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

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TO THE SENIORS OF IUNE, 1946 I congratulate you upon the high privileges that you will enjoy. You are the first class to graduate after five years of war. Peace has come to our country. You are privileged to join that great throng of Americans Whose unique right, as well as responsibility, is to comfort those who mourn, bind up the Wounds of those who suffer, feed those who are hungry and keep bright the ideals for which so many have died. lt is yours to do your bit to help iron out our differences and bring about an era of harmony and good will among our people so that we may enioy the blessings of peace and prosperity. G. W. GLASGOW -if Page Pour fif-

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The Annual Committee of the Senior Class of Nineteen- hundred forty-six presents the Wilson Orion. We hope that we have herewith succeeded in reviewing events of the school year. This is the first Post-war edition, and may we look forward in the coming years for the Orion that need not reflect the sadness and uncertainty of the past few years of war. IENNI KOMARA, Editor B. E. WILLIAMSON, Business Manager Home Room Representatives Lois Craft Betty Valley Mary Myers Clara Ventresco Erma Timko Sid Davis Phyllis Droney Layout Bob Filip George Bregar Norman Fagin Page Five Editorials Sid Davis Bill Theodore Advertising Mary Lou Tyson Rosemarie I-laught Sports Chuck Perazich Typist Ann Biccuitti Annual Staff