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

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SPECIAL SERVICES N Mrss Vera Walthour lNursel Muss Ednth Jordan lAttendance Offucel Mnss Angle Lou Weldman lCafeter1a Dlrectorl CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Wilsons Culinary Arhsts Mrs Angle Lou Weldman Mrs Anna l-larbrson Mrs Mary Powell Mrs Gertrude l-lost Mrs Mary Suhre Mrs Helen Moulder CAFETERIA We have the best hugh school cafeteria In the whole clty and that s not just bragglng We can prove lt' Every day theres a looooonnnnnggg llne of students and teachers wanting their turn to be served Dad you know that between 350 and 400 people buy their lunch every school day of the week? The sux women ln the Wilson Cafeteria have devoted theur servlces to us for a total of 32 years None of them had any prevnous traunrng In cafeterua work but everyone who has sampled the dellclous food wall agree that our cooks could offer staff competltuon to anyone nn thus field All of these ladles llve In the Wnlson area and have chuldren who have graduated from Wllson or are now enrolled at Wllson We all owe them our thanks and appreclataon for the fnne meals whlch they prepare for us wlth a motherly touch 13 I S' X Q 1 1 1 . , . . l , . . . . , . , . ., . , . , . , 11 . . . . 1 . . . , . - ,, . . . . 1 - 11 11

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TEACHERS WITHOUT HOMEROOMS Seated Mr Kendall Datson lphysucs and Visual Audsl Mass Gladys Arnold iLubraraanJ Mass Maddonna McAndrews lSpecraI Educatlonl Mr Wnlluam Omens lBandD Mr Howard Aley CEngIush and Dustrlbutes Bus Passes? Stondmg Mr Jarret Strnckler lfvlathematlcs and Director of Athletacsl Mr Donald Tamburro lSpeech and Dramatrcsl Mr Robert Wlllnamson CAd vanced Mathematics and Supply Room? Mr Charles Klrsty lEngllsh and School Treasurerl Mr Emerson Blauser lArnthmetlc Mechanical Drawnng and Orson Business Aclvusorl Mr Samuel Zoss lCommercnal and Book Rooml SPECIAL OFFICES N Enghsh Ofhce Lnbrary Projector Book Room Operators 12 l . . . . . ' ' I 1 1 ' , . . . . I . 1 ' - , . 1 ' 1 , . ,. 4 v . n

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.lunuor Hugh Gee' How many teachers do YOU have? l don t thunk l ll ever fund my next class un these huge halls' lt was overwhelmung' Junuor l-lugh' Funally enrolled at Wul son' We had progressed from chuldhood to adolescence W were ready to catch up wuth the world and began wuth the strange procedure of changung classrooms wuth a new teacher every tume schedule sounded so umportant and the work of mastermunds the tradutuonal battle of showerung un fuve munutes we d heard so much of at last was ours to accomplush and such a maze of hall ways wuth unfunute numbers of rooncs' Those were the days when study hall was a new and most welcome pause to catch up those were the days' Openung before us was a unuverse of knowledge Studues care fully selected were untroduced to us hustory scuence math geog raphy musuc Englush art home economucs and shop We were awakenung to a world much more vast more complex and older than we had ever dreamed of un our chuldush umagunatuons And we wanted to know eagerly followung the steps prepared for us We were fulled wuth lumutless questuons The more we learn the more we realuze how luttle we know As we look behund us unto hustory and around us today we fund that the characterustuc curuosuty of man has led hum to ever broaden hus range of knowledge Today scuentusts errbarkung upon the unfunute magnufucent age of Space realuze more than ever before the unadequacy of man s knowledge for the human race has just begun to probe the depths of the Unknown Unuverse 14 Q . . . . ll I ' I 1 s , . e I I II ll - - , I . . . . . . 1 I - I' . u I - I ' I I I - I I I I I ' I I , . . I n I lv I ' I I