Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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X ig Q il i ? Z VERYUNE will agree that the most important passengers on our bus are the members of the senior class. The class of '51 have shown that they are not merely sight-seers on a pleasure trip, but travelers seeking' higher education. Although this year's senior class is small, it has proved itself mighty, both scholastically and athletically. We shall long remember both the efforts put forth to attain these high honors and the numer- ous benefits received. In saying' farewell the senior class would like to express a final word of thanks to the guides, our faculty, and a hearty wish for a pleasant journey to the remain- ing fellow passengers. 24 - -2 HQ '- get Ig gi. -...XRS I ..- Q J 1

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. l Semor Execs lead Way 4. .. 4. l mg it ,697 is .V Sd F? Q . Q' ft SI'1A'l'ICD: P. Geiirvrq E. Peterson: G. Rniischcnbvmrel' iPl'0Sl1ll'l'lll: J. Wilkinsg D. Lance. STANDING: Mr. Williams tArlvisvrlg R. Wvllingxtong .l. Mc-Connell: 1.. Uurramg I.. IluV:ill. Applause greets Scholarship Team . 0 .. Sl'l l'lNG: Wall m-u' Spiks-ll: N. Pilgrim: J. Amslutz: M. Williams: J. Rosen: R. Zupkog B. Esta-p. STANIIING: C. Anderson: .l. Solomong ll. Crouse. For the first time in Boardman High School history the members of the scholarship team all placed in the first quarter of the county. Four students, David Crouse, Walter Spikell, Nancy Pilgrim, and Jack Amstutz placed third, sixth, seventh, and tenth respectively in the county. May next year's team have as much success! 14