Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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SENIOR SENTIIVIENTS The Senior Class, having experienced the required historical course, deemed it out of order to tell the complete class history, a short foreword can express the sentiment just as well. A general huddle of the Senior Class was called and after much ado about nothiii, the class banner was painted black and silver: black for the passing of School Days, the happiest days of life, silver for the dawn of forthcoming adven- ture and endeavor. From the collective garden of imagination was plucked the lily-of-the-valley for the class symbol. A glance at one discloses the bell-shaped bloom, school bells, flavored with the fra- grance of opportunity and learning. The class motto, To be, is to be the best of whatever you are, was suggested by Dr. Robert Montgomery, President of Mus- kingum College, in his address to the general school assembly. We can't all be captains, he said, anyway, a captain needs a crew. The class would like to extend its sincere appreciation to the faculty for its individual cooperation, which we believe is the essence of happy learning. 11