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

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ROSE SIMIONE Seldom will one fail who tries With patient hands and stead- fast eyes. MARGARET SOVINET Beautiful dimples, charming manners, Music helps to win her ban- ners. ROBERT THON By your impish grin Many friends you ' ll win. JOHN VARCONDA There is no trouble so high I can ' t climb over it. WILLIAM WEINSTOCK The aim, if reached or not makes great the life. VICTORIA WIELBRUDA Quietness is impressive BETTY SMITH Red hair m this case doesn ' t denote a temper GENEVIVE SYMPSON Virtue is her own reward, Sweetness is her shining sword. BETTY TIMKO Hair that is the envy of all, Adorns this one who ' s not too tall. JOSEPHINE VIANO Attractive, demure, her good traits will not fade. DOROTHEA WEIMER Worthy student and fine friend. FLOYD WILES Ambition and confidence shall be your strength. | Page Thirty-one )■

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ALFRED PETROLLINI Curley ' s athletic achievements rate him all-time high As tops in Wilson sporte his fame will never die MARTHA PODOLSKY Rather stand up, assured with conscious pride. Alone — than err with millions on thy side DUANE RODGERS To obtain fame is not an easy task, but it ' s well worth a try MARGARET SANTANGELO The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. SARAH SCHLAGETER Marriage is a career in itself. HELEN SETNYK With virtue and quietness one may conquer the world. JOHN PIZZUTO The brave and bold livelh even against fortune STEVE POLYACKO The great men of today were the boys of yesterday. CAROLYN ROSHESKY Her luscious curls Are the envy of the girls. LOUISE SAHLI Laughter blows all her cares away, As she glides along Life ' s sunny way. PHYLLIS SCIORTINO A girl pretty and self-pos- sessed, Sweet, nice, becomingly dressed. ANNE SHAFAREK Pleasant and sweet, Nice to meet. ■{ Page Thirty }

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GRANT WILLIAMS Working his way the best he can. He ' ll come out perfect — a full grown man. MARY WINTERS Friendship is the most precious of all jewels. DONALD WYNN Happy and carefree, A typical boy is he. ANNE YURKO A lad can ' t help but sigh. When he looks in her blue eyes. MARIE ZETTS The million dollar baby in the five and ten cent store. RUTH WILLIAMS W-nsomeness rare is a treas- ure. Of it she has fullest meas- ure. CHARLES WITTENAUER A leader in life he surely will be. Great are his gifts — all can see. BEATRICE YAROV Eves like twinkling stars on ' high- Form and face most fair. Poise a queen might envy — None can with her compare MARIAN ZERBONIA She speaks pleasant words and accompanies them with smiles. WILLIAM ZURKEY Always joking, having fun. He ' ll be missed by everyone. MARIE COLUCCI A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage . . . JOHN KOMARA Life is interesting if one at- tacks it with vigor. GEORGE LAZAAR Sv.-. ; :- ; r::od t i ' r.z.z the right and to uproot the wrong. JACK THOMPSON Variety, that ' s my motto If you don ' t have it, ought to. MARY THURIK Happy-go-lucky lass. Many a day she was absent from class. -t Page Thirty-two fc