Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

'LFLPJIEI LABELS BOARDMAN HIGH SCHOOL YOUNGSTOWN OHIO V I XXVIII I O ufne UR KEY TO Many doors face a hrgh school student the doors to the buslness world professronal success and the estabhshment of cr home Any one of these can lead to cr brrght secure future It IS the functron of tl e school and rts teachers to grve us the master key to all doors the vrtal key of educatron It IS the responsrbrhty of each student to grasp thrs key frrmly and seek through study and experrence to frnd hrs own specral door lust as a key 1S useless when the door xt opens cannot be found so our knowledge rs of lrttle use rf we cannot command rt to our advantage Search for your personal door when you frnd rt your key of knowledge Wlll work for you 1n unlockrng the door to a happy useful hfe ,6- I Z, lf x iq QYUVM X X N rf-1' 5 S I 3 . . Y O ' 5 3 kg X Q V' D 1 ' r ltr 4 X Q lf e fl II, XXV, 1 f ll X -5 1 X Q x X4 ff , t 4 V W ff 'N N j ff X 5 2-,af 'll cf, Q f 1' ea, Y if 4 3 'IA-1 2 f x 8 The 1953 Cner IS your key to today s experrences and tomorrow s ITIGIIIOIIGS It 1S therefore the purpose of thrs book to record completely and mformally the events of the year followmg the theme of the key and the door that It can unlock for each of us The Doorkeepers of 1953 Eclltor ln Chxef Assn ta rt Edxtor Busmes Manager Assxstam B smess Art Edltor Io Ann Rogers Lynn Re neke Davxd Yeager Manager Louls Olson Olga Maruslan ff N1 'Z he , r l I 'fl lr. . f K X t Ill ' f we X 4' lf iq I .. .Xk I 1 l W Z This year one man s record oi service and leadership makes him an outstanding favorite fo the Crier dedication He is the one person at Boardman who knows and appreciates the problems of every student He met us at the portals of high school and since then has guided us unerrmgly through the halls of knowledge He worries with us over our grades yet he is the first to praise us when we su ceed His efficient management of Boardmans high school system is con stantly lauded by the student body and the community as a whole His guiding hand is Dresent everywhere supervising our activities in a friendly helpful manner For his twenty eight years of faithful service to Boardman High School both as a teacher and as its principal we are proud to dedicate the l953 Cner to Mr lames W Tidd I L I U 0 O He counsels us on school affairs and gives advice on personal troubles. FACULTY 1 ,4- ' 1 ,,, i1,f , ,.,-I- ' , 5 ' .-Q. f M X X ,Q X T X Q X! ' .t A L . I fy gl I 5 , 4 1l aj , 4 H , f g + 1 ff 5 ws f - fl F si SUPERINTENDENT It is a pleasure to have this opportunity to con- gratulate the senior class of 1953. When I came to Boardman School, you were in the fifth grade. I learned to know you quite well then: but as the years have passed, many of you have grown away from me. You are graduating 156 strong: yet out of the 156 seniors of 1953, only 102 were attending Boardman School in the fifth grade eight years ago. We hope sincerely that you will return to Boardman High School for requent visits because we enjoy having you, and we like to know what you are doing. The best wishes of the administration and faculty will follow you through the years to come. M I I Nisong Superintendent FACULTY The faculty offers us the key of knowledge and in its eagerness to educate us does everything but push open the door Th patience and the ability to make a subject both informative and interesting are a standing tribute to the faculty members of Boardman High School DEANS EQ trite' MR GEORGE BOHN Dean of Boys tHe1del be-rg College AB University of Michigan MA History Monitor Adviser Student Council Adviser Student Loan Adviser Assembly Adviser MISS DOROTHY LONGWELL Dean of Girls CWooster College AB University of Michigan MA? Latir Avida YTeen Adviser r, . . ' er , . D D . . . , , J t s . .xl . - . . Nurses and Secretaries t I it is MRS. IOHN R, HALLDEN, Secretary: MRS. IOHN STEFANSKI tYoungs' town Hospital, R.N.r, School Nurse, Home Nursing: MRS. MICHAEL WELCH, Secretary. Faculty Top Row, left to right: MR, LOWELL ALLEN tMount Union College, A.B.: University ot Pittsburgh, M.A., Mechanical Drawing, Photography, Photo Arts Club Adviser: MISS MYRA AMSTUTZ tMount Union College, A.B... English, History, Bugle Adviser: MISS MARIORIE ATKINSON tWooster College, A.B.: Columbia University, M.A , Latin, Sophomore Class Adviser: MR. ALLAN BALLINGER fT0ledo University, A.B., M.A.J, History, Booster Club Adviser, Rifle Club Adviser, Cheerleaders' Adviser: MR. RICHARD BAME tOhio State University, A.B.: Vandercoolc College of Musicl, Instrumental Music: IVIR. CHARLES W. BENNINGTON tKeni State University, A.B.: Ohio State University, M.A.l, English, History, Debate Club Adviser. Middle Row, left to right: MR. DONALD BISHOP iYoungs- town College, A.B.J, Audio-Visual Education, Mathematics, Radio-Electronics Club Adviser, Safety Patrol Adviser, Projection Club Adviser: MR. DAVID W. CONWAY tBowling Green University, B.S,D, Industrial Arts, Iunior Hi-Y Adviser: MR. DARL V. DOLAN tMount Union College, B.S.l, Mathematics, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, Hi-Y Adviser: MR. WILLIAM DYKINS tYoungstown College, A. BJ, English, Senior Class Adviser, Stagecraft Club Adviser: MR. CLIFFORD EVERSOLE tOhio Northern University, A.B.: Ohio State University, M.A.J, Biology, Physics, Science Club Adviser: MR. JOHN PAUL GARVER tNorth Manchester College, B.S.l, Economics, Driver Training, Tennis Team Adviser. Bottom Row, leit to right: MR. ARTHUR E. GENUSKE tKent State University, B.S.: University ol Pittsburgh, M.E.: Bairritz American University, Francel. Mathematics, Business Adviser oi Crier: MR. PETER GULGIN tKent State University, B.S.l. Industrial Arts. Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Golf Team, Industrial Arts Club Adviser: MR. WALTER R. HERSHBERGER tBluifton College, A.B.: Ohio State University. M.A.l, Chemistry. Hi-Y Adviser: MISS SHIRLEY ANN HOLLIS tBowling Green University, B.A., B.S. in Ed.l, Librarian, Y-Teen Adviser: MRS. WALTER D. HOLLOWAY tWittenberg College, B.S.1, Girls' Physical Education, G.A.A. Adviser: MR. EDWARD ISTNICK tKent State University, B.S.: University ot Pittsburgh, M.Ed,l, Science, Hi-Y Adviser. 1' , MISS ALMA KLINGER lMount Umon College ABI English French Avlda YTeen Advrser MR FRED MOORE tMount Umcn College AB Umversxty of Wrsconsm Um versrty ofP1ttburah MECI H1story Guldance Busmess Adv er ol Bugle MP BYRON MORGAN tGeneva College BS UHIVEISIIY of Prttsburqh M Edl Boys Physxcal Educatlon Football Coach 'lraclc oach Spa tan Club Advlser MISS GEORGE ANNA PARKER lOh1o UDIVGISIIY BS Unrversrty ol Prtts burgh IVIAJ Commercral Deoartment Commercral Club Ad II er M SS FRANCES REESER lBowl1ng Green Umversxty BS Unlverslty of Pvtsburgh MA Capttal Unxversrtyf Com mercxal Department Cornmercxal Club Advxser MISS MIL DRED ROBERTS COh1o UHIVEISIIY BS MAI Enqhsh Collega YTeen Advrser MISS PHYLLIS ROMAN tMusk1ngum College AB C lumbta Unxverslty MAI Home Economxcs FHA Advlser MISS MARY RUKENBROD tTh1el College ABI Mathe matlcs lun or Class Advxser MRS FRANK RUSSO lYoungstown College BS ln Ed Art MISS ETHELEDA SZALMA 'Youngstown College S m Ed Columbla Umverslty Fred Warlng Chorus School CFIIISIIGDSSH Choral Schooll Vocal Muslc MR ROY THOMPSON lOhIO Unlversxty BS MA HISIOIY Faculy Athletxcs Manager MISS IANE WALSH lMercyhurst College AB Western Reserve Umverszty IVIAI Engllsh Freshman Class Adv1ser Crier Adv1ser f K X Mxss Atkmson starts freshman Latm students on the road to Home Under the quxdance of Mxss Roman Lala and Gaye learn the arts of home economrcs Mr Blshop fmds the solutxon to thrs math problem easler than Bob does Mr lstmck axds these young scx enttsts ln dxscovermg what makes the world go round FRESHMEN Q f 1 t ,, X7 X X Q Aff ' , K X I Our congratulatrons to the class of 56 We frnd our newest addltrons have proved themselves a class from whrch much can be expected They began the year w1th a hne start hnanclally by wmnmg frfty dollars 1n the magazlne contest Many have drsplayed the1r talent both athlencally and scholashcally They have ten boys on the1r freshman basketball team and the freshman debate team Squad B cons1sts of Ian1ce Georges Anthony Gramto Madel1ne Myers and Iudy Pruce The future also sees thrs class w1th many football and baseball stars They were full of pep and school Splfll as was ev1denced by the1r regular attendance at most of our games They owe much of the1r success to the1r well chosen ottlcers Dave W1ll1ams presrdent B111 Crosby v1ce pres1dent Susan Loesch secretary Alan Burns treasurer and IoAnn McCullough Student Councrl representanve Much cred1t goes to Mrss Walsh who 1S the advrser of the freshman class Bowl P Case E Barnhart S Bletso K Clalr M Blades I Broderrck Row II S DeSau11es A Carlomagno V Davrs M Axelson I Bextman D Ande son I Danner V Bartholomew Row III S Agrenovuz L Anderson C Bradley I Alman L Clme N Bartholom B B Davxs T Clmgan I Callor P Brad haw D Behrend E Brodman B Bernard B Amey Row V B Blake D Deglr A Burns B Crosby B Campbell B Clemons B Collms I DeWoody R N I Stratton S Stephen Wxseman S Zarlengo N Stoner Womack Row II R Wolfgang I Wertz D W1ll1ams M L Wmters D Wlley D Smoyer t. Wllson Miss Klmqer Row III B Swanek D Smxth B Spencer S Swope R Slaqle D W1ll1ams T Smxth Row IV R Smrley T Tedeschx K Smrth I Valley C Zms I Wllhson D Stevens Row V Ft Zupko E Waschak R Wylam A Slaqle Berlin, D. NeNiro. Row IV: B. Baghurst, o' : C, , . , S. Row I A Kane P McCauqhey I Mathey S Lenz S Koehler M Kehl Row II C Lundstrom I Lumsden D Ladas V Lundy P McDougall H Mc Kmley D Marne E Modarellr S Lloya S Loesch Row III Mr Conway R Hours I Hcusel B Lowenqren S Mc Cartney G Koch I McCullough McBr1de W Koemq M Moore Row IV C Krmball S Katros T Krncard B Iames T Kublac I Iohnson N Levy D MCDQVIII Row V C Iones I Krefer S IVI11ler D Lrndqmst I Mrlowe R M nze T Martmdale F Mlddleton Bowl I Dxana M Evans L Ever sole M Fowles B Hodnett B Hoelzle Row II D Hanna S Ferraro G Evans I rmk P Glozer G Horsch I Ga wood I Georges Mr Istnrck Row III N H1bbert S Entzr I Grrfhths P I-Irp Green E Gexdner Row IV A Dota R Hart D Gardner I POSd1Ck I Eyster C Herrholtz A Granrto D Flowers D Hrtchcoclc G I-Ietnck Row V E Householder E Green H Gorby E Eyster D I-Iamrlton F Anzelmo I Hull I Hahn A Dunkle C T Hlbbard Row I M Myers M Murtland M Nrlsson G Schaab I Patterson B Rob ertson Row II F Novotny I Pruce I Nelson E Roaovrn B Shaw M Shur' leff N Prt er D Petro S Rumbauql' D Moran Mrss Szalma R w III T Momntfora A Roncone C Rmr E Rob brns C Platt I Rothqeb E Saunders B Veaoohtan M Rubrnfeld Row IV P rter T Par navy R Shotts Neapolrtan L Parsons A Re-apsummer rey Seder and Row V R1 kara I Hemrck R Reese D Paddon R Scalr B Nordqurst ple, I. Honlghl M. I'Ioaver, P. Glozer, E. . I - ,T 'P - I . A O Z A Li 5 I ,V .lt , .L . It a Rl NI.. 1' f :B Bxoloqy students ccaurre a green thumb The game depends on thrs hxg pump' Mr Dolcm explams the famxhur nqht tncmgle to Betsy Facts are brought to hght ln a sophomore Engllsh drscusslon SOPHOMORES ss-Z , V ,., W 9' M 4 e If F ik . r t S Af! f tlldd A' J KX f ,fy M f r 1 f h -r-LN, rr-ff! ..,-Q Bowl M Welty E Staten D Wrnkle lVl Wtlscn S Woodward B Whrte Rovx II M Snyder I Zrma S Zeuch L Stamer P Sorxce B Zrnz M Smlth S Unch MISS Atkmson Row III S Ta ach Sllcker B Watkms Thompson S Troescher V Ward S Wllson B Wester Row IV D Zreqler R Wrthers H Warrmlcen I Wrllrams B Zeber S Syrakrs P Wertz G Tlmar Row V D Weeden B Thomas D Strll n W Wrclce R Yeager Row I C Detchon S Crowley B Dressel B D1Bacco E Duck V Bxllet C Emery H Antonott Row Il S Corn sweet A Baker B Byrns P Barqar B Burns I Bauman I Boyd R Bosley I Ault I Baud Mlss Rukenbrod Row III I Anderson V Clay C Clayton D Ball L Clcchlllo L Benes I DeLauter B Backus B Donahue H Aubrey W Camp Row IV R Bxshop P Cltarxo B Bartoll R Banks G Brundaqe I Anderson H Carlor D Bender SOPHOMORES Upholdlnq the1r pOS1IlOD as upper lowers the class of 55 beqan the1r second hrqh school year wrth exuberance and well chosen ofhcers to gurde them Therr cabmet consrsted ol B111 Backus presrdent Al Sebasfran vrce presrdent Sherry Pelz secretary Helen Antonotf treasurer and Ian1ce Z1rna Student Councrl representatlve Scholasncally too thrs class proved hard to beat for they always placed well on the honor roll Bepresentrng true Boardman sp1r1t the sophonnores were up front cheennq at every pep rally They also contnbuted rnanv hne athletes to the football and basketball rosters Under the able supervrsron ot Mrss Atkrnson the1r advrser the sopho mores showed qrefrt promrse for therr remamrnq hlqh school years i,.,-' .4- ,,.,. - ,. ,, , .., ir: ' f 'Z' A 5 : , , . , . , k , L. 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Lg 9 , 2, ' ' I . , ' 1 , : . . , A A I . - . . 1 1 I ' Howl S Pool C Pxtts M Schwartz P Orru I Perry M Mountlord P Shan non Row 1I I Rosme S Schnexder D Naslzbar P Scott P Pusatert G Sa a kman N Nielson S Pelz M Schmtat A Perantmldes Row III B Rogers D Rauschenbach A Samuels R Plerce I Perkxns R Sears V Scott I Rlddle T Rhattrqan H Nachbar Row IV I Reddlck D Patterson R Rask Vlurar S Sebastlcm G Rudolph P Moore D Shoemaker B Russell Howl I riethermqtcn N Heed P Haqg G Ichnson S Felger M Es ep G Certhmg M Holloway Row II K Iannucct I Goudsmrt V Gerlach I Harmon I Hubly V Hanlon N Goehr mg B Grady G Greenawalt Mrs S Fltzqerald I EHIZI C Henerlo B Fenton D Hall M Herbert Row IV H Ionnson D Garntano L Iacobs B Hellnecel H Hewes I Grlbert Row V R He s T Graff D Ferguson T Fabzsn B Ipe D Erxckson Howl P Kelly B Lewls B LaTorre M Leet h M McCready K Lyons B Iones R w ll A Metro I Lloyd E Kleyn M Lexgheber I McCreary C 'VIcDev1tt M McGranahan S Marqel G Mayberry Row III T Lmd E Mc Lane C McAtee M Koncheck H La garas M I Mollnaro S MacCallum I Meyer A MIDICUCCI Row TV P Mc Murray D Iones P Lucente D Lathom N Lxmbert I Klmgel I Kroll D Mc 'Vlurray T Klepter How V D Ioseph D LoG1ud1ce I. Mayberry I McCabe 'V' Mmneman B Mrller T Kremrs B Mlller A Marrle T . : . ' , . ' ' , Parker.. Row III: LV. Iacobs, T. Pilicky ' I 'O' 1 . ', Q f I ', . . Z . II. ' I, I. - , l. I h , T-1 -v Row I: R. Weimer, C. Scali. I. Sadler, I 1 P. Taylor, I. Williams, N. Yard, I. Van Sack, T. Todarello. Row II: N. Winters. D. Shook, N. Stellar, D. Zarbaugh, M. Sitler, M. Slicker, M. L. Watkins, V. Sherwin. I. Thomas, Miss Amstutz. Row III: I. Pennel, A. I. Schuler, N. Sponq, B. Sittig, M. Senn, I. Wayman, R. Pecchio, I. Rogers, G. Rea. Row IV: M. 1 Vierow, T. Wagner, B. Roithner, I. Ste- phens, W. Williams, G. Schween, I. Saunders, I. Vricelle. Row V: M. Hon- cone, D. Rodway. W. Robertson, C. Wagner, S. Seckler, I. Sebauqh, T. Young. Row I: E. Krichbaum, A. McCullough D. Kelly, S. Mclntyre, T. Nachbar. S Iones, D. Pieynallt, I. Middleton. Row II I. Iohnson, E. Larson, E. LePoris, I. Mas saro, D. Iones, S. Iones, P. Pardee, I. A Lind, N. Mincher. Miss Walsh. Row III I. Lundy, H. McMullen, L. Levy, D Mauch, R. Mason, G. Nickel, W. Opper man, I. Kanna. Row IV: W. Lindsay D. Oliver, R. Patterson, A. Lang, I. Mahan, I. McMurray, B. Krempasky, M. McDevitt. Row V: D. Long, L. Olson, W. Murdock, F. Melquist, V. Lazich, W Ford, D. McCartney, A. Oakley. JUNIORS Never has B.H.S. seen a class with such a united spirit. This year's juniors proudly flashed their long-awaited class rings. They showed much ingenuiiy in planning a very successful homecoming dance. They also sponsored two dances after basketball games to make money for that all-important event, the Prom. The officers for the year were Louis Levy, president, Iohn Mahan, vice president: Elaine LePoris, secretary: Ronald Patterson, treasurer: and Mimi Vierow, Student Council representative. ...T-.V . ...Y 4.1. , ff . , National Honor Society Iuniors: f Iudy DuPuy Carl Garver Betsy Gott Esther Krichbaum Louis Levy Donald Long Iohn Mahan Iane Middleton Anna Iean Schuler Betsy and Ginny dabble in paints while Iay receives color assistance rom Mrs. Russo. Rosemary displays speed to perlec- ion on the typewriter as Miss Parker Ind Carol look on. Iuniors lind the new ceramics course ibsorbinq. Dotty Io and Bill mixin git up in :hemistry class. 5- i . Row l: D. Gibson, L. Iackson, B Evans, I. Fodor, N. Goehrinq, D. Gilboy M. Gilbert, B. Halt. Row Il: M. Faulkner R. Fintor, B. Faull, S. Gaskeen, I. Guth rie, P. Fink, S. Frame, L, Hughes, A Grieco, B. Gott. Row III: G. Hamilton P. Eichenberger, M. L. Hickey, I. Hrablco S. Fisher, B. Hofmann. M. Grass, S Harriman, Mr. Dolan, Row IV: B. Glozer I. Ford, T. Holloway, C. Householder V. Golle, S. Fritz, D. Garver, C, Garver D, Garver, C, Filicky, Row V: A. Iohn son, E. Gould, I. Gorman, D. Flaherty G. Egolf, R. Eckenrode, G. Economus F. Green, B. Hughes. Row l: G. Baldwin. D. Bair, B. Bar num, D. Coblentz, S. Blair, C. Dundon S. Clevenqer, M. Cooper. Row II: M Cowan, P. Burton, B. Campbell, I DuPuy, S. Brown. L. Ashofl, M. A Beiqhley, IVI. Baun, M. Clemons, E. De Niro. M. Collins, B. Catlos. Row III: 'l' Burns, R. Blake, I. DeSaul1es, R. Cather man, I. Dyer. I. Dcnachie, R. Bernstein R. Downs, R. Amey L. Allen. Row IV T. Buitar, L. Acor, H. DuVall, T. Davison L. Carnes, B. Digianantonio, P. Cordon I. Dietzel, R. Cook. Row V: R. DiThomcrs W. Collier, M. Brown, E. Bailey, R Courtney, W. Carnie, G. Carlson, I Conway, I. Cafnpclito. D sermons X 475 ig X 5 F3 W9 Q Xjf X X., Q1 52: Xxx xx NX 2,1 K ' ' X I fr Q: f XX Z cl W' 'fr Lx 'AX N4 X . f K R 1' fw ,Z I ' g'il': Lhl5g.?:f1 -'gf Mr. Dykins tAdviserJ, G. Amstutz, I. Bender, S. McKenrick, B. Hughes tSecretaryI, R. Nic tPresidentI, I. Armbrecht tVice Presidentt, M. Black tTreasurerI, I. A. Rogers, L. Dunn, D. Hoover Row I: I. A. Rogers, B. Schomer, L. Dunn, M. Miller, G. Abhau, M. Potts, D. Goudsmit. Row II W. Gerthing, D. Limbert, D. Gluck, P. Bauschatz, I. Atterholt. D. Yeager. R. McCullough, R. Eaird D. Hubly, R. Leedy, R. Alexander, D. Thorns, I. Armbrecht. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The management of the affairs of the Senior class is the devoted task of the executive committee, piloted by Ray Nies. As captain of the Senior ship of state, the committee chose Gatschene as the class photographer, picked the class announcements, and supervised the senior assembly which became one of the highlights of the year. The assignment of choosing class colors, motto, and flower was also designated to this organization, which made credit- able selections. The group spent much time planning our unique senior banquet and the activities for that much-anticipated Senior Day. Other big events arranged by them were the preparations for an after-the-prom program, and for a '53 class gift. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Boardman's Scholarship Team swept the Mahoning County honors in l953. In the state-wide examinations on Ianuary 31st at South High School, Board- man's senior winners were Richard Baird, first: David Gluck, second: IoAnn Rogers, fourth: Ronald Alexander and Paul Bauschatz, tied for sixth: David Yeager, eighth: and David Hubly, ninth. In addition, Boardman took thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth places and placed every member of its twenty-man team on the honorable mention list. Such an overwhelming victory is a tribute to the fine teaching and high scholastic standards of Boardman. F PAUL BAUSCHATZ He s always cheerful and always gallant ln the semor play he snowed hls 'alent rer 4 Band l Sw cl 3 4 Semor ast 4 Senor Play Comnuttee 4 Scence Club l 2 3 Scholarshzp Team 4 IACK BENDER L et but lull ol lun IS lack shows hrs love ol sports ln track Student Councll 4 'Vlomtor 4 H Y 4 Cadet Teachers 3 Senxo y Comm1ttee ootball l Spartan Club l 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer DONALD BENlAlVl1N C n tant smlle 1s on h au em sts lcb w1ll b h1s p MX ben or Plax Conumlltc -1 CARE ALAN BENTLE3 'X rrctox scooter clflxqrts tms aux lan some let r lndustna s lula 2 3 LORIA BERDAR L. au u Xou always lfnew when Clo vars t Q Class Trec urer l Stuaent Courc1 3 Mon tar Crler 3 M xec Chorus 2 a Capoella 3 4 C, rl Clee Club l C rls Fnsemble 3 Cornrrerclal Club 3 4 C A 'X 4 Roosnr Clu BARBARA BIGCINS A ir endly ward a cheery smrle Barb ke os u happy all the vshrle OTTICQ Ass1stant4 YTe n 3 4 Cadet Teachers l Crrer 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 a Cappella 3 4 Glxls Glee Club l FHA l Secretary Z Secretary 3 4 AA l 2 3 4 CRACE ABHAU Knowledar she has all shell need Therelarc sne a cmch to succeed onltor 3 Honor Roll l 7 3 C C1 ee Club l Band 1 4 Photo A 4 Sc1en Cl b 3 Secretary 4 G A A 4 3 4 Scholarshlp Team 4 RONALD Al.l:.XANDER It Rooney tn the sen or play A handsarre auy 1n e ery way on tor 3 onar Roll l 4 H Y 4 Mxecl Char app lla S n or Play Cas 4 Sem P 13, Comrmttee Scholc rshlp Team 4 GRETCHLN AMSTUTZ Amy s alvwaw tnendly always neat He personalltys hard to beat Executne Commrttee 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Prom Commxttee 3 eens l 2 3 4 Cner 4 Grrls Gl Club l 2 Semor P Commrttee 4 Kaybees 3 4 S Cretary FH A 3 4 V1Ce Pres1clent u A l B ubl IERRY ARMBRECHT H1 Y prexy fur' to be around A mcer all round fellow cant be found Clas Vtce Presxdent 4 Student Councll 4 Pres1dent Momtor 2 onor Roll 1 3 4 H1Y 2 Secretary 3 Secreta Presrdert Cner 4 Bugle 4 Staqecralt 4 Senror Play Cast SCholarsh1p Team 4 IAMES ATTERHOLT Executxve and sportsman oo 11m led the class 1n 52 Class Presxdent 3 Student Courcll 3 4 V1ce Presrdent Momtor 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 H1Y l 2 3 4 Cadet Teac es ler 4 Footbclll 2 3 lf 3 4 Sparta C 3 4 Treasurer Golf Team 3 4 Scholarsh1p Team 4 RICHARD L BAIRD Brams enough to take hum far I every sport Drck IS a star n1tor 3 4 Ho or Roll l 2 H1Y l Presxdent 2 Sergeant at arms 4 Cadet Teachers 3 Cr er 4 Football 2 3 B sketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Spartan Clubl 2 3 4 Scholarshlp Team 4 Student Loan 4 Rel 4' M I , ,, 4: Y Teens l, 2, 3, 4: rler 43 lrls' G1 : ,2, 3, rts 3, 7 ce u , 1.2. M 1 : H , 2, 7 1- 3 1 us l. Z, h fl C e 3, 4: Debate lf .e . f t 5 or lr ' 4: Y-T V , , , : 1 I 1 ' ee I . : ' lay 3 TA. . , 2,'4: oostersi C1 7 , 2, 5, lr' ' ' ' X I ' .s ' ..' : ' ' 5 ' ,3. 4: H , 2, , 5 3 , ry, 4 .5 ' : 7 : ' 4: . A Q I .1 I' :'-A.:,: 'hr3: Cr' 7 , , , 4: Trac'. 1, 2, ,- : n lub l, 2. n ' Mo' , 5 n , . 3, 4: '- , 3 - - ,. I I . 1 1 ,4: a 4 . . . I , . : . . . I Student Council 1: Momtor 2: Honor Roll l. 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Cr' 7 , 2, 3, 4' ina Ban l, 2, , 7 Play C : V 1 ' : Q . . , 4: Q-i ' J He - r , . Pla ' 42 'F ', afrmck 1, 2, 3, 4, ' 111 'q , A as J , , 151 A ch ls 1 e i last. l ' 3, ' 1 .' 1' . I rt laii who ls. to d lrqnlrqbtr ,Aaxd shy. .' fArt-C 11s,4, A llczshgnj sm.le be tzl l han. ' . , 'K ' '1. hue, ' 's : . l 5 tx 2' . 3 .A 1 , f's'..f.'1 3-, llbl. ' I - 9 S , I I 5 J PATRICIA BRUNDAGE MARILYN BINS Always smrhng always gay Bunnys helpful m every way YTeensl 2 3 4 FHA l 2 4 Commercral Cub 4 R1 MARILYN BLACK Cute and petrte wrth a twmkle xn her eye Her vrm and vlqor wrll n ver dre Class Treasurer 2 3 4 Monrtor 4 Prom Commxttee 3 YTeen l 2 3 Secretary 4 Bugle 4 Mtxed Chorus l 2 a Cappella 3 4 rs E semble 2 3 S' ge att 2 3 4 Boosters Club l 2 3 4 EDWARD BORCIK Hrs rrlle records are a school tradxtxon Crxmmal law rs hrs lrles ambltron Class Vrce Presrdent l Student Councrl l Honor Roll 4 Rrfle PEGGY BOWIE Peg s srncere shy and quret But wrth her lrrends she proves a rrot YTeens 4 Grrls Glee Club I 2 3 a Cappella 4 Commercral Club 3 4 G A A IOHN BRADSHAW A trrendly Iellow wrth sandy halr A Iunror Frreman who s always there HIY l 2 Boys Glee Club l 2 Photo Arts 3 4 Vrce Presrdent MARGARET BROWN Never wxthout her sweetness seen Rergned as YTeen All Cnty Queen Class Secretary l Executrve Cornmrttee 3 Student Councxl 2 4 Secretary Monrtor 2 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 YTeens 1 2 Presrdent 3 4 Presrdent Interclub 2 3 Treasurer 4 Vrce Presrdent Debate 1 Semor Play Cast 4 Kaybees 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Boosters Club 3 4 231525 Patty has sophrstrcatxon and so much polse A gleeiul chuckle she often enyoys Honor Roll 2 3 4 YTeens 2 3 4 Cadet Teachers 3 Gtrls Glee Club 1 2 Kaybees 3 4 Sctence Club 3 4 Boosters Clubl WARREN BURR He stole the show portraymg Teddy To play that horn he s always ready Executxve Commrttee 3 Student Councxl 3 Mxxed Chorus 4 Band l 4 Swmg Band 1 Semor Pep Band 4 Staqecrait 3 4 Presrdent Semor P'ay Cast 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Vxce Presrdent LOUIS CAPOTS Lourss a character one ol the best Who contmually pokes wnth all the rest H Y l a Cappella 3 Boys Glee Club l 2 ROSS CARLE A wonderful tenor vomce supreme Hrs gemal ways are on the beam 2 3 4 Mrxc-d Cho us 2 a Cappella Photo Arts 2 3 4 Band 4 VIRGINIA CARLYLE Grnny rs smooth genlal and neat Her orrgmahty cant be beat Momtor 2 rlonor Roll 4 Prom Commlttee 3 YTeens I 2 3 4 Crxer 4 Semor Play Commxttee 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Boosters ub 1 2 3 IOHN CARSON H s prxde IS rn hrs llttle lewel He s the btq buddy of all rn school H1 Y l Ru le 3 4 Busmess Manager Mixed Chorus 2 a Cap pella 3 4 :Boys Clee Club l Semor Play Commxttee 4 Track 4 - 'l3,:'lle 'E 1. 2. 3. or 1 ' f : .u' CY , , :'G.'A.A. 1, 2, 3,143 I x4 45',,iTfg ZA 3' 4. , , : : - -: ' ' . . : : ,..4: Fobtballl Track 2: Riile 2,A3,'4: Spartan Club 2. V 52 I: 1. 12,1 i- 7 I ' . . f Hi-Y , . 1 ' r 1. 5 3,47 : Cl ARDEN CHAMPION A lamous actress she s bound to be Ntth her name rn ltqhts on some marquee Student Counctl 2 Honor Roll 4 Y'I'eens l Vxce Prestdent Inter lub 4 Cadet Teachers 3 Bugle 4 Mtxed Chorus 2 a Cap pella 3 Gms Glee Club l 2 Sentor Play Cast 4 Photo Arts ooster ub NORMA CHILL Nothmq cola about thls lass The lolltest Curl tn our semor class e n 4 Mtxed Ch us a Cap ella 3 4 Gt Glee R- Clubl Kavbnes 4 GAA 4 Boosters Club 3 AUDREY CLARK Our mayorette so vcry snappy Nrce to all and always happy Mt Leb non Hrgh School 1 'P Bugle 4 Band 3 4 Head Mater otte Commercial Club 3 4 MARILYN PAYE CONRATH Sparkhnq personalrty Iull of mxrth A hundred others Conme rs worth eensl 2 4 FTA 4 Crrer 4 Bandl 2 Kaybees easurer CAA l L 3 4 Boo ter Club 3 1 G MATTHEW CRISCI Leader ol the Vanety tx Hts lrtterbuqqmg beats all trucks Cadet Teachers 4 MARIORIE DAVIS Look deeply and you wtll hnd A la s who s amrable and kxnd YTeensl 2 3 4 Gtrls Glee Clubl 2 Staqecratt 4 Debate 2 Kcybees 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Boosters Club 3 4 ROBERT DAVISON A golhnq pro on Boardmans team The Navy rs hts future dream Boys Glee Club l 2 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Rtile 3 MARTHA DECKANT Fluent French ts her ambttlon In the magazine drxve she won top posrtlon Y Teens 4 Cadet Teachers 3 Grrls Glee Club l EVERETT DEVINE Bud ln class ts qutte the wrt Wrth everyone he makes a hlt Honor Roll H MARIORIE DICK We heal .1 qxqqle and see a qrm And know that Marge has just come n Y Teens l G C ee u F H A 4 Cornmercta C ub 3 4 DIANE DRAKE Serlous and slncere ts sht A novelrst omeday shell be orutor 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 ee s A G A 2 3 4 Boosters Club 3 4 LINDA LEE DUNN Pleasant ana pleasmg capable ol much And all ts done wrth her personal touch Executtve Commxttee 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 YTeens1 2 3 4 Crter 3 Buqle 4 Ass1stantEd1tor Debate 7 Semor Play Commxttee 4 Kaybees 3 Secretary 4 Booster Clubl 2 3 4 Sclsolarshtp Team 4 '-19 'fra ' 7 : - Y ' , 2, 3 ' 3, 4: B' . S' ct 1, 2, 3.14.1 ' ' Y'T'e S 3, ' or 2. p . 7 rls' ' X- Q 7 . A 7 . , . 7 . Y-T- ,,3,5...g ' 7 7: .3,4 Tr : T. . . . 7 s s' ,4. ,ky F . .. .H I 'H . A M.. . A ,, efgyigj - ' . 7 ' . : ' ,4. - 7 7 ' ' . me 4 x VE: y fl 37 .1-Y 4. I - , 2, 3, 4: ITIS' 'l Cl b 17 . . . 7 , I l , 7 3.A.A. 1, 2. x 1 I , . ff M ' 7 7 . .45 Y-T n l, 2, 3, -47 ET. , 37 .A.. , , 7 ' , , LOIS DUVALL Musical talent at its very best, And her pretty complexion beats all the rest. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 41 Crier 1' M , ixed Chorus 1, Z: Bugle 4: Band ' . , 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 1, 2: Senior Play Committee 4 NILI IAM ENSLEY Arti tic to the last degree The dance tlcor i his specialty Y' rier 4 Senio Play Con mit'ee 4 Prolection Club l Industrial Arts Club I 3 DONNA LRNST Mellow voice without a care Donnas inc re and debonair YTe ns 1 .4 3 4 Senior Play Committee 4 GAA 1 oostcr Clubl 2 4 Crie CAROI EYSTER A cute little charmer with a constant grin And a personality tha' 5 ure to win nor Holt l s 3 4 Girls. Glee Cl 1 u 2 Ba Z irls Ensembl Accorrtpanist l Senior Play Committee 4 bees 4 C A A B b 1 NANCI' GALE PYSTEH W Sparkling blue eyes striking blond hair Whatever her task she s always there Otftce As1stant3 4 Horor Roll 1 Z 3 4 Crier 4 Girls Glee Club 1 Senior Play Committee 4 Kaybees 3 4 President eensl Z 3 4 FHA l 2Treasur o ters Club I 2 DONALD FELGEH A carefre gt y we wont forget A farm is where his futures set Protection Club l Industrial arts 3 4 WK-V LOUIS FETCH With his gay guitar he made a name From Campbell Memorial he recently came Attended Campbell Memorial 1 2 3 3' DAVID A HTCHET Our male reporter in titty three Carefree and pleasant our favorite emcee Prom Committee 3 HIY 1 2 4 Bugle 4 Stagecratt 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Industrial Arts Cl b l u 2 3 Trac1'1 2 3 4 Rifle Team l 2 3 Captain 4 Captain Spartan Club l 2 ANN FITHIAN Artistic or qinal talented too With a h ome economics future in view YTeens 1 Music Chairman 2 3 4 Crier 4 Bugle 4 Mixed orus 1 Z and 1 De ate 3 Kayhees 4 FHA esident GAA 1 2 3 RONALD FLANNERY Heres a fellow friendly to all He showed his ability playing football Prom Committee 3 Hi Y 4 Crdet Teachers 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Band l Prolectzon Club 1 2 Inaustrtal Arts Club 2 Footb ll a 3 4 All Star 4 Basketb l Bas all 4 Trac Spartan Club 1 2 3 4 BETTY FODOR Pleasant vxithout rruch to say Happy in her quiet way Y Teens 4 WILLIAM FROLUND Intelligent in a quiet style He knows the answer all the while Honor Roll 2 1 2 3 . C V: ' r . .A 5 ' . 2, 3, 4: -e ,',,: . :...,Z,3,4: B , -s , .3, 5 ' r4. llfn , 25 Y-Teen: l, Z, , 7 H I b , : nd eq! l, ', 3: G e ' 2 ' : Kay f-.' 7 1. .. , l, 45 oosters' Clu l, Z, 3, 4. , A A M 1 , X 1 -3 , : . I . , , : ' -I ' ' , gf Y-T ' , A ..., 'er,3,4:G.A,A.1,Z,3,4l 5' Bo 5 ' , , 3, 4. 1 t 4 -L Miyagi I I .t . X i , , ' 'J , . if , . X sf g Ch .':B '.J..'.3,4 Pr ' 5 . ,. , , . 4. 0 ' fy 1, 2, ,' 5 5 I, I all 5 eb 2, 7' k 1: GAA 3 Club 2 3 GERALD E GOEHRING Many a frrend he s sure to wm For everyone he has a grrn Mtxed Chorus I MARY LOUISE GOEHRING Soft voxced and quret IS thrs lass A mce addrtxon to our class YTeens 4 Bugle 4 Grrls Glee Club I Commercral Club 3 4 DORIS KAY GOUDSMIT Actrve wlth an artrstrc style Youll know her by her irrendly smrle Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 YTeens 1 3 4 FTA 3 Cr er 3 4 Mxxed Lhorusl 2 Grrls Glee Club 1 2 Ba d l 2 3 4 Rank Captam Grrls Ensemble 1 2 Semor y Commrttee 4 Photo Arts l 2 Secretary 3 Secretary 4 Secretary Scrence Club 1 2 Secretary 3 Vlce Presrdent Tenms 4 G A A l 2 4 Boost Club 4 Scholarshlp Tea'-n 4 DIANA LEE GRENINGER Sprrxt and parkle sprrnkled wrth sprcr Ebony ha1r and a smlle very nxce YTeens l 2 4 Cadet Teachers I 2 3 Serror Play Commlttee FHA12 4 Commercal Club 3 GAA RANDALL I GUTTRIDGE In a lrttle green Ford he hkes to rlde You never see hxm unoccupxed Vlomtor 4 H1Y 4 Band l 3 Swrng Band 3 Track Spartan Club 4 IACK HAMILTON Really a whlz on the tenms court ln every way proves a good sport Prorr Commrttee 3 H1Y l 7 Mrxed Cnorus 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club l Semor Play Commtttee 4 Football l Rltle l Tenms I 2 3 4 Bowlmg Team 4 Honor Roll 2 LINDA GRACE GARR Mlqhly clev r wrth pam! ond brush Alvxay level he ced never rn a rush Prone Commlttee 3 Y'Ieens 1 2 3 4 Cadet Teachers 2 rl Club 2 3 Kaybees 3 R1f'e l 2 3 Boo te Club 4 Semor Play Corrrmttee 4 Rhythmarres 4 IOAN GEMPELER Her enthustcsm for no es rs known So d scrfet anr' wholesome ns loan 3 YTe-ens A 4 Senlor Play Committee Rxtle WILLIAM GERTHING Good lookmg Frmendly and Nonltor 2 3 4 rlonor oll Treasurer 4 Treasurer Lrxer a Cappella 3 4 Boys Gl e Presxoent Baseball 1 2 3 4 sl'1p Team I lots ol iun THC9 to GVQEIYOHG 1 H1Y l Sergeantatarms 2 3 3 4 Head Photographer Bugle Club 3 Photo Arts Club 2 3 Rxile 2 Spartan Club 1 Scholar PATTI GINTZ A devllrsh la s as you can see A model IS what she hopes to be Wellasley Hlgh School Wellesley Massachusetts I 9 3 YTeen 4 a Cappella 4 Boosters Club 4 GARY GLASSER Always out for lun and folly Moose s password Always lolly Momtor 4 H1Y 1 4 Cadet Teacher 4 Mrxed Chorus Industrral Arts Club 4 Football 3 4 All Star 4 Track 2 Spartan DAVID GLUCK Hrs mterest now rs hrs clarmet He ll go far 1n lute you can bet Honor Rolll 2 I-IrY 2 3 4 Crrer 4 Band 2 3 4 Swmg Band 3 4 SCIENCE Club 2 3 4 Bile 2 3 4 Scholarshxp Team 4 G . 5 -' . u,4.AT, I H :Gi 5' Glee , 5 , . ,Zi G,A.A. l. , : 5 rs g I , , 5' R : - - - , . , 1 ' , 7 4: X f Q . : .' e Q 1 . .4 I xg' nr .nu is ru V - 'rr ' 5 '- , 7 S I ' I. 2. 35 t, : .: : : :i .': S .I lb . : ': ' ' . 2 Pla' . . J ers : I ' . A in 'lI'..A.l. - . v , . . 3: RICHARD D. HARMON This guy is really tops with a horn, His lively notes can't be outworn, Hi-Y l, 2 V1Ce President, 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2: Band l, Z, 3, 4 Treasurer: Swing Band 2, 3. 4: Rrtle Club l, 2, 3 Treasurer, 4 Treasurer. SHIRLEY HEASLEY Tall and vrllowx a wud for all Her snappy Comebacks beat them all Y Teens l 4 qle 3 4 F I' A l 2 Commercral Club 3 IAMES D I-IETHERINGTON Hlgh steppmg drtm fnalor m the band A quret lad and trlend so grand Mixed Chorus 2 Boys Glee Club l Bandl 2 3 4 KATHERINE LOUISE HIBBARD Hub the g1rl wrth Contagrous laughter Her v1m well remember ever alter YTeens 1 3 4 Bugle 4 Semor Play Comrrxttee 4 Commerctal ub 3 4 G A A DEAIN HOOVER A hand ome quy .wersortalrty plus Not too brg but equals all oi us Executrve Commrttee 4 Momtor l 2 H1Y l 2 3 Crter 4 Bugle 4 Mrxed Chorus Z a Cappella 4 Boys Glee Club l Staqecrait 3 4 Photo Artsl 2 Football 3 4 Manager DAVID W HUBLY So broad shouldered a terr1t1c phystque Hrs understandmq rs really umque H nor Roll 1 2 3 4 '-I1Y l 4 Crter 4 Debate l 4 Presr ent Semor Play Comm ttee 4 Sclence Club l Football 2 3 Track 3 Scholarshtp Team 4 WW , 4 BEVERLY IANE HUGHES Becky leads us all thats known Her personalrty s all l er own Class Othcer 3 Secretary 4 Secretary Momtor 2 Othce Force 3 4 Horor Rolll 2 3 4 Prom Commnttee 3 YTeensl 2 Socxal Charrman 3 4 Bugle 4 G1r's Glee Club 1 Semor Play Com mrttee 4 Kaybees 3 4 Vrce Presrdent FHA l 2 Commercxal Club 3 4 P esrdent A l Bo ub Vrce Pre rdent DONALD IOHNSON See a Crosley whrzzmg byj Its sure to be th1s gemal guy 4 Indu ub l RICHARD KADIS Boardman s All Star Cc ptam was Greek A sharp dresser and what a phys1que Class Othcer 2 Vrce Presxdent 3 Vrce Presrdent Student Councrl 2 3 4 Mon1or2 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee3 H1Y4 FTA 2 3 Football l Z 3 4 Co Captam All Steel Valley 3 All Trl County 2 Basketball 1 ack 1 2 3 4 Spartan Club l 2 3 Sen Play Co nmrttee ICATHRYN KANE A worthy and wmsome gal ts Katrmk Never an unkmd thought cloes she thmk Honor Roll 3 4 YTeens l 2 3 4 Cner 4 Grrls Glee C ub I 2 Semor Play Commrttee 4 GAA l 2 3 Treasurer 4 Boosters Club 4 Secretary Treasurer Prom Commxttee 3 RICHARD KEHL Here s a tellow you cl luke to meet At playmg the drums he cant be beat H1Y 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 Boys Glee Club l Band Swmg Band 3 4 R1tle Club 3 4 Crrer 4 GEORGIA KERR Tmy and graceful never loud Always trrendly never proud YTeensl 2 3 GA l 2 3 Boosters Clu FHA 4 - ,2,3.:Bu ' ,4. 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DEAN I LIMBERT The Reverend 1n our semor play Nothmq w1ll ever lead h1m astray Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Cner 4 Semor Play Cast 4 Scxence Club 3 4 Scholarshrp Team 4 LILLIAN LINDQUIST L1ttle soph1st1ca11on wee b1t ot SPICS All adds up to L1l really n1ce Prom Commntee 3 YTeens 2 3 4 G1rls Glee Club l Kaybe-es 4 G A A B ub SONIA LLOYD A ne v arr1val trom W11son th1s year Sucln good worker we l1ke her here Y Teens 4 .Jen1or Plav Comm1ttee 4 WllSOH H1ql' Schoo l ROBERT LO GIU DICE NSVPY G WOIIY HQVSI G CGI9 Walks around w1th a nonchalant au H1 Y 4 Cadet Teacher 3 Industrlal Arts Club 4 football l 3 Tack l 2 4 Spartan Clubl 2 3 ILA GAY LONCANECKER V1ttle and da1nty and also tc.1r Ind1v1dual1ty plus a w1ll1nq a1r YTeens 4 MlX9d Chorus 2 G1rls Glee Club l Photo VIRGINIA MANCHESTER Full of l1vel1ness s L11 Man A real necess1ty to our sen1or clun Mon1tor 4 Prom Camm1ttee .1 YTeens 3 4 Cadet Teachers 2 Cner 4 Staqecratt 3 4 GAA 3 4 Boosters Club l 2 IO ANN KONESKY Pretty as a p1cture ccpt1vat1nq too Iodys care-tree ana never blue om Comrmttee- YTeens l 3 4 A 3 Cr1er 4 C lYplSl Lnrls Glee Club l G1rls Ensemble 3 CommerC1al Club 4 GAA l 3 4 Boosters Clubl 3 4 EastH1qh School a Lake C1ty Utah 2 DOROTHY LADAS Her pleasant manner we all adm1re Success 1n French 18 Dorothys des1re om Con'1m1ttee 3 YTeensl 2 3 4 FTA Z Bugle 4 G1 ee Clubl Sc1enCe ClLb l GAA l Boosters Club 'DONNA LATESSA Obllqlnq and pert a ge-nu1ne 1r1end Cher1sh1nq East untll the end ICG force 4 Y leens 3 4 o Cappella 3 4 Fl-I A 4 C 4 East H1ql' S hool l Z ROBERT LEEDY A born speaker and a basketball pro A paragon oi sp r1t always on the qo Honor Roll 4 H1 Y 4 Cvemor Play Cast 4 Basketball 4 Truck Chamy H1qh 'School l 2 3 5cholarsh1p Team 4 MARVIN LFVY Heres a quy who loves to talk H1s humor no one else can mock NORA LEWIS A constant sm1le a heart of gold Her cheertulness IS eas1ly told YTeens l 4 Band 3 4 GAA l 2 Boost Club 2 Ars4 Er . or - . , :F,T.. 5 V l'11et 3,q'.' .,,, 5 .' A ,Sn 4 Z1 Pr 7- ,,,7.. .': 7'rls' lf' li Gl 5 - 1 5 ', , . ' 1, 2, 3. Ott ' .:' ,:...f-.A.A. f , . ' . C . . : V :c 7 : 4: . 'Viztf , V - ,2,3,: ers' . xxx f 1 is x H Nl -ef M1 2 . . . 1, 2, 3. '4:,oostersl Cl l 1.2, 3,4, A E 4 .ia ' I. '- ' 7' A ' : .1 l ,2,3 I , P V : I 1 . ,.,4- r l , , 5 1 , - 1 - : ' : : . t, I 'r' ,,3,4l ' FRANK G. MARTIN IR. Otten seen, not heard very much: Look deep and you'll tina a witty touch, Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club l: Projection Club 1: Science Club l: Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Baskete ball l, 2: Baseball l, 2: Track 1, 25 Bowling Team 2: Football l. RONALD D. MARTIN Dark wavy hair, a sheepish grin. With a boyish way your heart he'll win. Hi-'1' 4: Basketball 2. OLG A MARUSKIN Spotlight personality, an artistic tlair: Olga the gal with the gorgeous hair. Monitor 2: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 47 Prom Committee 35 Y-Teens l. 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Crier 4 Art Editor: Girls' Glee Club 1: Senior Play Committee 4: Rille 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3. 4: Boosters' Club 2, 4. LAURABELLE MAYBERRY Blushes ea ily so very sweet Puts forth all eltort in every teat Projection Club J 4 ARTHUR C MCCREARY Lively cager on tne Boardman High five For all ambitions hell eagerly strive Football I Vanaqer Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Rite l PA TRICIA MCCREAY Beautiful lectures and natural curls Make Pat the envy of all the girls Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 YTeens l 2 Bu le 3 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Boosters Club 1 RAYMOND MCCULLOUCH Famous tor his sweeping lashes A Iriendly mule he always llashes Bugle 4 Spartan Club 2 Scholarship Team 4 SHIRI EE MCKENRICK Shush is perfection at its utmost Oi her Bugle editing we can boast is 45 ss X ik. Executive Committee 3 4 Monitor 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 YTeens l 2 3 4 Cadet Teacher 2 Bugle 4 Editor Mixed Chorus 2 Girls Glee Club 1 Girls Ensemble Senior Play Committee 4 Kaybees 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Vice President G A A l Boosters Club 3 4 AUDREY IVIEYERS Sparkplug ot the s mor class A good time shell never pass Honor Roll 4 Prom Committee 3 YTeens l 2 3 4 Cadt ochers 1 2 K ybees 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Boosters Cu IOANNE MILLER Expressions in her eyes are shown Her lively rr anners are all her own YTeens l 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club l Senior Play Committee 4 HOWARD MILLER A bit independent a mighty big guy Any obstacle in lite hell get by Cad t Teachers 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Prolection Clu lndgstrial Arts Club 2 3 4 Footballl Z 3 4 Trackl Spartan u l 2 MARLIS MILLER One of the taller girls in our class ln every way a terrific lass n1tor2 3 4 Honor Roll2 3 4 YTeensI 2 3 4 FT Crier 4 Activities Editor Girls Glee Club l 2 Kaybees 2 Basketball l 2 3 Tennis 4 GAA 1 Z Assistant Secretary 3 Secretary 4 President Boosters Clubl 2 3 4 I. : ' f . . . : , , 3, 4: ' l . , . . : ' 5 - . , 3, 4: g , : ' : 1. 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' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' x MO' .,: ...:..A.4: Q' 5 ' ' ' :A ' J ' , A: , 3: PHYLLIS MILLS P Jllrs rs one o olr lrttle gals Who has lust lord ona oads ol pcls Y'Ieens I 2 Brqte 4 F Comme-rcral Club Boosters Club l FRANK IVIINEO A cheerful vwora for one and all H wt succc d Jnrl never tall I Mrx Chorus I 2 lndrstrral Arts Club PATRICIA MORAN Noted lor her orrq nal ways lr all our mrnds her memory stays fTeens 1 3 4 Grrls Gee Club l Commercral Club 3 A 4 Crre IOHN MORGAN A Iellow 'rked by everyone A touch ot serrou ness and fun Wasmnqton I-Irqh School Washtnqton Pennsylvanra I HIY 2 3 4 Secretary Band 2 3 4 Svung Band 3 4 Sentor Play Cast 4 Photo Arts 2 Scrence Club 3 4 Track 2 4 S ANDRA MORG AN A cheerful and responsrble qrrl So enthusrasfrc and rn a whrrl Monrtor 2 Olhce Assrstant 4 Prom Commrttee 3 YTeens 1 Socral Charrman 3 Treasurer 4 Vtce Presrdent Crrer 3 Bugle Mrxed Chorus l Z 3 4 Se retary Senror Play Commrttee Commercral Club 3 4 Boosters Club l 2 3 4 MARY LOU MORRIS Nrlty cheerleader Football Queen Wrth a personcxlmty thats really keen Othce Ass1stant4 Honor Roll 4 YTeens l 2 3 4 Crxer Mrxed Chorus 3 Grrls Glee Club 1 2 Staqecraft l fhesotan 4 Debate 3 Semor Play Cast 4 GAA 1 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Boosters Clubl 2 3 4 RAYMOND NIES Ramor heads the Class ol 53 Capable relrable welllrked rs he East Hrgh School I A Cla s Pr srdent 4 Student Councrl 4 Morutor 3 Honor Roll 3 HtY 4 Senror Play Cast 4 Senror Play Commrttee 4 VIRGINIA LEE ORRU Hasnt an Lnemy and never wrll As a good sport she hlls the brll Rayen School I YTeens 4 Mrxed Choru 4 Band 2 3 Scxence Club 2 Rrlle Club 7 3 Boosters Club 4 Crrer 4 IOAN K OWENS Here s a gal we all adore She makes her Irrends by the scorf, Oftrce Assrstant 4 YTeens I 3 4 Cadet Teache ter 4 FH A BARBARA PADDON Srncere but quret wrth eyes so blue Wtth loyalty each task shell do eensl A Irs Irs Gu f Senror Play Commrttee 4 Scrence Club l Rrllt- Club I IOHN H PALMER Our great bc sso o handsome and tall A good natured leader lrked by all Monrtor 4 Prom Corrtmrttee 3 HIY 2 4 Cadet Tpachers 2 Mrxed Choru 2 3 Boys Glee Club 1 Senror Play Commrttee 4 Projectron Club I 2 3 Basketball l 2 a Cappella 4 Presrdent PIERRE IAMEE PARDEP A modest guy wrth wrt galore When Petes around theres fun In store Honor Roll 4 HuY 1 2 Treasurer 3 4 Photo Arts l Track 2 Tenms 4 Bowlrnq Team 4 ,- 4 4- F hj 1 v V 51 C- 1 ' 2 , V 7. 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' . f , Q I, 5 V . . . : 9 , 2, 3, 4: 'I 1 ' 2 ' . , if DORIS PARKNAVY Dons 1 on the QUlGf s1de lndustnous alwcry thats her pnde Ursulmel YTeen 4 Bugle J 4 Comme-rc1al 3 1 PENELOPE PERANTINIDES lN xx b ossom on our ser11or tree Er1.,l'1t eyes G'ld C. pretty sm1le has she South Hlfh School 1 Z YTecns 4 Bugle 4 C'Jmmerc1cl 4 Cl ARA PERRY Oihcp Asmstant 3 4 Honor Rcll 1 4 YTeens 4 Cadet Teacher rler 4 A 'X HELEN PFAFF Nlity appearance flways on the rw All thats undertaken rrust be yust so Oi11ce A s1 tart 4 Prom Commlttee 3 YTeens 1 2 3 4 Cad t Teacher 4 Staqecrait 3 4 Debate 2 4 Secretary Kaybees 3 A l Bo ste: Clu SHIRT EY PITTS Beau liul green eyes black ha1r has she The prethest mln we ll ever see n1tor 2 4 Prom Corrrmttce 3 Y Teens l Z 3 4 Cr1e 4 Glrls Glee Club l Semor Play C mm1ttee 4 C1 A A l 2 3 4 Boosters Club l 2 3 4 SHER RY PLANINSHEK Another novxce ll the clas oi 53 A tr 1ly am1cable gal she proves to be Lr1stH1qh School 1 2 3 YTeen 4 a Capps-llc14 Commerclal ki 5' Club 4 Boostem Club 4 1 f 1 4' it EDWARD PORTER Ta1lor rrcrdes he must wear Stndes along w1thout a care H Y 3 nd 4 R11le .J 'VIARILYN POTTS Potts1e the d1m1nut1ve qal of our class Always concerned so exa t IS th1s lass Mon1tor 3 Olhce Ass1stanl 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Prom C 'mttec 3 YTeens 1 2 Secretary 3 SBYVICE Cha1rmar1 4 Soc1al Chcurman Cner 4 Bugle 4 G1rls Glee Club l 2 Staqecratt ary r ay Crew 4 GAA Boosters Club 1 2 3 4 Publ1c1ty Chauman Scholarsh1p Team 4 ROBERT PUGH Curly halr C m1s h1exous qr1n Many in nds hes sure to Wm Cadet Teachers 2 a Cappella 4 Boys Glee Club 1 Industnal Arts Club 3 MARYANN PUSATERI Personahty supreme r1o oo All athlehcs are her cue M mtor 3 4 Prom Commntee 3 YTeens l 2 3 4 Cr1er 4 G1rls Glee Club 1 2 3 VICE Presldent Boosters Club Semor Play Comm1ttee 4 R1fle 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent IAMES STEPHEN RAVOTTI l1m IS a most szlent lad Although y u ll never hnd h1m sad Football 1 .1 4 Base-bc1l'2 4 Spaltan Club 1 3 RICHARD E REESE Hes amou for h1 rambow att1re H1 unxque w1t we must adm1re ncl l 4 4 Sen1or Play Comm1ttee 4 Industnal Arts Club 45153. mf'-t ,fr ,.-' are LYNN RE NEKE Her qreatest wr h to please everyone Sweet srncere and 0 much lun I-'onor Roll Z 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 YTeens I 2 3 4 Cr er 4 Assrstant Edxtor Buole 4 Grrls Glee Club 1 2 Senror Play om mttee 4 Boosters Club 3 Sergeant at arms 3 4 Kaybee 3 4 Scrence Club I RICHARD REMICK Lrkecrble ana oh so tall Really keen and on the ba on to I' Senror Plry Crow In u c Arts Club L V1 0 Presrdent 3 Vzrc Presrdent 4 HOLLAND RICHARDS A quret lcd wrth trqhttnq heart He plays to wrn rrqht irom the start ootball 1 Sp IO ANN ROGERS Our Crler edrtor wrth talent galore All her ambrtrons really soar Fxecutrve Commrttee 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 YTeens 2 3 4 Musrc Chcrrrman Cadet Teachers 2 3 4 Crrer Edrtor 4 a Cappella 3 Lrbrarran 4 Vrce Presrdent Grrls Glee Club 2 'lrea urer Grrls Ensemble 2 3 Staqecraft 2 3 4 Treas urer Debatf. 7 4 Vxce President Senror Play Commrttee 4 Prrnceton I Scholcrrshrp 'learn 4 PETER ROTHWELL B s Glee Cltbl 2 Foo bolll 2 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Spartan Club l 2 RONALD ROUND The smartest clothes a vorce so mellow Identity thrs handsome fellow Mrxed Chorus 3 4 B Glee Club 1 Senror Play Crew 4 Industrial Arts Club 2 P esrdent 3 Presrdent 4 NORMAN RUBINFELD Musrc Nfaesvro were heard to say A eadrno man rn every way Band 3 :wma Band 3 Staqecrait 4 Thesplan 4 Semor Play Cc st 1 Noodrow Wrlson I Z SALLY SCHAFER .ucph strcated lady our model Sal Strrkrna and nrity rs thrs lrttle qal Momtor Horror Roll 2 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 YTeens 1 2 Treasurer 3 4 Crrer Bugle 4 Staqecratt 3 4 Senror Play Com mttee 4 'iaybees 3 Boosters Club I 2 3 4 ELIZABETH SCHOMER Delends her rqhts O loke any trme To tlre top of tl'e ladder shell surely clrmb Honor Roll 3 4 Pram Commrttee 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Member Chc rm n er B c Capp 4 Grrls Gee Club 2 In rnble 3 Debate 4 Treasurer Senror Play Commrttee C 'X 'X 4 B o tc Club 4 Scholarshrp Team 4 Prrrxceton WILLIAM SCHRACK Power ot se on cr small scale Ce Der onalrts h tnrs male xt ort c Cappelrc 3 4 Boys Glee Club I Baseball l IVIURILL SCHWARTZ just c alan e cnd you can seo P eosc ntness 1lllS courtes l Man tor I X Tefrs 3 4 Cad t Teachers l Bugle 4 FH A Sc 1 nc Club I Corrrner tl Club 3 4 C A A l Z DONALD SHARP X scnsc ot humor so yery dry In cll undertalcm-gs res sure to get by Hrl l 1. 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Scrence Club 4 Industr1alArts Club 1 L 3 4 f ' B4 Tiff.: . 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J J . .mf l ' BETTY SHODD A stately blondr- re erxea and sweet He sm1le malfes anv oay complete YTee1s I 4 3 4 Cadet Teachers Z 4 Bugle 4 A 1 2 Boo ters Cltb 3 ANDREW SIMKO Jnpretentous n 1s ways Easy qomo all lf s days Footbc rack l Sgortfn Club l Comme-rclal 2 N -Sk GERALDINE SMITH Of Mono Lanza she s an ardent lan To be a worrar 1n vsh1te IS her future plan V ns Boos C b 3 4 South H1lls H1 Pttsbuxah 1 HOWARD SMITH In tootbah he h1ts harc and last Hxs w1r1n1ng m1le ant be surpassed Cadet Tracrer 'I Foo ball 1 4 Spartan Club 1 FRANK SNYDER Blonde halr GDC a pleasant smllc Remmd us alway at Frank easy style '-I1 Y Spartan Club l A hot rod lover a cars l'11s 1oy Youll fmd a Irlertd ID thls quxet boy ROBERT STECK W1tt1er come-backs Fart be found A sl ck black Chevy he peels around ff? School Qu' ,K 'ww Wo! P1ctured Mtxed Chorus l 2 a Cappella 3 4 Football I Basketball 1 5 RITA STEMPLE Qmetly she goes on her Way Klndest words she ll always say Bugle 4 Kayb es 3 FHA 1 Cummerc al Club 4 GAA SONYA SUTTLES Bemq a loyal tnend her txrm ambxtnon She s bound to be a noted pol1t1c1an OIIICE Assxstant 4 Y Ie-ers l Z 3 4 Crxer 4 Bugle 4 Gxrls Glee Club l Staqecratt 3 4 Thesp1an5 3 4 Debate 4 GA A o s b BEVERLY SWANECK One w1th ta'ent a IGIIIIIC vo1ce Oi the llttle people she s our chorce Y Teens l 2 3 4 Bugle 4 o Cappella 3 4 Lxbrarxan Gxrls flee Club l Photo Arts I CommerC1al Club 3 4 DORIS SWARTZ Dor1s 1 qule 1n her ways Bu 1r1 the ena It always pays Cadet Tzacre 3 Bugle 4 Commercml Club 3 SHIRLEY SWARTZ The other slster 1n our m1dst It s roller katmg that tops her 1s Cadet Tccchezs 1 Commerc1al Club 3 4 NANCY SWIMMER Truly exp esses the peak ot sweetness A vuld drtfer excells 1n neatness nor Rolll 2 3 4 YTeens1 2 3 4 Cr1er 4 Bugle 4 Gzrls 2 Ho Glee Club 1 Z Semor Play Commtttee 4 Photo Arts 2 3 4 A' Boosters Cl tbl 2 3 4 , 1 E Q Q I. 1 -1 c . 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HYl HrY BARBARA WESTERFIELD Always the lrie oi the party rs she Once cr Irrend then always to be rorr Commrttee 3 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Cadet Teachers 2 Crrer 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 Grrls Glee Club l Debate 2 4 G AA l 2 4 Booster Club l Z 3 4 Presrdent MARILYN WHITEACRE Brq brown eyes and very slrm Our New Yorker who s really trrm r ant hrgh hool L ng rsland Crty New York l 2 YTeens 4 Rrile Club 4 Bo sters Club 4 BARBARA WILLISOTN Barb has o manner that s merry She hopes to be a secretary Rayon l Comn er ral Club 3 4 SHEILA WINKLE A chatterbox thrs lrvely la s A credrt to our senror class ad acher r 0 c ees Commer r Club 3 BOB WRAY rndsorrr etrc rr e c Irrtcl' Hruh School l Mon tor 4 Hr xr 4 Cadet Teacher-4 4 Foot 2 3 4 Co raptc Star an 3 4 Spartan C 4 MARY WYLIL U7 l X PX LK Once here o sr rr n nro Hr: fro X Teens 4 Cade t IUDITH YOUNCSTEDT Her sense ot 'rumor cant be rnarred To ind one n cer would be 'lard ern Bu 4 Mrx a Chorr 2 c Cc rape 3 Gr ee Club l Band r rarr rb r on 4 Reporter rr s Ensemble l 2 3 Senror Play Comnuttee 4 Commercrel Club 3 easurcr 4 Q crctarr. G A A o s rs C u DAVID YEAGER Cracls a roke rthout r smrle To know Dave 5 vtorth your whrle Student Councrl 2 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 '-IrY 1 Secretary esroent 3 Presrclent 4 Crrer 3 Band l 2 Captorn Scrence Club l 2 3 4 Presrdent Scholarshrp Team 4 Monrtor l, Z: Cadet Teachers Z, 3' Football 1, Z, 3, 4: Ba l234Baseballl2 nClubl434 FRANK TAVOLARIO Hes athletic, sharp, one swell guy, His personalrty rates really hrqh. Sketball : , ,3, 4: Sparta , , , . CAROL THOMAS Quiet, wrth a scholastrc mrnd, Solrtude and irrendlrness combrned. Honor Roll l, 2, 3. 4: YfTeens 4: Crrer 4: Buqle 4: Grrls' Ensemble l: Kaybees 3, 4: F.H,A l, 2, 3: Commercral Club 3, 4. DONALD THORNS Dons the boy wrth the lrvely blue eyes. Always l-cmd, consrderate and wrse. Monrtor 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Prom Commrttee 3. Hr'Y 4: Crrer 4: Bugle 4: Baseball Z, 35 Tennrs 4: Spartan :lub l: Scholarshrp Team 4. LOUIQ VACCA Loure Jokes keep u all n lauqhter Hrs 1ovral way well recall hereafter Spartan Club 1 FRED VIEROW An argument any trme has Fred But he s one gr 1 sure to get ahead IEANEFLE WEFMS Tall n stcture as can be A nevrcomer from Lrberty Cappella 4 Com lrberty h qchool l Z YTe ns 4 mercal Cub 4 GAA 4 'we' -X K y AY s r 7 S 4 r- : . - l, 2, 3, 4. ' A,-1 v .1 . r Hiq .. , , 3: - .e : a 2 - i l : . . . . WW ' Z 4 My 351: -:S Q I 3 --. f' I if , G ff! it P . : Y- I , , , : 3 ' 1 B y 'Sc , o ' ' . . , , 3: C et Te 'r 3: Cr r 4: Kryb 5 3.4: F.H.A. 2, 3: - Q Crcl , ' , 4. ,P P H: 1 -, frthl , treat to th Aye, V' Wrth that p-'rsonalrty Bobs sure to get by. W ballA'., F, i Irm: Alla' 3 3: 'l'r lc 2, , : I V I lub f 2, 3, : Goll 2, 3, 4. ik Q ,. - Hfrpry . lrckj .rr 'ery 'ay 1 4 ,I : her trrend, you rf- t , t .try 9 .Q Mfg t at V -4 ,X--r llrrr -r to. lu r gh Sw Ol l ' . , t Tu- :chore Lf. 'fb-jf V' F ' ', , Q RW YT -sl,2,3' cle3, : .e' . rs: rf llc: rls' nj Nj Gl ' 2 Lb an, 3 l. ra 2' , 7 G l..' 'rf . if r,A2,Bc'.r5' rb'r,z,i. P1 .Vp V -,ns X x gg. I. , A , , v- 4, 1, , , 3, , , ' Q X 'n4 YY' Z' RANDALL BEEDE ROBERT DRATH Tenr essee clalmea thrs boy lor a yea gelgglpzzgnjlilniis goggrityije smile Vow were all glad that Rannys back h re Srmley Iumor Hrgh Denver Col orado l East Hgh Denver 2 Cadet Teachers l 2 3 Footb ll Southwest Htgh St Lours MIS 3 Basketballl 2 3 Track sourr 3 Kxrkwood Hrgh St 1 2 Spa an Club l out UNLOCKING THE TREASURE CHEST Lets take the key of memory and open our treasure chest of souvenrrs Bemrnrscences of all twelve years at Boardman are here among the old dance programs the battered football schedules and tne yellowed report cards The years lust seemed to sl p away Where have they gone? Lets try to recapture a few of those memorres Remember September 5 1941? The future class of 53 entered the doors of Boardman Becky Hughes was overloyed to recerve an orange tag for all students wrth green ones had to walk home from school Lrttle Davy Fxtchet trred so hard to be a doctor rn second grade Someone should have rnformed h1m that a pencrl was hardly a substrtute for a hypoderrnrc reedle' Our second year was clrmaxed by the engagement of Marrlyn Black to Ronny Rounds Fourth Grade found Mrss Wlllrams trkmg lrttle Brlly Gerthmg so much that she msrsted that he Sll on her lap durmg story trrne Wasnt 1t th next year that Mrss Porter obhg ngly kept all our posterrors comfortably warm? And speakrng of drscrplrne do you thrnk Iacky Bender and Drcky Balrd wrll ever forget Mr Hendersons automatrc paddhng machrne the tennrs shoe? Remember when Mrss Beard s srxth grade class promoted a Sad1e Hawk ns Day celebratron? Several grrls were lucky enough to snag a male Of course the gals had been practrcmg for the brg race clurrng noon trme release games Maybe that explarns tt Iumor hrgh complete wrth personalrty books square dances and The Klaxon That year we were dubbed lugheads by Mr Morgan 1n Amerrcan hrstory class One day Nancy Eyster really hved up to th1 trtle m anger she threw an orange whrch accrdentally C?D hrt the Coach Our mrghty football team conquered Llsbon 25 0 to wrn Boardman s frrst 1un1or hrgh game. rn frve years Mrss Kennedys class orrgrnated the Junror hrgh newspaper that year The staff consrsted of Doug Davres ed1tor1n chref and Grace Abhau typrst Our chorus lourneyed to McDonald one saturday and although our musrcal ratrng wasnt so hrgh we rated an undtsputed A rn mrsconduct Donna Ernst and Drane Grenxnger were known as the Gold Dust Twrns Useless and Worthless Dave Gluck Dave Yeager and Brll Frolund placed very hrgh rn the Erghth Grade State Test . f - I 12- A . Q' I W. . 1 t , 'A . f ' A . A If . , . , I , . - . 'e V C, , , - . : i . . 5 . . : a ' , . I '- 1.2, : , . : '. 1 ' ' . . . : rt ,2. 3. L 's, 4. . , , . . -1 . . , . V . . v . . , . 1 . . . Q Q ' - . .. .- . - . .. ., l . . . , , . I T - I I ' ' . , 1 ., ., - - Remember our grand entrance mto hlgh school? On he rarny day of September 7 1949 the class of 53 frrst dampened the halls of B H S We energetrc Greenres won the P T A Member hrp Dnve and as a reward entoyed I Was a Male War Bnde at the Newport Theater Who was the vrlla n who stole the seventh p rrod scrence class experrmental equrpment and ccrnpelled Mrs Mrller to chase hrm around the room? That was the year electrrc motors were the rage among u fro h Along came our sophomore year durrng whrch many would be Ernstems were drscouraged 1n geornet y class Mr Doland never drd convrnce 'VIar1lyn Conrath of the drfference between a rr ngle and a square Bashful hm Atterholt Just couldnt keep track of all those grrls who chased h m luntor year our cla s rrngs And who could forget chemrstry class? Don Benjamrn produc d oo much hydrogen sulphrde gas and the rotten egg aroma soon forced a general evacuanon of the lab The prom an Evenmg 1n Pans was the most enchantmg ever presented at Boardman No one w ll ever forget the methods used rn gatherrng all those l1lacs' Now we rc senrors and rt rsnt drffrcult to remember the good txmes weve had as upper uppers Fnghsh class produced many frne Shakespearran actors Iohn Macbeth Morgan thrrlled eferyon wrth hrs notorrous oratrons Don luan Carson dtdnt care whether hrs brref candle burned out or not The enror Play was a huge success under the sk1lled drrectron of our new Enghsh prof Mr Dvkms Teddy Roosevelt Burr IS strll chargmg up and down the starrs Drck Kadrs was selected as Boardman s mo t valuable lrneman for 1952 and IoAnn Rogers p aced tenth rn the state 1n the Ohro Unrversrty Hrstory Test The senrors were all proud of these achrevements The lunrors gave us a wonderful prom almost as f1ne as ours was Senror prctures and announcements rerrnrwd us that graduatron rs at hand We ll soon close our treasure chest of school memorres but we ll open xt often rn the future for rt wrll always rernarn a symbol of the wonderful expenences we ve shared at Boardman Class Mo'to Todays challenge rs tomorrows trrurnph Class Colors Rose and whrte Class F lower Rose NATIONAL HONOR SOCI Ab au x Armhrec to Atternolt Pr nl Bon schatz 'VI mor t Brown I-fatrlcrc Brundcc ID rt D1 U s if n trac ETY SENIORS Beverly Huahes 'il lrlee McKenr1ck 'Vlarlts Mlller Sonora Morgan Manlyn Potts Lynn Rerneke lo Ann Rooms 'Zettx .nchomer Nlancv SWIFHITACI Carol Thomas Dcnalr Thorns . . A . . I , , 1 . . 11 . 11 Sl , . . , , . - ' 5 9 ' ' , ' ' . , . . . ' S S . I . . Y . . - ' A ' U 4 '-1 . ' ' ' ' . L1 . , , 1 ' Q . . . S' ' . '. . ' ' Q i Y ' . 5-f - I . 11 . . - 11 - , . , , , i . . . 1 . . . 1 . . . 1 11 l - . 1 11 1 V . . 11 11 . J . . . . . . . , . ,, . A , ' 9 . 11 r , . ,, . Q I 1 , . . . A1 J. - I ' , 11 . 11 - 1 - 1 - - A , - . 1 1 . S 1 A ' 1 ' - ' . ' ' , Q . ' , . . 1 - 1 , , , . 1 1 - r 1 . l n n t race . h 1 lor: ' . o ht ct' ' liz: .cs I 1 ' ' 1 1 a 1 ' Q ' . ' 1 ' . ge ' l'n':': rzn. . V: ls l t V ll . A' f muy liyrter . A ' l wtf! lllvxcli . I I., '21 rxgisr l' w i . lf: ' cf '- 101 Z SENIOR PLAY Top left Teddy: Ceneral Goethals, as President of the United States, I demand that you accompany me on the inspection of the new lock. Center Mortimer: Teddy's killed a man' Top right Icnathan' Come in, Doctor. This is the home ot my youth. Bottom left Elaine: Listen you can't propose to me one minute and throw me out of thc house the next! Bottom Center-Row I: I. Hamilton, M. Potts, B. Schomer, I. A. Rogers, R. Nies, I. Morgan, D. Iohnson, R. Alexander, R, Leedy, D. Fitchet S. Lloyd, S. Morgan. Row II: R. Round, R. Remick, I. Palmer, M. L. Morris, N. Rubmfeld, P. Bauschatz, L. Garr, Mr. Dykins illirectort, W, Burr, A, Champion, P, Brown, D. Hublv. Bottom riqht Lt. Rooney: No wonder Brooklyn's in the shape it's in with the police force full of tlatheads like you! Arsenic and Old Lace This hilarious comedy is based on the antics of two elderly spinsters, Abby and Martha Brewster fArden Champion and Peggy Brownt, who have a plan all their own for thoughtfully, but illegally, exterminating lonely ald gentlemen with nips of elderberry wine mixed with arsenic. Their nephew Teddy CWarren Burrl, believing he is Teddy Roosevelt, buries the yellow fever victims in various Panama Canals in the cellar. The only sane member of the family is Mortimer tNorrnan Rubinfeldt, another nephew, a young drama critic interested in Elaine Harper CMary Lou Morrisl. Elaine's father, Reverend Harper CDean Limbertl. can't quite appreciate Mortimer's profession. Compli- cations arise when Mort discovers the latest victim in the window seat. Ionathan iDave Fitchetl, another nephew with a sinister past, and a friend, Dr. Einstein 1fRay Niesl, move in, along with the body of one of Ionathan's victims. There is great confusion when Ionathan and Teddy seek burial for the two corpses in the cellar. Officers Brophy fBob Leedyl and Klein tDon Iohnsont recognize Ionathan and his partner as fugitives. Lieutenant Rooney tFtonald Alexanderl, scoffinq at the confession as to the numerous bodies in the cellar, marches his prisoners off to jail. As the curtain closes, the kindly ladies offer their wine to an unsuspecting victim, Mr. Witherspoon flohn Morganl. Thanks to the cast and Mr. Dykins for a spendid performance. ACTIVITIES IL f MW Is I I I A Row I: Mr. Bohn 'Adviser. I, Arm' brecht. I. Meyer, P. Brown, I. Atterholt. R. Kadis. Row ll: B, Backus, D. Williams, M, Vierow, A. I. Schuler. I. McCul- lough, A. Sebastian, Row Ill: R, Nies, I. Bender, B. Crosby, D Hall I Mahon D McCartney L Levy D Thorns H MC Cullough D Goud smut R Remrck R Baird STUDENT COUNCIL Bring your quarter tomorrow' This is the voice of a Student Council member performing his first duty of he year collecting money for the assem blies arranged by the Student Council This efficient grouo under the capable ordinator between the student body and the faculty Among its many functions are decorating the chool at the holiday season planning after game dances and presenting the annual Student Council assembly A new feature is the student court which tries offenders for minor infringements of the law However theirs is 'rot all hard labor In May a banquet is held to celebrate he accomplishments of the year STUDENT LOAN Were you ever financially embarrassed in tne past year' lf so you were probably grateful for the Student Loan Ore hundred shares of stock were sold to any semors who wished to invest but money was loaned to anyone in Boardman High School whose credit rating was good The company was managed by a Board of Directors elected bv the stockholders It was dissolved at the end of the year and the profits were p 1d to the stockholders . I Y 4 In V X I . . . , U . , . l . ' direction of President Ierry Armbrecht, is enjoying its seventh year as the co- . U . , - , ' I 1 A' .. , I STAFF l Editor-in-Chief First Semester Clara Perry Second Semester IC Ann Rcqers Assistant Editor First Semester Ic Ann Rogers Second Semester Lynn Reineke Artists Olga Maruskin, Editor: Bill Ensley Business Manager David Yeager Assistant Business Manager Louis Olson PhOTC'lYGphers Bill Gerthing, Doris Goudsmit Activities Marlis Miller, Editor: David Gluck, Dick Kehl, Mary Lcu Morris, Shirley Pitts, Mary Ann Pusateri, Barbara Westerfield, Iane Middleton, and Pat Taylor Sports Dean Hoover, Arthur McCreary, Louis Levy Characteristics Lynn Reineke, Virginia Carlyle, Virginia Manchester, Ioan Owens, Virginia Orru History Gretchen Amstutz, ,i Richard Baird, Donna Ernst, Nancy Eyster Will Ierry Armbrecht, Marilyn Conrath, Marilyn Potts, Sonya Suttles Prophecy Iames Atterholt, Paul Bauschatz, Ann Fithian, Kathryn Kane. Betty Schomer Names David Hubly, Barbara Biggins, Donald Thorns Proofreaders Grace Abhau, Dean Limbert Typists Io Ann Konesky, chief typist: Gloria Berdar. Pat Moran, Carol Thomas, Sheila Winkle Editorial Adviser Miss Walsh Business Adviser Mr. Genuske- Photography Adviser Mr. Allen Io Ann Rogers, David Yeager. Louis Olson, Clara Perry THE CRIER lust eighty characters, and make that dead line! was the frantic plea ot Editor Io Ann Rogers as the 1953 Crier went to press. With a talented staff and the guidance of Miss Walsh, Mr. Genuske, and Mr. Allen, the annual aimed for a high place in the National Scholastic Press Association critical service report. The '53 Crier was hailed by the student body as a well-planned annual which would preserve the best memories of high school. Row I: H. Platt, D. Goudsmit, V. Manchester, I. A. Rogers lEditori, C. Perry, G. Abhau, V Carlyle, O. Maruskin. Row II: K. Kane, N. Eyster, M. Conrath, M. Potts, S. Pitts, B. Biggins, I. A Konesky, N. Swimmer, P. Moran, S. Winkle, Miss Walsh tAdviserf. Row III: G. Berdar. A. Fithian S. Suttles, B. Schomer, M. Miller, L. Reineke, M. L. Morris, B. Westeriield, M. A. Pusateri, C. Thomas Row IV: Mr. Genuske tAdviser1, L. Olson, D. Yeager, R. Baird, I. Armbrecht, I. Atterholt, W Gerthing, D. Limbert, R. Kehl, D. Gluck, P. Bauschatz. Row V: D. Hoover, D. Hubly, D. Thorns ., . ..,.., .4 .. 5 .TNQ .f STAFF Editor . .Shirlee McKenrick Assistant Editor Linda Dunn Feature Editors Beverly Hughes, David Fitchet News Editors Arden Champion, Sonya Suttles, Pat McCreay, Betty Schomer, Ann Fithian Society Editor Sandra Morgan Alumnae Editor Sally Schafer lnquiring Reporter Marilyn Black Sports Editor Dean Hoover Fashion Editor Marilyn Potts Senior Editors Virginia Carlyle, Lynn Reineke Subscription Editors Barbara Westertield, Warren Burr Circulation Editors Lois DuVall, Ray McCullough Exchange Editor Ierry Armbrecht Proofreader Nancy Swimmer Assistant Prooireader Dorothy Ladas Editorial Adviser Miss Amstutz Business Manager Don Carson Assistant Business Manager Don Long Business Adviser Mr. Moore Photographer Bill Gerthing Chief Typist Audrey Clark Typists Mary Louise Goehring, Shirley Heasley. Phyllis Mills. Penelope Perantinides. Betty Shodd, Muriel Schwartz. Carol Thomas. Iudy Youngstedt, Katherine Hibbard, Doris Parknavy, Beverly Swanek, Don Carson, Linda Dunn. Donald Long, Shirlee McKenr1crc THE BUGLE Extra! Extra! Read all about it! A new Boardman Bugle hit the news- stands in 1953. For the first time, members of any class in high school could offer suggestions and contributions to the newspaper. Other innovations made by Editor Shirlee McKenrick and her staff were a larger newspaper page, a Senior Spotlight feature, and letters to the editors. With the aid of Miss Amstutz and Mr. Moore and an ingenious, hard-working staff, the editors presented truly a representative Bugle this year. Row l: B. Schomer, M. Potts, L. Dunn, S. McKenrick tEclitorJ, L. Reineke, V. Carlyle, Row ll: S. Schafer, M. Black, A. Fithian, N. Swimmer. S. Suttles, P. McCreay, D, Ladas, Miss Amstutz tAdviserJ. Row Ill: B. Hughes, A. Champion, R. McCullough. D. Carson, D. Hoover. B. Westeriield. S. Morgan. Row IV: Mr. Moore lAdviseri. W. Burr, I. Armbrecht. D. Long. W. Gerthing, D. Fitchet. 'T 'X , , KAYBEES Say are there any good books rn here? Thrs request was one often heard rn the Boardman Hrgh School lrbrary Thrs year s Kaybee Club was very etfrcrently run by Nancy Eyster presrdent Beverly Hughes v ce prestdent Gretchen Amstutz secretary and Marr yn Conrath treasurer Among therr many actrvrtres were a Halloween party a tree clecoratrng party at Chrrstnnas and a farewell tea for senror Kaybees to clrmax the year Under the gurdcnce of Mrss I-Ioll s thes grrls proved themselves capable Keepers of th Books OFFICE FCDRCE Yes please? rs the usual response of our swrt hboard operator as she answers a teachers call The other offrce grrl rmmedrately sees that every message rs delrvered promptly Sortrng marl and runn1ng errands are also rnctuded rn the darly tasks of an OIIICG worker One of the grrls rs on hand to meet all vrsrtors and pohtely an wer therr questrons or escort them to therr destrnatrons These srxteen grrls have become essentral to the regular every d V chedule of the hrgh school oftrce To Mrss Longwell and Mrs Welch goes the credrt for therr effrcrent tramrng 11 - H ' ' ' N , ' : , i 'Z : . 't I , , , , 1 , . I . , ., L , ' I . ' . ' 1 , 9 ' - - H 9 MH ., ,, . Q . P , . L, , I I I - N - n I -I I . . , S . . . C s ' I ' ' A k . .. . .,,l,.,,.N M N,.. Row I: A Frthran G ,, , W, Ms. me , ,M 1 'Wifi k . Y ' P. So i 1 L I . 1 - I x f I ' -' ' . R 1 H g , I L, t -- Pots D. - sary, Mi Lc AL1'iset, H Bug' L H L Remeke W wart Amstutz tSecretaryJ B Hughes IVICG Presrdent N Eyster KPres1dentJ M Conrath tTreasurerJ I A Rogers S Clevenger Row Il S McKenr1ck I Guthne r ce Or Thomas S Wrnkle M scott Mrss Hollrs tAdv1se1 Row III L Lmdqurst A Meyers L Dunn F Goud sm1t I Hubly V Gerlach I Massaro C Eyster Row IV P Brundage N Chtll H Antonolt M Senn I Wayman F Nachbar S 'Iroescher Row V I Pen nel M Mtller I Bauman ow I Lys r u hes H Ptatt M Morrxs S Suttles C Perry La essa R w t Re na t Lauter Mrs Welch Secre x Art no torn ta e Row I Mr Bennmqton 'Adv1ser I Broderrck I Pruce B Schomer fTreas urer D HublyfPres1dent L Stanler I Zrma A Iohr son M Estep I George Row II M Faulkner B Westerheld M Myers S Cornsweet W Hughes M Nrlsson S Zeuch H Bos ley R Bartolr S Pool S Suttles Absent I A Hog ers IVICG Presrdent H Platt tSe-cretaryl Rw I S Schafer D Hoover fSergeant at Arms P Erchenberger iSecre taryl W Burr fPres1dent A Champron Wrce Presr Q urerl H Platt Row II 'VI Potts V Manchester Suttles S Pelz B I Byrne R Nachbar M Black Rovn III P Taylor B Srttrg 'VI L Morrrs I Bauman I Lloyd A Metro M Davrs Row IV R Amey A Iohn son D Rodway D Long R Rask Mr Dyk1nsfAd vrserl KHP' X95 DEBATE CLUB Extemp oratorrcal dec round robrns A forelgn language? No rt s ,ust the Boardman debate team jargon Recently reorgamzed lh1S act1ve club garned promlnence among local speech groups On weekly sojourns to tournaments at Kent Talmadge Cuyahoga Falls Stowe and crty schools the Boardman Debate Club upheld the h1gh standmg of BHS Th1s year rt placed frtteen members 1n The Natronal Forensrc League a coveted honor for any htgh school debater Under the gurdance of Mr Benmngton the Debate Club of 53 drstrngurshed 1lS9If well and gave promlse for the future STAGECRAFT CLUB No one wrll ever forget the three weeks of hard work and rrotous fun whrch preceded each Stagecratt performance In Ianuary the Stagecrafters presented two one act plays Statron Y Y Y Y a comedy and a tragedy The Monkeys Paw The followrng month the P T A enjoyed therr expert performance rn Game of Chess At one of the monthly meetrngs four students took a hand 1n d1rect1ng one act plays for the enjoyment of the other members Guest speaker at st1ll another of these meetrngs was Arthur Srrcom, drrector of the Youngstown Playhouse In Ianuary, members of the Stagecraft Club w1th therr capable adv1ser, Mr Dykms, traveled to Kent State Unrversrty, where they enloyed a dramatrc presentatron of The Mcrdwoman of Chamllot. WM ', ff' :' ' w . f, . I '. - I , . I , . I' : . , , g ' A - 'l - ,-VA A I ly . f X o : . , , , ,. . X ' 1 - lr , ' dentl, I. A. Ro ers lTreas- '7 'N 'M' , . . I I . ,..,,:,,,,,r,,,,i , , , 5. ,,.,, . , : . . . .r. - f yi H H H . H H . fr . ., , , , . - . , . . I , , , , , . , - . . . , . . . . . . . , , - I I I 'I . . . . . . . - . . COMMERCIAL CLUB Students plannrng to enter the bustness world obtarn plenty of good experrence rn the Commercral Club Freld trrps to busrness concerns and eXh1b1tS provrde opportunrtres for members to become better acquamted wrth therr respectrve frelds These enterprrsrng students mcrease therr revenue by sellmg d1ShCIOthS and candv Easter eggs A Chrrstmas party a graduatron banquet and a semor luncheon round out therr varred program drrected by Becky Hughes presrdent Shrrlee McKenr1ck v1ce presrdent Iudy Youngstedt secretary Carol Dundon treasurer Pat Burton reporter Wrth the ard ot Mrss Parker and Mrss Reeser the l953 Commercral Club completed a successful year How I B Swanek A lark I Youngstedt B Hughes S McKenr1ck C Dundon T Todarello S Iones M Cooper D Gnb son R w II P Peran txnrdes H Wermer C Thomas D Parknavy S Wmkle B Shodd S Mor gan G Berciar I Konesky alt D Sho Goehrmg S Iones Mlss Parker tAdv1serI Row III Mrss Reeser IAdv1serl M Clemons R Stemple M L Goehrmg S Planmshek P Bowre M Schwartz M Cowan M Srttler A MC Cullough M Berghly A GIIBCO N Mmcher M D1Ck Row IV M Baun P Frnk I Weems K Hlb rd S He y Swartz B Wrllrson M Senn B Faull P Burton E Larson S Frame I Ien sen Row V I Sadler M Intyre S Scah P Moran S Flsher D Swartz I Donachre M Grass I Van Sack D Iones N Stellar N Wrnters N Yard Row I D Smoyer C Amstutz IVICS Presrdentf A Frthran tPres1dentI I Ros1netSec1etaryJ B Halt L Mayberry tTreasurerJ Mxss Roman IAdVlSBII How II M Clemons M Evans I Alman C Brad ley V Davrs D Wylre S Ferrara S DeSaulles B vans Row Ill M Shurtlefl A Perarxtrnldes I Hough C Stratton B Barnum S Frame N Coehrrng M Drck D Petro Row IV S Crowley B Brggms L Anderson C Mayberry P MacDou a Hra ko Creary V Lundy Row V M Brns C A McAtee D Latessa N Eyster G Bald wm G Kerr N Ste ar S Schnerder FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Too many cooks sporl the broth usually however thrs years FHA Club has drsproved the old sayrng by producrng many capable future homemakers Asrde from enjoyrng ookrr-g and sewmg sessrons the arrls have partrcrpated rn several other actrvltres a fall prcmc for new members a trtp to Klrng s Bakery a mother daughter banquet and therr annual Chrrstmas party The club also donated to the Boardman Townshrp Servxce Club for needy farmlres Mrss Roman and a capable cabrnet led FHA to another successful year , I ol I I. I ' B. rr ' , . I ' ok, N1 ba I ,- . alsle., si Hickey. M. Binns. S. IMC: E .1 A 1 .' Ai qu, 1. 'b ', I. Mc- ' , '. ' , A. ' 11 . BOOSTERS CLUB Another touchdownl The crowd goes wrld as the grandstand echoes w1th cheer1ng' The Rosebowl Game? No tt s just the 1953 Boardman Boosters cheer1ng the Spartans on to v1ctory At every school sports event a crowd of loyal Boosters was present They also promoted school sp1r1t by presentmg umque pep ralltes throughout the year The most outstandmg of these assembhes dep1cted a homecornrng celebrat1on ot the Roarrng Twentles The chref pep pronoters th1s year were Barbara Westerheld preslaent Becky Hughes v1ce pres1dent Kathy Kane secretary treasurer and Marrlyn Potts publtctty charrrnan Mr Ballmger the Boosters advrser lent ms energ1es wholeheartedly to maklng the 1953 Boosters Club better than ever Howl L Garr N Eys ter B Hughes M Potts M L Morrrs I Dupuy M Ballmger U-Xdvrserl S Ga keen I Meyer B Weste treld K Kane V Manche ter How ll N Swlmmer A Champton M Davxs M Whrtacre M Pusatert S Suttles M Mxller V Ca Cort ath M Black L Ltncl qulst A Meyers I Owen I Konesky G Amstutz H Pfaff S Prtts S Schale G Smtth N Lewts I Faulkner Rowl B Iones I Hubly S Pelz V Hanlon I Nel on M L Morrrs I Dupuv Mr Balllnger Clidvxset S Gaskeen I Meyer E Baker I Harmon Row II C Sarackman M Snvde S Urlch I Beard P Ort P Elchenberger P Taylor W1 son w Lumsden L Eversole I Georges D Marne P Glozer P Kelly S Mcln tyre C Scalr L Asholf N Spong M Gllbert N Ba tholomy E Geldner Green S Clevenger I lyle. Allow' III: V,'Orru, . ' 7 , f V lvf sf 'lt . 140' III: Ji . . ', if CS FUTURE TEACHERS Wrll teach1ng be your PIOIGSSIODQ Answerrng th s quesuon rs the obje 1vL of the Future Teachers of Amerrca organrzed lfy Mr Trdd o acquamt srudfn wrth the trrals and trrbulatrons of rmpartrng knowledge to the yo.1nger generat1on Among the toprcs drscussed are preparmg tor a teachrng career selectmg a college and the determrnrng qualrrcatrons of a good te che Substrtutrng rn the el mentary grades g1ves members actual experrence whrch help them decrde whether they wrtl be the educators of tomorrow owl 'XI awrmrn r N Ey e M Conrath I P nr l M Brown M Pott 5 rtt 5 hl I R ow II R Kadr Gcudsmxt E LePor1 M L rfke I Sc u er exne e I Mddletcn M Mrller B VVestert1e1,l V Carlyle P Brun aye L Dunn K Kane O Maruskrn As usual the Boardman H1 Y challced up aaother trrumphant year They began wrth the tradmonal managerrent of the football concessrons On agarn the H1Y and YTeens jorntly sponsored a successful Get Acquarntee Parry Sports act1v1t1es rncluded the H1Y bosketball loop a nowlrng league Other notable events were the Path r on Bang.1et -.,1v1c Day and tha crovvmng glory ot all the H1 Y Sprrng Prom Aprll 25 Howl Mr I-Iershberge lAdv1ser I' Vrerow I Mo avr' I A 'nbreclot B Certluna Mr Conway Advxse Row II Mr Istnrck Acvxser R Yeager I Dretzel R Shotts D Hall D Zregler Mr Dolan tAdv1 er Row III D Wllxams C Brundoge B C, osby B Robertson D Long L Olsen I Carlor Y TEENS Pertormrng servrce whrle havtng fun was the goal of Boardman s Y Teen clubs thrs year The GCIIVIIIGS of Collega gulded bv Ierry Meyer lncluded a tea 'or the new Frosh and many useful CEIVICG prolects Carols sung by Avrda s chorr and assrstance to needy famllres fllled all hearts wrth Chr1st mas cheer Ke-ynotmg Avldas successrul year under Peggy Brown were the Chrlr Dmner and the fabulous Sweetheart Ball Rowl I Mlddleton S Morgar M Brovxn I Meyer P Orru I Bauman Row II M L Wall-:ms M Pott I Pennel I A Rogers M Ccott I I-Iubly D Marne I I-Iarmcn Row III M Vrerow B bchcmcr MIS Klrrger tAdv1set Mxss Longvuell Adxrser IV' ss Hollr Adu er S U rch P Qloanncn 0-SEI .af .qv-'- - . I , C. 'A I ' N I 4 ' ' ' Ln I J . L .1 LL? A i 1 I l I . , , ,P - , - A I A ,g IL, I 9 L, 'I 3 . R :.. .e, .,. str, . , . 0 re, . , . I P' 5, R z . D. . . 's, . . I-I , .. . , .,. ' k , . i , v A . . A f, . , , ' LE C , , , , I , , ' ' . A l. I , . . C9 ' ', , ' ' . , ' I ,: . . I A I 4 I C- I N- - - S -Q ' , . , t . I . : . ' r .' 1. . ' , . rr... , r. r. . 3. ' , , . ' , , . 's f. : . i ' . I , . 'r 5 , , V - - - NJ A I A 4 T X . . . I , . . . l Ii A I 3 I, . r , . . . . ,, H. Miller President. H. Remicl-1 Treasurer , CZ. Glasser. Withers. Mr. Culgin Adviser . C. Filicky Vice President. D. Felq Secretary . INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The lndstrial Arts Club of Board- man is a perfect combination of enjoyment, education, and profit. The members elect a production manager, a foreman, and a super- intendent to supervise the manu- facture of various useful articles. The dividends of these enterprises are returned to the stockholders at the end of the year. With the aid of its chief overseer, Mr. Gulgin, the Industrial Arts Club of 1953 had an enjoyable and profitable year. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION lump ball! Out of bounds! Fou1! Another exciting G.A.A. tournament is in session. During the year this lively organization schedules games in speedball, basketball, volleyball, and softball. Among the musts for all G.A.A. members are the fall picnic at Boardman Park, a Ianuary swimming party at the Y.M.C.A., and the all-important awards presentation at the end of the season. Under the guidance of Mrs. Holloway, the Girls' Athletic Association promotes athletic interest and friendly competition among its members. Row I: M. Black, A. I, Schuler tSecretaryt, L. Ashoff tTreasurerJ, M. Miller IPresident,, M Pusateri IVice Presidentt, S. Pelz tAssistant Secretaryt, D. Drake, M. Conrath, Row II: Mrs. Holloway tl-Xdvisert, B. Hughes, S. Pitts, G. Amstutz. C. Perry, P. Moran, P. Bowie, C, Eyster. Row III: K. Kane, D. Ernst, V. Manchester, G. Abhau, N. Chill, B. Westerfield, V, Carlyle, B. Biqqins, N, Eyster Row IV: D. Goudsmit, L. Lindquist, O. Maruskinu M. Davis, B. Schomer, K. Hibbard, I. Weems, M. L, Morris, S. Suttles, I. Konesky. Row I: E. McLane, P. Bradshaw. D, Williams. D. Behrend, W. Spencer. A. Burns, W. Clemons. Row ll: Mr. Bishop iAdviserl. I. DiSaulles tPresidentJ, L. Olson, D. DiThomas lSecretary- Treasurerl. I. McCabe lVice Presidentf. Row I L Olson fSecretary Treasurer! Mr Brshop tl-Xclvxserl H Hewes D F rguson T Holloway tPres1dentl R Enckson PROJ ECTION CLUB Do you reahze who IS responsrble for those mov1es and shdes you look forward to so eagerly? Sup rvrsmg them IS only one of the tunctxons of the Projectron Club srxteen boys under capable Prexy Iohn deSaul1es All audro equxpment 1S operated by these boys who also drstnbute maps and charts to classrooms and ass1st rn takrng those football mov1es so benefzcral to the team Mr Brshop IS Advrser RADIO ELECTRONICS CLUB Amateur rad1o fans get good exp rrence rn Mr Brshops Radro Electrorncs Club Each member rs tra1ned to operate all types of sound record1ng equlpment and wllhngly serve the school rn that capacrty Although the club was orgamzed only lh1S year great progress has been made The malorrty of the members hate earned amateur rad1o l1censes and about half the boys belong to the Amencan Radlo Relay League In addltlon they have applred for an amateur rad1o statron lrcense for our school Therr oblectrve now IS to earn enough money to purchase a transmttter and a IQCGIVGI for the school statlon L A Q 1, I e .. r - 1 -e.. . . , . . . Q. . . , .h . -I ' Y i.. , - . R w I Mr Allen Ad vrser C Abhau D Goud rnrt B Gerthrng I Brad shaw F Goudsmrt R Carle Row II S Troescher E Krrchbaum S Cleven er I Longanecker Donachre B Catlos A Champron N Swlmmer Row III I-I Nachbar D Mauch L Ashoff I Way 'n n B Srttrg I rd Galle Row IV S Swope D Garver R Brshop P Pardee D Iohnson G Ru dolph L Olson C Garver Howl E Krrchbaum G Abhau B Srttrg I Lmcl D Zarbauqh I Garwood M Nrlsson Row II Mr Ever sole CAdv1serJ R Smrley M Vrerow fSecretaryI P Brundage P Cordon N Lrmbert W Burr Wrce Presrdentl Row III Bauchatz T Holloway D Mentzer L Olson V Galle Ft Yeager Row IV G Brundage D Gluck I Morgan D Sharp D Long D Yeager CPresrdentI I Perkrns Absent I Zrma Vfreasurert PHGTO ARTS CLUB Anyone rnterested rn photography wrll hnd an enthusrastrc welcome from the Photo Arts Club Asrde from cornparrng notes on cameras and other photographrc equrprnent thrs club takes all Bugle prctures and the malorrty of those seen rn the annual The otfrcers are Brll Gerthrng presrdent Iohn Bradshaw vrce presrdent Dorrs Goudsmrt secretary and Frances Goudsrnrt treasurer Mr Allen the advrser was always on hand to lend advrce anc capable assrstance to all Photo Arts endeavors SCIENCE CLUB Whether rts rnspectrng a steel null or drseussrna the newest rnver trons the super sleuths of the Scrence Club are always present In 1953 thrs lrvely organrzatron travel d to many scenes of screntrhc rnterest On the agenda were trrps to the Buhl Planeta rum the Republrc Rubber Co and U S Steel Clrmaxrng therr aCt1v1t1es they staged the annual Scrence Farr where student proyects were featured Under the gurdance of the master screntrst Mr Eversole 'he Scrence Club had a full and actrve year o : . ' - q . ,H . I. .a, I. ,'L:n,V. ' I .I : P. Limbert,' Dunkle,, H: I ' - .J - - . - I I . . S w . ,. . ' 1. -D A - l. I X I I I Row I: B. Wester, B. CADET TEACHERS If there's a younger brother or sister in your home, you've heard ot Cadet Teachers. It not, let us explain that they are high-school boys and girls who spend forty-five minutes daily with the younger generation. Among other unscheduled activities, they organize games such as dodge ball, relays, and cat and mouse. They are greatly appreciated not only by the elementary school children, but also by the teachers, for their assistance enables the deserving teachers to enjoy a free period. The Cadet Teachers really enjoy their daily bout as teachers and comforters. MONITORS Stationed in the halls of Boardman are members of one of the most important service groups in school: the Monitors. These students are entrusted with keeping the halls clean, directing traffic on the stairs, and escorting school visitors. As captain, Dick Kadis supervises the groups and, with the aid of Mr. Bohn, helps conduct a well-organized monitor system. Byrns. I. Harmon, P. Eichenberger, S. Gas- keen, B. Shodd. I. A. Rogers, P. Kelly. Row II: I. Hubly, S. McCol- lum. M. I. Molinaro, H. Lagaras, S. Margel, S. Entzi, M. Leigheber, B. Granahan, I. Garwood. Row III: Mrs. Holloway tAdviserI, S. Pelz, P. Taylor, I. DuPuy, H. Platt, C. Pitts, B, Hoff- man, M. Snyder. Row IV: Mr. Morgan CAd- viserl, I. Anderson, D. Hall, R. Patterson, G. Glasser, R. Wray, D. Ball, A. Lang, M. Crisci. Row V: L. Levy, R. Rask, B. Robertson, D. Iohnson, R. Kadis, D. Bender, A. Sebastian. Row I: P. Shannon, I. Palmer, G. Gerthing, R. Kadis, I. Williams, B. Gerthing, B, Wester, R. Baird. Row II: M. L. Wilson, V. Manchester, I. Meyer, B. Burns, D. Drake. S. Pitts, P. Scott. B. Estep, B. Grady. Row III: H. Cailor, D. Thorns, M. Pusateri, S. Wilson, K. Ianucci, D. Hall, R. Sears, L. Ia' Cobs. Row IV: I. Ste- phens, R. Patterson, D. Rodway, I. Mahan, G. Glasser, R. Mason, A. Sebastian. Mr. Bohn tAdviserl. Row V: I. At- terholt, I. Armbrecht. I. Bender, R. Wray. Band members by sections. BRASS: W. Burr, R. Harmon, D. Long, E. Gauld, H. Nachbar, C. Iones, R. Catherman I. Klingel, R. Houts, D. Yeager, I. Lind, R. Bishop, S. Swope, R. Kehl, V. Orru, M. Axelson, I. Kanna, T. Todarello L. Allen, L. Duvall, M. Leigheber, I. Dyer, R. Carle, H. Duvall, I. Morgan, R. Reese, C. Hazenstab, R. Wylam PERCUSSION: I. Hetherington, P. McMurray, W. Neapolitan, D. Garver, A. Clark. WOODWIND: D. Gluck, R. Cook D. Garver, M. Rubinfeld, E. Duck, M. Estep, G. Gerthing, M. Minneman, M. Schwartz, R. Zupko, D. Goudsmit. D. Sharp B. Catlos, M. Cooper, R. DiThomas, T. Lind, S. Felger, D. Kelly, N. Lewis, D. Flower, B. Rickard. G. Abhau, P. Bauschatz N. Rubinfeld, B. Sittig, E. Krichbaum, S. Blair, F. Goudsmit, C. Pitts, L. Stanier, S. Pool. MANAGERS AND LIBRARIANS I. Youngstedt, E. Porter, M, L. Hickey. BAND Every eighth period the top-tapping music of the band drifted through the halls of Boardman. This spirited group performed at all football games and presented a special show for the Football Preview at the South High Stadium. The Band also appeared at the Canfield Fair and the Niles Invitational Band Festival, where it received enthusiastic praise from the audience. The West Side Merchants' Halloween Contest proved financially successful, for the Boardman Band won the first prize of SlOO. The big event of l953 was the annual Spring Concert in April, in which everything from Brahms to bebop was featured. The Boardman Band has its own camp on Lake Erie, where for one week before school the members practice marching and playing for the coming season, Such a full schedule of events could not have been carried out without the lively direction of Mr. Bame, the cooperation of every member, and the leadership of officers David Yeager, captain, and Lois Duvall and Dick Harmon, lieutenants. 871 gh 2' r? . F M. L. Hickey, A. Clark, M. Estep, S. Blair, G. Gerthing, T. Todarello MAJORETTES As the whistle blows ending the first half of the football game, a cheer goes up from the spectators as the snappy majorettes lead the band down the field. Something new and rather dangerous was added this year by head majorette Audrey Clark, who thrilled the crowd with her fire-baton twirling. These majorettes spent long hours of practice perfecting their routines, and they really deserve credit for their spirit. SENIOR PEP BAND You name ity we'll play it! That's the motto of the Senior Pep Band. The Pep Band is a group newly organized this year to help stimulate school spirit. At the home basketball games they furnished entertainment at halftime and between the games. For the Senior Assembly, they changed their name to Burr's Brass Band and played Dixieland jazz. W. Burr, R. Kehl. I. Morgan. D. Gluck, N. Rubinfeld, A. Fithian. D. Yeager MIXED CHORUS Bowl S DeSaulles G Evans I Georges I Nelson S Woodward C Lundstrom E Robbrns Frsher M Moore A Dota R Moran R Degh I Fosdrck H Davls I Garwood M L Wrnters Lowengren G Koch H McKmley D Marne M A Shurtlefi Row II I Gnilxths M McCready Alexander P Case B Shaw G Entzr V Davxs E Green E Barnhart P Bargar P Rogers Kzeler D Behrend L Slrcker S Lloyd S McCartney K Ianuccr A Carlomagno S Loesch Troescher D Hanna Row III L Clme G Schaab S Stephen M Wrlson T Clrngan T Kubrac Boardman I Iohnson B Hoezle C Platt M Myers S Koehler I DeLauter S Lenz I Pruce Patterson S Hallas M Axelson S Rurrbaugh Row IV M Karl I Mathey N Bartholomy Benes N Stoner C Detchon C Henerto M Murtland S Zeuch A Slagle B Iames R Slagle Houlton A Dunkle D Lrndqurst I Entzt S Wxseman I Schorr P Pusaten D Wmkle Carrmger A Kane R Bosley B Hodnett As the 2 45 bell rmgs cheerful and laughrng faces can be seen 1ssu1ng irom the new mus1c room Thrs rs the Mrxed Chorus Under the able drrectron of Mrss Etheleda Szalma the hrgh school s nlnety three member trarrung chorr rs capable of performrng any type oi mus1c you wrsh to hear Therr mus1c was much enjoyed lh1S year as they took part 1n the Chrrstmas Assembly on December 19 the Sprrng Festrval on March l3 and therr Novelty Concert on Aprrl 8 The ofhcers chosen for the cho1r thrs year were Ianrce Zlma presrdent Dawna Marne v1ce presrdent Allen Slagle treasurer Betsy Berl1n publrcrty charrman Arlene Kane and Iamce Georges llbrarrans and Susan Entzr accomparust A CAPPELLA CHGIR MUSIC as an educatronal and recreat1onal act1v1ty was the objectrve of the 1953 Boardman a Cappella Chorr The group exceeded rts goal thrs year through hard work the lrvely d1rect1on of Mrss Szalma and the exuberance of 1ts members Educatronally the chotr developed frne a cappella techmque and gamed experrence by partrcrpatmg rn many communtty events The group accepted 1nv1tatrons to srng at the C1ty Optrmrsts Luncheon the Thanksgrvxng servrce at Calvary Baptrst Church and the regronal meetrng of the Federated Women s Clubs at Butler Art lnstrtute They partrcrpated rn many school functrons mcludmg the Mahonmg County Teachers Meetmg the Natxonal Honor Socrety assembly and the baccalaureate servrces Recreatronally the a Cappella Chou enjoyed planmng and presentmg the Chrrstmas Festlval and the sprmg program Portrarts rn Melody Srngmg and dancrng 1n ltvely fashron the chorr members showed versatrlrty and a thorough knowledge of the arts of show busmess Under the drrectron of Mrss Szalrna and the leadershrp of oihcers Iack Palmer, presrdent, Io Ann Rogers, VICE presrdent, Iohn Mahan, treasurer, and Sandra Morgan, publrcrty charrman, the a Cappella Chorr of 1953 emerged as a talented, wellorgamzed group 2 . 1 - 1 - . - . . 1 - 1 A , . , . . . , . . . , . , . , . - , . 1 . . . . 1 1 . , . 1 . . . 1 . 1 . 1.1 . . . . , . 1 - 1 - , . , , , . 1 . 1 . , . 1 . - 1 . . , . . . . I . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, . . . . . ,, . . 1 1 1 . . . . . . . , . . . S 1 . . . , 1 ' 1 . . . , . . . 1 , . 1 - - - 11 - - 11 . . , . 1 M M B. I. I. L. l. R. G E N S E M B L E S INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES Saxophone Quartet: Richard DiThomas, Ted Lind, Dorothy Kelly, Barry Richard. Clarinet Quartet Ill: Grace Abhau, Richard Cook, Barbara Catlos, Elaine Duck. Brass Sextet: Warren Burr, Richard Harmon, Richard Kehl, David Yeager, Lee Allen, Howard Duvall. Trombone Quartet: Lee Allen, Lois Duvall, Ross Carle, Iack Dyer. Trumpet Quartet: Warren Burr, Richard Harmon, Ernie Gauld, Donald Long. Flute Trio: Fran Goudsmit, Sue Pool, Carol Pitts. Mixed Clarinet Quartet: Donald Garver, Marta Estep, Grace Abhau, Barbara Sittig. Woodwind Quintet: Lahni Stanier, Paul Bauschatz, Norman Rubinfeld, Margaret Scott, Virginia Orru. French Horn Quartet: Richard Kehl, Virginia Orru, Marilyn Axelson, Iohn Kanna. Drum Ensemble: Iames Hethering- ton, Dale Garver, Norm Rubinfeld, Richard Kehl. Clarinet Quartet IZD: Myron Rubinteld, Marilyn Cooper, Marvin Minneman, Donald Zupko. VOCAL ENSEMBLES Choral Belles: Accompanist, Sally Woodward: Barbara Biggins, Iudy Williams, Evelyn Robbins, Ioan Ault, Pat Burton, Iudy Pennel, Ross Carle, Dick Blake, Don Ball, Harvey Hewes, Bill Lindsay. Hi Notes: Sherry Pelz, Iane Ann Patterson, Susan Entzi, Dawna Maine, Martha Marcia Leihgeber, Suzanne Urich, Donna Anderson, Susan Loesch, Sally Zeuch, Linda Cline, Schwartz, Sally Koehler. Rhythmaires: Accompanist, Sally Woodward: Virginia Hanlon, Ianice Georges, Linda Garr, Ioan Perry, Bill Gerthing, Hugh Houlton, Allen Slagle, Iohn Bradshaw. Lo Notes: Accompanist, Marilyn Slicker, Bertha Watkins, Iudy Griffiths, Lenore Benes, Vicky Billet, Ianet Bauman, Madeline Myers, Barbara Byrnes, Iudy Broderick, Gaye Evans, Barbara Campbell, Lois Slicker, Row I: B. Swanek, M. Black, D. Latessa. G. Greenawalt, B. Lewis, G Berdar, B. Watkins, B. Biggins, B. Paddon Leigheber, I. Rogers, V. Gerlach, I. Pennel, I. Meyer, I. McCullough, P. Burton, P. Bowie, B. Campbell, I. Ault, P. Fi I Schwartz, l. Iohnson, G. Baldwin. Row ll: Miss Szalma tDirectori, G. Horsch. B. Barnum. A. Baker, I. Hubly, I. Lloyd, S. Pelz Hoffman, I. Williams, N. Chill, S. Planinshek, P. Gintz, I. A. Rogers. S. Urich, I. Bauman, N. Nielson, M. Welty, S. MacCollum MSlk BB DSh kHMillerCHu hes Perry, V. Orru, N. Spong, I. Hetherington, B. Schomer. Row III: D. Bair, . ic er, . yrnes, . oo , . , . g Hamilton, T. Walsh, D. Hoover, D. Gardner, D. Ziegler, C. Hibbard, D. Paddon, D. Ball, W. Backus. W. Blake, P. Orru Eversole, B. Iones. Row IV: M. Cooper, S. Morgan, V. Billet, I, Weems, V. Hanlon, D. Garritano, D. Carson. D. Stillsori Dietzel, W. Lindsay, A. Iohnson, I. Mahan, D. Patterson, T. Martindale, W. Gerthing, D. Seward, R. Blake, L. Iacobs, I, Kroll Swanek, I. Sederlard, F. Novotny. Row V: H. Warnken. D. McCartney. R. Pugh. I. Stephens, R. Reese, R. Round . Brundage, L. Iccobs, I. Palmer, P. Citano, R. Rask, R. Alexander. H. Hewes, R. Yeager, D. Ferguson, R. Carle. AT:-u.eTucs 1 Q! Eb JW 5-Q? A nf' Q xii X QC 3 - Uiti W . IAS, I O 5 e PW z, ' gf V 'lf f VIH! ' 1 W U Q 7' Xxx f 17 R WHILE WE'RE PEEKING THROUGH KEYHOLES . . . . . . let's look in on the sports department. It has been a tradition at Boardman that conditioning the mind and training the body are both important to character building. Therefore, the athletic program is an extensive one, aimed at giving our students a sense of fair play and good sportsmanship. Boardman offers a variety of sports, including football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, riflery, and golf. The importance of these activities cannot be overlooked. Their influence instills a pride in the student body and the community as a whole. But even more important is their effect upon the individual player. Perhaps the key which Boardman offers opens the door to the sports world. If so, it is necessary that the student be given a chance to explore the realm of athletics while he is in high school. If he is not suited for such a career, he will still enjoy the benefits of wholesome sports. lf, after participating in one of the various sports, the student discovers a sincere desire to continue in the field, then Boardman has succeeded in sending to the world another well-adjusted citizen. I-pi g? SPARTAN FOOTBALL The 1953 football squad d1splayed coura d ge an a wrll to w1n througout a drfhcult season Desp1te a plague of 1n1ur1es and a schedule of strong opponents the Spar ans exhrbt d re the sportsmanshrp for wh1ch they have always been noted In the 1n1t1al game Boardman defeated the Struthers W ld 1 cats rn a Steel Valley fray at home Eckenrode starred for the Spartans by scormg two touchdowns on long runs Overcorvhdence was rnstrumental m BH S s frrst loss of the season to the W1lson Pres1dents at the South Hugh F1eld The team showed hghtmg spmt but not qu1te enough for a score The next week found the Spartans journeymg to Hubbard to play a close game and w1n the 7 6 dec1s1on Th1s was the second Steel Valley w1n lor the Boardmanrtes and rt gave them a hrst place t1e w1th Grrard s Indrans however the followrng week Glrard took sole possess1on of the top spot by defeatmg the Spartans rn a thnlllng aerlal battle VARSTY 1.- ' Howl F Tavolarlo R baud R oCrud1ce C Llasser R K d I A a IS R Wray tterholt R Ftrchards H Mrller F Smrth R P1 annery Row Il Mr Morqa Head Coach R Mason I Mahan T Taylor I Stevens W W11l1am R Eckenrocle G Eccnomous W Carnxe A Lang D Rodway S Fritz M Fr1endtCoachz Row III R Slevrn L Iacobs H Carlo! L 'Vlr11er D Bender A Sebastran D arrltano R Banks D LoG1ud1ce P Wertz A Samuel L Iacobs Row IV D Hall T Sewlcklev D B hrend I DeWoody T Clmqan A Slagle Mr Lua1b1hltC h oac 1 M Istmck Coach Mr Gulgm tCoacht I Carlor I Mllowe A Burns D Smlth D Hoover D Errckson 1 , . . . . E, ,-fffbjxi 3' J . , ' S flu ,gilt i vi INET. I I III II' f f I' ' xl T it 'D lf' ' I, tIgi gk5 jf, W ' f Pfl' Qi AK ,Q r st Q t it Q ,. I i ' Qw T h Friend Morgan and Gulgm ready for another practice sess on Top Left Coac es Top Right LOGlUd1Ce attempts to make a tackle against the Lisbon ballcarrrer Center Atterholt and Baird on the defensive against the Lisbon eleven Bottom Left Atterholt tries to intercept a pass Bottom Right Carnie defends the left end sweep nd B lld took the spotlight as Boardman fell to a 27-13 score a North s u ogs ff ed their third defeat On O tober 17 the Fitch Falcons were the underdogs su er . as the Spartans came through with a 30-7 wallop. The overwhelming victory guaranteed a happy 1952 Homecoming. arnie and Eckenrode kept Boardman traveled to Niles with high hopes. C the inspiratlon burning with a touchdown apiece but these were not sufficient . . . d 9 t Boardmans fourth loss. The Spartans visited Lisbon an wer to preven a ain defeated by a top-notch team. Two fourth-quarter touchdowns gave Q great promises but B.H.S. just couldnt save the game. Iom Ex VARSITY QCONTINUED FROM PAGE 571 The hnale of the season was the Memor1al game a hard fought contest desptte Boardman s loss The boys spurt was dampened as the Memonahtes struck for an early score Throughout the season the Spartans proved themselves hghtxng athletes and a great credlt to Boardman s sports record JUNIOR VARSITY The 1952 IV s came through w1th a successful 5 2 season s record The fast mov1ng Spartans coached by Mr Gulgm defeated the Struthers Wlldcats 1n a one s1ded 34 12 game to open the season Other opponents who fell to Boardmans eleven were New Spnngheld x42 63 L1sbon 134123 and Canheld t212D Campbell adm1n1stered BHS s only defeats 1n two thr1l11ng clashes Typlcal Spartan enthus1asm was aga1n d1splayed by the Iumor VGISIIY squad whlch under the guldance of Mr Gulgm contmued to uphold 1ts 1deals of good sportsmansh1p VARSITY SCHEDULE B H s OPP Struthers Hubbard Guard North Fltch N1les L1sbon Memor1al .n4.ln IUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE B H s OPP Salem L1sbon Struthers Memor1al L1sbon Canheld 7 Memonal , I I , I I 13 ..., I ,,.. I 0 0 I I I Wilson I I I I 33 7 I I I 6 0 I I ' I II 30 13 I I I I .27 30 I ' I 7 13 I ' I 27 13 I ' I II 25 6 ' I I I I 33 18 I I I 0 20 I ' 0 25 7 13 I I ' I 19 20 I ' I I 7 18 ' 2 I I ' IIIIIII 13 I BASKETBALL Rowl F Tavolarro R Courtney D lV'cCartn y W Robertson R Gleckler A McCreary Row Il L Levy F Green R Leedy Mr Dolan tCoachl R Patterson I Lundy D Long 5 5 my VARHTY A f1ght1ng sp1r1t and hard work comb1ned to make Boardmans 1953 basketball squad a sport manlrke team desprte 1ts short vtctory column The Spartans opened the season on thetr home court agcunst the North Bulldogs The opponents were never rn trouble as Boardman lost rts hrst game McCreary paced the home team wrth 18 pornts A well balanced Nlles team gave B H S therr second loss scormg 71 ogamst the Spartans 40 In the next few weeks Boardman suffered defeats by Rayen Gxrard Wrlson and Lrsbon Although these games were not vrctortes they gave our team much needed expenence The Boardmanrtes could not overcome East Palestme or Struthers however the close scores of these games offered encouragement for future w1ns The Spartans tra Jeled to Austrntown for o Steel Valley encounter and came home w1th a decrsrve 62 47 verdrct over the Frtch Falcons Boardman was never threatened and B111 Robertson s 24 pornts led B H S to tts 1n1t1al vrctory A well deserved trtbute goes to Mr Dolan for hrs splendrd coachtng tCont1nued on page 63l : 9 op lelt Roth ell Capt res a close rebound Top nqht Ca me qets that ball on a h gh lump Cente Patte son and Roth ell st etch for that ball Bottom Coaches Gulqm and Dolan eady lor those rough pra trce perrods VARSITY SCHEDULE B H S OPP North N1les Rayen Guard W1lSOH L1sbon Struthers F 1tch Hubbard South Memorral East N1les Chaney Struthers Guard Hubbard 'Vlemonal 65 Fltch T : w u . 60 86 40 ' 71 40 50 59 ' 75 38 ' 63 33 ' 50 60 East Palestine 65 46 56 62 ' 47 61 59 44 82 61 ' 89 49 , 69 44 ' 88 52 , 79 48 . , 70 47 ' 72 57 59 36 1 ' 67 ' . 77 Bottom Bowl lVlr Fr1endtCoachJ R Amey A- D ba dn I Corby A Slagle R Shotts A Burns T Clingan P Rogers D Smith Cailor R Sears CManagerl JUNIOR VARSITY The 1953 Reserve team climaxed a successful season with a 15-3 record and a second-place berth in the Steel Valley Conference. This year s squad was composed of two juniors and eight soohomores. The highlight of the schedule was a close decision over the Wilson Presidents. It was in this game that Howdy Cailor sank a foul shot with eiaht seconds remaining to assure a 33-32 victory. Cailor was the top scorer of the season with 204 points, and the entire team totaled 828. Under the guidance of lVlr. Gulgin, the lunior Varsity team compiled an admirable record for 1953. FRESHMEN The victors ot the 1952 junior high season gained new laurels as they advcnced into high school and assumed the Freshman rank. This year's freshmen were coached by Mr. Friend, who had been their mentor in the seventh and eighth grades. Tlie 1953 team encountered fourteen foes, all members ot the Steel Valley Conference. They finished the season with an impressive lO-4 record. In all, the Frosh compiled a total of 487 points for a team average of 35. Leading the team in scoring was Al Burns, who aggregated 191 points, lim Kiefer followed with 102. The team manager was Sonny Gardner, and Bob Amey handled the scores. Top Row I L Iacobs D Garver R Slevin r er Row II D Flowers Kiefer H W Ipe H Rask H homas Row II Mr Gulgin lCoachl T Fabrsh I McCabe F Melqurst H VARSITY CCONTINUED FROM PAGE 605 A last quarter rally enabled the Spartans to capture a close 6159 vrctory over the Hubbard Eagles Thrs was our se ond s rcught Steel Valley Wm and t furn1shed the Spartans vvrth long awalted encouragement Boardman lacked the strength to defeat South Memorral East Nrles and Chaney as these teams won the next frve battles Bud McCreary contrnued to pace the Spartans w1th hrgh totals 1n each of these games Bo rdmans hard luck streak contxnued throughout the rernamder of the eason Our team lost to Struthers Guard Hubbard Memonal and Fltch to f1n1sh therr schedule Although Boardman d1d not entoy a successful season the team drsplayed op quahty sportsmanshxp SENIORS R Leedv A lVIcCreary r Tavolarxo - , . . N 6 . . . L. t , 1 1 1 1 ' ' A , . A 1 . . ot - C . . . N - 1 1 1 1 , 1 , . . una 'WH4 1 2 4 we 'H BASEBALL TEAM The 1952 Spartan baseball team dlsplayed a flne the Steel Valley Conference txtle Excellent p1tch1ng greatly rnfluenced the Boardmamtes record of erght D1Ck Garver hurled a commendable 41 season and Row l F Tavolano F Slagle H Warnock R Garver L Mxrto A M Creary Row II I Mahan W Gerthmg R Balrd D McCartney R Rxchards Mr Dolan tCoachJ Row Ill V Mesmer 'Manag rl L Iacobs D Ball W Robert son R Gleckler R Shay tManagerl Rowl Mr Morgan tCoachJ H Ban nmga E FlfflCk I Mathey F Gmder B Wray D Lxechty Row II F Green T Llnd I Atterholt I Bender R Kadls R Wray D Hubly Mr Ballmger tCoachl Row III R Eckenrode A Lang I Stevens R Mason A Sebastxan D Bender R Guttrxdge D Rodway Row IV T Rxppetoe D Garrxtano D Fltchet P Rothwell D LoG1ud1ce D Ferguson R Errckson tManagerl season as 1t captured and consrstent h1tt1ng wrns and two losses Bud McCreary had a 31 record W1th Coach Dolans guldance and the assrstance of Managers Vernon Mesmer and DlCk Shay the 52 baseball squad proved a match for any team TRACK TEAM Boardmans c1ndermen of 1952 part1c1pated 1n four meets They had a gruelmg season go1ng down to defeat three t1mes and placmg second m a three way meet Boardman lost to Warren Hardmg and North by decrsrve scores In a tr1angular meet at home the Spartans took the second berth behrnd the Uxsulme team Rayen defeated BHS rn the frnale of the season by a 62 56 dec1s1on W1th the coachmg of Mr Morgan and Mr Ballrnger and the help of Manager D1ck Errckson, the '52 track team fought throughout the season RUM! - 5 ifffd , ' I : . , . , . Q33 .1 X v , . I , . , .I :- R X el, I l I . ' . U . I 5 .ta Q . is f' y q . . ,- - It , i 7 ' ' . .5111 l I rv- l . . . BASEBALL SCHEDULE B H S OPP Hubbard Girard Rayen East Chaney Niles Struthers Fitch Campbell Memorial Wilson Row I: F. Tcvolcrrio A R. Kuclis I Atterholt Row BHS X2 MCC eory R Richards R Baird W Gerthmg Row II R Wray Hubly P Rothwell R Guttndge D Fxtchet wi WW' OPP 82 V2 82 V2 6 V2 ll ,g X qv' Wifi? .yawn CHEERLEADERS We're with you boys, so fight, fight, FIGHT! This assurance of the students' support was voiced by the 1952-53 cheerleaders. Evidence of their spirit was shown at all football and basketball games throughout the ycar the 53 cheerleaders were Mary Lou Morris Sally Gaskeen Iudy Dupuy and Ierry Meyer Dawna Marne was chosen in a student assembly to take the place of Senior Mary Lou Morris who has served as cheerleader for three years No one could surpass the 1952 53 cheerleaders for vitality and spirit and much of the Spartan success could be traced to the enthusiasm of these girls and their adviser Mr Ballinger M L Morris I DuPuy I Meyer S Gaskeen TENNIS TEAM Those energetic students you saw running frantically around the halls after school looking for rides to Volney Rogers Field were probably members of the tennis team lust before a ncatch The team oi 1952 consisted of Merabetl Meyer Roger Smith Iames McGowen Iack Hamilton Paul McElroy and Gordon Hamilton The team entered Mahoning Valley Tennis League and met such opponents as Warren Chaney and Rayen The team ended the season with a record of 4 wins and 2 losses Row I I Dietzel I Hamrlton G Hamilton C uarver R w ll K Clair M Miller D Gouasmit I xlanSaclc Row III Mr Ga ver tAdv serl G Nickel D Garver D Thorn P Pardee Mr Moore fCoach RIFLE TEAM All the commotion heard in the small gym on Monday nights is lust the rifle team practic ng for its next meet Under the leadership of Mr Ballinger the Lima The team also boasts three expert mcrksmen NVerner Wicke Dcrvia Fitchet and Donald Long This year a girls team was organized and proved to be very successful A team members greatest achievement is to earn a rifle award for outstanding shooting Howl B David on R K hl D Gluck R Harmcn lVlr Ballinger tCoach Row II S Po l V Gerlach I Entzi I Perry E K ichoaurn Row 111 H Iohnson D Long D Fitchet W Wicke I Bradshaw E Bo clk GOLF TEAM Teeing oft in their second year were Boardmans lrttle Ben Hogans Dick Garver Dick Shay Bruce Wray Bob Wray and Irm Atterholt This organization IS one of the smaller but n verrheless important teams in ou ports world After much hard practice under the careful guidance of Mr Gulgin the team defeated Struthers 3 l in the only match of the season These five lettermen have certainly done much in establishing Boardman s reputat1on tor fine sportsmanship Mr GJ1qlI1 tCoachl A Lang R Shay B Wray R Wray R Garver I Atterholt J , . . Q' - I ' . ' I r . ' 1 : . ' , . ' , ' , . T . o : . ' , , ' , . ' , . ' . : . 1' , i . ' , . , . 5, team has defeated Youngstown College, South, Howland, Sharon, and North : . s , . e . , . N , , ' ti g , 5 , I l ' I I I 4 Q I ' ' ' , ' e - ' I ' ', ' r . 5 - , . , . , , V ' I , I I A SCHOOL LIFE X XX X 1 A -'I 1 ---:rf 14? . 5'+- A ii F XXX ,lm 'I , Z ,xv ' ,QQ rl fm s k gf! fz. - ... ' 1' if . 'L Q X 3 P- l: ' , ' W' P1 X Q X K ff I N X, XM, 1 1,1 X X, 'i la ly? K xxx K ,xxxh 4 ' Q :..fff-12 2 , K xxx. XX 'i f X E? be ai WV' -A N 4 ij:- I . Top Lelt: Monk discovers that higher education can sometimes make a fellow feel sort of low Top Right: Kathy, Terry and Marilyn enjoy learning the latest from the Buqle. Bottom Mary Lou takes a tumble while our Sir Walter Raleighsu get a big laugh. THE DOORS OF BOARDMAN HIGH OPEN OFTEN ...tor fun outside the classroom. Throughout 1953 we grew in personality as well as in scholarship by participating in many extracurricular activities. The Homecoming Dance, the Sweetheart Ball, the Hi-Y Prom, and the all- important Iunior-Senior Prom furnished dancing entertainment for the most avid enthusiasts. Boardman's assembly schedule was crowded to overflowing this year. The Student Council brought six paid assemblies featuring professional entertainers: in addition, numerous student productions were presented by the vocal, instrumental, and dramatics departments. Highlighting the student ventures was the novel Senior Assembly which revealed much talent in the graduating class. Along with these special memories we must take note of the every-day events at Boardman, for these ordinary happenings are just as vital a part of our school life as the larger activities. Open the School Life door! You will find there glimpses of the atmosphere which makes Boardman an exciting school to attend. y . Z 's as D Top Don receives a con tmental welcome from Mimi the French artist Center Santa brings a bag full to the brim with Christmas gifts Bottom Can you Can can like they can Can can 'P Come in and join the party... During the 1952-'53 school year nearly every organization at Boardman highlighted its activities with a party of some variety. Halloween, Thanksgiv- ing, Christmas, Va1entine's Day, and Easter were all celebrated by enthusiastic students. The most un- usual party ot the year was the French Soiree, planned by Miss Klinger and her industrious French students Scenes from this party and the gala Corn- mercial Club Christmas get together are pictured below . , . V fs - Lelt: E',otl,atl Captain Dick Kaflis eecortf, ,nr-en Mary Lu. to :I-r tnvnr- Right I rry rnl 6 f-l iralyn grztrwc- .31 ,: pictnrf- irnirclst thi- cxcltlfrn--:Lt nl thc- ft'-V4't '.t ,ffl Brill CORONATIONS ARE THE KEYNOTE . . . Top Left: The Homecoming Queen and her attendants: Doris Goudsmit, Marlis Miller, Queen Mary Lon Morris, Shirley Ditts, and Becky Hughes. Top Right: The Sweetheart Ball court: from top to bottom are: Queen Marilyn Potts and Kina Ierry Armbrecht, Peggy Brown and Dean Hccver, lo Ann Roaers ana Bill Gerthinq, Bettv Schomer ond lim Atterholt, Bottom left: Which 'rf these lovely qfrls will rexan as Innicr-Senior Prom Que-en: Ioan Owens, Lynn Reineke, Barbara Weslerfielci, Helen Pfcrfi, Sully Schafer, cr Ginny Manchester not pictured? Bottom right: One at these pretty misses will rerqn at the H1-Y Prom: Marilyn Black, Linda Dunn, Kathy Kane, and Gretchen Amsrntz. Left Bums takes a beatmq as Top lm a Slng er' declares Rxqht Zoot suxter Charlm Llttle Marllyn recxtes M Malzle Rogers to M C Dave Schomer keycham and all' Bottom Tell Me You re Mme smq Frank Mmeo and hls fellow vocahzers A PEEK THROUGH THE STAGE DOGR Top Lett Mr Genuske and the top Top nqht M Kazmayer QIVQS a pure wmners of the magazme dnve tllouqht provokmq talk on forexqn lanon Bottom The Sou hland Smgers relax whlle they entertaln . 5 .. il wtf . X He-art's in the Highlands. Fitchet. : . ' : r. ' '. ' ' ' , 1 - ' ' ref Top Left How did these hrllbilhes sneak into the Top right Brother A1 cant seem to avoid the e Spring Festival? family arguments rr' Station Y Y Y Y Bottom Left A tense scene rn The Monkey s Paw Bottom nght Baby Barbara sings l Saw Mommy Krssm Santa Claus LOOKING BACK THROUGH THE KEYHOLE sight in 53 Lett Vlectron returns brought many happy lace Rrqht High School memories always include those and a few sad ones to B H S final annual autographs Bottom You know you re at Boardman when a 'nonrtor commands Pick up that apple' : . . - . . . . z , . S Top: Bill and his traveling studio were a familiar K , Tlns year as rn the past the succeee ol tr e CPlER la der 47 uuon the bus nessrnen t tlae co 1 ,tr tx Tw e e tltanks to these men and urqe you to uatron t er products or servtces We would llke to acknowledge the trne c operot on ot tle tollo .fnq concerns who were dlrectly assoctated w1tlx he prrntmq ot tlns year CHIEF YOUNGSTOWN ARC ENGRAVING COMPANY Vrndtc tor Burldtnq THE BEIL AND EVANS COMPANY Youngstown Olno MUELLER ART COVER CS BINDING COMPANY Cleveland Qlllo THE BOAHDMAN PHOTO ARTS CLUB lioavtluun lrllql it tool ' , ' , .- '1 t 1 Jended lcn ,Gly W 'i . o, . ' it ti 1 llq 3 .xi rous for.tr'ilv11'ior1s of tlrosr- patrons make this publication possible, We wish to express our etncerest ' ' IW iz.-e lt rg r.':Q.e:t tu peed ot a'.1al1t1, ' ' o ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' l Q n I .' ' , 1 . . . G , . PATRONS Conqratu1at1o1s to the Cla s of 1953 THE DIAMOND STEEL CONSTRUCTION CO Youngstown Oh1o Q R SMIIH THE EAST FAIRFIELD COAL CO 131192 A11 SIZES Domestxc and Industnal Coal 1 FARM BUREAU QUALITY PRODUCTS Numbers 1 and 2 Fuel O11 Gasohne 35206 H 35758 CONGRP TULATIONS' Class of 1953 GATSCHENE STUDIO W Y INTERSTATE TRUCK SERVICE Inc S9I'V1C9 to the East Genera1 Comrnodltxes Guard Oh1o J W Hof ERS CONGRATULATIONS' Class of 1953 PLAKIE TOYS INCORPORATED Youngstown Oh1o ' I S Phone Klm a - 165 1002 Bituminous I P ' ts Souh Avenue Extonsxon North L' , O1 Carl Felqer, Cantield, Ohio Phones: Office LEnox - 5 ome LE - 276 est Ra on Avenue PATRONS Cozxqzctuicmozgs is the C1095 of 1915 BERT CLARK CO. Q'x'f.119:1 frrp' '1'311t2c1s1O'.'f:. Q10 Co11q1c1tu1C11'o1,g to .he CTC oi 953 COMMERCIAL PIPING CO Yom qetom O11 o Congrc.1tulc1t1o1s io the Clase of 1953 COMPCO METAL PRODUCTS Youngstown OI IO THE BEIL AND EVANS COMPANY er c 3:1 Mmket S1 ee You q IO O11 o BOARDMAN NEWS THE BUILDERS CO Inc of You IQ IOVNII Oho if 1 ki V 1 IS ' wk 1 . 1 .' ' 1, 1 ' 1 , , , 1' P11111 S C1111 E11qrc1ve1s VC 1 1 ,t I1 v.':1, 11 Co11.1,.11:g1f111s ul 1 P11,1xi::.11:1, ULJ1 1 'S f , 1 ...1.1:11- 1, 1,1::.1:zu:1- CL-L1:1,...:1 'wI.1,,L PATRONS Compl ment of COOPER S HOUSE OF FASHION Oprostte Ae tort Ttoect CRAFT MOTOR CO Inc Dealer tn Ltke Nev Used Cars 1003 Market Street Youngstown Onto Congratulatxon to the Class of 1903 THE I D FOWLER CO GLANCY AND CARLE Con-suttug Engl eers 1506 Market Street Youngstown 7 Ohto LLOYD PACKING CO Wttere the Quatttx ot Mea I tre Beet 1038 Ntles Cauftetd Road MARKET MOTOR CO Sales S rvtce and Parts 3939 Market Street Young town Ohto 5 Q , 'W .I rt fer ., . S q ' Youngstown, Ohio Am 'n ' -. ,, 4 . V 2 S 1 L ,, r ',1'l 1 , fe ' , S I 4 PATRONS Conqratulahons to the Class of 1953 MARKS TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO. 1393 Lake Park Road Phone: STer1inq 2-8191 Best Wisltes from MCKELVEY S Younqstowns Only HomeO ned Department Store Congratulatxons to the Class of 1953 OHIO MACHINERY CO Youngstown Ohxo RILEY MACHINE CORPORATION 213 East Inchanola Avenue Try Us THE SMITH CAILOR AGENCY 1509 Mar e Stre Younqsto 1 Olno Co ora ulctlot o C ol SPENCER TOOL DIE ci MANUFACTURING CO 4009 Stmon Road Younqsto n Ohm , , ' , W 1 ' J .. lc 1 et ' wx. General Insntance n' t ' :A I t the loss 1953 , . . W I . P A T R O N S THE STEEL CNY ELECTRIC Co El Ctrrcal Contractors 10 Mahonrng A e ue Youngstown Ohro STROUSS HIRSHBERG S Z0 West Federal Street Youngstown Ohto Youngstown s Dependable Store Srnce 1875 TRIMEDGE INCORPORATED 1021 Mahontng A enue Youngstown Ohro Co 1g1atu1at1on from MARTIN H HOFMEISTER ALFRED H DAVIS Congratutatrons to the Class of 1953 HUMES GOOD FURNITURE 2o2 West Federal Street 2930 Market Street Complrments of THE HUNTER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Youngstown Ohro . . . 9 , C' ' V n , ' f . 1 ' r ' Compliments of , . V I , 1 ' ' S -., IILIVI PATRONS CEOITQXVIIIIIWIIOIIS to ffif- Claes nt IDQRA AIVIUSEIVIENT CO KITCHEN CABINET MILES CO II-IE UNION CENTRAL LIIE INSURANCE CO 012 Umou NQIIO1 GI BCI I4 Bu1Idmq vx WESTEH ACQUSTICAIJ AND INSULATION CQ eat CI SOUMI C0 to THE W C ZABEL LCMPAN1 I Q11 OI EAN In 1 'WANUFACTURIIC C0 II ANI ED PHXLEY 'VI11cC I 'fr-'11wf5e.ffx',', IRI' f A. I . H mIA:sII SIICECI Ymllxfgfllfx OI TNI II I-It1'!r-I' I , ':,1:4f' , ,. W W1 I V , , . . . 1 II II I. Whvlmzcrf- C.I.I7 SM: J I'I. Un 1 , III I IT I ,-'1'f1I.If:, Q. , 'Juv' -'I-rE.:': ,v ,, , X V ., . . Ccxicteucz cmd Reszczmczxmz Equ1p:'nG111 Q3 East Ecciezcz C 'eet Y xmrn-1 Cc:111gf1itgf-t.If 1 I ,T1f.,-L , v 1 A TI , V ,I I , II II H 1 IN ' 1 QXIIIIE-E-Ai Om Cnzxgiilzltifizatf J . I 'ue x' 1, Iiic P A T R O N S AG-LER INSURANCE AGENCY 610 Mahonrng Bank Bu11d g Youngstown Ohm AGNEW FARM EQUIPMENT 7700 Market Street Youngstown Ohro THE ALFRED HAMMAR AND SONS CO Market Street Youngstown Ohro ARMBRECHT Motor Truck Sales Inc ASPHALT PRODUCTS CO B ci C APPLIANCES 6975 Market Street Boardman STer11ng 26187 BARTON HEATING CO 488 Glenwood Avenue Youngstown Ohto I H BAUM HEATING CO Be Wrse Get Wrse Buy Wrse Furnaces BERMANN ELECTRIC COMPANY 2829 Southern Boulevard Youngstown Ohro BOARDMAN LUMBER COMPANY Lumber of A11 Krnds ' ' in , ' 720 , ' 1211 Gibson Street Youngstown, Ohio P A T R O N S BoARDMAN ROLLERCADE 325 Host MidIotIncti BouIevord BOARDMAN SUPER MARKET 'MIR Market Street Youngstown, Onto BOARDMAN SUPPLY COMPANY 219 Boordrrxon Poland Rood ot Southern Boulovcrd THE BORDEN CO E330 Morket Street Youngstown OIno BOSSONES ITALIAN RESTAURANT C I oo RROWNS DRUG STORES O II Str OOO Contleld Po QI 0106 Southern Boulo ntl IOS RUC HEIT AND SONS CO IQ Mclro ro Av O Youncr tonn OIr1o IuUCKFYr PONTIAC COMPANY CAMPI PII IIICTRIC COMPANY f A STILI SON AGFNCY INSURANCE I Irtrc no at I c I You gstonr Olno ,N . I' V F I I , - . ll Sp c1f,1I1gf:1ttg nr Itctlicm ' LIS , IR-II C Q Cot o Q ' I cr o F I vc -. 1 J u 1 nrrj enu ' As V , ' W T-1 MP1 YNIQIL 1:X','t'I.'.It 3 . . i N . I, AN1 Hkgt- 3 i','.'.'1 -IWQ11 I I-Suri N . xi. Q K ,K J l K QQ 1I'1 I tour ' n 5 vt, P A T R O N S CoCA CoLA BoTTL1NC COMPANY or YoUNCsTowN 531 East Indranola Avenue Youngstown Ohro COMMERCIAL PIPING CO Inc 85 East Hylda Street Youngstown Ohro CREST IOHNSON CO Interror Decorators 833 Wrck Avenue D A HEINDEL Inc Oldsmobrle Rockets VIC OBERG DAWN CLEANERS 6118 Market Street Young tovtn Ohro DeLAUTER COAL CO Route 164 South Avenue Ext North Lrnra Olno DOCS RADIO AND TELEVISION Inc 3726 Market Street Phone ST 89625 You rgstown Ohro EAVOR IT HOSTESS SHOP Boardman Plaza Arcade THE FISH DRY CLEANING CO Youngstown Ohro GENERAL EXTRUSIONS Inc 4040 Lake Park Road Youngstown Ohro 1 ... . , . u 1 - ... . . , . - ... 1 - ft v J 1 .'. 1 1 - 1 1 ... I , . . I I 1 ... 1 .F 1 - ... , . 1 PATRONS G. F. HOWARD CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. Contield, Ohio Phone LEnox 3-554l GLASGOW TAILORS, Inc. T312 West Federal Street 20 Bus Arcade THE GLECKLER HARDWARE CO 652 Glenwood Avenue Youngstown Ohro GOLDEN AGE AND PEPSI COLA Q54 588 Hrlker Street Youngstown Ohro GORANT CANDIES Krtchen Fresh HAMILTON IEWELERS 30 We t Boordmon Street Across from Younqstowr Gcrroqe HAZEL KRICHBAUM ELORIST JO Fernclrite A enue Boordrnor Ohro HOWARD IOHNSON RESTAURANT C W KIT HUGHES Coroenter 57 C e u D e ST 8620 HUGHES ELECTRIC CO 3812 Southern Boulevard ot lVI1dloth1c1n ST 86016 . - I . s , , . r , , , V I I . Cornplirnerzts of your fl ll 'W 'A ' 22 'rdnb fry R n rxv '. C PATRONS I. B. M. 30 West Wood Street Youngstown Ohio INDUSTRIAL ROOFING cSf ASBESTOS CO Inc 51 West HyIda Street Youngstown Ohro You II Be Ice Cream Pleased At ISALY S Cornphrnents of IAMES AND WEAVER IIM ANDIO AND SON 7755 Market Street Excavatmg and Cfradrng KIMMELS SADDLE SHOP 482 Mathews Road Youngstown Ohxo KREIDER CO REALTORS Youngstowns Largest Home Se1Iers Mahonmg Bank Burldrng LOWRY FURNITURE AND CARPET CO 4120 Market Street Open Evenrngs 7 30 9 O0 LUND AND IOHNSON COMPANY Real Estate and Contractors 3718 Market Street MAHONING VALLEY SUPPLY CO 704 Youngstown Poland Road Youngstown Ohro 1 . , . t 1 1 , . 1 1 Z. 1 1 ... 1 1 ... ' 1 , . . . 1 5. ' 1 PATRONS MAR-HILL BOWLING CENTER 3600 Market Street ST 8-9535 MARVONDALE RECREATION 3130 Market Street Youngstown Ohro MASTERS Inc 3931 Ma ket St eet Younqstow Oh o METAL CARBIDES CORPORATION 107 East I d1a ola A enue You qstown Ohro MCCULLOUGI-I TRANSFER CO Younqstovxn 1 Oho MR WHEELERS Sa d lCh Shops of Dstmcto 2839 and 3125 Ma ket Street NIAGARA MASSAGE EQUIPMENT CO OLSONS STAGECOACH MOTEL 7109 Q ket st Q obo SK 82315 OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY OF YOUNGSTOWN 400 Ma ket St eet Pho e 84422 THE IAMES G PARDEE CO Wholesale Dst buto s Youngsto Ohro ' r 1' nz. ' I n, i n ' I1 v n , ' f 2, i I rm W' i ' i T1 l I r 0961 Market Street Boardman, Ohio ' M 1 reet I Youu stown, i - -1 ' r r T1 -' i ri r ' I WU. A P A T R O N S PERRY S SERVICE I35 Boordrnon Poland R Jud Yo 1 rgetown Ohlo POWERS IEWELRS Inc 833 Wtck Avenue Yo 1ng ov n Oho RIDGEWOOD SUPER MARKET 5648 Market Street Phone 2362 SALT IE TRUE DRESS SHOP 6420 Mcrrket Street Youngstown Ohto SHEARS LAUNDROMAT SHEBAN MINING CO SHEBAN INSURANCE AGENCY SHY LOCKSON TAILORS Dont Be Shy See Shy 201 Wick Bu11d1 g SILLS CUSTOM TAILORS Lodres and Gents 6217 Market Stree SMITH DAIRY 7256 Southern Boulex ard Young town Ohto SPORTING GOODS CO 23 North Chompron Street Youngstown Ohro , . r K 11 t Y l ' , . U I, st J , R - L. .LJ J Self-Service or We Service 5228 Morket Street ,, , ,, I . .H I , ' S I I P A T R O N S THE STAMBAUGH THOMPSON oo Hara are Leaders for 107 Years 6 Convenrent Store THE STANDARD SLAG CO 1200 WICR BU11d1I'1Cj Youngstown Ohro Comphrnents of SWENSON S DRIVE IN TONY BUTTAR IEWELRY 2719 Market Street Uptown THE UNITED PRINTING CO 450 West Federal Street Youngstown Ohlo UNIVERSITY MOTORS FORD DEALER Phone RI 44199 VASEYS DRUG STORE 6981 Market Street Phone STer1rnq 2 1 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 3230 Market Stree Near S1re1ds Roca TI-IE YOUNCSTOWN PAINT ci GLASS COMPANY 1903 30 years 1953 S altest M I4 and Ice Crea n TI-IE YOUNGSTOWN SANITARY MILK CO ZEIGLERS SUPER MARKET 9234 Southern Boulevard Youngstown Ohlo 'VV , 0 I 5 , ., ,, 569 Wick Avenue Y ' I ' ' 8- I 1 r P t r ' ' . T e . 11. r 1 , F , PATRONS C 1 Amstutz CLU 702 Mahonmg Bank Burldmg Youngstown Ohto Banner Reparr Parts Co 103 East lndranola Azenue Youngstown Ohto Barrett Cadxllac Inc 907 Wrck Avenue Youngstown Ohto Beacon Televtston 5208 Southern Boulevard Phone ST 29921 Beatty Radro and Televrsron Dependable Radro Servrce Smce 20 Beede Poorman and Co 35 West Indranola Avenue Youngstown Ohro Berts Sho Repcnrmg 3810 Sou hern Boulevard Youngstown Ohro Blames Party Room 7807 Market Street Youngstown Ohro Boardman Heatmg and Plumbmg 5119 Market Street Phone ST 2 6663 Boardman Landscapmg 7870 Southern Bouleva d Youngstown Ohro The Boardman Transrt Company 7248 Southern Boulevard Youngstown Ohro Bothwell Truck Sales 4326 Lake Park Road Youngstown Ohto Boulevard Servrce 5204 Southern Boulevard Youngstown Ohro Brenner Industrlal Sales and Supply Co 724 Canheld Road Brown and Gempler Gasolm and Orls 2550 Market Street Brown Motor Lmes Common Corner of Ste 1 Products Youngstown Ohro Campbell Addmg Machme and Typewrlter Co 6042 Market Street Cornersburg Pharmacy 3533 Canf1eld Road Phone ST 89108 Crystal Pastry Shop 5108 Southern Boulevard Pnone ST 84616 Domest1c Heatmg and Apphance Co 138 East Boardman Poland Road . . , . . ., I I 1 X . 'I 1 1 1 ,I- 1 -1 -J 1 1 , J. 1 1 - 1 ' J. 1 . . . . ,-1, . . , .'. 1 ' -1 1 1 , J- 1 , . . J . Q K C 1 1 1 .'. 1 . , . 1 1 1 J. 1 1 1 ' J. 1 1 1 1 1 J. 1 1 1 1 .'. . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 .L 1 M 1 -1 .'. 1 Q 1 W 1 , . Q . . . . V . . . , J. 1 . . . ,3 11 .'. 1 1 1 ' , J. 1 1 1 ' J. 1 1, ' PATRGNS Dom Perry Tailors.. . We Create Others lmitateu Don McBr1de lnc 2823 Market St eel Phone ST B960 Farm Bureau Coop Assoctatton Cantreld Ohro The Frthran Cement Products Company 6234 Market Street Flowers by Marttn Phone STer11ng 87386 Franks Electrrc Co 217 N Champ1on Street Youngstown Ohro Fred A Mrller Excavatrng Contractor STer11ng 23807 Youngstown Ohro F W Woolworth Co 267 Boardman Canfreld Road Youngstown Oh1o Great Lakes Dresel 250 East 1nd1ano1a Avenue Youngstown Ohro Greens Flowers Iohn W Turnbull Prop 2548 Market Street Hess Motel Iunctron of Routes 7 and 224 Youngstown Qhto Hxnmans Barber Shop 129 Boardman Poland Road Youngstown Dhro Indranola Flonst Flowers for All Occastons Iohn Delis Sons 410 Lrsbon Street Canheld Ohro The Iohnson Lumber Compaty Cantteld Ohto I V Partsh lnc 1311 1 H11lman Street Youngstown Ohto Kltng s Bakrng and Pastry Shoppe 1401 Market Street Youngstown Ohto Kohlers Dry Cleaners 257 East lndtanola Avenue Youngstown Ohto Kothetmers Studlos 56 Arlene Avenue Youngstown Ohto Phone 22915 Krrchbaum Key Shop 207 North Champton Street and 6712 Market Street I r . N , . , 1 , Q 1 ' - 1 1 .'. 1 1 1 ... I . .'. 1 1 . . . - 1 - 1 1 J. 1 A 1 1 ' 1 1 .'. 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 .'. 1 1 1 1 J. 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 .'. 1 1 1 1 J. 1 . 1 . 1 ' 1 1 J. 1 1 . 1 1 . 11 ' S . 1 1 1.1 - 1 1 1 v A 1 1 1 . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 s , ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PATRONS L F Donnell lnc 1811 Market Street Youngstown Ohio L P Good lohn Deere Tractor Sales and Se vice Compliments of Lord Chesterfield Tailors Luscre Camera Shop 21 Mar H111 at 3600 Market Street Compliments of Lyons Physician Supply Co 32 Fifth Avenue Martin Trailer Park 4055 South Avenue Youngstown Ohio Mathey Machine Company 7124 Southern Boulevard McCartney 5. Sampsell 111 East Indianola Avenue Asphalt Paving Mclntee Motors 480 Poland Road Struthers Ohio The Mueller Art Cover ci Binding Company Cleveland Ohio Neapolitan Music Co 3025 Market Street Phone STerlinq 89667 Compliments ot C, B Nelchg Newport Camera Center 3707 Market Street Youngstown Ohio North Lima Lumber Company North Lima Ohio O Keefe Sewing Machine Co Platt Sewing Machine 25 East Hylda Street Paul G Als Army 6. Navy Stores Inc 5150 Hopkms Road Poland Countryside Furniture 1420 Boardman Poland Road Pugh Bros Iewelry Co 15 West Federal Street Youngstown Ohio Raffel Bros Inc Food Service Equlpment 232 West Boardman Street . . . . . r ' , , Myers Equipment Corporation, Canfield, Ohio -. A. . . . ., .... . . . PATRCNS Ralph G. Inglis Nurseries, 7689 South Avenue, Youngstown, Chic Rarnrn Consiructron Company, 61 East Aulaurndalep ,'RVG1111C, Youngstown, C1113 Rea's Pharmacy, 4230 Market Street, Phone ST. 2-3734, Youngstown, Ohro The Record Shop 3917 Market Street Phone Sr 86571 Youngstown Ohro Red and Sons Servrce and Used Cars 6329 Market Street Rodrs Styl C nt r 21 North Hazel Street Youngstown Ohro Ross Garden Farm 547 lndranola Road Vegetables and Flowers Ruhlmans Superette Grocerres Meats Frozen Foods Woodworth Ohro Schaefer Musrc Shoppe Kerth Albee Burldrng Youngstown Ohro Segall s Frne Furnrture Boardman Pla a Youngstown Ohro 7Up Bottlrng Company of Youngstown 702 Merrdrar Road Sherwrn Wrllrams Company Boardrran Plaza Srdneys Frrrrrture 6-412 Market Street Youngstown Ohro Southern Coal Compar y 6221 Southern Boulevard Phone 27212 outher r Drug lr oarorrrcnPo1f,n R c 1 ur rt O no urre rap r X s edera trot r a r omplrnsn o Stcr Ox ter 1-louse Yourg o f r Strles Power Mo er s Servrfc Chop 3355 'Nlarcet Stree ST 8301 Stolls Youngs own Frnest Store tor Men Tee Nee Trarler Cv I I T I I - ' e e. e , ' , Q , ' r - ' A - r v 1 7 , . . 7 , . 1 V I 'A - X , , I 4. ,V ,. . 1 . r ' S r ' 5'-1 B 1 1 -'P ' 1 il o ic, YQ rr jstowrr, l The Sd ' Sl t A, lxrc, 1-'l 'Vet P, 5 l Street, ' 11JSlOVV1L, Ch 3 C ' ts t 1 2 fl, f wr., J11o ' ., W. .' rj . 1 L f-t, '. 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