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

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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 . ..,. .

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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.

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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