Valley City State University - Viking Yearbook (Valley City, ND)

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SCS!!! 2 :trail Anderson, Charles Bachman, Kenneth Bahmer, Clifford Barringer, Arthur Bignall, Russell Bjorgen, Oscar Bublitz, Wilbur Bublitz, William Burchill, Herman Busdicker, Harold Clavadetscher, Ed. Conrad, Donald Dale, Kenneth Darkenwald, Gorden Davidson, Walter Eggert, Walter Ford, Melvin Gunderson, Martin Hanna, Glenn Hansen, Carl Hutchinson, Jesse johnson, Lawrence Kernkamp, Allan Kirlcness, Arnold Koeneke, Alfred Krogh, Vernon 1924 1924 1924 1925 1927 1923 1928 1926 1928 1928 1928 1928 1927 1924 1925 1923 1924 1924 1927 1924 WEARERS Captain '23 Captain '2 1 Captain '24 OF THE S Kurth, Alfred Larsen, John Larson, Walter Luessen, Fred McCormick, Lyle McFaclgen, James Moflitt, Arthur Nelson, Alvin Noltimier, Charles O'Neill ,William Personius, Myron Ployhar, Earl Reed, Charles Ridgeway, Morse Rustand, Walter Seymour, Allison Soroos, Adolf Taber, Fred Taber, Lawerence Thayer, Lester Thompson, Mirl Tobias, Herbert Tollefson, Lester Wallace, Harvey Wertin, George 1924 1922 1924 1924 1927 1925 1928 1924 1924 1928 1928 1926 1924 1926 1924 1924 1928 1924 1928 1924 Captain '23 '24 Captain '22 Y Y 160

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11131 1 11. ' BASKETBALL IN THE TRAINING SCHOOL The basketball program adopted by the Training School for the winter term was, in every way, a success. The general basketball knowledge and skill gained by the squads was considerable, in view of the fact that many of the boys had not played the game to any extent previously. Of the four teams in the Training School, the Senior High quint, coached by Adolf Soroos, had the most notable success. With each succeeding game, they showed a rapid and consistent advancement in team play that brought them to top form in the final weeks of the season. Oscar Bjorgen did remarkably well with his Junior High School basketeers. In several contests with the City Junior High teams, his youths gave a good account' of themselves and fought hard until the end. His lads were all rather small, but they were real fighters. Neither Morris Olson's lifth and sixth graders nor the Midgets under the command of Herbert Tobias had the opportunity to play outside games. However, both of the grade squads practiced diligently and played games between each other. More impor- tant than the basketball technique acquired is the recreation afforded to nearly all the boys in the Training School at a time when play outside is often impossible. nh ' - - Gi I62 0