1988 Hartian

Varsity Doys Basketball Team: Coach — Dick Huntington, Tim VanderLaan, K.C. Fowler, Jeff Gebharr, Mark Volpp, Mark Smith, Jeff Toliver, Darrell Cram, Tom Johnson, Shawn Drimmer, Scott Feltner, Aaron Nass, Mart Gamble, Dave Masunas (right). Pirates watch on as Shelby pulls ahead (below left). Senior Basketball Team Members: Jeff To­ liver, Tom Johnson, Shawn Drimmer, Mark Smith, Mart Gamble, Scott Feltner, K.C. Fowler (center-left). Hard game Jeff Gebharr, Mark Volpp and Tim VanderLaan? (Center-right). Jeff Toliver is moving in on Muskegon Catholic Central (bottom-right).

A Tall Varsiry Comes Up Shorr Eighty eight's varsiry basketball team had a very rough and hard fought season, to come up with a 8- 13 record, with eight hard fighting seniors, and a average 6'1" line up. The ream had five new juniors: Tim VanderLaan, Aaron Nass, Jeff Gebharr, Darrell Cram, and Mark Volpp. They also had a new Head Coach, Mr. Richard Huntington. Gamble added that his finest mo­ ments were, ''hanging on the rim.. But every ream has a few down rimes. Two of the most difficult were: losing the Holiday Tournament to Pentwarer, and losing to Shelby in a triple overtime. Senior Dave Masunas said the ream's biggest problems were that they didn't run enough, fast breaks, teamwork, "and that I didn't get to play enough."

There were many highlights during the season . Coach Huntington thought the bright spot of the season was bearing Mason County Central twice, and winning over both Shelby and Whitehall in the same week. Sen­ ior Shawn Drimmer said his best rimes were, "th e worm-ups of the Shelby and Whitehall gam es. " Senior Mart

Despite any problems the ream may have had, two seniors, Scott Feltner and Mark Smith, were voted All Conference players. These players were selected by all the coaches in the league. By James Jensen, junior

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