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

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TITLED SENICDRS Best looking boy, 7,,, , Best looking girl ,o,,.,. Frienalliest girl , 7,77, L Friendliest boy ,7A,,,, Most bashtul boy ..,,,,,, Most bashful girl ,,,,,,,o , Best dressed girl ,,,,,,, Gea rge Gore , ,,,,, Hlrene McLarney H Mary Pyle ,Glenn Brougher Richard Spangler ,,,,7 June Zimmerman Mary Baraniak Best dressed boys .,,,,,, s,,,,,s G lenn Brougher Most athletic girl s,,,,,,s Most athletic boy ...,,, Most popular girl ,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,Madelyn Hanna H ,,,, Don Thomas ,s,,s,,Madelyn Hanna Most popular boy .,,,, ,Glenn Brougher Most studious girl ,...ss, Most studious boys, ,.,,, Best girl dancer ..,,,,, Best boy dancer Most talkative girl ,,,,cc Most talkative boy ,,,,,,, Sleepiest girl ,i...,,,, Dolores Williams Dwane Yoder , ,.,,, Dorothy Martin Bob Brown Barbara Nixon , ,,,,,,c, Walter Dedik ,,,,,,,Wanda Piatek Sleepiest boy ,,,,, , ,,c,., ., ,,,,,c,, Lee Hunter Most likely to succeeds ,,,,,, ,Dwane Yoder Class musician . . ,,,,,,..., c,,,., M ary Pyle Best potato picker ,,,,,,,,, H ,,,,, Emma Lou Spory Fastest gum chewer ,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,, , , ,,,, Lois Lape Man hater ,7,,,.s ,,,,c,c , ,.,,, June Zimmerman Woman haterm ,,.,,,,,,c,,c.. , ,.,, ,,,,,,, R ichalrd Spangler Most famous hookey player, . ,,c, ,c,,,,c,, K enneth Brennan Most sophisticated girls, ,,,,c , ,.,,c, Gloria Bittner Most sophisticated looy A,c,,, -, ,,,cc,,c Lee Hunter Class vocalist ,,ss ,s,,,,,s,,,,,, , ,,,., , Leona Leasock

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CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of '46, who have spent tour long and happy years in dear old B. H. S. and who are about to leave and pass on into the world of opportunity, have taken inventory and are about to bequeath our property to our lower classmen, not because we must, but because we want to be kind and Generous. We dispose ot our property as follows: I, MARY BARANIAK, do bequeath my liking for bashtul farmers to Betty Willison. I, PAULINE BARANIAK, do bequeath my blonde hair to anyone who can get the peroxide. I, DON BAUGHMAN, do bequeath my way with the girls to anyone who can stand the late hours. I, DONALD BERKEY, do bequeath my hookey playing to anyone who can get away with if. I, GLORIA BITTNER, do bequeath my position on the basketball team to Walter Szewczyk, in case he decides to take a post-graduate course. I, KENNETH BRENNAN, do bequeath my curly hair to Dalton Pyle. I, GLENN BROUGHER, do bequeath my place as Drum Maior to anyone that gets to wear my uniform. I, ROBERT BROWN, do bequeath my ability to play hookey to Bill Ankeny, Vve, ALICE BURKHOLDER and MARTHA CRUSCO, do bequeath our Home Ec. ability to Elizabeth Slavich and Marjorie Seese. I, BETTY CONAHAN, do bequeath my chemistry book to Roberta Smith. I, WALTER DEDIK, do bequeath my typing ability to the future students and I hope they use it better than I did. I, SARA DEIST, do bequeath my ability to chew gum in Mr. Lichliter's room to anyone that can do it. I, ROSALIE FRANKE, do bequeath my dancing ability to my sister Annetta. I, FRANK GAC, do bequeath my algebra and chemistry books to anyone who wants them. I, ESTHER GINDLESPERGER, do bequeath my long hair to anyone else who has enough patience to take care ot it. I, GEORGE GORE, will my acting ability to anyone with ambitions toward becoming a butler. I, MADELYN HANNA, do bequeath my dark eyes to anyone who likes to ioy-ride with reckless drivers. I, JIM HEFFLEY, do bequeath my nickname Stud to Paul Baraniak. I, LUELLA HENRY, do bequeath my curls to anyone who can make them. I, LEE HUNTER, do bequeath my size I2's to the person who needs a good foundation. I, BETTY JOHNSON, do bequeath my bashfulness to Mary Jane Neuhoft. I, MARY KUBAS, do bequeath my Maiorette ability to Ann Koba. I, LOIS LAPE, do bequeath my driving ability to Koof-Chab. I, LEONA LEASOCK, do bequeath my singing ability to Doris Jean McNutt. I, DOROTHY LINT, do bequeath my black hair to Marjorie Seese. I, IRENE MCLARNEY, do bequeath my ability to disturb my neighbors with my drum- ming to anyone in Jenners who can get away with it. I, FAYE McNUTT, will my shyness to Sara Sowerbrower.