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Basketball season proves to be one of enduranGe^

BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL: KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Remsburg, Greg Edwards, Mark Austin, Dave Silver. STANDING, LEFT
TO RIGHT: Mr. Toto, George Nahodil, Tom Weller, Brian Schiavo, Ed Wiley, Steve Kreshover, Aaron Lewis.

J. V, BASKETBALL: KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Raab, Chris Moore, Harry Worrell, Bernard Hedgepeth. STANDING, LEFT
TO RIGHT: Mr. Massiello, John Henry, Mike Worrell, Dwayne Collins, Tony Coleman, Holland Moore, Jeff Blount.

The year 76-77 will be remembered as a year of transition for the
Wilson Cagers. With a shortage of height and experienced play­
ers, this could easily have been a disastrous season. However, the
pride, the attitude, and the great efforts of all the players truly
came out during the year. The character of first-year players Brian
Schiavo, Tom Weller, Ed Wiley, and Steve Kreshover, perhaps
best typified the desire of the entire Ram squad. Returning sen­
iors Roy Remsburg and Dave Silver provided leadership and
consistant playing throughout the year. Under classmen Greg
Edwards, Mark Austin, and George Nahodil filled the big gap in
fine style and gave a hint of the tremendous potential they pos­
sess. Although unexpected, freshmen Dwayne 'Woo" Collins
and Larry "Peanuts" Raab contributed heavily to the team's ef­
forts. Coach Palmer Toto spent the year juggling players through­
out the game in order to receive the best performance from each.
From the poise and talent exhibited, it is apparent that this was a
successful rebuilding year for the Rams and promises a quick
J j I return to the top for Ram basketball. :;C-, 'Lv -