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

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VRANCICH, MATTHEW D. WELLENDORF, JEAN Matt Jeanie Blue eyes and curly crops; Smiling, demure; she ' ll always With Senior A ' s he ' s rated tops. be; She ' ll be a success, you ' ll see! Also Graduating BALKOVAC, JOHN BARNHART, ALVIN PEPLOW, ISABELLE TRUHAN, PAUL ZETTS, STEPHEN GAHAGAN, LEE Stephen Zetts and Lee Gahagan were called into service for our country before graduation but were also graduated with this Class. ■{ Page Fourteen )•

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SANO, SALLY T. Sal SETNYK, ANNA Annie A piano player ' tis true is she; Quiet, efficient and nice to Some day a pro at this she ' ll know; he. A ray of light where e ' er you go. SHRAMO, MARY JANE Mickey Here ' s a lady; full of grace; Blond hair and pretty face. SIBSON, DONALD J. Sibby He ' s well known from far and near; Congress President in his Senior year. SICH, WILLIAM Bill Loyal to his friends, full of fun, It ' s plain to see he gets things done. SIGAL, HOWARD M. Leonidas Popular student, never cuts capers; He edits the Hi-Lights papers. SIMON, RICHARD LOUIS Dick SMITH, FRANCES P. Pat Here ' s the best looking guy in Always smiling, pretty red hair; the class; friend in need — and Pat is A carefree guy to every lass. there. SOPPELSA, GLORIA E. Glo SUSOR, RAYMOND Ray Quiet and retiring is our friend A brilliant fellow is this male; Glo; In his work he ' ll never fail. Neat and shining from head to toe. VETRICIN, FRANK H. Vetri VOLAR, HELEN M. Dimples A somewhat shy smile is always An attractive gal with dimples there; too; He spreads his good deeds A real lady through and everywhere. through.

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Paul Truhan John Bolkovac The class of January ' 45 expresses their deepest sympathy to the families of Cpl. Jake Bolkovac and Pvt. Paul Truhan. Both boys graduated by absentia, their mothers receiving their diplomas. Jake ' s death, at the age of nineteen, was caused by an airplane crash in Florida in September. Paul, eighteen at the time, was killed in Ger- many just two months after he would have graduated. They will long be remembered in the hearts of all students and teachers. In Memory { Page Fifteen