Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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FACULTY--THE TECHNICIANS Life Begins at 8:30!! For every high school student that is only too true. All our interests are centered around school activi- ties. Since most of our waking hours find us involved-in one way or another-in the educational things of life, we really learn to know and appreciate the faculty. Each teacher has made his contribu- tion toward molding our characters. After four years of seeing our beaming countenancesf' one would think that the teachers would forget the meaning of patienceg but they go on keeping lessons interesting and study halls awake. We don't believe that there is any other school where classes learn any more or have as much fun. The most important advan- tages of our education are acquiring as much knowledge as pos- sible and, at the same time, enjoying the friendship of teachers whom we will never forget. This year we girls have been counseled by Miss Smith, the new dean of girls. Although there have been a few blue slips float- ing around, we find her very understanding and truly interested in our welfare. As teachers they're perfect and as chaperons and advisers they're tops. Since every class and social organization has its ad- viser, we learn to consider them simply as one of us. They are as enthusiastic about planning our activities as we are in attending them. It has been said that it's the little things in life that count. This is our biggest reason for thinking that our faculty is one of the best .Those little, unimportant things-a cheery greeting in the hall, a helpful suggestion here and there, and their cheerful co-operation in everything-count most. We know that we are going into a world completely new to us. We can only hope that throughout our lives there will be others who will be as willing to give us a little boost when we need it.

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FACULTY--THE TECHNICIANS MR. .I. M. MINTEER . . YVestminster College. Conservatory of Music, B. Mus . . director of music' . . master ot' all musical instruments . . wisdom . . makes you appreciate music. MISS GEORGEANNA PARKER , . Ohio University, B.A,g University of Pittsburgh, M.A. . . commercial teacher . . spontaneous sense of humor . . droll . . enthusiastic about the WAVES. MISS FRANCES REESER . . l3.S.. -Bowling Greeng M.S., University of Pittsburgh . . teaches bookkeep- ing and commercial . . world traveler . . punny . . able to converse on a large number of subjects. MR. RALPH L. ROBINETTE . . Ohio University, B.S. . . teaches industrial arts . . basketball coach . . exact- ing . . businesslike . . beware all you who invite his anger! MISS MARY RUKENBROD . . B.A. from Thiel . . mathematics instructor . , adviser ot' Junior class . . ouiet dignity . . warm disposition . . a poise we all strive to attain. MISS RUTH SEVVALL . . B. Mus., from Vtlestminster . . teaches English . . supervisor of grade school music . . talented pianist . . gentle . . efficient . . able to instill in others the love ot' music, MISS ALICE SMITH . . Muskingum, B.A.: Breadloaf' School ol' English. M.A. . . teaches English . . guides Avida G.R. . . dean of girls . . talks with her hands . . excellent eonversationalist. MRS. WILFRED WEIMER . . Wooster, B.A. . . teaches English . . librarian . . conscientious . . has a twinkle in her eye , . the Annual just wouldn't be without her . . gone but not forgotten . . we wish her all the happiness in the world. MISS GIVAH WISLER . . B.S. from Wittenberg . . Coach . . physical ed. and English instructor . . adviser ot' G.A.A. and Collega G.R. . . unpretentious manner . . sincere . . almost always taken For a student. MISS ANNA MAY WOLFE . . Boardman graduate . . competent . . mild . . reserved . . runs the office efficiently . . tops in the estimation ol' the students. MISS ELIZABETH REEDER . . Muskingum. B.S.g Penn State . . teaches English . . methodical librarian . . ac- complished musician . . interested in radio drama . . you should hear her tell about her travels.

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GGNE WITH THE WIND