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

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SCHOOL BOARD Seventeen members comprlse the enner Boswell enners town o1nt School Board seven from enner TOWHShlp Hve from ennerstown Borough and Eve from Boswell Borough The falrer sex IS represented on the board rn the person of two women from ennerstown Borough and one from enner Townshlp In helplng to sove the problems of the school for the bene fit of 1ts students and the COITlITlllI1lty the members bring to the meetlngs an lnterest as val 1ed as the professlons they repre sent Among the members are to be found represent ltlves from the worlds of teaching banklng buslness flrmlng Ind homemakmg One of the blgg st projects 111 the plst two ye Irs whlch the school board has undertaken IS the constructron of the new blllldlllg whlch has made rapld progress Clllllllg the current school term The bo 1rd acted lllld61 the dlI'6C.tl0ll of Mr Charles Slew czyk presld nt R U Blttllel' vlce pxesldent Agnes Swear man secretary Ollle Schlock treasurer Regular IH6t'tlIlgS were held the second Mondly of each the need arose We are sure that w1th the help and glllClI.IIC6 of th1s coop 6ldtlV6 OI'glIl1Z8.tlOI1 our school w1ll grow steadllv III prestlge unong the schools of thls lrea In tendzng to 611114 a tower way Nh James B Dietz Ihgh School Prmupal 11 Nixss 'I urncy Seuet try OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED The new hlgh school blllldlllg offers our students greatly mcreased opportunltles for evolv1ng a more satlsfylng l1fe Stone brlck boards and nalls requlre the labor of men s mlnds and hands to become a useful bulldlng The opportunltles of our lncreased fdCllltl6S w1ll be p1OdllCtlVC only to the extent to whlch the stu dents apply themselves We learn to l1VC by ln lng the more varled our school experlences the better we understand our ObllgdtlOI1S and respons1b1l1t1es as soclated Wlth the democrat1c way of hfe Our stu dents under teacher guldance ID the more composzte envlronment provlded by the new bulldmg can ex perlence more fully these drsclpllnes so conduclve to effectlve democratxc c1t1zensh1p Everv student needs to glV6 thanks that h1S educalon now Wlll be more replete Wlth opportunltles to thls end Let all resolve to grasp these opportunltles wlth determmatlon fo onlv effectlve cltmenshlp can preserve the democratlc I . T' J . 9 I ' , - I - ' - I ' 1 . , . ' ' ' , 1 , H, 3 , 3 . S . ' . 2 2 1 . N ' , e g . . , ' ' g O ' . 1'- . , .. . . 5 , . . , . . I month and special meetings scheduled several times a year as ' ' ' . ' z ' - - , .. . 1 n a n 1 . . A 3 ' I l H 1 c . U U I I O 0 H . . . . , . , 7 l . I . . 7 3 ' 7 I l 7

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ADMIN ISTRATIO which of you THE MISSION OF OUR SCHOOLS The ,mission of our schools must he the mis- sion of life itself. Its effort must he to help hovs and girls live more heautiful and helpful lives. Education, therefore, must he more than how to add and suhtractg how to solve mechanical proh- lems. These are hut means to the end of learn- ing how to live more beautifully and how to serve our country, our fellowmen and our crea- tor. YVe must hegin hy teaching hoys and girls how to live together peacefully and helpfully. XVhat we call character must he developed and strengthened. Such Words as virtue, purity and integrity are essential lessons to he learned and made a functioning part of the daily lives of everv student. To the degree that we have helped in devel- oping the mind, the hand and the spirit of each hoy and girl to better serve their fellowmeu, their country and their creator has the school in this trouhled and challenging age fulfilled its mission. Stuck. Seated flcftlz lluntei sltXXl zvla, St-lii'oL'l4. S c um an linu-rt. Clillmert. S xx ut Standing: lfriedline, Xlorgm Xlurnicla, lthoads. Colm in n Polieiceliio. Friedlinc Ili ner, llannner Klux Dr. Cuy N. Hartman Supervising Principal 0000 XIX

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OUR FACULTY Sittetla not down fimt, df: TlneAe ul- ur ur w Mr. Earl Bowman MTS- Jillw CUODOT Mr. Bvatty Dimit 1 Mr. Owen Horner Mr. E ar Hostctlcr 1.