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

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MARGARET BRINKO Thiy, ii ' insome friendly arc you. Always alert for something to do. BETTE BROCIOUS She draws around her a cloak of friends And pins it with her quiet smile. • ROBERT CANTON Fear nothing as long us you do 7tot doubt yourself. THOMAS CONROY The Irish in ye Is all deviltry And little subtlety. ;v ANNA MAE COYLE True girlish wit and a pretty face. 26 dluM- ALFRED BROCIOUS Be as accurate m the game of Ufe As you are hi your shooting. FLOYD CAMMACK Manhood is a treasure — May you guard it well. i ogi ' CLARENCE CIPKALA He challenges the world with straightforward eye. JOHN CORPA All the world asks of you is that you do your best. LILLIAN DAVIES The camera lens fails to capture your true personality. WOODROW WILSON

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Charlie h very sober But ambitioits anil ante SUE BABINCHAK We ' ll remember the sheen of her page-boy bob And recall with pleasure She was never a snob. Kindliness is your creed Uclpmn fellow friends in need. OLGA BELIEFF The sun of all the summers that you have lingered here Is captured in your golden hair and in your smile so dear. NORMA BOILES Your steady eyes envision The time when you will be An understanding social uork 1940 ORION ANN BABINCHAK -4«»-s „ fru-ndly jmlly gnl With a real athletic mind. MARY BABNICK Her smile is as char ing As her cooking is delicious, hi all her studies tve t-ind Mary most ambitious. ETHEL BATCHA The lyre is silent until sym pathetic fingers pluck its LILLIAN BENNY A tiny face Like a soft smooth flower With the fresh sweet fragrance Of an April shoiver. HARRY ' BRADFORD Our friendly earnest camera fan, Our future Metro Cameraman. 25

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BARBARA DeKANIC The petite fatrhinn Juhitine s of your face Is surpassed only by the shy friendliness of your personal- ity. SALLY DESKIN ., Pretty, retiring, , . Quietly aspiring To brighten each day With your gentle ways. JOSEI ' M DI LORETO You ' ti meier think To look at you That you could be a tease. BILL DLACICH Laugh and ice seniors laugh uith you. The rest of the world will laugh, too. BENNY ELISER Happy-go-lucky and free of 1940 ORION BILL DELL You ' ll stick with a friend Through thick and thin And lighten his load With that impish grin. LOUISE DERAMO Yours is the lovely gift of na- S r:: ,sp, and bla.k. RENA DI LORETO The least thai one can say U that you were friendly; The most that one can sa) is too much to say at all! GEORGE DUBEC Your indnidualily Ins in ; taciturnity And the odd quirks of cha ter yon display. MARV ESTES Viquant elfin mischief Is captured in your smile All the world to beguile. 27