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

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Our social activities began October 22 when we produced Night of Ianuary l6th. What a court! On December l3 you could have found the seniors and their friends skating at Rayen-Wood. All who attended the party had a grand time. Unusual socialibility pervaded during the formal banquet at Raver's, Ianuary l9th. Table appoint- ments were colorful in red and white. Bob Ioyce was toastmaster and Bob Rurnan lead group sing- ing. Short talks were given by Mr. Glasgow, Miss fudge, Lola Raptou, Mr. McClurg, and Ed Timar. Following these the seniors enjoyed dancing fnot mentioning what kindly the faculty either watched or sharpened their wits at bridge. The last Friday of our school days was spent in frolic. Howard Diamondstein was M. C. The out- standing feature was the beauty parade in which the football players contested. The swing band a la Tommy Dorsey in pantomine added merriment. Casey Shea was soloist. Iames McAuley was swing master of ceremonies. At this time the class gift to the school was presented. Sunday, Ianuary 23, Baccalaureate service was held in the school auditorium. Rev. H. C. McAuley gave an interesting and inspiring sermon. He was assisted by Rabbi Morris Gordon and Rev. Richard Stone. The School Choir sang --and they were at their best. Then came the much anticipated occasion--com- mencement. Dr. Arthur E. Bestor gave a top notch talk, one of the best ever given from the Wilson stage. The usual formal commencement presenta- tions followed. The school orchestra played. Rev. McGee read a most fitting benediction. Thus began our new education. For the portals of the school of life were opened to us. The Senior's Log