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

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J as ' V' . .n fl. ww' , JOHN TREVIS-ELAI NE CEGLEDY i958 HOMECOMING On October 24, l958, Woodrow Wilson High School had its gala Homecoming. The football game between Wilson and Rayen was played at South High Stadium with Wilson winning the game by a score of lo-6. That exciting moment took place! It was now half- time. The girls walked through the aisle made by the band and formed an arch 'at the 50 yard line. Loretta LaLama, last year's queen, received the envelope from the Student Council sponsors. The name was finally announced. lt was a happy and excited Elaine Cegledy who received the honor. Now Elaine placed the crown for King on the head ot John Trevis. To climax this happy event, the court, led by John and Elaine, walked oft the field while the band played A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody. After the game there was a dance held at the Kra- kusky ballroom. The music was furnished by Pat Barille. A wonderful time was had by alll Our congrat- ulations again to Elaine Cegledy and John Trevis, our Queen and King. Upper Right: Homecoming Court-Jim Hyre, Jean Trainor, Barbara Boda, John Trevis, Elaine Cegledy, Sue Androsek, Walt Dragelevidi, Evelyn Ortsey, Tony Poidmore. Second Picture: Half-Time Ceremonies-Jean Trainor, Evelyn Ortsey, Elaine Cegledy, John Trevis, Loretta Lalama, Sue Androsek, Barbara Boda. Third Picture: Court's Dance, Fourth Picture: Sideline Coaches-The Parents! 4

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JIM MENIGHAN DICK TURNER JIM BURNHAM MYRON DELONG G J RES GEORGE HARDE ROBERT THOMPSON JOE NUDO RICHARD FRANKO Head Coach Assnstanf Asslstanf Assistant The pictures whrch appear on thus page were taken and developed by the Wnlson photography class

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SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS At the Struthers game everyone heard more pep and vigor in the cheers, for the cheer- leaders stepped out smartly in their new uniforms. With their agility and enthusiasm they brought acclaim to Wilson. Requirements for being a good cheerleader are being active, having the ability to inspire sports spectators with enthusiasm, long hours of practice, patience, and the ability to or- ganize cheers and routines. These qualities are blended in our cheerleaders iust like the words and music of a hit tune. Left to right: Rose Bell, Judy Pavlina, Elaine Cegledy, Carole Pyatnick, Evelyn Ortesy, Virginia Leporis, Carol Popovich. MAJ ORETTES Left to right Cookie Stephens Rena Colarossi Janice Kusma Barbara Babik Joan Schnellbach Barbara Sinkovtch Jo Ann Patrone Patty Olrnik Jeanne Pizzoffaratto Adding sparkling character to football half time are the hrghstepping Wilson malorettes Led by Joan Schnellback the head malorette they preceded the band across the gridiron for a very successful marching season Their fancy maneuvering and colorful routines added spark and style to every performance - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1