Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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NEI I5 421121111131 ..... , . Brat! Aitmtinnl The sound of the bell marks for each student the beginning of another forty- five minute class period in the presence of one of B-oardman's faculty members. Upon the guidance received in these short spans of time depends not only the future of each individual but also that of his community and country. This tremendous task so unselfishly accomplished by the faculty cannot be too highly praised. The teachers are the masters imparting the apprenticeship of life and cheap defense of nations - education. Boardman's student body can Well be proud of its teachers- a group Willing to give of their time and ever to be re- membered as true friends.

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ADMINISTRATION MR. IRVIN J. NISONGER A cheerful smile, tolerant kindness, and a democratic attitude best describe our superintendent, Mr. Nisonger. His friendly manner rests with each stu- dent With Whom he speaks and will best be remembered when high school has become only a happy memory. Plans for the new elementary school consumed much of Mr. Nisonger's time this year, but he was never too busy to pause for a friendly or constructive Word. We seniors are grateful, Mr. Ni- songer, for your Wise and kindly lead- ership, which has kept our school functioning smoothly. 8 MR. J. W. TIDD This year marks the twenty-fifth year that Mr. Tidd has given his serv- ices to Boardman High School. During these years he has Won the respect of the student body for his kindness, en- couragement of high ideals, and coun- seling for the future. His considera- tion for each individual student and his support of every Worthwhile proj- ect have been outstanding in his years of loyalty to our school. To you, Mr. Tidd, the mid-century seniors proffer a simple but sincere Thank you.