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

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THELMA HUSTON With sparkling eyes and man- ner sweet, She pleases all whom she doth meet GLORIA JOHNSON No gems, no gold she needs to wear; Her natural lustre makes her fair MILDRED JONES The one in the class to reach the ultimate goal of all girls . . . matrimony MARY KING Strawberry blend with eyes of blue. Popular, well-liked . . . oh, how true EDWARD KOTMAIR Up in the air so light and free That ' s where I hope some day to be FELIX KURDYS A good natured lad. Very seldom gets mad HAROLD ISMAN In wisdom ' s ranks he stands the first, Who stands prepared to meet ihe worst JOHN JONES Many are my thoughts, few are my words . . . ROBERT KASMER A ?ense of humcr is a valu- able trait . . . VIRGINIA KLUTCH A sweet and charming girl is she; Her sparkling charms you ' ll ever seo EMMA KREPCHAK You do one ' s eye a favor when you come into his view ELSIE LA MANNA For blessings ever wait on virtuous deeds. And though a late, a suro reward succeeds ■ }( Page Twenty-eight }

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DOROTHEY EICH Attractive, alluring, provok- ing, You never can tell when she ' s joking HILDA FISH ' Primus non sum nee lmus I am not the first, and shall not be the last. JOHN GRESKO Sturdy, shy, and kindly. A real pal in truth, Wilson will miss him, He ' s the right type youth GRACE HALL Heaven is reflected in her face HELEN HATLABAN Singing Croation songs like a star. Need we say that she ' ll go far? FLORENCE HOLLERAN Dainty and appealing, Obeying every rule, She ' ll be remembered A t Wilson High School JOHN ESPOSITO His education isn ' t only pig- skin deep JULIUS GANTZ Always bounded by masculine friends. His cheerfulness to all he lends JOHN HAAS He skates, works, and plays with ease. His aim in life is just to please CAROLINE HAMLIN She possesseth a voice which is pleasing to the ear THELMA HILBIG A sweet disposition helps troubles disappear GEORGE HORNEY They also serve who stand and wait . . . ( Page Twenty-seven f

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MARY LA VOLPE Dramatic qualities she pos- sessed. To the stage she ' ll be an asseth EVELYN MACKEY Truly feminine is she — Sweet and charming as can be PAUL MAGUHA Every one ' s friend, Nobody ' s enemy. He ' s an asset To our school . . . ANN MARIYUX A quiet manner distinguish her. Her poise is greatly admired. PAUL MOTOSKO To the sunny side cf things he looks . . . He does not find it all in ETHEL ORR Blond hair and a light com- plexion. Causes the men to show at- tention JOHN LUZIK Right handsome are you, As a movie star you ' d do WILLIAM McQUISTON Jovial, happy, with kindness no end . . . THEDA MALLAMO Her friendship is friendship. All try to deserve it ROBERT MOOK A good archer is not known by his arrows but his aim. MARY NUDO A good name is more valu- able than precious jewels DOROTHY PALOTSEE Busy as a bee. Neat to a T ■«3 Page Twenty-nine t