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

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JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Flrst Row Don Lagamba Jerry Breckner F-rank Ccg lefty Cheste Leone Bob L1Clvlta Brian Trannor Mlkc Esposlto Ron Berarchno Rob crt Lombard Bull Lcenhecr Dantel Croyle Second Row Sttn Weems Carl Taylor W1rren Hulburt Duyuzl Mclvtasters Richard Sfhullcr John Woloshen Mr Franko Jlm Cestary Mlchael Lonrar Tom Blazek Tommy Burns Paul Nlcholas Vince Clayton T lrd Row Jlmmy Saffell Evlch Gary Dun ap Mtchael Matteo John Peran ont Bob Dolan ky Mani get I-rank Taylor Manager Joe Czalka Leroy Ramsey arry Foros Jlm Mngets Bot: Banks Lee Jones Fourth Row Dennls Tynh Rlch1rclGOrgCl Donn s Evins Jlm Carnac Ken Tlllrngcr Rich wrt Pwrtezuna Alvrn Schiff Nlfk Ltvagllo Jwmns Mutzye Bot Tr ornpson Put Truttrant The Junlor l-ltgh football team wtth Mr Franko s coach had a record of two wlns one tue and one loss thts year The flrst game was at Boardman where the Wtlson team broke loose un the second half to score l2 polnts and go on to wan the game l2 O The next game at Wllson was wtth West and they fought lt out to a O O tue The thlrd was at West where In the last quarter Brian Tratnor broke unto the clear to make the one and onl, touchdown of the game Tom Burns then added the extra polnt to make the score 7 O ln favor of Wllson The last game was a hard one to lose because at half trme Wt son was leadlnd l9 6 and then Hubbard came back to wln the game 20 I9 Q year They played three games and won one Wllson Wllson Wtlson Wilson 9th Grade Boardman West West Jr Next year we are hoptng to have a ood team wlth our elghth graders who had a lot of experlence thus lost none and tled two 8th Grade 1 son Jr Boardman O s n West Jr Hubbard 20 Wllson Jr l-'ubbard EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL First Row Mckex Melslohn Glen scnaefer Mtchael Torn nrck John Wopershall Carl Bllcc Second Row Frank Cegledy rntnager Jerry Brcckher Puul Nucholas Torn Sttalark Mr McCullough The Erghth Grade Basketball Team ts coached by Franko and Nr McCullough The elghth grade playel seven games wtnntng ftve and loslrtg two Of our fave vlctorles two were over Prlnceton two over the El htw r r Q Grade All Stars, and one over the St Domlnlc team Tom Sablack turned tn a good ,ob agalnst Prlnceton, cot l ectlng twelve potnts In our 28 l2 vtctory over Prlnceton Jerry Breckner got nlneteen agannst the Elghth Grade All Stars and led Wllson tn a 44 lO romp The rebounds were taken by 5 foot, 8 unch Paul Ntcholas h' I : , Ezlclle , ' I , T , s L .f H I I f 1 1 'T K L, 1 SCORES ' Jr, l2 O ' Jr. O Jr. O WI ' I8 ' Jr. 7 I O Wllo Jr. O . O ' Jr. l9 . O . O

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SEVENTH we GRADE GAA First Row S a n d y Lo ara Joyce McMullen Karen A rneni Joyce Scharsu Pat Cianciola Miss Pernice Linda Weidman A u d r e y Papp Nancy Simpson Cathy Flor rante Katny Rose Second Row Marsha Wilson Linda Adams Diana Alton Sandra Ketchern Florence Dil Ion Eleanor Siodin Marjorie i on S h l e Hi i Beverly Morar Nancy Qug ley Patty Gustafan Margaret Gesacion Carol Nelson Eliza beth Marks Erma DeRarno Third Row Ann Sikora Karon Miller Sandy Bobovecz Isa belle Timko Karen Kaster Phyllis Macek Judith Purnell Mary Lou Fairs Donna Peck Rosemary Prelog Earlyn Na gel Janice Kovalick Glenda Van Sice Barbara Tsvetanoft Carol Ann Valcnzisi Janey Gerhart EIGHTH NINTH GRADE G A A First Row Cookie Stephens Judy Dragelevich Janet Cor bett Jackie Wade Judy Mas sarra Miss Pernice Judy Ro man Barbara Bobovecz An nette Looker Judy Welsh Nancy McGowen Second Row Mary Ellen Vivo Mary Deckant Nadya Zait zew Barbara Davidson Diana Fabry Carol Beard Mary Lou Pelly, Nancy Gearhart Teresa Pelly, Shirley Osik'ewicz, ' - zctte Nanchi, Bonnie Bowen, Rena Co!ara-si, Jean Cleland, Laraine Santangelo, Barbara Crater, Rose Marie DeFiore, Elaine Bcrardino, Linda Shat- cr. Third Row: Kathleen Manrki, Carol Dana, Karen Morgan, Joan DeGenaro, Betty Seid- ner, Patty Olinik, Alma Mc- Vay, Diane Miller, Marianne Cochran, Mary Ann Lesan, Joan Cleland, Dolores Kovach, Sandra Ruppel, Patricia Ann Rcfek, Cheryl Manley, Antoi- n,ttc Russo, Elaine Cvercko, The Junior High G.A.A, is open to all seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girls who would like to participate in sports. The Junior High G.A.A. plays separate tournaments from the Senior High group, but both have the same officers and the same activities. The initial activity of the Junior High GAA. was the bowling tournament. The high scorers in this division were Jean Cleland, Linda Shaffer, and Nancy Quigley. Other activities included the basketball. volleyball, badminton, ping pong, and soft- ball tournaments. The Junior High G.A.A. held a skating party in March. Another big attair was Ci ban- quet held in April, at which top teams and players were recognized. The year was concluded with the annual picnic and awards assembly, at which those GAA. members who earned enough points received letters, I , . I 5 .fi 4 . ' ' . 1 f ' V ig 5 l : .Y h , , Q 5 . : f I Q ' Q A vi-.f W ls , i r yl gg ns, V Donna Elmes, Sue Dunleavy, , -1 . T - - A ' ' ' Z . l . I Ju Q t

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NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL First Row John Irving Bob Pogacnuk Steve Melek David Buckles William Powell Brian Traunor Steve Croyle Second Row Mr McCullough Tom Babunec John Woloshen David McMa ters Carl Lalama Ron Hughes Frank Ccglcdy manager The Ninth Grade Team is coached by Mr Thompson and Mr McCullough They won two and lost eight games Individual performances were by Steve Croyle Ronnie Hughes nd John Woloshen Steve Croyle and Ronnie Hughes led un the victory over Princeton Steve collec ed eight points and Ronnie Hughes did a great uob rebounding Steve Croyle and Paul Nicholas led uw our victory over Hayes Steve again collected eight while Paul Nicholas got many important rebounds Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson North Wilson North Hayes West East Wilson Wilson Wuls n Hayes West East JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS 25 The uudges had their work cut out for them when more than sixty uunuor hugh gurls gathered in the gym to try out for cheerleading Only seven gurls could be chosen sux regular cheerleaders and one reserve During the summer th gurls practiced hard learning many new and old cheers Shortly before school be gan they attended cheerleading c I u n uc in Canton The gurls were surprised to fund new uni torms waiting for them when they returned to school un the fall arol Molnar Ckneelungl Mary ou Ludle Laraune Santangelo Marlea Bucci Kay Spear Bon nie Bowen Virginia Leporus I5 I6 ' 3l 37 Wilson 27 Princeton 24 Wilson l8 Princeton 29 ' 23 22 26 5l ' lo 38 ' 2l 27 ' 23 29 o 28 29 J 'e 3 . , . .5