Boardman High School - Crier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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r .5 1 'li g 'i ., f S g . 5 'sf ri - Tl Mr. Edward Strauss, junior Guiofofzce Cozzmelor. f ' .1 f'T' 'JL . ff. we. Q WN Kgs 1, . Nr... -gr gags ', 1 s 1, ,Egg 5 .V W R4 ,gf ' A M.-1-Q ,S sf' . . .gngfrf - ' if Eff- 'S ,Y Miss Phyllis Roman, Freshman Gzzidonfe Cozlmelor. Dean of Girls Personal counseling and keeping record of the girls' attendance are two important duties of Mrs. Karen Dennison. During her first year as Dean of Girls, she supervised the jingle Bell Program at Christmas, acted as advisor and coach to the three cheerleading squads, and arranged and co-ordinated Baccalaureate and Grad- uation. Mrs. Karen Dennison, Dean of Girls. Guzdcznce Mlr. Robert Lantz, Sophomore Guidance Cozzfz- Je or. Due to the large student enrollment of 1875 students this year, the need for a larger guidance department was intensified. To meet this need, Mr. Lantz became sophomore guidance counselor while Miss Roman remained as freshman counselor. Our new counselor for juniors was Mr. Strauss and Mr. Selby was counselor for'seniors. Through the help of the guidance offices, students are directed in courses of study and possible choices of colleges and vocations.

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Mr. Morris Kirk, Assistant Principal Mr. Richard Selby, Assistant Principal Mrs. Effie Mae Tracy, Secretary to Mr. Selby and Records Clerk. Mrs. Nancy Baun, Secretary zo Mr. Kirk Assistant Princzpals The coordinating of the master and student schedules and the controlling of disciplinary matters are the duties of Mr. Morris Kirk, Assistant Principal. He also is the administra- tive advisor tothe Student Council. The essence of Mr. Richard N. Selby's posi- tion as Assistant Principal is guiding juniors and seniors in their choices of vocations and colleges. Keeping the boys' attendance rec- ords and organizing the school social calendar are also his duties.

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Secretaries The numerous details surrounding the running of a school system are handled by our competent secretaries. Their many duties include keeping records, typing attendance reports, filling out and sending tran- scripts, and bookkeeping. They also serve as receptionists and organizers for their offices. Assisting administration, faculty, and students is an- other of their major tasks. Our secretaries are indeed a vital asset to our school organization. ' Mrs. Lois Anderson: Clerical Arfirzanz to Mist Greeniren. ,..,,. X W 5 dv r if ,I . frft' g if ,f f f ' I il all 1 ld Mrs. Louise Meek: Sefrelary lo Mr. Mrs. Beverly Edwards: AJIiIl4HZ Herr. Clerk lo zlae Board of Edzzmlion, Mrs. Ethel Hrabko: Receptionist Clerk. ffm.. X 3 f gg v.,45.,7l. - .s, .v1g,i refill 31' ' 'Ziff .:'i'f':ff 1. 4. . ,.:-s,Z, f . fi v Mrs. Ruth Gushert: Mrs. Magda Kam- Mrs. Donna Speer- Mrs. Nellie Hrinko: School T reasurer Serrezary to Mr. perman: Secremry to brecher: Secretary to and Clerk. Nirlfolron. Mr. MacDonald. Mr. Bohn.