Jenner Boswell Joint High School - Rex Collium Yearbook (Boswell, PA)

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Members Of The Board President ...,...,........,... MILTON B. MOVVRY Vii'6-P1'6SilICl1'L Sccwetury .... T1'easu1'e1' . . . Director .. . ... CHARLES SZEVVCZYK BOVVMAN J MAURER ..... FRED H. MOORS . . VVALTER JOHNSTON WJ

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UTHE SCHOOL YEAR CLosEs While the war goes on all over the world, our 275 boys and girls, graduat.es of the high school, are helping to win it. These graduates and many non-graduates of the community are serving their country to free the people of the world from slavery. This is indeed a great service and should make us all feel like working harder here at home. Boswell High School had an enroll- ment last September of 388 students. This enrollment dropped to 350 in March. This was a drop of 10 per cent. The loss by classes follows: Junior High. School Grade Seven ................. 6 Grade Eight .... ... 1 Grade Nine ... ... G 113 Senior High. School Grade Ten ................... 10 if Grade Eleven . . . .. . 7 MR. SPEICHER. B. s., M. A. Gfadff Twelve H 8 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH -25 Supervising Principal Our attendance shows a smaller loss per enrollment than most schools of the area. Per- haps our school program is somewhat responsible for this record. During the term we had many activities consisting of athletics-Football, Basketball and Wrestling. Our Assembly programs were enjoyed by all and the class plays were very successful. The photography club had a very fine record as did several other clubs. The year's work included a new library room which made students more conscious of this Value to the school. The fac- ulty was complet.e except for the commercial department. All in all the year closes with the activity fund of the school reach- ing over ninety per cent. The Annual sale was 350 copies. First Aid course and some shop work for girls were included in the year's achievements. The teaching staff held several meetings including the Administrative, Professional and Social types. As the school year closes, we realize that the boys and girls on the battle front are sending us messages that need be answered. We should do our best to keep in touch with our school members who are serving their country in all parts of the world. Let us resolve to keep the home front as efficient as the battle front. PAULINE PYLE Secretary l6l

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FACULTY , Q tl DAVID LICHLITER Boswell, Pa. A. B., American Univesity. History, Social Studies, Basketball, Athletics Director VIRGINIA HELEN SHOPE Altoona, Pa. B. S., Beckley College, Indiana State Teachers College, Temple Univer- sity, Rider College. Commercial Department OWEN T. HORNER Boswell, Pa. B. S., Franklin and Marshall College, California State Teachers College Industrial Arts MARY ELLEN SPROWLS Boswell B. A., Juniata College. English, French 'I J EDGAR F. HOSTET- LER Boswell, Pa. California State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh B. S., English Mathematics MERLE T. MILLER Boswell, Pa. B. S., M. Ed., Loch Haven State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh. Mathematics FANKLIN J. La- VINGE Boswell, Pa. B. S., Pennsylvania State College. Vocational Agriculture ERLAMOND ANNE WEYANT Cresson S., Indiana State 'eachers College, nsylvania State College. sic Supervisor