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

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Upperclassmen What about tomorrow? Land sea aur and now we have stepped unto a new era In the hlstory of manknnd an era of space rockets musslles and mndget moons For better or worse thus generation wall be vutally concerned lndnvnduals from among us wnll explore the oppor tunrtues and the mysternes of the space world whether for money adventure progress or personal tame We consudered thus as we explored the educatnonal program of our school We had absorbed a solud background and were ready to pursue courses leading to specntuc careers We began tomorrow? much as our nfnssule men desugn and construct wnth the ultnmate goal In mnnd The rocket In thus stage can be compared to the Under classman for ut has progressed from the sclentnsts formulae to the draftsmen s boards to the factories lt s lost stage ns benng assembled tne nose whlch wall guude It through space to nts desngnated orblt When nts purpose as decided upon the rocket wall stand polsed on nts launching base :ts nose to the sky 26 o 0 0 I I . I . . -Q T 1 1 ' 1 . . . I I I l ' ' I making plans tor our life work, asking ourselves, What about ,, . . . . . . . , I l , . , . . , . , . . . A . ' I , .

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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

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