Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)
- Class of 1940
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I Q f , I BQARDMAN CRIER BOARDMAN HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 1940 Ed C f ALICE SCHMUTZ JAMES MILLMAN - Published by the Senior Closs Volume XV .L-1-- ' a hi B i M 9 i Qiv-yur! yvvvmfuff VM LJJA, I - I E o R E W o R o M '5QQ?Q l .J In remembrance of the happy days of our life here at Boardman, we whose privilege it was to carry the torch aloft during this year, leave behind us these memories of our life at Boardman. 35 BQ CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURE ADVERTISING In ILCOQIIILIOII of hls 111du11o1 to bulld mf111l1 c dl IL Ll 1 Q s 1111101111 ll 1 1 dm spo1tsn1a11l1kL attltudc 11p c1Ld1Ca1te th1S It 0 C1121 to 0111 good flltlld and c0ac1 WELL ALL Thmugh thls 11L 111sh to 1Ck11o11ledge h1s LCHCIQINLIID and ab1l1t1 to send f01 th 10111111 me11 xound 111 both b0d1 and md IN 1e1 pus It xmplc 11L nel that the Ntand 11dN 01 Bm11dma11 h up been htted and that 1 a1e 1cf1d1 m at e 1101111 Lh11lL11g'L for t e ll DEDICATION .2 k ' ' 'Lv , 3. v Q ' . tv h. 1 2 'L ' '. to creat? a sense of 'rs . l 'l'tj ' 1 a .1 lx ' ' -, '- -'- '.', tl- 194 1 ' W ' I .V 'iv v1 fs f 2 ' v , Y , T . 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If 1 1 'T 'T 'TSX M75-af MR A I HENDERQON W009t91 B A Supermtendent Western Reseue M A Unbounded XVlSdOl'I1 and compasslon Jomed Once agaln We pay trlbute to ou1 supermtendent Mr A L Hendelson who throughout thm year as every year before has generously glyen ot hls tlme and ab111tv 1n makmg poaslble the many thlngs whlch ue haxe de slred Hls good ludgement and ulse COUHCII Wlll be long remembered md hls hearty laughter w1ll 10 sound 111 our ears ln tlme to come 'VIR J W TIDD Kent State B S Ohlo State M A P1l!1C1p tl Hlstory leads much he IQ .1 gleat obselvu md looks qllltt, thxough the deeds ot men Thanks to our prlnclpal M J W Tldd whose keen 1I'lSlght and sound phllosophy has kept us from many pltfalls along the way ou1 Senlor year has drawn to a successful cloee Wlth hlb sudden touch of NVlt he adds much to a conversatlon and uhenexer we have strayed from our course hle firm hand r1ght d1rect1on 1 ADMINISTRATICN 1 y A . . . , . . , . . 4. . C , K -tHe . L. 3 , ', . ., A. . . 2 he . 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K 0 z '. v- M 5 I y FACULTY 1 lOl R N 'Huw Pllgabtth Hamllton Engllsh Llblaiy NI1 Ham Ruknnblocl NI3thLll18.tlCQ 01110 State' B S Thiel B r i t thi 1 4 tm, u h 1 um 'N m' n N11 Gung.,L Bohn Histoly Heltltlbeig, B A Lnivtnsity of Plttsbulgh BOHOM ROW 1 ll L 1 ' M Allan Balllngei Ace Economics, Hixtoly m Nui UY1lVLlNlt5f of Toltdo, B A M A Wliw Jean Fallell Honu ECOHOITIICQ, Bxologx Ploia Stone Mathei College xnymllutx une hm: A t SUbllII1ItN 0 1 xtuxt txxnln tht llLf!I'llIlllNhhlL1l of tho mlm frlenmlx I7 Mix: Exthei Galvei Matl1emat1cQ Vlanchestei, B A MIDDIE' P-Ol' So xull to know her oxxn mlntl that what sho will tt 1 NI1 Jane Bl0XXI1 Secietaly N m NE N' it ' hlmn Dnectoi of Athlet1cQ Manual AltQ Nliw lx xthunne Heavu Ganelal QCILHCC Ohio Unlvelslty B S Hcltlclbug Collage nltl lu t H mini NU xx w -. t n 1 an tht nu 1 ur ---1... fha 4 at Q- 'Y' wwe? . 5, Xt: vi XML Q-4 v- V. , Oxv l X . - - 1 . i 'Y . . 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Nh J M Mm eel Dnectol of Mumc VS wtmmstex College COHQQIXRTIOI x of MUNIC lu IC t t 1 o t no 1 tha he mu m B01 IONI ROVN Wllw lean Glasgow F1 ench, Latm, Engzllsh XOll1 lQ'QtOXYU Collcge OhlO UYl1V6l9ltW, I !'llVLlQ1tY of Mxwouu, B S lr hymn m1 Wllw Allce Smlth Engllxh Nlusklngum, B A Blead Loaf School of Engllsh 'VI A nhnut 11 m me n be 3 1 lllufu 11 ls t LIL r 1 X lxln FACULTY VVebste1 saw a faculty 15 a bodv of pe1 sons to vxhom a1e ent1 usted the gox ernment a11d 1IlStI'llCtl0ll of a school He Q 11ght d1sc1pl1ne and lllStI'UCtl0ll ale the ma1n dut1es of ou1 tacultx Hovx ex e1, Boa1dman students IQCQIXQ much mo1e than those lJd16 necess1t1es from then teachers F01 metance, Boaldman H1gh School has a xerv hlgh scholast1c ldtlllg To acqune th1s good name not onlv students but also teachels must studx hard Oh, ves teachele studx too' The mo1c t1me 111 111 StlL1Cl2Ol spends 111 p1epar1ng the leasons to make It lnterestlng the mon lllld9lQt2iDd1llg and knowledge a pupll xull derlxe f1om It And th1nk of all the t1me dex oted to tlallllllg conteetants 111 Academlc and SQNIOI Scholal sh1p The1efo1e, Boardman s scholastlc 18DUtdtl0ll 18 not Qlltll elx due to 1ts students EP1t1E1CLl111Cllld.1 act1x1t1cs take up a gleat deal of what would Othel xxlse be le1su1e t1me It 1Sll t alxx aye easx to g1xe up pelsonal plans Ill O1d6l to chape1 on a dance 01 pa1tv, and It lbll t easv afte1 a day of ha1d xx orl1, to act as a coohng agent to a club of hot headed stude11ts Then too t1me mllst be found dunno busx daxs f0l confuenccs xx 1th Offlttl and commlttees of these clubs and often much xxo11y 1nd thought IN spent upon the d11ect1o11 of ma1o1 act1x1t1es such as plavs and d IHCKN Each a11d ex e1x facultx adx1so1 hae h1s t1OLlbl9b no Tfldttel xx h1ch g'l0LlD he supe1x1qes Teache1s ale usuallx chosen fol pLlS0lldl1tX as xx ell IS f0l teachmg, ablllty Hence, obsclxlng puplls may Qand many dob bencht flOITl thc characters of the11 facultx Sexe1al 1llSlLI'LlCt01S possess pat1ence to a g1eatdeg1ee Oth91S a1e xnalkmg examples of dlplomacy and tact Othe1 x 11tues such ae 130186 and gl2iCl0llSl10SS max be found at the same soulce AllOtllQ1 blg adx ant ige vxe haxe IS Olll bulldlllg' and 1ts GqUlpmQllt 0111 g'VH'11l3S1LlIT1 IS excellent and ou1 alleadx good l1lJl21lX 18 b6COITl1llS., better ex e1x xea1 fthanks to people xx ho l01g9t to letlllll books on the 11ght dayj lVe haxe sufflclent labo1atorx eqtnpment n1d lll the ncal future xull haxe a nexx athlct1c Geld Home LCOHOHIICN 1nd manual nt looms a1e xx ell supplled w1th toolb and machlnes VV1th all these adx antages and all Oul accomodatmg teache1s a1e11t you glad you attend boa1dman Il1gh Schoolq TILIL, 3ou haxe to study ha1de1 but It s xx 01th lt to be able to sax' latel, I gladuated f1om Boardma11 ' 1 1 '1H 1 1 1 1 x wb. 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X 5' 3 1 , QE f is A , 5 J' Now Vou an gomg The 1.0111 yea1s alt past Nlemouee once elteplng, A1e UHCOVGIQC1 at last 131621111 101 an h0u1 Th1nl1 101 a mlnute Path llttlv. thought H1s a IHQIHOIV 111 lt I'hus hue ln scllpt Of bl ul 1ncl ot NX 11te s 1x11t 101 blllll Clltdlill 11, At dawn 01 at mght The thoughte of a Sen1o1 Events of a yea1 The hopes fOl tomo11ow Some vague and some cle ll Read on and tu1n pages Thr d1ea1n1ng, s begun Of B0alllI11'1h ln fo1ty Dlplomas 1nd fun lt was wax back lll 1998 w hen 1 cute f1t the age of slxj l1ttlc membels ot the cl 1ss ot 10 toddled 1nto thelr flrst g1ade class 1ooms '1l'161f,l'1'1d1llCl8l of th1s 1ea1 s g1aduf1t111g cl1ssot Oo w e1e late1 301611110118 o th 11 stalx1a1t QIIOUD ot DIOHLEIS And a mo1e StLldlOL1S frnlschle xousl class ot students 111111 ents 1ed a nrst gl 1de loom What s that' Jxm lvllllmflll ux 11111 because he wasn t old enough to xotc tot Hoox e1 Oh well, max be he ll be p1es1denth1msclt someday And up 111 the n1st 101.1 who 18 that tl1111klI1g' so hand' I see now lt s Jlmmy Wlllldms t1V111gto flgtllf, out what caused the stock market to crash Our humble llttle band of future gcnluses has been progresmng 1'Ip1CllX , and thev are now able to count Qubconsclously W1tl10Llt the ald of then' f1nge1s Ah but sxx1ftl1 the seasons l0ll Now we are ln the elghth grade p a mlghtx good 13118111688 w 1th l'11Sl19I1I1lS shoe VVhat S that' Mlss SatTell savs she ll have to take down the mwtletoe lf the students con txnue to take undue advantage of It now Ienore IQ that n1ce7 The great dav has ar111 ed we are now full fledged freshmen and we show lt too P1equent escapades dOXVl1 the wrong fllght of steps l0Ck1I1g' ou1 kevs 111 our locke1s etc etc etc Oh well I suppose all uppe1 classmen xxe1c 11641111911 1t one tlme 01 another How s that' 1160 h01N9 pow L1 a 1ea1 we ll s1xe 1101 Wdlklllg' up the cxt1 1 fllght ol steps to the tl111d Hoorj oh w ell a sophomore should hax e some 1l11X1l9g'9b BY now tbemg 1111110187 xxe haxe all been lHt1OdL1C6d to that state of pecunlarv bl1ss commonlx known as bl0k9, but thmk of the sleep we sax e Then l1ke '1 bolt out ot the blue came the JLIIIIOI' SGHIOT Prom dll extrax dgitl fd ef-:t1ao1d111a1x lt thele ex er w as 0116 But sufhce It to sax the prom was the greatest SOC1dl success of the 5ea1 and the crownmg polnt of ou1 happw 111 es as lL1l1lO1's VVe a1e now sen1o1s and ou1 second sm week tests w ere no soone1 ox er than all og1e ex en mo1e te1r1fy1ng appea1ed 111 ou1 path Senlor Intelhgence Test ' whew' VVebster was a plker compared to the person that made that out tch tch, such words Came sprlng and the usual ro1111d ot act111t1es g6I11Ol plav proms and the llke Just a few more mo11ths to go alleadv we ale thlllhlllg' ot gld.dLlcl.tl0I1 th1s tlme our ow I1 g1aduat1on the g'ld,dlldtl0l1 ot the class of 1910 95 strong May It be eve1 so A' . ., ,. 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JAMES E MILLMAIN Jun NV1 11 ll m an hun xxllh a man Class P1es1dent 4 H1 Y 3 4 Tolch 2 Stage c1aft 1 2 3 4 Annual Stal? 3 4 DAVID BIXLER B1x lnanlnm a quallty utcm fully Lultnatul by ony 3lQlt5 Football 2 3 4 Class Pxesldent 3 Aca dennc Team 1 Annual Staff 4 JANE PARRY 1 lo e 1 111merl h 1 181 Class Off1ce1 2 3 4 H0no1 Roll 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 EI IZABFTH HINDSON Betty y n 1 ln han 1th Betty selus 1 lal 34 Sen101 Qthola1sh1p 4 Stagecxaft 3 4 Class Tleas 1.1101 4 THEY CONQUER WHO BELIEVE THEY CAN The Senlor class of 40 elected as thelr presldent, James M1llman who xx 1th h1s able 3bS1Slf21lltS Dave Blxler Jane P a r 1 y and Bett5 H1ndson bl ought the hlgh school C31 eer of ou1 Sen1o1 class to a successful close They conquer 11 ho bellexe they can 11 as chosen as the motto a11d H118 tluly take11 to healt by the class as lb shovx ll by the outcome of actlv 1t1es sponso1ed by the Semors In Nox embel, they staged the Annual Commun1ty Pa1ty A basket ball game 111th Ray e11, danclng and mOXl9b made up an 1IllL6I'6Stlllg program It 11 as a flnanclal as well as a soclal success Early 1n May they put on Senlor Chapel wh1ch was more novel and entertalnlng than evel before The cleyelly composed class w1ll, p1ophecy and hlstory were read and although lt was a rathe1 sorrowful farewell for the SQHIOFS ex ery one thoroughly en1oved lt Blue and sllver the class colors were Dl6d0I'I'11llallt 1n the d9CO13.l21OIlQ tol the annual Jun1or SQHIOI Prom a11d IOSQE the class HOWCI, XV819 used for the floral arrangements The SGHIOFS wore the trad1t1onal gowns of maroon and Whlte at the 1m presslve commencement and baccalauleate GXQICISGS 111 the latter part of May, vs hen they took final leaxe of Boardma11 . I p , V A - . 'CJ 0 1 Y 1 K6 ' ll, and 'ls 0 ' 1' ' . Q , - - - , - , 1 ll ' ,Yi Q ws is ' ' ' s ' ms 1 ' 1 ,' l' K f a few. 1 ,Ju V -' , - , V- I J . ' ' 9 ..-. , H- 1 1 i fl , A' ' X!1'L '1.f, , Nm 1- knew hm' hut to v her: No' 1 l'l' but tm 11' 'sef' I I ' . - f -- ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ,, I I Staff 4, Girl Reserves Cabinet 2-3-4, Bugle I A ll Y! 'Beaultj and XVlSdf7I'l'l L-010 hard ' ' sl xx . Girl Re: ni 2-3-4, lfb' 'y I- , ' ' L . -F ' , rx 1 -1 ' , , 1 1 ' . II Il . , ' . . - - 1 7. . i . . 4 7 . 7 l 7 7 U y v ' v U H w 1 1 , , . . . 1 1- Av 1 . Av S ' 1 1 y 7 ' - 3 s . ' ' . V. 7 . v. H I . . . . K 7 Y . 7 Y . . Y w 4, 9 A7 Q 1 5 - . . V, . . 5-wa fl Myra:-W 101 RONV REBECCA FLORENCE ACKWORTH Flo Q fn IH 1 dil Glant JI Hlgh 1 South Hlgh 2 Gul Re SSINQS 3 4 BETTY ADAMS xy ull h 1 m Amp bl ln lg, L mm 'itagulaft Z 3 4 Bugln Staff 4 Gul Reg xvu RUBY HILDEGARD ALM Rub xly :eddy xwlth x hcerful und anl hell n hx Clll ReserveS 3 4 WILLIAM K ALM Vlm K ll hue ll there v.'1y SI C OND ROXV CRACE ANN ANDIO 1 may f plc-fxsnntne and 'ull hu rut s iilil Gul RQSQIVEQ 4 HELFN MAF ANDIO hex f klmnr- THIRD ROW CRESCENT F BALMENTI Cress lnm nn each eye ani lanexs ln ouch hand Honol Roll 1 34 Academlc Team 1 04 SGTIIOI Scholalshlp 4 Bugle Edlt0l 4 H1 Y 3 4 DORIS JEAN BEARD tx 0 f thug, Stageclaft 1 Z 1 4 Llblaly Z 3 4 AL IllLl11lL 1 P 34 Semox Scholcnshlp 4 Fzenuh Club S 4 lOl IOM ROW JEANNE LENORE BEATTY Lee Lx rythmg L Gul REQQIVBS 19 3 4 Semol Scholalshlp 4 Chorue 1 2 3 BOOSYQI Club Offlcen 2 Bugle Staff 4 LEROY BECKER L man uh: blu h lllltl A IU Cholub 1 2 3 4 Football Managel Z 3 4 PAUI THO'VIAS BEEGHLY Tom xuy lmh mx ve L' ntfun I hun r RQQQIVG Bagketball 1 2 Tolch H Y S 4 F1 ench Club 4 Bugle Staff 4 ERMA BIEBER Nl lexdtun I 1 n Q f hi lvln Gul RESGIVGS 4 SENIORS .. ,V 3' ' ' Y It K ' ' g l I 2 3 1 A . ' gf 1 5 l 1. A u X - - L I D ' , . A 4 , '- -X 'Q ' - - x C A f V ' , . by K ' . ' Q X n . . L Y .f - 1 , 4 , .3 . ' x -v ' -Q ' r ' ' v Y ' KC '! ' ' , , ' ' , ' l i 7 7 - Thi ' 'st in glory as thi' first ' xl' -I. - ' I' ' r 1 I ' 4 ' Y - , w v . n ' ' lu get 1 ihv top, first got to lhv b ttnm n nfs. , r , -. Jw- Y ' , , s - - , ,Z l ' , M: ur 1I'1-u s of l'- H l fh' cl foutl' 'his 'my ' trm'. -f-l-f , , ' - - - -L ' f v - - f I - 1 7' ' ' ' ' -1 - , ' , . ' . , ' H' 1-2-:a-4, Library 3-4, Gil-1 Scouts 1-2-3 ' ' U U cs H ' Y ' 'v ' J' is svvvvten'1l by risk. 4'Alx'z s ' z v - ' '4 ' ' 1 a - ri g and. -, , - , , - . ' - - - 7 1 1 ' K - . . I - V ll I Y! A Y , . , . . NVhP'- t 1' 's zx wi ' is a 'K . L 41 z Th ' ' ' 1 s vs is not 1 ' ' ' b ' tv. 1 . - - - - . K 4 y ' ' Haw ways are ' 's 0 .3 ss . 1' v. hr nv ll YV are lv- J . , ' - A - 5 E ' ' ' of his ,'.' f t 0 -' s gum in . 1 , In - tnnxlu- is the law u l ss. ' J 1 I , U ul '- 'x 'ra th ' ubl 'st gift 0 1: - . ' .. 3- , 5 - , , 4 ,I - K 'H ' - b . SENIOR5 'FOI' ROYV: TONY BILLET, T, B. lt's not the size of the dog: in the light but the sizc of thx- tight in the dog. Hi-Y 4, Football 4, Track 4 CHARLES BOWIE Rich in naturc's lore. CLARK BROTHERS, Bud Reason is not measured hy size or height but hy lrrincilrlcf' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Torch 2 RICHARD M. BURDICK Dick 'His good will and good looks will always make friends. ' Academic Team 3 Senior Scholarship SECOND ROVV: DORIS CANTVVLLL Lxistcnte 1 muxy tic l Choius 1 2 Gul Reseives 1 2 -34 PHYLLIS JANE CLEVER P J tvxholut mvtinolc tht mot IU o 1 C nl Rescives 1 Z 'Z 4 Annual Staff 4 Llbratx Z 4 Bugle Staff 4 Stageclaft 1 Z 3 4 IHI ill ROV! HOMAS E CREPS Tommy KKK! X ll XVOI JI e e x x x s tht ull 45 'vQ-fwff Hi-Y 4, Chorus 1-4 JULIA DAUGHERTY Ready in heart and rcady in hand. J Jeannette H. S. 1, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Senior Scholarship 4 'r'l'oM Row: NORMA JUNE DOYLE Tiny Smile and thc world smiles with you.' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girl Reserves 4, Academic Team 3-4, Boosters 1-2 PARK G. DRESSEL, Bob VVisc to resolve and patient to reform. Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3 MARIANNE ELTON ei nun m 1 Mfumnnt mllllc HIITI Gul Reselves 1 2 3 4 Cholus 1 2 3 L1bl3lV Staff '2 4 Academic Team 2 4 Semoi Scholarship 4 IANET FFI L l rl N I ill X L I IL Cho1us12 3 4 Flench Club 3 4 Gul Rescue 12 34 Honoi Roll134 Jw skfffjlfpf' 6-cj iw wiv'- Mizawd ,ES I 'GJQKW Q an , 4 Y 1 H , , K ,A H Jolly, clvx' '. 'H' ta 0 for pop 's ' S 'ff - is: 'a4. A vu u u ' i , ' 1 D l , . . I K I - , - , . Sh ' ' v ts t lf . :lets X s 1 t f t. ' . 1 . c -'-1-, t , ' 'J 4 - X A ,, . -1 ,- - . J 1 , . Y v , i Sh -'s - lwajs ne: t, rc-st-rvvcl and 1 ict 1 ' I H V, Books and studj ar - hc' d' 't. ' ' ' . - -' - . I I - ' . K - v is ' , j N 1 ' - ' study, ner -' 'ryl ' 'K ' ' ,, , ' Tak lift' nsj: vh:t'.' X h Hy? ' ' 9 V ' ' Of ' I 1 1. V ' .' 1 ' l ' . 1 x - Q. A . ' l 6 l l . ,Q XJR N , l 223 , A xc, f 2 f 4 si in , ' A c, ' 1 J U t K4 A. if 'f ff- , -bl Z' ' A, t J f , 1 A I ,., I x N3 qi . Aw' , J! . . 1 r . Q N 2: 'Q y W . at stil? 3 f . J ' A i ek, , Sf, , . V .ff ' 'f , 1 wg, ' , 1 W 1 , 15,53 ' 4, ff 3' .' M., ails., j f, z- fy' ' A, M' , :fa . ,h Y A . W 3, I .V X, , 1 t ' J' D ld Q. 7 A l 5. . ' 1 ' I i ,Vi Q A-1 - f ' X1 ' . fi ' . 7 .IQ '--37V ' .1 3, l'Ol' ROW: THIRD ROXV: 1 I 1 ft ' ' SE WILLIAM K. FELL, Bill One thing' is forever good: that one thing is success. Hi-Y 3-4, Senior Scholarship 4, Annual Staff 4, Torch 2, Academic 3-4 JACK FIELDHOUSE, Horatio'l His talent lies in his fingers. Senior Scholarship -1, Stagecraft 3-4, Bugle Staff 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Band 1-2-3-4 MARGARET ETHEL FISHER Peg A thin: of beauty is a joy forever. Library Stah' 2-3, Annual Staff 3-4, Bugle Staff 3-4, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Stage- craft 1-2-3-4 INILLIAIVI J. GREEN, Bill His voice will lead him to future fame. Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Torch Club 2, Reserve Football 2 COND RONVZ WILMA GUSTAFSON, -foussyr A true and worth while friend to all. Boosters 3 ALBERT HALT, Al 'It's sometimes a plague to be a handsome man. Chorus 1-2-3-4 RAYMOND G. HAMIQIAR, ffsvieda' He who is slow to anger is hetter than the mighty. Torch 2, Hi-Y 4, Annual Stag 4, Bugle Stag -1, Chorus 1-2-3 JOHN L. HARKINS, Honest John Courage conquers all things. It even gives strength to the body. BOTTOM ROVV: ROBERT HARRIGER, Bob 'He sighed to many but did he love any? Football 4, Track 2-3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Torch 2, Reserve Basketball 1-2-3 MARGARET HOLT, Mike 'A merry heart maketh a cherry countenance. Hayes 1, Rayen 2, East 3, Boosters Club 4 RUTH HUDSON 'Filled with charming chatter, Senior Scholarship 4, Bugle Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4 PHYLLIS MAY HUGHES, Phill ' 'Her disposition is as bright and changeable as her hair. Chorus 1-2-3, Orchestra 1-2-3, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Bugle Staff 4, Inky Pen 4 SENIORS N . K .g i 7 If X X, 5 Zs MOT' SENIORS 'l'OI ROW: THIRD ROV: I LAURA HULL LAURIE 'A o id heart is better than all the hmds in the wirld. ' Berlin High School 4-H Club 'VIARGIT V. HULTMAN ' 0 m ive: 1 'fo es: and look: a iuecn. ' Stagecraft 1-2-3-4 Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4 library Staff 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Senior Scholarship 4 NANCIE HUTCHINS Hutch Co Nl humor tlucher 'h'u'm ti la.'l.' Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4 Boosters 2-3-4 French Club 3 4 Cholus 1 2 ROBERT B JACKSON Bob If li hness in somLlhing.,s is accompanied by enrusness t Us QOND now IIAROID D JESSOP Jess D nndability 1 n ut tandim. xi e Toich Z Bostels Z 34 H1 Y 4 WARREN E JOHNSON Johnny W IQ nun aw nfthln in dan U us time 'Af Punceton 1 X ROBILRT JOHNSON Bob Much mischief in this little man y Chorus 1-2-3-4 Torch 2 WILLIAM KABINE Bill Dwi :ire the thcughts ff silent men. Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2- 5-4 u'll nd. ' B0 FTOM ROVN : SAM G. KAISER Sammy If f-imc is measurel by height he will be at Princeton 1 RUTHANNE KLING Hen fnankness make u lo e hex thr mole Girl Reselves 1 2 3 4 G R Cabinet 4 Libraiy 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 DORO PHY JANE LARSON Jane llc I b th leuh f anim Class Vice Plesident 1 Girl Reselves 1 2 3 4 Bugle Staff 4 Academic 3 4 Annual Staff 4 WILLIAM J LEISS Bill x I H1Y 4 Band 1 2 3 -1 SQHIOI Scholaishlp Academic 2 3 4 Honor Roll 3 4 t 0 J I. I U A rv QQUN k.,f , i l , 1 as nr 1 as ay y 7 1: 1 S 11 4 ' 0 H ' so , 1 L ll 77 5 Sh 4 s 1 ,, dd Hs 1- 1 ' I P 1 ' N 1 J' , y , ' , f l I , , f 1 I' KK YY Y v as u f 4 r Q x h U1 3 .1 1 L s L . r s ' s v - , ' - I u lf: 1 - S S Y 1 1 1 1 44 H . ' - - - , . . . , I ' . 1 , 7 Ju 's ' . ' ' f' '. ' ' S S . 9 - ' ' in o h X T. r an u 1 Y 5 '1 I MLs' 's well said to e e sw -- o 'ls.. A J . n , U 'A-'U ' I ' ' . 1 . l ' ' ' J cp - ' 's a 0 s ' f 'i 'lu . , - , , . . A ,, I 5 ' , . -1 - , - , ti ' va ' J ' a . Y U 7' lim: x' Delft- is lmw0l'. 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A , N5 'N -iii nr SAWM is '49 3 ',- , 0 Q ,MJ- 0 J edu ff 4.7 101 R JW THIRD ROW I' GERTRUDE LEVINE Pepl Long, Int the fllllly hLa1t that hu h by ht and may Cholus 1 Z 3 4 C'11lResc1ves12 3 4 STANLEY S LOMAN Stan K l ly. tht founrlxtx n and SOUICC of utccss Ba ketball Reselve 3 Senlol Scholalshlp 4 JAMFS E MALOINY Pat 1 x c tha h I0 H1 Y 3 4 Football 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Bugle Staff 4 SGHIOI Schola1sh1p 4 ARLINF V MCCARTHY Mlckey Suu and the1e tx mkle 1n th1s I11 h lass eye West Seneca H1g.,h School 1 South Palk Hlgh School 2 3 Gul Reselves 4 Stagecraft 4 COND ROW 'VIARIAN L MCGOWAN Scottle F I th1n ume 111 mall gal. ag C111 Res lves 1 2 3 CHARI ILS MEEKER Chuck You can lead a ho1sc to w itll but y u 1 1nt makt h1m drmlx Football 2 3 4 Va1s1ty Basketball 4 H1 Y 4 Tolch 2 Reselve Basketball 2 ALICE LOUISE MESMER -X l1ttle Img. now and then w1ll make yfllll hcaxt con tent Pelfect Attendance 1 2 3 L1b1a1y 2 3 4 Aca LIEITIIC 1 3 Senlol Scholalshlp 4 French Club 4 CHARLES METZ Basketball Manager 234 Toxch Club 2 Acadenuc 4 ISOFIOM RONV ALLEN J MILLER J X faultless body and a blameless mlnd Class Pxesldent 1 Football 2 3 4 Senlol Scholalshlp 4 Track 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 MARGARET MODIN MILLER Peg 1 ton uc 1 the mn of a lully XVII PI Honol Roll 2 3 4 ACRCIGDIIC Team 2 3 4 Senlol Scholalshlp 4 Annual Staff 4 Inky Pell 4 LOIS VIRGINIA MIRTH Loey C1e1t thought tome fum the h art G11l RQSGIVES 1 2 3 4 Stageclaft 1 4 B-md 1 2 3 4 Cholus 1 2 WILLIS MOFF Thought IS deepe1 than all speech SENIORS , '4 3 , , . 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Y -K , . , I,- SENIORS IOP ROVN IHIRD ROW CHARLOTTE MOORE Mu lC Xlbldll ln the mem Gul Reselves 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 4 chestra 4 Semol Scholalwhlp 4 MARCIA ALICE MOORE Phe onlv may to have A fuend IS tw be one Cul Resuves 1 2 3 4 Academlc 3 Boostels Club 1 2 3 4 HELEN LOUISE OSBORNE Pudgle Sm axxax non cast 'may can Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gul Resenes 1 2 3 4 Boostels Club 1 2 KENNETH PARROCK Pmkey If hl future I5 as blight a hls han match his futuxe SECOND ROW GAYLE PATTERSON Gay A chewy vs ld ll hlvns the bUll'lLflS of all Bugle 1 2 3 4 Soclety Edlt01 4 Annual Sta 4 Gul RGSGIVLS 1 2 3 4 G11l Reselve Cabmet 2 3 4 JACK POTEET Poe We hole hu futuxe wull be paullnl to hls ska g Stluthem 1 2 HARRY RANKINF 1 ly VMI on fl 1,015 dll I is ans feet Cho1uS 1 RUTH RAUSCHENBACH Ruthle Danun 15 a gay dxversmn Gul Reservee 1 2 3 4 Llblaly 2 Bugle 4 Cholus 1 BOTTOM ROW THOMAS REDICK Yoga Staff Vex xtllnty ongmallty and xut WALTER D ROBERTSON Wally H nlpnlxte cfmc whlle h eating, Touch 2 H1 X 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 Basketball 3 KATHRYN JANE ROHBACHER Jane N thlm. 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S L wh pllnt klnrln L lull lm nl Gul Reeelves Cholus 1 Z 3 4 ELSIE MAY SMITH Plnkey uw hung, ne 1m 1 0 t l texmlnntmn l 1 L1 1a1y Staff 2 3 4 Gul Reserves 12 Cholus I 2 3 4 BOOSICIS Club BOI IOM ROW SHIRLEY MARIE SNEAD Squvuelly e heal g,lL uml Q fx L n knl know that Squllelly bun u helul II Gul Reselves I 2 3 4 G R Cabmet 3 4 Bugle Staff 4 Lxblaly 2 3 Gul RBSSIVQS P1851 dent 4 'VIAPIE SONDHEIMER nl h ll ben nth h L llm mx VIRGINIA SPIEVAK Glna f lk ll hxellu n tua Academlc. 1 G R Plesldent Z Bugle Stall 4 Annual Staff 4 Sen1o1 Scholauhlp JFANNE STANLEY Jeannle lhue xlwuy a twnnkle xn hen dalk cyl Gnl Reselves 1 2 3 4 Academlc 2 SENIORS ,Z . fly I , . I- , . ' . ' 2, M- 2 HT., .. .... 7 I. . , . ,5 L , L. Q l X -. 4 5' - l I I - A 3. , r, A I I I I I - 14 , I A' Y l a . A 5 ,E A ll: , 'f ff A I A . ll , - , W A ie! ? f Q Yi , .L I V , 5. X , ' 5 ,I i lk 3 , i j 4 1 KI ' , ' I ,fi iw fe ' .... Nl , ,Q A 0 0 . V 2 l ' if 4 Lf-I A L I A . 4 - 9. 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K . - -Q - y .ww U ,S I , Q l ,- - , I , ,Sun , ' ' . . 4 ' 7 ' ' ' s SENIORS IOP ROW GEORGE V AN VOLKENBURG PIIHCCIOH 1 Football 4 PITA LEONA VASCHAK C9 H71 IIA I JAMES! WILLIAMS Jlm man 111th A en L of hum01 1 ca Lxbr now BETTY JANE WOLF 11 l n ww ua 1 l1.71l of many thmg, Stageclaft 2 L1b1a1y Z 'S 4 Bugle Staff 3 4 If x 5 11 G111 Reselvas 1 2 3 4 SGHIOI Scho1a1sh1p 4 SECOND ROVS WII I IAM D W HITE B111 um e 111 you kn x m But Afi 1 xou knm hlm t1y 11 kul h1m IU et Cholus 1 '71 Tolch 2 H1 Y 'S 4 7 '? f M f ,J Vw AJ, r iq L LIV fv -F5 ELIYABETH YAIST Penny 1111 ihc dll around 11th bnauty C 111 Reselvee 4 EDNA ZIEGLER hill 1118 l'l'l0lC nl dll A ll Il X X549- f 'I I: 1 Ll ' ! , V Y --A . ,' . 5 S. V 'S H . . v ' f Il is 11111 wism- in bv wisvr than 111-01-ss:f11'y.' . , I ,V z L A l11'L'H3' fa-1 41 21 11111-asimr Iwrsn -l'1x'. UNH' VC Sl 'i U5 and I VP 5533 But nts of fu in hor 1 '11 ' y. v l v . 4 v ' r r ' y I u 1 A - -I - l - 1 ' l J 1 Q Y H. 5 . . ,J .. -'H 1 ' - z ,. 1 ' 1 ' 1 Y H ' 77 J 1 1 . , Hu S S qui! ' '1 ' ov hi -1---' 1 g'1 1-1'1i. Nut ' Q is h ' frie ily to 0110 th' ' f 0 11 111 v 1 5 1 . up - '-'H 1 1 ' Q ' 110011. ' 1 ' 'rffd , , J 1 .y- , ,T J! I xx s K I' C , X-Q, , R41 F . A I f ' vi P A A KW! ,..-..,. I I A . IR T ROW R Il V A H I SPKOIND RON H h Wlth knockmg knees and scared smlles the cast of the 1940 Senlor Play presented Hold Eyerythlng a th1ee act comedy farce wlth ex ery ex cltement lmagmable The story rev olw es around a love affalr a band of rob bery and a tourlst home A couple of young moderns Connle Morgan CPeg Flsherl and Bee W1l hams CP J Cleaverj are runnlng away from Connles father who 1S trymg to make her marry Courtney Barret Jr 1Tom Beevhlevb Courtney IS also runnmng away from Conme although thev haxe never seen each other They meet by accldent IH a touust home owned by Carollne Caruthers fBettv Adamsj and her servant N10bQ a superstltlous colored g1rl humor ously portrayed by Ruth Hudson Two sly crooks Stexe and Andy played bv Jlm Malony and Jack F1Cldh0ll99 haue just robbed a bank 1n Albany Wh1le mak1ng thelr escape xx est they stop over nlght at MISS C3.1lltl'l61S tourlst home Hot on thelr trall 1s Tlm MaCauleV fB1ll Fellj a typlcal Hatfoot Also staylng over nlght lb Mrs Juha G1bbS CGayle Pattersonl a talka t1ve woman of mlddle age who IS taklng her daughters to Hollywood The stagestruck stars to be are L0ttlQ fR1t3 Vaschakb a young slnger who won 1 DFIZQ at a grocer s p1cn1c Wanda CJane Parrvb an elocutlonlst who recltes 051061 Joe and Da1sy fRuthanne Kllhgl who took danclng lessons from a correspondence school The lnterest runs hlgh when COHD16 and Courtney under assumed names fall ln lowe and Connle s father Fhrlstopher Morgan Games M1ll manl comes on the scene not kHONVlI'l5:, hxs bank has been robbed These compllcatlons entvune 1nto a h1gh1y humorous and entertalnlng perfor mance Qlldlllg 1n the capture of the crooks the return of the money and the lovers hung happ1ly ever after Although the cast spent much tlm 111 DI'OClLlC1Hg' thl5 vear s play the success of the whole wx as Ill a large measure due to Mr Bohn wx hose experl ence Wlth thlg type of thmg was one of the mam factors Ill brlnglng about the good performance 4: oh. , . 2 . F S : . C ing, J. Parry, P. J. Clever. R. aschnk, B. dams. R. urlson. G. 'atterson, M. Fishvr. .' I ' ' ': J. Mnlony, VV. lfvll, F. lialmm-mi. 'l'. Heexhly, .l. l iq-lflhousc, .l. Millmzmn, Mr. o n 4lJir4-clorb . . V V . V . . . . . 1 H v ' H 1 ' v L I ' ' - 1 Y I 4 v Y 1 . - . . , 1 l ' . . . , 1 . . . . 9 -1 Ca . ' . . Y . 7 L u V -.ba L v . w . . . - . . ' v v K r Y . ' v Q . . Y . . . . . . , . Y Y . . I A , . . , . . U . W . . . v . . - . . . . , . . . . V . I K A . . L ' - , c . , . . . . . . ' Y 1, A L sa ' ,vu ' , ' ' 1 , L , . K. . . L' L ' ' L L I Y . Y . , 1 ' I . L L , J L L ' L' L , T L' L n L' L' Y K - a 1 I ' 1 . , ., Y . Y. X . r . T Y Y . C . . .S ,S . ., 1 L L L 7 L K' c Y L - . K SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP Remember those senior students who stayed after school so much dur- ing Ma1ch'? To be exact thex xx ere 011 dutv f1om 3 '20 to 5 00 th1ee nights xxxeek fo1 four vxeeks' And they d1d all that extra xxo1k fo1 the b9lll01 Scholarsh1p Contest Hoxx ex 61 even though not all could Vllll h1gh places 111 the results everyone had a fine rexlexx ofthe xxork done Ill h1s fou1 years of h1gh school Every ex enlng a dlfferent teacher rex IGVS ed th1s 1mpromptu class 1n hlS or her spec1al subject Thus everythmg from freshman algebla to sen1or phys1cs xx as refreshed 1n m1nds xx h1ch 1ust mlght haxe for gotten a llttle As March 30 drexx nearer th1s Boardman bramtrust real1zed mo1e and more how l1ttle they k11oxx and became mo1e a11d more frlghtened However t1me stops for no ma11 and the day arr1xed 1ust as lf l'lOtl1lllg lmportant xx ere gomg to happen In fact lt xx as a X613 d1smal ra1ny dav Ncxertheless Boardmamtes plodded thru the puddles dovxn to South Hlgh Thele they xxere shoxv11 llltO the cafeteua and seated at tables Eventu ally l1ttle cards and b1g booklets wer passed out Afte1 fillmg out the l1ttle cards they began to try to answer the quest1ons wh1ch made up the b1g booklet F01 lHStaHC6 here are a few of the mlldel ones Place the planets Earth Jup1te1 and Mars 111 the o1der of the1r slfes Who xxo11 the xx orld 861195 Ill the year 1939' What IS a m1SOgXl1l9t9 a11d many mole much xx Olbel 40h ves lll case xou1e cur1ous a fYl1S0gjll1St IS a xx oman hate1 J The students upheld the Boardman t13.dltl0Il a11d xx on elght places 111 the f11st th1rtx txxo Thls gaxe our school hlst place 111 the countx Daxucl Blxlel headed the l1st bx pl3ClIlg' fifth The othels xxe1e B111 Le1ss Peg M1ller Jean Beard Mar1anne Elton Bettx Hmdson B111 Fell and J1m Mlll man Congratulat1ons all NLKOND ROV! l H ughe t D B lH RD RONN lc B lclx L m n J I' el lh u I C Balmenh ll ll wwf 1 r 1 K 1 A 1 ' . , Q' Y . .1 1 ' . 2 1 1 1 I 7 ' . 1 1 1 'S' ' 1 W' ' 1 7 1 1 1' ' 1 ' lg L . y n w Y. y . y . . Q 1 1 . , 1 A Q 7 7 V . . . . . ' . . . A L v ' A 7 . A v ' r ' D Y . . . 4 ' 9 1 ' 1 1 ' . Y . Y . . . 9 u ' 1 ' 1 ' 11 1 7 1 1 ' ' . , . , Q . A y . Y w V ' , . . , 1 . . 1 1 ' 1' 1 - . 1 1 . ' 1 1 S . . . ' . . V . , K . 1 . 1 I l 0 N O at . , . . 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1'r 1 7' U 1 . , , . . 1 1 . 1 1 1' 1 ' 1 1 ' H U 7 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 7' 1 1 . . 1 . t 1 . L 1 1 11 ' 1 ' - ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' s 1 - . v 1 , . l . , ., . L1 - 1 K1 ' 1 ' 1- 1 ' 1 4 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . l . 1 . . K . A1 1 1 . A1 .1 i 181 1 1 11, ,1 . . 7 . Y . . . - 7 7 7 1 K Y 7 I . , . , . . FIRST ROVV: J. Fell, V. Spiovzxk, R. Vaschak. M. Huhman, M. Miller. M. Iilton. .l, Beard. R. Hudson, .' ' ' ':f- J. lVlalony, .-X. Schxnulz. J. Parry, 3. inclson. L, Beatty. A. lw0Sll1Ql', C. lNIoor4-. J. Da r 1' y. . ixler. I ' z- VV. 7 ll, W, Lviss, R. un i ', S. oxx' a . . . 'i 1 o sv. A. lN iller, . ', J. Ii man. C3 x ' 1 3 , ag . K K ,Y 1 49 , ..., K OUR MEMORIES Upon th1s exe so xx alm and cleal I l1e 1nd dleam of xeste1xea1 I lemlnlsce of days gone bv Ot daxs spent hele ln Bo udman Hlgh Nlx fnst dleam takes me to the moln Xl hen xve xx ere looked upon xxlth scorn And haughty q9ll1OlS said Bx gosh VVe ll make lt tough tm those pool l'1osh But leallx though they me mt no halm Just xx lshed to glxe us some alarm Ant xx hen that xeal xx LS passed Cbv somej We xxondered xx hat NX as nexct to eome Lll t1tle noxx IS Sophomole Promoted to the second flool, Ve stumbled through our DIODOSIUOIIS Caesal s xx als and the PllO9ll1C12IllS Teachels kept the peace and OldQl Kept boxs from lunnmg doxx n the LOIl1dO1 A lox elx t1me xxas had by all VS ho hadnt learned ot studx hall Rte mthes there a lad xvlth a soul so pule W l1o knoxxs not ol th lt loom so small ele XXIONQIS ale llglltbll each md L -X nexx amusement o cxtakes the bunch P01 days 1n sehool sule pack no puneh T me tun 1s had 1n not attendlng W hethel lt lasts lb ill dependmg The SGIHOI xeal 18 leached 'xt last All but one xeal noxx has past xx LS altogethel qlllte a mzuch Slnce that filst dax xxe clossed the a1ch Fha xc ll xxas packed xx ith xxolk and tun And 1ll xx ele sad xx hen It xx as done VAIIOUN aetlxxtles nlled the b1ll The tests gaxe cause tox added thull' ' Hut hold' The tutuxe looms xhead W 1ll some ot us llxe on lnstead Ot Chlllg and concedmg then lntelnltx Ill mlnds of men, .1 ' 1 vc 1 1 1 . 2 1 Va by L1 ,I V31 1. 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I. 1.5 If II . SOPHOMORES VIIIST RUXY: 'l'. Ilulmcs, J. IJnI'uy. V. Zviglvr. A. Smith, I'. BL-nnvtl, D. Schmutz M. L. Stnzirt. Ii. .l. Oeslnmn, M. .l. 01-stnmn. IS. Ifinnlly. E. C111-i', D. Vauilhn SECOND RONV: M. Redick, M. Sleigh-. M. Ryan. M. Antonclli. I.. Strom, R. Maflax' .I. I.ym-v. IC. Willinmr, P. Iiilh-tt, M. I'n-lernlan, .I, Ifikv. M. Iiroflerick. THIRD ROYV XY. .Izx1'uIrs. H. I m'4I, P. Kii's1'hnvi'. M. Kearns. I'. K0n1lN'l'. M. PHIJQS. B. YPHIIY- E Iirieiler. Ii. I.Qumxr1l. J. I.m'umi1'1I. I.. Stvirilrzxllgh. I-'0UIi'l'H ROXY: N. Ijnwas IC. l nwlc1'. I.. Johnston, .I. .Izxr4Iin1', I. I.in4INny, I'. Ymlvr. .l. Cuntwvll. M. I'im'c9 I. Ghz-nt, Ii. Dulin. Ii, Mohlm-1. li. Vunllorn. R. Iilsey. H. VVu1'r1'rl. I Il 'I'H RUXV: ll. Nvxillv, A. M. Smith, II. Mc'Ci'0:uIy. I. Bvnliy, M. Nvilliams. M. J. I Iickiup:z'1' M. A. I51-vuhly. J. Smith. I.. Vuntwell. M. Maori-. Ii. Bittnvr, IJ. Iluylv, S. Ulrviwny .X. XYnll'. .X, XVarfieI1I. I IRS'l' ROVV: Il, Marshall. l-'. IIicIinu01'. I.. Johnson, I.. Eckmun, XV. Cusivk. R. l ish0l'. Ii. l i'mI1-i'i1'Ii. XY. fzimplmell. SECOND ICONY: YY. Bl'l'Illl .l. I'. Mulduvan. Ii. I.:1ttu, I-I. YunVnllioiilniru, J. XV:mivk, R. W1-lfh. II. Oliver. J. Iiruwn, Ii, Sinklo, J. Jnlws, J. Alllrlwy. .X. i'uim1Iu'lI. J. Clvlrs. I.. Amlvrsun. TIIIRI7 ROVV: J. I'ui'uc-ker. IJ. Ska-gg'-. Il. Bm-hivl, J. Wnrulen. II. Morgan. F. Hummvr. J. VV1-stvrfield. J. Iizulfvr. G, Sullivan. I . 1.1-1-wil, II. Shi-Ianni. I-'OIIRTH ROW: C. Paulis, D. I'1shei', I'. Ifl'04'Ii, Ii. S1lllI1IlIIg', J. Mm'ri4. XY. Slziglu. K. Ilrvsscl, J. 1.1-iss. G. xvfiifhf, NV. Luci-. J. Klinv. G. Yuunustwlt, Ii. Vinnie, Ii. Jones. J. Oar. T. Iingers. FII-'TH ROXV: J. Ifries. R. XYiltsie, H. Moran, G. Janus, A. Pastor, C. NVilsun, D, McKean. IQ, Pugh. J. Moyer, fl Imevh, T. Davies. 'I'. Hacssly, H. Erskine. IJ. Crcfeni, XY. Dvak. fi 'Jie'- -wf I, I 'Q .X-1 M - X . Y i Ei 4 L ' cs' . l , W i ' ' ' ffl- - '- A-1,fb'N ' 7 5' V. I 511. '-.- J- f , ' 51 ' . 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CLASSES REVIEW JUNIOR CLASS The Junlors got off to a flylng sta1t Wlth a class meetxng xery earlx 111 the school year Floyd Caldwell was chosen to lead the class as pres1dent and hlS fellow officers were' Edward Cartxxrlght NICE presldent Betty Texter treasurer and V1Fg1U13 Krumm secretary In Nox ember the questlon of class I'1l1gS came up A commlttee 1ep resentlng the class met wlth the representatlx es of a local 1ewelry firm and chose two rlngs of wh1ch one was chosen bx the class as the1r officlal 1941 rlng The Jun1ors sponsored thelr Spung frol1c on March 30 MUSIC was furnlshed by the Esqulres and a good tlme xx as had by all The last few after school b1 weekly dances were sponsored by the class dur1ng Apr1l and May O11 May 18 came the b1ggest ex ent of the veal the Junlor b9lllOI' Prom xx h1ch xvas a huge success The year was happlly closed by the annual class p1cn1c SOPHOMORE CLASS Under the guldance of Bob F1she1 as Pxesldent Floyd Johnso11 V1ce Pres1dent Pat Bennett Secretary and Marx Allce Beeghlw Treasurer the membel the1r chapel program? That vxas the tlme some of the boys had that foul plece orchestra ex eryone l1ked so Then there was the Skatmg Party held at Kelly s Palk on December 19th at wh1ch everyone enjoyed h1mself xer5 much COY1'l1l1g up to the more recent exents xxe haxe the second chapel program vxhlch was enthuslastlcallx l9C9lV9d by the IQQL of the Hlgh School LOOklllg ahead thex a1e noxx plannlng a DICNIC for the end of the school year FRESHMAN CLASS Th1s year s class of Freshmen has been one of the largest 111 B08ldIT1dl1 hlstory They haxe partlclpated 1n many and xarled act1v1t1es slnce cross lllg the arch They have also contrlbuted ve1y materlally to the sports exents haxe added thelr g6l1ll1S9S to the Honor roll and have supplled much l1fe and brlghtness to school 1n general Thelr blg event of the year vxas a skatlng party wh1ch was held on December 19 1939 at Kelley s Park 111 C0mblHat1OH wlth the Sophomore Class It took a few weeks fO1 them to become acqualnted vxlth the rest of the hlgh school but they are now looked upon by upperclassmen as a very necessary part of the school . 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SEC- OND ROWV' I Caldwell L Lesher J Mcub J. Malony. THIRD ROXV:- D. Bix er, R. Hammar, . Hun er, W. Luce, S. Loman, M. Clemons. J, Millman, J. Fieldhouse. C. B To you, dear Seniors and underclassmen, we, the Annual Staff of Nineteen Hundred and Forty, present this book, and with it, our sincere hope that it will please you. The time we spent, along with the unavoid- able trials and tribulations, is now past, and in their place we have created a sort of collective diary to portray a cross section of our last year at Boardman. For the summary of the highligh'ts in our activities throughout the year, praise goes to Peg Miller, Jean Beard, Jane Meub, and Georgiana Baker. Jack Fieldhouse produced his masterpiece in the form of the Sen- ior Class history. Through the untiring efforts of James Malony, Stan Loman, and Floyd Caldwell, we relive the sports season from football through to track. Crescent Balmenti, Ruth Hudson, and Bob Hunter are responsible for the informal pictures of the teachers and also for interest- ing snapshots. Recording the daily events about school was the job of Gayle Patterson, Peg Fisher, Ladonna Lesher, and Warren Luce. In char- acterizing each senior, Dave Bixler and Virginia Spievak spent many busy hours. The characteristic traits of each teacher was picked out by Jean Beard and Jack Fieldhouse. To sketch and fill in here and there, Marianne Elton and Ray Hammar put on smocks and turned artist. Finally the Annual was written into typed form by Phyllis Clever, Jane Parry, and Jane Larson. Many thanks are also due to Miss Hamilton and Mr. Tidd our ad- visors, who with their cooperation and suggestions, helped to make this a better book. Sandwiched in between the work, the staff managed to enjoy a party with the Bugle staff and to plan a celebration after the Annual went to press. So, kind friends, we have labored diligently to produce a yearbook whose memories will carry you back to these happy days and one which will be a possession to prize. ANNUAL STAFF BUGLE Those articles must be in tonight, or we won't be able to put the Bugle out this week at all! Now, I'rn not blaming you, but ............................... Thus spoke our capable, but very excitable editor, Crescent Balmenti, at least several times a fortnight. Nonetheless, the Bugle came out every time without fail, and one of its highest claims to honor is the new time record! No ten o'clock conclaves to slap the pages together-five thirty was the latest. Aside from this achievement, we are justly proud fpardon our con- ceitj of the material. Cressy , with the help of his assistant editor, Vir- ginia Spievak, sent some very inspiring editorials to press, not to mention some brilliant extras for the first page. The Society page under Gayle Patterson and Peg Fisher didn't neg- lect a single club or activity and Jane Meub's Feature staff faithfully re- corded the funny sayings of the students fand facultyl. The doings of the athletic teams were written up by Jimmy Malony and Stan Loman. This year the Bugle found it necessary to institute a new department, the News staff. This staff under Peg Miller, managed to keep the extra pages filled with news, important and otherwise. The business manager was Bob Hunter and the production manager, Floyd Caldwell. The circulation was increased this year from four hun- dred fifty copies to five hundred ten. As for social activities, Inky pen, together with the Annual staff, held a party here at school, and there's a rumor Cand a true one at thatl that we had a swell time. All in all, both the staff and the subscribers were well pleased, and no small part of credit is due to Mr. Bohn and Mr. Ballinger, our advisors. FIRST ROW: -M. Fisher, G. Patterson. J. Meub, M. Miller, C. Balmenti, R. Hunter, V. Spievuk. R. Vasvhak. J. Malony. SECOND ROW:fMr. l'lullinu'vr laflvisorl. B. Powers, D. Sherlock. R. Rauchcnbauch, B. J. Ovst- mann. li. Allnms, li. Collins, C. Zviglcr, G. Baker. V. Slaglv, Mr. Bohn Iaulvisorl. THIRD ROVV: fE. .Im-nkins. S. Sm-ad. J. Larson, J. Rohr- hzu-hcr. J. B4-arcl, A. Mesmcr, R. Hudson. A Schmutz, I.. Beatty, P. .I. Clever, J. Parry. FOURTH ROVV: K. Parrock, D. Pugh, J. Fieldhouse, R. Hammar, T. Bccghly, XV. Leiss. M. Clemens. D. Fischer, VV. Lucvs. J. McKay, F. Caldwell, J. M4-Vey. I R OW S I M M Elf 1 N D SELON RUN! llI RD ROW IN H I' B H 113 DA Durmg the last ibut probably most trylngb week of March students began hurrled crammmg for the annual el1m1nat1on tests This year places on the team were more cox eted than ever because the complete group of thlrty two was golng dlrectly to Kent Wlthout the usual stop OH at Can field After the tests were over the chosen contestants couldn t qulte belxexe that thev were really gomg but soon you saw each one studylng d1l1gently m h1s respectlve subject vuth added homework and yes' headaches But the headaches dldn t count The prlvllege of bemg on Boardman s team was compensatlon enough for all extra labor As the tlme approached the group grew restless and 3.l1X1OLlb for the ap pomted day Suddenly It was there and they w ere off Wlth the whole school w1sh1ng them luck If you had journeyed to Kent w1th the team on that fateful lVIay 4 you would have seen for Modern Hlstory Jane Meub and Floyd Caldwell Amer1can Hlstory Crescent Balmentl and Charles Metz French I Peggv qtoll and Jeanne Stlles French II Peg Mlller and Marglt Hultman Iat1n I ALlg'LlSt1H9 Cosentlno and Betty Brown Latm II Betty Jane Oestmann and Warren Luce Engllsh I Marllyn Hossel and Nancy Bog danoff Engllsh II Many Jane Oestmann and Isabelle Beatty Engllsh III Lloyd Lyon and Ge0Fg13H3 Baker Engllsh IV Jean Beard and Marlanne Elton Geometry Elame Krelder and George Wrlght Algebra Margaret Llechty and Laurel Rogers Physlcs B111 Lelss and and B111 Fell Chemlstry Delbert F1scher and Robert Hunter Sclence Jack Rax er and James Red1ck Blology Marllyn Peterman and Jean Wasllk They had a grand tlme at Kent too fafter the tests were on erb Ex erv body went to a mov1e 1n the afternoon and then went back to TSCQIVG the results As the book goes to press the results are stlll mdetimte but we can safely say that Boardman s team made a good show mg And now for all the tlmes we ve meant to, but nexer have, here axe congratulatlons and thanks to all of you for your slncere efforts lfl cs'r :- - ' V. Bak '. J, Stiles, I'. Stoll, W M. I lt mn, M. illvr. . on, J. If 1, J. Hcurc, . oylu. I ' D ': .l. Meub, M. Petvrlmm, J. Wasilk, B. lv ' , li, .I. Oestmnnn, M. .1. Ovstmann, E. Kreider. A. Cosunlinu. I ': fJ. Redick, M. Bogdonuif, I. lic-zxlty, M. In-ichty, 1. ussvl, D. Gluzzly, . Norman, V. ergman, IC. Brothers, J. Raver. FOURTH ROVV:- C. Metz. W. Fell, C. Balmenti, XY. L iss, R. unter, S. Lowman, F. Caldwell. D. Fischer, G. NVright, NV. Luees, .. mms, . very. ' - V I , 1 ' 1 V 1 ' I- , ' ' ' is 11 1 7 ' ' v 's 1 V Y . Y . . . v 9 K 1 . , . . . , ' kv , uni ' 1 - A Y 7 Z 1 2 . L f 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 l 1 1 ' S -' 1 I 1 1 , I 1 1 f I 1 - Z - 1 - 3 1 I 1 ' s I . Y . H. , . . ' W 7 V - . . V . S sl. K , . . . . I 1 H y A Y. C L - - , v v STAGECRAFT The results of the election are as follows: President, James Millman, vice-president, Crescent Balmentig secretary, Rita Vaschakg treasurer, Jane Parry. With this announcement the first meeting of the Stagecraft Club of 1939-40 was ended. The second event of importance was the choosing of new members. After nerve-racking try-outs, nine students were notified that they had been selected by Mr. Bohn, the advisor, as best worthy to uphold the high standards of Stagecraft. They were admitted barely in time for the Hal- lowe'en party. VVhen Mr. Bohn vetoed plans for going HALLOWEEN- ING, as a club, the members immediately went to the other extreme and de- clared they wouldn't even come in masquerade. Nevertheless, the new- comers were heartily welcomed. At Christmas, Stagecraft Club presented a play for chapel. It lived up to its title, A Mad Breakfast, and was much enjoyed. The Stageset Benefit was, as always, the club's big event of the year. Many hours of hard work went into its preparations and it wasn't just luck which made the entertainment bring down the house. Jack Fieldhouse supplied a one-act play entitled Dangerous Dan McGrew. The plot was exactly what the name implies, for the scene was laid in a bar-room! Another short play, Elmer was added to the program, together with several short skits and, of course a song by Mr. Bohn. Programs at the meetings were both educational and entertaining. A favorite type was one in which several different members read over the same short scene from a play. The audience, consisting of the rest of the club criticized and discussed the various interpretations. As everyone took part in these, during the year, all received some benefits from them. A spring party ended the year, a year which all Stagecraft members voted highly successful in every way. FIRST ROVV:-- B. Oestmann, J. Beard, P. J. Clever, J. Parry, J. Millman, C. Bahnenti, R. Vaschak, L. Mirth, M. Fisher, J. DuPuy. SECOND ROVV:--G. Bohn, Advisor: F. Miller. E. Jenkins B.. Adams x B,. Hindson, J. Larson, J. Cantwell, B. Powers, G. f'-fix , Bake.-, J. Cantwell. THIRD Row 1-L. Eckman, f- B. Fell, D. Skeggs, M. Clemons, J. Field- X of f ' McVey, R. Latm. FIRST ROW:'f Miss Smith. Advisor! D. Sherlock. V. Krumm, V. Spievak. B. Reed, J. Parry, S. Snead, .I. Larson. R. A. Kling. G. Patterson, B. Burch, E. Jenkins. Miss Farrell, Advisor. SECOND ROW:--R. Hudson, G. Anllio, N. Doyle, R. Hughes. A. Moff, I.. Lesher, M. J. Williams, R. Robinson, V. Slaglu. V. Gt-thing, J. Walker, G. Baker, V. Warren, M. Fisher, J. Stiles, D. Patterson, M. Mormile, L. Phillips. THIRD RONV: R. Rauschenbach, A. Smith, M. Sondheimer, M. Miller, A. Schmutz, B. Powers, J. Fell, M. Elton. K. Beiher. F. Ackworth. J. Meuh, B. Collins, E. Brothers, A. Maf'Carthy, R. Vaschak, M. K. Daugherty. FOURTH ROW:-L. Beatty, J. Daugherty, C. Moore, J. Shane, H. Osbourne, M. Moore, H. Andio, I. Robinson, D. Cantwell. G. Levine, P. J. Clever, B. Hindson. B. Adams, B. Yaist, L. Mirth, A. Pifer, B. J. Wolf. P. Norman, V. Bergman, J. Garwood. FIFTH ROW :-A. Mesmer, M. Hultman, J. Beard, J. Skinner, E. M. Smith, J. Stanley. N. Hutchins, B. Texter, J. George, R. Alm, J. Watt, P. Stoll, D, McCready, N. Zenn, J. Rohrbacher. B. Elkins, L. Carlson, M. Walker, A. Fidram, E. Weigand, L. F1'ederick, J. Thorns. We want a theater party! No, we want a dance! Theater Party Dance! Theater party!! -- Girls, Girls, soothed President Shirley Snead, Please be quiet. And thus started the year of 1939-40 for the Avi- da Girl Reserves. However, the big argument ended happily after all for they had not only a theatre party but two dances, Corn Shock Shuf- fle and the Sweetheart Swing. During the year the G. R. Collaborated with the Hi-Y to institute a type of dance new to Boardman, the biweekly dance on Friday nights after school. These dances proved very successful in promoting friendship among the students. Alternate meetings of the G. R. were lengthened to 5 o'clock so that the program chairman might invite speakers without having to limit their time. Well-planned programs that consisted of everything from question bees to a speaker on hair styles were presented throuhout the year. One of the guest speakers most enjoyed by the girls was a buyer from Living- stons, who accompanied by a model, spoke on Spring Fashions. In January the club took a trip to the Butler Art Gallery where the girls learned many new things about pictures from Miss Evans, the art teacher from Youngstown College. But aside from the social side of G. R., there is a service side too. At Thanksgiving they filled baskets for unfortunate families and at Christmas, dressed dolls for poor children. The Avida girls also joined the city-wide clubs in presenting the an- nual May Prom and the Youth Conference, the latter in cooperation with the Hi-Y. AVIDA G R COLLEGA G. R. S-s-s-s-s bang! Collega has again scored another bull's eye! Under the successful guidance of Mary Lou Stewart as President, and Mary Jane Oestmann as Program Chairman, Collega Girl Reserves have rounded out another successful year. The calendar this year was full of exciting activities. A big Get Ac- quainted party was held in October, when everyone danced, sang and ate Cmostly atell. Probably the most impressive ceremony of the year was the Recognition Service which was performed entirely by candle light, each girl lighted her small candle from a large one held by the President, and formed a large triangle within a circle. A prayer was offered, and each girl solemnly pledged herself to her club for the coming year. The Service Committee filled baskets for the poor on Thanksgiving and dressed dolls at Christmas, and combined with the Avida Girl Reserves to buy mirrors for the girls' rest-rooms. Mrs. John L. Marsh was one of the leading speakers of the year. She spoke on The Relationship of the Girl Reserves to the Y. W. C. A. Miss Ewing, leader of the Girl Reserve Clubs of Youngstown, also spoke words of encouragement to the girls at several different meetings. Other activities of the year included a Sheet and Tube Movie, shown by Mr. Fred Bartz with Mr. Texter explaining the different processes in the making of metal and the finished products. April 5, the girls had their FIRST ROW:-- Miss Carver, Advisor: C. Zcigler. A. Smith, P. Bennett, D. Schmutz. M. L. Stuart. B. J. Ovstmann. M. J. Oestmann, Miss Glasgow, Advisor. SECOND ROW :--M. Redick, M. Slaglo, M. Ryan, M. Antnnelli I.. Strom. R. Mador, J. Lynch, E. VVilliams, P. Billett, M. Petermx-in. J. Fike. THIRD ROW :fW. Jacobs, H. Ford, P. Kirshner, M. Kearns, P. Kemper M. Parks, B. Ye-any, E. Kris-der. K. Leonard, J. Leonard, L. Stfeinhauxzh FOURTH ROVV:-R. Fowler. L. Johnston, J. Jardine, I. Lindsay, P. Yoder, J. Cantwell, M. Pierce, I. Ghent, E. Dulin, R. Mohler, E. VanHorn, R. Litsey. FIFTH ROW:----H. McCready, U .. I ' I. Beatty, M. Williams. M. J. Flickenger, M. A. A ,bl 57 , lsieghly, J. Cantwell, J. smith. M. Moore, ' 5' 11- Y B. Bittner, D. Doyle, S. Conway, A. Wolf, A. VVa1-field. v lxrf' fl SQJNQ xg, 5-X. FIRST ROW 1- - Miss Glasgow, Advisor: J. Hilles. R. Troyan, J. Cantwell, M. Phillips, M. Popowich, C. Baker, J. Patter- son. G. Ruscoe, A. Consentino, E. Greer, Miss Garver. Advisor. SECOND ROW: B. Wilcox. B Williamson, B. Whetstonc, G. Russell. M. James M K Ifoley R. Grimm, H. Cushing, J. Parker, E. Schultz, C Kennedy R Leeson THIRD ROW:- E. Moore, J. Russell. B. Wilcox I Cochran N Bogdanoff M. Conway. M. Glover. M. Miles, .I. Bradshaw M Edex FOURTH ROW E Hell L M NVolf V A Ln I lawn , G. Hughes S.,. Kirsty, B. Brown, B. Anthony. FIFTH . Liechty, E. Fleming, F. Datson, M. Paschkc, E. Thomas Nesselbush, D. Mesmer, D. Hurtigx, M. Chuck, J Brenncman, A. Hvndley, N. lfortney R.OVV:f-G. Stuuffer, I.. Schaeffer. M B. Grim-gcr, D. M. Saeur. G. Leonarrl. T. Rankin J. Sodc-rheri.:. l.. J. Snead, M. Hossel, I . Mille: memorable Theatre Party at the Warner, with most of the freshmen on their First Dates . Novel programs, such as an Amateur Hour, Or chestra Leader, and General Information Quizzes, and talks by teach ers, made the year very interesting The climax of the year was probably the All City May Prom, held at ldora Park on May 3rd. Colonel Manny Prager provided the excellent music, and students turned out full force. It was really the most gala event of the year and enjoyed by everyone. All activities were concluded with a big picnic in Mill Creek Park. CHot dogs and pop being the domi- nating featuresl. Then at a lovely candlelight service early in May, the above officers surrendered their positions to the following Freshmen members who will guide the club during the coming year: President, Thelma Ranking Sec- retary, Margaret Chuckg Treasurer, Beverly Walkerg Program, Betty Brown, Service, Rita Troyang Social, Lois Sneadg Music, Joan Soderberg. Credit for the successful year is due the President, Mary Lou Stewart: Vice President, Charlotte Bakerg Secretary, Pat Bennettg Treasurer, Dor- othy Schmutzg Service Chairman, Claire Zieglerg Publicity Chairman, Thel- ma Rankineg Program Chairman, Mary Jane Oestmann, Music Chairman, Betty Findlayg Social Chairman, Arlene Smith and Council Representative, Betty Jane Oestmann. The club also wishes to thank its sponsors, Miss Glasgow and Miss Garver, for their patience, foresight and very helpful guidance throughout the year. COLLEGA G R BAN D Rat, tat, tat, -Rat, tat, tat- What's this coming down the field? It can't be the Boardman Band-it is too large, and look!-They have seven twirlers. My, they certainly can step. A conversation such as this might have been overheard any Saturday afternoon of a home football game. To relieve you of any undue suspense -the object of this just praise was the Boardman High School Band-the largest in the annals of Boardman Band History. This year the band took the field at all home games and at Colum- biana fifty strong-six abreast-eight deep, all under the capable leader- ship of Isabelle Beatty. The band inaugurated a policy of five days of practice each week this year, a deviation from the former two days a week. This extra practice noticeably improved its performance-both on the field and in the stand. After much intensive drill, the band sallied forth to the county Festi- val at Fitch and came back with banners flying. They also participated in the local Spring Festival. Throughout the year, the band tried something new, as it delved into the classical field of music. It played many class A and B numbers includ- ing several symphony favorites. Among these were Tannhauser, Lohen- grin and Robin Hood . To bring to a close their most successful year, the band led the annual Decoration Day Parade composed of VVar Veterans, Scouts and others who wended their way from the school to the cemetery to pay due respect to those who sacrificed their lives in the great VVorld VVar. f'I..XIlINETS: I.. Mirili. XY. I.:-iss, D. Simlawziisw, IC. I l'i0s, VV. l-'s-ll. I. Iivzitty. IJ. Srhmulz. I.. Johnson. I.. 1.1-ppm. Il. Creed. 0Ii0EUI.A: E. Grw'l'. SAXOPHONES: D. Hurlig. R. Johnston. G. Youngsic-ill. D. Hillvii. TRUM- PETS: L. Anderson. I.. Lyon. .I. llloyur, A. Dietrich, I'. Mulflovun. R. Sinkie. H. lVIorufan. H. Erskine. R. Marshall, H. Shcpcrd. lf. Hidingor, J, Redick. I.. Engrlvharrlt. R. Lenz. I.. Round. BARITONES: I.. Fred- ,l ei-ick, J. Fries. ALTO HORN: XY. Green. TROMBONESL - VV. liuhinv. R. Morvnian. D. Mcl'rn-zuly. D. Johnson, R. Vuurl nc-y, R. Shnffi-r. IKASSES: R. Mohler, J. lmiss. K. Dressvl. DRUMS: .I. Ifivlilhouse, R. Hudson, I'. llrcsscl, R. .Iunvs. VIOI IN lohn luson Doloths Jaan Doyle Plfunm Queer Call Hummel Xx lennemm Hun I rant Shuley lux ty Phlllp Rodw xy DRUMS Iac I' IL h u 1 IS XSS DRUMS June Cantxull PIANO Charlotte Moon Ilrne Chen! TRUMPET Lloyd I yons I uw Andi I RI' NLII HORN ll llllam I lecn FRONIBONE Ap nxt NXPHONL lxaxl Dussd BARITONE lames Ixus SAYOPHONF Dolls Huxtu Tlamp tramp tramp the boys are marchlng where? Into chapel to the accompanlment of the melodlous stralns of a st1rr1ng march played by the Boardman Hlgh School orchestra Once seated the students remamed so untll the beat of the drums and hum of the x1ol1ns slgnaled them It was tlme to leave Th1s year s orchestra was supplemented bv the add1t1on of several new members who were xery lnstrumental to the success of the orchestra Be sldes the addltlon of a number of freshmen to the strlng and rhythm sec tl0llS, the orchestra ww as much lmproved by the old members larger scope of muslcal knowledge In add1t1on to playlng 1n the local Sprmg Festu al, elght members from the Boardman Hlgh School orchestra were selected to play 1n the all countv orchestra composed of mus1c1ans chosen from many of the county schools Th1s1n 1tself speaks well of the Boardman orchestra for It IS ln deed an honor to be asked to partlclpate The tremendous amount of Work and constant practlce necessarv fo1 any l'1'1LlSlC3l organlzatlon to prepare a number or group of numbers fo1 a publ1c appearance IS seldom reallzed Howexer, Boardman's orchestra has progressed rap1dly and shows promlse for next year Our deslre to glve the school an lmproved group each year, we feel has been fullfllled Much credlt must also be glven our able lnstructor Mr Mlnteer xx ho dlrects the orchestra truce a week ln forty hve full mmutes of practlce To end thelr most successful season the Boardman Hlgh School orches tla plaved a ITl6lOd1LlS march at the Commencement GXQFCISCS as the depart mg Senlors marched down the alsle ' rzl il ul -r 1 .lf ,A . .,. .. N 1, X , 4 5 Q . :s-. An- ! l . U. ,. v 1-' f 1- -. '- -. on- ne H' ' 2 . 2 5 . . 4 , ':- . k -ld- 0 es '. r .'.' .' I-' - Z' ' Q ' ' . 1 . : , ,- s -rson, I ' : ' 3' ' . ' A IN' Rol -' Mon-man. CI.ARINE'I': Isabelle Beatty, Dorothy Schmutz. SOU- S S . A . . . , 1 . . . v . , N . 7 ' ' 46 Y! H ' ' .1 L L L, g L L' L n ' 5 . L L ki 1 . I 1 I - S K., . . l I ' D 7 1 v . . . v . ' Y . I . , . , - Y. . . -I . . . 1 ,y CHORUS There's a song in the air -and so it was in Chorus this year. Work- ing with one of the finest groups he has ever had, Mr. Minteer has com- pleted a very successful year. Many novel ideas were used this year. The first semester was de- voted largely to Music Appreciation Cand not VValter Damrosch's Three Little Fishies eitherb. Such songs as Handel's Largo the Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman, Intermezzo, Paderewski's Minuet in G and Wagner's Tannhauser and Lohengrin were played on records until students were able to recognize them. A series of tests then followed. By the third test everyone was expected to be able to pass. Grades for that period were based on this examination. The second semester followed the usual routine. Mr. Minteer special- ized in male and mixed quartets this year. The best of these groups per- formed at the annual Stageset Benefit, and also at the Spring Music Festival. A quintet composed of Betty Findlay, soprano, Betsy Powers, alto: Tom Creps, bassg Lewis Anderson, tenor and Jim Millman, bass, showed the result of their training at this Musicale. The entire glee-club I IRS'I' ROVV: VV. Mosley. C. Brothers. VV. Campbell, R. Carver, R. Courtney. H. Johnson. C. Iilliot. SECOND ROVV: V. Cf.-thing. M. Allums. M. Popo- wirh. .l. Parlwr, E. Shultz, E. Kriedvr. .l. Cantwell, B. Burch, V. Bergman, H. Cushing, C. Kennedy, V. Greer. THIRD ROVV: R. Madar. A. Pifer, R. Troyan, M. Conway, E. Brothers, M. James, M. Slagle, P. Stoll. G. Baker, B. Yeany, I. Lindsay. B. Bittner, K. Leonard. J. Leonard, A. Moff, G. Russell. FOURTH ROVV: J. Jardine. J. Russell. Ii. Elkins, M. L. Stuart, M. Glover, J. Adams. R. Robinson. E. Greer, P. Kemper, A. Mesmer, D. Schmutz, M. Miller, A. Schmutz, V. Spivvak, E. Moore, R. Vasc-hak. FIFTH ROW: M. Chuck. M. Hossvl. I . Miller, M. .l. Oestmann, B. J. Oestmnnn, H. lVlcC'rvady, J. Hell, M. Liechty, S. Kiss, J. Beard, M. Hultman, E. Thomas. A. Firlram, R. Fowler, H. Schlotivr, A. Neville, N. Fortney. R. Litscy, M. Phillips. SIXTH ROX:- D. '!Lj.f...fl Skegirs, VV. Luce. G. VVright, VV. Kemper, R. , uf' Hammar, B. VV:-xite. T. Beeghly. J. Larson, wif A if A T. Rankin, G. Leonard. D. M. Sauer, V 1' T. Davies, R, Johnston, V. 4, 'W' f' Cushing, P. Rorlway, , R. M1-Comb. iw pw FIRST ROW:, J. Adams, B. Anthony, A. Consentino. M. K. Foley, G. Ruscoe. A. Smith, V. Slagle, J. Stewart. B. Pow- ers. L. Lesher, M. Miles, J. Hilles, J. Lawn. SECOND ROW:-H. Osbourne, R. Lecson, B. WValker, B. Gruger, J. Bradshaw, S. Kirsty. F. Datson, J. Soderberg, R. A. Kling. G. Patterson, J. George, I. Robinson, J. Garwoorl. THIRD ROW: J. Watt. N. Doyle, N. Bogdnnoff, B. Wilcox, C. Baker, E. Vanl-Iorn, J. Fell, M. Paschke. A. Mesch, B. Collins, M. Williams, M. W'alker, B. Whetstone. FOURTH ROW:f -R. Jackson, I. Beatty, L. Johnston. I. Ghent, L. Strom, M. Peterman, M. Moorc, E. M. Smith, J. Cantwell, R. Carlyle, B. Findly, P. Yoder, M. Antonelli, C. Zeiglcr, D. Hurtig, I'. Hughes. FIFTH ROW: R. Shaffer, J. Aubrey, J. Fries, W. Green, R. Jones, J. Warren, I. Stacy, D. Jenkins, A. Campbell, C. Elliott, J. Fieldhouse, J. Millmnn, M. Clemons, A. Halt, L. Becker, F. Caldwell, L. Anderson, J. Bushling, W. Skinner. sang at the Baccalaureate Service, showing their ability by their power and tone. Of course, you couldn't think of Chorus, without remembering all the things you did besides sing. Remember the time you had to get that Math. done, and the trouble you had keeping Mr. Minteer from seeing the book? Remember also the colds suddenly contracted when you discovered the period was to be spent singing solos? Oh well, it was all fun anyway. Preparation for next year's chorus, which is to be more exclusive, was begun. They tell us that to be eligible, a student must have a reasonably good voice and be interested in theory, music appreciation and sight read- ing work. Well, dear Seniors, now that you look back on Chorus-all those hard tests, all the public performances, and mainly all the fun, don't you hate to leave it? We wonder if maybe Chorus isn't one of the most enjoyable things Seniors have to remember. Here's hoping we all go right on singing all through life! ! I! This year, a new teacher of music, Miss Lowenne Swindler came to Boardman as assistant to Mr. Minteer. Due to the fact that the newcomer had charge of the lower grade music classes, Mr. Minteer was able to de- vote a major part of his time to the one hundred sixty-five members of the high school chorus. Miss Swindler also was a valuable addition to the staff for, being a talented violinist herself, she improved the string section greatly. CHORUS 5... HI Y CLUB VVanta buy a pencil? With this question the Hi-Y club started the school year. Thirty-two boys interested in the ideals of Hi-Y joined together, To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Character. The social committee, led by Jim Malony, opened the year's activities with a novel Weight Dance on Sept. 23. This was followed by a series of picnics, swimming parties, and dances topped off by the annual Spring Prom on April 20, with Tee Ross furnishing the music. Dave Wiggins and his program committee planned for each meeting varied and interesting entertainment. The most outstanding of these were Dike Beede's talk on football, a trip through W.F.M.J. radio station, a talk by State Senator Griffith, movie by Bell Telephone and a style show presented by a representative of Strouss-Hirshberg Co. At several meet- ings the club engaged in vigorous discussions of topics presented by the com- mittee. On December 1, 2, 3, the State Conference was held at Youngstown with some 1,200 delegates. For this meeting many outsanding speakers were brought in, the most noted being Dr. Slutz. In athletics the boys showed up quite well with football, basketball, and baseball teams in the field. They also enjoyed swimming in the Y pool at every opportunity. On April 6, the Hi-Y, Torch and G. R. Clubs all over the city combined to hold the Annual Youth Conference. The keen enthusiasm and fine spirit of the boys, together with the ex- cellent advice of Mr. Hershberger made possible a very successful year. The officers for the year were: Bill Fell, president, Jim Malony, vice- presidentg Bill Waite, secretary, and Jim Millman, treasurer. FIRST ROVV: Mr. Hirshhergm', Advisor: VV. Robertson. J. Malony, VV. Fell, J. Millman, VV. VVailc. D. VVi5rlrins, C. Balmvnti. SECOND ROVV:-- D. Bixlvr. W. Tidd. VV, Green, D. Cushing. H. Jvssop, M. Smith. T. Billcit, C. Brothers. THIRD ROVV: fR. Harriger. R. Hun- tcr, F. Caldwell, D. Johnson, W. Lelss, J. McV0y, A. Firlram. FOURTH RONV:--R. Miller, S. Loman, D. Fischer, T. T. Crops. C. Meeker, H. Geigm H. Baun. ' rn, Y' .. '1- VIRST ROXV :- W. Luce, I.. Johnson. G. X.. . SECOND ROW: J. Aubrey. J. Jones, B. Sinkle, II. Ersking, J. Morris, B. Marshall, L. Eckmnn. THIRD IIOVV: R. liuchtel. IJ. Skaggs, VV. Bennett, J. Leiss, T. Haessly, I.. ilnclm-rson, G, Younzsterlt. The Torch Club had one of its most successful years under the rule of George Pugh, presidentg George Wright, vice-presidentg Lloyd Johnson, secretaryg Bob Wiltsie, treasurerg and the excellent advice of Mr. Robin- ette, who served his second year as advisor. In the early fall, the Torch Club sold ice cream and candy to the spec- tators of our home football games and as the weather got colder, the ice cream was changed to hot dogs, for which everyone was thankful. The pro- ceeds from these sales financed the year's program. At the first meeting the new members were taken in and the club got under way. The program committee had an interesting schedule planned, which included a trip through the local radio stations, several speakers, and many swims at the Y pool. Several extra meetings were held, also, such as joint stage parties with other clubs and a joint meeting with Hi-Y and A. Z. A. on February 22. The social committee started off with a roller skating party, which was closely followed by a theater party and later, a scavanger hunt. The sea- son was topped off by the All-City Hi-Y Torch dances in December and June. On April 5 the Torch Club combined with the Hi-Y and Girl Reserves to hold the Annual Youth Conference. The club was exceptionally outstanding in athletics this year due to the fine coaching of Mr. Robinette and the hard Work of the boys. In basketball they placed top in the league and also won honors in baseball. The club ended the year with a picnic and at the final meeting the offi- cers for next year were elected. TORCH CLUB LIBRARY If you wandered into the library during any hour of the day, you would find the library staff busily coping with numerous problems which arise during a period. To become a member of the staff is a position desired by many girls. This year the response was so great that only Juniors and Seniors were permitted to serve. Under the able guidance of Miss Hamil- ton the chosen few were initiated into the secret workings of a library and in a short time all had become old hands, thoroughly accustomed to any situa- tion. For each period a staff of three was appointed. To distinguish her duties, each girl was given a numberg 1, 2, or 3. Number one sat behind the desk checking books in and out, alloting jobs to the other girls, and, as the girl in charge, kept peace and order among the students. Behind the rail near the books, number two was employed. At the end of a few weeks she had cultivated a knowledge of the books and was soon able to help un- certain students in their selections of reading material. At any place in the library you might find number three busily engaged. As errand girl she might be delivering due slips, cleaning out the magazine rack, or even mending books. Of course, each girl had to serve her time in every posi- tion thereby gaining a thorough knowledge of the library. The staff joined a book of the month club and received many of the newest books, which were circulated among the girls. A few of these books were Disputed Passage by Douglas, Miss Susie Slagle's by Au- gusta Tucker, No More Gas by Nordhof and Hall, and This Is My Story by Eleanor Roosevelt. From September until January the W. P. A. mended the torn and badly worn books. At the end of that time the library shelves were filled with bright colored book backs and with the aid of a few potted plants the room became bright and cheerful as you might see it now. FIRST ROW :-- P. Clever. J. Larson, B. Adams. J. Parry. R. Vaschak. J. Rhorbackcr. J. Beard, A. Mesmor. SECOND ROW: l.. Ln-shcr, A. Muff. G. Baker, J. VValkvr, J. Moub, V. Wa 1'1' cn, M. Keats. M. . Miller, B. Burch, J. Stiles, E. Hamilton, Advisor. THIRD ROVV:- R. Kling, M. Elton, J. Fell, D. Sherlock, E. Smith. M. Hultman. S. Snead. E. Jenkins, B. Hindson, G. Patterson, B. Collins, B. Yaist. 1 Parle7 xous franca1s'7 Nelther dld the French Club but xxe made a good try at It The meet1ngs were offlclally conducted 1n French Un theory 1f not IH practlcej and featured many entertalnlng programs serles of talks on French customs clothes food and other general mformatxon about France SOCl3l act1v1t1es were by no means neglected We started off the year wlth 1 Hour1sh by holdlng x Chrlstmas party at wh1ch the maln attractlon xxas no doubt a vocal UQ l'6Ildlt10Il of the Beer Barrel Polka 1n French bv a quartet of Jumor boys We had a Valentlne party too Wlth a Valentlne box and candy hearts and punch and exer thlng The Valentlnes xx ere qulte unusual xvlth orxg 1nal French verses The b1g event of the year was the annual Mard1 Gras party xvh1ch xvas 1ust a Halloxve en party a few months late Maybe unsuspect1ng nelgh bors xvere a trlfle astonlshed to see masqueraders sally forth IH February but anyway xve had fun Then remember that French chapel Qxx1ll xxe ex er forget 1t'J We sus pect that the part1c1pants had as much fun as the spectators IH fact we re sure of It ThlS general 1oll1flcat1on and stuff xxas due to the unt111ng efforts of the presldent Al1ce Schmutz the program chaxrman Rlta Vaschak and most of all to our adxlsor MISS Glasgow Ifell muslc chalrman Peggy Stoll x1ce presldent beorglana Baker FRENCH CLUB 'lhe Boosters entered the1r year as an organmatlon YV1th an enthuslasm not to be excelled The meet1ngs xvere held xx eeklx and the club en deax ored to haxe a faculty member speak at each one The prlme 0bJ6Ct1V6 of the Boosters 19 to boost school sp1r1t and promote 1nterests 1n athletlcs Th1s year anv student xx ho wlshed to Jom was permltted to do so but the membershlp was mostly composed of Freshmen md Sophomores Nonetheless the club carr1ed out many notexx orthy accom pllshments the most xvell knoxvn of these belng, the nexv cheers whlch the Boosters composed and put 1nto practlce at football and basketball games Among other thmgs the Boosters furnlshed busses to the games axx ay from home bought flowers for the football queen sold candy at the games pr1nted programs and bought new megaphones for the cheerleaders Oh yes and then there xvas that theater party' They Jammed 70 kldS 1nto one ordlnary school bus I hear and then they all xxent out to Rlblets afterward They had askatlng partx too toxxard the end of the year The cheerleaders thls year xvere Betsy Poxx els Jean Burch Betty Jane Oestmann and Helen McCre1dv The Booster presldent was M orto n Clemons the secretary P J Clexer andthe faculty adylsor Ace Ball mger - Y .w . . 7 . . . . , ' 9 . . . . , . x x 7 5 7 . 2 .K . 2 .L S y . . . ,, , ' ' as ay - ., , . . 1 , , . . . Y , . . Y , . u . . - K 1 . , . . s ' S s s . , ' ' w 1 N- ' ' . LVL l c s s . , . ,,. . . ,, v .'. '. 7 . 7 l Q . ! , , . The other officers xvere: Secretary, Margit Hultmang treasurer, Janet T Z ' . 7 g v. ' . 1 X l ' . t ' y' c ' y Y . . . . ,C ,, . . . s , . s S 4 N 1 . X C k - x ' 'w v s 1 ' T v ' ., . . . .N y 7 Y ! V , . an ' an - - , ! ! U I sn vc . Q J , ' . 'S c K Y ' , , , c L . . , , Y ,' as as L, s , . . , s , ' a C530 sig 7 ATHLETICS .'- L, . T - 4 42 - 4-31 ??v ., 4 GP 'ig Q - . zz 4 O 1 :Q i-1. X - ,,,,.M, , J? .13 if '15 'E -X -fp ,,..-3. 4,1-' ,Q- 'fn- ,uv-QLQ. .7 21 T Aj-sr? wg W' .lvl 'E J ....L.,., in TTONI ROW B t A R b M B V SECOND ROW H G C L THIRD ROW L All F 'Vl IIFTH ROW R I' llh A D l C Wl b t R y C C The 1939 Spartan grldders were confronted w1th the toughest sched ule of any team for the past few seasons Although they falled to recap ture the Tri County League title the same fighting Splflt prevalled as IH the 38 squad The Boardmamtes compiled a seasons record of four w1ns three losses and three t1es Th1s year s eleven lacked a formldable defen sive ab1l1ty but possesed a VICIOUS attack to offset the defect From Au gust 21 when the boys began their grlnd untll the final gun 1n the last con test the squad labored hard The Allenltes managed to keep pace wlth the Trl County leaders rlght up to the final gun The season was brought to a close bv the annual football banquet whlch was again very ably supervised by Mrs McKay Mr Howard Jones pres1 dent of Youngstown College was the guest speaker and brought Pete the penguin along Nineteen varsity Bs were awarded by Rib Allen to whom much credit IS due for his efforts 1n bu1ld1ng this year s team Robby Roblnette and Bo Moore who d1d an admirable iob ln develop 1ng the reserve squad lnto next seasons stars also presented several re serve letters Captain Wally Robertson was one of the stalwart xeteran tackles of the forward wall whose dogged determlnatlon and fightlllg Splflt Were outstanding factors IH every game He was selected for the Trl County team both his Junior and Senlor year Andy Fldram a Junior placed on the All T11 County team for the second time Chuck Meeker Dave Blxler and Jlm Malony were chosen for the Tr1 County second team Allen Mlller and Joe Grady received honorable merlliloh Eddy Cartwrxght already a veteran of three campaigns was elected captain of next season s squad Good luck to Ed and a successful year to the rest of the team next fall tw lm' - l . - t ' ' eil,- fLf ti1t'Q 'mit DO . 'z-T. illct , J. Malony, . Miller, WV. o ortson, C. eeker, D. ixler, R. H g G. an Vollccnhurg. : -A. Fish-am. . eifzer, J. McKay, J. Grady, A. Pastor, L. Salva, F. Cartwright, . Becker. :f- . . en lcoachb, R. Rich, W. Holford, G. Sullivan, F. Lceson, J. Purucker. R R b tt lassistfmt crmrhl. H. Grant. FOURTH ROW: -R. Toyzgart, .I. Brown, I-'. Marchall. R. Baker, D. Hammar, K. Drcsscl, R W hel J. Firlram H.. Finnie, . l more fassistant coachl. : ---- . 'ie 4 ouse, . avis, B. S agle. J. Morris, D. Fischer. . i son, Jr. fl C 'war Z, . Wiltsie, T. Hzlcssle , R. Kemper, B. mcper, R. iechillo. ' r , . . , . - 1 . . , . , u L. ' , V . . U - , - . , . Q u Q , as as v a - - - a as ' n , . ca u - ss u ' ' ' ' y 1 . ' . . , ' ' cc as , . . . ' V . - 1 r ,- - aa sr - ' ' J 1 Y 7 - a FOOTBALL BOARDMAN 0 MEADVILLE 13 The Spartan grld team opened the sea son by dropplng a hard fought game to a scrappy Meadvllle outfit The local boys offense Cl1Ck6d off yardage but falled to net ally tallles In the thlrd quarter a Boardman fumble and a blocked klck paved the way for the Pennsylvanla lads two tallles Boardman outrushed thelr opponents however and Coach Barnhart later remarked on the tlmlng of the Board man backfield at such an early date BOARDMAN 0 LOWELLVILLE 0 The Spartans lacked the final punch for they dented scorlng terrltory four tlmes but falled to push the plgskln over Although unable to cross the down rlver boys goal llne the Al lenltes plled up a margln of 12 to 1 IH first downs The defense of the Spartans was unpenetrable but the offense bogged down IH the necessary places BOARDMAN 6 LISBON 0 Boardman scored thelr first touchdown thlS season as they edged LlSbOli 111 thelr lnltlal Trl County game Boardman fall ed to capltallze on three blocked k1CkS as they agalll showed thelr lack of scollng punch Late 111 the last frame hovsexel Mlllel sklrted the end behlnd beautlful blocklng fol the only SCO16 of the game The try fol extra polnt falled BOARDMAN 7 GIRARD 7 The Glrard grlddels vsho xlele classed as about the best lll Youngstown could do no better than to tle a strong Board mall outfit The Glrald team got off' to a faster start and the score at the second half as they rushed the ball deep lllto scorlng terrltory In the clos lng mlnutes of the game Meeker sklrted the end fol the tally and drop klcked the extra pO1l1t BOARDMAN 12 LOUISVILLE 19 The Spartans lost the first Trl County game of the year as the Blue alld Whlte trlumphed ox er them Board mall scored flrst on a pass Meeker to Bllcler Loulsxllle came rlght back also scorlng on a pass Both com BFSIOHS falled Boardman agaln went lnto the lead as Meeker sklrted the end for the score Loulsvllle however crashed over two more tallles as the game ended BOARDMAN 18 WILSON 0 Although held scoreless 111 an uneventful half the Spartans plled up elghteen polnts Ili the second half to whltewash the clty lads In the thlrd quarter Meeker passed to McKay who raced 65 yalds for the score Later Meeker sklrted the end to the 5 and Mlller dented the llne for the second marker Near the end of the contest Gelger snatched Meekers spread pass and galloped 50 yards for the last touch down All three COHVQFSIOIIS falled It seems that a real rlvalry now 6XlStS between the two schools and for thls reason futule contests should be xerv 8XC1t1Hg. BOARDMAN 12 COLUMBIANA 7 Boardman stepped 1DtO thlrd place ln the Trl County league as they defea ed Columblana ln an unusual aerlal battle The Allenltes received the openlng k1CkOff and lmmedlately drove to the enemy 20 Three plays later Harrlger crashed through the llne for the first touchdown In the second frame Illdram blocked an enemy punt and agaln put the ball 111 scorlllg posltlon After a serles of passes and y -L' ' , . . . , . . , . . , - y -T N v . I U - 99 ,Q ' . k , ' ! y - ' ' 7 .- . . 1 , Y Y q A K L . , . , half was 7-0. The Spartalls however, set the enemy on their heels the , . , 1'-T xy ,' . . 7. . . , . . , ' 7 , .l S L . , . . ' 9 9 H, I- . . . .- y . . . ,. plunges Blllett sllced through for the second marker Both trles for the ex tra point falled In the second half Columblana opened up W1th a passlng attack w h1Ch ended 1n a touchdown The plunge for the extra polnt was food The Allenltes soon controlled the ball howeyer and the final gun showed them the wlnner BOARDM AN 13 EAST PALESTINE 12 Not 4 Dads Day 'tt Board man field found the Boardmanltes playmg their hardest to deadlock a fight 1ng East Palestine outfit Ou1 boys dlsplayed GYCCDLIOIIHI power on passes and both our touchdowns came by this route Blxler and McKay respec twelv belng on the recelxlng end The Bulldogs scored on a long march in the second stanza and later in the final canto tak1ng advantage of a fumble Boaldmans l1ne play was efccellent and stopped many Bulldog rushes BOARDWIAN 31 SEBRING 2 The Scarlet and Gray ran rampant aga1nt a w holly unw an Sebr1ng outfit on the home field Pass 1ntercept1on fum bles and loose defense brought Sebr1ngs downfall Holdford s lnterceptlon w as responslble for the next tally Fldram recovered a fumble IH the Se brlng end zone for an automatlc touchdown Meeker raced over half the field for SIX more DOIHLS and 1n the fourth quarter Fldram scored agam by 1ntercept1ng an enemy pass and golng 41 yards Sebrlng scored two DOIIILS on '1 touchback bv tacklmg Harr1ger as he attempted to boot from behmd h1s goal Thls was Boardman s largest SCOI'lI1g' spree of the year BOARDMAN 0 MINERVA 7 M1nerxa s first quarter touchdown was the onlv score Ili the dec1d1ng game which was to determlne the Tr1 County champlonshlp Both teams fought the1r hardest to w1n but Mlnerva took more adx antage of the breaks The lone tally came early 1n the game when '1 25 vard pass and a 15 yard gallop carrled the p1gsk1n over the goal The COI1X9I'SlOI1 was good MIHCYNS threatened twice but was stopped cold both tlmes whlle Boardman penetrated no further than the 25 Meeker was the only continuous ground gamer fo1 the Spartans NSL1119 Telles dld the hefuy work for Minerva 1940 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept Sept Oc Oc Oc 'Vov Nov Nox 21 16 Lowellx 1lle Llsbon Glrard LOLIISX 1lle Columbiana E Palestine Sebrmg Mmerx at i'Home games Pls FOOTBALL S, ' J ' . . ' - g . ' . . ' , 1 , u s , 97 A A 1 , sg sc 1 .T . , 1 c C 1 Y . L C . . U ' S .L , ' , V L Y ' ' N, ' . : L' L1 I , ' 4 ,1 . r 1 Y L Z , .-' n A 1 c c . s 7 L7 ' 'VY . ' L1 ' I , - 1 w ' w ' ' y 'w ' ' of a Sebring pass led the way to the first score. A 40 yard gallop by Billett C ' 1 . . N . hu .1 ,1 1 . l v ,1 '1 v -'-' I ' . . g . 7. , . 7 . l x S Q u .' ' u c . . c ' ' ' . . 28 ' t. 5 ' t. 12 ' if t. 26 ' 1 . 2 . . ' . 11 ' v' ' YC GRADUATING SENIORS JAMES MALONY was an excellent blocking guard and could hold his own against linemen twice his size. Jim played safety man on defense and turned in some fine performances carrying back opponent's punts. His flaming team spirit will be sorely missed next season. ALLEN MILLER was given honorable mention on the Tri-County All Star team this year as a halfbaek, He was the speed merchant in this year's squad and made most of his gains on end runs. Junior was one of the best blockers in the backlield and often led the interference for the ball carriers. He was a smashing tackler and a tower of strength on both defense and offense. DAVID BIXLER is a three year varsity man. Although one of the smallest ends in Tri-County, he was one of the best. He was a very hard worker and no opponent was able to consistently gain ground around his end. Dave did best when the going was toughest. XVALTER ROBERTSON will long be remembered for his stellar play as a defensive tackler. The fact that Wally was twice chosen all Tri-County tackle speaks for itself. As captain this year, VValter's inspired play served as a line example for his teammates. His graduation leaves a gap that will be hard to fill. QF? as 1 f Q V J 3 ' 17.r-' ri. ' Q ssl ...egg :N 1. s-was 3 -4 ., A V .M , I 505. A Hi W 1 a i ,VLL , Q, ' p Q' A, . V . W S- ' if A fry? if .N V g? I . 5, T' .aiu U ROBERT HARRIGER was considered one of the best kickers in the Tri- County league. His timely punts often pulled the Spartans out of a hole. Hank was also one of the best passers on the team and when it came to carrying the pigskin, he could be counted upon to do his share. He also possessed an uncanny ability of knocking down and intercepting passes. GEORGE VAN VOLKENBURG was another fellow who due to in- juries and inexperience was forced to remain on the sidelines most of the season. When the chance came however, George could always be depended upon to come through with his best and to uphold that Spartan spirit. He was a fine tackler and blocker and could kill many a play in his territory. TONY BILLET was the smallest man in the backiield but one of the hardest to stop. Diminutive but dynamic -- those words fit him. T, B. played halfback this year and was one of the trickiest ball carriers the team had. Being one of the best tacklers on the squad, he always played havoc with any plays coming in his general direction. CHARLES MEEKER was a member of the varsity for three years. This year he was Spartan's biggest offensive threat. Chuck was a fine line plunger and his punting often got Boardman out of a tough hole. He showed remarkable ability for sizing up the opposing team. GRADUATING SENIORS GRADUATING SENIOR Stanley Loman was the captain and lone Senior on this year's basketball squad. Al- though injuries kept him on the bench for sev- eral games when playing, he managed to ill either the position of forward or center, and made good in both capacities. Stan is best re- membered for his timely foul shooting and for his performance under the basket. Q9 'IFN FIRST RONV K D X M y M V y R W SFCOND ROV! H F R A H I. , W I , go. ' ?G' '. I ,V J -1 f J .V 7 . 7 . ' s A .1 ' 4 :-- . ressel, 4 . Pastor, J. Grady, S. Lowman, L. Salva, J. cKa . J. c e . . A ': -Mr. Allen laflvisorl, J. lilorris, . -eiger. .I. Glover, . rmour, R. unter C XVriy:ht, Mr. Rohinettv faslvisori, THIRD ROWV: D. Jenkins, C. Metz, H. Erskine, D. Nelson. R. R h x 1 . c it t' ' ' . Q . . . Y , r x n x xi ' ' Y 1 . 1 I . . . , . N . - t . , . Y . 1 . v . . . 4 M . v , V L J 7 7 ! Y kv v L1 vl j ' . ' H' ' , . 2 V V V V , V V l KV . V2 KV V, ,, I ' , S ,C ' l . S 7 .S v' V V - V' V V ' 1 V V' V V I . . , . . . . Y u . . , . . . , V I , I .- . 1 . . . 5 ' - 1 1 w . . . . . v - , . LA- k K' 1 N v A 1 v . I . ., . . . V . ' ' V U 7 V7' V V V V ' V ' , . . . V V . f - I 1 1 ' 1 L , ui 4 be A s . . . V 4 V . . The Boaldman basketball outfit was beset with the dlfflculty of run ning fhxough a stiff' schedule with no lettermen returnlng Last year s re serxe team composed the entire squad for the season Grady Dressel and Weber turned in stark performances for the Spartans this year Grady lead 1ng the scoring Dressel and Weber were gn en honorable mention on the All Tr1 County team The iecord was exceedingly medlocre as our boys took but four out of fifteen games Howexer Loman IS the onlv player lost by graduation and besides those already mentloned Salva McKay Pastor McVey and a few reserx es will return to form a more experienced team next year The icserve team led by Mr Roblnette Elgalll complled 1 fine record xx 1th tlucn out of fifteen games won As in the case of the x zrslty no vet erans returned from last years campaign The boys dex eloped this year will be an asset to next yeal s squad e1the1 xarslty or reserxe We hope that th1s past experience w1ll make next year s team a better one CREENFORD 21 BO ARDMAN 11 In the 111112131 game of the Spartan s hardwood schedule this year the inexperienced Boardmanites were set down in a low scoring battle by the Greenfoid cageis The Green and White held a Hlalglll of 5 2 at the end of the first perlod and were nex er headed The Nllenites failed to score a field goal in the first half and netted only two in the second half Sw eltzei of Greenford xx as the outstanding plaver in the game In the prelimlnaiy Robbys reserxes took the Grcentord lads into camp by a score of 24 16 SPRINGFIELD 25 BOARDMAN 17 The Allenltes suffered their second straight loss at the hands of the scrappy cage outfit from Springfield The BASKETBALL BASKETBALL game yy as a n1p and tuck battle and although the Sprlngfielders l'I'13lIlt3111Qd a lead thioughout the whole contest they vsere never ahead by more than thiee points until the last quarter McKay and Dressel were the malnstays for the Spartans yy h1le Schwartz bagged eight points to lead the Orange and Black The Spartans reserves won thelr second contest ln an 9kClt111g' oyer tlme game 16 13 RAYFN 25 BOARDMAN 22 Playing before a capacity crowd Rib Allen s boys really showed their Spartan Splflt for the first time th1S season Both teams started out fast and at the end of the filst quarter the score was 10 10 The North Slde crew held a declded edge durlng the rest of the game until the closing minutes vshen the Boardmanltes spurted to t1e the score Howex ei the Orange and Black pulled the game out of the fire in the last thlrty seconds to play The reseiyes TCCGIX ed the1r first set back of the season as the Rayen subs ran VVlld to w1n by a score of 30 14 COLUMBIANA 22 BOARDMAN 21 In the first Tri County game of the 39 40 season Rlb Allen s quintet bowed to last year s Trl County cham plon Columblana Wlth Dressel settlng the pace the local cagers stepped out fast and yy e1e leading 7 4 at the end of the filst frame Columbiana soon found the 1ange hon ey er and started the11 xlctory parade The Columblana squad COI1t1l1llGd their shaip shooting in the second half yy hile their defense held the Scailet and Grav to thiee points The ieseixes ex ened things up by t10lllIC1l'lg the Columbiana sclubs VVILSON 25 BOARDMAN 21 Ourctv 11X al VVood1oyy Wilson admlnis tered oui fourth defeat of the hardwood season by doyynlng the B H S cagers on the Boardman court The Wllsonltes piled up a conslderable lead 111 the fiist few minutes The Spartans were neyer far behind but lacked the necessary drlye to forge ahead The only C0lISlSt9l1t scoiers for Boardman yy ere VVeber and Dressel vs ho netted s1x p0ll1tS aplece The reserx es lncreased thelr string of y lctorles to four as Dayis captured 10 points to defeat the Wllson reserves Q2 91 BOARDM AN 28 LOUISVILLE 26 The Spartans mon the1r filst victory 1n the Trl County league th1S year by downing the I0l11SN1ll9 squad in the second overtlme period The game was a see saw HHBII' with nelther team being able to malntaln a substantial lead Neither quintet was able to score IH the first qulck death overtlme but Iim McKav s pix ot shot 1n the second perlod decided the game 111 fax oi of the Allemtes McKay and Grady led the Boardman attack with ten points apiece wh1le Bvclei swlshed ten for Lou1sv1lle The Spartan IUHIOIS added another vsm to their record as they took the Ioulsxllle subs easily BOARDMAN 26 FITCH 25 Paced by Rav Weber the Scarlet and Gray came from behlnd to captuie the11 second stialghtylctory The local lads 7 . . . . 1 , 1 a 7 . . 7 . 1 . 1 1 1 7 . . L, 7 . . 7 . . 7 - 1 ' ' ll ' Y, J 7 -T 7 , . . . . . 7 1 . . 7 7 - . . . 1 . ' K 1 ' i v y 1 ' 1 . , 1 1 . Q 7 ' v ' L' 51 - Q T .- Y , 1 , . ' v 7 , ca ' 77 r , ' , Y 9 , ' ' I L L , A L A - - . . 7 . . , f . 7 , 1 1 7 1 ' - . ' 1 . 1 y v ' . v' ' , 1 . 7 . . 7 . . 7 7 . . 7 1 1 1 1 1 v u v . 1 1 l . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 24-15. 7 7. 7 7 7 . . . - 1 L , .T L K , , A 1 1 , . . . 1 . 1 . .1 1'. 1w 7 , , C1' I ' . 1' 1 ' . 7 7 7. . 7 . 1 , 1 1 . 7 . . . 7. . 7. 1 . . 7 n l -xl 1 A , :ii L L' 7 . - 7' 1 1 ' 1 L 4 L - . H . ,, . . , . . I I .7 L1 7 L' 7 Q L 1 A 7. . 7 . . . 7 . 7 , . . . 7 7. . 1 L Y u 1 I v - 1, a . 7 . 7 7 7 . 7. 1 . got off to a fast start and led by a score of 8 7 at the end of the first frame but Fltch cagers tied the score at half tlme and held a margln of 23 18 at the thlrd quarter horn Rlb Allen s quintet allowed the enemy only 1 field goal 1n the last setto they themselves bagglng eight polnts Weber took the laurels for the evenlng by netting SIX field goals and six fouls for a total of 18 pOlI1tS Coach Roblnette s lads won thelr thlrd overtlme game of the season by xlrtue of R1Ch s charity toss and Hunter s tlmely basket score 19 16 LISBON 28 BOARDMAN 22 Llsbon s cagers defeated the Spartan hoop squad for the first time 1n the annals of Boardman Llsbon Trl County com petxtlon The Blue and White dlsplayed a rex amped offense YVl'l1Cll com blned NV1tl'1 a weak defense showed by the locals spelled defeat The score board show ed the Allenites on the short end of a 17 11 score at the half VVeber hit for seven polnts and Loman five to lead the Spartans scor1ng wh1le Hendrlcks made eleven for the victors Robby s bunch captured their sexenth win 1n elght starts by knock ing off the Lisbon subs 22 19 PO ARDMAN 29 CHANEY 27 Again comlng from behlnd the Boardman lads edged out the Chaney basketeer 1n the closing mmutes of the ball game The c1ty five started playmg ball that bewlldered the local lads for the first two periods and were leadlng by a 20 13 margln at half tlme The Spartans ho vever found the range in the third quarter and were behlnd only three points at the end of the setto In the last frame the Scarlet and Gray tied the game up at 27 27 and Loman s foul shots c1nched the game The reserves overcame an early ten polnt lead and went on to win 30 28 LOVE ELLVILLE 32 BOARDMAN 25 The Allenltes took on a tough Lo wellxllle squad and deadlocked them at the half but the down rn er netters spurted on to a n1ce lead Wh1Ch the Spartan s failed to d1m1n1sh The Blue and Gold s smooth oEense and Boardman s 1nab1l1tv to h1t the hoop were re spons1ble for the loss The team had been hampered by 1nJur1es prevlous to the game and Grady was the only high scorer of the ex enlng nettlng thir teen pO1HtS The Boardman scrubs met w1th tough opposition and were forced to yleld EAST PALESTINL 36 BOARDMAN 16 The Bulldogs gained revenge for the drubbmg received last year by outclasslng the Scarlet and Gray bas keteers 36 16 The opening mlnutes showed the East Palestine offense galn ing momentum w h1ch was to IHCYGHSG as the game progressed The Spar tan fast break falled at every turn and the Bulldogs took advantage of each bad pass Scally and Dugan hooped ten polnts while Dressel led our attack Wlth five The reserx es were turned back by the Bulldog scrubs 1n a hard fought battle NILFS 32 BOARDMAN 21 The Boardman cagers entertalned a Niles qumtet and recen ed a 32 21 t1'lIl'1l'l'11Hg for thelr hospltallty The v1s1tors ' 1 ' cc ' ag v - , . 1 . ,Y V . . . 1 1 1 v' ' 'Q ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 , ' . 1 ,' , T- 1 .c I . . 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NEXT YEARS TENTATIVE SCHEDULE BASKETBALL wasted no time in getting a lead and increased it until the final gun The Al lenlte offense failed to function and in their attempt to score allowed the defense to Sllp McNosky and Donadlo accounted for seventeen and ten points for the vlctors while Pastor netted seven for the Boardman cause Mr Roblnette s boys edged out the Nlles seconds in a close contest 18 17 SFBRINC 40 BOARDMAN 25 The Allenites were set back by the Purple and Gold of Sebrlng ln the Spartan s fifth Tri County encounter They got off to an early start and kept up the advantage until the finish The Pot teis hit the hoop from ex ery spot on the floor The score at the end of the first frame read 10 4 uhlch was increased to 17 7 at the half way mark Scoring was well distrlbuted in both teams The Spartan ll1!1lOI'S ew ened scores Wlth the Sebrlng subs by triumphmg ox er them MINERVA 43 BOARDMAN 33 The Spartans played one of the best games of the year against a highly rated MIIIQFXR outfit but were unable to ox ercome the opposition offered by Sponsellar and Mounts of Minerva two rangy forvu ards These boys captured elghteen and nlneteen points apiece to put the game on 1ce for the visitors The Allenltes turned ln a nice 9Xhlb1L10l'l of scrap for the last home game of the season Dressel and Pastor led the Spartan attack with thirteen and ten polnts respectively The Reserve squad fared well ln the prelim by dealing out a 23 19 beating to the Minerxa seconds lost as the Salem Hlgh School Quakers more than doubled the score on the Scarlet and Grey quintet The offens falled to cllck and defense in as far below par The Quakers gained a 31 13 adxantage at the halfway mark and contmued the spree until the finish Dressel and Weber led ln Spartan scorlng while Nepp was high point man for Salem Salem s subs defeated the Spartan reserxe 39 26 to make a double k1ll for the evenmg Howewer our scrubs flnlshed the season with a total of elex en w1ns and four losses BOARDMAN 22 YOUNGSTOWN COLI EGE RESERVES 20 The Scar let and Gray fought a bltter battle with the Y college scrub squad and baiely edged them out ln the closing minutes of the game Both squads missed the hoop continually the first half but they came out and made a red bolt game ln the closing perlods Grady hlt the hoop for ten points ln the final frame to put the locals out in front Grady had a total of thirteen to lead the scoring while McLaughlin led the colleglates There was no reserxe game but the Boardman H1Y swamped the Canfield H1 Y 36 12 Dec Dec Dec Dec Sprlngfieldf' an Louisville F1tch an Nlles Greenfordi' an Lisbon Rayen Jan Lowellvillesf an an Feb Feb E Palestlne Sebring Minerva Columbiana SALEM 50, BOARDMAN 22.-All of the spirit shown against Minerva was . 6 ' J . 3 ' ' J . 24 . ' . 13 ' J . 4 ' J . 31 ' it . 14 J . 10 ' it . 14 ' . . 17 ' . 20 ' f W 'NJ FIRST ROWV A F l H f M K y S S J Gl SECOND ROW W l lx D W SU! C B D H VI XV T IHIRD ROYV T B ll t C R Lll H BOURTH ROW 1 'VL I .Qxl'01m.. . ri! 1 . t J 5, ' . :--- . icram, B. ol ord. R. Harriyzer, J. c a , A. Miller. . Lowman, L. Sal C van, . over. ': -llr. Al en Kadvisorl, J. Petite, '. Dressel, J. Fieldhouse, B. ooper. . avis, . . nran. W. nite, C. Metz, Mr. Ballinger laclvisor . A. ampbell, . Hammar, C. ' iot, H. Geiger, T. acslcy, J. Jones, J. Puruckcr. ' 1. S acy, J. Murdock, R. Morelli, . Clemons. J. eiss, E. an Volkenburg, D. Bishop, C. 1 l , . . Y L n - : ' , . '. ' ' S , ' S , S A' , , . y v . . ! Y . . Y. . . , . . 4 . . . U . . 7 . . A . , . . vs . . , . - . S . , 5 X ' Z . . . . Y . . . I s 1 9 1 9 1 ' ' , . . v . ! ! Y 7 Y 7 9 S , - I u . C k . . l x' Y - L S I . C . . . . 7 . . D . - . I . 7 1 ! t M L V B Although there was st1ll snow on the ground the Boardman track team began practlce March 11th Due to the loss of twelve of the seventeen lettermen from last year s squad Coach Allen had the problem of blllldlflg almost an entlre new team uslng the five holdovers as a nucleus The re turnmg lettermen are Mlller who shows promlse of crackmg both school hurdle records as well as make a good showmg 1n the sprmts Harrlger of whom much lb expected ln the pole vault Holdford a boy fast developmg 1nto a fine quarter m1ler Fldram on whom much hope IS placed ln the sprmts and McKay a fine hlgh Jumper Glox er Salya and Poteet are the Spartan hopes 1n the m1le and 880 yard runs Glover IS a freshman who p1led up an enuable record as a Junlor Hlgh trackster Salva has a years etperlence on the team and should prove an able representatlve IU the dlstance events In the hlgh hurdles M1llerW1ll have two capable runnmg mates 1n Ioman and Harrlger whlle IH the lovss It wlll be Mlller Harrlger and Pu rucker Meeker IS expected to come mto hls own 1n the welghts and Dressel and Moran should gather the1r share of polnts ln the h1gh Jump Other outstandmg candldates for the team are Wlgglllb welghts Gelger welghts Sullnan 220 and 440 Bxllet hurdles and sprmts Mo rell1 pole wault Pastor shot put and dashes Brothers pole xault Metz dlstance VVa1te Jumps and welghts RAYEN MEET For the past three years the mlle relay has been the decldmg factor Ill th1s meet and as before the Spartans defeated the c1ty thm clads by a score of 62 516 to 55 U6 Flrsts were taken by Mlller m the hlgh and low hurdles Gloxer ln the mlle Salva 1n the half mlle Meeker ln the shot TRACK TRACK putg Harriger in the pole vaultg Wiggins in the discusg and McKay in the high jump. Miller took individual honors by scoring 13 points. The Spartans captured 9 out of 14 possible firsts including the mile rela5 STRUTHERS MEET Rib Allen s tracksters completely outclassed the Struthers thin clads by a 79 to 39 score Junior Miller lead the onslaught with firsts in the high and low hurdles the 100 and the broad iump Meeker contributed firsts 111 the shot put and discus 'while our ace distance men Glover and Salva took firsts in the mile and half mile respectixely Neider grabbed top spot in the 220 as did Dressel in the pole vault SALEM LISBON MEET The Spartans met defeat at the hands of Salem s strong track team vs 1th IlSbOl1 finishing third The final tabulation show ed Salem 70 Boardman 67 112 and Lisbon 11 112 Miller again lead Coach Aliens crew with firsts in the high hurdles 100 yd dash and broad iump Glover won the mile run and Salxa took the 880 in his usual style Lew Nelder anchored the half mile relay team to uctory SALEM NIGHT RELAYS In the annual Salem Night Relays the Spartans showed well scoring 9 points to take Sth place in a field of about 30 schools Junior Miller tied the school record in taking the high hurdles and became the second Board manite to take a first at the Night Relays Glox er finished a good third in the half mile The two mile relav team composed of Poteet Sullixan Salxa and Glover finished 111 6th place one notch below the scoring brack et but in doing so they broke the school iecord by 2 full seconds SEBRING MEET The local speedsters captured every first place and all but white vsashed the Sebring thlnclads as they scored 105 to the opponents 13 Boaidman displayed a rexamped line up which completely overpowered the opposition This was the first dual meet betu een these two schools and out the meet It is expected that by next year Sebring will boast a strong team and increase the competition Ne1de1 took first in the 100 and 220 yard dashes Miller in the high iump and broad lump Meeker in the shot put and discus Clover Ill the half m1le run Salva in the mile run Ioman ln the high hurdles Purucker IH the low hurdles Holdford in the 440 yard dash and Brothers Dressel and Harriger tied in the pole vault Boardman also captured both relavs INTERCLASS MEET The Seniors repeated last years uctory to make it two in a row for the outgoing class The total number of points compiled by the classes this year were 106 for the Seniors 77 fo1 the Juniors 73 for the Sopho mores and 38 for the Frosh The outstanding performer in the meet was Miller a Senior who captured 21 points The firsts were as follows discus Wlgg1HS low hurdles Purucher shot put Meeker 100 yd dash Miller 290 yd dash Miller 440 yd dash Miller half mile run Gloxer mile run Glover pole Xault Dressel half mile ielay Senior team high hurdles Loman h1gh1ump Moran Diessel Ctleb 7 66 ' Y, 9 ' - 7 . . 7 u ' . . - . L . y I . N 1 7' is . . . . Y , . . . , . . . , D 1. i . 7 . . ,, ,, . K . U w ,, . I. v . . . - . I . x L , .7 , I . . . . - , H A L . V . . y ' . 7 . - y . although the score was lopsided, good sportsmanship prevailed through- ' I! 3 . . . I. l. g . C L I - 1- S ' S Y Z ! 7 ' . , V. . . . : . 3 4 . Z - g . . - 1 , - , .. . : ' ! I : 7 7 T 7 Z ' 7 i -' ' v i - A v 3 ' 9 7 Q v 7 v i ' 4 9 Z 'Y 3 . 9 3 R K T ' -Xllen WI1ller o11e of B02L1dI'I'ldI1S most OL1tStll1Cl1I12' xthletes hae finally succeeded 111 accomphshmg what no othel Boa1dm 1n1te has ex 61 done H has earned the dlSt1I1Ct p1111lege ot bemg the Fnst membe1 m Rlb Allen s Honorary Athlet1c Club The school and the st'1E w1sh to p my trlbutc to JL1Ill01 lvllllfll for h1s 1Y0l1Cl911L1l2lC,l'l16XGIT16I1tS Exen w1th thls ho11o1 ldded to h1s othc1 accom pllshments he hls lbflllllied a cheerful hne lcxel hezded boy whom uervone '1dm1res Good luck to hlm 111 the future Th1s club was 1l1t10dL1C9d by Lowell R1b Q11 111 1931 He con CQIX ed the 1dea from a s1m1lar college o1gan1f'1t1on To become '1 mem bel of th1s club a boy must show h1s 'lbllltk 111 1 numbe1 of dlffuent sports md must thus be an all mound 1thlete The Clltl tncc ICCILIIIKITIGIKS tm th1 LXCl1lNlXi 011 11111111011 ne IS fol lows 100 Yd Dash 11 4 sec Wllle Run 6 H1111 Pole Y 'lult 9 feet Hand Spllng, B1o1d Jump 18 feet H1g,l1JLlH1IJ 5 feet Footblll Punt 40 yds Blscbzll lh1ow 295 tent N1 llklllg on Hands 6 sec Push Ups Qhot Put 36 feet The lcqulrements 101 some ot these tests uc comparatlxely easy 101 most boys to pass but It leally takes 111 '1ll around athlete to pass IS mtny as ten of them A few torme1 B0'l1ClI'fl'lI11t9'i hue succeeded 111 p xssmg the ma1or1t1 of these fetts but hue nex 91 been able to complete the entlre 11st An 'l.dd1t1OI11ll'10HO1 w1ll be conferled upon fmv boys who are tble to pass these tests A la1ge 13101119 plaque englax ed w 1th the requnements the 13915011 s 1111116 and the yefu ot hls lCL0lT1DllSl1111g the feat 18 to be pltced 111 the lowe1 hxll The boy hlmsclt w1ll be presented 1 med xl by XYl'l1Cl1 to 1emembe1 the OCCQQIOH J ' . 1 1 , 1 1 1 I . 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U V 1 c c c U c c , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 11 1 1- ' I 1 X 1 1 y 1 I r 0 v ' 1 I A ' 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 c c 1 c 1 , 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1' 1 1 4 C C 1 n 1, C C v . I 1 . C L 1 C,r':K.J Q 'E Q m 4 W M0 OPFW 5 'I f FEATURES is - P5 - 1-- q I ,X 5 4 un! X N X L7 A7 .f is 1 , HO7- fr owl, nj j 0 X F 9 v ' , Q - 1 u u 'fs M! f v I 4' ,bwsl fm VA O SEPTEMBER September 5th Merely the beginnlng We notice several Post Graduates are back 111 the Classroom Maybe lt s easier after you have FGCGIW ed your dlploma Freshmen seem slightly school dazed What? No sllk stock1ngs The Senlor girls are going in for Sox Appeal in a b1g way 11th We are Just beginnnng to find out how much we could f- forget ln 3 little months 12th Mr Henderson gently helps a mongrel out the door Or was it gent ' 18th Senlors have found a new way to pass il the tlme 111 homeroom They play catch Wlth erasers 19th Se111or and Junior girls play games at 'h th D G R Get together paltv 21st There s a grand rush to the library to get the first ChO1C9 of the new books 02nd Vol Vl No I of the Bugle lssued 23rd H1 Y opens the social season wlth a nov el dance Adm1ss1on '30 cents plus one cent for each pou11d 0291 one hundred that the girl friend weighs 25th Semor Chapel 26th Jim M1llman elected Presldent of the Senlor Class 27th According to Elbert Van Volkenburgs account of' Anclent Greek hlstory Homer s Odw ssey tells the travels of Useless 98th Usual 2 00 to 4 00 scene Betty HlHdSOH running about tl1e hall attempting to retrieve her shoe 29th Torch Club 1n1t1a tions suit coats bow ties fingernall pohsh and apples for the teacher OCTOBER October 2nd Bud Ewing sends a note addressed Meub the Jane and promptly FCCQIYGS the answer Ewing the Bud r Miss Swmdler Mr Henderson wants me to announce that everyone IS to stay off' the football field Bright Senior What about the players The H1 Y and Glrl Reserx es lau11ch the first of their b1 weekly dances the Sadle Hawkins dance 7th Friendly warning to all motorlsts 1n and around Boardma11 Jane Parry gets her drlver s 11 cense 10th Say arent these Freshmen guls a lively bunch? 11th Was Cresc1e embarrassed when his garter fell with a loud Ixerplunk on the study hall floor due to the maneux er111g fingers of J Mlllman H 1' 16th Election returns Bob Flsher Presldent of Sophomore Class 18th Students recelve the1r first pay checks 1n the form of report cards 20th Notice All Freshmen there will be no school tomorrow as It will be Saturday 24th Tom Redick solves a problem at Sr Class meeting by SLlg'gSSt1Iig that we get embossed seals because we get enough stlcker seals at Chrlstmas 25th Was MISS Glasgow surprised' She walked 1nto a room full of boys whele she thought she had called her French Club 26th Have vou seen those bright blue corduroy trousers Tom Beeghly has been wear1ng'7 27th VVe snoozed a11d d1d everythlng in general dur mg our day of for Teacher s Ccnw entlon 30th Marglt Hultman '-in . 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IN OUR DAZE opens her locker and finds no lunch there Tsk tsk and she had to Walt t1ll she was a Semor to forget It for the first tlme 31st Tom 'VIC Vey elected presldent of the Freshman Class NOVEMBER N01 ember lst Everyone trudged vs earlly to class after a hard nlght of Hallowe en1ng 2nd Sure s1gn of w1nter Jack Morrls wear 1ng h1s earmuifs 1n the llbrary Dad s Day at Boardman vs East Palestlne football game The G R has an all glrls theater party Not to be outdone the H1 X had a Stag party at the Y Dur1ng a dlSCllSS10ll on blackouts Florence Ackuorth asked Dont they have street l1ghts 10th Sen1ors hawe exammed ff-'Q plcture proofs t1ll they re dlZZy 11th Congratulatlons to Jane Parry our Sports Queen of 1939 15th Jlm Malony and B111 Fell play perdlddle after H1 Y meet1ng 15th Mr T1dd readlly understood all the absences when he heard Horace Heldt was IH town Was Betsy Powers thrllled when Horace asked her to dance wlth h1m ' 17th Al Halt decldes that T Roosevelt recllned the nom1nat1on 1n fxqpe. class that Mllton was bllnd and couldn t see xery well 21st Gloom' Gloom' SIX weeks tests 22 23rd Two days of xacatlon A llttle early thanks to Presldent Roosex elt 25th Some naughty boy hld the dlctlonary up on the plpes 1n 300 hlgher learn1ng for Boardman 27th Typlcal Sophomore humor Have you heard about the RUSSIRII poslng for a radlator cap Llttle Red Rldlng Hood 30th Mothers of the football players entertam thelr sons at a banquet DECEMBER December lst Elmer Frxes has a new name smce he came to school wlth a raccoon on hlS back Clyde Beatty the second 2nd Margaret M1lle1 announces she has a new sweetheart The l1ttle colored doll she dressed for the G R Club The Senlors BXDCFIEHCG the long expected Intelllgence Tests It wasn t too bad f Flrst Communlty Party of the year A bxg success both young and old enjoy themselves 11th These hlstory classes' They re puttlng the fill 4 buster lHtO effect Contlnued d1scuss1on on a subject aa they learn wlll at least hold back a QUIZ 13th We heard MISS Harrlet LOUISE Patterson s 11'lt9I'9Stll1g talk D' on the Holy Land and the Nat1v1ty of Chrlst 14th It W French Club Party Boys quartet sang Beer Barrel Polka 1n French 15th Shlrley Snead has an admlrer ln 300 lf you can 1udge by hls desk wrltxng 16th Why dld all the Senlor glrls heave such S1ghS when they looked through the Annapolls Annual? '7 19th I ast day of school th1s year . I l . . , . ., . . . - . . L ' ' 1 ' ' .... 4th, . 1, . ' . . ' .... 7th. . . . . . ' ' '- 7 KS !! ....9th.... ' ' ' ., V ,J r-4 . ' K . , . .... . . . . Q? 'ffl F: . - ' Yea! Team! ..-. I... . ' ' 1912. My, my, Al!! .... 20th .... Alice Schmutz announces in English 4 I unqn ' nnns y I s . . . .... 6th .... ' ' , cc ' -ay 1 I ....9th....' , ' . ' ll ' ' ' ' . . ' . . . ' .A . . . . 0,.kS,. JANUARY January 4th Oh how we had to get up IH the morn1ng ' Geor lana Baker adds a touch of color Wlth her brlght red knee socks Then there IS the story of the orlgln of geometry A llttle acorn went to sleep and when he woke up sald Gee o m e try 10th MISS Glasgow GIVE an 1llustrat1on of a s1m1le George Pugh The school was l1ke a maple tree ln the sprlngtlme A llttle sap emergmg here f' N and there tHe also tells of those CFISDY crunchy Q la crackllng new cereal Oat Sogs J 11th O d G - Man Wlnter IS really here 14 below zero 14th Tom Creps explalnmg about h1s car It was so old W th Ihad to get It both upper and lower plates 18th Ruth Hudson really skates lnto school today on her back wlth her feet ln the a1r 20th Haxe you seen the new sophomore g1rl'7 I 22nd Second Semester We ll w1pe the slate cleam and start 111 agam 9 rd Avlda F R tour Butler Art Gallery 24th Our report cards glxe us the results of our recent exams 25th Vlr Mlnteer after asklng a Freshle to slng a solo You don t have a cold Freshman Well I don t know 26th Dave Blxler ad dresses hls date ln modern slang term of the dav Wh1le helplng to pu on her 1ce skates Shoot me a foot Jullet 28th Mary Alxce Beeghlv mforms us that her pet peexe IS her brother Tom 30th Wally Robertson I cant find anythlng about treatles IH th1S toplc Mr Bohn What IS the t1tle of the top1c'7 Wally Treatxes FEBRUARY February 2nd The ground hog sees h1s shadow as usual about thlS tlme 3rd Bugle Annual party D1d we have fun 6th Uproar on the hrst floor' Cause A mouse 1n Jane Brown s wastebasket Ace announces atter obserwlng the xacant seats ln study hall I see a lot of people are Gone Wlth the Wlnd 10th Av1da G R and thelr dates dance to Don Rlcardo s orchestra at the Annual Sweetheart Swlng 12th W'hat brlght Senlor called Noah s Ark Joan of Arc P J How could Q- f you? 13th Wllma Jacobs sat down on a chalr 2 XVl'l1Ch wasn t there 14th Valentlnes Day Most ot us feel that our hearts no longer belong to Daddy K sm 18th We have some up and comlng muslclans gy among the Sophomore glrls A group of them sere 5' nade each noon Wlth combs and papers 19th Miss lVIcIver to Dlck Burdlck You certalnly are lucky aren t you'7 After he had been sax ed by the bell of the thlrd consecutlve day 22nd Good old George VVash1ngton ' 27th Everybody IS say 1ng xx hat Confuclus say 29th Oh happy day for all females QX9 MARCH March 1st MISS Swlndler lVho u as the first teacher at the Un1 xersxty of Notle Dame at Pans John Kleyn The Hunchback IN OUR DAZE '11 . oi. . . . . . . C, . . . . .7th. . . . . - ' , , ' ca 1 or . . . . U . . . 4 .... .... , ' ' Y! C6 ' . , 1 . ,, - . . . . . f i f' I, - - as - ,I - 1 v 1' ff . T. 1 ALT Z' , u n V, Ili . , .N . . . U a 1 s 1 k W' ea er or Not K - - - - I Q 1 - L L s. W' . . 7 . , I , ' N . . . . . . . 9 . A . . . .-:U . - . . J. . . . . . . . . . ' Y W L . . . . U , V Y! 66 f YY ' . , , . . . . . . . . . ' . . s t . ' Ll ' 77 ' , , . .... .... . V . L u ci , . . . . K H , . I . . . v . . . . . , . . - n as ' ' ' as cc - as . . , . , . . .i . . . . c . U ' , 1 W . c . u . . . . w ' w v' y w ' w . . . . , , an as ' - u - , .... .... . . , . . an - ar ' ' o 4 Q . , 1 1 u u A X J Y 1- 1 X fi 'gg . . I N ,BN . . 5 K Vx. - 1 1 n A . 1 1 A 'I 1 U, 9 r . , . 4 V . . . . . . . . . Z6 . . ll' Y . 1. . Sgt 'H . . . . . . . . . . S.. r I F - 41 ' w Prizes and Sur- : muses .u . . H . , ,, I J. , . -- Y . . . .... 7. 7 - ' '- i . . V. H 7 N H .- . . . . . , I v ' 4 ' !! ll Q! I . , . . . . . OUR DAZE Accord1ng to GQOIQQ Sulhy an the Crusaders attempted to cap tu1e Fast Palestme SQHIOI members of H1 Y partlclpate 1n goy e1nment day 'uf Tldd A1e mens and womens ughts the same? X ,Q .K W Jean Shane Accordlng to my deflnltlon they are 13th Weathe1 changes agaln 1ust l1ke a woman 14th Wonder Why Hugh EI'Sk1ll9 d1sl1kes glrls yy 1th red ha1r 'P P 17th Sprlng appeals to haye affected Floyd Caldyx ell IH the usual yy ay 18th Stageset benefit D1d you 11012106 the Qlgll on the bar IH Dangerous Dan McGreW In Cod We Tlust Othels Pay Cash 21st One b11ght Qophomore tells us the Romans 1ntro B duced a type of arch1tectu1e called the fallen arch 99th M1llStFQl show by elghth grade 30th Junlor Party Non we can haye a JLIHIOI' SQHIOI P1 om APRIL Apr1l lst Academ1c team chosen to go to Kent thlg year l1lSt6Hd of Canfield 3 Hou many of us yy ere fooled on thlsl Why lb X J4 A ex 615 one so t11ed 111 Apr1l' Because they ye yust completed a MalCh of '31 days 10th P130 p t1ce for Sen1or Play Hold Eye1yth1ng begms 19th Our teachers go to school at Can ton so we hay e xacatlon 20th H1 Y Club D1OLldlW p1esents then Spllllg' SVl1llg YVll916 they dance to the tune of Tee Ross MAY May 1 Valley C R Dance at Ido1a Academ1c Con test at Kent 10th H1 Y P1om 11th SQHIOIS p1oduce thell mastel DIQCQ 111 the SQHIOI Play Hold Every tlllllg' 18th Jun1o1-Senlor Prom 90th QQNIOIQ b1d fa1ewell to Board man 1n an 1nte1est1ng chapel prog1am 24th Hurrah' No more school 26th Baccalauleate SQIVICQ 28th Commencement Just the beg1nn1ng 4th .,.. ' ' ' 1 , J S - ' J' S 1 ' .... 8th .... ' ' ' A '- ' ' f Y ' .... 9th....M1'. ' as , v , 1 ,' , rv h , 1 . M I: , H . . . ,, I' I-.2133 .K , . 3, A . . . 'Q,:5-,- x Il., . . . . - .... --. 7 V .... .... ' y 1 - . - Q f - . .K ...., ..,. - 'A Y V ' 1 1 ' V Y ouan naap N i ' ' ' ' K6 YY wg U I . .1 . w 9' , , . 1 . .... . . . . I. K L1 l - Dangerous Dun ' . 1illmz1n o v 1 s -A 1 u n 1 l x. Y Y ' u n n Q q I u a . 7 '. ' ' . . . . 6th .... i J . I . H1-Y-G. R. Conference at Youngstown College . . . ' , xr J ' . . 1 ,... ..,. . - 1 4 Er' ' ' . . v M Y ' v . ,, . I 4 1 1 , .J 5 1 I . . . . ... . . . . . ' jj '!, v . Y ' ' Il ' , , . . . - I . 8 .... X fi sl S' Swing and Sway 3 'd .... 1. . ' .... 4th .... ' - J A -n ang u 1 vusn - l 4 4 q .ia m . . z . Q y H - - .-4 -... K l in - 1 ' .i 1- 1-grins il Ira ua ion TEN COMMANDMENTS OF BOARDMAN HIGH I Thou shalt 110t permit thy feet to wander toward the outer regions when the days are fresh and clear. II Thou shalt 11ot sleep, dream, IIOI' doodle i11 study hall. III Thou shalt not write, pass, nor receive epistles from the fair sex during class recitation. IV Thou shalt 11ot raise thy voice above its accustomed treble yvhile i11 the library. Thou shalt 11ot hothei thv llQ1gl llJ01 1101 keep him fiom study Thou sh ilt not lO1tQ1 on the second llooi to lnnoy the Shlltllls 61 V Thou shalt not yy h1spe1 111 chapel O1 thou sh tlt be c tlled upon to deliy er an OIdt1OH VIII Thou shalt not scattei the ilooi yy 1th notes torn as if confetti Thou shalt IlOt ti ay el the steps 111 the yvro11g direction betyy ee11 classes else you may be called a lfieshman 01 be called upon to iepeat the D1 ocess on couect stan yy ay Thou shalt not cast thy gum 011 my ohiect lest thou should be com manded to t1a11spo1t stme fiom sud pl iee 111to C1tSlg'lllt6Cl ie ceptacle GLB? DANCE FAVORITES Day In Day Out Homework Im So11y FOI Myself Report Caids Just X Llttle Bit VI016 Sleep Polkadots ad Moonbeams May Prom Starlit Hour The W'ay Home Vagabond Dreams Studv Hall What s The Matter With Me 7 Spring Fey 91 What Is There To Say ' No Excuse Tha Sky Fell Doyy ll Chemistry Cliss It s A 100 To I Test Grades Scatteibi 1111 Fieshman Class Am I Pioud' Seniois In The lVIood For Vacation V L, 4 - ' - . , ' . A1 y. VI 1' z ' ' e 1' 1- ' z j - 1' ' .' aft ' 3 130. II 1' - ' 1' ' C 1 ' 1' 1 2 - - ' I iq . As K. v . -' L, . 3 ' 1 ' 'U IX ' ' 1 1' ' ' ' ' Y K v y 1 x . S Q y Q f 11 1 l N 1 , . . 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OUR ADVERTISERS We wlsh to express oul slncele appreclatlon to those men and concelns who so klndly placed thelr advertlsements ln oul CTIQI We hope that you wlll p3.t10I1lZC our adveltlsers because vxlthout then ald thls book could not be publlshed Agnew Farm Equlpment Co Algel Bengamln L Kz Company Inc Alpha Phl Andlo Malk Balmentl Flour Company Bannel Heatlnf, Company nc Beede Poolman 8: Co Beltlando James B8ltS Shoe Repalllng' Boaldman Lumbel Co Boardman Supply Co Brown Kz Gempelel Buckeye Pontlac Company Burkhart Coal Co Clark 8a Colllns Clever O F Clalg s Nursery Crystal Pharmacy DeLauter L S Delfs John Sons Dlamond Steel Constluctlon Donnel L F Inc Elllott C L Elser E E Shellff E1 hardt Bllly lschel s Flowers Flthlan Cement Ploducts Goodvear Servlce StOl6 Clasgow Tallors Hall Palntlng Co Haltzell s Hlnman s Balbel Shop Hlvely s Malkct Holcomb J R :Sz Co Hugglns G E Hume s ld013 Phalmacy Isalv s Store Kellys Park Klmnlel A K Sz Son Kllngs Bakely and Pastly Shoppe Kohlers Kl1Chbaum Hazel Flollst Leeson J L Lotus Chlna Co Lusterkote Lustlgs Mahonlng Palnt K: 011 Co MHIIGS Beauty Shoppe McKelvey s Mlllel Pyle 8x Stleet The Buslness Staff Mul bel 61 Lambel t Neumann s SQTVICC Statlon Noldqulst SGIVICC Statlon Photo Eye Fllm SBFVICB Photo R8p1OClllCtl0HS Co Pleasant Glove Malket Pllntz Co Pugh Blos Raley Ed Ravels Red s SQIVICC Statlon Rlblet s Gllll Rldgewood Market Robelts Haldwale D Rose and Johnson Co Safstlonl Wllllam Sandbelgs Schaefel MUSIC Shoppe Schaetzel Schmutz A A Schween Wagnel Sherldan Electrlc and Englneerlng Co Sh8I'YVlT1 W1lll3mS Co Slmons Beauty Shoppe Smlth Dally Co Smlth MacDonald Agency Smlth J W and Sons Southeln Coal Co Southeln Food Market Stalnbaugh Thompson Co Standald Slag Co Stoll s Stlou s Hllshbelg C Taylol C E Tech Food Ploducts Co Todd Sllpel Malket Tleudley H H Sz Co Inc WayS1d6 Flllllltllle Ward C E Co Welllnefton J Westel Fuel 8: Supply Wheelel s lVOOClXVOltl'l Malket Woolwolth F W Co Yeany Bl os Xoungstown Altlficlal Llmb Co Youngstown Art Glass Sz MIIIOI Company Xoungstown Candy Co Youngstown Galage Youngstown Palnt Sz Glass Colnpany Zabels W C Company 7e1gllel s Isaly Dally Centel . . - - , gl - , lr ' , Y. . i . . ' r - . .U .- . f . C, 1 . . , , , . , . , . - . . . I I , I - r , I -D L . . ' ' x ' - 7 ' -' . . ' ' . , i . . . , '. - - - - , . W. Co 7 ' ' . - , ' l ' , , 9 1 - , . . v x . ' . , . . ' Co. , , . ., . . . . , . . . - . . 1 ' 'l l ' Elt ' - ' on S . 11' .1 . 1' , . . 1 . - ' l v 7 n ' 1 , , A ' Sf- '. ' 0. ' ' f 1 . - , . . , . . . , ' . , Q ' - ' ' ' . , . . ., . x ' , f. . . , . N , .. , . . . ' ' ' . . ,l r 1 y ' ' , . . . , . . . . K ' ' , Y . . . . , Y ,' l , ' 9 - ., ,. . ' - . ' J ' . . , 1 A . . ' TECH D IRY MILK and ICE CREAM mo HURRAH FOR BOARDMAN STOP AND GET A BIG GOOD SODA MILK SHAKE OR SUNDAE MADE WITH JERSEY CREAM AND MILK -I'ecI1 Food Products Co 6330 MARKET STREET PHONE 21177 if 5-44- I If Ei! I gag? I cyuccess fo fwuf Fifty-seven years of experience have taught us that each rising generation, taking the torch of civilization and progress from its forebears, helps to make this a better old world in which to lix e. And so we sav Quccess To You knowing xou hai e the tl uning ind b3CkglOllIld to c lrry on CI-IFSSHIRE STUDIO Official Photographers For The Class of 40 .ll- 1VIcKELVEY S , as H , L L s, . , tv v 12 ' l 2 1 Z . ,fbrlglfit l-ri .fa L L WM irivnl J KELLY 5 PARK IDO RA PHARMACY Where People Young and Old Enjoy F E I1 sun Ph G ROLLER SKATING Meet Your Friends and Make New Ones at LEETONIA OHIO ALL NEW EQUIPMENT YOl1Ug'St0WI'1, Oh10 Glenwood Ave and P31kV16W lun Panoclx I can t tav 1n school today N 1 ld VS hx l 'Nh Tldd Vlheu dont xou feel well lun Pallocl In school Congratulations Graduates l Accept oux best wlshes on thls happy OCCHSIOH and may youl efforts bung you contlnued success We want you to know that ue have enjoy ed ou1 contacts Wlth you dllllllg you1 school days and as t1me goes on, We hope fO1 the pleasule of youl 1J3tlOH3.g'G Pugh Bro YOUNC-STOWN'S LARGEST JEWELERS 207 West Federal Street Youngstown, Ohio o . , ,' . . , . . I , , . 'A ,, ,, l. v Q A n Il. Tk .fu 1 ,Aw - Ken Parrock:- I clon't feel well. . ' . u 7 .x r Y l , av ', .. -- . A 77 , X. A . I I n l 7 . Y D . . . . MILK CREAM CHOCOLATE DRINK ORANGE DRINK BUTTER ICE CREAM BUTTERMILK COTTAGE CHEESE The Sm1th Dairy Co PHONE 21291 SOUTHERN BLVD Dlck Budzek How can I play hookey flo 1 the COIIQSPOIIKILIICQ school? A1 Halt Send them an empty envelope Becau e those wele the days of knlghts Prompt Courteous Servlce G E HUGGINS Sohno Stcmon MARKET and INDIANOLA Gas Onl and Accessories Greasmg Atlas Tires and Tubes Oll Changed Batteries Batteries Charged 0 F Clever For Clever Better Bullf HOMES Phone 25659 Compllments BALMENTI FLUUR BUMPANY W 074 MAHONING AVENUE PHONE 40288 I F 0 -t, I,-,ITM .n . .. , p .ar 'J -YY 1+ O1.i. . Why was the period between A, D. 500 and A. D. 1200 known as the Dark Ages? 1, S l ' '73 0 0 . . . RD. O l I 1 1 ' r SH ERWIN M WILLIAMS PAINT an Miiara WALLPAPER THE SHER WIN VWLLIA Ms Co RECOGNIZED AS THE STANDARD OF QUALITY Phone 6 2210 265 W Federal Street M HQIIIIIICJII 11ve vu I nt 0115, Q Jael MCX ev Yu llld .1111 M Hanulton Whv IQ It u1o11g,, Jack MCX ey Because xou a111t went yet ll W Rubens Hardware Co Hardware House Furnishings Pamt Glass xr and Redum C F NI Eta 102 L Mldlothlfm Blxd Phone 24612 C0mDIlm6IltN Neuman s Service Statron ute BId8: I d GAS LUBRICATION OIL GOODYEAR TIRES 21054 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED KODAKS d FILMS Crystal Pharmacy ICE CREAM and CANDY Ex e15th111g, 111 D1 ugs I A Hovxen Unk P1011 51 4 S h Bl d Ph 27111 u g ZEIGLER Q lsaly Dalry Food Center 5294 SOUTHERN BLVD Delu eu QLIXICS Phone 21129 f ,. an A lj it -.fl A- in A -.,,r I ::: LI I o iss 4 ' :+ I I: - '-11. Tlz 'S wr' . is11't ii, .lz1'k? . i ' - :lu 1.1, . H .V kg ' . 11 - - H T-yn 1 , Y P1-an , , ' v , 1: I I I A' 1 , I l Q So h rn v . lndianoa R . Gi'-' 1- 1. .. ... mps C s 4' ' ', v Phone 7 an L V . , ' T ' . L. ZI: .. .. ' S' ', ' . Q 0 . . 3 out ern v . D - v 1 Y A 1 4 v. I one Yo n stown, Ohio ' EOUAL OR GREATER VALUES THE STAMBAUGH TH O MPSON C O 114 W Federal St 2625 Market St 1652 Mahomng Ave COMPLIMENTS Goodyear Service store Corner Front and Champlon Streets YOUNGSTOWN OHIO M1 Hendelson Do you know Kenneth that I began llfe as a barefoot boy? kenny Flnnle Well I wasn t bo1n NV1tl1 shoes on elther Inqulsmve Fxeshman How IS thxs hash made M1 Fl1ck1nge1 M1 Fllflklflgel Made Why hash lsnt made It accumulates Compllments C L ELLIOTT REALTOR 608 CENTRAL TOWER 23116 O f 75242 Congratulations Flscher s Flowers PHONE 21148 '610 MARKET STREET Beede Poormon 81 Co GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING dAleAlg Bdyw k 35 W ld Ph n 21183 YOUNGSTOWN OHIO Betty Simon s Beauty Salon Speclallsts ln Hair Styling and Permanent Wavmg PHONE 25413 2714 MARKET ST 1 . . . . . . . 1 . .. . H , A 77 . , .- , , . 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Frame an x i nment o or - Painting . . n ianola Ave. 0 e , Q A A SCHMUTZ FRONT STREET PLUMBING SUPPLY Plumbing and Heating Supplies R dwatr tWt Tn REPAIR VVOPK A SPECIALTY 18 E Front St Phone 38616 Buckeye Pontlac Company PONTIAC MOTOR CARS G M C TRUCKS 693 Wlck Avenue YOUNGSTOWN OHIO Telephone 44451 M 11 In nld Kmm y Lxeu 4 Tom Rcdxcki ab encn V tud X H Q lll t L ln c KIOIIU, thi ann Vfu w1ll gxcatls obllge hl IIIOIIICI BL ttv Hmd on I Ill Qule thele ale many guls who could make xou happlel han I could I IL cent Balmentl That IS the tlouble They could but thex xx on t lVlE:ll'l4 AFICIIO Pleasant Grove Mkt DFALER IN LIVE STOCK Phone 24630 801 East Mldlothlan nad o ks Wk GROCERIES and MEATS PIRDS FEL FROSTED FOODS NEW LOCATION 3636 Market Street 21151 Southern Food Market S Im cl 8: I I cl The qt019 of Qualltx Food Flee Dellvery Ph 27422 24513 GIVE LS A TRIAL Berts Shoe Repcurlng H1 nl X Potmta P1 op Lxpelt WOIkmdllSh1p All Wolk Guaranteed 3810 SOUTHERN BLVD YOUNGSTOWN O I I . . . uu e m Stone - Steel YY Heaters Ho a er a ks v 4 L 1 . r IPLXINZT' :-- ' ll ', SP 1 '. S x,.esl'aj. ofill' hi ul. BX ' r I S. ly , ' r-I .1 'V -3 I -. ?l...-Ol...- , ' S 2 H I x . ,. . ' . , . - . ' . t w , is , 'Z as ' , l , Y -Y , v Tv . I 1 I I I S ' I Garden Plowi g n all the.: ind Ph one of Team or , . . Corner out ern Blv . nclianoa R . ' '. , ' . s ,IA . ' 4 I Lv ' Y 'X . Q u A . . O one - Y , . T P Morelh Mgr GLASGOW TAILORS 5211? 521m-P 312 W Federal Street Youngstown Ohlo Comphments of Comphments Joe Splevak Youngstown Artlflcal Llmb Company ROSE 301 West Federal Street M1 Tldd Who was the man who nevel told a he Jack Wamck Ah who 1ndeed'7 Walt Robertson The blggel they ale the halden they fall THE YOUNGSTOWN GARAGE Parkmg and Storage by the Hour Day or Month AUTOMOTIVE MERCHANDISE GASOLINE TIRES CAR HEATERS MOTOR OIL BATTERIES SEAT COVERS GREASE SPARK PLUGS ALL AUTO SUPPLIES GUARANTEED SERVICES Iubrlcatlon Tu-e Battery and Brake Service Washing S T 0 L S SPOR: SSHOESS FOR MEN 25 S PHELPS ST 3 0 to 1200 GET YOUR GRADUATION J W 8K OUTFIT HERE L t Us H Ip Y u Make Your c TOD HOTEL BLDG Youngstown s Fmest Stole ' F01 Men and Young Men 71 YEARS SELLIM, Coon SHOES I . . , . CC 77 .75 I 7 - of - U O N O O fl , - 44: r . ' 77 ' ,in - rr . , . 0 Abie:- What great law is Newton credited with discovering? ' ,. .144 , ' . . . . H . , . 7 I . . , . . , - . . . . O l I - 0 6 C 0 Selec ion. . 1 ' , - i ' I 1 RIDGEWOOD MARKET ZIMMERMAN BROS Prop GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS HOME KILLED PORK O00 5648 Market Street at Geiger Phone 23622 PHONE 28131 Boardman Supply Co BOARDMAN fLORGF PIPOLX J T MULLER COAL 8: BUILDERS SUPPLIES LAWN na GARDEN SEEDS See Us When INSULATION Buung, Lumbel 'md Roofmg fm PERTH-IZERS PIICQ Qual1t5 and SQFVICL Stan Ioman I have ad news M5 dog dled last m ht Bob I'Il1ntQl What happened? Dld It swallos a tflpu 11m and du bv mches 01 lun up the IIILX and du bv the mud Stan Inman Nfw lt mauled undel the bel ind chad by the foot Marne s Beauty Shoppe Complete Beauty Service NEW LOCATION 6215 Market Street PHONE 24887 Alpha Phu SHERIDAN Electric 81 Englneerlng Co Englneermg and Construction Motors and Repairs Phone 24012 Nnght 22689 5119 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN O L E E S O N AUTO PAINTING AND BODY WORK PHONE 23715 5119 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN O 9 ., . . O 11 w 7 A l O I A p w An , -0- K t' -7 Y' ' C a u n s 1 V V Y N, , 44 ,, , ' - H . A .- A ' g . ':--U . x' . --'- '- 'f .', '- Z ty. ', , ,. , 'YH in ' A V - 1- v Q I D v ,I N A pg K , A L I I I ' , I ' f I . . - . . . . , 1. . . L-If 5 , . . , . REDS SERVICE STATION AMERICAN GAS AND OIL Complete Wrecker Servlce and Battery Service 24 HOUR SERVICE WITH A SMILL O00 Day hone 21040 Nlght Phone 24040 5135 Market St HAVE SANDBERG S YOUR NEXT CLEANERS TAILORS PARTY BUSINESS 11 WV Woocllfznd Axenue Call S8119 RESIDENCE Mdhonxng Bank Bldg 151 6ZSiEOg46Xgfnue Teachel fto Tom Beeghlyj Palse the word Iuss dmhned and 111019 common than plopel lt 1 not vuy smgulm 1n that It 18 usually u ul In the plulal It aglee NV1tl1 me VESTMENTS FOR CHOIR AND PUI PIT THE C E WARD CO NEW LONDON OHIO G12ldLl3t10I1 Caps and Gowns Band Umfolms, Gowns fol School Chons and Glee Clubs WRITE FOR FREE CATALOGS COMPLIMENTS Hechng Company, Inc YOUHQSTOWI1 AFI' SIJCCIEIIISIS 1n Flne Resldence Heatmg Gloss 81 Mirror . Com on p Y 10 E INDIANOLA AVENUE D . . . K , 1 5' 4' 7 at 1 - ' I 'C , ,in , 4 ,v rv Tom Beeghly:-- This word is a noun, but it is usually used as a conjunction. It is never 3 u . . w -. 'S , 1 v -4' c -Y ' ' 'LQ S - W J I I l ! . ' 1 , 1 , Q LGF.. . I . 0 tl , COMPI IMFNITQ A FRIEND L 1 13 mp mn S Mlss Mary C Schcletzel The Youngstown Candy Co Plano Studios Phone 76244 464 Clandall Axe Phone 34808 222 224 WEST FRONT STREET 1' YOU NGSTOWN OHIO 1 VVood gt16Qt Phone 348.18 lx ru x11l xg 1 bn ldcntlhul mam nm Vxoman Futfunlx mx flllllld hue xxlll ldcntlfx me Bllllx Tcllu But I dont knoxx hu madam XX Oman H xx 111 of c Of QOUISQ Ill ll1t10iiULk xou COMPLIMILN 1 S KCHLER S Dependable Dry Cleaners Dyers SL Farmers Inc J A JL L, x - 3 , , . , - of - ' . . . . 0 IOP . ' A - , Ham ' 'I'vllQ1':-- Ye x haw 0 - ' 1 - , ' la . 7 - Z, 1--' 1: v -' 1-1 v' ' 1 ' v ' Z , , , .Z-r-4. v , , , ,Y .rx ' ':k o's'y 'ma - ', ' ' ' 1-j . . 1 ,,. . ,f A A A ,gpg I o ED RALEY MINERVA OHIO 'lxxo llttle nux boys mum ltlltlllllg., around 1 bl0lxlll Lxlg wlun A nun xxho might easlly havt bun the aV0llClLlp0l champlon teppcd on lt to exdaxm My oh Jlllllilli hes hollow A SCHOOL SUPPLY HOUSE Owned and operated by Former School Men Trymg to Serve the Schools the Way They Want to be Served J R HOLLOMB Sc CO CLEVELAND, OHIO 1518 St Claxr Street Established 1872 . , 1 Y - 0 v A xvg rj Y,-1 ' 1-' y - 2 ' 'm S-2 -Y ' x 1 Q ' 'v 151' 1 The hand swung' slowly around to the 40 lbs. mark. Roth boys ggjasperl, and one was heard f X K If ' 1 X k V 1 I I U COHIDIIITIQIILN CLARK 81 COLLINS Certified Public Accountants NIAHONINK BANK BLDK Comphments A Friend C OYTIIJIIITIQIILS Benlomln L Agler 81 Company, Inc INSURANCE and BONDING 0 1' MAHONIINIC BANK BLDC Q- .flowers LET us sAY IT Fon You MURBERGER LAMBERT PERSONALIZED SERVICE FOQLQI Theatle Bldg Telephone 40939 Hdllllltflll What dm thc IJlEfDm Mag mean Illve IIAIIIIILOII vc up x u U, hl ul QI a cntu Cu ungr I l1l L IIIHLDILS PHOTO REPRODUCTIONS C0, Inc 334 E Federal Street, YOUNGSTOWN OI-IIO PHONE 7 8136 QUALITY PHOTO ENGRAVING - of - . - i0fT I 4 I 1. , . I nl l I O I - Of - .. ,. . . ' n I A . . . O I '1o- L . I ' J ' '. ' Miss - '. :-- ' is - ' ' ' 1' Ilavc Cushing:- Big. Miss ' ' :4 Ci I 1 1 zz vorcl six 1' t 's prefix al usl 't in sl -lcv. z 1 ' sl' f:- 'cl f '-.. Q O l OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1940 2 Diamond Steel Construction Company YOUNGSTOWN OHIO CLARENCE R SMITH hm Mlllman and Betty Hmdson wele pgolng oxel the qCl ll0l Clase budget Frequently Jun 1an acrosa the xtem O K '53 ano her H O K 'B Sav Bettv he aiked vxhat IS thls H O K9 Heaven Only Knoxw she leplled Oompllments COII'1pl1YT1QlltS Woodworth Morket Meats GPOCCTICS Gas and Oll Phone 2 3856 LFNNETH STFWART H I N NI A N ' S 1: XRBFR SIIOP Southern Blvd and Poland Rd AGN EW Form Equipment Co Dealers o International Harvester McCormick Deermg HAZEL KRICHBAUM FLORIST Flow els For All ULCHSIOHS Telegraph QQFVICC FERNCLIFF ROAD BOARDMAN PHONE 21798 l l 9 W uk - . ' if YY . F' .. H. . . ., t . . ..1. 11 as ax, 'Q -v rr ' ., .r - 1 ' 1 - ' ' .I I , av . ' ., . L' 1' -0f- -Of- . 1 ' 1 'A 1 , , fy , A L J he rx -I 1 . . ' Q? K' Y uw 1 vi 1 Q . A . 51 . . COMPLIMENTS Todd s Super Market Co111e1 of MldIOth13ll and Southcm Blxd FOR NEW FOOD THRILLS J WELLINGTON I' AMOUS I' OR FRENCH FRIES 1915 I'IlIIman 5653 Ma I-:et St SCHAEFER MUSIC SHUPPE 411 KEITH ALBEE BLDG Muslcal Instruments, Accessorxes Sheet Muslc and Supplies Gualantend Il1StILlITICIlt IILPHIIIIH., PHONE 3 4605 Res 7 7687 JOHN DELF S SONS FEED GRAIN COAL SEEDS FERTILIZER BUILDERS SUPPLIES HIDES FURS PHONE 32161 CANFIELD OHIO lack Ive Ot a bad head thl IUOlI'11Ug lean Im sous deal I do hope sou ll be ably to halu. It oil Dave BIXIKI Hou look vuct cnough to eat Jane Iam Paxly I do Lat xxhuy shall uc go? For beauty, dependablllty and economy mvestlgate Slagmac for the surface of your new or oId driveway First choice of experlenced home owners MANUFACTURED AND GUARANTEED BY The Standard Slag Company O y 1 . . -1' ' . ' r . l . 71 v . . ' - l if - I x ' r ,L 0 ' 1 K ,z-ina Q , 'S . ' in , . uv .,, . , 1 , Q fl' ' . . L ,, . , L - ?-.,.0,l.Ll. , ',?,: ur S,,, x V , 'H Q. , ..: H , , . ,.,L. v, -.H .. . . . . 'X' . . . . In 4? n... SHERIFF RALPH E ELSER EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BOAPDMAN GRADUATING CI ASS OF 1940 Comphments of Happy Bn-thday To You Wester Fuel 8. Supply Coal Builders Supplies E L T G N S and Rooflng MUSICAL CAKE WILL BE THE LIFE OF YOUR 76 E Indlanola Avenue BIRTHDAY PARTY Phone 21167 27777 MILD STATIC Able Whx dont you ansuel me Nleekel I dld I hook my head Able But you dont expect me to heal lt rattle away up hele do you Flthlan Cement Products Driveways Cement or Slagmac 412 Ph 6234 Market Street Phone 28105 FOR GOOD VALUE IN REAL ESTATE OF ALL KINDS CALL C E TAYLOR REALTOR g 8: Lo B dg 64227 R 22149 O 1 If ' 1 . AN 5 Y . , . . O Phone , ' :Tu Y y L Y I .H 1, - .. as ' Q sr .- , - . ' . H 1 , . ' , . . . , . I I . Y ff? ' of I 1 I 'SI . . Home Savin s an I . one es. W Woolworth Schween Wagner Company Studio E Federal Street 17 IN PHELPS STREET Youngstown Ohlo PHONE 33638 Quallty Shoes for the Entlre Family Priced as low as S2 98 U S 1' I G , S 125 W FEDERAL STREET l undel tand um x lfm tame fm om a hue old famllx Idllli 1 haldlv the wold he blought It xnth hu N 1 'Vlc xel VN hx axe the vx olk of Chau 81 anl Dlcken lled 111 Pob John on Becau e they .ne enough to make am cle 1C II H Treudley 8. Go Inc E m e e YOUNGSTOWN OHIO OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FURNITURE y U 44479 Klmg s Bakery 8 Pastry Shoppe E tabll had 1701 Baku of Fancx Pa tene VS eddmg, am Bnthdax Cake Speclal Cakes fox Xll Ocea lon Klmg, to Klmg. fo1 Quallty 1401 and 2600 Market Street Youngstown Ohlo C01'I'lpl1IT1811tS of The Mahoning Pamt 81 Ull Co Nianufactul Q1 S f PAINTS VARNISHES and ENAMELS OOO YOUNGSTOWN OHIO Comphments l F IJUNNELI. Inc Ford and Mercury Dealer O 181 1 Man ket Street Fl I 1 I Q2 I IZ 33 'I 5' . . Y 1 I l I O . . . 4- .S .vw . V' , - . ' . '--'V' t' In I -S ' X ' ' Tis ' Y ' Y. A I 'lv' Y,,,...,0,.v!?. .l'ss 1 I'1':- ' Q ' ' 'S , 3 ' 1 ' ' S ca A 'zssicsl , s :- s ' ' 'X ' ' A' ess s' k. ' I I l I, I 123 mst Co m rce Str et S S ' 5 E , - , S,.'S-dr ', O l ' ' ' ' N- ' ' ' .- ' S' S. 11 ' r - ,JS , - vw O Tr s For Service ' Phone I v . . . - of - . A . . .L 0 - . , I ! . R CHINA HOUSEWARES SILVER GLASSWARE The W C Zabel Company CAFETERIA AND RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT E tFd 66124 HIGH GRADE LOW ASH COAL WE CARRY ALL GRADES ALSO DOMESTIC coma U PHONE 27212 SOUTHERN COAL CO Nk Wtl N lx St Shk RIBLET S GRILL 2000 CANFIELD ROAD ir Tasty Sandwiches if Full Course Dlnner Featuring SODAS SUNDAES Mother Bendells Home Cooking Special Chicken Dinners on Sundays I C 3 223 as e eral Street Phone - Youngstown, Ohio W Call s For Speed and Service l I ul' 1- S y ' 1 : ' you? ha co you sell? Ik 2- l . .I :-I '.'lt.'ll't. lk Zi . 55 I-IARTZELI. S Colleg1ate and Hollx xx ood Smalt Stlyee fol GRADUATING STUDENTS Phone 65149 FUFIIISDIIHDS Knox Hats 100 E Rayen Axenue 141 WEST FEDERAL STREET 143 Younggtovgn Ohlo WHEN YOU SEF US DON T THINK OF INSURANCE BUT WHEN YOU THINK OF INSURANCE SEE US ooo SMITH Macl2ONALD CAGENCY 1509 Market Street Phone 42622 Youngstown Ohio Ha 11201 ha been hlllltlllg' a long tune f ft 1 h He ha fxnallx d6C1dQd to be t t 1 n a uattlese factol Ruta I thought you xxele p ng. C016 COMPI IMENTS S Del.auter A Cool for Every Purse and Purpose ir POLAND OHIO R D No 1 Phone 2 2812 7 ' . 1 of T . Y V .Lv . rl! i- Lv ' . .1 l Y I, 7 , Y J L 1 . 1 Rob 1 ' ' S ' f ' or a so fo . S ' come a QS e' i 1' ' . 'y. T-...0,-.,,T. Mr. Tifid:4'KHow many times have I told you to be to class on time? V.:- I mlon't know. f j ' ' kec i f S' ' . f Y A l A K I I , 1 I I I C OWIPI IMENTS ' xfllllylfffllfll jfllll! ffl!!! X Jfflll ffl!!! V x u' Whatchfl Ill such '1 llllllv IOIQ Comp, to wolk Vlnll what s de lush' Cot 4 000 men undel me and I gotta get to 1 Man vou got some Job When dya V01 I Q mgrht xx atchman ln a cemetelw EANX BROS. COAL CALL US FOR PRICES AND QUALITY OUR SERVICE AT YOUR DEMAND Phone 27393 Boardman Ohm Phone 2 8515 Hall Painting Co A Pamtmg and Decorating PLUMBING AND HEATING Palm SUPPIIGS o 532 East Lumut, ' Youngqtoun Ohlo 838 Malket Street -flf - f . - - f f,y M K -I ful . f Het, jo. ' ' -K' s' . . I X .',v ,S I J an X, Y ' wo'li. H . B, ' . ' ., 1 .kf?H 'Y L O THE WORLD OF TOMORROW That world of tomorrow IS here You need not travel to different fairs to see It you see lt sprlnglng up all around us every new bunldmg IS bullt to func hon efflclently Instead of following a tradmon The same applues In every walk of llfe which Influences our very means of luvmg As you progress so wrll lndustry with your help may that tomorrow be a better world to llve In We are one of many who share In the progress of prmtlng T440 500 YEARS OF PRINTING T940 Pyle 8a Street ,Q 0, N-:ZX 217 19 Sycamore St W7rrvH New Castle Pennsylvania 0 ' ' O Muller, Z ff X . X . II Il f f ' 7 f - . NO VESTS HERE' THREE SOME SUITS coAT 5 and 1 7 SLACK if if CONTRAST SLACKS S5 00 Wk WW PRINTZ Lotus China Co 6900 Market Street Boardman O 7 wig GARDEN FURNITURE DINNERWARE GIFTS Ohm Moet Btautlful Pottely and Glft Dlsplay GeM COUPONS Slme as McKelxy s Wires Ban Jane how much tlme dld you plt Ill on th1 hc lthand Jane Pally Oh about half an houl lallload time N11 s Ban YVhat do you mean by 1311103.11 tune Jane Pauy Includmg' all stops and delays WAYSIDE FURNITURE complete .fame Outfztiers FURNITURE RUGS Chosen from the best makers but priced ln accordance with our low rent location 4931 M ARKET ST BOARDMAN O a Compliments Oi That Good Gulf Gas and Oil 0 2550 Market Street Phone 76107 Hively's Marlcet o 4708 South Avenue l l ' o .. , . - - -V V , Q: ,...,i.1,,. l50 I V ,-,.1...- f m v- ldra- V ., ' 4 l -u'- Y.--- ,Mindy ,B-53-in- , ' wi Ii . . , . S L . l ' ' K K2 .' 7 ,S l Zh , ' ' '. ' fs r' 7 .. . H . . . ' . ' H .- , . L .SC U ..' . .,. ,, , il ' Y! .,. . . . 1 . . . . . . Q . . , . i . . Growing Up Gracefully In all our 65 Veare of growmg we haxe managed to grow up VSlth0llt growmg old We stlll see thlngs vslth young eves Perhapa that s why our Youthb F3Sl'llOIl Centera are auch stlmulatmg places to shop To do youreelf Justlce as Vou grow up mto young manhood or young woman hood keep 111 close touch VVlth our Campua Shop Cfor young men of 16 to 225 and our Young towners Shop Lfo1 gnle who sn ear SIZGS 9 to 15 J T4 lchel Why an you late Tom Tcm Rullck Blcauae the bell lang befole I ot hele I3lLlxX My Dad 1 an Fllx a Llon a Moose and an Eagle Mxclxy Gee' What docs lt cot to see hlllflq C0mDl1m9UtS Compllments of Cralg 5 Nursery James Bert rando LANDSCAPE SERVICE BARBER SHOP Boardman Poland Road 6215 Malket Street Phone 23721 WHEELER'S DEMAND THE BEST OF YOURSELF FOR YOURSELF MR WHEELER'S SANDWICHES AND THICK MILK SHAKES ARE FAMOUS FOR THEIR WHOLESOME GOODNESS I O STRouss.HlRsH15ERc. S YOUNGSTOWN'S DEPENDABLE STORE FOR OVER 65 YEARS :inn .xl -'L 1 ,Y :H 4-0 gl I in ,Oar 1 f ' 9 . L 3112 MARKET STREET and BELMONT at FAIRGREEN COMPI IMENTS WIFI!!! f f,fXI Champlon and all grades of Coal, Ashes, Llmestones and Slag Best Quality Honest Weight R W Burkhart Dial 25812 George Becker Southern Blvd and Matthews Road Doctm fto pletty patlentj You celtalnly have acute appendlcltls Puttv Patlent Oh doctor you flattel m P J C1eve1 I see m the papers that thxee persons were kllled m a teud B1 Those httle cheap C31 are dangemus Comphments S L Nordqulst FLOORS- A K KIMMEL 8. SON of Good Furnlture at Fan' Prlces on Falr Terms Hume s 252 254 W Federal Street Wert To WX a1ne1 Theatle Pho DEALER IN LIVE STOCK Team 'Wolk and Garden Plowmg 21379 M th I 1 A fy jf ' C Q 1 J , 1 . l . I-H I . . . .1,, ,X ' Z-44: , ., , e.n i1.i0-. ..-. will ' . . A . . ' ' ' H 'll'v'f J ' 'S ' ' ..0fi 0 0 0 7 . . O , . - U . 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