Fargo South High School - Bruin Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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ophs Have 13 -5 Record, Freshmen in Inter-City This year the Sophs were coached by a new coach, Mark Gibbons. After a poor start they were able to get a 13-5 record at the end of the sea- son. Steve Bartholo- may received the Most Valuable Player and Darryl Infeld received Most Improved Award. The Frosh were coached by Rich Lind- strom and had a final record of 12-9. They also won the Inter-City Championship. At the beginning of the season they had a 4-0 record. After Christmas a few problems developed, but these didn't keep them from taking the trophy. A change this year was having only one Freshman team instead of two teams. This year's team consisted of 18 players, two of whom were named by the members of the team to receive the Most Valuable and the Hustle awards. Ken Sanford was given the Most Valuable Player and Tom Jahner won the Hustle. W A Richard Lindstrom one hundred Members of the Sophomore basketball team are, Row 1: B. Schafer, J. Hewitt, S O'Neil, D. Infeld, P. Birkholz, L. Spiering, R. Salzwedel, J. Johnson. Row 2: J. Mc Pherson. B. Martin, S. Rodlund, S. Bartholomay, J . Eide, B. Belk, L. Stoa, J . Meyer M. Devlin and Coach M. Gibbons. The sophomores finished with a 13-5 record Members of the 1976-77 Freshman basketball team are, Row 1: T. Anderson, J . Myh- re, B. Buchholz, K. Caspers, T. Jahner, J. Loveland, M. Pallasch. Row 2: Coach R. Lindstrom, D. Emanuel, C. Rudrud, J . Tillotson, K. Sanford, M. Kuebler, J . Tomhave, J. Kennedy and student manager J. Gast. The frosh won the Inter-city title. Five members of the freshman team listen carefully to Coach Lindstrom during a time- out. Student trainer Wayne Edinger passes the water bottle and towels around.

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Junior forward Jeff Kenney puts in a lay-up in the Bruins first loss of the 76-77 season. Junior guard and MVP Dave Kol pack hits from the outside for two. Sophomore Dave Norman 1151 blocks a assisted by junior Jim Peinovich 1231 shot by a West Fargo player, He is Norman was named Most Improved unior Varsity Basketball Ends Season ith 15 -5 Slate Junior Varsity boys basketball started out their 1976-77 season in a flourish under first year coach Jerry Laney, and ended it with a win- ning 13-5 record. We , started out the season really great, but we seemed to slack off by the end, comment- ed Coach Laney. We lost four out of our last five games playedf' Laney, who came from Agassiz described his the season as fantastic . I like the kids, it was really fun working with the team. The highlight of the season for Laney was beating Moorhead in overtime on the Bruin home court. It's fun to beat Moorhead, chuckled Laney. Strong points of the team were good shooting and a good attitude. Lack of height inside was their weakest point. Junior Dave Kolpack was voted Most Valuable by the players on the team, and soph Dave Norman was tagged Most Improved. Jerry Laney feelings about ninety-nine

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