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First Row: R. Breuncman. A. M. Lawn. M. Clever. M. Armishaw, W. Green, P. Brawn, D. Hawthorne. Second Row: Miss Ewing, advisor, F. Musiriana, H. Simon, B. Hitchcock, S. Zeigler, J. Burnside. Thiril Row: D. Pugh, R. Kling, P. Roberts, W. Meuh. The Crier Staff Boardman's star reporters and seasoned editors enthusiastically began work on the annual and met each Tuesday noon for reporters to report their findings, and editors to vveild the blue pencil. Betty Hitchcock and Wanda Green have been kept busy revising and checking all the editorial write-ups and Phyllis BraWn's little blue book was filled very soon with all that goes to make up the unodicial calendar. The art staff has been working hard to make the annual artistic under the skillful hands of Seibert Zeigler, Jack Shirreffs and Robert Herman. Bob Kling, the man of all trades, has been taking snapshots, writing up athletics and sending in many interesting features. Philip Roberts Cthe junior apprenticej also had a hand in writing up the sports reviews. The features were contributed by Marion Clever, Dorothy Haw- thorne and Phyllis Brawn, who were to be seen many a clear day bobbing up from nowhere with notebooks full of' interesting news. Jack Burnside, snooping among the files, found some interesting data on our alumni. Jack also collected the jokes for the advertising section. Finally the typists, Roma Brennaman and Alice Lawn, were at work piecing the annual together with flying lingers. At last the Crier was sent to press and the staff waited breathlessly to see their masterpiece return completed. The editor has been too busy rushing around to say every day how much she appreciates the cooperation of the stad, but here it is expressed in black and White. ' -Mary Louise Armishaw. 27
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5T'fQ ':T' , ff First Row: P. Emch. S. Belief, P. Hurlson, E. Lucas, B. Thrasher, P. Robinson. Second Row: C. Davis, M. Healy, R. Proctor, M. Jones. W. Green, M. Schmidt, M. Chambers, M. J. Diehm. Third Row: K. Little, F. Bcmlling, E. Heins, J. Loew. B. Hitchcock, M. VVilliams, D. Stillson, H. Rich. Fourth Row: F. Green. B. Orr, M. Garwood, E. Jenkins, P. Roberts, H. Frederick, R. Kling, The Academic Contest Thirty Boardman participants in the County Academic Contest arrived at Canlield High School, on the evening of April twelfth. The same number departed with a variety of sentiments and a number of sighs. The tests must be taken again. It seemed that one school had unwittingly seen the test beforehand. Thirty Boardman participants in the County Academic contest arrived at Canfield High School, on the evening of April twenty-third. The students who placed in the contest Were: Sam Belief, first in Latin Ig Paul Ernch, first in Latin IIg Marie Schmidt, tied for second in French Ig Marjorie Chambers, tied for second in French II, Emil Lucas, second in general science, Dean Stillson, tied for Hrst in plane geometry. A Week later a final contest was held to break the ties, Dean Stillson placed first in geometry. The complete Boardman line-up follows: Algebra I, Paul Robinson and William Thrasher, Latin I, Sam Belief and Chloe Davis, English I, Florence Beadling and Margaret Healey, General Science, Paul Hudson and Emil Lucas, Plane Geometry, Kenneth Little and Dean Stillsong Latin II, Martha Jones and Paul Emchg English II, Roberta Proctor and Mary Jane Diehmg English III, Betty Jane Loew and Sarah Jane Metz, French I, Marie Schmidt and Phillip Roberts, World History, Erma Heins and Elwyn J enkinsg Chemistry, Robert Orr and Henry Rich 5 Physics, Robert Kling and Frances Green-American History, Betty Hitchcock and Margaret Williams-English IV, Hugh Frederick and Wanda Green-French II, Moody Garwood and Marjorie Chambers. 28
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