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Page 28 text:
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SEN IORS IN MEMORIAM Too many of us did not know Bill Felesky very well, but those who did found in him one of the best and most loyal friends a person could ever hope to have. He would be graduating with us now if he were here, but it was deemed otherwise. He was with us during our first year in B. H. S. and part of the second. Early in the second year, however, he became ill and had to leave school. That was the last some of us saw of him. Born on February 7, 1926, dying on December 2, 1942, Bill Felesky was well liked by all, and the Class of 1944 regrets that he cannot share our triumph with us. 124.-
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MARGARET ZIMMERMAN Stoystown Peggy is fa. very pretty girl with cute dimples. We like to hear her giggle because she has such a merry little laugh. She likes the Marines, reading, and taking care of her dog. She would like to be an aviatrix after graduation. Good luck, Peggy. ...23i SENIORS
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WE SALUTE YOU Robert Blough Louis Phillips Geno Formichella Chester Smith Harry Gray Robert Smith Andrew Novak James Swartz To you boys who were the first of our class to be called to the colors: To you who are willing to lay down your lives in order that the day may come when once more free men can breathe and live without fear. and talk in tones of peace-and hope-and freedomg To you who are willing to fight to insure our liberty, willing to die. perhaps, so that others might live: We salute you! The young men whose names are listed above will not be here to graduate with us, for they were called to the service of their country before completing their senior requirements, although some will receive their diplomas. As the 1944 Rex Collium goes to press, there will be more names which we shall not be able to add to the list. Possibly, these boys will not have the pleasure of thumbing through this Rex Collium until the war is over and they can return to the safety of their firesides. In the meantime we hope their families will cherish this yearbook. and realize some comfort in knowing that these young men helped to make possible this present volume, for they are, and al- ways will be, a part of Boswell High School. To them and to their families, we say: The morale of your high school is excellent, The heart of your high school is sound, The spirit of your high school is strong, The faith of your high school is eternal. -2 5- SENIORS
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