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

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Class Sponsors Sealed: Mabel Brungaid and Alice Cummings. Standing: Howard Harlman ond larrett Strickler. Ian. Class Sponsors: Miss Cummings and Mr. Harlman. lune Class Sponsors: Miss Brungard and Mr. Sirickler. June Class Officers Pres.. Dan Grybos; Sec, Mary Louise Lawrence; Treas., Audrey Howell: Vice Pres., Ray Horval. ■i5( Page Twenty-seven )

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Item: Kenneth Love wills his zoot suits to any boy who can wear them as well as he does. Item: Frank Mamrak wills his well-liked wavy hair to someone who will belter appreciate it. Item: LoVerne Maze wills her standing room on the school bus to any amateur football player who wishes to tackle with all the interference. Item: Robert Meresky wills his ability to sing to any boy that would desire it. Item: Ed Murphy wills his congenial ways to everyone. Item: Isabelle Neiman wills her love of plaid to any plain Junior who wants to appear brighter. Item: Helen Ostrowski wills her beautiful blond hair to brunette Mildred Kasmer who would like to have it. Item: Josephine Pecoraro wills her dancing ability to anyone who can ' t jitterbug. Item: Mike Pekar wills his ability to fix Mr. McDonnell ' s old broken radios to anyone who thinks he can do as good a job as he did. Item: Betty Petro wills her eyelashes to any girl who needs them to add to her beauty. Item: Mary Pompura wills her secludedness to any girl who would appreciate it. Item: Eleanor Popovich wills her locker to any Senior girl and football player. Item: Mary Pavlichko wills her boy friends to anyone who can handle them as well as she. Item: William Rakocy wills his Wilson score board sign to any capable person who has forti- tude enough to bear this obligation. Item: Arthur Regenstreich wills his shortness to any tall boy who might want it. Item- William Rhodes wills his sense of humor to any student in Miss George ' s class. Item: Marjorie Robinson wills the swell limes she had in school to any Freshman who thinks that school holds nothing for him but study and worry. Item: Joe Romanko wills his silence to any talkative boy. Item: Bettie Sciortino wills her bottom corner locker to anyone who likes to squeeze into small places. Item: Bill Scott wills his ability to translate Latin to anyone who needs help. Item: Warren Seckman forcefully wills (with tears in his eyes) his top locker to anyone who can get it. Item: Steve Sonoga wills the honor of his being the best looking boy in the class to any Senior B boy who might want it. Item: Katherine Sopkovic wills her toughness to any weakling who needs it. Item: Jack Sumrak wills his laughing eyes to someone who will better appreciate them. Item: Phyllis Szallai wills her art to any Senior B who could improve it. Item: Doris Tekac wills her Home Room teacher, Miss Eckert, to any class that appreciates a good teacher. Item: Evelyn Watson wills her daily Pepsi-Colas to any Freshman with a sturdy constitution. Item: Pete Velichko wills his courage, hope, and love to Betty Thomson. Item: Betty Weaver wills her front seat in Bookkeeping to anyone who wants it. Item: William Whipple wills his great interest in Photography to anyone who wants a good hobby. Item: Ethel Yarb wills her tall stateliness to any short girl who would like it. Item: Mary Yarowecki wills her obliviousness to any ill-starred person. Item: Bernard Yorkunas wills a pair of size 44 football pants to any Junior who can keep them up without using a belt. Item: Louis Yura wills his nice personality to any boy who envies it. Item: We, the January Class, do hereby nominate and appoint Mr. Hartman and Miss Cummings executors of this, our last will and testament empowering them to compromise, adjust, and deliver in such manner as they may deem proper, all property personal or real. We do hereby revoke all former wills and in testimony thereof we have set our hand, this twenty-sixth day of January, the nineteen hundred forty-third year of our Lord. Signed and acknowledged by said persons, as the last will and testament of the Senior class in our presence, and signed by us in his presence. ALICE CUMMINGS, Sponsor HOWARD N. HARTMAN, Sponsor EDWARD MURPHY HANNAH HARRIS January Class Will C( Page Twenty-six

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NANCY ADOHNATO ANGELINE ANAGNOSTOU NICK ANDREWS PAUL AUBENY Full of pep beautiful black hair daily mermaid Musically talented thoughtful and sincere pleasing way The reformed boy — no 9lh or lOths truly masculine hard worker in school Promising lad sticks to his work enthusiasm in huge chunks FRANK BABIK A quiet but likeable lad keen active mind that air and harmony of having fun JOHN BAILEY Good sport faithful in service subduedly cheerful LOIS BELLEVILLE Vivacious and full of fun becoming hair-dos early to bed, early to rise what does that mean ANN BENNY Promising sales girl sparkling merry eyes vivacious conversationalist LOUISE BERNARDIC A cheerful countenance moonlight and who? a friendly smile for all ANTOINETTE BERADUCCI I ' m always happy record breaker fair of face ( SYLVIO BERARDUCCI Dark-haired lad mischievous but clever asset to the class MARY BISSMAN Future Florence Nightingale dales galore gayety-maker ■ E| Page Twenty-eight