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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1947 volume:

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L -'V , f V X , I lm' ' : , ' A :rg x X - ' Q A if wa lf--:CAF -1 Q., if P- , ' ' - Tl if' x gif' THE QDLQSLIQDN UQQQW H 7 Woodrow W1lson Hlgh School n , O S T' X Q YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO VOLUME 9 Foreword Ladres and Gentlemen Now we come to the rnarn event of the year The Graduatron of the Ianuary Class of 1947 You have wrtne sed the prelrmrnary events startrng wrth the group of starry eyed youngsters who entered the B1gTop tWoodrow Wrlsonl 1D Ianuary of 1943 You have wrtnessed th rr lrves through four years the1r loys the1r heartbreaks the1r loves the1r hates the1r sadness the1r happrness You have v1ewed the1r p1cn1cs partres the1r frrst Formal Dance the1r l1ISl date and you have seen the flne qualltres that go rnto the makrng of a good Amen can grow and flourrsh under the careful gurdance and krndness of our teachers You have seen the traqedres that come wrth war affect the lrves of these young people you have seen the boys of th1s class who helped Wllh th1s war come back somehow much older than vshen they left You have seen the1r serrous srde and you have seen thexr hghter srde Now w1th Baccalaureate Servrce and the Banquet over they awa1t one thrng that glorrous rught when through tears of Joy and sadness they recerve the1r drplomas For now they stand before you our future government our future world Exctted and bewrldered for once agarn they are the starry eyed youngsters who once were startmg out rnto a new world God Bless Them' Now the curtarn comes down and we thank you for your krnd cooperatron rn makrng th1s the best show ever' Ladres and Gentlemen The Frnale Dolores Naples lx 1 . ,, . 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Q3 CIROMOILQIZ if To the Students and Teachers of Woodrow Wrlson Hrgh School Greetrngs You have had a good school year an mterestrng year and an eventful year I congratulate you upon your many ach1evements and upon your hne school sprnt We are l1v1ng 1n a very 1nterest1ng perlod 1n the hlstory of the world Many people are hlled w1th fear of the future They thmk that the d1scovery of atomlc energy means the destruct1on of modern c1v1l1zat1on These people say that the present generauon of youth 1S golng to the dogs that h1gh of respons1b1l1ty and that they are rnterested only 1n a good tlrne We heard that same k1nd of talk after World War I War always throws thlngs out of jomt War are followed by lawlessness unrest susp1c1on crrrne hatred and other forms of ev1l I have enough conhdence 1n modern youth to belleve that the vast majorrty are sound at heart and are responslve to appeals for worthy causes and are Wllllnq to accept respons1b1l1ty I am convmced that our present generatron of youth w1l1 succeed 1n bu1ld1ng a better world You have learned 1n school how to work together and play together and l1ve together as good frlends and ne1ghbors You respect the rlghts and behefs of others regardless of race color and creed It IS through such good w11l and mutual understandmg that the day w1ll come when r1ghteousness and peace shall rergn ln the earth Yes thrs 1S a challengrng age accept the challenge' PAUL C BUNN Super1ntendent of Schools DR FREDI ESSIG Thrs genzal gentleman IS the duector of Youngstown Hrgh Schools P r 4 A W It .X I f , ' 'gm school boys and girls do not take life seriously, that they have no sense fa to 1,4 Theme Our theme of a circus is representative of the many years of practice in preparation for the big show. The show is presented twice yearly, but each requires twelve years of practice. After the big show there is no other preliminary practice, for we, the graduates, are star performers of another BIG SHOW the world of today 5-ef'--e' ,I The show opens at Wilson every mormnq with the call to colors I F me Fw '49 Or1on Staff For those sen1ors and undergraduates who W1Sh to remember the pass1ng scenes of 1946 47 we the Or1on staff br1ng you th1s year book It 1S symbollc of Wllson s growth expans1on and of the many outstand1ng acts that have been put on durmg the past two semesters rn the tent of Wllson Wlth the guldance of MISS Ioyce the fxnanclal ab1l1ty of MISS Gustavson the ass1stance that M1ss Hastmqs so kmdly rendered 1n the art work rt IS our s1ncerest w1sh that th1s Or1on w1ll be remembered by all RUTH DLACICH Edrtor DELORES NAPLES CoEd1tor BUSINESS COMMITTEE Ioe Brlas Iohn Perl1ch Frances McCartney Ida R1CC1l9ll1 Rrchard Roch Iohn ASSIOH Kay N1ChOl1 son Al Grbala Dlck Butler Florence Lubrrck SPORTS N1ck Bolkovac Charles Perazlch SPECIAL FEATURES Sally Whlte Eleanor Kmetz Exleen B1llock Helen Yurko Thelma Iones Iamce Bopp Anna Mane MGIkOV1Ch ART Antonette DeV1ncent Bertha Horvath W1ll1am Gromoi sky Ruth Fox LITERARY Helen Berqu1st Helen Kot Dorothy Steffen Ahce IGg19lSkY Florence Alexotf Betty Knaplc TYPIST Robert Kalafut 1 P q gl I ' 1 . . . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 , . 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I V 7136 .1 -ve. 5+ The Rmgmaster To the Sen1ors The pleasure I take 1n Wntrng lh1S message to you IS mcreased by the thought that th1s yearbook w1ll be a bndge of memory rn the years to come Back across rt rn fancy you w1l1 travel to the happy gladsome days of H1gh School so f11led Wllh pleas ant assocratlons There you w11l renew the hopes asprrauons and ambxtrons that were born rn those days In that way th1s book w1ll be a joy and an 1nsp1rat1on to you all the days of your lrfe As ever yours G W GLASGOW 4 P qe E1qh1 r Board of Directors MR PAUL WACHTER MISS HELEN ROBERTSON ASS1SfGnl Prmcxpcxl and Deon of Boys Guldance DIIGCYOI fyrikr v-wwf' .W 'Br' ,T f X Long Deon of G1rIs talks 1t over wzth Irene Grybos P1 Tm p 'x n P , 0 B' ' c 1. . ,,:,1L of V ' ff ...- 55, I jf I 5 f wr x , Mm Y - I g .-. Q ,WI ' --.V , , - 1 , - in ,r. 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Math and Sclence UPPFR PICTURE Lfft to R1qht N1ck Tomn ck S1dney SIIVOIITICID Lester McDonnell Home-r Clovwlfmd sm B1111 r P1111 Was ex IOVVFR PIUVURE Qt 1d 1111 M ke M1 Che Howird Hmtmfm Robert W 1161 :on Wllham Iones VM :lirics MCCCT Q- Ge IC NIFDIIPISOTA SG' PG Idrxett Str1ckWe2r A1 F9 I-hqley F orence Rofmp Blake Hog k ns Kerdm .J Nor Q Pnqe Twolve lf- I . I A L , 1 , . , 1, , Huge: 11 5 FE , 1 . ht . ' . A ' w' 1 ' 11 1 fl 11' 'r . A .rx li, J e .. . fzt ' 1 A , 1 I . ' , 1 1 , Home Economics Qldnbnuf MM Commerc1a1 WEB PICTURV D Z ss Rm Geerr C1 A Ce Gu vsed A f L 1 Pair. mrtfpn 4 ' 4 4 I 32 A ' 3, , f ' 5 1 C I, I , I , i I UPPER PICTURE: Flszence Kuqler, Lulu Ezllzgrxri, Ruih Lcnq, Helen flcxtcn, Louie Ludngxn. LO ..: S2:zzu-1 Q , r .'.'oc', 11 Stix ., :..:e'J Oixuhi, Rui.. -if 1 TH' J, Ke Student Congress The Student Congress was hrst orgamzed 1n 1939 to g1ve the students a closer relat1onsh1p w1th school affa1rs One representat1ve IS sent from each home room to the Con gress The presldent 1S elected by the student body wh1le the other offrcers are chosen by the Congress In the last year the Student Congress has sponsored dances tor the student body also a tr1p to East L1verpool to the W1lson Llverpool football game Plans are now be1ng completed to turn the study halls 1nto Honor Studv Halls A record player w1ll be placed 1n the Honor Study Hall to help students apprecxate good muslc A tutonng commlttee has been orgamzed to tutor students who have trouble wxth the1r studles The Congress has vanous other commxttees whlch have been tuncuonmg dur1ng the year The adv1sors are Mrs Shollenberger and Mr Slavm Bud Br1ckman N1ck Bolkavac Helen Berqu1st Fall Term Pres1dent Spnng Term Pres1dent V1ce Pres1dent S-z Treasurer ............... Norman Dav1s ,f ,77tf-,fry f 0-'L V927 Secretary ................. Agnes Smith -'Sl Page Fourteen E+ Office Girls I would hke to see Mary Iones for a few mmutes Would you please get her for me Please see where Iohnny Sm1th 1S th1s per1od Could you please run th1s d1tto off as soon as p0SS1ble Requests l1ke these are not uncommon for the g1r1s who work or Mr Barber The g1rls contrlbute a free per1od every day to work 1n one of these Off1CeS They are known for the1r courteous ways and eff1c1ent manner 1n handlmg odd jobs The1r capable servxce IS greatly appreclated by everyone they serve Page Flfteen in the Main Office, or for Miss Long, Miss Robertson, Mr. Wachter ' E History Office The Hlstory Oihce asslstants serve therr school by g1v1ng one hour of thelr tlme each day attendmg to dut1es 1n Room 204 Wh1Ch IS a spec1a1 hbrary for the Soc1a1 Stud1es Department Th1s 1S a small room but there 1S much act1v1ty s1nce 11 con ta1ns many valuable books magazmes and other matenal neces sarv 1n a days work Heavy respons1b111ty 1S thrown upon these voluntary asslst ants They are untmng 1n then efforts and render mvaluable serv1ce AdV1SOI Mmme K Shollenberger f Page SIXTGOFI 1 I . e' ' he ENGLISH OFFICE The grrls who work in the English Office merit comrnendatron They work untirmgly so that the office may function efficiently Their work rs to check all outgorng and mcommg materials stamp English magazines and keep a record of the distribution of all supplementary materrals They each willingly grve one period of their time each day to help promote the English work in W1lson BOOKROOM Collecting distributing and stamping of text books are the SGIVICES which are performed by the Bookroom staff To do thrs successfully the group must know the exact lo cation of all the material rr- the Bookroom Contacting students who have lost books is the task per formed by the girls. At the beginning of each new semester the staff is respons- ible for distributing books to all students. All work is carried on under the supervision of Mr. Zoss. if Page Seventeen 'fe The Library Keepers of tho books are the girls in the upper grades who donate one period a day of their own time to serve the students of W11son The hbrary IS open to all students for reference or recreational reading Miss Arnold our librarian has taught her assistants the fundamentals requrred to be a good librarian Such work as checking attendance charging books cardinq and shelving are just a few of their many and numerous tasks which they carry ou For thos who need books for reports Miss Arnold and her ing material E n L assistants, gladly give their help and suggestions for good rcad- 2' 'Q .f 4 is-Y -55551 an Q , .- 0' ' Q uni ! ll 2 w I 5 1, I xt X R- no 1 7 1 UWIFI Q y Z: ' dl Q X M4 ' 'Q rl, QQ 'Q 11 'x I I 1--12 f N Ig., I GX 'fu 4 A s I 'bf 'Q Iwi I Q nv xxx N IU , Vw II I 0 Q Hn ' o AWK I Q ! 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Miss Helen Iudge, AEPPLI RICHARD Red This lad wlth han' oi red Is stxll the best when all IS saxd BAILEY ELSIE Sweet vorce a quret way Always kmd words wzll say BAKALIK PAULINE Pony word From her an untruth rs never heard BARRY RICHARD Rrch Quiet lad who IS shy And xs sure to get by BENSINGER ROBERT Ben So happy and carefree And rs pleasant to see BLANGERO HARRY Har Curly blonde haxr an athlete tue Our class wont be complete wrthout you ANDERSON DOROTHY e Tall attractxve yoyous smxle Ietf makes our class worth while BAK GERTRUDE Gertle Always a dependable lass Frrend to all rn our class BAKES ANNETTE Baby A member ol our band BENEDICT RUTH 'Ruth Neat Attractrve wmnmg smrle She makes her hte very worth whlle BILAS IOE ose A hugh upstandmg boy From whom we imd our yoy BRICKMAN HOMER Bud Hrs pleasant word and wmnmg smrle Wrll always make hrs hte worth whrle . 1 I n u III HH - I. . W ll ,ll I I , . , ,,El,, ,. . ., A pleasing smile, a pleasant She is helpful and grand. I CENE BERT Bert Blonde halr wmnmg smxle He wxll make hrs lnie worth whlle COSTELLO EMIL Abbot A handsome lookmg boy And always full of 1oy DRAPENSTADT BILL Drabbl And always on the beat FAIT ELEANOR Always smxhng always neat To have many fnends IS er meat FECKO ELEANOR E Frxendly smlle charmxng lass A new addmon to our class GALMISH ROBERT Squash Intellxgent benevolent and competent He ll always be a presldent COLUCCI STEVE Steve Helpful generous lrlendly too Wllh0ul you our class could never D AN GELO SAM Sam Short ln stature IS thls lad No better sportsman can be had DUN KEL NORMAN Norm Wlth a good word every day I-'ARES MARTHA Peanuts Tmy and lull of lun And always on the run FOX RUTH A glrl wrth hlgh Ideals And to us does appeal GIRARDI CARMEN Timo Black han' smxhng face Wxth h1m sadness has no place ' - do. t r 1' .. up I A . A fill! student to meel, Always smiling, Qlwqys gay, MEIN 1, .. . . h I ,. lu . . . . I GOODALL. THOMAS Farmer This boy answered his country's call, To him we owe our all. GUZZO. GEORGE Guz Plays the tuba and bass, With gay rhythm and grace. HALLAHAN IOHN Spratt Short in stature, wavy hair When you need him, he's always there. HRITZ IOE Iakey Popular and witty IS this lad For him his life is never sad IONES DELORES A popular girl a friendly smile To be her friend wed walk a mile KNISKA EMIL With eyes and hair brown None better can be found GROMLEY. IOHN lake A doctor he is to be. A good one, just wait and see. HALL, WILLIAM Bill' In courage, this boy has no lack He served his country, now he's back. HORVATH EUGENE Yanner A tall handsome, athletic . No better sportsman to be had. HUGHES LAURA Dtmples Tall attractive singing voice This girl is certainly our choice KAUFMAN TERRY Ierry An actor great this lad will be Proudly we ll say we knew Ierry KOZICKI ANN Annie weet and popular is this lass An absolute treasure to our class KRAMER DAVID Dave No better lad has ever been found We re always happy when he s around I.II.I.EY I EAN Ieanme Charmmg and pleasant smlle For her the boys go wlld MAUCH KENNETH Kenny Tall quxet studxous a From hzm a harsh word IS never heard MULICHAK MARGARET Marque Lots of fun a brt shy And we know she ll get by NATYSHAK IOHN Bxg Iohn Brown halr and tall as heck He served as a leatherneck PETRO THOMAS Tommxe Dark hcnr and pleasant smrle I-lavmg fun IS hrs style KRILL IOE Smalts He rs trmrd and small And always on the ball SM-Q9 MARMILICH MILDRED Bunny She 15 a loytul lass Who has cz lot of class McLEAN RONALD Ronny Always xs on the beam And on our football team NAPLES DOLORES Dee Ambmous and so neat Tlus grrl cannot be beat PETRO EDWARD Ed has served hrs country well Quite a story he could tell PERAZICH CHARLES Buddy Interested IH the sports Crackmg 1okes of all sorts X ' I I' H H U . . . . . , . . , . . . . l Ci. . . . . . ,, . ,. ,,Ed,. . ' I ' I ' s . f' x I PERLICH IOHN Yanna Tall and stately rs thus lad For hmm always a good word can be had PREMOZICH CAROLINE Moonbeam Majorette who rs swell And does strut very well RENZENBRINK HARRISON Hannon Tall wlth an always smllmg ace Thxs boy has a wmnmg grace RODGERS DONNA Long blonde halr and dancmg ee To be her frlend IS a real treat SLIMAN DANIEL S rp At football thrs boy does exceed A lad our class does surely need SURTEI. EDWARD Bay Rum He fought and helped to wtn the war From htm we cannot ask for more POLLOCK IRENE Wmkle Smrlmg popular always neat To be her Irxend IS no great feat RANALLI IOE Perps Always busy always ga Wxth a happy wmmng way RISHER DONALD Rxsh Wlth our class he does rate And IS rn room 208 RUZ STANLEY Karloii Small rn stature qulet lad No hner Inend can be had SMITH VIRGINIA Vlrg Always chattermg always gay Wrth a new loke everyday TARANTINO FRANK Terry Tall dark and handsome too Always gay never blue . , I . . . . . . ' ' f Y' . . . . I , . , . HD R.. ,, ,. I I. . I , .. I. ,, ., . ., . . TATAR RUDY Rud He IS quiet and tall Always seen ln the ha TOCICKI WALTER Katz A good word for all any place VRANCICH THERESA Tres Blonde tresses smxlmq lace And always lull of grace WELLS RITA Wellsy Popular carefree and gay Wxth a happy wmnmg way ALSO GRADUATING nmrros cyan. Hocmcxo. LAWRENCE HUDAK. s'n:v1-:N 'rnAvr:Rs, RAYMOND -tl Page Twenty sxx lf- TIMMINS MARGARET Marge A smlhng face bnght red tresses Admued most for the way she dresses ICTOR ROBERT Bob Quiet lad wxnmng smlle He wlll make hls lxfe worth whxle WATSON CONRAD Sonny A very yolly soul Hts name we have on roll YURIEVICH RUDY Served m the Army Corp And has returned once more . , n H 1' H ' ll 1 , V . ll ll 'I 'I Dark hair, smiling lace, ' 1 ' ' ' - I ' - , . I D - I - I , . ll ll ' . I A ' . January Class Committees Advisors Home Room Teachers Miss Iudge Mrs. A. George Brown Mr. Mitchell Mrs. M. Shollenberger Officers Semor Play Pres Bob Galmish V Pres Elsie Bailey Sec Donna Rodgers Treas Dolores Jones Social Richard Aeppli Gertrude Bak Norman Dunkel Bob Galmish Ed Petro Tom Petro Carolyn Premoz1ch Commencement Eleanor Fecko Ioe Kr1ll Rudy Tatar Rita Wells G1 t Richard Aeppli Gertrude Bak Norman Dunkel Bob Galrmsh Ed Petro Tom P tro Carolyn Premoz1ch Harry Blangero Steve Colucci Carmen Girardi Mildred Marm1l1ch Ronald McLean Margi Tlmmlns Annual Ioe Bilas Ruth Fox Dolores Naples Iohn Perlich Dan Sliman Mothers Tea Annette Bakes Annabelle Herchick Laura Hughes Ann KOZ1Ck1 Margaret Muhchal Irene Pollock Banquet Dorothy Anderson Martha Fares Eugene Horvath David Kramer Iean Lilley Virginia Smith Baccalaureate Bud Br1ckman Sam D Angelo lack Gromley Kenneth Mauch Class Day Elsie Bailey Pauline Bakalik George Guzzo Dolores Iones Ierry Kaufman Charles Perazich Ioe Ranalh Donna Rodgers Frank Tarantino Walter Tocicki Bob Victor Announcement lack Hallahan Ioe Ranall1 Theresa Vranc1ch Cap and Gown Richard Barry Ruth Benedict Eleanor Fart Ioe Hritz All are needed by each one E . .S . . .f . e . . Nothing is fair or good alone. January Senior Play 645 Mavic! NEVER TOO LATE by Don Elser The Ianuary Class presented Never Too Late on December 5th and Sth This IS the story of a money making man Mr Lee who suddenly decides to turn from stocks and bonds and become a fam11y man However he has neglected h1S fam1ly so long he fmds it difficult to get back into the famlly circle Comphcation after complication arlses before he makes much headway Th1s play prov1ded an evening ot wholesome entertainment for young and old alike The author of Never Too Late Mr Elser is a member of the faculty at Youngstown College Deed1e Virginia Smith Charles Charles Perazich Richard Aeppli Mr Lee Ierry Kaufman Mrs Lee Donna Rodgers M1ss Stanley Dolores Naples Arthur Robert Galmish Kathryn Dolores Iones Lewis Ronald McLean Football Players Harry Blangero Steve Coluccr Sam DeAngelo Iohn Natyshak Society Ladies Ruth Benedlct Anna Belle Herch1k Ann Koz1ck1 Others who help to make the play a success were Paullne Bakallk Norm Dunkel Carmen Gxrardx Ioseph Knll Carolyn Premozlch Ioseph Bilas Bert Cene Kenneth Mauch Edward Petro Bob Bens1nger Steve Co1ucc1 Conrad Watson Iean Lilley Donald R1sher Walter Toc1ck1 Elsie Ba11ey Irene Pollock T , 5 L A-ff-F f ff It L fl - D I ' I . - , . . . , . , Virginia .............................. ...... M argie Timmins 1 - If A 1 ' I - 1 I I I I I . ..,. . January Class Will The show is now hitting the road and we Seniors are leaving behind a few tokens for the next show Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item 1 28 Rrchard Aeppli w1lls hrs job 1n the press box to anyone that 1S as blind as he was Dorothy Anderson w1lls her tallness to Dorothy Mamrak who rs so short Annette Bakes wills her brother Iohn to Miss Eckert who knows how to handle problem children Richard Barry w1lls his position as football manager to Iohn Walega Pauline Bakalik wills her seat in Mass Luebben s Spanish class to her brother Bob Elsie Bailey w1lls all the lun she had 1n her Senior A semester to Shirley Hreso Gertie Bak Wills her p1nk elephan to Kilroy Ruth Benedict w1lls her back seat rn 7th period study hall to any one who hkes to talk Bob Bensmger wills his place in the boy s ensemble to any sopho more who can get along with I O Rothwell Ioe Bilas w1lls his seat in orchestra to hrs concert artist friend Ed Smrek Harry Blangero wills his end posrtron on the team to Iim Gavozz1 Bud Brrckman wills his worries to the next president of the Student Congress Bert Cene wills his seat n Art Class to any up and coming 8th grader Steve Coluccr wills his rnterest rn stage work to anyone who can stay with it B111 Drabenstadt wills his ab1l1ty to get along w1th Miss Arnold to any up and coming tudent who thmks he can do 1t Norm Dunkel w1lls his ability to get out of class to anybody who may have as many excuses as he had Sam DAngelo wills his ability to play football and basketball to any boy who likes them Eleanor Fart w1lls her ability to graduate to her brother Ioe Martha Fare w1lls her eagerness to do her shorthand homework to Mary Ferry Ruth Fox wills her 4tl'1 period History seat to Louise Narvet Bob Galmish wills his iob as Class President to his Brother Cy Tom Goodall w1lls hrs book of tardy slips to Swede Carlson Carmen G1rard1 wills his love for girls to Tony and Blackre if they know the right technique' lake Gromley wills his seat in H R 208 to any 8 B who wants it fSuckerl George Guzzo w1lls h1s twelfth grade English to his brother Mike Eugene Horvath wills h1s end positron to Duck Chamberlain B111 Hall wills his place n Miss Cumming s class to anyone who can resist chewing gum Page Twenty nme 2. . I . 3. ' , , ' . 6. . . . . . 7. . . . 1 . t 8' . L . . - 10. . . . . . . . I ll. ' ' ' ' ' '. 12. . . . . h . 13. ' ' i ' 14. . . . . . Item l5. Emil Costello wills his seat in Hygiene to his brother, Giggles. 16. ' ' ' L ' ' ' 17. ' ' 18. , . . . . 19. ' ' ' ' , . 20. s ' 21. ' . ' ' ' . 22' . . . . . . I . 23. ' ' ' . 24. . . . . . . I . 25. ' ' ' . . - ' . 26. . . . . I . . 27. . . .. . I Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item January Class W1ll Laura Hughes wills her love for H R 205 and Mrs Shollenberger to any eighth grader who is lucky enough to have 205 for h1s H B David Kramer w1lls his space in Mrs Brown s cupboard to anyone who 15 able to make a good mess of 1t Ioseph Kr11l w1lls h1s POSIIIOH as toolman IH Auto Shop to Iohn Novotny Ierry Kaufman wills his affection for M ss Luebben and Spamsh class to anyone Iean Lilley wills her seat 1n Mr Hartman s Hyglene class to anyone who can take his teasing Margie Mull hak w1lls her prosperous semor year to her sister Ann and Mary Nemec Kenneth Mauch w1lls h1s two perlods of P A D to any up and coming Sen1or B in need of a cred1t M1ll1e Marmillch w1lls her bangs to her s1ster Louise Dolores Naples w1lls her ability to keep a top locker all the t1me she was at Wilson to Flo Liskay Iohn Natyshak w1lls his 3rd penod Econom1cs Class to anyone who hkes to sleep Chuck Peraz1ch wills his love for a 9th grade girl to any person who appreciates Beauty Irene Pollock w1lls her ab1l1ty to get along with the teachers as well as she did to her s1ster Betty Tommle Petro w1lls h1s Bu1ck to B111 Draper who IS everlastlngly f1x1ng h1S Model T Ford Honor Soclety to h1s cousin Iohn Markovich Donna Rodgers w1lls her ability to get around Mr Barber to some unfortunate Senior COn1y krddmg ot course? Harrlson Renzenbr1nk W1llS h1s ab1l1ty to be late to anyone who can get away with it Ioe Ranalll wills all h1s good speeches to any up and coming Sen1or Dan Shman W1llS h1s good clean sense of humor to his Buddy Bob Teddy Bear Moran so he can be as good frlends w1th the glrls as he was Don Rlsher w1lls all h1s good teachers to his young brothers V1rg1n1a Smith w1lls her lst and 3rd period cook1ng classes to any one who gets hungry before lunch Rudy Tatar w1lls h1s seat 1n Mrs Shollenbergers P AD class to h1s brother Arthur Walter TOC1Ck1 w1lls his bowl1ng Gblllly to Russell Schuster Marge 'limmins w1lls her fnendship with Mrs Shollenberger and Mrss Arnold to her s1ster Flo Frank Tarantino wills his home room seat to anybody that hkes to sit st1ll for hfteen minutes Theresa Vranclch w1lls her natural curly ha1r to her sister Mary Ann Conrad Watson wills h1s detentions from Mr Wachter to Obie 1 Pang Th1rty 29. i ' ' . . . - 32. l ' ' ' i ' 33. ' ' -l n ' . ' ' . PC . I . . I I 36: . . I . . I . I . I . I 37. g ' v ' ' ' Item 42. Iohn Perlich wills- his ability to become a member of the Senior 43. . ' 'U I . 45' . . I h - . . 1 47. ' I ' ' ' . 48. . . . . . . . U 49. U ' ' ' .b ' . . . 50. t , . ' Q. . .. U 52. U - u ' 'I 'I I ' 53. ' ' I ' ' . I 4 ,Ex ' 3 '21 ' 1 WA 'P QL fag 5 f.AX if ' A 'Wifi' wf as 5 1 2 .W rua My V..?,g,,g k Nw gm' t ,B ,, V A Z f ' Ya If 4' 9 3' 2, is I if f r w v wil' - 5 at , Semor ACt1V1t19S Tanda Y Teens Anderson Dorothy Barley Elsre Balces Annette B nedxct Ruth Fatt Eleanor Fares Martha Fecko Eleanor Fox Htlh Hughes Laura Iones Dolores Kozlckr Ann L1lley lean Marmallch Mrldred Mullchak lVlarq1e Naples Dolore Pollock Irene Premomch Carolyn Rodgers Donna Smlth VXICJIIIIG Vranctcle Theresa Natlonal FOISHSIC Naples Dolore Booster Club Aepplt Ftrchard Perazlch Charles Petro Tom Basketball Team D Angelo 5 rm Shman Dan Managers Barry Rtchard Pera71ch Charles Student Congress Brlckman Bud Krtll loe Perazxch Charles Cmema Club Mauch Kenneth Peraztch Charles Travel Club Drabenstadt B111 League H1Y Aepph Rxchard Brtckmcn Bud Dunkel Norman rlallahan lack Petro Tom Recordmg Club Balley llsle Hughes Laura Naoles Dolo es Pollock Irene Premozlch Carolyn Nohonal Honor Socxety Ba1ley Elste Bal: Certr do Hughes Laura Tones Dolores arles Dolores Spamsh Club Bakes Annette Latin Sodalltas Anderson Dorothy Bak Gertrude Fefko Eleanor lwaples Dolores Football Team Blangero Harry D Angelo Sam Horwath Eugene Natyshak Iohn Shman Dan Orchestra Bakes Annette Btlas Ioe Cuzzo George Band Bakes Annette Brlas Ioe Cuzzo George Hntz Ioe Prernoztch Carolyn Rlfle Club Aepph Rlchard Premozlch Carolyn McLean Ronald l I I I 0 A Y I . . , , ,Q, N., , fl, Q ' Y ' Z .. 1 1' ' ' . N N , , Wells, Rua Mae ' , , s ' ' e Q r f 1, V I 1 . A 1 , , . . . -. Y :z vll.tII, - Curtain There are times in a person's life when he must leave behind the objects he loves dearly, and take the next step in life. In leaving Wilson High School we must really enter the Big Topw-living in a world of keen competition! We are facing the task of adventuring into the world and using the knowledge and talents we have acquired during our stay at W1lso1 We have become attached to our school because of the understanding directors we have had while preparing for The Show We have also been influenced by the wounderful spurt of the Wilson students The hours we spent at Wilson were happy ones Some days the progress seemed slow but with the help of our 1n-structors We were able to better understand our Cues There have been many students who have graduated with a feeling of vacancy and loss We belleve that none have felt a greater loss or emptrness than we do on this day our graduation day We the January Class of 1947 say Farewell' The memory of you shall linger with us wherever we may be' ' Iohn Perlzch IJ ,XX l . . . 1. I . , . H H . . - . H H I . H . 1 b - fi H 1 i I - sr: l f 0:1 ,gulf ... -1 x - Q ,.f.'1 N- , . ' f -1 Mi. ,. .Q , . , 1 ' J I I . I L, 5 vt-' -V Q , , ' 6 f 14 -1 t , -.f Lt 'Qui T P I une Class Officers Pres1dent Dom1n1c S1m1one V1ce Pres1dent N1ck Gcrntcmo Secretary Mary Loney Treasurer Walter Arens Sponsors Kcxthrme Luebben Iarrett Stnckler f Page Thlriy four ALEXOFF FLORENCE A talkauve manner shes al ways gay A very mce grrl rn a very nrce way ARENS WALTER A charmrng manner and very neat A pleasmg combrnahon hard to beat BABNIC MARGARET She rs cute and so petrte All agree that she rs sweet BAER ELEANOR Reddrsh mrst of wavrng harr Dark eyes glowmg brrght and BALAS IULIA Thrs cheerful fnendly blond Is one of whom we are especr ally fond BATTAGLIA THOMAS Frrendly well burlt xt s true Good rn athleucs and popular too AMICARELLI VIOLA Pleasmg rn a qulet way As she goes on every day ASSION JOHN Many are Iohn s frlends and a s Meamng both the boys and gals BABYAK IOHN Quretly he goes hrs way Lethrrg no grrl lead hrm astray BAILIK WILLIAM Happy go lucky wrllrng hrs way Lf BALKAN PAULINE Dark eyes and dark harr A type of grrl truly rare BATYSKI DELORES A kxnd frrend rn thoughi and deed Measures up rn trme of need , f M x . A P, 1 1 mir- Teasinq ,his teal rs day by . , J fl ff W BAYTOS DELORES Truly lemmme IS she Sweet and charmmg as she can BEHNKE EILEEN Her eyes are blue she has long dark tresses She IS very parttcular about the way she dresses BERQUIST HELEN As debater and speaker shes earned a degree A hard workmg leader and Irlend she w BILLINGS WILLIAM A small fellow a mellow lad For htm success IS sure to be had BOLK OVAC NICK A tackle a forward a around star sports and Irtendslup Nxck wx g BROZIC GEORGE Happy carefree guy IS he He bnngs to all some 1oy and glee BEALE BETTY Here s a glrl whos llked by all From Semor grand to Freshman small BELLEI IOSEPI-I Ioseph rs yust loads of lun He makes a hxt wrth everyone BERRY BYRI. Curly halr wmmnq smile Back agtrm alter servmg awhxle BILLOCK EILEEN Has a word for everyone Exleen IS a cute lxttle one BOPP IANICE Tmy cute and very sweet To the boys she IS a treat BUCKLEY MARIE Cute and small Marte IS llked by all be. , ' pe. ' x , 9 'tl , , , an ll- ' , . U . In I ' ' , ' 1 'll ar. ,f X 1 BURTNER, DONNA Popular, good-looking, well dressed girl, And that baton she can really twirl. CAMPANA. DORA A smile to all she has to give, Her life she will pleasantly live. CARNEY JAMES By your impish grin Many friends you ll w CEREPAK IRENE Laughing happy always gay These sunny traits are Irenes way CONNELLY ROBERT His mischievous acts are part of him Attacks his tasks with vigor and vim CSERNIK MARY Quiet and a little shy We cannot help but wonder why BUTLER, RICHARD Dick is our keyboard star, Very proud of him we are. CARLSON. ROBERT His trademark is his never combed hair. If there will be fun Swede will be there CASCAVALOS FANNY Always has a smile on her face At shorthand she is a wizard and ace ,fwfr ,.7f.e!u CHIARELLO ANTHONY Football is his favorite sport A carefree lad a friendly sort CONSTANTNOVICH THOMAS He has a pair oi shoulders that ust cant be beat His shy and bashiul manner really is a treat CZYZOWSKY MICHAEL A well built husky lad One of the finest to be had DAVIS. CAROLYN Wit and laughter lill her days, With her smiles and sunny ways. DAWSON. WILBUR In him the soul of youth did dwell, He met his 'task. and did it well. I DeCENSO. DONALD Never quiet, but on the run, Good sport and loads oi lun. DeNIRO DOROTHY Nice and sweet Pleasmg to meet DeSANTlS IACK Iack is one we won t soon forget For he s the nicest we ever met DeVINCENT ANTONETTE Pretty likable lots ot lun She has a smile for everyone .M DAVIS, HARRY Blond hair, eyes of blue, To his friends he's always true. DEBROSKY. ELIZABETH Friendly. smiling, always gay. A super friend in her own sweet way. DELEY. PETER Mighty in a silent way, Thinks a lot he doesn't say. DENTON SHIRLEY Very sweet and very wise Fun yust twmkles in her eyes DEUTSCHLANDER MATILDA Twinkhng eyes and an entranc ing smile Dresses neatly and keeps m style DLACICH RUTH Charming witty carefree and GGY Ruth is known for her delicate way DOLAK, IEAN Attractive, and friendly to all. For this cute girl any boy could fall. DUTKO MARGARET Typing is her daytime toy Dancing is her nlght life loy EISELE CHARLES Chuck is a friend to all he s near The notes from his trumpet are loud and clear f ENGLEMEN MARION Blonde hair eyes of blue To her friends she s always true EVANS ANN Going along from day to day Doing her work in her own capable way FEDORCHAK GERTRUDE Quiet but happy is this lass Liked by all who are er class ,feel DRAPER. WILLIAM The leader of Hi-Y is this tall lad. A better friend cannot he had. DYSON GLORIA Always laughing full of fun With a smile for everyone ELLIS HERBERT Quiet in his ways IS this lad Never a moment is he sad EPERIESI HELEN Lovely to look at delightful to know A really swell girl who keeps hearts aglow ff f' ,,L,-,J FECKO BERNARD Quiet in his ways IS he And a friend to all he ll be .VHMJL FERGUS IOHN A good natured lad Very seldom does he get mad I I FERRY MARY Liked by all IS this friendly lass We re glad that she is in our class FRANKOWSKI EDWARD A good trump player is he A Irlend of ours ll always be GAYDOSH PAUL Happy and carefree A typical boy is he GIBALA ALBE A nice fellow t know Friendly a the go GOLDICH RICHARD Loads of lun a btt shy Not a scholar but hell ge GROMADA LEO Hrs mind is always going His wisdom ever showing. 1 5 xl 1' I FLINK ALYCE Always helping and on the go Alyce IS a gtrl we would all like to know GARRITANO NICK A better musician cannot be found Near here or th ound GELTCH GLORIA Sweet and lovely lull ol fun Glorla IS a pal to everyone GIBSON LEONA A mce gurl not much to say Goxng along in her own quiet way GRADSKI LILLIAN A regular lass and a friendly sort Always yolly and a right good sport GROMOFSKY AGNES Always cheerful and gay With a bright and winning way. GROMOFSKY WILLIAM Brll rs noted for effrcrency I-Irs hand at art comes naturally HAMROCK MIKE A heart thats opened wrde to a A frrend he rs of great and small HAN NIS RICHARD A good sport a krnd irrend A boy on whom you can always depend Her clothes are neat shes I ways sweet For a perfect Irrend Lucy cant be beat HIZNAY FLORENCE She s small and quxet wlth ready grm A larthtul fnend she s always been HORVATH BEHTHA Frrendly rmplsh studrous too There are many thrngs that Ber tha can do GRYBOS IBENE rrend mdeed to all she s sweet A nlcer qlrl youll never meet uve 4, 1 lv HAMROCK STEVE A football player rn our mrdst One of those who head the hst HARRINGTON IOHN Femmme hearts he sets thumprn this lad Gay reckless and carefree the best to be had gr. QJ Carefree and jokmq Sel m provokmq ,444 ,cd I-ILEBOVY GUS Husky rs th1s handsome lad The best football player we ever had HORVATH GEORGE Pleasant wrtty full of fun Whenever you see hxm hes on the run .I . . . I A 1, , I I I . '94,- SH! Alff f ll, . I I ' A' 4 wg, X xx , - Q-- HAUGHT. LOUISE HERMAN' MIKE . ' a - - ' I . I , A I ij - f .1 1 ,A ace K -.. f ' 1 4' - - I I 've 4. l as L HOVIS EUGENE A gay cheerful smxle at work or at play A loyal pal to lrxends that ts hxs way HRESO SHIRLEY Sunny smrles fxll her days A sweet glrl wrth fme ways HUNT WILLIAM Frlendly wrth a carefree arr As xs seen most everywhere IOERNDT CARL A better lad has never been found Everyones happy when hes around KALAFUT CECELIA Her haxr IS red her eyes are blue Her pleasant manner pleases you KANIK HELEN Sweet and ambrtrous appealm and shy Successful rn anythmq she may r HRESO EVELYN Wrth a frrendly dxsposrtron and dark haxr Heres a qxrl sure to qo some where HUNDORFEAN DICK A neat dresser good dancer full of fun For a really sharp krd Dxck rs the one IAGELSKI ALICE Pleasrng personahty always on the run When shes around theres al ways fun IONES THELMA She has blond curly harr her clothes are rn style She greets you each day wtth a heart warmmq smrle KALAFUT ROBERT Wrth scholastlc and muslc abll He rs sure to make fame wxth celebrrty KANNA ELIZABETH Always lokmq always gay In her own fashron and way X KARDAS HELEN A sweeter gxrl you ll never lmd Frlendly true and always kmd KMETZ ELEANOR A gtrl whom everyone wants to meet Has a personalxty that cant be beat KORCHNAK GEORGE Thxs blond hatred lad has a dxmple m hts chm Youll surely lmd mtschlef wtth KOVACIC IOE Ioe was around when they passed out the brams And few dare to compete when he holds the relgns KURIAN IACQULIAN Now here IS a glrl wlth long brown tresses Known for her wxde belts and classy dresses CLWZNALWW LQVOLPE ANTONETTE A success m all she attempts to Her smtles and sweet d1spos1t1on w1ll carry her through KIRIN MARY ANN Small cheerful a sunny smlle She s very happy all the whlle KNAPIK BETTY Always busy always gay Gomg about tn her o nlsweet way J fx KOT HELEN Co valedzctortan of our class She s always gay thls cheerful 7 ass Q. KRAYNAK RUTH We hope she ll always stay thus way For we lxke her as she IS today KUROPCHAK MARGARET Always happy always gay Gomg about m a fnendly way LEE BETTY An actress m our Semor play Llked by all who come her way LENTZ CAROL She s so small and she s sweet Damty doll lxke and ettte ,V LEWIS RALPH Hrs sense of humor cant be beat What would we do wlthout Ralph s dancmg fee LISKAY FLORENCE Intelhgence the atm of hte W111 carry her through many a stnfe LUBRICK FLORENCE Dark halr wxth sparkling eyes A inend to all the gals and guys MAMRAK DOROTHY Look deep and you wtll fmd A lass who s irxendly wxlhng and kmd MARKOVICH ANNA MARIE Dancmg feet and beautriul red harr Wxll help her chmb to the top of the stan' 'Sv LEPORE HENRY A handsome lad who just hlls a seat Hanks personahty cant be beat LILKO MARY AGNES Fnendly true and always kmd Wrllmq to help at any trme LONEY MARY Full of fun wlth black tresses Very neat rn the way she dresses LUCANSKY ANDREW Loyal to hrs frxends full of lun Its plam to see he gets thmgs done MARIANNE SYLVIA A mce gxrl to know Frxendly and always on the g MARSH ROBERT Bob s one arm and ambxtxon Is to be a great musxcran MARTINKO LEONARD A fnendly manner laughmg smrle well lxked boy for many a mrle MCCLAFFERTY WALTER To the sunny sxde of thmgs looks He does not fmd rt all m books My 965 VOM MENOSKY RICHARD A sharp kld wlth a wmmng smxle Outshmmg on the athletxc held all the whrle MILLER MARIORIE Everyones lrrend though rather shy Dark haxr wlth a twxnkle m her eye MOSSYNSKI PAULINE Dark black haxr a sparklmg wx Always ready to say her blt NICHOLSON KATHRYN Carefree and gay m her own way We hope thls way shell always stay MCCARTNEY FRANCIS Wxth a smooth calm personalxty plus Francxs holds a hxgh place wxth p-if MCINTOSH BILL B111 IS a boy who txshes a lot And perhaps some day he ll own a yacht MIHALIK EUGENE A happy go lucky lad A good trme wlth htm IS always had MORAN ROBERT Gods gxlt to grrls was Teddy Bear Hrs wmnrng e always I f ML MOSSYNSKI IOE A happy go lucky carefree lad Ioyful and handsome and never mad NOVOTNY IOHN Hes athletxc sharp one swell GUY Wrth those e eyes hell get b ff -v ol Ll-f N ta!! l , US. y .Jf',4.u. v , . f ' ' ' he ' ' I I . r Alf, we 'W R J N l ', . , , , . . f il ' , h e. Q ,. f 4 fb ' lTQ,L.' ' E, , lf 7 JQVb'Lf ,U I JU 'lf I ' - l , ,RL we U' 'N 'l OLSON, WILLIAM Cuter dimples we've yet to see. Bill is full of personality. PERTRENICK. TOM Another lad who went to war. And then returned to learn some more. PAVLIK PAULINE Tall and slim sweet in her way Always a friendly word to say PORTER FRANK This lad is happy in many ways His friendliness and dancing fills his days RAUSCHENBACH PHYLLIS A wonderful dancer she has friendly ways Phyl will have happiness rest of her day OJ REEL BETTY Nice to all from day to day Quiet in her own sweet way ORTH. CHARLES A friendly grin, and dark hair, Finds him friends most any- where. PATTERSON. SARAH A pretty face shyxing brown tresses, f -- Sharp and neat, ihfgiewvay she ln ff 'YI-yllt J 1 2 dresses. ..,,f , L f 'A' is 41 PEROGA IOE A carefree happy go lucky lad Never makes a moment sad PRESTON MAXINE Her clothes are in fashion her blond hair 1n style With a smile on her face for Bud all the while REDA CLARA Ready and helpful is this sweet ass is a pl sure to have her in our ass lt RICCITELLI IDA Alw ys h and always gay As she r merry waxy ROCK RICHARD A good kxd wnh never a care With blue eyes and dark halr RUZ LOUISE Talkatxve and lots of fun Makes a hxt wlth everyone SCHOTT CHARLES Tall lad wxth dark harr Hrs clothes are sharp hts fancxes rare SCOARSTE VIOLET Her glft of studying IS a treasure And she s repaid m full measure SHAY RICHARD Sharp dresser always neat This flne fellow cannot be beat SIMKINS RAY Keen of mlnd and full of fun Wmnmg smxle Ray gets things done RUSS ELL TED A capable student wlth frlendly ways May he have happiness through all hxs days SANCHEZ MARCELINO A quxet lad wxth halr so black Many friends hell never lack SCIORTINO VINCENT Tall and handsome wxth danc mg feet Thxs hkeable fellow cannot be beat SHAFFER LARRY Always 1ok1ng full of fun Many fnends has Larry won SIMIONE DOMINIC Tall and handsome quite served Future fortune well deserved 7 SMERCANSKY FRANK Brown hatred boy well known at school Fnendlmess xs hxs mam rule 1 , , ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 , - 1 1 1 1 1 - - . 1 I 1 1 1 , Ie- ' 1 1 9 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 SMREK, EDWARD In the orchestra he gaily plays. A friendly lad in many ways. 0 , 'V-.-Cfnr ' STANGATO. EMMA Carelree and jolly is her way, We hope this way she'll always stay. STEINKE, GUS Humor warm, radiant smile, Quality good, truly worthwhile. STRYCOTT DANIEL A sweet singer with a round tone As to all the school he has shown SUMMERS ENE e n re fxhgg, lad ever h SUTAK LDRED A helping hand she will share To anyone no matter where 3 xv SOPKO. HERBERT Here is one of our very big boys, Many of this worlds gifts will be his joys. STEFFEN, DOROTHY A friend in need is a friend in deed. Dorothy likes to help but not to lead. STINNER. ROSEMARIE A special personality as every- one knows, The halls of Wilson are going to miss their fair Rose. 45 ,f SUDZINA MARIANNE Always charming always sweet Always dainty always neat SURTEL IANE Not too small very sweet A kind oi girl you would ike to meet SYMPSON FRANK lly likeable full of lun Has a yoke for everyone TARESHAWTY IULIUS One oi the trumpeters rn our band Someday hell be famous throughout the land TIMAR ANN Shy and qulet shell always be But a better frlend youll never see QM TROPEA LEONARD A sharp dresser full of fun He IS a irrend to everyone VIANO RITA A pretty grrl a pretty face Dressed ln satxn trrmmed m ace WALKER MARIANNE She may be reserved ln every degree But her wllhngness to help IS plaln to see WEBSTER IAMES I wont see your way Untxl Ive had my say THON MATT As our Irzendly grxdrron star Matt IS really up to par TOMAN IOSEPH A fme fellow w1th nary a care With brown eyes and dark haxr VALLINGER VIRGINIA As a cheerleader shes full of Ieanne s Irrendly and really hep VINKLER PAUL Paul was one who war drd ca Now hes back with math IS maln dehght WEBER DONALD We welcome back thls carefree a Ne t dresser sharp dancer never sad Aj WELSH DOROTHY As sweet and lovely as a queen Wlth the prettlest ha1r we ve ever seen . x I Q ' ' . 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WELTY DON Here s a quret happy lad One of the hnest we ever had WHITTLE IIMMY Heres a boy wrth brown harr and eyes A pal to all the gals and guys WOLFGANG PAUL A helpmg hand to all he grves We know hrs lrfe hell happrly we YAVORSKY BETTY Betty here would never com plarn If her harr would stay curled when shes out ln the ra1n YURKO HELEN Dark brown harr a sparklmg wrt Always ready to do her brt ZOLOVICH MARGARET We cannot help but wonder why You are so sweet and yet so shy WHITE SALLY Sally IS frlled wrth goodness de vrne Whrch makes her radrance brrghtly shme WOLFGANG ELEANOR A mce glrl not much to say Gomg along ln her own sweet way WYNSEN ROBERT A lrkeable boy wrtty m hrs peech Hrs goal rn lrfe he IS sure to reach YURIEVICH MARTHA Merry carefree light and aay Laughter blows her care away ZENTKO WILLIAM Always yokmg havmg fun A good kmd known by every one Also Graduated KREPS FRANK E I une Class Comm1ttees Baccalaureate Announcement G1 l Banquet Semor Play Socxal Cap and Gown Class Day Commencement l l Mother s Tea - ,. x 1' 1 l l ' f V ',, 1 1- ' , -. 1. . ll . 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' 7 , - fg '1. 2' A ' .1. 11: :-' l 'rl ll 1 ,',,.11' 1113.1 ' 1 I 111 111, 'V l V 1:1 1l1,11 I, ' 1 K' ,. 1 ', -' 1f11 l1'll1 ll' -4 l 'l ' ' ', ' ' I ' , -II 21 A Credrt to the Famrly The Iune Class of 47 presented A Credlt to the Famxly a three act comedy under the able d1rect1on of Mr Morr1s Slav1n Both performances were very well attended The play rncludes Ierry an average 17 year old boy who IS the center of attractlon 1n the Stone famrly Hrs expenences vary cons1derably Trudy h1s g1rl keeps changmg her name all the t1me 1 e depend1ng upon her moods But that 1snt all Mrs Tyson a buslness lady and her son Robert came for a v1s1t to dlscuss a very lmportant buslness deal Ierry not consc1ous of the fact that Robert was Mrs Tyson s son treated h1m very harshly Thrs resulted 1n a change rn Mrs Tyson s plans Helen too had a hard t1me trymg to persuade lack fTarzanl not to go to Canada for the summer In the end everyth1ng IS 1roned out Mrs Tyson agrees to go on w1th her plans Iack dec1des to stay w1th Helen and Trudy well she done changed her name agam The aud1ence enjoyed every b1t of 1t The cast dxd a marvelous Job Congratulatlons on a brxlhant performance The cast was as follows Mr Stone the father Charles Schott Mrs Stone the mother Frances McCartney Ierry Stone thelr son R0bel'i MOIGH Mary Ann Stone the youngest daughter MGYY LOBBY une Mary Ferry Mary Mary Ann s fnends Ahce l Flmk Maxxne Preston Elhot Mary Anns frxend Leonvrd Tf0P9U Trudy Iones Ierrys glrl Carol 1161132 lack Helens boyfrlend Nlck Bolkovfw Mrs Tyson a busmess woman BGUY L99 Robert her son Robert Kalafut A State Trooper D011 De CGUSO ,Page Frfytvol I I I ll 1 - ll I - , . . . 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' I , 3' ,W V, , - - Y JI, ,I pf , V1 ' :VV' ,V :,V V Future B1111ngs Now let us take a v1ew of the performers of the class of Iune 1947 as they atta1n greater helghts FIISI we shall go to the C1ty Hall to V1S1l our off1c1als Before we are perm1tted to see them however we come before SHIRLEY DENTON BETTY KNAPIK MARIANNE SUDZINA MARGE DUTKO HELEN EPERIESI and IRENE GRYBOS thelr secretanes A few of the Offl c1als are DON DE CENSO IACK DE SANTIS DICK GOLDICH HENRY LE PORE FRANK SMERCANSKY IIM WHITTLE Next let us go over to the courthouse where BOB CONNELLY BILL MCINTOSH BOB MARSH VINCENT SCIORTINO DOM SIMIONE are pres1d1ng and tak1ng part 1n the trlals S1nce we are 1n the downtown d1str1ct let us V1S1t the top bus1ness exec ut1ves LARRY SHAFFER DICK HUNDORFEAN CHUCK SHOTT EUGENE MIHALIK EUGENE SUMMERS IOHN HARRINGTON BILL BAILIK and BOB CARLSON Also BETTY LEE 1S a person of h1gh esteem for her job IS to 1nterv1ew people who apply for pos1t1ons Hold1ng xmportant jobs as buyers and department managers of the leadmg reta1l stores are DOT MAMRAK ELEANOR BAER MARY CSERNIK MARY AGNES LILKO IDA RICCITELLI RAY SIMKINS FRANK SYMPSON DON WELTY BILL ZENTKO IOE TOMAN PETE TRAYNOR IOE PEROGA WILBUR DAWSON MARTHA YURIEVICH DOLORES BAYTOS MARY KIRIN At the Post OIIICG are Postmaster TOM CONSTANTNOVICH and h1S ass1stant CHARLES ORTH The Board of Educat1on has some of our fnends and ALICE FLINK The best journahst on the staff at the V1nd1cator IS RUTH DLACICH The Oh1O Bell Telephone Co has MARCELINO SANCHEZ as manager w1th SHIRLEY and EVELYN HRESO THELMA IONES HELEN KARDAS MARY LONEY EILEEN BILLOCK as operators Also work1ng for the Oh1o Bell are JIM CARNEY PETE DELEY HERBERT ELLIS IOHN FERGUS PAUL GAY DOSI-I RIVGI coaches are NICK BOLKVAC of P1tt Un1vers1ty TOM BATTAGLIA of Oh1o State and GUS HLEBOVY of Purdue TONY CHIARELLO and MATT THON are coaches 1n the local h1gh schools Teachers here are SARAH PAT TERSON and ROSEMARIE STINNER Our helpful l1brar1an 1S PLO LISKAY BOB MORAN IS the best commentator at WFMI Famous 1n the flelds of art are ANTOINETTE DE VINCENT GEORGE BROZIC WILLIAM GROMOF SKY BERTHA HORVATH the very well known clothes des1gner IS now 1n N w York nvallmg Wlth Hattle Carneg1e We are represented 1n the A1r L1nes by TILLI DEUTSCHLANDER ANNA MARIE MARKOVICH PLO ALEXOFF as a1r hostesses The p1lots lnclude BILL DRAPER ED FRANKOWSKI GUS STEINKE STEVE HAMROCK Our well known doctors are HARRY DAVIS and BOB WYNSEN At the top of the department of psych1atry IS HELEN KOT Supenntendent of nurses ALICE IAGIELSKI Wlth MIM ENGLEMAN and ELEANOR KMETZ has worklng for her Page F1fty four l also, CARL IOERNDT, IAMES WEBSTER, BUD ARENS, PAUL WOLFGANG, as heads of varrous departments the followmg nurses VIOLA AMICARELLI MARIE BUCKLEY MARGE BABNIC HELEN KANIK PAULINE MOSSYN SKI RUTH KRANAK IANE SURTEL PAULINE PAVLIK IACKIE KURIAN IS a medrcal technrcran FRANCES MCCARTNEY 1S workmg as an occupatronal theraprst Our beautrcrans are IRENE CEREPAK DOLORES BATYSKI MARGIE KUROPCHAK ANTOINETTE LA VOLPE MARGE MILLER LOUISE RUZ RITA VIANO MARGIE ZOLOVICK In New York we have BETTY BEALE IEAN DOLAK FLO LUBRICK as models DON WEBER and PHYLLIS RAUSCHENBACH are featured dancers at the Copacabana In Hollywood are CAROL LENTZ and LEN TROPEA makrng therr new prcture Forever Blonde Also out there IS NICK GARRI TANO and hrs band of renown wrth LILLIAN GRADSKI a vocahst Other very popular musrcrans mclude BETTY YAVORSKY DICK SHAY IULIUS TARESHAWTY In New York as guest solorst wrth the New York Phrlharmomc IS DOROTHY STEFFEN the pranlst ED SMREK also plays Wllh the Phrlhar Il'1OI11C GIVIHQ a lecture at the Stambaugh Audrtorrurn tonrght IS HELEN BER QUIST the mrssronary lust back from the Congo Among the famous engrneers who bu1lt the tunnel from New York to England are WILLIAM BILLINGS DICK HANNIS PAUL VINKLER DAN STRYCOTT IOE KOVACIC IS a well known pharmacrst GEORGE HORVAT the sc1ent1st has just drscovered another element IACK ASSION the botanrst has developed a process or rarsmg IANICE BOPP 1nter1or decorator and EILEEN BEHNKE archrtect BILL OLSON IS the new golf champron of the U S The steel magnates of the Sheet and Tube Republrc Carneg1eIll1no1s are LEONARD MARTINKO IOE MOSSYNSKI IOHN NOVOTNY RALPH LEWIS RICHARD ROCK HERB SOPKO IOE BELLEI BYRL BERRY MIKE CZYZOWSKY BERNARD FECKO Workrng on rmportant jobs at General FIIGPIOOIIHQ' and Truscon are GEORGE KORCHNAK WALTER MCCLAF FERTY BILL HUNT AL GIBALA These executrves would be at a total loss wrthout therr effrcrent secretanes VIOLET SCOARSTE BETTY REEL IULIA BALAS GERTRUDE FEDORCHAK LEONA GIBSON FLO HIZNAY CECILIA KALAFUT ANNE TIMAR HELEN YURKO FANNY CASCAVALOS MILDRED SUTAK Our auto merchants are LEO GROMADA MIKE HAMROCK MIKE HERMAN ANDY LUCANSKY DICK MENOSKY TOM PETRENICK Last but not least are our happrly marrred grrls the former SALLY WHITE MARY FERRY DOT WELSH EMMA STANGATO VIRGINIA VAL LINGER LOUISE HAUGHT ELIZABETH KANNA DONNA BURTNER MARY ANNE WALKER DOROTHY DENIRO ANN 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Athletic Board The rmgmasters of the athletlc program at Woodrow W11son Left to Rlght M1keM1tche11 Robert W11l1amson IarrettStr1ck1er George W Glasgow Paul Wachter Howard Hartman Football The f1rst t1me the Woodrow W1lson squad met was August 19 there was an excltlng feehng 1n the a1r for everyone knew that th1s was to be a success ful year for W1lson Th1s f1ISt meetmg was only to rece1ve equ1pment and get farmhar w1th each other the followmg day would beg1n the hard and gruel1ng work that goes mto the mak1ng of a good football team Four weeks of runn1ng blockmg tackl1ng and cahsthentxcs were to follow before the hrst game four short weeks to make a smooth runn1ng mach1ne out of eleven 1nd1v1dua1 men The squad worked hard and when September 14 arnved they were ready ab , . Q N if P4 ge S' if WILSON 39 BOARDMAN 0 The powerful juggernaught wasted no time gettlrg started Hlebovy broke away for a 70 yard dash for a marker that was ruled out because of a penalty but he came right back to score again on a pass from Shman Five more touchdowns followed w1th Kreps Blangero Hannis and Costello scoring one each Gus then put on another for good measure WILSON 26 LEHMEN 0 Canton Lehmen was the next v1ct1m The muddy held proved to be a small obstacle in the path of the Wilson steam roller as lt rolled on to another victory Kreps was the big gun with two touchdowns with Blangero and Farkas adding one a piece WILSON 19 SOUTH 0 The next game was South The week passed slowly for we were anxious to avenge the two previous defeats we had suffe ed at the1r hands This also was for the annual battle for the championship of the South Side Kreps drew first blood In the second quarter he galloped over from the erghteen Wilson led 6 to 0 Hlebovy made the next touchdown on a pass from Slxman The frnal score came when Battaglra hammered over from the four WILSON 31 CHANEY 6 With three v1ctor1es put away Wilson was hungry for another Chaney was the next v1ct1m' The scoring honors were d1v1ded evenly among the backfleld Chaney was the f1rst team to cross W1lson s goal l1ne when McPhee gathered 1n a pass on the thirty and sprinted over for Chaney s lone score WILSON 54 STRUTHERS 6 The followmg week Wilson continued 1ts grldiron splurge at the expense of Struthers Gus Hlebovy started the scor1ng parade with a 35 yard touchdown run After Gus scored once more the parade gathered momentum with Kreps HGHHIS Novotny Battaglra DeAngelo and Costello jolned rn Struthers lone score came wrth a pass from Skovarka to Prttmon that covered 30 yards and a touchdown WILSON 20 EAST LIVERPOOL 7 Though they had suffered defeats to two strong teams East Liverpool Hlebovy sprlnted 55 yards for the f1rst touchdown After rnterceptrng Walpes on his own 45 and running 1t back to the Llverpool 28 Gus went over for the second time Liverpool scored after a sustained drive with Iackson plungmg over right tackle from the two W1lson received the k1CkOfI then scored their fmal touchdown after a 61 yard sustalned dr1ve WILSON 38 RAYEN 7 Wilson gained 1ts seventh w1n at the expense of Hayen W1lson showed its power rn chalking up six touchdowns Kreps and DeAngelo made two each with Slrman and Hlebovy gett1ng one apiece Costello fumbled on the Wilson thrrteen and Rayen recovered Hayen scored on an unorthodox play w1th Makuhn go1ng over WILSON 34 URSULINE 7 W1lson was gathering momentum Wllh each game Now came a strong Ursulme team who also had a perfect city senes record Kreps went ll yards around r1ght end for a score but Ursulrne s Sequella came right back to score on a pass from ROSSI Blangero broke the 77 deadlock when he grabbed a pass from Kreps for a marker All three of the touchdowns W1lson scored next were made by fleet footed Gus Hlebovy WILSON 13 EAST 0 W1lson entered the fray undefeated with the champlonshlp at stake At first East put up a strong f1ght but they couldnt stand up under the pres sure Wilson put on The touchdown kid scored both touchdowns one on a forty frve yard dash and the other on a one yard plunge Defeating East chmaxed a perfect season, and gave Wilson its second city champmnship in four years Rated one of the strongest teams in the state Wilson rated fourth rn the State Page Sixty one was rough, big, and fast. 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' ,M K , QW i.. , if Q f Q'-L 2 9 .. n -my AN 4' 2 s wi 5' 5' 4,3 ' ew 7'1 4' I The 1946 W11son football squad can eas1ly be p1ctured 1n one s mrnd as a powerful mach1ne A mach1ne IS not any good w1th each part do1ng solo but when these parts are assembled they form a very strong and smooth runmng mach1ne The mechanlcs for th1s mach1ne were Coaches Hartman and Mltchell They got the parts 1n good shape and assembled them to run very eff1c1ently The student body and cheer leaders o1led th1s mach1ne wrth the1r school sp1r1t Here are the parts who were ju t hrgh school students 1nd1v1dually but when put together brought Wrlson Hlgh therr hrst undefeated and untled season and the1r second cxty champ onshlp Harry Blangero-End5 ll 160 lbs Ian 47 What good 1S a mach1ne wlthout a BUMPER? That s the part Harry held down on th1s mach1ne He repeatedly showed h1s strength to the opposrtlon by smashmg end plays w1th such ease Gene Horvath End 5 10Vz 160 lbs Ian 47 In the b1g Red and Whlte mach1ne Yanner held down the job of a CYLINDER creatlng power and furmshmg blockmg for the w1de sweeps of the backs Much credrt should go to Gene and Harry for the way they held down the flanks Iohn Natyshak Tackle 6 3Vz 210 lbs Ian 47 The we1ght of a mach1ne rests on rts AXLE In th1s mach1ne the we1ght of every play rested on B1g Iohn Iohn was a runn1ng tackle always open1ng up holes for our backs John made the ALL CITY team and was mentloned on several ALL STATE elevens Nxck Bolkovac Tackle-61 205 lbs Iune 47 The GENERATOR of our mach1ne was N1ck Bolkovac N1ck generated most of the power and kept the boys on the1r toes N1ck made the ALL CITY team and also some ALL STATE elevens Matt Thon-Guard 510 170 lbs Iune 47 In a mach1ne the part that produces the spark and energy 15 the battery Our battery was Matt Bru1ser Thon Mutts tore up the opponents plays and was always open1ng up a hole for the hard runn1ng backs Mutts was shlfted from tackle to guard when Iohn Natyshak returned Page SlXlYAfl.IE : 1- Tony Chrarello Guard 510 148 lbs Iune 47 A mach1ne w1thout a DISTRIBUTOR 1s lost Max1e was valuable for th1s reason He was a very smooth submar1n1ng guard always smashmg forward He refused to be dxsmayed by 1n1ur1es and d1splayed a wonderful defenslve game Max also made the ALL CITY team R1chardGross-Center 5 11 149 lbs Iune 47 One of the most 1mportant parts of a mach1ne IS the FUEL 11ne In th1s one was BOTCH He played one of the toughest pos1t1ons on the team HIS drrect pass from center was very accurate and he very seldom made a bad pass Botch 1S 1n the Army now Dan Sluncrn Quarterback 5816 155 lbs Ian 47 Every mach1ne needs STEERING mechanrsm Ours was Dan Sllman Dan handled the T very masterfully and was an except1ona1ly good runner and passer He also made the ALL CITY eleven Gus Hlebovy Halfback 5 10W 160 lbs Iune 47 To start a mach1ne a KEY 1S very essent1al The key man 1n th1s mach1ne was Gallopln Gus H1s long runs and broken f1eld runn1ng w1ll never be forgotten Gus made the ALL CITY team and was mentroned on some ALL STATE teams The GEARS mn a mach1ne must f1t together and work perfectly Frank htted 1n perfect as a runn1ng mate to Gus He also was a very good passer and punter Frank IS the only member of the f1rst eleven that w1ll return th1s year Tom Battaglxa Fullback 5 IOM 170 lbs Iune 47 In every mach1ne an essent1al part IS the STARTER That s the part Tom played and d1d a good yob at He was a very hard runn1ng back and an ex cellent l1ne backer Many a t1me he carned an oppos1ng l1neman w1th h1m In a mach1ne spare parts often are very necessary to g1V9 the ready parts a rest or replace an 1n1ured one Some spare parts 1n th1s team were Sam DAngelo Erme Costello Rrchard Hanms Steve Farkas Backs Tom Constanov1ch Iohn M1llov1ch Harry Dav1s Iohn Novotny and Andy Luchan sky Llnemen Another part 1S the w1nd shreld wrpers The agers hold th1s part for the f1ne work 1n whxch they kept the equlpment cle and 1n good shape All those thmgs went 1n to mak1ng the Wrlson Pres1de C1ty Champrons Iumor I-hgh Football 5 I Pwqe Slxty four ll' E ' -T l I ll I ' I ll I ' I ll ll ll I I - s i- i- I f ff' .I . 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The 19461947 Wllson team was hard h1t by mjurles graduatlon and lllness throughout the greater port of the season The hardest blow came when Nrck Bolkovac became 111 and was shelved for the ent1re season M1d year graduatlon broke up the hrst team and Coach Hartman had to round out another varsrty qumtet The team gave some pretty classy teams a rough tlme Farrell got a run for the1r money and a b1g scare from the Pres1dents The Red and Whrte cagers were always rn there scrappmg Next years team wxll be better now that most of the boys have had a 11tt1e expenence Heturmng are Chester Dub1e1 George Stamslaw Frank Kreps Steve Farkas Frank Rzasa Sam Cxcero Davy Douds Hubert Frtzgerald and Ioe Roberts Members of the 1946 1947 team were Steve Farkas 5 l0Vz Gus Hlebovy 5 IOVZ Farkas yust started to play on the team Gallopm Gus drdnt play rxght away But stlll the same he s been on the beam Hrs bad elbow kept h1m out of the fray Hes been fouled out of many a game But when 1t got better he began to play He ll lust have to learn to be a lxttle tame And the rest of the season he dxd stay Iohn Natyshak 6 3Vz Frank Kreps 5 7 Here s a fellow who never played before Always scrappmg he d never growl But stxll the same he always would score When the man wlth a whlstle would call a And when the opponents began to get rough ou Big lohn was there to show em he was Hes bullt lust right not too lean tough But boy at umes can he be mean 1 slxty hue J - - I I , . . - Z 1 I 1 I I I I I I ff I fl . . I If I ll f l. if Plge 7 . - ' o George Stanislaw 5'8 Another newcomer. but what a shot. He scored many a bucket when he got hot. The team with him was lull ot joy, Our hats are otl, to this here boy. Chester Dubiel 6'2 Big Chester was always a fightin'. And like Pansy, the team he did brighten. Even though when running he snorts. He'll be well-known in the world ot sports. Frank Rzascr 5'9 Frankie is a darn good fellow, And on the court he sure was mellow. This also is his first varsity year, Yep, Frankie's in for many a cheer. Dan Sliman 5'8 Down the tloor he would go with a zip, Flying low at a pretty last clip. He was a captain, till he said good bye, This boy will make good, you'll see by and by. Sam D'Angelo 5'4 Now Sam D'Angelo was kinda small. But he could really handle that ball. And even though he had pains in his joints He still was wicked and racked up the points. Always a crowd pleaser, no one would hiss 'em, But graduation came. and the team sure did miss 'em, The members of the Wilson Ir Hlgh Basketball Team for the 19461947 season were Ioe Roberts Steve Horney Tom Yarb Ray Stanislaw Iohn Hladon Ioe Spotteson Mike Anzevmo Douglas Brackenridge Walter Quatro Robert Bakahk lack Boeno Al Bolkovac Buddy Bolander Vic La Marca Managers Dlck Ronan Robert Toth Lettermen Q Page Sixty six l Oleksak, Louis Italiano, Eugene Balas, 'Ted Popovich, Ioe Check, 'Richard Bowling Team The Wilson Bowl1ng team at the present trme 1S third place 1n the Mahomng Valley Scholastic Bowlmg League Thrs year the South Hrgh team 1S leadmg the league with East tra1l1ng by three games followed by Wrlson Chaney Ursuline Boardman and Memorial High School This IS the sixth year of the league At the end of the season the t1rst place teams will rece1ve 1nd1v1dua1 medals Wrlson lost four bowlers at the end of the flrst semester Walter Toc1ck1 Iohn Natyshak Carmen G1rard1 and Dan Sliman From the remaining squad Walter Arens Bernard Fecko and Iohn Fergus will graduate The following boys will be avarlable for the team next year Frank Rzasa Walter Zer browsky Nrck Bolen and Iohn Kravec Mr Str1ckler is the coach for the team 'f Pace S1xty seven 'fx 1 ' .J place school will be presented with a trophy: individuals of first and second -tg I . ye Booster Club The Booster Club IS one of the most act1ve groups ot the school and serves as the backbone of school Splfll and morale 1n all athletlc act1v1t1es The ch1ef ob1ect1ve of th1s group IS to produce and perform the pep assembl1es prepare and sell programs and to help f1nanc1ally the needs of the Cheer leaders The success of the club th1s year can readlly be real1zed by the completed program of actlvxty The Cheerleaders were furnlshed w1th new and dlfierent outhts the1r megaphones were newly purchased an Eastman Soeed Graphrc Camera was g1ven to the school so that the speed of the football team could be hlmed the fllm for the plctures d1sp1ayed 1n the mam hall programs for the football games and records for the luke box are purchased at 1nterVals for the act1v1t1es w1th1n the school The club has a l1m1ted number of twenty Th1s club IS unllke other clubs for a person cannot 1o1n but must be elected mto the club by the other members Each graduatmg sen1or leaves the names of two persons they would l1ke to see as members and thus el1m1nat1on of some students leaves the balance as members Talented members good adv1sors and a good season of athlet1c act1v1ty made th1s year one of the most successful years for the club Boost or be Boosted that IS the quest1on' P c Slmty cxgnt Cheerleaders An undefeated team, beautiful weather, student attendance, the spirit at the games, all aided in a successful season for the cheer leaders. This was the first trial year for the cheerleaders to be operated under their own direction: they used what they thought good, and threw out the old. The most successful cheer of the season was the We've Got a T-E-A-M. It started out the season as our own original cheer and rose to fame resulting in its adoption in other district schools. The cheer leading squad consists of five students, three boys and two girls. A new system of election makes this club a democratic body. The boys and girls volunteer, in turn are voted upon by the present cheerleaders, and are then taken before the student body to display their talents and possibilities. The result of the voting tells who will be eligible to wear the bright new out-fits. This year was just the beginning of a new and different type of club. With the success and goals reached in this first year, the sky is the limit. il X -R31 Page Sixt -nine L' Y l LG THON T JNKWNMK I-LJ C .J 19 I pq YY CITY CHAMPIONS F T BATTAGL A D EFEA UND 4-la 1 E E 19 X Band Q The Wilson Band this year 1S one of the finest in 1ts history After compiling three or four years experience for the majority of the band members the band enjoyed a very bright and prosperous year Never before had the rnstru mentation been so complete as to include a baritone sax and an oboe These two instruments added depth to the reed sect1on and produced a well rounded organ effect Mr Omems 1nv1ted Mr David Gornston as an added attraction to be guest conductor for the spring concert Mr Gornston presented the 60 piece Wilson Concert Band in new presentations of old symphonic and concert band arrangements He demonstrated the new techniques and poss1b111t1es for modern-concert band performances By the use of mutes hats traps felts etc he created the most unusual and spectacular band performance ever g1ven at Wilson The Marchlng Band engmeered and developed approxnmately forty band and the Wilson Band was therefore elected to represent the South Side in the annual All Star Class1c on Thanksg1v1ng Day The malorettes should also be commended for their outstanding performance during the gridiron campa1gn Those 1n the band who are graduating are George Guzzo Annette Bakes Ioe Renalh Sally Whrte Bob Marsh Nick Garrxtano Drck Shay Dick Butler Iuhus Tareshawty Eddie Smrek Eddre Frankowski Chuck Eisele Betty Yavorsky Carolyn Davls Donna Burtner Carolyn Premazich Robert Wynsen Carmen G1rard1 'Pig Seventytw y formations-during the 1946 football season. These attracted city wide attention 42, rt ri r - 015,1- Concert Orchestra Our forty erght p19Ce orchestra has shown the results of the hard work accomplrshed by the str1ng sectron The cello and bass sectrons have slx amb1t1ous mus1c1ans The v1ol1ns and vrolas are expected to make even greater garns 1S com1ng year Because of graduatlon the ensemble wrll lose qurte a few of the expert enced players but the replacements for these graduates are eager to take over The orchestra had a part ln the Chr1stmas Vocal Concert and also drd a commendable 1ob for the Ianuary Commencement At the March 12 Instru mental Festlval the varred program by the orchestra and band brought many favorable comments from v1s1t1ng muslc teachers who came especlally for thls program The speclal 12 prece assembly orchestra furmshed about 24 programs for var1ous programs The leader ot thrs pep orchestra was N1ck Garrrtano who has done a lot of work rehearsrng and presentmg these programs Numbers performed by the orchestra dur1ng the year 1947 1nclude Pro cessron of the Sardar Marche Slave San Selectron Chr1stmas Medley Trtle Serenade tduet by Sally Whlte flute and Bob Marsh French hornl Rachmanmoff P1ano Concerto fsolo wrth orchestra by V1rg1n1a Schreckerl Negra Consent1da and The Three Bears Novelty I I ww LQ llny rtftr y I . , . 1 , . . ,, ,, . . I . . H H .. ., . . H ,. . H . , 1 , ll I ll - . H . ,, .. .. , - . 'l 'll .5 fl, PT 's . , . .aff a- f ' 1-5 wif V f' ,- , H C , . , M umm., 4 xx,Uyu.a...-.., .- 1 c' r 1-. -, .rf fr .tt-vf-1' Ill,-5 .f Choir In the last two years the choir under the direction of Mrs Iean Rothwell has taken its place among the best choirs ot the city The Christmas Concert brought out the best in the choir with the Hallalula Chorus from the Messiah and other colorful numbers They have sung at some of the leading churches among which was the Thanksgiving service at St Lukes Church with the combined all city chorus several appearances at Evergreen services at St Lukes and First Baptist Churches A spring Festival given at Butler Art Gallery, featuring Marilyn Seagrave and Harriet Streeter at the piano playing the two piano arrangement of Gershwin's immortal Rhapsody in Blue with orchestral accompaniment, and two Baccalaureate Services were a few ot their other activities. The top of their activities was an operetta entitled Ierry ot Iericho Road. 'il P114-' . t. I ,P Ensembles l The G1rls and Boys ensembles comb1ned to make a small glee club traveled many places lh1S year to entertarn many Youngstowners Besldes the Mothers Club and assemblles here at Wrlson K1wan1s Youth Rallles and other clubs and church organ1zat1ons The ensembles under the d1rect1on of Mrs Jean Rothwell practrced durmg half of thelr lunch perrod three t1mes a week The herght of thelr act1v1t1es was at Chr1stmas trme when they caroled at St Ellzabeths Hospxtal the serv1ce they dld at Indranola Church and the Holy Week serv1ce at the I-'rrst Baptrst Church I P 1 O fi, ' .., Ak 1 ' ' .ak Y I A TT '77 jr J .QI C CA his 1 .X 1 lu - F they have sung for P.T.A.'s, the Federation of Women Clubs, ff 'xge Se-ventyffve lf' 4 ,N ,rw 4 '53 M W 'wwf ::, ., i J , A- v---' 'fb ll !! E 'E hifi E' . P' x 'ir Q Q , ' A 1. .4 Q + M. X ! vi m' wa f '55 1 A2142 7 C519 Ili' Q ...J L ANTONETTE OE XMNCENT H1 L1ghtS The present school year marks the tenth year of publ1cat1on of the Wllson H1 L1ghts The school newspaper was frrst publrshed m 1937 rn mxmeographed form Wrth the beglnnmg of the second year and contmumg to the pres nt tlme the paper has been pnnted commerclally and IS d1str1buted monthly The slogan Of the students for the students and by the students adopted rn the early days of publmcatlon st111 appears rn the masthead and reflects the arms and efforts of the staff to provrde a paper of lnterest to the school and communrty Membershlp 1n several journallstlc groups has brought wrder recogmtxon of the work of the staff and helped the paper to de develop 1ts cums The H1 L1ghts holds membersh1ps 1n the follow mg press assoc1at1ons Tr1 County Iournalxsm Assoc1at1on North eastern Oh1o Press ASSOC1Gl10n Iournalrsm Assoc1at1on of Oh1o Schools and Natronal Scholast1c Press Assocratron Smce 1941 the H1 L1ghts staff each year has had several of 1ts members ac cepted for membershrp 1n Qu1ll and Scroll an Internat1onal Honor Soc1ety for Hrgh School Iournahsts For several years a class 1n Iournalrsm has been 1ncluded 1n the school currlculum The H1 L1ghts was represented th1s year at a state conventlon by n1ne delegates who enjoyed the Oh1o State P1tt football game durrng the1r v1s1t to Columbus Ruth Dlaclch and Martha Hanko have served as Edrtors durmg the school year and Ruth attended the nat1onal conventron of N S P A 1n Mllwaukee rn November Scholast1c Roto wlth more than a mlllxon c1rculat1on was chstnbuted for the frrst trme th1s year w1th each 1ssue of the paper and 1n November a specxal 1ssue of the H1 L1ghts was publrshed to grve add1t1onal recogmtlon to the C1ty Football Champ1onsh1p won by the Presldents Faculty advisors of the Hi-Lights are Hudson Martin and Samuel Zoss. 'ii Pt 'e Sev tye ijlr J Hi-Lights Representatives Distribution of each issue of the Hi-Lights is capably handled by a staff of representatives selected from each home room to take care of the orders for that group. It is necessary to find out how many are planning to get the next issue, collect the money for the paper, and to distribute the copies to all who subscribe. This circulation staff must be willing to undertake the task, be punctual, earnest, reliant, and pleasingly polite. If any repre- sentatives fail in these respects, they are replaced immediately. The work of this group is supervised by a member of the faculty, Mr. Zoss. -if Page Seventy-nine iii- The oftrcers from the graduatmg class of Iune 1947 are National Honor Society The hrst chapter of the Natlonal Honor Soc1ety was estab l1shed 1n Woodrow Wrlson Hrgh School on December 16 1938 cmd was named for our pr1nc1pal Mr George W Glasgow The requlrements for membershrp are excellence 1n scholar shtp and outstand1ng achrevement 1n character servlce and lead ershxp The faculty elects the students to the Soc1ety Frve percent of each class IS taken unnl hfteen percent of a graduatlng class 1S 1n the SOC1ely and twrce a year students are 1n1t1ated 1nto the Soc1ety rn a formal assembly of the Student body Presldent Vrce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Advlsor ij- Pf' ge Robert Kalafut Robert Marsh V1rg1n1a Vallmger Marlanne Sudzma Mrss Eckert Eighty he .Tumor Natronal Honor Socrety The Horace Mann Chapter of the Natlonal Iumor Socxety was orgamzed rn December 1936 The purpose of thrs orgamzatron IS to create an enthuslosm for scholarshxp to st1mulate a des1re to render servlce to promote leadershlp and to develop character m the students The flamlng torch IS the emblem of the purpose of th1s Socrety To bear forward the seachrng lrght of truth to lead that others may follow 1n the hght to keep burn1ng 1n our schools a hrgh ambrtron for the endurmg values of hfe and to serve are all symbohzed 1n the torch Our members falthfully try to carry out the pr1nc1ples Scholarshlp Leadershrp Character and S rv1ce Pres1dent Ronald Samter Secretary Davld Sano Treasurer Anna Mae Greenaway Adv1sor M1ss Cummmgs ,4- l -If Page E1Ql'llY one I I I I I I I 3 ' 1 I 1 1 e ' . Vice-President .... Michalene Sudzina . . . . if 4 X ' 'T ' i 1 1 . 4 xl n l Tanda Tanda YTeens 1S composed entrrely of senxor A grrls of W11son H1gh School Meetrngs are held tw1ce a month at the YM C A A vaned program IS provxded throughout the year Some of the events held th1s year were a wemer roast jomt meetmg w1th H1 Y and a farewell party for the Y Teen members of the Ianuary graduatrng class Presrdent Betty Lee Secretary Rosemane Stmner Treasurer Sally Whrte i P qe Elqhtytwo 1 Vice President ............ Helen Kot aj' Q ' . IQ:- Pao Pay Y Teens The Pao Pay YTeens IS composed of grrls from 11 A and 12 B of Woodrow W1lson Hlgh School The club meets every fxrst and thlrd Tuesday of every month The meetmgs are held m Bently Hall at the Y W C A Soc1al act1v1t1es of the year mclude co ed dances the All C1ty Formal and an annual p1cn1c Grateful thanks are extended to the two capable adv1sors MISS Eckert and M1ss Luebben Pres1dent Catherme Yurak Vrce Pres1dent Dorothy Wretelman Secretary Wrlma Denny Treasurer Eleanor Bab1k rNll '0d9,f ' 39, QLQ Page Elqhty three 4 1 P , Q T 3 x J 0 EM -I wc ' . ' 17 W agcnadktiattaaagrc f 1 1 , Lt . Sorelle Y-Teens ,iff ' 1 V' f fxf 4' rr To frnd and g1ve the best IS the a1m of every Sorelle Y Teen member The club 1S the newest member of the Y Teens at Wrlson the membersh1p was open to any member of the tenth grade There are now approxrmately 116 g1r1s ln the club We have had mterestrng and vaned programs dur1ng the year under the d1rect1on of the program chcnrman Antomette Pansr Some of the out standlng programs were The Chrrstmas program the Hecogmtron serv1ce conducted by the offrcers of the Pao Pay and Tanda and our Brotherhood Observance program wrth Rabb1 Morr1s Gordon as the speaker We also have conducted several soc1a1 serv1ce projects At Chnstmas the soc1a1 serv1ce commrttee wrth Kay Drcus as chcurman made favors for the chlldren s trays at the South S1de Hosprtal The offrcers are V1ce Pres1dent Ann Stanco Secretary Lucrlle S1m1one Treasurer Sh1r1ey Mrller Advlsors M1ss Ioyce M1ss Morr1s Page Eighty four I I' ' ' ll 1 1 ' . I . I ' ' ' 1 I I . I President . ..... ..... C larice Iohnson .-Y - Y-. ,Ji - . Natronal Forenslc League Forens1c League membershrp IS earned by debat1ng radlo speakxng and oratory Only those who have shown competence ln one or more of these flelds IS el1g1ble to 10111 the organ1zat1on whlch 15 the only natron wrde hrgh school speech league The Woodrow WIISOH Chapter was organrzed m 1943 and has always tned to fulflll 1lS purpose to promote the mterests of mterscholast1c debate oratory and publ1c speakmg by encourag 1ng a sp1r1t of fellowshrp and by conferrlng upon deserv1ng candl dates a worthy badge of d1st1nc't1on The b1ggest events of the year were the tr1p to Canton Mc Krnley Hlgh School and the nov1ce debate at Struthers 1n whrch Wtlson teams won top honors V1ce Presldent Betty Yavorsky Secretary Helen Berqumst Treasurer Helen Kot Advlsor Mr Barber sl Page Elqhty flve fm- l l President ............... Iohn Assion Hi-Y The Wllson H1 Y an organlzed group of boys 1nterested 1n hrgh 1deals and fme Chrlstlan morals has grown io be looked upon wlth envy from outslde students The club started a very act1ve new year Wllh the selectlon of Mr Ternnlck as advlsor The h1gh11ghted and most successful soc1al event of the season was the 1n1t1at1on dance held 1n the school audltorlum Presldent B111 Draper V1ce Presldent Iohn Harrmgton Secretary Larry Shaffer V IGDX Soc1a1 Chalrman Bob Connelly 6,70 1 Page Eighty slx 1 sl IV N X Q B K Treasurer ............... Carl Ioerdnt Travel Club After a long vacatron the Travel Club once more resumes 1ts spot m the socral hte at Wllson Hlgh The purpose of thrs club 15 to 1ncrease and broaden the students knowledge of hrstorrcal or 1mportant places at a cheaper rate and wrth more pnvrleges allowed Members were chosen from the ll A s and 12th grades wrth the capable asslstance of our sponsors M1ss Roane and Mr MGIYIH and our advrsors Mrss Long and Mr Wachter Many d1ff1cu1t s1tuat1ons arose preventmg var1ous tr1ps to other c1t1es due to the after effects of the war The mam event was a tnp to the Ice Folhes 1n Cleveland Several local tr1ps were also taken Presrdent Betty Ann Knap1k Secretary Treasurer Iean Dolak Executlve Cornmlttee Eugene Hovls lack Asslon and Carl Ioerndt D 1 FAQ Ezghysev Il Nature Club Q l Q .1 Q W. .fi As one of the schools newest clubs the Nature Club has tned to 1ncrease the members knowledge 1n plants and ammals Although not prlmarxly mterested 1n bxrds the Nature Club IS an off1c1al member of the Audubon Club The latter 1S a natlon al organ1zat1on founded 1n honor of Iohn I Audubon a notable blrd natural1st Through the year we have taken many h1kes 1n M111 Creek and P1ne Hollow Park Wrth the assrstance of M1ss Roane and Mr Hopklns the members have learned many new and lnterest 1ng th1ngs V1ce Presldent Frances Andres Secy and Treas Frances McCartney Essynr President ............. Margaret Zetts -ii Pino Eirhl -wir lt 'il- Recordmg Club Peek through the key hole of room 315 after school the hrst and th1rd Tuesday of every month, and you W111 flnd the Record 1ng Club 1n sessron It conslsts of eleventh and twelfth grade students who are mterested 1n the techmque of record1ng as well as the SOCIGI programs It prov1des The purpose of th1s club 1S to teach the members how to make records and how to operate the record1ng machme Several records are made at each meetmg and these are later played back so that each member may hear h1s own vo1ce Pres1dent Mary Loney Vrce Pres1dent Iean Dolak Secretary Treasurer Sh1rley Denton AdVlSOI Mr Hopkms I Paq Elglftymne 1 Cinema Club The Clnema Club IS an 1rnportant organrzatlon dur1ng the dazly schedule at Woodrow Wrlson Hrgh School The club 1S 1n charge of the noon hour movles They are full length professronal prctures produced and d1rected by promment Hollywood p1cture corporanons and portrayed by the popular c1nema stars of the day Members learn to operate carbon arc and mazda prolectors consrstmg of s11de prolectors sound and srlent 16m m and 35m m carbon arc movre prolectors Professronal and semr professxonal These rnachmes are educahonal and 1nterest1ng to operate Presldent Vxce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Advlsor Sponsors Iohn ASSIOH George Uhlar Edward Korzeb Ioseph Dur1ch Mr Datson Mr Hopkms Mr. Iones 4, N'n-ty f- The Latma Sodal1tas To have a good t1me wlule ma1nta1n1ng an lnterest 1n the contnbutxons of the Romans to our present day c1v1l1zat1on IS the alm of the Latma Sodalrtas For the members beheve that by real1z1ng the problems of the past they can more easrly under stand those of our pres nt complex world Orgamzed 1n 1936 the Lat1na Sodahtas Wllh the help of our worthy adv1sor has grown to be one of the actlve clubs of the school Several of the soclal events of thls year mclude the 1n stallatlon servlces theatre party Chnstrnas party and the annual Lat1n breakfast Pres1dent Bertha Horvath V1ce Pres1dent George Uhlar Secretary Harrlet Streeter Treasurer Florence Llskay Advlsor Mrs En1d Hart l Page Ninety one y Srellater The Club 14 H14 mernbersb 1S one of the school s newest clubs One must belong to the Drstrlbutrve Educat1on Class 1n order to become a member Membersh1p 1n the club may be small but the siudents are very actlve and successful 1n all programs and CICl1V1l1eS planned They work hard at then' studres 1n the mornrng so ihat they are able to work rn the downtown stores 1n the afternoon Wuh the help of M1ss Gusfavsen the club has proven rtseli very successful OFFICERS Presrdent Larry Shaffer Secretary Dorothy Mamrak VICG Presrdent Drck Hundorfean Treasurer Eugene Summers Page Ninety-lwo l-I+ Cafeteria The g1rls who work 1n the caietena can be recelvmg no fmer expenence They sell rmlk count up pnces of lunches and take care of the sale of 1ce cream Then at the nd of the last lunch per1od they count up the clally mcome and prepare lt for the bank Th1s glves the g rls an excellent exper1ence for commercral bus1ness handhng money makmg accurate change and eventu ally acqumng Sklll and speed'1n frgures 11n1c If you are 1n need of med1cal adv1ce dont hesrtate to V1S1f our well equ1pped cl1n1c rn 107 The cl1n1c 15 1n charge of our school nurse Mrs Unger w1th helpers who have been chosen from the health classes The g1rls have some understandrng and trarnrng rn bandag1ng and hrst ald The cl1n1c endeavors to render valuable S9IV1Ce to the school m keeplng students ht 1n flfldlflg defects rn health wh1ch may be corrected and 1n developrng close relatronshrps between parents and faculty Many calls are made by the nurse to our homes Mrs Unger 1S w1l11ng and glad to talk over problems of health home cond1t1ons etc wrth students Feel free to contact er P Nm J verfumq fkaf' M y f f 'aiu H, M. tirl K ,- I If . -1 ,,f 05530 lvzrunuy, AL W AGNER MOTOR SALES INC DeSoto - Plymouth Distributor Sales - Service 3121 Morket St. Phone 2-1116 Youngstown 5 Ohio i L For lunches and Ice Cream And good things galore Theres only one answer YOUR ISALY STORE P IN tyf U U 2 f J I 1 X Z Y w w 9 . Lv? WAMX ls cn: ' Y L U-YS..1z.::. I it gd 'ine -ive 21,1- L ln Balfour lompamf Attleboro Mctssclchusetis 'Q R we md 5 I9 n IN IIIXIIII Q lub IIISIUIIIEI Represented by H H101 Di lUNEb R D No 9 NEDINA OHM? T3 I I I l I I J . Q Clam in he z Iii. Cm I 'lN't'IIlt'lll afuns Diplmnus - Personal Cards A C Z7 Q . , iw Y N ,, , 1 Ao , 1, Y l C0llgl'iltlllZlli0IlS and Br-sl XViSlNf:4 lu llw Class of 19117 We are pleased to have been Chosen of1'1C1a1 photographer for Vour yearbook We thank you moet smcerely for your hberal patronage 'W Mdchell Simba So N Phelps St I f A - L I I -N . L . TOKER'S SHELL SERVICE Shell-Gas, Oil, Lubriccdion AUTO REPAIRS Brake service - Tires - Washing - Batteries - Accessories - Pick-Up 6 Delivery Service Open Dolly 7 A.M. to l0 PM. 2705 South Ave. Phone 8-0908 I ONGR A I UL ATIONb We ot Kohler s conqrotulote the closs of 47 ond We toke tins opportunlty to thank the students for lhelr poironoqe DEPENDABLE D1u,ClaMmmd?mwu N ' N r 1 ' W l O V I I In V' . 421 Pmgf, Ninely-eiqlxt fig- bf haf fu lvlllnll Sllllllllt Muslcal Instruments Accessones Sheet Mus1c and Supphes 409 T0 ll l2 Kelth Albee Blclq Guaranteed Instrument Repcnrmg Phone 3 4605 New Fashions nrsf J- I 3, z-ev S' 38560-, M36 9 x Ki' Jompllments of IQIIVZIIIS Jews eh y Company Credxt Iewelers on the Square Style Center for Boys and Young Men For vears we hav e made It our business to fmd out what teen age boys and young men want ln clothing and to haxe It here for them flrst' 5 W Federal St Smce 1906 2a3 W Federal St I I I Pfxfy Nmety mnc ll . . lg F W I f l I ' .I ff 4:15:55 ' ' I II-' ., 7 ,Q A,-ff' . 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C0llU'ldlll1dl10llS, lla-s oi 47' Our hats are off to another group of younq Amerrcans ready to shoulder the dutr s and obhqatrons that true Democracy tm poses You have recetved a well rounded educatron You have been prepared to take over the burden of Amerlcan c1t1zensh1p Your youth and vrqor are needed ln thrs world that ts strrvlnq for a permanent peace You wrll not shrrk your respons1b1ht1es nor be afratd to stand by your onvrctrons Take your motto from Tennysons dauntless Ulysses To strlve to seek to f1nd and not to yleld Mt lxEI VEX S 1883 947 Flank Hull It M1 Wllcc ler S gl S0115 High Grade Upholstery SATISFIES Work at Modest Pnces New Suites Bumlt to Order PARTICULAR Recovennq u Specxalty pEOpLE Phone 2 9213 3008 South Ave Youngstown Oh1o f Page One Hundred t a '1 1 5 or r - 1 r - me ,A ut, Q D .9 , . . - . . . . F . . V . . r . rf , . . , , . . . . H , I , 9 N l 4 f J L.. of Y Y 1 1 Q J x ,N s . 1 A. I I Compliments HARTYEI L S Home of Hart Schaffner 6 Marx Clothes VS fc tdlll look llllO cl llV' cl ,cl or read m the cards exactly what the future holds but we know that Whatever comes you w1ll meet lt w1th the same Splfll and confidence wxth wlfuch you met the other m1ss ons on the road to your present success' Congratulahons Graduates of 1947' SIRUUSQ IIIRHIISERC 5 r l fl of 7 J J I rf. .. 9 -V . ' f 'lfll l'lll 5 O U C U 1 , . E . i . wr 1 N w '19 N X X s, ' 7 - 'ine Y r vlT1l'lIlIf cnc gn' rlllL Oldlllllilllgll lwllfllllll'-011 Co Youngstown s Quahty Hardware Store for 101 YEARS l l 'l W Federal St Q5 Market St lt 52 Malmo una Ave Equal or Greater Values Follow the Leader to the Leader of Young Men s Wear or Sweaters The Sport Iackets Goods Store Emblems For Clubs 'IED Sr BILL Men s and Boys Wear of Quahty 25 E Federal Youngstown Oluo S brlna Olno fd' L Llllll buuu STEAKS SANDWICHES CHILI After any UC11Vl11eS drop 1n for a snack or a sack 1734 Poland Ave Cor Center St F1114 llllffllt s PROV lc? EaSt1:'ederalSt ll8 Youngstown s Fmest Samtary Food Market Fxsh Dept Bakery Dept D R A Campbell W M Gross lrluahes Market Never lendersold IH l-ltqh Ouallty Meats P 0 H Jvc w w 1 1 ,, , , f , E . A . t , . 1 L . . E 1 , 7V a Q V . - , H .1 I , 9 , 1 , X1 A -- 1 w . , . . - , A . W D CO' 1 ,- N w . ' ,L 0 ' 1 x I . ll ll ' - O'.-armed and Owned :md . . . . Operated l y Operated lsy f Li... frqr- ,ne undret. T J, Klempay Bros. House Moving and Raising Foundations General Contracting 1311 E. Boston Ave. Phone 2-9336 P101 Nm otuy B10- The Brggest Little Store rn Lcmsmgville V' J rll Lansiugville Shoe Repair IQHN DAPOLITO, Prop. Shoes Repaired While-U-Wait Expert Shoe Repairing 1405 E. lndianola Ave. Youngstown, Ohio HUMES Three Dependable Furniture Stores 252 W Federal St Q30 Market St 272 E Federal St Where Youngstown hops with Confidence ca , -poo T B . . .,. Za . 1, S . . H .fxqe fm- ' 1 rzfirw' fr -1- Best W1Sh6S to The Graduatlnq C1ass Records and Phonographs Make an Ideal Graduatron Off to College Glft I ll1VC 1 sal Musu C0 2604 Market St KRUPKE Q Sults Coats 6. Dresses Blouses 6. Skrrts Phone 2 6815 2734 Market St Store Hours 9 30 A to 9 00 P M Dxamonds Watches Iewelry H4 lll y s Guaranteed Watch and Iewelry Repaxrs by Expert Craftsmen Phone 8221 1 2730 Market St Youngstown Ohlo ext to the Uptown Theatre Store Hours 9 00 A M to 8 00 P M CLOTHES OF CHARACTER 312 W Federa1St Youngstown Oh1o Phone 3 1429 T P MORELLI O HttF11 I I 7 L Or,, . .. ' LJ' 1 . : . M. rl I 7 w Up-town ,lcwelvrs GLASGOW TAILORS N1 . . 42 Paq Ono unrrm otr 9 EAT AT H AVE R' S 'FAN E I1 8 'Weot Boordmcm Street Compliments Ot SOUTHLAND DAIRY 2-32 South Avenue Be-S Wlshes t Cldllltl Motu: cl - 81 S1 IVIU 3800 Southern Blvd 270-t South Ave Tlres Battenes Accessones Expert Auto Repcurmg Phor1eQ273t3 23 W3 GOOD FURNITURE For Over 30 YEARS W N E lx S f7tc Ig Mftrkft St WRIGHT SERVICE STP TION Cor S uth md Dew y PHAS YNRLGHT Pro! WASACZ S MARKET 222 South Av T t phoh 3489 I I 7 I N 1 5 .U ' :J t ' o I ' . 1 J , S. lu- 1 S . - f' . , ' - ' - ' 1 t r mv H -I I Fl A . . ff Cf ,. '- X V - FH, Excellent Service on Al1Curs Cozuptimehts Ct .- I . o C ' e 1 - - t t S-. 3 '. T , gt. ee .e - E Q 'S '7:':-' me t.11:fif-'.f- B. 61 B. DAIRY Fine Dairy Products 2070 Mid1oth1on 131vd. Phone 8-OUE34 GEO. H. YATES 61 SON Painters and Decorators 2621 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio Ph. 2-4919 Men s Shoes A11 Styles I W SMITH 61 SONS Q Market Street Tod 1-1ote1Bu11d1nq ornphments of PUGH BROS Youngstown s Largest I ewelers 15 'W' Federc11 St SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 29 No l.,11G111D1C1'1 St We Speclahze m School and Team Eqmpment Oomphments of BOOTH S MARKET Phone 2 8121 2102 South Ave ornphrnents of CHAPEL S GROCERY Quahty Meats and Grocenes Frults and Vegetables Gas and O11 Phone 2 O61 1 Younqstown Qhro NOVOTNY S FOOD MARKET TWO STORES 1426 E 1nd1ono1c:1 Phone 4 OU77 Phone 2 5422 p101'1Il Y 1 1 C , C 4 I 2903 shady Run Road 1112 E. Indionola -511 V111 tt ne 11 t1rt1c1 Si . 13' AL TAAFE Says Ride a New Ieep FREE Now on Display The Mode n Wo k Horse The Ne Wrlly Ieep SEE RIDE BUY Immed ate Dell ery Al o See and Buy The NEW CROSLEY S959 Del e ed AL TAAFE W1lly Sales Q 5 Mar C1 St CNeYt to D 1 li H1 ll Phon 28177 Telephone 3-2181 For SFU FESI ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS Thc YOUIIWHIOXSII b.u11l.1lS Mlll in 7l5 ENG St Youngstown Oh The Best 1n F1116 Pastrxes P1es and Cakes Specral Orders Taken For All Occas1ons 2 ll Xxjb Commerclal Iob Prmters Offset Llthographers D1v1s1on General Paper Supply Co Wholesale Paper Iobbers P1101 55524 734 W Ray I A Yeumgslcwn 2 Ch Q I 1 w f Dffi J J L r r Wh . w ' s i 'v S iv r x Y 'r ,f C, N 0 1 w ' ' 'J' , Q A . me f . ' ' . T011 gl - I A5 1 JT I'f W N 3 ip ' r w X N i D1-Ill l'uslrv :Imp I NN 'Wh Iw- Tel. A8292 .K . 'QI V'9llLl'9 1. A , if sf 5:21 U. lllllf- fi-'xml ,' LUS'FlG'S For Nearly Half o Century Youhqslowrfs Deporimeni Store of Shoes Shoes Priced from S3 98 to S13 95 l25 W. Federal St. Younqstown Ohio DRINK GOLDEN AGE QUALITY BEVERAGES pf. DRY LEA 40 YEARS of Dependable Cleamng Service SAVE 15 X Cash and Carry E NNG C0 GIlQICIlL1lGl1OI'1S Class of l947 ble cn S Flon Fl - 2548 Market St Phone 8 1124 Flowers That Please Roses and Corsaqes Po 3On llmlo . . 1 C . . C NINC CO. .1 Q 3 1 ,fw - Q- L, . L, 0 0 f -'. , cx Specialty -I Y . 411 no cl '1 Ll' rl Eifzln ii? SANDEL DRY CLEANING CO. We Call for and Deliver 152 Cash and Carry Phone 2-41 17 3313-15 South Avenue Cornphments of ROSEDALE MARKET 1954 E M1d101h1GH HUTCHISON DRUG STORE Cor South ond Luclus Prescnphons Phone 2 5523 CARISSIMO BROTHERS Som and Iohn Tires Batteries Sales 6 Service 3903 South Ave Phone 8 2867 Do Your Shoes Need Repair Swv At SAM'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP MEN'S SOCKS 3319 South Ave. All Work Guaranteed WALKER S SHOE STORE Nationally Advertised Footwear For the Family 2624 Market ot 11'1d1C1I101CI FROZEN FOOD CENTER Youngstown s F xrst Complete Frozen Food Stores 2o29 Mouket Phone 2 2128 1392 Be'n'1ont Phone 7 6889 We Deliver MAHONING VALLEY SUPPLY COMPANY Youngstown 5 Ohlo Distributors Rubber Products Industrial Supplies 2228 South Ave Phone 4 5055 P50 rddN 1 - Expert Lubrication Welding Supplies --- 5 -.--1 l , 'ri e IIC, 'lun re ine KLING S BAKERY PASTRY SHOPPE Kllng to Klmq s for Quality Phone J 0578 Gradual on Cakes You School Colo s NEWMAN GLASS Ieweler 2808 Morket St Phone 2 7734 Complete Lme of Iewelry Watch and Iewelry Repcur Llqht ng Appl cmces F xtures Repo rs Bermcmn Electrxc Co E19Ct1'lCGl Engmeers :S Contractors Resldenhal Commercml SWEESY SERVICE Car and Home RADIO Repcur 0000 South Ave Ph 2 2812 Con phn ent o, L F DONNELI.. Sxevers Serv1ce StGtlOI'1 Texcrco Prod Lubncatlon Txre and Buttery Servtce 8002 Southern Blvd 8 0080 POWe1SdCI19 Market Our Motto Not How Cheap But How Good FISCHER S FINER FLOWERS 3600 12 Market St Phone 2 1148 Youngstown Chro P O P 1 I N i . . t i . p . 5 . fx H , It . t ' i ln ' r r ' i i r i i ' . Phrfnfe 8,3716 2603 Mctrktit Si, ' ' Youngstown 5, C24 It ' P Y 1 C i ' 1 S L - - . . I . f , , Q, 'uw ' nv hrrrrtrvx 'fem th: rn- dll! 4- N Io - c Url f May all of you be as Outstcmdmq and successful m hte as your C ass was ln hlah school Good Lucid From Costume Iewelry Wrlst Watches Bracelets Expansron Watch Bands JUNP S Dltll S K Glfts For Graduates Popular To11etnes Perfumes By Coty Factor DuBarry Ayers Elmo and Other Famous Brands Graduahon Cards Prescnphons are our Specxahty Pen Penclls Sets Shaeffer Eversharp C A Parker And Others C0l'f illlIlllli1 q ' I I3 -pl Vfltc-.' lo lhv Grill ' l -s of '47 COUIQSEY COPXL CO. , f 1 ' .1 ' 1 ' Mfxrl Qt ut lt':dlf1:1olc1 PHELAN PHARMACY Lansinqville Prescription Drug Store Graduation Cards and Gifts Kodaks and Films lJUl l,.lr1d1f1nnvlf1 ll Loft? Phone 8-OEEUD' OBY'S Diamonds Watches Iewelry Sporting Goods and Hardware USE YOUR CREDIT Phone 4-3923 233 E. Federal Street BELLA S DAIRY AND FOOD PRODUCTS l52 1 E lnd1anola Ave WILLIAM KLEIN Isaly s Darry Products N17 F lndionala Avo Phone 8 0950 Younastown Qhio Eat Toth s Home Dressed Meats A Prescription for the Glow of Health TOTH S DELUXE MARKET Cor Walnut andE Federal FELDMAN S SUPER MARKET Quality Meats and Grocenes IQI4 Midlothlan Blvd Phone 2 ll34 Iglclll INtllllI1IlIDll Xll 1Itllll Igxllllltlll Save 15X Cash and Carry At any of Blairs hve stores Responsible Cleaners and Furners on d 1 N Pl ps Mrktqt 1 Ta l I rl ' . Q ' X F . I V . I - . . . I 7 I U- A If C I 1 I S O O I I I 5 W BLAH S Cl woo a1Pr1rceton 8 field 4225 a v . YESI Brtln ont at Pfister Elm at c ' l..:11v- -if P:11,11t Ono lluiulic tl 'l'wcilVe W X X A 1 x Ve W xx A P 1+ 'W N Xrfwu 4 'I'-I-,..: WX XVSEN I C 'L' i '--'-- -r f V---fi f N Us W v , '5 f . I N V v YfJ,L,f , . ,. Pvf V . ' v gf nf VV v 1 .V J 7 ,f W .Q f uf I 'HW x ML W VJPf4q:f J -R H5-F16R 'xN