Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Superintendent Mr. Nisonger is respected not only for his competent job as superintendent but also for his interest and deep con- cern for the educational needs of Board- man. Because of these factors he has gained the infinite admiration of stu- dents, teachers, and the entire com- munity. F AESSVQ ix Mrs eanne Slagle 8857632131 to Mr Nzfonger Mr. Harr and Mr. Kibbel in one of the many conferences concerning plans for the new high school.

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Plans Ol' GW High School Prepared by Board ' 1 l Mrs. Irma Randall Clerk to the Board of Education. Dr. Nicolette reflects the seriousness of making the right decisions. , '- f H it i Y If Mr. C. R. Smith, Jr., Mr. Donald McKay, Dr. Arthur Nicolette, Dr. George Cook, Mr. William Fowler Jr., Mr. Irvin J. Nisonger, Superintendent. Boardman Board of Education In alternate years, the Boardman community chooses two men to con- stitute our rotating five-man Board of Education. These elected representa- tives, who serve four year terms, meet once a month and make the policies concerning the entire school system. These decisions include transportation, budget, employment of personnel, and the calendar for the school year. The major job of the board this year was to plan the new 355,500,000 high school for the community. This new school is to be located on fifty acres of land near our present junior high school and will accommodate 2200-2600 students. Special features of this large structure will be the in- structional material center which will combine the facilities of the library and audio-visual aids in 11,000 square feet of space, a gymnasium which will seat 3500 spectators, and four language labs with one central control room. The completion of the building has been set for the fall of 1968, and hopefully the Class of 1969 will be the first to graduate from this new addition to our school system. 23