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

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RING Henry Brudis PeQQY Dugan Geraldine Sciortino Albert Susa Ed Timar ANNOUNCEMENT Dave Dellman Mary Perlich Louis Pizzuto Marilyn Wilhelm TEA Evelyn Anthonson Lydia DeCapita lean Flask Mary Sinesio Mary Smith Evelyn Warner BANQUET Kenneth Haqman Theodore Raptou Robert Human Geraldine Sciortino Ed Timar 1944 ANNUAL Marietta Anderson Elizabeth Baron Philip Crook Steve Grcevich lames McAuley PLAY Theodore Denys Howard Diamondstein Melvina Lanz Theodora Raptou CAP 6 GOWN Philip Crook Howard Fink lack Hughes Mary Sinesio CLASS DAY Betty Davison Bob Ioyce Melvina Lanz lames McAuley Frank Novotny BACCALAUREATE Joann Iones Ierome Pincus Ed Troll Iuanita Waltman COMMENCEMENT GIFT Bill Halter Henry Brudis Frances Neiman Eleanor Knapik Anna Mae Novosel Ioseph Sturm Iohn Seach Senior Committees -'Sf Page Fifteen Rv

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the graduating Seniors of Ianuary, 1944, upon this memorable occasion of graduation from Woodrow Wilson High School express our deep and sincere appreciation as a student body for the encouragement and inspiration of all those concerned with this magnificent institution. N looking back at the four to five odd years that we spent at Wilson, we seek the tremendous effect these years have had on our character and personality. We have changed from the young and naive to the undaunted young men and women of today. and its entire outlook has changed for us here at Wilson. Unlike preceeding graduating classes that have gone before us, we face a far different type of World-a world filled with problems. Thankfully we can say Wilson has prepared us for any and all problems. TUDIOUS, industrious, and obedient, we soon become the pride of the school. Naturally being so industrious, occasionally we went to the cafeteria to study for an extra period or two after school with the very considerate Mr. Barber to assist us in our problems. UR sincerest apologies go to the many teachers to whom we brought gray hairs and many restless nights. Unable to bear seeing them alone, we were frequent visitors to the offices of Miss Long, Mr. Wachter, and Mr. Glasgow for friendly conversations. OW that Mr. Blauser and Miss Greenwood have unlocked the cell gates, we realize how much we will miss them. To the school, Mr. McClurg and Miss fudge, our sponsors, goes our undying gratitude. For waving proudly in our hearts beside the Stars and Stripes is our own Wilson banner, a symbol of American Education. WILSON HIGH WE SALUTE YOU! OURS IS A MEMORY OF A LIFETIME. +3 Page Fourteen +31-

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