Woodrow Wilson High School - Orion Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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jeg e fhe eeA go WOMFLJ ROW ONE-Regina Zets, Dolores Zets, Shirley Depp, Beverly McRill, Carol Williams, Delores Wauschek, Marian Malouec, Marilyn Ansell, Martha Willis, Grace Cooksey, Dorothy May, Daunita Cappola. ROW TWOf-Rose Ann Barile, Joan Yavorick, Rae Harris, Reva Rusnak, Margaret Adams, Joretta Darvis, Eileen Coustillac, Dorothy Matis, Mary Krispinsky, Jean Kardas, Margaret Fecko, Ann DelColle, Vera Dankovich, Janet Irving, Mary Ann Dulik, Joanne Flask, Helen Baldea, Justina Parker. ROW THREE-Kitty Lou Henderson, Mary Louise Colucci, Mary Juliene L'cello, Janet Johnson, Jane Hoopes, Barbara Makara, Cecilia Schlosser, Edith Pavlik, Rita Salaman, Veronica Wojton, Dorothy Cundik, Dorothy Brant, Mary Carole Tockman, Helen Zaitzew, Helen Schrank, Mary Grace Campbell, Juanita Becker. ROW FOURfEugene Shirilla, Janet Blackford, Dolores Rogan, Betty Zielinski, Ann Babnic, Marilyn Olson, Ann Kennedy, Anita Troll, Barbara Aeppli, Gertrude Ferenchak, Jackie Pollock, Marjorie Barber, Margie Patrick, Tillie Homa, Helen Shasho, Cecilia McDonald, Dorothy Mushinski, Gary Bassin. ROW FIVE-Ed Gabrick, Donald Flink, Margaret Berquist, Mary Sturm, Dolores Bezjak, Emily Hamrock, Rose Marie Hudzik, Magdalene Mahin, Phyllis Lingenfelter, Joan Haught, Emily Frankowski, Marie Palkovic, Margaret Deley, Lydia Mirante, Ida Mae Brackenridge, Nancy Ross, Norma Maddomma, Mary Ann Markovich, Bob Rusnak. ROW SIX-Val Granchiee, Dick Van Sice, Eleanor Krajnak, Dorothy Franklin, Mary Lou Pate, Marianne Toman, Georgia Rukovina, Georganne Fitch, Josephine Kovack, Estelle Denton, Betty Adams, Carole McIntyre, Louise Novak, Ray Kirshenbaum, Marvin Margolin. THE SERVICE GROUP VVhere can I find the VVorld Almanac? Is the nurse in? Such questions are asked, and answered by students. They assist in the book room, check books in and out of the library, English and social science offices, type, run errands, and work in the clinic. In short, they take care of a thousand details which help to make a large school run smoothly. -Helen Baldea THE 400 CLUB In Room 400, at the top of the stairs, are movie operators who are tops at Wilson. They operate the moving picture projector so that classes may see movies which enrich their academic work. While students hardly like to miss a class QFD they do enjoy an occasional movie. The Four Hundred Boys are chosen for their willingness to learn and for dependability. -Bob Bolan THE CINEMA CLUB Do you appreciate the fact that Cinema Club members give up part of their lunch period to make yours more enjoyable? Those who see the noon movies appreciate them. The Cinema Club boys, under the direction of Mr. Datson, collect admission fees, adjust curtains, regulate lighting and perform other valuable services. -Dick Smith Page 66

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me Junior Wafiona! ajvlonor Sociefy THE FLAME OF INSPIRATION The Junior National Honor Society was first organized in l936. lt was named for the great American educator, Horace Mann. To become eligible for membership, one must have high scholastic standing in the junior high school grades. The second most important factor that promotes eligibility is personality. Leadership is a trait of a well-developed per- sonality, to obtain this, one must be able to choose right from wrong, have poise, and must be able to think for himself as well as for others. The emblem of this society is the flaming torch. Symbolized in this emblem are the following aims: to bear forward the searching light of truth, to lead, so that others may follow in that light, to keep burning in our schools a high ambition for the enduring values of life, and to be of service to mankind. The faculty choose for membership those student who will carry out the four cardinal principles of the Society: Scholar- ship, Leadership, Character and Service. -Norma Reed First Row-Jane Davis, Sally Blackford, Thelma Obenauf, Karen Boryd. Elaine Oliver, Alma Mackin. Sally Miller, Mary Ann Gorski, Sue Olejar. Second Row-Miss Cummings, Sponsor, Barbara Benedict, Marjorie Rohrback, Dorothy Matis, Beverly McRill, Marilyn Rosen, Carol VVilliams. Marie Palkovic. Daunita Cappola, Gloria Menighan. Third Row-Harry Osborne. Joe lllencik, Margaret Adams, Marilyn Mondora, Alice Ernst, Sandra Butler, Jimmie Mauch, Donald Olds. Fourth Row-Richard Radowski. Kenneth Onderko, Mike Olejar, James Dempsey, Thomas Szush, Joe Parisi, Marvin Margolin, Paul Bezjak, John Moore, Bob Fagan. Page B5

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jlre 'Zoo v --lorofecfion rew First Row-Henry Drapcho. James Dempsey, Jack VVilliams, Bob Fa- gan, Kenneth Onderko, Sam .-Xclornato, James Booth. Paul DeCello. Second Row-H. K. Datson, Gene Zentko, Bob Bolan, Donald Beck. Leonard Antal, Ed Powell, Douglas Brackenridge. Third Row-joe Check, Harry Osborne. Don Osiniak, Richard Burtner. Not in the pic- ture-Anthony Seminara, Myron Tama. THE CINEMA CLUB-TWO CENTS, PLEASE Sitting-Jack Arkwright, Mr. Datson. Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Jones, Donald Beck. Standing-Paul DeCello. Frank Lipka, jack Ball, Ray Cleland, Dick Thomas. Page 67