Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Wane 5 Rather than build this publication about a particular theme, the editors have chosen to portray the school year just passing in the informal mood of telling a story. It is the story of life at Boardman High School in the year 1948-49. The editors have endeavored dili- gently to express the feeling of Boardman- some of her traditions and idealsg and if the picture-Writing enables you to relive in the years to come some of your happy and profitable high school days, the staff will feel that their efforts have been worth while. A Word of thanks is due to all who co- operated so freely in the production of this book, in particular to Miss Roberts, whose pa- tience, quiet understanding, and kindly advice to the staff-Whose trial and error methods surely Were disheartening at times--were of the utmost encouragement and assistance. And now let us begin. Here is 1948-49 in review! eanllenil Dedication Page 4 Faculty .... 6 Seniors . . .... 12 Classes . . . . . . .32 Activities . . . . . . .40 Sports ....... School Life Index ....... Advertising ....66 ....82 ....94 ....98 Opposite: Waiting for the nine 0'clock bell

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'7!w 1949 Gum za Medicated Four years ago the seniors of nineteen forty-nine were freshmen in Boardman High School. Four years ago the superintendent, who came that year to assume the duties of direct- ing and managing the Boardman School dis- trict, in a sense was a freshman, too. During those four years both the students and the faculty have been benefited by his counsel, cheered by his sunny disposition, and inspired by his brilliant leadership in the com- munity as Well as in the school. As a tribute to this esteemed gentleman, Mr. Irvin J. Nisonger, the Senior Class proudly dedicates the Crier of 1949.