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

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James M ' Siffin Chesi-er Sfodhik Walter Hosa Ralph Fischer yfilled in Action Bob WiericH ■{ Page Sixteen }

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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

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Fellow students, and faculty too Here are some rhymes prepared for you; For when you ' re old and want to reminisce, You ' ll take out your annual and beam on this. There ' s smiling Helen Volar, with dimples always there, Beside her sits Shramo — blue eyes and golden hair! I ' ll always remember Miller — Janie, known to you She always had her homework, and done correctly too. And Irish Florence Furlong who was never on time to school Let her friends make up excuses while she slept late, as a rule. Think of snow and icy ponds and think of Lucy Brown. For as a skater she ' s a whiz, someday she ' ll win renown! Don ' t forge t Mutts Herzich, president of our class For she ' s the best and in her work there ' s none can her surpass. I couldn ' t forget Bud Miquel, with slicked hair and creased pants For he was a Romeo with the girls, for him they ' d do a dance. Ever-present George Kanos — known better as The Voice Always had a part in plays for he was Barber ' s choice. Think of Marilyn and Chuck when you think of Senior plays For Bailey and Bush got along quite well, remember those days? There ' s Eddie and Esotto, musicians in the band Also, drummer Phyllis Jones, the three best in the land. Remember Florence Hubert, the best dressed in the class, Tops in taste of pretty clothes, was this blond-haired lass. Look at those football shoulders — it ' s Gavozzi at each game; For someday on the gridiron, Ted ' s name will mean fame. Remember Gloria Soppelsa, so retiring and so shy; But as a friend so steadfast, on her you could rely. Dickie Simon was devil, a rascal plain to see The handsomest of Senior A ' s, a navy man to be. Dolores Barry with her long hair, was always neat and clean And wherever you saw her, her side-kick Pat was seen. Out on the polished floor, Frank and Ginny ' s feet are seen; For dancing is their specialty, and they make quite the team. Now Mary ' s got a broken nose, she fell off of a horse; In class, those muffled giggles, belonged to Davis, of course. Remember Howard Sigal, the editor of our class; Also, Don Sibson, a president of Congress alas! There are many more to write about but some are over there These deserve the highest praise, their good times are so rare. Enough of this sing and song for now, but please remember me As the girl who went to school too long Because she ' s too carefree. — JEAN ALLEN I ' ll Always Remember ■ Page Seventeen |J