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The 1978 Wilson Pvoms football teom
held surprises for everyone. The team was
considered to be in o rebuilding year yet
challenged strongly for the LDCL title. After
losing the first three gomes the Roms went
on to win five of the next seven regular
season gomes. Only o loss to Delhoos in the
lost gome of the season denied the Roms on
outright championship. Wilson tied with Coun­
cil Rock, Pennsbury, ond Mople Point for the
regular seoson chompionship. The Roms lost
28-6 to Council Rock in the ployoffs, but cer­
tainly should be proud of their ochievement
for 1978. The team was led by coptoins John
Koch ond John Henry. Seniors Rick Drown,
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Wayne Huggins, Scott Spicer, ond Morty
Musho, ployed o large port in the Roms' suc­
cesses. Defenders, Pot Jodzio, and Joe
Blackburn olso hod o fine yeor.
Underclassmen John Lewis, Steve Goldsmith,
ond Rich Durd also hod o fine seoson.
FOOTBALL

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NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST Jones, Jim Notorfroncesco, Ralph Funk, Curt Eggert, Angelo
ROW: George Ingel, NicU Gotto, Rick Stinson, Dill Coulter, Bill Pizzullo. THIRD ROW: Tom Gainer, Mike Haston, Ran
Motchett, Elgin Sermon, Louis Shields, Mike Koufmonn, Glen Blackburn, Terry Finley, Tony Citara, Dove Dooley, Myril
Lloyd. SECOND ROW: John Peterson, Otis Lewis, Mickey Leory, Mott Sontillo, Chris Arndt, Jonius Pollord, Kurt
Slemmer, Tom Whetstone, Art Power, Tony Farrell, Dwayne Holdsworth, Mork Alligood, John Slezosky, Erving McFodden.

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