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

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. 1 ' if i T A Humana W five 1 A 'Hx' 4, junior Will Schafer tries to pitch the ball while attempting a quarterback option. ,'-'tiflf 2:g,is.2tt'E245'5432ggj5gji2ffw':g','5-5,--1 1, is- i Runningback Bill Sprattler attempts to free himself from a Wahpeton defender. sixty-four Iahnke MVP In Footballg Varsity Takes 5-4 Record South's football team finish- ed a respectable 5-4 record in what was considered a building season for this year's team. The Bruins opened against Moorhead and stunned them 7-5 with excellent defense. Three straight losses at the hands of Grand Rapids lMn1, Jamestown and Shanley hin- dered the team's spirits, yet they were able to bounce back with four wins in a row. Both Grand Forks teams, Wahpeton and West Fargo were vic- tims ofthe winning streak. Coach Dale Hertel felt the jamestown loss was a big disappointment for him and the team and that Wahpeton was their high point for the year. The Most Valuable Player award was given to senior Dan jahnke. jahnke was the lead- ing receiver for the Bruins as well as a top-notch defensive back. Receiving Most Valuable Defensivelljneman was Ward Muscatell, a junior. Senior Mike Lordeman was named Most Valuable Offensive Line- man, while senior Tim jahner was picked as the Most Valu- able Offensive Back was junior Kurt Stellrecht, jahnke, Jah- ner and Tim Pavek were named honorary captains. Will Schafer and Don Dolezal are next year's co-captains. This free ball rolling around within the Wahpeton five-yard line was not a fumble Senior halfback Tim Pavek finds space to run and gains some big yardage for South

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Kalpinf Kelli' Coach To Seasonal Mark o 6-2 i We had a very rewarding year and I enioyed working with the team. I expect the sophomores to contribute to a successful varsity squad next year, commented first- year coach Dennis Kaipin. Coached under john Kelly and Kalpin the sophomores compiled a very impressive 6-2 season record. Their only r r' losses came by the hands of old rivals North and Shanley. y c I Starting out rather slowly, the q N sophomore team finished the ii year with a five-game winning streak and a 12-6 victory over the North High Spartans. At the end of the season the players were given awards for their efforts on the field: Most Valuable Backf-Ricky Anderson and Tom jiahiner, Most Valuable Linenianf-fPete4 Bystol, Most lmpsroved1Badfg3 Eric Kautzman and Must proved Linemani-f-ayTirn strom. Kelleyfsaidgfifylhefesuycfi cess of theiteamiiconieszffiilfiis the players, not ,We played someexceililentshallte during the seasnngnrs down, but we mahageditdfahdldf ourselves together anal have a1 winning team eand?seasonL'fisi Under Gelaine 0rvik1the'freSl14s man teamended th season with a 4-Srecord. Kurt Kole- man was named frosh MVP. Cornerback Tom jahner Q23 and safety Chris Rudrud U21 bring down a Jamestown opponent as Pete Bystol 1713 and Ken Sanford i811 pursue the Blue jay's play. sixty-six were up and atltimesnawe