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

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Today is not just an ordinary school day in our lives, for this is our day of farewell to Wilson High School and its understanding faculty. We would like to thank personally Miss Pierson and Miss Eckert, our homeroom teachers, for their personal interest in each and everyone of us. We hope you have enjoyed us as a class as much as we have enjoyed you as our teachers. You can be sure that we ' ll always remember you both. To Miss Cummings and Mr. Hartman, our able and helpful sponsors, goes our gratitude for helping to make our last year at Wilson an enjoyable one. We wish to thank our principal, Mr. Glasgow, whose leadership inspired us on to attain new heights. May you guide future Wilsonians as you have guided us in the past. Although we go out into the world tomorrow and leave our high school days behind us forever, they will never be forgotten. There are no words to express the appreciation and gratitude that we feel within us today. MARJORIE ROBINSON In Appreciation •«8| Page Twenty IS '

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KATHERINE A. SOPKOVIC JOHN LOUIS SUMRAK PHYLLIS ANNETTA SZALLAl Tomboyish Sparkling eyes Good scholar athletic nice ways fine leader friend of all does the right thing merry ETHEL A. YABB MARY YAROWECKI BERNARD H. YORKUNAS LOUIS YURA Tall and neat Never tiring Athletic Good scholar good sport scholarly many steadfast pals short sociable somewhat shy always friendly • ( Page Nineteen ) ■

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There is a word which we, the January Class of 1943, hesitate to say today and that is goodbye. Most of us never realized that this world could come to mean so much to us as it does at this moment. Its meanings are numerous — meanings which are not found in the dictionary but which we feel down deep in our hearts. Knowing that we will no longer be able to have the understanding guidance of Mr. Glasgow, and the faculty, leaves a feeling of emptiness within us. We should like to say at this time that we could have chosen none finer, more apt, or more willing to aid us than Miss Cummings and Mr. Hartman, our class sponsors. As a whole, from this day on we are no longer a part of Wilson High. Those of you who are graduating later on will know then what we are trying to put into words now. MARJORIE ROBINSON Farewell ■ Page Twenty-one