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

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Class Will (Continued) MARY JARDINE, YOLONDA CHRISTY, HELEN CHEESE, BERNICE MYEROVICH, PAULINE STANISLAW, MARY BALOG, FLORENCE JONES and WILMA GUILINGER leave their gossip circle in home room to any group of girls who can gab as fast as they can. DON GROVER leaves his brown hat to anyone who would like to own it, STEVE KLUCHER leaves his manly physique to Park French. EDNA GLUCK leaves her parking space to Jean Wentworth. heir moustaches to anyone who for being late to English class to anyone who STEVE CELEC, SYLVIO DeCAPITA and EUGENE GRIMM 1 wants to bother with them. JACK DUNCAN and RICHARD MAY leave tl can use them. PEARL PEPLOW leaves her neatness to any jii FLORENCE KRAUSE leaves her place m Stagec BETTY EPERJESI leaves her love for living i THERESA LUTTON leaves her honey sweetne MILDRED DUPUY leaves her red accessories t ART SAYLOR leaves his arguments m Sociolog JEAN COLEMAN leaves her long, carefully te MARY CATHERINE SMITH leaves her secrei like it. CHARLES GACHESA leaves his curly hair to JOHN BAILIK leaves his seat in Sociology to anyone able to fill as well as he. HERBERT LAMPE leaves his arguments with Miss George to be carried on by Bob Aigner. JOE KUBINA leaves his ambition to be an undertaker to any lazy person who wants a dead job. NORMA JEAN OGILVIE leaves her rosy cheeks and dimples to Kathleen Strange. or who has a hard tin- e keeping he rself together. ift to her sister. Mary Reiger. to Violet Mastodonna. Mary Ann Mikicic. to be carried on by Ir ' ing Mendels ' ohn. led fingernails to her s ster, Josephin e. ryship in Mr. Wachter s office to a nyone who would ly boy havmg a hard t me putting a wave in h.s hair. 22 WOODROW WILSON

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Class Will nuary will and tem 1 : tem 2; tem 3 : the January Senior Class of Woodrow Wilson High School, on the twenty-fourth day of the in the year of our Lord, nineteen-hundred and forty, in sound minds and bodies, proclaim thi; testament. All those written beforehand now are null and void. To the Juniors, we leave tl To the Sophomores, we lea To the Freshmen, we leave To anyone having a flair f mice in our lockers a all long, lahored-ovei ur battered scholastic red, the senior girls I nd our best wishes. • theme papers and equipment that has ;ave their red cordu ability to write circus -ied us gallantly to the th of r last cuses. nd. roy BERNARD BRETSCHNEIDER leaves his drums to noisy Sophs to bang on. JAMES MARSH leaves his French horn to the orchestra. JOHN WILLIAMS wills his love for dancing to Tom Conroy. MARGARET POPROSKY leaves her quietness to any junior girl who can ' t help but be no MARY PIVARNIK leaves her gum to anybody that can chew it like she can. CAROLINE GESACION leaves her good will with the cafeteria cooks to Mary Mcdved. MILDRED WILLIAMS leaves her poetical abilities to Rina McKinney. HARLEY WALKER leaves his iibbin to any junior willing to give it a try. ELAINE BETTS wills her quietness to Judy Funk. RALPH DOWELL leaves his presidential abilities to Steve Janick. JEAN CARTER leaves her perfected giggle to any one who would like to have it. BILL SCHRAIDER leaves hi. to go to Europe for it. tie 1 Von Wilheln ly girl who WILMA LEWIS leaves her drawing ability to Victoria Brumbea. ED WILES leaves his good standing with Miss Arnold to any ju BILL FOX and JOHN McAULEY leave their basketball uniform- CHARLOTTE JONES leaves her soiled saddle shoes to Jean Wil LUCY PIZZUTO leaves her job playing the piano during Homi TEDDY CUBBISON leaves his habitual tardiness to anybody that MARGARET MURPHY leaves her fondness for red to Je DOLORES WISLER and NAOMI WILLIAMS leave their them. Willie NANCY McCarthy ea BOB DAVIDSON leaves hi; MIKE HORNEY leaves his ■s her four feet, eleven i smile to Jack Hardy, collection of girls to the or who needs it. o Joe Diori and Ed Whalen. oom period to Mary Estes. an get away with it. the fifty-yard line to anybody de juerite Yarb. st bashful boy. HO t ARD DAUGHERTY leaves his football uniform to Harry Bradford. BETTY CARSELL leaves her snapping dark eyes to any junior who will have them. PHILLIP GIZZI wills his camera to Bernard Sigal. KATY WOODS leaves her black hair and blue eyes to Virginia Gartner. FRANK OSLOKAVICH, JOHN MIKICIC, and TOM MOTSKO leave their caroling singing trio that can sing as well as they. 1940 ORION 21

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