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Everett E~rerson StoneCarbondaleCarlmndale High Scllool; Keystone Academy; Demosthenean:hlinisterial Association; Press Smrlent Volontccrhq\ociat~on; lklegnte to Stodent VolunteerConference, ?; Kevstone-Rucknell Clul,; GeneralSc~cncr Coorse. ..Sioney.""Shc Itofh dirrcfcd how I sholl lake herfr.o>it l~cr f01he~'s ROZ(SC."Quiet like his namesake, but just let someonespring a good joke, and "Chubby" is righton the job with as hearty a laugh as was everheard. One would think that as an ex-mailcarrier, lie would have mercy on the followersof that profession, but we hear that a certaincarrier's horse has already acquired the habitof the daily stop at a "certain" box, both to cleliverand collect a voluminous epistle. However.Stone is loyal, and with his past expericlirrI~r'll .~~rel!. Ilc \urce\\ful in his chosen work of giving the go>pel to thelirnthel~.!4 !I!Rexford Ervin StoneCarbondaleKeystoile licaclemy ; Phi G:tmma Ilrlta; Bwd. 1. 2. :l:,blanager, 9; Keystone-Rucknell Cld~:Civil Engitlerring Socirty ; College Orchcctm; Civtl Enginrertng Course. "Rex," "Fat.""iinl,c." "llnrrrl," "Stony.""T111 thr srrnds of the dcscrt grow cold."\Ye haye \vith us Mr. Rexford IS. Stone,I'resident of the Horn-1,lowers' Association.There is I)ut one criticis111 that we feel weshould make, and tliis is it-Iiis middle nameshould have been "Music." However, "liex's"favorite pastime is looking for the "nlakins";in tliis lie has been successful. It is rumore(1that he can repeat chapter after chapter; from(;enesis to Revelation, omitting (;en. 3:19.During his "visit" to Ruck~lell "Rex" 11;~s madegood. "Litldy's" subjects hare I,eco~iic mere"triffles." \Ylierever you may see "Rex" thefirst thing that you notice is the smile thatnever wears off. \Yitli such a disposition astliis and a ~leterminntion to win we expect tosee "Rex" soon on the top of the Inclder. I-iere'snishing you the best good luck.Page One Nineteen