Basketball Award Winners
April 3, 1978
BASKETBALL AWARD WINNERS — Lassen High’s basketball teams were honored by the LHS Sports Boosters at an Awards Night on Wednesday, March 1, at the Student Center. The Boosters will honor the wrestlers and drill team in another Awards Night this Wednesday, March 8, at 7 p.m., also at the Student Center.
In the top left photo are varsity boys basketball award winners. From left are:
Back row — Randy Doyle (most improved), Curt Prince (most inspirational) and Roger Rupp (best field goal percentage);
Front row — Alan Money (most rebounds), Dan Hamilton (best defensive player) and John Sloan (best free throw percentage). Not pictured, Bob Angius (most valuable player and all-league).
The Lassen JV boys award winners are shown in the top right photo.
Jim Hardy (most improved) and Greg Myers (most valuable) are in the back row while Rob Valceschini (most inspirational) and Steve Francis (best defensive player) are in the front row.
Frosh award winners are in the middle left photo. They include:
Juan Esparza (most valuable), Ed Longabaugh (best defensive player) and Jeff Cummings (most inspirational). Not pictured, Todd Gibson (most improved).
Rambler award winners are shown in the middle right photo. They include:
From left Ross Harrell (most inspirational), Jeff Nash (most valuable) and Todd Bresser (best defensive player). Not pictured, Vince Monroe (most improved).
Varsity girls team award winners are shown in the bottom left photo. They include from left:
Back row — Sue Deese (co-best defensive player), Cathy Chapman (coach’s award) and Yvonne Law (most rebounds);
Front row — Betty Fain (most valuable best field goal percentage and all-league), Brenda Erwin (best free throw shooter) and Toni Wallan (co-best defensive player).
JV girls award winners are shown in the bottom right photo.
In back are Lorie Carlson (most rebounds), and Anita Thew (coach’s award).
In middle are Kathleen Jones (most valuable and best free throw shooter) and Jo Ellen Trask (most improved).
In front is Barbara Deffenbaugh (best defensive player).
(Advocate photo).
