Independence Junior High School - Declaration Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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1 , , x N 0- , fi 'A r-4 ' X . ,f i X ,X Y-.-. -anu- xl l Front Row: Chico Oliver imanagerl, Andy Russell, Sang Han, Mike Bonomo, Jason Walker, Vince Phillips, Keith Powell, Tommy Davis, Doug Simms, Kim Kelly imanagerl. Back Row: Assistant Coach - Carl Twiford, Craig Kilby, William Levie, Steve Gundel, Burt Matteson, Brian Smith, Randy Norton, Jeff Lopretto, Head Coach - Bo Ludwig. Not Pictured: Rachel Becker lmanagerl, James Wood, Jason Barefoot. 1 'f A m, ima 35 s .,i Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Barefoot is on the loose! x f rue Q- - '44 1 U We're down, but we're not out of it . . .Wake up, Jason!!! RECORD 35 Kempsville 38 Great Neck 56 Bayside 56 Princess Anne 52 Lynnhaven 59 Brandon 36 Virginia Beach 46 Plaza 59 Great Neck 64 Lynhaven 65 Plaza 72 49 61 61 51 56 67 91 63 63 75 Tournament

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The 1983-1984 edition of the Eagles Boys Basketball Team was limited in talent but made up for that with large amounts of teamwork, desire, and determination. Their record for the year was 3-8. Our players could have given up at any time but instead they hustled and played with 110070 desire and were never really out of any contest. As Mr. Ludwig, coach of this year's team, states, l'm glad l had an op- portunity to coach a team of this nature. It gave me the chance to watch athletes with limited skills grow into basketball players that could play and win when all of the variables came together. The team captains were Jason Barefoot and Sang Han. These two athletes were also the Most Valuable Players. The team's statistical leaders were Jason Barefoot with 205 points total and 18 points per game average. Jason also had 126 rebounds, 11.5 per game. Sang Han had 38 steals and 24 assists while Doug Sirmons had 27 steals and 38 assists. We were fortunate enough this season to have had several 7th and 8th grade players. These players will be returning next year: 7th graders Randy Norton and Mike Bonomo and 8th graders Burt Mat- teson and Vince Phillips. Hopefully this will give us the nucleus of a good team. SEASON .Afi- 3- Okay, who took the string off of my yo-yo! Oh no, not another air ball! Q? .-in A Co-Captains: Sang Han and Jason Barefoot, STARTING LINE-UP - Front: Sang Han, Doug Sirmons. Back: Jeff Lopretto, Jason Barefoot, William Levie.

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As this was Ms. Guthrie's first year to coach basketball, she wasn't sure what to expect from the team. Many of the girls came from dif- ferent schools, thereby never playing on the same team. As the year pro- gressed, they became a team. Although some pro- blems did occur, the girls were able to overcome them and complete the season with a respectable 6-4 record. Hard work and determination were evi- dent all season. Some outstanding players were: Kristen Horton - Leading Scorer and Re- bounder, Kindl Ryan - Assist Leader, and Allison Moore - Blocked Shots. TWOP0 HT F Rilll ll'-QV!! 1 v v 5.610 ' V V cuffs '-5 fu 'ilu . , I ! .. 5 L 5 5 4 6 4 v . .1 ekycf - 4 i i Front Row: Laurie Thompson, Beth Holland, Beth Kohlhoff, Kindl Ryan, Beth Moore, Elizabeth Ford. Back Row: Kathy Fosina, Tracy Bailie, Denise White, Allison Moore, Kristen Horton, Nan Holloman, Taff Hoff, Carolyn Moyer. 1 S! l 5 i lil I 3 Q 6 'Mu 4' lu C , L40 - Cf . 'ff . 4 fl Q 4 1 we ' Kindl Ryan. STARTING LINE-UP - Front Kindl Ryan, Carolyn Moyer. Back: Kristen Horton, Allison ' Moore, Denise White. I H, , .T I 4 l I li 'I Ms. Guthrie is very much engrossed in the girls' game. I l l The girls are intent on watching their teammates play.