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

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UNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL NINTH GRADE FIRST ROW Charles Lee Tom Pageler Carl Bllce Glen Schaefer John Wopershall Mnke Ternmck John DApoIlto Denns Tych SECOND ROW Russell Sotlcovsky Paul Ntcholas Bob Lauer Tom Sablak Leonard Salatsky Ron States Jerry Breckner Mr McCullough The ntnth grade team was coached by Mr McCullough They won four whale losing seven Paul Ntcholas led wnth eleven ponnts ID the vnctory over West and Torn Sablak netted fourteen pornts agatnst East nn helpung Wnlson upset the Golden Bears 36 30 Paul Nlcholas agatn was hugh scorer wtth twelve agalnst Prnnceton and seventeen agalnst West In leadrng Wilson to vlctory Jerry Breckner dropped In seventeen points an the lostng effort agalnst Mooney Sax foot Tom Sablak led un rebounds and added etghty four points Paul Ntcholas led Wnlson throughout the year with a total of one hundred seven potnts Bob Lauer dad a great lob on the backboards and contnbuted seventy ntne pounts whsle Jerry Breckner added forty flve potnts Early tn the season Wtlson lost 6 3 Russ Sotkovsky due to an ankle lnlury EIGHTI-I GRADE FIRST ROW Tom Bardash Mchael Martn Rchard Bezgak Gary Du lap Davd Gazale Mke Matteo Anthony Degenaro SECOND ROW Bob Thompson Jm Ca ne Dan Suchora Denns Hackett Jerry So ch Mr McCullough JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES Wnlson ast Wulson North Wnlson Prtnceton Wtlson Hayes Wtlson West Wtlson ast Wilson North Wtlson Princeton Wnlson Hayes Wulson West Extra games Wilson 45 Cardnnal Mooney x w-ul K' I I I ' I ' I6 E , 26 ' 30 36 ' , 37 ' 4l ' 43 51 ' 37 22 ' 36 E , 30 ' I9 43 ' 39 ' 28 ' 27 46 ' 4I , 35 ' ,,,, ' 7 48

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J U IOR HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW Rlchard Lelanka Marty Mumaw Bob Thompson Ed Evnch Dan Croyle Jam Matzye Denms Tych Bob Banks Don La gamba Mgr SECOND ROW Rxchard Partezana Harry Floros Ray Droney George Panza John Thelsler Tom Pageler Btll Leenheer Tom Yurtch Mlckey Shermer THIRD ROW Coach R Franko Frank Taylor Mgr Dennls Hackett Gregory Pees Pete Ostapxak Tom Horvat Ray McAndrews John DApolnto Teddy Kumlk Louls Polumbo Joe Czalka FOURTH ROW Dennls Evans Ken Tlllmger Charles Angner Bob Caruso Bull Ellser Jerry Baytos Albert Mohr Paul Nucholas John Paesano Ronald Kuch JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES Jackso ast West North Fitch n Milton Wllson Wilson Wtlson Wulson JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Under the guidance of Mr Franko Mr McCabe and Mr Marsteller the Junior Hugh Football team started off with a 22 O victory over Jackson Mllton Spearheadlng thus nmpressnve wan with a touchdown apiece were Ray Droney Tom Yurlch and Denny Evans Tastnng defeat on thexr next outing Wnlson was downed by East 22 O although good performances were turned In by Torn Horvat and John Thelsler West proved troublesome In a 66 tue wlth Pete Ostnpnak scorlng Wllson and North battled to a thrllllng I8 I8 tue wnth lmpresslve performances by John DApolnto on offense and Paul Nnoholas on defense Jerry Breckner Ron Kuch Bull Elnser and Ken Tlllnnger proved thelr mettle In a hard fought 6 6 tle at Fltch wsth Breckner scornng The Junzor Hugh Presldents ended the I958 season wlth a record of one wan one loss and three tles with promlse of a fine returning team Wnth newly galned expernence many of the players wlll bolster the Wilson varsity In the future 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 -f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . , . I 1 - 1 -I , . . . . , , , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1

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