Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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i.1- ' 1 LL buses must have guides, and our bus is no exception. With our faculty acting as guides to those passing through the halls of B. H. S., We know as We come to the end of our journey that they have succeeded in leading us to a higher education. Although at times he may seem un- aware of their efforts, the wise Boardman student fully realizes the tireless patience which our teachers possess. This patience, combined with unselfishness and skill, has given the student body the opportunity of becoming intelligent citizens of our com- munity. As we disembark from our bus, we can be proud and grateful that this Boardman faculty has guided us so willingly and thoroughly during our journey. ff X c, X N 5 L - a K 'f-. i 1 if ,- , l I X s..f f 'F P' ,, .-fv .., I ff ul 1--j

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We introduce our Chief Drivers .. . . Greetings to the flass of '51: You have just completed a very important period of your lives. The habits you have formed and attitudes you have developed will remain with you through life and will largely de- termine the degree of happiness and success you may expect to achieve. The characteristics of courtesy, co- operation, and honesty which you have amply demonstrated have made it a pleasure to work with you and are the tools with which you may build a happy future. Please accept my congratulations and very best wishes for your success. J. W. TIDD Best wishes to the Class of 1951. You have had the privilege of con- tributing to the history of Boardman, of creating the atmosphere that pre- vails here. You have had a greater privilege-that of taking with you a rich heritage of memories that will stir and comfort you in the future. However obscure or great that work may be, the best preparation for it is to do the work of each hour as it comes, each day, each month, and each year to the best of your ability. 1. J. NISONGER