Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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ADMINISTRATION Through the three short years we have known Mr. Nisonger, he has be- come our friend, sincere and helpful. Even though he is unable to give his whole time to the high school be- cause he has twelve grades to super- vise, he adds much to our school days by his joviality, his kindness, and, above all, his deep interest in each of us. Accept our gratitude for your guid- ance and our Wish for your continued success at Boardman. One of the most pleasant memories many of us will have of our high school days will be of our associations with Mr. Tidd, our very patient and under- standing principal. Never too busy to lend a helping hand or extend that invaluable advice wherever it is needed, he has guided us through four of the most important years of our lives. Our hats off to you, Mr. Tidd, and our most sincere hopes that we may be able to repay our debt to you by being the better citizens of tomorrow that you wish us to be.