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

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QQML graule HoMERoo1v1 317-Mr. Hopkins Row One-Judith LaTessa, Betty Ann Barris. Kathleen VVells, Bettie Hofmann, Marilyn Black, Lois Ann Jones, Vivian King, Dolores Palmieri, Row Two-Billy VVilliams, Donald Davis, Robert Hospodar, Marion Miller, Ruth Burr, ,Ioan Ernst, Nancy Guglielmo, Robert Bachani, James Colaluca, David Ragosin. Row Three-Duane Hundorfean, John Shirilla, Mike Prestage, Robert Konek, Walter Miller, Robert Reeder, Ourten, Scullen, Fred Kurty, Donald Blockinger. Row Four-Charles Huclcle, Richard Heinz. John Melone, Robert Courtney. WHEN DAY IS DONE KAT WILSONJ When school begins. at duty's call We work anew: VVhen day is done and shadows fall, We think of you: When school is done, we think of all The joys we knew, Page 27

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ciglalt gmt HOMEROOM 313-Mr. Jones Row One-Catherine Girardi, Helen Petrella, Elizabeth Herceg, Peggy Mayo, Arlene Hudach. Barbara Smith, Frances Rega, Roberta Skarbinski, Beverly Bowen. Row Two- Gale Warrenfeltz, Ann Bolan, Joanne Mushinski, Joyce Schwille. Carol Fisher, Rose Ghiarello, Tillie Senzarin, Donna Pusser, Joan Coclespoti, Patricia Dorsey. Row Three- Alyce Vaughn, Betty Burcsak, Beverly Dunlap, Ernestine DeNiro, Barbara Esposito, Barbara Bennedek, Robert Ferro, Pete Danko, Richard Baker, Robert Nocera. Row Four -Robert Hanny, Robert Petro, Robert Marsico, Richard Zbell, Tom Armeni, Robert Bindas, Robert Collette, Richard Janci, Gene Berquist, Robert Meyer. CNOT SHOWN- George Cummingsj HOMEROOM 121-Mr. Yeager Row One-June Kountz, Dora Billock, Ellen Blake, Margot Frank, Carol Bodnar, Vllinona Balog, Joanne Zetts, Elizabeth Holt. Row Two-Clara Cavallaro, Joanne Busico, Doris Haddle, Florence Nachbar, Ruth Lewis, Dolores Peterson, Frances Masi, Fannie Glinatsis, Joanne Ricks, Nately Bucci. Row Three-James Monske, Bill Jenkins, Eugene Kirtos, Joseph Ulicney, George VanAllen, Ronnie Boerio, Howard Prigosin, Billy Brick- man, Joseph Latessa. Row Four-Eugene VVeeks, VVallie Lord, Torn Mitlow, Myron Davis, Russel Colton, Jack Statler, Nick Hirzick, Arthur Oakley. Page 28

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CHEMISTRY CLASS Experiments in chemistry class give stu- dents real contacts with science problems. Preparing chemical experiments can be fun, too, Remember,john,when what you thought wasH2O was HZSO4? Or, was that fun? F F LIBRARY The well-hlled shelves in our library give ample reading materials for research work or pleasure reading. A good book is the best of friends. the same today and forever. -Martin F. Tupper AUTO SHOP A knowledge of the mechanics of any ma- chine makes an intelligent operator. Mr. Temnick points the way to safer driving as he instructs our boys in the proper use and care of their cars. 5565 Me fa Q ES S Q a Q Q o 4 RG NE : Q Page Z8 TYPING CLASS VVe are proud of our typists as they take their places in the business world. The com- bination of personality and intelligence por- trayed here promises continued success in Youngstown's business offices. How about it, girls? SEWING CLASS .-Xs our girls learn the art of sewing they become quite expert in creating that new gown. in making over last year's suit, and in finding economic ways of dressing themselves becomingly. XYhatl No zipper. janet? Plenty of better husbands in the making in XYilson's Cooking Classes, Listen! Eugene. 4'Can you beat it? Steve, Some more of this? joe, VVait-let me think. Harold. Me, too. Myron. Now, 1 have it. Bill, Smells good, too.