Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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BOARDMAN HIGH SCHOOL

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EH In the days of our New England forefathers, the figure perhaps most familiar to all townsfolk was the town crier heralding the current events and proclamations. nrvmnrh . . ..... In the person of our jolly Crier, the editors hope to carry you through the events experienced at B. H. S. during the '49-50 school year. They also hope that, just as both the young and old townsfolk welcomed the crier, you, too, in years to come, will welcome him as the reporter of your high school days. Your editor here takes the opportunity to extend the most sincere gratitude to our adviser, Miss VValsh, who so patiently and willingly guided our efforts, to Mr. Genuske, who directed the huge task of the business staff, to Mr. Allen, without whose .photographic skill this book could not have been completed, and to all who gave of their time to aid the production of your 1950 Crier. Gable nf Qlnntrnin . . Dedication . . . . . . 4 Faculty 6 Seniors ....12 Classes ... ....30 Activities . . .... 38 Sports ..... .... 6 S School Life . .. . . . .82 Advertising . . .... 94 Index ..... . . .151

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Briliraiinn Poor are they that have not patience. According to this maxim, Boardman can hold proud claim to a faculty member rich because of this virtue. Patience is also extolled as the best remedy for troubleg thus, the difficulty of Latin conjugations and declensions is remedied under the patient and careful tutelage of this teacher. . It is to be regretted that all students could not have received the benefits which her pa- tience and guidance have set as examples to be followed all through life. In sincere gratitude for these and for her unceasing Willingness to be of real help, we, the Class of 1950, dedicate our Crier to Miss Marjorie Atkinson.