Jindo, South Korea (CNN) -- Jin Woo-hyuk had a pimple on his forehead. He was skinny and wore braces. When divers found the teenager's body in the submerged ship, he was wearing a pair of jeans and a light green hoodie. The simple, human details about Woo-hyuk are noted on a whiteboard, which catalogues descriptions of the bodies recovered from the sunken ferry Sewol. Some of the victims, still unidentified, are known just by a number. No. 63 was a female student with a flower-shaped belly ring and Adidas sweatpants. No. 62, another girl, had a long pony tail and wore black rosary beads.
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A whiteboard carries descriptions of bodies recovered from the ferry
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One student had a pimple and wore braces; a girl had a flower-shaped belly ring
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A high school has lost most of its junior class in the sinking of the Sewol
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Signs of mourning are everywhere in the neighborhood near the school
They were among the 325 students from a @placeholder high school on board the ferry that sank April 16, making up two thirds of the passengers of the ship.