Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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ADMINISTRATION--THE DIRECTORS MR. A. L. HENDERSON T r u ly an individual, Mr. Henderson, you have qualities which have set a high ideal in our hearts-sincerity, good judg- ment, kindness. From first grade through twelfth we have looked to you for help and guidance. Your wise philosophy and sound advice- as Well as your hearty, good-natured laughter-will stay in our hearts forever. MR. J. W. TIDD With sincere gratitude We thank you, Mr. Tidd, for your kind understanding, your excel- lent advice, your quiet guiding hand. The twinkle in your eye proves that humor can be found in a principal. 'You have shown us the right path throughout four years of high school and your wise counsel will follow us through all the rest of our lives.

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CHEERS FOR MISS HEAVER MISS KATHRYN HEAVER We, the senior class of 1943, dedicate our Crier to Miss Kathryn Heaver Whose high ideals and kind understanding, coupled with Wisdom and sincerity, serve as a goal toward which We strive.

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FACULTY--THE TECHNICIANS MR. LOWELL E. ALLEN . . Mount Union. Michigan, B.A. . Rib . , manual arts instructor . . football and track coach . , fair and square . . a better sportsman we'd never hope to see. MISS MARJORIE ATKINSON . . B.A., from Woosttr . . Latin instructor , . adviser ol' the Sophomore Class . . hecoming blush . . true lover of Latin . . and above all, eva-rlastingly patient. MR. ALLAN BALLINGER . . University of Toledo. l3.A. and M.A. . . history instructor . . Ace . . liugle adviser . . really gets his history across . . accomplished track man and journalist. MR. GEORGE BOHN . . B.A. from Heidelberg . . teaches American history and government . , adviser oi' Stagecratt Club . . numerous facial expressions . . ought to go into opera with that voice. MR. CLIl I ORD EVERSOLE . . lS.A., Ohio Northern: M.A., Ohio State . . Dine . . teaches biology and physics . . lenient . . very expressive . . Torch adviser . . cool and calm . . appreciates a good joke. MISS ESTHER GARVER . . Manchester, B.A. . . teaches mathematics . . Collega G. R. adviser . . dry humor . . philosopher . . forever to be remembered for the daily sayings on her blackboard. MISS ESTHER HABERMAN . . ILA.. Heidelberg, Ohio State . . English instructor . . slow ol' speech . . I'ull ol' pep with lots ol' style . . steadying influence on the Sewior class. MR. DAVID HATCHER . . B.A.. Muskingum . . teaches history . , assistant football coach . . Dave , witty . . conducts the students' ideal study hall . . a disposition and sense of humor we would all like to have, MR. VV. R. HERSHBERGER . . Bluffton, B..-X.: Ohir State M.A. . . teaches chemistry . . 'ZXhie . . adviser of Hi-Y . . warm sense of humor . . small but mighty . . little despot ofthe freshman's kingdom. MR. THOMAS A. HOOD . . B.A.. Newberry College, Ohio State . . Colonel . . instructor ol' mathematics and boys' gym . , tall and shy . . hot temper . . assistant basketball coach . . Oh, where did you get that curly hair? MISS JEAN JONES . . B.A. from Ohio University . . teaches French. English, and Latin . . adviser ol' French Club and Avida G. R. . . methodical . . gracious . . tint-ver put ot'I' till tomorrow what you can do today MISS PAULINE KENDALL . . Ohio University, ILS. . . home economics and English instructor , . facctious . . sparkling personality . . from what we hear she's an A-l cook.