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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

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K . ,. . , .I i ' 1 rn, s ' LIN I . mt A pf fifygfgy PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1952 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO VOLUME XIV This year's session of school was little more than under way when all those at Wilson were stunned by a sense of loss and deep sorrow by the news of the death of Miss Ruth Cooper, a beloved teacher at Wilson since its founding. Although her physical presence is gone from our sight, her kind and gentle spirit lingers on, and the memory of her generous and friendly deeds will live on in our hearts. She never forgot her student friends and their needs in life - she remembers them in death, for she left in her will several thousand dollars to establish col- legiate scholarships for deserving Wilson students. Thus passes a beautiful, cour- ageous personality which gave to Wilson its finest and best. George W. Glasgow, Principal IN MEMORIA i l l MISS RUTH COOPER MR. HUGH HOUSTON Mr. Hugh Houston, a faithful servant of the youth of Woodrow Wilson High School for 22 years, has joined that innumerable throng that has laid down their earthly burdens and await the Master's voice, Well done thou good and faithful servant . His loss we feel deeply, as do all the boys and girls who have been members of his classes dur-- ing the years. We will miss him, his kindly, genial manner and his eagerness to serve youth. Our deepest sym- pathies are extended to his family. George W. Glasgow, Principal GRION ..... AT WOCDDRCDN Orion! Son of Neptune . . . brightest and most beautiful constellation . . . staunch and clear you stand . . . majestically skimming the eastern skies . . . an inspiration . . . a guiding light . . . a symbol . . . for and of . . . Woodrow Wilson High . . . our pride and joy . . . students and their studies . . . per- severance and spirit . . . the spirit of these precious years ...g years to be endeared by time alone . . . wagons hitched to our very own stars . . . Wilsonians true . . . Orions all. Margaret Emanuel 4 ILSON HIGH SC HCDCDL DAWN AT WILSON FRONTISPIECE Orion, the Hunter ...... ...... TITLE PAGE Onan .................... FACULTY Planets .........,...,...., ..,... UNDERCLASSMEN Comets ................... ......... ' ACTIVITIES Constellations ...... ATH LETICS Satel I :tes ................. ......... ADVERTISEMENTS Meteors at Twilight .............. 5 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page I 4 9 I5 35 59 96 Copyright hy Gatschc-nr' St l PAUL C. BUNN, SUPERINTENDENT Tl-lE SUN Rules . . . with kindly light . . , our solcir system . . . oppeors on educotionol horizon when seventeen yeors ot oge . . . grovitotes to Wooster College . . . conquers unchorted universe . . . illuminotes educo- tioncil fields in superintendency ot Lorrciine . . . reoches zenith of coreer . . . in schools of Youngs- town . . . Philosophy? . . . educotion continuous process. . . begins in crodle . . .ends with grove. . . Fother of three . . . grcindfother ot eight . . , friend of oll . . . children. 6 Bo rbo rci Benedict POLARIS GEORGE W. GLASGOW, PRINCIPAL Light of guidance . . . honored leader . . . never tiring through endless tasks . . . assisting teachers . . . aiding individual student . . . advising student body . . . His sincerest wish . . . for each Senior . . , to acquire something valuable . . . at Wilson . . . Like Polaris . . . directs travelers through the dark . . . ever pointing out the road to happy living . . . Education . . . growth . . . knowledge . . . character . . . ln return . . .our respect. . .admiration . . . appreciation . . . and most sincere thanks. Gloria Menighan 7 AURQRA BGRMEALIS Seated: Mr. Paul Wachter, Assistant Principal, Mr. George Glasgow, Principal. Standing: Miss Ruth Long, Dean of Girls, Miss Helen Robertson, Guidance Director, Mrs. Alice Weber, Secretary, Miss Lois Mika, Secretary. Mflk Servile to skyey influence . . . aides to Polaris . . . charting our paths . . . secretaries pounding typewriters . . . two majors? . . . two minors? . . . a slip of paper . . . Miss Long's or Mr. Wachter's office . . . absent, or played hookey . . .signing out . . . sick. . .too much star-gazing . . . moon-struck . . . schedule changed Ctenth timel . . . Mr. Glasgow . . . magnetic pole star . . . helping us achieve stardom . . . fixed positions in life. Carrol Turner 8 P LAN ETS Our teachers . . . and friends . . . home- work? . . . where is it? . . . familiar line . . . shall I grade him first or second magni- tude? . . . tests . . . meetings . . . all working for our good . . . smoothing the path for our solar flight . . . asking telescopic questions... trying to make us fit into brighter orbits . . . to make us realize . . . we have to face a world . . . a universe . . . a God. Carrol Turner 9 HOME ECONOMICS WI' ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE HOME ECONOMICS Seated: Miss Ruth Zeisler, Miss Louise Ludman. Standing: Miss Ruth Long, Mrs. Angie Weidman, Cafeteria Director, Miss Florence Kugler. ENGLISH Seated: Miss Josephine Pierson, Miss Helen Robertson, Miss Irene Corrado. Standing: Miss Helen Judge, Miss Cora Gracey, Mrs. Alice Brown, Miss Alice Cummings, Miss Hazel Wike, Miss Alice Gerrity. 1-1'3 SOCIAL SCIENCE Seated: Miss Delma Elson, Miss Estelle Romanick, Mrs. Myn Shollen- berger, Standing: Mr. Claude Vasu, Mr. Morris Slavin, Mr. Arthur Williams Mr. Michael Varkonda, Mr. James Blair, Knot picturedl-Mr George McPherson. ll PHYSICAL EDUCATION Seated: Mr. Robert Thompson, Mr. Michael Mitchell. Standing: Mr. Leonard Appelman, Miss Mabel Brungard, Mr. George Hardie, lnot pictured?-Mr. Fulton Elder. MATHEMATICS AND COMMERCIAL Seated: Miss Ruth Greenwood, Miss Alice Gustavsen, Miss Alice Higley. Standing: Mr. Samuel Zoss, Mr. Andrew O'Bruba, Mr. Robert William- son, Mr. Judd Yeager, Mr. Jarrett Strickler. SCIENCE Seated: Miss Florence Roane. Standing: Mr. Blake Hopkins, Mr. Kendall Datson, Mr. William Jones, Mr. Wallace McConnell. I2 X w K 'N 1 X PHYSICAL EDUCATION if MATHEMATICS AND COMMERCIAL If NEG! y-I IX I XXX n 'I V M - XLR? Ipfy xfi? D SCIENCE 13Pf9I 57 X , fgkfm 71 ?W74'?ffi44M' N5 Uhfmftgffv LIBRARY SCIENCE AND FINE ARTS Seated: Miss Jane Eckert, Miss Helena Hastings, Miss Kathryn Luebben. M E 'd H rt Mr William Omeis Mr Van Iderstine Standing: rs. ni a , . , . , ' ' 'M' Gld A old, librarian. Mr. Arden Barber, public speaking, iss a ys rn INDUSTRIAL ARTS Seated: Mr. Paul Wachter, Mr. Lester McDonnell, Standing: Mr. Horner Cleveland, Mr. Carl Apuli, Mr. Emerson Blauser, Mr. Nick Temnick. I4 LIBRARY SCIENCE AND FINE ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Q L Tl-lE COMETS Swishing to their classes . . . scintillating bodies . . . the twinkle and sparkle of our magnetic school . . . around which they gravi- tate . . . a whirlpool of small . . . but very spectacular Comets . . . will soon be . . . the source of light . . . in next year's higher atmosphere. Al Raptou 15 SEVENTH ond EIGI-lTl-l GRADES Homeroom 301-Miss Roone First Row: Judy Shay, Kathleen Pizzoferrato, Sally Collette, Evelyn Terihay, Shirley Ann Anderson, Carol Choin, Josephine Hanna, Judith Habudo, Renata Riccy, Michael Venardos. Second Row: James Ricks, John De Santis, Cynthia Evans, Patty Porter, Patricia Phenny, Carole Turner, Judith Molnar, Linda Johnson, Ferdinand Yurcic, Charles Schwartz. Third Row: Howard Fye, William Moorehouse, Ronald Solar, George Smolko, Joe Stan- chin, Kenneth Stonner, George Soppelsa, Ronald Prigison, Raymond Baksa, Donald Solar, Robert Schrom. Homeroom 302-Miss Corrado First Row: Bob Delong, Raith Smigel, Carol Romito, Sue Ellen Williams, Pat Goodalh, Nancy Vogelsang, Colla Ross, Margaret Brozman, Alda Lightbody, Vera Zaitzue, Anthony Frattaroli. Second Row: John Deley, Joanne Chichak, Carolyn Mclntyre, Natalie Cohen, Susanne Haggerty, Jacquelyn Beatty, Helen Barry, Carol Sue McLaughlin, Eleanor Leone, Joan Repasky, Gerald Buckley. Third Row: Bob Monske, David Pusser, Neil Cohen, Gabriel Masi, Jack McNeely, Donald Trotter, Tom Nagy, Bill McDonough, Bill Adams, Bill Moore. Homeroom l26-Mr. Blair First Row: Fredrick Suhre, Mary Lou McDonald, Catherine Szabodas, Alma Gibson, Dolores Miller, Marion Basic, Judith Duffy, Mary Poidmore, Phyllis Yutkin, Donna Anderson, Beverly Heasley, Clement Johnson. Second Row: Joe Toth, Dan Hudach, John Dankovich, Francene Boback, Norma Petrella, Carol Marie Hatcher, Margaret Nemick, Judy Baughman, Dolores Adams, Johann Maliytes, Ronald Pellin, Bruce lpe. Third Row: Barry Rickard, Robert Lyons, James Pluchinsky, Milan Grozdick, Thomas Morella, Joe Codespoti, John Mellon, Joe Debozy, Ed Horvach, Daniel Dunlap. I6 5 Y iii N I 7 4 5 I 4 EICI-lTl-l GRADE Homeroom 21 l-Mr. Vorkondo First Row: Norma Senzarin, Marilyn Johns, Sara Worsley, Elizabeth Hanna, Carol Coberly, Sonja Koly, Joanne Francosky, Josephine Cavallaro. Second Row: Robert De Fabio, George Villone, Pat Ross, Ruth Fisher, Jane Francosky, Ronald Bodnar, David Sharpe. Third Row: Robert Suchora, Anthony Dewitt, Phillip Cownden, John Knapic, Norman Altman, Berry Bevan, Edward Cherniga, Harry Kurach. Homeroom 206-Miss Elson First Row: Carol Nicholson, Sandra Wilson, Donna Weckerly, Judy Baumen, Olive Hudran, Carol Moore, Joan Picklesimer, Carol Balmer, Barbara Roush, Shirley Smith Second Row: Merrill Snyder, Roger Davidson, Jean Marie Evans, Elizabeth Blauser, Catherine La Guidice, Kathryn Thomas, Charlotte Kohl, Larry Blake, James Scott, Donald DiFabio. Third Row: Charles Kelly, Robert Sofranel, David Prosser, Robert Samsa, Lawrence Greene, Vernon Pees, Richard Suchora, Emmet Driscoll. Homeroom 312--Mr. Williams First Row: Robert Getsey, Dolores Terihay, Barbara Rako, Marlene Davis, Judy Filo, Phyllis Ellis, Pat Adams, Sarah Holt, Donald Hobbs. Second Row: James Kerr, Phyllis LaGamba, Patricia Armstrong, Marie McLendon, Sally Erwin, June Haesslay, Jeanett De Mattio, Edna Mae Sims, Wilma Sinowski, James Capo. Third Row: Richard Durovcik, Lee Hale, John Kuti, Richard Zellers, Milan Yugovich, Paul Sikora, Eugene Pasquale, Jack Quigley, Curtis Rankin. I9 EIGI-lTl-l AND NINTH GRADES Homeroom 320-M r. McPherson First Row: Theresa Carbone, Betty Bowen, Patricia Kilgore, Marie Ierace, Joann Mar- getko, Carole Switka, Barbara Sunderlin, Arlene Gustafson, Barbara Burnham, Mary Lou Aureleo. Second Row: Steve Suchora, Ronald LaTessa, Ronald Terchilla, John Piatnick, Angelo Russo, Thomas White, Joseph Ricciuti, George Cap, Ronald Palouits, Michael Stanish. Third Row: Donald Bufofchan, Robert Servenack, Randall Porter, Arnold Lackey, Gordon Koehler, John Mentzer, Larry Leedy, Robert Van Sise, Jerry Strayer, Thomas Schurko. Homeroom l 25-Mr. Clevelo nd First Row: Eugene Triff, John Berberry, Robert DeRose, Raymond Best, Philip Danko, Donald Baker, Glen Wolfgang, William Barry, Mike Bury, Bill Eagleton. Second Row: Patrick Fecko, Fred Inman, Harold Bartels, Paul Rukovina, Fred Denton, John Basista, John Pihonsky, George Babinchak, David Garder. Third Row: Alphonse Patrick, Donald Olsen, James Madura, Bob Ward, Floyd Trebus, Bob Lidle, John Boano, Edwin Buday, Truman Williard, Tom Loney. Fourth Row: Richard Blaine, David Chapman, Bill Alexander, George Sakacs, Bill Broz- man, John Armeni, Frank Mogione, Bob Bulla. Homeroom 208-Mr. O'Brubo First Row: Pauline Mesaros, Delores Kussic, Ninta Guzzo, Phyllis Esposito, Eleanor Kavalcik, Gloria Lightbody, Donna Krouse, Naomi Lauffer, Irene Kertis, Barbara Mang, Pat Micleod, Marie Buday. Second Row: Carole Mathey, Delores Koshan, Emil Dzuray, Hugh Hill, Frank Martin, Toni Bartholonue, Elizabeth Morgan, Janet Kiddon. Third Row: Ray Hallas, Tom Nickles, James Mackin, Thomas Ceranic, John Kavulick, Joe Kana, Ron Fiffick, James Guidice, James Manuel, Jack Kibby. 20 21 i 3 N NINTH GRADE Homeroom 217-Miss Kugler First Row: Shirley Wolfgang, Marie Jackabovich, Dorothy Parker, Jean Margetko, Barbara Babinack, Virginia Popovich, Jean Capp, June Smith, Roberta Berg, JoAnn Bolender, Dolores Venosky, Rosemary Collins. Second Row: Anette Reagen, Joanne Mondora, Fran Venardos, Mary Ann Bell, Rena Petrella, Carol Meshot, Patricia Shayhill, Chessie Haught, Marian Sikora, Rose Mileck, Sylvia Rohrbach, Jean Cover, Katherine Prestach, Magdeline Schmerk. Third Row: Phillis Walko, Patricia Walko, Louise Todor, Arlene Ziegler, Loretta Sovak, Doris Peel, Pauline Peckerow, Barbara Erickson, Josephine Augustanelli, Pat Pol- kovac, Carol Mikula, Donna Berry, Katheryn Glinatsis. Homeroom 306-Miss Grocey First Row: Mary Jane Santangelo, Eleanor D'egidio, Jo Ann Hollander, Christine Green, Olivia Brown, Barbara Toomey, Frances Terrihay, Joan Turner, Nancy Sullivan, Pauline Tauavozzi. Second Row: Donald McCurdy, Carl Rose, Arnold Grobstine, James Scullen, Donald Tyson, John Thomas, Ronald Shuster, Fred Seminaia, Donald Manna. Third Row: Louis Cantellmi, William Sharpnack, Bill Metzinger, Russell Snyder, Bill Rice, Ronald Wuchnic, Isaac Ike Ingram, Ronald Vross. Homeroom 308-Miss Luebben First Row: Olga Clarke, Gertrude Bury, Annette Monte, Nancy Matica, Gloria Pandone, Donna Pandone, Joan Miladore, Barbara Price, Elaine Ramhoff, Margaret Gordulic. Second Row: JoAnne Seidner, Barbara Carissimo, Patricia Hodos, Jackie Mayer, John Kohl, Emery Mooney, Edward Novotney, Peter Plany, Geraldine Polojack, Lucy Bruno, Katherine Rigelsky. Third Row: Dick Marzetti, Edward Hodos, Ronald Holecko, Bob Polland, David Paul, Robert Minnie, Robert Miller, Raymond Moulder, Martin Duffy. 23 NlNTl-I AND TENTH GRADES Homeroom 3l l-Mr. McConnell First Row: Jean Willis, Ruth Smith, Patricia Vincent, Carolyn Cicero, Laverne Billock, Donna Shevetz, Florence Williams, Bernice Schwartz, Annett Yarab, Frances Traficant, Carol Vallinger, Dolores Summers. Second Row: Paul Witherow, Jimmy Benson, William Webb, Joseph Evans, John Koreley, Joseph Wickety, Charles Van Allen, Charles Kotaskic, John Zikovich, Alex Shasho, Thomas Kluchar, Norbert Kubina, Lanny Welson. Third Row: Erwin Leav, Joseph Wojton, Donald Zeisler, John Simerlink, Gene Popinac, Norbert Yanek, Richard Pucci, Richard Zuti, Thomas Sefick. Richard Sepsey, Ronald Ryal. Homeroom 205-Mrs. Shollenberger First Row: Carol McKnight, Mary Jane Haynes, Solueig Gustafson, Carol Hall, Jeanette Megnar, Sandra Horney, Julianne Mrakavich, Dorothy Kanek, Martha Ferenchak, Emma Cantellmi. Second Row: Mary Cifalde, Henrietta Kwiecien, Sally Eagleton, Melvin Klingler, Robert Balog, David Griggs, Robert Csernik, Stephen Janis, Ralph Egolf, Olga Cundik, Kaliope Glinatsis, Patricia McKula. Third Row: Jack Gordon, Joseph Elder, Alfred Durrett, Richard Dubiel, Robert Fergus, Eugene Canton, Edward Rousher, Gerald Dempsv, Fred Jones, Sam Colucci, Donald Duran, Robert Graham. Homeroom l2l-Mr. Yeoger First Row: Clara Cavallaro, Rose Marie Stone, Ruth Lewis, Elizabeth Holt, June Kountz, Evelyn Plalotsee, Doris Haddle, Margot Frank, Joanne Zetts, Dolores Peterson. Second Row: Dora Billock, Ellen Blake, Fannie Blinatisis, Dorothy Pinchot, Yvonne Swiderski, Virginia Check, Frances Masi, Natalie Bucci, Joanne Ricks, Lois Ann Jones. Third Row: William Jenkins, Ronald Boerio, Thomas Mitlow, Gerald Klein, Skip Powell, Nick Herzick, Joe LaTessa, Robert Smrecansky, Billy Ramsey, John Statler, Arthur Oakley, Russell Colton, Richard Meluch, Gerald Janis, Andrew Sobinovisky. 24 1 7 im Ni .1-Q --f M X349 ww M fi A E W Y, FW A ' . 4 1 J . w e ew Wi. M 3 1 W 5? 'ek 9 gf xbwfvfs NMS, XL 5 : 3, gs 1 , M fg 21 ,wr UK Nfl ww 1 ma '94 f . qv Q M FA , . 4 , - , , 1+ Q. Q mv .Jw .... W. ag ,ff ' V' f f'f5':fW : A 1 - . f -'-,f' si? M 36 K fs, p M. . vp 'x,VIWi,1f5A, Th v , .L X fi rvgglfa r'- W II ll X fx . A +33 1 A nu 26 TENTI-l GRADE Homeroom ll6-Miss Cummings First Row: A. l-ludak, J. LaTessa, M. Flauto, M. L. McBride, M. Gorgul, B. McDonough, L. Herceg, B. Smith, C. Maxim, B. Burcsak. Second Row: B. Williams, C. Billings, J. Ulicny, J. Stricklin, J. Hallos, G. Lahita, J. Michkol, C. Turnbull, E. Berquist, J. Hughes, D. Ragosin. Third Row: R. Malenic, U. Kirtos, M. Davis, N. Drajic, D. McMurray, B. Brickman, R. Zbell, C. Krajnak, D. Metzger, W. McNally, R. Konek, H. Prigosin. Homeroom 2Ol-Mr. McDonnell First Row: Margaret Hladon, Mary Ann Shebek, Barbara Magnitta, Mary Ann Feren- chak, Betty Porter, Joann Shasho, Helen Marinkovic, Susan Goske, Joan Danills. Second Row: Johnny Kesner, Edward Kanka, John Beatty, Thomas Markovic, Don Woodall, James Sims, Robert Jukulovic, Edward Hudick, Richard Ferry, Paul Puhalla. Third Row: Joe Troll, Edward Ahlquist, Joe Mallamo, Robert Wallow, Walter Lesch, Knot picturedl-Walter McDonough. Homeroom 219-Mr. Von lderstine First Row: Tillie Senzarin, Joanne Busico, Norma Tarka, Rita Sefcik, Marilyn Black, Ruth Burr, Barbara Dalzell, Virginia Bees, Barbara Koletich, Eleanor Sarisky. Second Row: Dorothy Sefcik, Florence Bailey, Bernadette Blasko, Mary Seech, Margaret Dulovic, Roberta Skarbinski, Gene Suchora, Ann Soltis, Mary Dzurnak, Marie Ekoniak. Third Row: Bob Bindas, Gene Hallahan, Frank Zolka, Dick Baker, Bob Bachani, Tom Armeni, Bernard Blasko, Tony Carsone, Tom Bakalar, Jim Colaluca, Bill Hladon, Paul Gonda. Fourth Row: John Hatala, Bob Bakes, Dick Driscoll. V1 27 7 17' fwc!Q ' TENTH AND ELEVENTH GRADES Homeroom 3 l 3-Mr. Jones First Row: Barbara Esposito, Beverly Dunlap, Jane Polak, Rose Chiarello, Joan Codespoti Ann Bolan, Gale Warrenfeltz, Joanne Mushinski, Arlene Hodach, Barbara Bennedekl Second Row: Helen Petrella, Carol Fisher, Beverly Bowen, Joyce Schwille, Frances Rega Carol Bodnar, Dorothy Fecko, Donna Pusser, Marcia l-azuta, Catherine Girardi. Third Row: John Melone, Peter Rosko, Ray Vasko, Robert Ferro, Robert Meyer, An- thony Svetlak, Peter Danko, George Van Allen, Robert Hanny. Fourth Row: Bill Bond, Robert Collette, Robert Petro, Kenneth Covell, Edward Thomas, Mike Verostko, Richard Janci, Jack Thomas, Robert Marsico. Homeroom 3 l 5-Mr. Hopkins First Row: Dolores Palmieri, Marie Oras, Rosalind Yash, Marilyn Menosky, Nancy Zymrick, Kathleen Wells, Betty Barris, Georgia Becker, Joan Ernst, Phyllis Wynsen. Second Row: Joyce Murcavitch, Vivian King, Michael Reduga, John Gibson, Robert Hospodar, John Sanderbeck, James Monske, Ray Rigelsky, John Schatzel, Marian Miller, Joan Elmo. Third Row: Edmund Ryczaj, Larry Roberts, Duane Hundorfean, Richard Novak, Ted Stahura, Frank Valenzisi, Bob Reeder, James Manchi, Jesse Propri, John Shirilla. Fourth Row: Francis Kotasek, Charles Huckle, Ronald Kelly, Eugene Ronan, Robert Zeisler, Dick Heinz, Walter Miller. Homeroom llO-Miss Brungord First Row: John Novosel, John Kraynak, Donna Lee Romito, Marie Scott, Dorothy Cap, Audrey Neimark, Ann Safarek, James Coalmer, Ronald Brodner. Second Row: Thomas Bell, Jim McCurdy, Ronald Craft, David Bosak, Jack Bolkovac, Jim McCabe, Jack Carney, Edward Bury, John Debozy. Third Row: William Adams, Robert Ellis, Robert Billock, Ronald Taffaria, Anthony Lesky, Danny Cleland, Dick Gilmartin, John Korchnak, Edward Necko. Fourth Row: Donald Vincent, Charles McGowen, Ronald Pipoly, George Cummings, Edward Baron, Anthony De Ascentis, Dale Wauschek. 28 1 29 30 ELEVENTH GRADE Homeroom 202-Mr. Elder First Row: Sonja Lloyd, Florence Bednar, Bettie Leddy, Rita D'ercoIe, Mary Jane Painter, Kathryn Stanish, Eva Glinatsis, Donna Jean Pollock, Jeanette MacLennan, Gayle Kennedy, Blondine Malone. Second Row: Jack Jones, Louis Gawron, Benny Kaster, Thomas Fraser, Donald Powell, George Lucansky, Mike Pochiro, Joe Galko, Jack Schuster, Dick Marsico. Third Row: Edward Lewinsky, Paul Ricciuti, Joe Fedorchak, Thomas Martinko, Ed Streichek, Edward Mack, Sidney Rusnak, Frank Mossynski, lnot picturedJ-Jo- sephine Prestash, Ann Mahin, Anne Linebaugh. Homeroom 2 l 3-Mrs. Hcirt First Row: Carolyn Silay, Joan Opincar, Evelyn DeLong, Velma Rawden, Shirley King, Eleanor Thomas, Margaret Miller, Anna Mae Franko, Dorothy Lathrop, Loretta Kolesar. Second Row: JoAnn Savino, Don Haddle, Harold Kennedy, John Fusco, Anthony Pizzuto, Earl Rauschenberg, David Deeds, Jerome Jablonski, David Kollar, Mildred Popovich. Third Row: Robert Laskey, James Mauch, Leo Meenachan, Richard Burrows, Jerre Bauman, Bill Leck, Richard Kollar, Don Doemner, Steve Kraich, Bob McCollum. Homeroom 216-Miss Zeisler First Row: Dixie Lee, Barbara Metzger, Joan Gorski, Martha Belland, Joan Switka, Helen Klanica, Eleanor Sagula, Geraldine Zets, Mary Hudick, Margaret Rusnak, Janice Nestor, Carol Vagnozzi. Second Row: JoAnn Ranilli, Geraldine Holecko, Amy Myers, Betty Zetterquist, Shirley Stone, Helen Kravec, Maureen Bynane, Barbara Vasko, Geraldine Yurcic, Louise Klucher, Anne Stephens, Dara Jean Braid. Third Row: Dorothy Hanlon,,Carole Flight, Ruth Tekac, Paula Clark, Ann Hamrock, Kathryn Kerr, Ida Mentzer, Marilyn Hamill, Eleanor Lungu, Helen Benedict, Jean Tocicki, Monica Ferenchak, Charlene Walters. Fourth Row: Joan Goodrich, Elizabeth White, Nancy Guglielmo, Eleanor Kaminski, Julia Melick, lnot picturedl-Carolyn Robbins, Stella Hiznay. 31 ELEVENTI-l GRADE Homeroom 305-M rs. Brown First Row: Dale Jones, Marian Dankovich, Theresa Fetsko, JoAnn Basile, Beverly Collins, Betty Balkan, Barbara Bowen, Barbara Cline, Beverly Collette, Stanley Bury. Second Row: Gene Naple, Jim Yurak, Bob Troxil, Sheldon Feldman, Larry Prigosin, James Assion, Charles Coleman, John Leshinsky, Del Sinchak, John Scavina, Richard Cagna. Third Row: Nick Minnie, Jim Toth, Bill Tarka, Don Cramer, Mike Stone, Joe Schiffer, Richard Ferenchak, Ed Ballas, Tom Vukovich, Dick Dlacich. Fourth Row: Alvin Medvey, Sam Poidmore, Paul Horney, Richard Trevis, Bill Shol- lenberger. Homeroom 309-Mr. Vosu First Row: Ruth Leeper, Kathy Hetner, Marilyn Novosel, Catherine Hanna, Dorothy McCurdy, Peggy Deters, Barbara McMahan, Ann Hirt, Amelia Brunetti, Nadine Ba ron . Second Row: Florence Antal, Daniel Wojton, Gene Gonda, William Skebo, Jack Rock, William Lucas, Kenneth Russell, Ray Canton, Mike Rapovy, Helen Alm. Third Row: Larry Menosky, Albert Palmer, Ronald Shebek, Nick Di Fabio, Dick Eden- field, John Safarek, Jerry Feranchak, John Rogan, Paul McKay, lnot picturedl- Janet Berry, John Hudach, George Kalafut, Dick Kazaer, George Pallai, Tom Sheridan, Don Thomas, Bill George, Sam Cercone, Irene Simkins. 32 33 Tl-IE MILKY WAY, BRIDGE QF LIGHT First Row: Mary Dzurnak, Julia Mrakovich, Loretta Sovak, Joan Picklesimer, Phyllis Ellis, Margie Adams, Donna Pollick, Carole Switka. Second Row: Ned Sciortino, Ray Cleland, Anne Hamrock, Anthony DeAscentis, Paul Bezjak, Mike Danko, lsabelle Leone, Paula Clark, Nick DiFabio, Sam Poidmore. Third Row: Mrs. Shollenberger, adviser, Al Raptou, Joe Arbie, Clifford Powell, Bob Zeisler, Ray Hallos, Bill Rice, David Paul, Myron Davis, Bob Petro, John Armeni, Bob Vallo, Ray Balas, Dick Pucci, Joseph Codespodi, John Deley, Ronald Solar, Mr. Slavin. Governing body . . . democracy in action . . . homeroom representation . . . like the Milky Way. . . powdered with stars. . . social functions , . . Program Committee . . . Build- ing Welfare Workers . . . Publicity Committee . . . accomplishments as endless as Pegasus' flight across the sky. . . assemblies . . , dances . . . sponsoring drives . . . Community Chest . . . packages for C.A.R.E .... directed by able and helpful sponsors . . . Mrs. Shollen- berger . . . Mr. Slavin . . . working to benefit students . . . striving always to serve the light . . . at Wilson. Gloria Menighan 34 CQNSTELLATIOINIS Out of l-leaven . . . to you . . . Y-Teens . . . Hi-Y . . . cosmic clubs . . . globular groups . . . a brilliant burst of activities . . . all sparkling with two main interests . . . student enjoyment . . . student representation . . . ambitions become realizations . . . soon every- one falls into the cycle . . . held in orbit by the gravity . . . of fun loving Wilson High. Sandro Rae Butler 35 l-ll-LICI-ITS OF Tl-IE AIR Our Hi-Lights . . . heavenly voices over the air waves . . . a shining part of you and me . . . Karen Boyd's glowing editor- ship . . . Mr. Barber's leadership zooming us toward the Great Milky Way . . . what makes our program? Rotation of columns . . . news . . . fashions . . . features . . . deadlines . . . Thursday rehearsals . . . glittering co-operatilon . . . the nucleus of our program . . . Friday's reward . . . By Jupiter! Wonderful HI- LIGHTS todayll ' Duanita Cappola REFLECTINC Tl-lE SUN Symbolized by flaming torch . . . named in honor of George W. Glasglow . . . borrowing light from the sun . . . members require a B average for four years . . . fifteen per cent of class elected . . . Scholarship . . . star students . . . Leadership . . . lead others to brighter futures . . . Character. . . high ideals . . . Service . . . to benefit community and school . . . preparation for college . . . careers . . . success. . . good citizens . . . shining examples of Wilsonites . . . sponsored by Miss Eckert, Barbara Ann Benedict 36 First Row: S. Haggerty, J. McLennan, A. Safarek, P. Deters, M. Shebek, G. Warrenfeltz I. Metzer, P. Troxil, S. Worsley. Second Row: B. Bowen, P. Novosel, B. Dunlap, B. Collette, K. Boyd, A. Metzinger, T. Obenauf M. Adams, A. Hamrock, J. Switka. B. Metzer, B. Morhouse, Mr. Barber. Third Row: A. Raptou, K. Bilka, T. Gentile, H. Osborne, J. Yurak, D. Radkowski, G. Hale C. Turner, T. Seminara, P. Bezjak. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Sitting: M. Rohrback, M. Palkovic, G. Ferenchak, J. Adams, M. Adams, D. Radkowski, B. McRiIl, G. Menighan, E. Oliver, S. Olejar. Standing: Miss Eckert, M. Danko, C. Williams, P. Bezjak, J. Davis, K. Boyd, T. Obenauf, D. Cappola, A. Raptou I. Leone, M. Rosen, A. Mackin, C. Turner, P. Lingenfelter A. Ernst. 37 i MGRNING STARS Our society named . . . for great American educator . . . Horace Mann . . . our emblem . . . a flaming torch . . . symbolizes the searching light of truth . . . students chosen for membership . . . on four cardinal principles . . . Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service . . . Let there be light . . to brighten the whole universe. Pauline Troxil First Row: H. Klanica, M. Ekoniak, A. .Hudack, T. Senzarin, D. Haddle, B. Smith, C. Vagnozzi, A. Mahin, B. Blasko, D. Sefcik, A. Soltis, F. Rega. Second Row: A. Franko, J. Prestash, G. Zets, M. A. Hudick, B. Bennedik, A. Hudach, G. Kennedy, J. MacLennan, D. Braid, A. Meyers, M. Dankovich, D. Lee, P. Clark. Third Row: Miss Cummins, B. Cline, S. Hezney, A. Neimark, B. Dunlap, B. McMahan, B. Leidy, R. Tekac, C. Fisher, B. Bowen, J. Schville, T. Fetsko, J. Kountz. Fourth Row: P. Deters, B. Collette, L. Jones, E. Palotsee, F. Masi, D. Peterson, D. Pollock, M. Novosel, M. Hamill, E. DeLong, C. Bodnar, V. Switka. Fifth Row: T. Fraser, A. Palmer, B. Collins, V. Ernst, M. A. Ferenchak, R. Bakalik, E. White, M. Ferenchak, R. Sefcik, D. Ragosin, R. Meyer. Sixth Row: B. Ramsey, U. Williams, P. Danko, R. Pipoly, B. Marsico, T. Armeni, S. Poidmore, R. Petro, C. McGowen, R. Zbell, B. Bond, R. Zeisler. METEOR TRAILS Facing the dawn of a new day . . . ever alert and shining . . . over the horizon . . . darting from one class-room to another. . . delivering microscopic messages . . . polishing the stars . . . keeping everything moving in the atmosphere . . . Miss Esping's assistants, rendering first aid to star gazers . . . who fell on the Milky Way . . . making our planet a finer place in which to live. Loretto Matis First Row: S. Nelson, E. Kovalcik, P. Pechkurow, D. Kussic, R. Bakalik, D. Shasho, N. Maddamma, P. Wells, B. Zetterquist, A. Myers, T. Homa, M. Patrick, A. Mahin. Second Row: M. Painter, J. Opincar, D. Pinchot, G. Zets, M. Hudik, M. Gorski, l. Riccitelli, A. Ernst, M. McMur- ray, D. DeStefano, M. Mondora, O. Cundick, B. Collette, J. Goodrich, A. Mackin. Third Row: P. Troxil, K. Kerr, K. Hetner, L. Holesko, A. Hamrock, A. Franko, B. Balkan, L. Klucher, J. Daniels, M. Oras, B. Smith, M. Miller, S. King. Fourth Row: P. Deters, F. Antol, D. Varmega, J. Nester, M. McBride, D. Feldman, S. Goske, D. Cap, F. Venardos, R. Collins, H. Kwiecien, G. Becker, F. Masi. Fifth Row: P. Wynsen, M. Gorgup, K. Peel, P. Lingenfelter, S. Blackford, A. Metzinger, K. Boyd, D. Capolla, D. Berry, T. Obenauf, M. Palkovic, M. Adams, R. Salamon, J. Ernst. Sixth Row: A. Palmer, R. Pipoly, A. Raptou, D. Flink, P. Bezjak, R. Kirshenbaum, R. Ross, J. Yurak, P. Ricciuti, S. Feldman. 39 SEVENTEEIXITI-l SUMMER Selection of play . . . try-outs . . anxious moments . . . final casting . . . surprise! . . . double castl . . . new and different . . . for each performance . . . practices . . . at school . . . in homes . . . setting stage . . . choosing costumes . . making pig-tails for devilish Kitty cAsT or cHARAc'reRs . . . work for all . . . dress rehearsal . . . seniorchsso, ,952 ll9l'lf5 - - - dawn in Summer - - - VOSY' Phyllis lslovosel ..c... Alslallaucafol June Vllilliams fingered . . . youth in OCTiOr1 . . . big Sally Miller ......,.,. MARGARET .,.,l..... Sally Miller SUCCESS both l llgl'1lS . . . 'fl'lOl'1l4S to the Jane Davis .---.v---- LORRAlNE..DOf0fl'lv Varmega Nevada Ragan ,,...... KITTY .....,.,.... Elaine Oliver Beverly McRill.,MRS. MORROW..Beverly McRill wonderful director, Mr. Yeager. Sally Miller Paul Bezjak ...... MR. MORROW ....,. Paul Bezjak Gene Hale .,.............. JACK ......,. Dick Radkowski Al Bolkovac ......,....... ART ..........,... Al Bolkovac Harry Osborne ....,. MARTIN ...... Harry Osborne Mary Ann Dulik ...... JANE .,,,.. Mary Ann Dulik Al Raptou .......... ..,.., T ONY ,.......,A...,.. Ken Bilka Gloria Menighan .V,, MARGIE .,., Gloria Menighan John Moore ,,., ..,,,,, F ITZ ,,,.,.,.Y,.,,, John Moore Sally Miller, Jane Davis, Beverly McRill, Paul Bezjak, Phyllis Novosel. Sitting: Nevada Ragarl 40 ASTRGNGMICAI. PARADE M Another year . . . another Junior-Senior Prom . . . spangled hosts . . . twinkling feet . . . whirling formals . . . double stars . . . dancing . . . midst purple clouds . . . Intermission . . . refresh- ments . . . laughter . . . then silence . . . attendants light the way . . . applause . . . Juniors watch anxiously . . . for senior regents . Queen Mary Juliene Ucello . . . stars in her eyes . . . proud King Ray George . . . On with the dancing . . . star time . . . a gay event . . . morning downs too soon. THE JUNIOR SENIOR Piaom Shirley Aey Mary Juliene Ucello Helen Ziatsew, Mary Ann Rodick, Dorothy Cap, Carol James, Mary Juliene Ucello, Ray George, Bill Stilson, Don Osiniak, Al Matasy, Ken Bilka 41 CELESTIAI. HARMOI Telescopic instruments . . . bring past into present . . . emerging from 218 . . . every Tuesday . . . Wed- nesday . . . Friday . . . is the . . . sweetest music . . . this side ot Heaven . . . summer sun . . . winter sol- stice . . . everyday during football season . . . the Band drills . . . night ot game . . . under Band's magic spell . . . Wilson rides high . . . pay ott tor hard work. Sylvia Nelson 42 Drum Major-C. Vagnozzi, Drum Majorettes-O. Cundik, M. Flauto, C. Girardi, K. Hetner M. Hladon, J. Kuntz, N. Sullivan, Flutes-G. Menighan, S. Butler, G. Soppesa, Piccolo- O. Cundik, Clarinets-N. Sciortino, R. Paul, R. Meyer, M. Davis, P. Danko, J. Thomas R. Boerio, J. Basile, D. Krouse, D. Dunlap, J. Wikete, SaxaphonesiR. Colton, A. Carsone C. Schwartz, E. Ryczaj, L. Gawron, T. Stahura, M. Grozdeck, Trumpets-P. Beziak, D. Bur rows, R. McCollum, W. Lucas, C. Powell, M. Ekoniak, C. Coleman, R. Polland, E. Horvath B. Bevan, R. Whitfield, F. Suhre, J. Buckley, E Flat Cornet-J. Monske, Trombones- G. Morris, J. McClafferty, T. Willard, W. Skebo, J. Mellon, R. Pellin, R. Baska, J. Dankovich Tromboniums-J. Williams, G. Babinchak, Altoniums-C. Turner, J. Toth, French Horns- I. M. Metzger, D. Briggs, Percussion-C. Fennell, W. Lesch, D. Bosak, B. lpe, J. Giba, E. Triff L. Nelson, Sousaphones-J. Moore, J. Pihonsky, M. Chmarra, Glockenspiel-A. Monte 43 DEFYING GRAVITATION A tive-point star . . .one shining star in Wilson's galaxy . . . all points work- ing together. . . in bright costumes . . . red and white . . . playing an important part . . . leading the cheering crowd . . . urging the team to victory . . . keeping school spirit high and bright . . . after many long hours of practice . . . under the capable direction of Miss Brungard . . . they have earned a fixed position . . . in the school orbit. Isabelle Leone Cheerleaders Barbara Bowen, Ann Mahin fSubstitutel lsabelle Leone lCaptainl Marie Scott, Monica Ferenchak, Phyllis Lingenfelter. TWIRLING COMETS Shouts . . . cheers . . . as high-step- ping enchantresses of the evening . . . emerge through space . . . leading the Band . . . to display. . .their skill . .. and fine showmanship . . . the true expression of school spirit . . . music in motion. Sylvia Nelson Maiorettes lst Row: Margie Hladon, Nancy Sullivan, Carole Vag- nozzi lleaderl, Marian Flauto, June Kountz. 2nd Row: Catherine Girarcli, Olga Sundik, Kathy l-letner. LATINA SCDDALITAS Like Apollo . . . who drows the sun ocross the sky. . .the Lotin Club lights the woy . . . to fun . . . enjoyment . . . loughing groups. . . brings on importont longuoge . . . to its mem- bers. . .o step to future Ieoders . . . in nursing . . . medicine. LATIN CLUB Row l: E. Delon M. Hamill Q1 1 R. Tekac, B. Bak, l. Metzer, J. Prestash, S. Hiznay, E. Glinatsis, A. Hamrock, M. Novosel, D. Feldman, D. Braid. Row 2: G. Zets, M. Hudack, J. Basile, M. Dankovich, K. Boyd, T. Obenauf, A. Metzin- ger, L. Maris, C. Vagnozzi, M. Adams, S. Blackford, S. Miller. Row 3: Mrs. Hart, D. Cappola, H. Yurcic, G. Yurcic, C. Walters, B. Collette, P. De- ters, J. Davis, D. Pollock, J. MacLennan, A. Linebaugh, F. Antal, R. Leeper, J. Olenik. Row 4: A. Raptou, D. Jones, J. Moore, C. Turner, G. Hale, H. Osborne, P. Bezjak, R. Radkoski, E. Yacher. 400 CLUB lst Row: R, Ferro, Wm. Adams, R. Taffaria, S. Powell, E. De- Long, B. Metzger, S. Miller, P. Plany, R. Hanny, D. Powell. 2nd Row: Mr. Datson, Advisor, K. Turner, D. Jones, E. Le- winsky, K. Covell, R. Bond, Wm. Shollenberger, D. Van Dykman, Wm. Sharpnack, J. Dempsey, R. Petro, F. Valen- zisi, J. Gordulic, J. Safarek, J. Sanderbeck. Al Ro ptou CDPTICAI. ACTIVITY Room 3l3 . . . movies scheduled . . . room fills . . . from four quorters of our universe ...lights eclipsed. . . mochine roors.. .film shines on silver screen . . . neorly every doy . . . otmospheric chonges . . . oll done by 400 Club . . . Mr. Dotson, excellent director. Jeon De Long 45 POETRY ERGM HEAVEN Sweet strains . . . instruments as sparkling as the luminous rings around Saturn . . . an inspiration to the whole school . . . provides music for assemblies . . . Commencement exercises . . . special programs. . . concerts . . . Spring Music Festival . . . many members arrive at musical stardom . . . this fine host of sky bound musicians . . . under capable direction of talented Mr. Omeis. Elaine Oliver HARKl HARIQ THE LARKl lt isn't the muses' singing . . . that carries you off . . . on a nebulous cloud . . . passing 2l9 at dawn . . . choir is rehearsing . . . attempting to fulfill this year's program . . . successfully . . . includes . . . the National Preaching Mission . , . Thanksgiving Program . . . Christmas Concert . . . Spring Concert . . . any other musical activities . . . appearing on horizon . . . this year . . . Mr, Van , director . . . selections . . . Carol of the Bells . . . The Hallelujah Chorus . . . The Heavens are Telling . . . to mention a few . . . to sing to our audiences. John Olenik 46 is .5 Sv 2 figs WA 1 J w i ft g , 1' A C A-53 ' X , x '-5 X -5. ,, M ,M .yu Xa afar 3 W ivan ' X ,yggiklhf x L, gy , . g 3 X m I 4 L U x ., Q-Awami wav Q AQ 4 x l 2' Txfgyff f if 1: ' 4 K 1 L N, ' 7 K ramp A b tr 7 STV Ag: , Q .4131-3?g,y'Q3 A X ,5,k4?15 I fxqpgk f ig Hr' ' X v k . W 1 K 7, is Q ijmimi 3 HS 5 Slgai fa A gf if I ER 1 1 lgx? vi, lvAi - 'Q Wifi Qx s VM-'?,i7y QQaf Qagj fff1j tl 4 ,X N, .Q Um is' 54-464 NCDVA NOVA' '... newly established . . . from star dust . . . a brilliant constellation. . . a complete revolution . . . new personnel each year . . . more parties . . . more fun than ever . . . more problems . . . deeper thinking . . . newer scientific discoveries . . . more headaches . . . ruddy planet Mars . . . limits man power . , . nebular whirlpools . . . more activities . . . innumerable as stars of night . . . taster travel . . closer boundaries . . . closer relationships . . . attempts on the moon . . . one universe . . . The Alegra-Y Teens . . . Miss Corrado. Loretta Matis lst Row: J. Savino, J. Goodrich, S. Stone, N. Guglielmo, A. Safarek, C. Silay, S. Lloyd, l. Mentzer, B. Zetterauist, 2nd 3rd 4th Sth 6th A. Hirt, D. Hanlin, G. Yurcic. Row: H. Klanica, A. Franko, J. Prestash, M, Hudick, B. Collette, A. Mahin, G. Kennedy, J. MacLenna, D. Braid, A. Myers, M. Dankovich, D. Lee, P. Clark. Row: Miss Corrado Cadviserl, J. Switka, G. Holecko, J. Basile, F. Bednar, R. Tekac, D. Pollock, B. Bowen, M. Hamill, E. DeLong, M. Rusnak, M. Painter, J. Opincar, M. Scott. Row: H. Alm, B. Metzger, B. Bak, R. D'Ercole, V. Rawden, M. Novosel, K. Hanna, D. Cap, D. Lathrop, T. Fetsko, A. l-lamrock, R. Leeper, E. White, M. Ferenchak. Row: J. Ranalli, N. Baron, B. Leedy, B. McMahan, G. Tocicki, E. Kaminski, H. Benedict, J. Melick, L. Kolesar. Row: M. Belland, L. Klucher, B. Cline, S. Hiznay, D. Rornito, C. Vagnozzi, E, Glinatsis, B. Collins, M. Miller, E. Sagula, K. Kerr, K. Hetner, J. Nester. 48 THE SWGRD AND BELT CDE ORICDN Thrill of joining Stott . . . in- spired editor, Peggy Emonuel, outlining theme of the book . . . ossignments . . . brilliont hopes for o successful onnuol . . . hord work . . . resignotion of editor . . . our loss, onother school's goin . . . Corrol Turner becomes pole stor of stoft . . . Al Roptou shines brightly os ossistont . . . decidlines . . . Misses Gerrity ond Wike . . . ostronomicol motive power . , editing . . . printer . . . ooh! . . . ot lost . . . the seosonol oppeor- once of our Orion . . . by the Stars of l952 . Jone Ann Dovis Alex Raptou, Carrol Turner, John Rudnicki, art editor 5l5 dlnQ3 Ha V Osbgmef EU9? le Hale, Gloria Menlghanf Seated: Elaine Oliver, Phyllis Lingenfelter, Sally Miller, M r J ne Cherni a Maril n Rosen S ndr B tl a y a g , v , a a u er, Sylvia Nelson, Barbara Benedict, Daunita Cappola, l5abelle,l'eOne' Algx Raplou' Carrol Tumenl ,John pauline Troxig' Josephine Adams, John Oiemckl Tony Rudnicki, Jane Davis, Loretta Matis, Carol Williams, Gentile. Mary Ann Gorski. 49 A nm v K A . f 1? an am M ,Q ' A fs.f1f'+ - df Q W' 2 wx 3' Q A gr -. as-1+ M ., L P ' . A'1 mf as 'V 1 Q -:- ' A 'Q ' Y ' fi: if Q 1:- ' Y .mfhmf W A Q 6 W 35 : k 3 .- , xi., N -4. v sf ff . Af v ,g ,rep wg? A fwfr :Q Y wan A H.- y J, ,. , 4 .M A .Q 4? v X21 Q, 39 A hw ii, KH will, igswwms X HE' mmf 3 AA wiht Q . 1 Hp' Pzwn 453 A3 NF w- it xp this k LA E, fi 5' ?w7i'5K ,H bf .2 , Af 4 5 xg ig. lA' 555 3' , S ,i Q a gg gglxli ,Q fi .,4 fl XM , R - .. 5 www W s.4Q,2f x We 3559 . 'W SORELLE MEMBERSHIP M. Adams, R. Bakalik, B. Benedict, R. Bindel, K. Boyd, D. Bucik, B. Burt, M. J. Cherniga, D. Cappola, J. Davis, D. Feldman, G. Ferenchak, M. Ferenchak, M. A. Gorski, E. Hassy, V. Herbick, A. Hoffman, L. Holesko, T. Homa, M. Latis, I. Leone, A. Mackin, N. Maddamma, L. Matis, B. McRill, A. Metzinger, S. Miller, I. Myers, S. Nelson, P. Novosel, T. Obenauf, S. Olejar, E. Oliver, G. Pavlik, K. Peel, M. Rosen, R. Salamon, D. Simeone, M. Smreck, R. Susor, L. Svetlak, P. Troxil, D. Varmiga, C. Williams, H. Yurcic. GLOWING GALAXY Y-Teens objectives. . . fellowship. . . toleration . . . recreation . . . religion. . . roll call week. . . new beaming faces. . .Touch- down Toddle, host of football stars . . . World Fellowship, orbit at work . . . Christmas party, much sparkle and glitter . . . Inter- council, large constellation . . . Spring Prom, dancing star gozers . . . local and state conferences . . . capable advisers . . . Miss Roane . . . Miss Gates. Elaine Oliver TANDA Y-TEENS Universal fellowship . . . human relations . . . speakers . . . tours . . . glowing skits . . . sparkling fashion displays . . . Touch- down Toddle . . . Sweetheart Dance . . . Spring Formal . . . Inter- Planetary Council . . . Sponsors, Mrs. Mossy . . . Eleanor Kraynak . . . club officers . . . make Tanda a constellation . . . of first magnitude. Carol June Williams lst Row: B. Magnetta, D. Peterson, R. Sefcik, J. Latessa, M. Dzurnak, E. Sarisky, M. A. Ferenchak, F. Bailey 2nd 3rd 4th Sth 6th D. Sefcik, N. Zumrick, B. Koletich. Row: J. Polak, H. J. Marenkovich, B. Esposito, C. Cavallaro, A. Hudack, B. Dunlap, B. Bowen, J. Schwille E. Palotsee, F. Masi, M. Dulovic, E. Holt, C. Fisher. Row: J. Ricks, F. Rega, J. Murcavitch, M. Franko, C. Bodnar, D. Billock, F. Glinatsis, M. Black, J. Daniels B. Smith, R. Skarbinski, H. Petrella, E. Hercig, D. Haddle, L. Jones. Row: B. Benedict, B. Dalzell, Gene Suchora, M. A. Shebak, J. Busico, T. Senzarin, J. Codespoti, G. Warren- feltz, J. Mushinski, M. Flauto, J. Kountz, D. Pinchot, B. Blasko. Row: M. Stone, V. Bees, J. Ernst, G. Becker, P. Wynsen, D. Fecko, G. Maxim, M. L. McBride, N. Tarka E. Blake, P. Wells, R. Yash. Row: A. Hudak, R. Lewis, B. Barris, M. Hladon, A. M. Bolan, R. Chiarello, C. Girardi, B. Burscak, J. Zetts A. Soltis, M. Oras. 5l SONS OF l-IERCULES ' These young men . . . leaders of tomorrow . . . by their scho- lastic achievements . . . show the strength of Hercules . . . not like the vaporous rings of Saturn . . . their ideals are built on firmer grounds . . . competitive spirit . . . honesty . . . fellowship . . . similar to the fixed orbit of a constellation . . . they blaze their way like a meteor. . . in dancing . . . in all school activities . . . the Hi-Y's. Phyllis Lingenfelter JUNIOR KIWANIS International Organization . . . shining example of a world at work . . . like Hercules, always striving to fulfill duties . . . membership consisting of only the most capable students . . . worthwhile tasks as regular as the Ram's appearance in the heavens . . . oid Kiwanis functions . . . completes money making projects . . . a key club at school . . . eager to serve the com- munity . . . asks no rewards . . . well deserving of a Northern Crown . Gloria Menighan 52 Row Row Row Row Row HI-Y T. Gentile, D. Franko, J. Thomas, T. DeAscentis, S. Poidmore, D. Flink, A. Bolkovac, J. Bolkovac . Sfahura, B, Elmo. Mr. Varkonda, N. Sciortino, J. Ferenchak, L. Menosky, J. Arbie, R. Balas, F. Manna, S. Cercone Powell, J. Malenic, M. Pochiro, J. Jones. JUNIOR KIWANIS 2 N. Sciortino, J. Thomas, T. DeAscentis, A. Bolkovac, R. Cleland, R. Franko, J. Bolkovac, Radkowski. Mr, Williamson, T. Stahura, M. Davis, R. Zbell, R. Cagna, L. Menosky, J. Galko. T. Armeni, S, Poidmore, D. Marsico, P. Bezjak, J. Martinec, J. Yurak. 53 SRELIATERS CLUB Sitting: Leneah Ricks, Shirley Gibbs, Margaret Smreck, Shirley Aey, Helen Rhyal. Standing: Jack McCurdy, Joanne Pochiro, Margaret Ferenchak, Lucille Svetlak, Miss Gustavsen, Peggy Garver, Mildred Latas, George Sims. Look, those students entering the Space Academy . . . mem- bers of Miss Gustavsen's Distributive Education Club of America . . . orbital study of salesmanship . . . textiles . . . fashions . . . merchandise . . . advertising . . . displaying . . . program includes National Convention in October . . . delegates sent to Columbus for State Convention in April . . . tours through stores . . . parties . . . part-time jobs in retail stores . . . all aboard . . . aboard space rocket . . . destination . . . unlimited horizons. Carol June Williams 54 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE From left to right: J. Kountz N. Ragan, R. Tekac, A. Line baugh, G. Kennedy, J. Mac Lennan, M. Cherniga, C Williams, I. Myers, D. Sefcik R. Susor. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE lDebating2 lst Rowi B. Moorhouseg A. Raptoug P. Bezjakg P. Novo- selg D. Cappolag B. Bowen' C. Turnerg R. Pipoly. 1 2nd Row: K. Bilkag G. Kennedyg K. Boydg T. Obenaufg P. De- tersg S. Nelsong B. Smith' Mr. Barber. f 3rd Row: B. Ellisg J. Yurakg H Osborneg G. Haleg P. Riccuitig A. Seminarag B. Kastor, BOYS' ENSEMBLE Row li J. Olenick, R. Plpoly, K. Risher, R. Cleland, E. Ran- shenberg, C. Shasho, H. Bul- lel, G. Hale, J. Shirilla, B Buchani, H. Osborne. Seatedz Mr. Van ldersfune. 56 HIGH NOON AT WILSON Half-period bell rings . . . a rush to the auditorium . . . two cents, please. . . purpose? . . . shining noon movies ...' e lectrical display . . . smiling boys . . . semester's training . . . under patient . . . helpful Mr. Datson . . . the work of the Cinema Club. Jean De Long TRI-HI-Y These orbit maidens . . . of the Tri-Hi-Y Shed a silvery light . . . to brighten our sky, Like the brilliant stars . . . in Orion's belt, The magic spell . . . of their radiance is felt As Wilson's activities . . . they strive to enhance, In Red Cross Work . . . Sports . . . and at the dance. Phyllis Lingenfelter EXPLORATION ROCKET lnterplanetary flying . . . student meets Bulls and Bears of finance . . . business and industry co-operate fully . . . to guide student to right orbit . . . before blasting off . . . into the strato- sphere . . . to tomorrow's CAREER . . . To Miss Robertson . . . and faculty . . . for guidance . . . through uncharted shoals . . . our gratitude. Tony Gentile PLEIADES HOLDS SWAY At night astronomers agree . . . Crescent moon . . . star clouds . . . Family Night . . . at Wilson sponsored by Parent-Teacher Association . . . square dancing . . . round dancing . . . card games . . . movies . . . refreshments . . . King Richard Franko and Queen Sally Blackford . . . football's choice . . . rule from on high for the hour . . . radiant faces . , . sparkling laughter . . . a mist of floating dancers . . . dawn of a new era . . . twin orbits . . . home, school. Carol June Williams 57 nX v 1' L Poir STARS ATHLETIC BOARD Seated: Mr. George Glasgow, principal, Mr. Michael Mitchell, head coach, Mr. Robert Thomp- son, assistant coach. Standing: Mr. George Hardie, assistant coach, Mr. Fulton Elder, physical education instructor, Mr. Robert Williamson, Mr. Paul Wachter, assistant principal, Mr. Leonard Appelman, iunior high coach, Mr. Carl Apuli, golf instructor, Mr. Jarrett Strickler, bowling instructor and faculty business manager. Men who know their sports . . . use their ingenuity . . . to assist their understudies . . . light the way many hours . . . on and off the earthly plane . . . always striving to create a better team . . . who are they? . . . the stars in yesterday's field of sports . . . faculty members . . . shining examples of expert guid- ance . . . under magnetic spell . . . from embattled clouds . . . good sportsmanship emerges . . . many thanks to these leaders . . . bringing clean sports to our universe. Tony Gentile 58 SATELLITES Emerging from embattled clouds . . Satellites . . . illuminate the firmament . . magic spell . . . unexcelled in speed . . . timing . . . courage . . . always ready to eclipse other teams . . . SPORTS at Wilson. Al Raptou i l 59 4 The Air-Bound Kickoll A flashing pass . . . from Moe Franko to Box Bilka . . . to score . . . Martinec, Mauch, Yurak . . . trap North High Star ball-carrier . . . pay-att . . . after days at hard practice . . . Good season . . . six vic- tories . . . three losses . . . Some players . . . make all-city team . . . receive offers ot college scholarships . . . All bring thrilling sports . . . throughout the year. Tony Gentile SCORES Wilson lpreviewl Memorial Wilson South Wilson Boardman Wilson Chaney Wilson North Wilson Struthers Wilson Rayen Wilson East Wilson Ursuline Wilson Canton McKinley EARTI-IBCDUND SPI-l ERES Spring training . . . after school practice . . . skull practice . . . once a week . . . the earth vibrates . . . with the thunder . . . of mighty men . . . work, practice, rest . . . more work . . . sopho- mores, juniors, seniors . . . strive for perfection . . . true sportsmen all . . .on and off the field . . . First Team consists of . . . four seniors . . . seven juniors . . . a concrete foundation . . . for the coming year . . . To the football squad . . . our friends and class- mates . . . good luck and fine playing. Tony Gentile 5- 28 'Wea ga'-5'Ugi W' ef ..,v 'mmf lst Row: Ferenchak, J. Bolkovac, R. Hallas, Petro, D. Kollar, Venasky, Grieco, Mauch, E, Strichek, Menosky Franko, 2nd Row: Radkoski, Troll, DiFabio, Klein, Cercone, R. Marsico, McCabe, Janci, Latessa, Arbie, Ronan, Jablonski Bakes. 3rd Row: Mr. Mitchell lHead Coachl, Mr. Thompson lCoachl, Sefcik, D. Strichek, Martinec, DeAscentis, Poid- more, Yurak, Mitilow, George, D. Marsico, A. Bolkovac, Elmo, Mr. Hardie lC0achl. 61 THE PRESIDENTS 62 JLJNICDR VARSITY FCDOTBALI. TEAM Hard training . . . rough exercising . . . running laps scrimmages . . . body contact . . . Coach Appleman giving expert advice to the squad . . . Results . . . good team . . . hard opponents . . . victories . . . defeats youth tul gridders . . . eighth and ninth graders . . . learning early about fair tactics. . . hopeful of eclipsing . . . all past records . . . a brilliant promise tor T952 varsity. Gene l-lale lst Row: J. Miller, B. Graham, F. Margione, F. Denton, B. Berry, R. Servenack, A. Patrick M Klinger F. Seminara, G. Popoynack, M. Bury, B. DiFabio, B. Eagleton. 2nd Row: D. Migletz lmanagerl, R. Marzetti, E. Mooney, D. Garver, B. Liddle, T. Nickols R Bla ne J. Mondura, D. Chapman, J. Mackin, F. Martin, B. Ward, R, Ryhal. 3rd Row: Mr. Appleman, D. Ronan, R. Sneider, P. Sikora, E. Pasqual, B. Bulla, R. Degenaro R Zuti J. Armeni, E. Hodas, R. Hallos, E. Novotny, R. Suchora, H. Bartelso lmanagerl P Piatnick imanagerl Wilson VVHson VVHson VVHson SCORES Struthers Rayen Nodh East 63 O 6 O O VALIANT VARSITY VIES VICQROUSLY Pleased patrons . . . frenzied fans . . . long lateral . . . soaring shot . . . tally two . . . tair fan-appeal . . .hard hours of handling and headache . . . Overtime overcomes . . . lose lead in last mo- ment or minute . . . Mr. Thompson thinks for tomorrow . . . Mr. Appelman assists. These three taken . . . fine tloorman Franko . . . dangerous Deters . . . sure shooting Strichek . . . Fine freshmen for future Lots of luck in your coming year. l-larry Osborne VARSITY BASKETBALL I Danko, Franko, DeAscentis, Strichek, Deters, Meenachan, Shebak SCORES Arbie, Mauch. Brookfield 37 Wilson Lisbon 55 Struthers 38 Boardman 47 Cuyahoga Falls 40 North 70 East Palestine 55 T East 64 ' Rayen 62 Sharpsville 5l Ursuline 43 Memorial 48 Chaney 5l Canton Lehman 72 East Palestine 66 T South 6l Girard 6l Newton Falls 55 Fitch 44 ' City Series Games BASKETBALLRESERVES Lisbon Boardman Cuyahoga Falls East Palestine Sharpsville East Palestine Newton Falls SCORES 27 31 32 34 32 34 37 Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson lst Row: Walla, Mallamo, Thompson, Ferenchak, Bindas. 2nd Row: Janci, Galko, Kotasek, Zbell, Armeni, Zeisler, Statle 64 JUNICDR l-HCI-l BASKETBALL Looking longingly towards tomorrow . . . hope for honor . . . rests on rudi ments . . . fundamentals formed for future fans . . . drawnout drills . learn layouts . . . schooled in shooting ...directed dribbling . . .trained team work . . . managed and maneuvered by SCORES Mr. Mitchell . . . prize prospects , Fifsf Round foundation of future . . . Lots of Luck ggllrgsn Wilson Harry Osborne East 30 36 Chaney 21 45 North 27 32 Princeton 33 29 Second Round Hillman 17 Wilson 24 Hayes 41 33 East 23 36 Chaney 22 44 North 27 48 Princeton 35 36 l l lst Row: Berry, Evans, Klinger, Graham, Bukofchan, Snyder. 2nd Row: Sefcik, Hallas, Likle, Zeisler, Servenack, Kavulick, Pasquale, Yanek. 3rd Row: Margione, Armeni, Bula, Mr. Mitchell, Zuti, DeGenaro, Ceranic. 65 w I 5 B A S E B A L L B CD W I. I N C W 6 6 BASEBALL SHINES The baseball team . . . one luminous satellite . . . in our universe . . . won tive games. . . lost three . . . Strichek . . . Yurak . . . Hit for the man in the moon. BASEBALL TEAM Carrol Turner lst Rowi Klanica, Garasic, Thomas, Grosso, Yurak, Fusco. 2nd Row: Armeni, DeAscentis, Assion, Gabrick, Sovik. 3rd Row: Mr. Thompson lHead Coachl, Herbick, Yurak, Martinec, Cagna lManagerl. BOWLING TEAM A thundering strike . . . a rumbling spare . . . high man, Zivkovich . . . 230 game . . . 620 set . . . some set rocketed Vagnozzi to national fame in '5l . . . sponsor, Mr. Strickler . . . lucky strike again, team. BOWLING Standing: Mr. Strickler Ccoachl, J. Fosco, V. Santangelo, V. Yurak. Front-B. Laskey, D. Woiton, B. Zitkovich. Soaring spheres . . . gyrating orbs . rolling putts . . . many candidates . five on team . . . Ronald Vagnozzi . Tom Babik . . . Eugene Zentko . Patsy Grieco . . . Ralph Grieco . . . all but one graduating . . . good job, Mr. Apuli . . . and boys. Harry Osborne Barbara Benedict OOLE RECORD All matches played at Henry Stam- baugh Golf Course. Season's record: Won 45 Lost 7. Wilson 4V2 vs. Rayen Wilson l l vs. South Wilson l 5V2 vs. Memorial Wilson 16 vs. Chaney Wilson 4 vs. East Wilson V2 vs. East Wilson 8 vs. Chaney Wilson 5 vs. Ursuline Wilson O vs. South Cdetaultl Wilson 3 vs. Rayen Wilson 3V2 vs. Ursuline llV2 5 V2 O I2 l5V2 4 7 I6 I3 l2V2 TWIN STARS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Kenneth Bilka, Carol Williams, Thelma Obenauf, Kenneth Onderko Standing: Mr. Lester McDonnell, Mrs. Alice Brown, Miss Gladys Arnold, Mr. Judd Yeager. Our officers are our friends . . . elected by us . . . working for and with us . . . ordering class rings . . . announcements . . . lighting the-way for us . . . twinkling busily . . . helping with Junior-Senior Prom . . . lots of fun . . . Junior-Senior Banquet . . . Mothers' Tea . . . athletic president, Ken Box Bilka . . . kept world turning within our class . . . working like Taurus, the Bull . . . At last . . . Commencement . . . to all . . . THANKS. Ca rrol Turner 68 STARS Star light, star bright . . . l88 celestial stars I see tonight . . . a majestic march of constellations . . .twinkling orbs. . . flickering against an elliptical horizon of promise . . . what of tomorrow? . . . Straight paths like projecting missiles flaring through the heavens? . . . our lives, spherically ar- ranged? . . . led by the North Star . . . to shining altitudes . . . universal renown . . . glory. Daunita Coppola 69 MARGARET ADAMS ,,Marge.. Latin Clubg Mothers' Tea COf'Y1.j Junior and Senior JOSETIHITE ADAMS Honor Societyj Y Teens: Jo Office Personnelg Student Nat. Honor Societyg Cnoirg Congressg Hi Lights Staffg Gift C0rn.g Orion Staff, Business Staff of Orion. SHIRLEY AEY Mickie Jr.-Sr. Prom Comg Senior Play Corng Latin Clubg JOHN ANDRE5 Ensembleg Choirg Sorelle ,,And,, Y Teensg Office Person- I nelg Hi Lights Staffg Sreli- Announcemem COmm't' aters. fee- RUTH BAKALIK Runge RAY BALAS Office Personnelg Soreile 5Pike Y Teensg Junior Honor Hi Yg Jr. Hi Baslcetbailg Societyg Glee Clubg Moth- Baseballg Gift Comg Stu- ers' Tea Com. dent Congress. BARBARA BENEDICT Babs JOHN BALL Junior Honor Societyg Y .lack Teensg Orion Editorial Cinema Ciubg Latin Clubg Staff! Senior PIGY COVYI-I Senior play Com. Senior Honor Society. 70 SENICDRS 1952 SEIXIIQRS i952 ,EX X ' x x PAUL BEZJAK uBuzu Bandg Orchestrag Key Clubg Jr. Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Student Con- gressg Activities Com.g Hi Lightsg National Foren- sic Leagueg 400 Clubg Senior Play Castj Glee Clubg Sr. Honor Society. KENNETH BILKA , 5 fe s. JAMES BILES H-limmyu Senior Play Com,g Student Congress: Console. Bn HAROLD BILLETT Footballg Basketoallg Ac- .,Hab., tivities Com.g Hi Lightsg Class Presidentg Nat. Fo- rensic League. ROSEMARIE BINDEL Rose Sorelle Y Teensg Cap and Gown Corn.g Glee Club' Junior Honor Society. N ANCY BLAKELY Ensembleg Glee Clubg Choirp Banquet Corn. SALLY BLACKFORD Latin Clubj Sorelle Y Teensg Jr.fSr. Prom Com.g Orion Staffg Senior Play Corn.g Jr. Honor Societyg Office Personnel. make STEPHEN BLASKO Glee Clubg Mothers' Tea Com,g Office Personnel, 7l Kutsie Hi YQ Gift Committee. SENICDRS l952 JOHN BOBBY llBobll Baccalaureate Committee. RICHARD BOOTH Dick Activities Com.g Jr. Bas- ketball. KAREN BOYD nsuen Glee Clubg Clwoirg Sorelle Y Teensg Latin Clubg Edi- tor of Hi Lightsg Jr. Honor Societyg Consoleg Mothers' Tea Com.g Office Person- nelj Sr, Honor Societyg Nat. Forensic League. DOLORES BUCIK DoII Sorelle Y Teensg Mothers Tea Com.g Office Person-- nelg Jr. Honor Societyg Sr. Honor Society. ALFRED BOLKOVAC nAIu Key Clubg Hi Yg Senior Play Com,g Football. RICHARD BOWEN ubickn Activities Committee. Entered U. S. Navy De- cember 3, 1951. lDid not graduate.l RICHARD BROWN Dick Student Congressg Hi Lightsg Activities Com. Y , BARBARA BURT Barbie Glee Clubg Choirg Sorelle Y Teensg Play Com. SANDRA BUTLER ,isandyu Jr. Honor Societyg Bandg Orchestrag Y Teensg Cap and Gown Com.g Choirg Ensernbleg Orion Staffg Glee Club. MARY JANE CHERNIGA Janie Orion Staffg Senior Play Com.g Sorelle Y Teens' Latin Clubp Choirg Ensem- bleg Glee Clubj Office Per- sonnel. RICHARD CHRISTY Cris Jr. Hi Footballg Cap and Gown Committee. Entered U. S. Navy Janu- ary 8, l952. tDid not graduate? HEN RY COV ETTA Hank .1 Q f ',s3x DAUNITA CAPPOLA Daunte Latin Clubg Hi Liglrmtsg Sea nior Play Conmj National Forensic Leagueg Office Personnelg Jr. Honor So- cietyg Sorelle Y Teensg Orion Statfg Sr. Honor Soc. JOSEPH CHIARELLO u-,oeu Cap and Gown Com.g Stu- dent Council. RAY CLELAND Key Clubp Cinema Clubg Hi Yp Glee Clubg Choirg Ensembleg Student Con' gressg Gift Committee. Announcement Commit- ONE CROSIER fee GunsuI 73 SENIORS V952 .ui EDWARD CSEPEGGI Eddie Announcement Commit- tee. JANE ANN DAVIS HJBIIIEH Sorelle Y Teensg Jr. Honor Societyg Latin Clubj Ban- quet Com.g Prom Comq Office Personnelg Editorial Staff of Oriong Student Congressg Senior Play Castg Sr. Honor Society. JAMES DEMPSEY ,.Jim,, Cinema Clubg Prom Com.g Senior Play COm.5 400 Club. DIANE DeSTEFANO ubeell Tri-Hi-Yg Sorelle Y-Teensg Office Personnelg Glee Clubj Choirg Student Con- gressg Mothers' Tea Com. Xxx. -M MICHAEL DANKO Mike President of Student Coun- cilg Banquet Com.p Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc. JEAN DeLONG uskiu Announcement Comg Or- ion Staffg Office Person- nelg Glee Clubg Y Teens. BARNEY DENNISON nbennyn Activities Committeeg Baseball. JERRY DETERS uslilnn Basketballg Banquet Com- mittee. 74 A SENICDRS V952 SENIORS V952 'lb 4? MARY ANN DULIK Dukie SHIRLEE ECKERLE Tri-Hi-Yg Y-Teensg Glee Clubg Choirg Gift Comg Senior Play Castg Office Personnel. ANNA ELISER llAnnll Cap and Gown Comp Office Personnel. ALICE ERNST Ernie Y-Teensg Glee ClubgCl'1oirg Office Personnelg Latin Clubg Tri-Hi-YQ Mothers' Tea Com.p Jr. Honor So- cietyg Sr. Honor Society. CLARK FENNELL FenneII Bandg Orchestra: Com- mencement Committee. 75 uEcku Glee ClUbjY-T9Ef1SjCl'1OlI'j Activities Com.j Office Personnel. wn.uAM emo Been Hi-YQ Footballj Com- mencement Committee. DARLENE FELDMAN llbarll Y-Teensg Latin Clubg Glee Clubg Mothers' Teag Of- fice Personnelg Senior Play Committee. GERTRUDE FERENCHAK Genie Y-Teensg Mothers' Tea Com.g Jr. Honor Society, Glee Clubg Sr. Honor Soc. SENIORS i952 .gee MARGARET FERENCHAK Pudgie Y-Teensg Sreliaters Clubp EDw'?2RIa,F'Lo Baccalaureate COm.g Glee Ed Clubj Office Personnel. Banquet Committee. DONALD FLINK RICHARD FRANKO Hoon.. ,,Moe.. Key Clubg Hi-Yg Baccalauf Hi-Yg Key Clubg Footballg reate Corng Choir. Basketbailg Activities Com. MARGARET GARVER JOSEPH GABRIK peg H-'OEM Y-Teensg Glee Clubg Choirg Jr. Hi Basketballg Base- Sreliaters Ciubj Banquet ballg Cap and Gown Com. COI'T1.j Office Personnei. ANTHONY GENTILE Jug SHIRLEY GIBBS Hi-YQ Orion Staffg Senior HB-qfchn Play Corng Office Person- Senior Playg Gift Corn., nel. Sreliaters Club. 76 JAMES GIBSON JOHN GORDULIC Jim Tinker Announcement Cornmita 400 Clubg Baccalaureate tee. Committee. MARY ANN GORSKI Mary Ann RALPH GRIECO Y-Teensg Latin Clubg Ac- Greek tivities Com.g Jr. Honor play Conf-L: Jr, and Sr. Societyg Office Personnelg F001-bali? Golf: Choir: glee Orion Starffg Glee Club. Club' . gi al xg Y M.- Q be if I- Q. NNW, i 1 EUGENE HALE Gene MARY ANN HAMRACEK Orion Staffp Choirg Ensem- nHa me'H bleg Latin Clubj Com- Glee Clubg Choirg Office rnencement Comg Nation- Personnelg Tri-Hi-YQ Y- al Forensic Leagueg Senior Teensg Mothers' Teag En- Play Castg Glee Club. semble. JOHN,HANiSKO STEVE HANISKO Jerry Commencement Cap and Gown Committee. Committee. 77 SENIORS i952 ELEANOR HASSEY MARY HANNA El Sorelle Y-Teensg Mothers' Sorelle Y-Teensg Glee Clubg Tea Committee. Mothers' Tea Committe. X . X Y , i I I 1 3 4 ' xl ln VILMA HERBICK nvili, Tri-Hi-Yj Sorelle Y-Teensg Office Personnelg Cnoirg Glee Clubg Student Con- LORETTA HOLESKO 9 955I Orion Staff! Com' SorelleY-TeensgGleeClubj menCemef1tCOm.z EVWSSVW' Choirj Office Personnelg ble. Mothers' Tea Committee. TILLIE HOMA Til ARLENE HUFFMAN Glee Clubg Activities Comp Ar Y--l-99 1SI Jr, Honor Sod- Sorelle Y-Teensg Baccalau- etyg Orion Business Staff. reafe Commiffeer JOSEPH ILLENCIK JoHN iANniMAmNo .Joe , ,,Lin'e Johnu gunlgor l-lccgnor SngietygBJr.- r. rom omg rion us- Glee Club: Cl'10ifI BBVICIUST iness Staffg Announcement Commllfee- Committee, SENIGRS l952 .wi wiv cgi? 5 5 wr'--fp SENICDRS i952 JAMES JONES uhm., Baccalaureate Committee. MARY ANN KAMPERMAN ROBERT KERR GILBERT KIBBY ,.Bob,, UGHH Cap and Gown Committee. Cap and Gown Committee. ROY KIRSHENBAUN Punk Gift Com.g Band and Or- GEORGE KMETZ clwestraj Business Staff of 400 Club- Jr. Football. Jr Ofifvnz Basketball: Office Baskerbaii' Gifts comf Jr. Personnel. l I VIRGIL KOMARA Jr, Footballg Gift Commit- fee. 79 Honor Societyg Glee Club. JOAN KUBINA uJodyu Baccalaureate Com.g Com- mencement Com.g Senior Prom. Com.g Tri-Hi-Yg Y- Teensg Choirg Ensemblej Glee Clubg Office Person- nel. SENICDRS 1952 xi LOUISE KUCHARSKI ,,Lou,, Glee Clubg Gift Commit- tee. ISABELLE LEONE .. ,I - ,- J lzzle Sorelle Y-Teensp Jr. Honor Societyp Student Councilg Editorial Staff of Oriong Senior Play Com.g Cheer leader, Captaing Sr. Honor Society. LILLIAN LUCANSKY LiII GleeClubj Choirg Y-Teenst Tri-Hi-YQ Mothers' Tea Com.g Office Personnel. X' ,io 1,5 , I ' ,ff 4 244.1 , s i 1 L 1 JOHN McCURDY u-lacku Baccalaureate Com.g Sreli- aters Club. 80 , NL MILDRED LATAS Mimi Glee Clubg Sorelle Y- Teensg Sreliaters Clubg Gift Committee. PHYLLIS LINGENFELTER Tri- Hi -Y, Presidentg Y- Teensg Clweerleaderg Of- fice Personnelg Banquet Comq Sr, Honor Society. JAMES McCLAFFERTY uMacu Bandg Orclmg Commence- ment Committee. MARY LOU McMURRAY Mare Tri-Hi-Yg Glee Clubg So- relle Y-Teensg Office Per- sonnelg Cap and Gown Committee. BEVERLY ANN McRlLL ALMA MACKIN Hsevu HAI.. Y-Teensg Jr. and Sr. Honor Junior Honor Societyg Y- Societyj Banquet COm.j Teerisg Tri-Hi-Yg Banquet Office Personnelj Choirg Com.j Office Personnelg Glee Clubg Senior Play Glee Clubg Student Con- CSSY. gressg Sr. Honor Society. NORMA MADDAMMA ffN,,,,,,n JosEPH MALENIC Sorelle Y-Teensg Glee Clubg Hjoeu Banquet Com.j Office Per- Hi-Y: Cap and Gown sonnel. Committee. I I 1 1 .. f , ,fi L X , i 'gf FRANK MANNA ANNA MARENKOVIC nsonnyu ,,Ann,. Hi-YQ Jr. Hi Footballg Bac- ActivitiesCorn.gGIeeClubg calaureafe Committee. Office Personnel. JOHN MARTINEC LORETTA MATIS Jack Lu Footballg Basketballp Key Orion Staff? Latin Ciubg Baseballg Baccalau- AHHOUHCGYUGHT Com.: So- reate Com.5 Student Coun- relle Y-Teensg Office Per- cilg Sr. Honor Society. sonnel. 8 SENIORS 1952 If Cdff 77 ELMER AZZOCCO ,' HMUZZYH Commencement Commit- tee. ' I ANNE METZINGER uMetzu Glee Clubg Choirp Sorelle Y-Teensg Hi-Lightsj Play Com.g Office Personnelg Latin Club. MARY MISLAI Mares Sorelle-Y-Teensg Cap and Gown Com.g Glee Clubp Office Personnel. JOHN MOORE Jack I f' if' GLORIA MENIGHAN uGIou Sorelle-Y-Teensg Junior Prom Corn.g Cap and Gown Com.g Bandg Orchestrag Choirg Orion Editorial Staffg Jr. and Sr. Honor Societyp Senior Play Cast. SALLY MILLER Sorelle-Y-Teensj Latin Clubj Senior Play Com.j Junior Honor Societyg 400 Clubg Orion Editorial Staffg Office Personnelg Choirg Glee Clubj Senior Play Cast. MARILYN MONDORA uMaru Junior Honor Societyg Y- Teensg Announcement Com.g Tri-Hi-Yg Latin Clubg Office Personnelg Glee Clubg Choirg Student Congress. Bandg Orchestrag Latin GRANT MORRIS Clubg Senior Play Com.g Junior Honor Society. Bandg Orchestrag An- nouncement Committee. 82 SEIXIIORS i952 Y -1 --fu ,,-,,,, 4- - , s!SYLVIA NEi.soN -q .,sy,,. IRMA MYERS Smiley Glee Clubg Choirg Hi Lightsp Sorelle-Y-Teensg Ensembleg Activities Com- mittee. PHYLLIS NOVOSEL uphyln Tri-Hi-Yg Alegre Y-Teensj Sorelle Y-Teensg Mothers' Tea Con-i.g Glee Clubg Choirg Hi Lights Staffg Nat. Forensic Leaguej Stu- dent Congressg Sr. Play Committee. DONALD OLDS Bandg Hi Lightsg Senior Play Comitteeg Sorelle-Y- Teensg National Forensic Leagueg Office Personnelp Editorial Staff of Oriong Business Staff of Orion. N-25 THELMA OBENAUF 1'i.er' Jr. and Sr. Honor Societyg Latin Clubp Social Chair- man of Classg Mothers' Tea Com.g Glee Clubg Choirg Sorelle Y-Teensg Office Personnelg Nat. Fo- rensic League. -,Donn MICHAEL oi.EJAR Bandg Cap and Gown Com- mitteeg Orchestrag Student Congressg Sr, Honor Soc. SUSAN OLEJAR ,iMike.. Honor Societyg 400 Club, Announcement Comm. Hsuen Joi-iN OLENIK Honor Society Student Congressg Y-Teensg Cap and Gown Com.g Sr. Honor Society. Juke Box Johnny Choirg Ensembleg Orion Staffg Baccalaureate Com- mittee. SENICDRS l952 l eLAlNe ouvek Sorelle Y-TeensgGleeClubg Latin Clubj Student Con- gressg Editorial Staff of Orionj Banquet Comg Jr. Nat. Honor Societyg Se- nior Play Castg Sr. Honor Society. HARRY OSBORNE nozu Clfwoirg 400 Clubg Latin Clubj Ensemblej Hi Lightsj Annual Staffg Cinema Clubg Commencement Comg Jr. Honor Societyg Nat. Forensicg Sr. Play Cast. MARGARET PATRICK KENNETH ONDERKO Mouse 400 Clubp Latin Clubg Ju- nior Societyg Announce- ment Committee. MARIE PALKOVIC Jr. and Sr. Honor Societyg Y-Teens, Latin Clubj Cap and Gown Comg Student Congressg Glee Clubg Of- fice Personnel. Hpayf Genevieve PAvuK Sorelle Y-Teensg Activities Comg Junior Honor Soci- etyg Glee Clubg Office Per- sonnel, GOODWIN PEARCE ujennyn Sorelle Y-Teensg Office Personnelg Baccalaureate Committee. Hi-YgJr.HiFootballgCl'1oirg KATHERINE PEEL Hi-Yg Hi Footballg Choirg Glee Clubg Ensembleg An- nouncement Com.g 400 Club. HKZYH Office Personnelg Sorelle Y-Teensg Banquet Com- mittee. GERALD PETERMAN ul-ynnu Glee Clubg Gifts Commit- teeg Choir. JOANNE POCHIRO l1Janu Tanda Y-Teens. Sorelle Y- Teensg Choirg Tri-Hi-YQ Sreliaters Clubg Mothers' Tea Com.g Office Person- nel RICHARD RADKOSKI Dick Jr. and Sr. Footballg Key Clubj Hi Lightsg Student Congressg Junior and Se- nior Honor Societyg Choirg Activities Committee. ALEXANDER RAPTOU uAlu Activities Com.g Student Congressg Jr. Honor So- cietyg Latin Clubg Hi Lightsg Assistant Editor ot Oriong 400 Clubp Senior Play Castg Nat. Forensic -eanueg Hi-Yg Sr. Honor Society. CHARLES PETRUSKY Chuck Announcement Commit- tee. STEVE PREBISH Plff Gift Committee. NEVADA RAGAN llNevll Glee Clubg Choirg Ensem bleg Sorelle Y-Teensg Se- nior Play Castg Baccalau- reate Committee. BERTRAND REILEY Huggy.. Announcement Commit- teep Office Personnel. 85 SENICDRS V952 IRENE RICCITELLI llRichll Glee Clubg Sorelle YA Teensg Tri-Hi-Yg Activi- ties C0m.g Office Person- nel. LEN EAH RICKS ff RICHARD RICCY Mme.. Jr. and Sr. Hi Footballj Jr. Prom Com.g Announce! ment Committee. EDWARD RIGELSKY Lennie H H Y-Teensg Senior Play Com- Ed . mitteeg Glee Clubg Sreli- Commencement Commn' aters Club. 'ee- MARJORIE ANN ROHRBACH KENNETH RISHER HMa,9eff .,Ken,, Choirg Ensembleg Cap and Gown Committee. MARILYN ROSEN uMareu Office Personnelg Latin Clubg Ensembleg Choirg Glee Clubg Banquet Com.g Annual Staffg Sorelle Y- Teensg Student Congressg Jr. Honor Societyg Sr, Honor Society. Junior Honor Societyg Bac- calaureate Comg Sr. Honor Society. WJ lX. s l JOHN I Eagle Art Editor f Orion Staffg Senior Play ommittee. 86 SENIORS l952 SENIORS 1952 x ini. 4, , ALBERT RUSNAK HELEN RYHAL Rusty Dimples Commencement Commit- Sreliaters Clubg Mothers' T994 Tea Com.g Y-Teens. 7 , 1 ,. ffl. Nfl RITA SALAMON Announcement Com.g Glee H I H Clubg Office Personnelp VIC Sorelle Y-Teens. VICTOR SANTANGELO Banquet Committeep Band. NED SCIORTINO Scortch Student Councilj Hi -Yg Key Clubj Senior Play ubeeu Com.g Bandg Orchestra. DOLORES SCH EPIS Banquet Committee. JOHN SCOAISTE BurIy . Banquet Com.g Nat. Jr. Honor Societyj Student Congress. Activities Committee. DONALD SEBEST lIDonll 87 SENIGRS 1952 WILLIAM SEFCIK CATFLERIYTIESECRE uchicku Kane I I Q Footballg Announcement Giee Clubg Activities Com. Committee, ANTHONY SEMINARA ..-I-ony.. Senior Bandg Hi Lightsg CHABILES Srsfsrlo Nat. Forensic Leagueg 400 Chuck Clubg Activities Com.g Of- Choirg Ensembleg An- fice Personnel. nouncement Com. DOLORES SHASHO MARILYN SHAY Tootsie Mimi C5599 Club: Sorelle Y- Giee Clubg Sorelle Y TGGVWSF C0mm9nC9m9V'f Teensg Mothers' Tea Com. Corng Office Personnel. Office pergor-,ne1A JOSEPH SILVERS DOLORES SIMEONE when Hbee., Bandg Orchestrag Cap and Glee Clubg Soreiie Y Gown Committee. Teens: Gift Committee. 88 GEORGE SIMS Mr. Sims Baccalaureate Committee. , . ll 'V l 0 . l ix WILLIAM STAHURA BiII Jr. and Sr. Prom Com. Gift Com.g Jr. Honor Sol MARGARET SMRECK Marge Sorelle Y-Teensg Glee Clubg Baccalaureate Com. Sreliaters Club. HENRY STINNER Hank Ciefy, Baccalaureate Committee. DAN STREDNI DONALD STRICHEK Danny Hookit Junior l'lOI'1Of SOCFSTYI CHD Footballg Basketballg Base- and Gown Com. DONALD SUNDERLIN- usundy., Commencement Com- mittee. ball: Activities Committee. ROSEMARY SUSOR IIROII Sorelle Y-Teensg Choirg Glee Clubj Ensernblej Bac- calaureate Committee. 89 SENIORS l952 LUCILLE SVETLAK HLOUU Sreliaters Clubg Sorelle Y- Teensg Baccalaureate Com- 5 A - 1 THOMAS SZUSH Squeege Sr. Bandg Orchestrag Ban- quet Com.g Jr. Honor So- rnitteep Glee Club. ciety, JOE THOMAS Jay PAULINE TROXIL Key Clubg Hi-Yg Bandg Sorelle Y-Teensg Editorial Cap and Gown Com.g Bus- iness Statt of the Orion. CARROL TURNER Turner Editor of Oriong Band and Orchestrag Latin Clubf Forensic Leagueg Bacca- laureate Comg Hi Lights Statfg Sr. Honor Society. ALBERT VENOSKY UAI11 Announcement Com- mittee. Staff ot Oriong Commence- ment Conmg Hi Lights. Ll l Ni A 1 ' bl ,ly . l' .I 1 DOROTHY VARMEGA .,Dot,, Sorelle Y-Teensg An nouncement Comg Office Personnel. STANLEY VENOSKY llstanll Hi-Yg Baseballg Football: Baccalaureate Committee 90 SENIGRS l952 SENKDRSl952 xx , J! W WA of X KKYV ROBERT WATSON ,,Bob,. Uweuu DONALD WETZEL Footballg Gift Committee. Gift Committee, CAROL WILLIAMS Latin Ciubg Jr. and Sr. EDWARD YACHER Honor Societyg Choirg Vice njuni.. Pres. Senior Classg Y- V Teensg Banquet Com.5 Or- Commencement Commit- ion Staff! Senior play teeg Latin .Clubg Business Castg Ensembleg Office Staff of Oriong 400 Clubg pergonnell jg, Glee Club. .1Qufl,fMfL Kal, fe' 'I4 'f'ML' VINCENT YURAK EUGENE YARAB Mac nsenen Senior Play Com.g Base- Gift Committee. ball. J i ,I . f , 1 U' 1 '41 0 HEi.tN Yuncic Hon CYRIL ZIBRIK Sorelle Y-Teensg Latin HCYH Club: Commencement Activities Committeeg Gift Committee. Committee. 91 SENICDRS i952 MARY LOU ZIVKOVICH llLoull wlLLlAM ZITKOVICH Sorelle Y-Teensg Glee Zig Clubg Choirg Office Per- Cap and Gown Committeep Sonneli Commememenf Bowling Team. Committee. ATLAS SUPPCDRTS The star-studded class of i952 . . . extends thanks to Parent-Teacher Associations . . . shining guidance through these four years . . . the generous contributions which helped make our Orion a reality a hand as liberal as the light ot day. -Cowper. Adams Jackson Bancroft Taft Bennett Wilson Elaine Oliver 92 WILSON PARENT-TEACHERS ASSGCIATICDN Woodrow Wilson High School is very proud of its Porent- Teocher Association. Through the efforts of Q very fine executive committee its membership yecirly hos grown in size ond interest. Eoch yeor the P.T.A. entertoins ot Teo the mothers of students new ot Wilson. Proceeds from Fomily Night, which is sponsored by P.T.A., provides speciol luxuries for the school. Among the mciny things the P.T.A. hos given Wilson ore bond uniforms, spots, o grcind piono, choir robes, ond mciny fine educcitionol ond culturol progroms for the cidvcincement of Wilson students. Ruth Long, Deon of Girls as ., if . ,K :. P. T. A Meeting P. T. A. Teo Mrs. Robert l-lanny, Mrs. Joseph Pipoly, Mrs. Raymond Willis, Mrs. Merrill Jones lsittingl, Mrs. Blair Coalmer, Mrs. Walter McCurdy, Mrs. John Kuti, Mrs. Roy Mellon, Mrs. John Dankovich, Miss lrene Corrado, Mrs. John Prestash Csittingl, Miss Ruth Long. 93 GLJR PATRGNS Whatever I have given I still possess. Seneca. Mr. and Mrs. s. T. Abey Mrs. Joseph Arbie Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Assion Miss Ann Babnik Mr. and Mrs. Michael Babsa Mrs. Dominic Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Jerre F. Bauman Bennett Mothersingers Mr. and Mrs. George Bezjak Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bindel Mrs. Steve Blasko Mr. and Mrs. Thos. G. Blake Mr. and Mrs. David Braid Mr. and Mrs. William Briggs Mrs. Frances Martin Mr. Steve Martinko Mr. and Mrs. Nick Matica Mrs. Paul Mellinger Mrs. Roy Mellon Mrs. Felix Meshot Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Metzinger William A. Metzinger Harry Meyer George Migletz Ralph Mondura John Moore Edwin Nelson Mark Novosel Mr. and Mrs. J. Busico Mrs. Ann Carissimo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Carsone Mr. and Mrs. Gabriele Cerimele Mr. and Mrs. Vim. B. Coalmer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coleman Mrs. Mary Novotny Mr. S. E. Novotny Mr. Stephen Novotny, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Olds Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paul Mr. and Mrs. August Pellin Mrs. Arthur Constantino Cooksey Coal Company Mr..and Mrs. Neil Dalzel Mr. and Mrs. John Dankovich Mrs. Arthur Deckant Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Michael L. C. Edenfield Ekoniak Mrs. E. B. Fitch, Jr. Frank's United Market Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. Friedel John Fusco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hallas Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Michael Robert Hanny Charles Heinz Robert Hill Hladon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hospodar Mrs. John Hudzik Mr. and Mrs. Evan P. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Jones Mrs. Helen Kolesar Mrs. Adam Konek Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krause F Mr. Steve Kroske Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Latessa Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lidle Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Lombard Mrs. George Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCurdy Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGowen Mrs. Cyril McKula Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McMurray Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alfonso Mr. and Mrs. Charles Magnetta Malone A. P. Marsico Rev. and Mrs. Hoover Picklesimer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pipoly Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pochiro John S. Pollock John Prestash Mrs. Joseph Price Mrs. David Pusser Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Russo Mr. John Ryczaj Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Ned Sciortino Howard Seidner Joseph Seminara John Senzarin Sandor Sepesy Shurell Simeone Lewis Sobinovsky Mrs. John Staaf Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stetson Adam Stone Walter Terihay James Toth Stephen Ucello Dominic Vagnozzi Joseph G. Vaschak Mrs. Peter Venardos Mrs. S. E. Walko Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Walters Mrs. Emory Walton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wells Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Witherow Mr. Steve Yash Mrs. Carl Zabel Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Zuti GRIGN, THE HUNTER, BOWS s t l l BUSINESS STAFF ORION Front Row: Beverly McRiIl, Margie Adams, Tillie Homa, Sally Blackford, Vilma Herbick. Back Row: Edward Yacher, Joe lllencik, Harold Billett, Joe Thomas, Paul Bezjak, Carrol Turner, Mr, Blauser. ln appreciation of all orbits ot activity . . . our gratitude to the meteoric advertisement getters . . . the cosmic aid of Mr. George Snyder . . . the Youngstown Arc Engraving Company . . . the United Printing Company . . . the ostronomicol display by Abey's Studios . . . like moonlight on a troubled sea . . . the con- tributions of . . , Miss Hastings . . . Miss Gerrity . . . Miss Wike . . . Mr. Blauser . . . Miss Eckert . . . Miss Higley . . . and . . . for the telescopic recording of the new stars . . . to Miss Luebben . . . Miss Brungard , . . THANK YOU! Phyllis Lingenfelter 95 Tl-lE DAY ENDS . . TWILICI-IT The enchanted firmament . . . assumes a serene . . . mys- terious aspect . . . meteors . . . falling to earth . . . in brilliant array . . . star dust over our community . . . in like manner . . . retailers falling to our needs . . by purchasing advertisements . . . from hard working students . . . Meteors, part of the heavens . . .Orion illuminating our school . . . to all who helped . . . re- tailers, students . . , best wishes . . . for prosperity . . . from Seniors at Wilson. Carrol Turner 96 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges' O DISTINCTIVE CLASS RINGS CREATED BY THE SKILLED HANDS OF BALFOUR CRAFTSMEN O COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS - DIPLOMAS PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA - MEDALS AND TROPHIES +04 Represented by HAROLD C. JONES R. D. NO. 2 - MEDINA, OHIO 97 MORGAN PLUMBING CC. ll BUD PLUMBING and HEATING - REPAIRS Smoll Homes Our Speciolty 1475 Lansdowne Blvd. - 4-0595 Compliments of L A U A R' S 2728 Market St. Youngstown, Ohio LINGERIE SPORTSWEAR Compliments of MAHONING VALLEY Compliments of SUPPLY CO. TIRE DEPARTMENT ,OS 3604 South Avenue 2228 South Ave. TO THE CLASS CF '52 BEST WISHES WA-RGO'S SELF SERVE MARKET 2916 South Avenue Phone 22112 Youngstown, Ohio VAHEY ENG. CO 3335 South Avenue +O4 GAS FURNACES FURNACE FILTERS FURNACE REPAIRS 98 IIHAUFFEURS, TEAMSTIERS, WAREHIIUSEMEN AND HELPERS LIIIIAL UNIIIN NU. 377 JOHN J. ANGELO Sec reto ry-Treasurer YALLECH LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. Everything to Build Anything SASH 81 DOORS Phones 5-2165 - 5-2166 5 2167 COLONY HOUSE 4616 Youngstown-Poland Road Tel. 56054 uQ4 We Coter to WEDDINGS - SHOWERS PRIVATE PARTIES TEEN AGE CLASSES Learn to sew the easy way COMPLETE COURSE IN CUTTING, a FITTING, ADJUSTING OF PATTERNS, AND THE MAKING OF A DRESS FOR Inc- YOURSELF FOR ONLY 58.00. HARDWARE FOR FULL PARTICULARS PHONE 4-0231 CRANE - KOHLER - STANDARD SINGER SEWING CENTER PEIOIIB 2 SOLI1'11 Ave W. Federal Street With Compliments of GENERAL ELECTRIC C0. APPARATUS SERVICE AND SALES 272 East Indianolo Avenue Youngstown 5, Ohio For e Wedding to Remember Raybuck 8l Thomas Co MARI-ANE BRIDAL SHOP HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES BRIDAL WEAR - READY TO WEAR 134 E. Eeaefei sf. Yeungefewn, ohae 'O' 356 E. Madiefhaen Blvd. O Struthers, ohse Beautiful Formals Phone 53713 All SEALTEST products hove ci plus volue thot comes from SEALTEST quality controls on top of our own Know How in the Doiry Business. Insist on Telephone 3-2161 The YUUNGSTUWN SANITARY MILK IIO. IO0 The Best in Photography Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1952 Wilson Graduates I The ABEY STUDIC 4208 SHERIDAN RD. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO PHONE-8-2530 sQ4 Weddings on Portraits Cliraduationi Commercial on Bahias PHELAN PHARMACY Lansingville Prescription Drug Store Q-Q4 GRADUATION CARDS AND GIFTS Kodaks and Films 1301 East lndionola, at Taft Phone 8-0997 MERRITT'S CLOVER FARM STORE Fresh Meats and Groceries o TOKER'S SHELL SERVICE Shell Gas, Oil, Lubrication, Auto Repairs Brake Service - Tires - Washing Batteries - Accessories Pick-Up and Delivery Service Open Daily 7:00 A.M. to IO:OO P.M. 2705 South Avenue Phone 8-9008 LUCIUS PHOTO Finishing Service FILMS DEVELOPED - PRINTED .O. ENLARGED - CHRISTMAS CARDS -o Reasonable Rates - 24 Hr. Service .O. 128 E. Lucius Avenue Youngstown, Ohio LOU'S APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE Phone 2-5301 2914 South Avenue Shop at your small neighborhood appliance dealer and we guarantee to save you money We feature Dexter Double Tub Washers Westinghouse Sewing Machines and other Appliances THE SPORTING GOODS CO. Carl Genkinger Pete McBride Ben Schorsu O We Specialize in All ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT GOLF, BASEBALL, FOOTBALL SOFTBALL, FISHING TACKLE and BASKETBALL O Compliments L. F. DONNELL GOOD FURNITURE For Over o Third of o Century THE PENNER FURNITURE 2718 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio uO4 162 Bridge Street Struthers, Ohio PERRY'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE A Very Good Friend O +01- 3380 Wilson Ave. 3332 South Ave. Campbell, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio 81 Phone 5-3424 Phone 2-5523 The lsaly Dairy Store 1407 East lndianola Avenue O Phone 8-0950 William Klein, Mgr Compliments of Southway Recreation Center 2117 South Avenue Youngstown 5, Ohio Nationally Advertised O Diamonds 0 Watches O Jewelry Telephone 8-2211 HENRY'S UPTIJWN JEWEIERS GUARANTEED WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY REPAIR BY MASTER CRAFTSMEN 2730 Market Street I Youngstown, Ohio Next Door to Uptown Theatre O S I L L' S PRACTICAL TAILORS COMPUMENT5 suits, SHIRTS and sLAcKs of Lower Overhead, Lower Prices A FRIEND 6217 Market Street In Boardman Phone 8-6136 O KOHLERIZING ...... THE INVISIBLE UMBRELLA It's Marvelous . . . It's Kohlerizing Magic! It surrounds each tiny fiber ofthe fabric with an invisible protec- tive coating, which renews water repellency and makes ordinary garments soil and stain resistant. NEVER ALTERS COLOR, TEXTURE, KEEPS CLOTHES FRESHER, CLEANER LONGER, GUARDS AGAINST SHRINKAGE TRY KOHLER'S INVISIBLE UMBRELLA, KOHLERIZING . . . 104 Compliments of CAVALLARO'S DAIRY 3213 South Avenue Compliments of BARKE11'S BARBER SHUI' 3013 South Avenue Compliments of SOUTH LAND DAIRY BILGER AND WEBB Amoco senvice STATION Corner of Midlothian and Poland Rd. 2132 South Avenue PI10I1e 8-00132 TH E REED BUILDERS Compliments of M ARVON ALE ans Wilson Avenue REC REATICN phone 5-2119 3124 Market Sheet CGAL - BUILDERS SUPPLIES ond READY MIX CONCRETE BOARDMAN SUPPLY BUILDING MATERIAL AND COAL CERTIFIED CONCRETE 215 Boardman-Poland Rd. Phone 2-8131 Bus. Phone 7-2882 Res. Phone 6-1701 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Complete Lubrication Service FLOWERS Fora ALL occAsioNs Sw '4 Hi 160 Walton Street Andrew C. Pcilloy, Florist shufhers, ohio 820 South Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Phone 5-5811 HELLO, STUDENTS AND FACULTY It ls o Pleosure to Agoin Extend Congrotulotions ond Best Wishes to the Grciduotes of 1952 COOKSEY COAL CO. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD COAL MAN PHONE US, WILL YOU? vO4 MAIN YARD BRANCH YARD Williamson Avenue Extension Stlvlson Cool Division 747 Andrews Avenue Phone phone Tom Cooksey, Sr. - Art Cooksey Tom Cooksey, Jr., Mgr. IO6 Frank J. Unger, B. Sc., Chemist 3030 Euclid Ave. Cleveland 'l5, Ohio QQQ Hours Doily, Except Sunday-9:00 0. rn. to 5:30 p. m. Telephone-Henderson-1-0133 JAMES E. MUDARELLI, Jeweler DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY 518-519 Dollar Bank Bldg. o Ride the Elevator and Save Buy fhe Besf-Olenick's Milk and Ice Cream ULENIBK DAIRY CU. l07 Compliments Compliments of swENsnN's nmvf IN THF SUHWEBH BAKING COMPANY O , O YoungsTown's Finest Sandwich and Bakers of Famous Fountain Service Toasti-Taste Bread 6235 Market St. in Boardman Compliments of The M. DeBartuIo Construction Co. 216 Alexander Street CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 108 NUDO'S MARKET HOT SAUSAGE GROCERIES AND MEATS 3005 South Ave. Compliments and Best Wishes To the Graduating Class Compliments of YOU NGSTOWN BURIAL VAULT Of 1952 C- WEAVER AMRINES APPLIANCES TELEVISION - RADIOS COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT SERVICE Home Appliances .O. Sales and Service 4004 Southern Blvd. Res. 8-4674 Youngstown 2, Ohio 33 Years Serving the Public 2908 South Ave. Phone 8-4268 FISH DRY CLEANING CIIMPANY vQ4 45 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE CLEANING SERVICE Complete Family Laundry O FISH DRY CLEANING IIUMPANY MATT'S SERVICE 1101 E. lndionolo Avenue Phone 8-0074 O LUBRICATION O ACCESSORIES WASHING O COMPLETE REPAIRS 9 JONES DRUG 2702 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS ALWAYS A REGISTERED PHARMACIST ON DUTY Free Delivery Best Wishes to the Class of '52 G E M M A' S Super Market 913 South Avenue Ph. 3-2216 .I 81 B SALES CORP. 2706 Market sf. voungsfown, ohio O owned and operated by Roy Jones JonesOlDrugs PROMPT AND COURTEOUS T.v. REFRIGERATION RANGES SERVICE ALL APPLIANCES 1952 Orion covers manufactured by: THE MUELLER ART COVER 81 BINDING CO. 2202 Superior Avenue Cleveland 14, Ohio CHAPEL GROCERIES 81. MEATS 2903 Shady Run Road vQ4 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO O COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND O Compliments of DORKO'S FOOD MARKET Compliments of M. FRANK DUFFY GREETING CARDS AND GIFT WRAPPINGS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL O 2382 Mt. Vernon Ave. Phone 5-3357 Sam's Shoe Store and Repair C0mP'i 'e 'S of SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY NU-NEEIJLEBRAFI SHUP 3312 South Avenue ot Lucius 3600 Market St. Phone 2-'I957 , FElIlMAN'S SUPER MARKET S GOLDEN DAWN FOODS DEALER 2734 Market St. -o. -of 2'I2'I South Avenue Phone 4-3521 LADIES READY TO WEAR Free Delivery ' III FRANK'S UNITED MARKET BETTER QUALITY FOODS AND SERVICE 3305 South Avenue Phone 2-4311 Compliments of ROYAL FURS 12 Bus Arcade +04 Compliments Of BOOTH'S MARKET 3103 South Avenue Phone 2-8121 O PETE BROWN SPORT SHOP, Inc. 1510 Market Street O YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO O Telephone 7-8960 O B Y ' S DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY SPORTING GOODS AND HARDWARE USE YOUR CREDIT Phone 4-3929 233 East Federal St. SCHAEFER MUSIC SHOPPE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES SHEET MUSIC cmd SUPPLIES 409-10-11-12 Keith-Albee Bldg. vQ4 GUARANTEED INSTRUMENT REPAIRING Phone 3-4605 Music . . . the Universal Language Phone 8-5567 3600 Market St. PLEASURE PORT SPORTING GOODS Fishing Tackle Motors and Boats Hunting Equipment Mar Hill Shopping Center OXIE'S PAINT 8: STORM WINDOW CENTER 368 Midlothian Blvd. Oh' Struthers, ro Pittsburgh Paints - Toys - Airplanes Storm Windows - Hardware Readybuilt Sidewalks Ladders - Notions - Glass Mirrors - Windows FREE DELIVERY Congratulations, I952 l Y0 9S'0W f Ohio 5-3717 Phones 5-9011 D. A. DAVIDSON .O. Compliments of Poland Ave. and Spring Sts. Struthers, Ohio a JOHNSON CO. 24 I-lr. Invalid Car Service Phone 5-2111 EO' Compliments of YOUNGSTOWN GLASGUW TAILIIIIS, Inc. PAINT 81 GLASS CLOTHES OF CHARACTER 0 Drop Loops O I Snugtex ' Tabs Established 1903 I Open Lap Seam ,O PAINTS O GLASS 312 W. Federal St. Ph. 3-'I429 MOTTE R'S PAINT STORE 1960 E. Midlothian Blvd. SIPES Wall Paper Steamers Rented Rubberized Satin Finish Paint Everything for Your Paint Needs Wholesale and Retail SIPES Don't be Shy . . . See Shy SHY LOC KSON CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES 504 For Men and Women SUITS Made for You from 555.00 up 201 Wick Building Second Floor Phone 3-8225 Compliments of OHIO MACHINERY CO. 4000 Lake Park Road CARL BURKLAND SONS FLORISTS Telephone 2-1154 nO-4 3514 Market St. Youngstown, Ohio PAITERSUN BUIIKEYE, Inc. Distributors Du rkee Products Nestles Cocoa Nestles Quick Prime Frozen Frosted Foods Phone 4-3413 1524 South Ave. Compliments of EVANS CO. 1037 Poland Ave. Phone 4-0246 FRAN SCIITI TECHNICAL PERSIINNEL SERVICE T0 EMPLIIYER AND EMPICYEE O To the Employer a Confidential Service of Distinction, Careful Interviewing, Screening and Referral to Employer Specifications To the Applicant-Prompt, Courteous Referral to Outstanding Employers, Guidance, Counsel and Careful Consideration of Aptitude, Needs and Desires o 523 Dollar Bank Bldg. Dial 4-0193 SANDEL DRY CLEANING CO. Phone 2-4117 3313 South Ave. The WESLEY PIANO Co. Call for and Deliver ISWJ Cash and Carry Cleveland Canton Youngstown ORcI1ard I-5100 39129 99739 COMPLIMENTS OF BRADA CARTAGE A FRIEND STEEL TRANSPORTATION 4001 Central Avenue Detroit 10, Mich. Clarence Willard Tiffany 64400 IIS .msfvu s. scnuuz s. sou CLOVER LEAF DAIRY CO. O DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 4-3868 FU NERAL DIRECTORS O Autos for all Occasions Ladies' Assistant O 632 Belmont Avenue Phone 7-5630 Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of WASACZ'S MARKET 2221 South Avenue Phone 3-4896 Compliments of TOM'S BARBER SHOP 3219 South Avenue KLING'S BAKERY . . . PASTRY SHOPPE KuNc3-To-KuNo's for QUALITY vO4- Graduation Cakes in Your School Colors N. WEBER'S QUALITY FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES O Phone 3-2185 Phone 2-5713 141 E. Florida Ave. Rodiotor Service I Wheel Alignment I Tire Boloncing Auto Gloss lnstolled RELIABLE AUTO BODY CO. DUCO-DULUX REFINISHING 2722 South Ave. - Youngstown 7, Ohio lvon Osborne ond Wm. Torko Phone 8-1514 Compliments of Cong rotulotions McAIIister's Dairy Farm Store 352 E. Midlothian Blvd. Ring-Free llil Co. ul Youngstown J. J. Polotsee, Prop. Phone 5-0023 Struthers, 0. Phone 4-5137 P. J. Scott, Mgr. Congratulations Class of '52! So neor is grondeur to our dust, So neor is God to mon, When duty whispers, low, Thou must , The youth replies, l con l -Rolph Woldo Emerson vO4 STROUSS-HlRSHBERG'S Youngstown's Dependable Store Since 1875 117 FCJR HEALTH'S SAKE ROLLER SKATE vO4 Compliments of the BCARDMAN ROLLER SKATING CLUB GOUGH MOTORS YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER O 289 Elm St., Struthers Phone 5-8741 FRANK HUBERT AND SUNS Furniture Makers and Upholsters At Modest Prices O Work colled for ond delivered 3006-3008 South Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Phone 2-9213 BLACKTOP DRIVE By A. P. Chiarello Phone7-8096 Youngstown, Ohio LANSINGVIILE SHUE REPAIR Shoes Repoired While You Woit Expert Shoe Repoiring 'I405 E. Indianola Avenue John D'ApoIito, Prop. Youngstown, Ohio MR. WHEELER'S A SANDWICH SHOP OF DISTINCTION COMPLIMENTS OF FELDMAN'S UNITED SUPER MARKET v-Q4 'l9'l4 E. Midlothian Blvd. CARL A. GLUCK INSURANCE ' 2846 Market St. Phone 8-6578 Corner of Florida NOW FEATURING World-Famous Harper Method Beauty Services MORTON BEAUTY SALON 2934 Market Street Dial 2-24'I'l Compliments of ancl SUPPLY C0. l0Rll CHESTERFIEEIJ TAllllRS 99 E. lndianola Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Telephone 2-4411 335 WEST FEDERAL STREET ' Phone 4-3226 Compliments of FELIBE DRY CLEANERS 823 South Avenue Youngstown, Ohio BUSSllNE'S RESTAURANT 6989 Market Street Ext. Speciolizing in Americon ond ltolion Food for Weddings or Parties Call 2-5111 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 Compliments of Melienald Appliance 81 Television ,QQ 1002 South Avenue KLEMPAY BROS. THE WILKUFF CUMPANY H . .. . ouse Moving, Roising, Shoring 1609 Wilson Avenue Und FOUndOfi0nS ,Q4 O GENERAL CONTRACTING STEEL PLATES - SHEETS - STRIP 501 STRUCTURAL - SHEARED ond 1311 E. Boston Avenue STOCK SlZES Phone 2-9336 121 METAL CARBIIJES CURPURATIUN 107 East Indianola Avenue Youngstown 7, Ohio Carbide Tools and Dies - Machine Tool Parts - Gages Bushings - Centers - Diamond Tools svnrlfsiilillfflsiolllllllliffl sfnvlcf Hi-Test Sunoco Gas - Oils - A to Z Lubrication Washing - Simonizing - Tires - Batteries We Fix Flats - Pick-up and Delivery Service Open Daily 7:00 a. m. - 12:00 p. m. 918 E. Indianola at Campbell St. Phone 8-0098 WILBUR 'O' FLOWER AND NOVELTY SHOP A Compliments of 51f,f,ff,f,f,f',f,QQf,e' sunamnm nnv alumnus I u Campbell, Ohio Phone 5-5511 Hn-School Corsages a Specialty Phone 2-1596 o Tori-rs DELUXE MARKET 5 ' E R ' D A N 'N N HOME DRESSED MEATS 3718 Sheridan Road Phone 8-0935 Federal Youngs'-own, also Television As You Like It In Wickliffe John Kohl, Prop. 122 Congratulations and the Best of W A L T o N Luck to the Graduating Class of A Good Place to Eai HOMEMADE PIZZA SANDWICHES FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY Phone 5-0012 102 Walton Street Struthers, Ohio 1952 KUBINA Funeral Home 2403 South Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Phone 4-4431 MELESKY AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE I I I2 South Avenue Youngstown 2, Ohio Phone 4-5536 Res. 8-6631 Compliments of MASSEY'S DAIRY Frozen Custard, Ice Cream, Sandwiches and Dairy Products ROE MILLINERY 1910 Market Street Hosiery, Jewelry, Bags, and Scarfs Phone 8-1426 Open Evenings COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 123 WISHES FOR FUTURE SUCCESS The Palkovic Agency INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE O 3315 South Avenue Youngstown, Ohio RAE'S BEAUTY PARLOR Complimenfs 2827 De Sota of STETSON CLOTHING CO ,OS We speciolize in clothing for Phone 5-3362 Young Men POLAND HOME BAKERY COmP'ime'1fS Phone 5-2231 of Oven Fresh Postries MAHONING MEAT CO. Cokes, Donuts ond Cookies 33 so th A CSpecioIizing ini . Birthdoy ond Wedding Cakes Youngstown, Ohio 124 32 Market St. Youn Refreshment is a good idea Coca-Cola B ttl o ing Co. of Youngstown THE HUGHES PROVISION CO. 118 East Federal Street 118 QQQ YOUNGSTOWN'S FINEST SANITARY FOOD MARKET Fish Department Owned and Operated by R. S. Campbell Bakery Department Owned and Operated by W. M. Gross Hughes' Market Never Undersol High Quality Meats din JAY'S FOOD MARKET BEST OF MEATS AND GROCERIES Bruno Spotleson, Prop. 4-Q4 895 E. Indianola at Zedaker LEES RADIO ZENITH and wEsTiNGHousE Radio and Television Sales and Service 6004 Market St., Boardm Phone 2-8834 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS or JUNE, 1952 ' 'FQSHIOI1 Howard M. Obenaut gstown, Ohio Phone 77038 Men's Shoes for 87 Years SMITH'S 33 Central Square Next to Strand Theatre I25 STOP AND SHOP FOOD MARKET STORE OF BETTER EATS Phone 4-5391 1216-1218 Market Street McCollum Bros. Youngstown, Ohio O FREE DELIVERY WILSON DAIRY 720 E. INDIANOLA AVENUE O LIGHT SANDWICHES MILKSHAKES ICE CREAM Owner- AL POCCIA THE LOWRY FURNITURE AND CARPET CO. 4120 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio Telephone 2-4512 Open Evenings-7:30 to 9:00 Uptown 8-7702 Downtown 7-0202 DUTCH FARMS CUT-UP POULTRY 49 Central Square 5 East Federal Street 2616 Market Street YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO JOE RANALLl'S SERVICE CENTER Standard Oil Products Corner South and Dewey Excellent Service on All Cars Joe Ranalli, Prop. SH EARS LAUNDROMAT 5228 Market St. INear Shields Rd.i Boardman, Ohio Ph. 8-7183 Open Monday Through Friday 9:00 a. rn. - 8:00 p. m. Saturday: 9:00 a. m. -- 3:00 p. m. O A FRIEND BEVERAGES Phone 8-7'l22 A. Damiano, Mgr. CROWN JEWELRY WELLS REPAIRS SERVICE Watches - Clocks - Chronographs Chime Clocks SPECIALTIES Gifts - Diamonds - Jewelry Watches 2002 Market St. Youngstown, Ohio 608 Realty Building Your future is our business, we measure, classify and distribute human ability. ROSEDALE MARKET 1954 E. Midlothian Blvd. Phone 2-6619 aQ4 HOME OF BETTER FOODS Compliments of MIRKIN AUTO SALES 805 Mahoning Ave. Youngstown, Ohio 7 You'll Like to Deal With THE HOME OF ZENITH TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE HUGHES ELECTRIC CO. THE HOME OF WHOLESALE Hotpoint Appliances - Zenith Television Lighting Fixtures - Wiring Supplies 38'l2 Southern Blvd. Hamilton Dryers - Dexter Washers Grand Gas Ranges Youngstown, Ohio Phone 2-4528 BANNER HEATING CO. Specialists in Fine Residence Heating Repairs for All Makes of Furnaces Banner and Columbia Gas Burners Moncrief Gas and Coal Furnaces Compliments of PARSIINS INSURANCE AGENCY 506 Wick Building Youngstown 3, Ohio Phone 4-4'l9'l Compliments of KlP's BARBER SHOP Corner of South and Judson COMPLIMENTS of a FRIEND Phone 40277 387 E. Boardman St. at E. Federal St. Youngstown, ohio ACME COAL CO. Champion O Montour O Pittsburgh KENTUCKY BLOCK AND COKE SAND, GRAVEL AND TOP SOIL Compliments of HORVATH'S TEA ROOM WHO WILL FURNISH DINNERS FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION 2300 Canfield Road Telephone 2-2916 I28 For Better Food and Lower Prices Shop LAZAR'S SUPER MARKET No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 3220 Southern Blvd. 1586 Mahoning Ave. 85 E. Midlothian Blvd. Corner Lucius Corner Southern POLAND OIL COMPANY SHELL GAS ond OIL PRODUCTS Pick Up ond Delivery Service Open 7 o. m. to 10 p. m. Complete Automotive Accessories 1612 Poland Ave. Phone 2-3127 FOR YOUR PARTY NEEDS CALL PARTY PAK WINE SHUPPE BEER, WINE, ALE 84 ASSORTED SOFT DRINKS 1656 PoIand Ave. Youngstown, Ohio I Phone 80079 WE DELIVER - GIVE US A CALL ZEISLER 81 DIDAY Modern Equipment Is Used on All Makes CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS 17 Yeors in Some Locotion 1717 Poland Ave. Phone 7-8524 Compliments of BREWSTER-RIIBERTS IIO. 107 S. Champion Street Phone 37673 Typewriters O Adding Machines +O4 S A M MY' S BARBER SHOP l l 10 South Ave. QOQ DINNER BELL RESTAURANT 2712 Market Street vQ4- South Side's Finest Restaurant Upstairs Peacock Room Available Private Parties, Weddings and THE SPORTING GOODS CO. CARL GENKINGER PETE MCBRIDE BEN SCHARSU O We Specialize in All ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Banquets GOLF, BASEBALL, FOOTBALL ,QQ SOFTBALL, FISHING TACKLE Phone 27112 For Reservations and BASKETBALL DRINK G. c. MURPHY co. THE FRIENDLY STORE 2626 Market Street B E L L A' S JOSEPH WIKETE DAIRY AND FOOD PRODUCTS 732 E- Judson Ave- Youngstown, Ohio O 1525 East Indianola Avenue Expert Repairs on All Watches Work Guaranteed Reasonable Prices COLONIAL HOUSE I FINE FOOD O bO4 2619 Market St. Compliments from lUIlWIG'S SIIHIII SERVICE 879 Wilson Ave. Tel. 6-9350 Phone 4-4109 RILEY BRUS. GARAGE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS 24 Hours Towing Service Proprietors Anthony and Mickey Pinciaro 242 E. Boardman St. Youngstown, Ohio Congratulations and best wishes to the 1952 graduating class. THE KUPPER KETILE DRIVE IN 4055 South Ave. THE STAMBAUGH THOMPSON CO. HARDWARE LEADERS FOR IO6 YEARS aQ4 Now Five Stores for Your Convenience 114 W. Federal Street 2625 Market Street 1652 Mahoning Avenue 1823 Belmont Avenue Youngstown-Poland Road Complete Insurance Auto - Fire - Life HUIISUN S. MARTIN 5556 Mahoning Avenue Phone 9-5804 vQ4 Representing FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANIES vQ4 Columbus, Ohio J To fhe Class of '52 Woodrow Wilson High School Congrafulafions-If is fhe sincere wish of STEEL CITY CHEVRULET COMPANY that your graduation from High School will be the least of many accomplishments in a long and happy life of useful and honored citizenship. O 132 The Qrion is a product of the facilities of Zlze united Aprinfing Co Publishers Commercial and Publication Primers 450 West Federal Street Youngstown, Ohio 133 ld0W A TENS H E Q ME S H ? E ? E S ? E Y S? A C E E C . 355 23555 3,5 8 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS Abey's Studio ............... Acme Coal Co ................. Amoco Service Station ....... Amrine's Appliances ...... Balfour, L. G. Co .......... Banner Heating .............. Barkett's Barber Shop .........,.,,,., Bella's ............................. ......... Page 1 O1 .......128 .......105 .......109 97 .......128 .......105 ...... .130 Boardman Roller Skating Club ...,.,., ,,..,,, 1 18 Boardman Supply Co ....,.... ..,........ ....,.. 1 0 6 Booth's Market ........... Bossone's Restaurant ...... Brada Cartage Co ........ Brewster-Roberts Co. ..... . Burkland, Carl Sons ........ Carson Brothers ........... 12 .......120 15 .......129 14 99 Cavallaro's Dairy ...................... ....... 1 05 Chapel Groceries 8. Meats .... .................... 1 10 Chauffeurs, Teamsters, Warehousemen .... 99 Chiarello, A. P ........................................... 119 Clover Leaf Dairy Co ....... Coca-Cola Bottling Co ........ Cohassett Beverages ...... Colonial House ........ Colony House ....... Cooksey Coal Co ....................... 16 .......125 .......130 1 31 99 .......106 Crown Jewelry ............................. ....... 1 27 D. A. Davidson Funeral Home ........ ....... 1 13 DeBartolo Construction Co .......... .....,. 1 O8 Dinner Bell Restaurant ....... .......130 Donnell, L. F ................... ....... 1 03 Dorko's Food Market ............. ....... 1 10 Duffy, M. Frank ........................ ....... 1 11 Dutch Farms Cut-up Poultry ......... ....... 1 26 Ernie's Auto Service .................. ....... 1 06 Evans Co. ........................... ....... 1 14 Feldman's Super Market 2121 South Ave ........................... ....... 1 11 Feldman's United Super Market 1914 E. Midlothian Blvd .......... ....... 1 19 Felice Dry Cleaners .............. .......12O Fish Dry Cleaning Co. .............................. 109 Fran Scott Technical Personnel Service .... 115 Frank's United Market .............................. 112 Gemma's .................... General Electric Co ........ Glasgow Tailors, lnc. .... . Gluck, Carl A. ........... . Golden Age ................... Gough Motors .................. Henry's Uptown Jewelry ........ Horvath's Tea Room ......... Hubert, Frank 8. Sons ........ Hughes Electric Co. ...... - Hughes Provision Co ...... lsaly Dairy Store .......... J 8i B Sales Corp ......... Jay's Food Market ......... Jones Drug ............... Kip's Barber Shop ........ Klempay Bros. ........................... . Page 10 ........100 13 ........120 ........127 19 ........104 ........128 19 .-.--...128 ........125 ........103 . ....... 110 ........125 10 ........128 ........121 Kling's Bakery-Pastry Shoppe ......... ........ 1 16 Kohler's ................................... Kopper Kettle Drive Inn ........ Krupke's ........................... Kubina Funeral Home ...... Lansingville Shoe Repair ........ Lauar's ........................... .. Lazar's Super Market ......... Lees Radios ................... Lockson, Shy ................. Lord Chesterfield Tailorsl ........... Lou's Appliance Sales 8. Service.. Lowry Furniture 8. Carpet Co ....... Lucius Photo Finishing Service .... Ludwig's Sohio Service ................ McAllister's Dairy Farm Store .... McDonald Appliance 8i Furniture Mahoning Meat Co ..................... Mahoning Valley Supply Co ....... Marlane Bridal Shop ................. Martin, Hudson S. ..................... . ........104 ........131 11 ........123 19 98 ........129 ........125 14 ....... .120 ........126 ....... .102 1 31 17 C o ......... 121 124 98 ........1O0 ....... .131 Ma rvondale Recreational Center .............. 105 Massey's Dairy .......................... Matt's Service ...... Melesky Agency .................. Men's Fashion Shop ................. m Store ........ Merritt's Clover Far 135 ........123 ........109 ........123 ........125 ........102 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS lCont.I Page Metal Carbides Corp ....... Mirkin Auto Sales ............. Modarelli, J. E. Jeweler ........... Moore 81 Moore Lumber Co .....,... Morgan Plumbing Co ........... Morton's Beauty Salon ....... Motter's Paint Store ....................,.. Mueller Art Cover 8. Binding Co ............... Murphy, G. C. Company ........ Nudo's Market ................... Nu-Needlec raft .... Oby's .................... Ohio Machinery ........................................ Olenick Dairy Co ....................................... Oxie's Paint 81 Storm Window Palkovic Agency .................. Pallay's Flower Shop .............. Center ........ Parsons Insurance Agency ....... Party Pak Wine Shoppe ........ Patterson Buckeye Inc ........ Penner Furniture ........ Perry's Pharmacy ............ Pete Brown Sport Shop .......... Phelan Pharmacy ..................... Pleasure Port Sporting Goods ...... Poland Home Bakery ............ Poland Oil Co ....................... Quality Coal 81 Supply Co ..... Rae's Beauty Parlor .............. Ranalli's, Joe ..................... Raybuck 81 Thomas Co ......... Reed Builders 8. Supply Co... Reliable Auto Body Co ........... Riley Bros. Garage ....... Ring-Free Oil Co ...... Roe Millinery ..... Rose St Johnson .... Rosedale Market ..... Royal Furs .................. Sammy's Barbershop ...... Sam's Shoe Shop ......... Sandel Dry Cleaning ......... Schaefer Music Shoppe ........ Page Schultz, Joseph S. and Sons ....... ......... I I6 Schwebel Baking Co. ............. . Shears Laundromat ...... Sheridan lnn ............. Sill's ............................... Singer Sewing Center ........ Smith's ..................v.. Southland Dairy ........... Southway Recreation ........... Sporting Goods Co ................... .........IO8 I26 .........I22 ........IO4 99 .........I25 .........IO5 .........IO3 .........I02 Spotleson's Sunoco Service ......... ......... I 22 Stambaugh-Thompson Co. ..... . Steel City Chevrolet Co ........ Stetson Clothing Co ........... Stop and Shop .............. Strauss-Hirshberg's .......... Sunbright Dry Cleaners ....... Swenson's Drive ln ............ Toker's Shell Service ........ Tom's Barber Shop ............ Toth's DeLuxe Market ......... Tropea, Ralph .................. Unger, F. J., Chemist ....... . United Printing Co. ..... . Vahey Engineering Co ............. ......I3I .........I32 .........I24 .........I26 I7 .........I22 ........-IO8 ........-IO2 I6 .........I22 98 .........IO7 ......I33 98 Walton ....................................... ......... I 23 Wargo's Self Service Market... Wasacz's Market ...... Q ............ Weaver, C., Realtor ...... Weber's, N. ........................ . Wells Vocational Service ........ Wesley Pianos .................. Wheeler's .............. .......... Wikete, Joseph ....................... Wilbur Flower 81 Novelty Shop. Wilkoff Co. ............................ . Wilson Dairy ........................... Yallech Lumber 81 Supply Co .... 98 .. ...... I I6 ......IO9 I6 ......I27 I5 I9 ......-..I3O .. ......... I2I .. ......... I26 99 Youngstown Arc Engraving Co ................. I34 Youngstown Burial Vault ......... Youngstown Paint 8. Glass Co.. Youngstown Sanitary Milk Co.. Zeisler 8. Diday ....................... .. ......... I09 I3 .........I00 .. ...... 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