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The Wilson Rams 1979 season was a real
crowd pleaser that drew quite a few en­
thusiastic spectators.
The highlights of the season were the
Rams’ 20-0 Homecoming victory and their
trouncing of Delhaas on Senior Day, causing
the Alumni Trophy to be returned to Wilson.
The Rams had a 6-4-0 season, outscoring
their opponents 176-129, with four games
lost in the final minute of play.
With Brian Goodrow and Bernard
Hedgepeth as captains, the team led the
Lower Bucks Co. League in defensive
statistics.
The Wilson Touchdown Club honored
the players and the coaches at its annual
banquet.

Football

Brian Goodrow, Bernard Hedgepeth, Captains.

VARSITY FOOTBALL: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brian John Blackburn, Jim Slemmer, Bob Leo, Pat Adornetto, Matt
Goodrow, Bernard Hedgepeth. SECOND ROW: Bob McClellan, Santilla. FIFTH ROW: Ron Blackburn, Tom Whetstone, Mike
Wade Thieme, John Hood, Mark Bramble, Chuck Waite, Rich Haston, Rick Stinson, Doug Arm strong, Kurt Holdsworth, Chas
Byrd, Dieter Thigpen, Rick DelDonno, Jim Jennette, Brett M c­ Harris, Bill Stone. SIXTH ROW: Sam Boone, John Slezosky,
Terry Finley, Chris Arndt, Mark Alligood, Lou Breeden. SEVEN­
Clelland, Tom Harris. THIRD ROW: Mickey Slemmer, Rich Lan­
caster, Joe Wallace, Scott Wolfgang, Russ DiGiorgio, Steve TH ROW: (Managers) Randy DePalo, Bill O'Brien. Tina Budman.
Goldsmith, Dave Bieri, Mike Sidoti, Ken Sia, John Lewis. FOUR­ Charles Holdsworth.
TH ROW: Ralph Funk, Glen Lloyd, Lou Shields, Latroy Coltrain,

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