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

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OUR SENIORS IN 1954 Louise Anderson, owner of Coal Junciion Wonderland Skatinrg Rink. Ted Baker is exploring the wilds surrounding Pilliiown. Charles Beener, faculty advisor of Boswell Hi's F. F. A. Wanda Begley, Head Nurse of the Pilltown Community Hospital. Anna June Berger, President of the Ferrelton Women's Gossip Association. Dick Brockunier is leader of the Jennerstown Korn Kobbers Swing Orchestra. Theresa Cald-roni, favorite rhumbai dancer of Coal Junction. Tom Campbell, Vice President of Mauer and Campbell, Incorporatd. Mazitha Cook ds head seamstress of the Dovrfman and Hoffman Factory. Ruth Emerick is in the employment of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Chester Fedor, butcher heftic's Boswell Meat Market. Dora Foradori, singer o udy Valley's 'radio program. Eddie Friskie is making i ervations of B. H. S. -form a P-38. Edward Gromek. 'truant officer of Boswell High School. Mary Hadaba, Vice President to ' Helen Ogline, President of Jenner X Roads Ogline and Hadaba Drug Company. Ruth Hanna, private secretary to Robert Henry, Prsident of Randolph Coal Co. Robert Henry, President of Randolph Coal Company. Clarence Hay, owner of the Hay Dairy Farm. Alda Mae Henry is running a Tavern on Ferrelton Hill. Mary Ann Modorowski. hostess for the Jenners Trans-Atlarric Airline Service. Betty Horner, Major General of the U. S. Marine Corps. Louise Jones, leading stair at Jenners Metropolitan Opera House. Mary Koba, leading girl in the Zeigfield Follis of 1954. Virginia Kukasick. holds the :title of Miss Boswell. Lester Lohr, owner of 1,000 acres of potato farm. - Edward McCreery, foreman of Jenners Consolidated Black Diamond Betty McNutt is leading a quiet life with heir husband 'and children. Tony Molinsky, fullback on the Boswell Pro Football Team. Andrew Michael Novak, topkick in the U. S. Army. Jean Ozag, founder and supervisor of Boswell School for Secretaries. Gladys Peterson, sewing in WAVES on iihe U. S. S. Boswell. Irene Piatek, glamour girl of the 1954 Boswell Follies. John Pokos, owner of Boswell Barber Shop. Annetta. Policicchio, nursing at the Boswell Clinic. Robert Pope, Superintendent of Penna. State Highway Department. Marietta Pyle is General Manager of Sam Roger's Variety Store. .Film Robertson is seeing the world from a porthole. Lucille Saylo'r, Power's model. Sara Jean Shafer is chief 'hostess of Boswell Canteen for service men. Alice Smith, chief paper hanlger of Boswell. Lourdean Sheridan, assisting Smith in paper hanging: wants to be boss. Chester Smith, scrubbing' decks on 'the U. S. S. Smith. Mary Spangler, assisting Berger in the F. W. G. A. Thelma Speficher, school teacher lat B. H. S. Virginia Stufft, best hog caller in Somerset County. Magdalene Surace, has just published her latest novel, Road to Boswell. James Swartz, head designer 'alt Boering Aircraft Company. Sara Toscano ihas the F. B. I. in search of a man named Gregory. Clara Belle Wachob, Private Secretary to Wayne Ickes, Justice of Peafce of Boswell. Margaret Walken, clarinet player in Tommv Dorsey's orchestra. Anna Weller is employed by the Mountain Railway Express. Amelia Winovich, champion potato picker of the United States. Lois Younkin, 'head nurse of J enners Community Hospital. Ann Zalesky, head nurse of government hospital at Jenners. Peggy Zimmerman, an aviatrix, holds a position with the C. A. P. Mine. ..291 SENIORS

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SENIORS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1944 We, Louise Anderson and Ruth Emerick, will our ways with boys to Lucille Sokolawsky. I, Ted Baker, bequeath my artistic ability to Mary Jzane Palomba. , Charles Beener, will my hunting ability to Johnny Vida. , Wanda Begley, will my figures to Mary Jane Palomba.. , Anna June Berger, will my talking ability to Johnny Rose. , Dick Brockunier, bequeath my musical :talents Ito Wilford Saylor. Theresa Caldronfi, will my dignity to Florence Codispoti. Tom Campbell, will my technique with Miss Albanese to Bob Brown. , Martha Cook, 'leave my stature to Fred Forsythe. Chester Fedor, will my ability of evading Prof to Walter Koba. Dora. Fordori, will my ability of walking to social events wto Mucker Pugh. Freddie Friskie, leave Jessica to 'any one who can keep her motor going. , Edward Gromek, will my Plymouth to Frank Pelesky. , Mary Hadaba, bequeath my trips to Jakes to Sue Percherke. I, Ruth Hannla, leave my cheer leading ability to my sister, Maddy. I, Clarence Hay, leave my scholastic ability 'to Don Thomas. I, Alda Mae Henry, will my thirteen years of perfect attendance to Velma Sage. I, Robert Henry, leave my wresting talent to Leonard Spory. I Mary Arm Hodorowski, bequeath my curly hair -to Coach Lichliter. r I I I I I I. I I I I I I I, Betty Horner, will my 'gum chewing to any one who can get the gum. I, Wayne Ickes, will my basketball talents to Bob Brocker. I, Louise Jones, will my volleyball ability to Myra Shaffer. I, Mary Koba, leave my rumba dancing to Florence Codispoti. We, Jean Kudasick and Magdalene Surace, will our ability to get fto school just on time to anyone who oam make it. . Lester Lohr, will my height to Alex Eutin. , Edward McCreelry, leave my engaging smile to all the sourpusses of the J urnior Class. , Betty McNutt, leave my inlterest in the Navy to my sister, Fay. , Tony Molinsky, will my cussing ability on the football field to John Novak. , Andy Novak, bequeath my athletic ability to Fred Forsythe. , Jean Ozag, will my way with -the football players to Dorothy Martin. We, Gladys Peterson and Helen Ogline, will our friendship to Mabel Winters and Maxine Barron. I, Irene Piatek, leave my ability to get along with boys to my sister, Wanda. I, John Pokos, leave my position as football manager to Merle Nagle. I, Annetlta Polioicchio, will my place on the Eagle Staff to my sister, Carolyn. I, Robert Pope, will my quiet and refined manners to Joe Shubik. I, Marietta Pyle, 'bequeath my reading ability to Robert Fulton. I, Jim Robertson, leave my foolbalal ability to Zeke Lolvr, Jr. I, Lucille Saylor, will my long fingernails to Emma Lou Spory. I, Sara Jean Shaffer, will the boys of Somerset. to the future girls of B. H. S. I, Lourdean Sheridan, will my giggle to Eleanor Williams. I, Alice Smith, will my bashfulness to Ctasimir Szewczyk. I, Chester Smith, bequeath all the women of Boswell High to John Zablotney. I, Mairy Spangler, leave my highly treasured gigigle to Miss Simchock. I, Thelma Speicher, bequeath my bashfulness to Frank Pelesky. I I I I I I I I I I , Virginia Stuit, leave my height fto Jimmy Thomas. , James Swartz, will my beautiful black hair to Helen Phillips. , Sara Toscano, bequeath my brown eyes to Arlene Shawley. , Clara Belle Wachob, will my place in shorthand class to anyone who can keep up with Miss Lohr. I, Peggy Walker, bequeath my :albility ito win frienids to Frances Lohr. I, Anna Weller, will my bashfulness to Lloyd Stuffit.. I, Amelia Winowich, bequeath my giggling to Edwin Pugh. I, Lois Younkin, will my yodeling to anyone whose mother can stand it as well as mine has. I, Ann Zelesky, will my red hair to Florence Codispoti. I, Peggy Zimmerman, bequeath my dimples to Lloyd Stufft. ..28-

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jUNlORS President ................., c ...A,,,.,, Walter Lepley Vice President ......,ee c .,,,,,..4..,,,,,. Joe Shubik Secretary .,..i....,...... ,........, Sue Percherke Treasurer ........... .iii,.,..i K atherine Smith Our class entered Boswell High School with an enrollment of about 90 pupils. This number has gradually decreased until there are ap- proximately only 60 persons. As we advanced through the years we have had many worries and troubles with our subjects. The greatest worry in our Freshman year was General Science. Coming up to our Sophomore year we found that Plane Geometry was also a headache, but we also leave many pleas- ant memories of those two years. We entered our Junior year with much excitement. We were really thrilled at being upper classmen. Because of the war, we had one great disappointment, that was when we heard we couldn't get our class rings. However, after much Hfussing and fretting it was decided that we could obtain our rings after all, but at a later date. Now that our Junior year is over we leave many happy memories and hope that our Senior year will be just as successful as this one has been.