Drew University - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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Vera Naewboonien, John Knox, Richard Lahn, Pila Ala'ilima, Roger l-larrison, Ron Rice, Woody Woodbury Dave Kleffl Hal Pedersen, Frank Graves, Charlie I-lislop, Andy France, Mike Sherbin, Wall Knox, Craig Wilkinson. Jim Slory, kneeling: S+orm Rode, Harry Rhodes, Toby Taylor, Bruce Lawrie, Percy Banks, Cap Coyle. ,br ,Ds Vera Naewboonien playing David and Golialhf' Tim Doyle Coach -Ji! The ll rvkolll w65 m lined aflfl lel an inel a lasl' 06l5 l lied' include Willioll rewffl Am0f19 ellorl ' WillinSf Q 1

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....- f.--mi rs, ., 1 2- ll T1 'fm F 'ii ' f' W ,ex J ,, 5 ,.L'f -fi asf E W Ely gy,-F44 1 E,-s SLM ' if bafkprlgpall season had a srronq slarl wirh a 3-3 won-losl record as of Drews l9oi- 4 s , o - 7 Chrishnas yacalion. The second parl ol lhe season was nor as successlul however, and lhe learn closed wilh a 4-I2 won-loSl' FGCOIU- Une ol lhe season's brighl spols was lhe emergence ol Dick Slaiclord as Jrhe learns leading scorer. Dick, a iunior, and Tom Vlfilliarns, a freshman, were 'rhe leading repounders on lhe rearn. Dick also had rhe loesl shoolinq percenlaqe from rhe floor, Gary De Angelis, anolher lreshrnan, was lhe besl shooler from lhe foul line. Coach John Williams was faced wirh a lack ol experienced players al lhe sea- son's srarr. One hall ol rhe len players were freshmen and had no college experience, 'loo rnany louls and loo few rebounds were lhe cause ol al leaslr four of The losses. A+ mid-season Doug Wicolll was added lo lhe squad and became one of 'rhe lop scorers and relaounders. The ream loses only lwo players via qradualion, Tony Chris- liano and Bob Spicer. ii ' A, Kg My John Williams, Coach. Isl' row: Jerry McDavi+, Frank Brooks, Gary Defkngelisg 2nd row: Dwighl lgehog, lilenrg Zorler, Jerry Williams, Tony Chrisliano, John Schwieqer, 95 96 SY! r row: Dick Srallord, T W'II' B b S ' Wicoff, Bill Bonnell. Om I mms' O plcerl Doug D A l' ' lq . e nqeis sin s a lei? hander from 'rhe Slallord sinks a riqhf-hander 'from Jrhe Spicer-idunksnone from behind .h . rig 1' side. lefl side. Isl ww lflfe iii: lil 'OW Eossell, lobl lc Drew 46 63 54 64 77 78 74 52 53 62 57 7l 75 33 55 53 .J