Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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f v KIN5 .fl 4 The followmg scenes were taken durmg the flnals of the Reglon VI Tournament the second year m a row that the Cubs reached the fmals of the reg1ona1 tour ney Thls year s tournament was accompanled by one of the heav1est snovu storms of the year and many plans had to be changed at the last mmute Z3 when the Cubs bowed to the Forestburg Bucs by a score of 40 to 34. It was

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District 23 hampi0ns 5 1 5 -5 T C5 1 riff i A, 44 -.1 4 Q4 JJ 1 -4 ' 1 - 44 I'9' nn. D. Fisher, R. Henrichsen, R. Chaussee, J. Speckels, B. Healy. C. Wait, J. Sorensen, D. Kindopp, J. Adams, A. Strand, B. Carey, G. Kathan. KNEELING: Coach Bell, B. Mlady. The Chamberlain Cubs completed the 1957-58 season with an outstanding record of 20 wins and 6 losses, which carried them to the finals of the Region VI tourney, where they were defeated by the highly rated Forestburg team by a score of 40 to 34. The Cubs scored a decisive victory over the Fort Pierre team in first round play. Coach Bell started the season with 4 returning lettermen. The boys showed steady improvement with each game and developed into one of the outstanding teams in the state. The following boys will be lost by graduation: Bob Healy, Curtis Wait, John Sorensen, .Terry Adams and Allen Strand. WE THEY DISTRICT TOURNEY Mitchell ...... .... 4 8 64 WE Reliance ..... .... 5 6 45 Plankinton .... ..... 6 7 Lead ........ .... 3 6 33 Stickney ....... ..... 6 2 Deadwood .... ..-- 4 0 42 White Lake. ..... ..... 7 l Miller ....... .... 4 3 Z7 Pierre .... .... 5 7 59 REGIONAL TCURNEY Custer .... 58 54 Platte ..... .... 6 l 72 Fort Pierre .................... ....... 7 l Colman .... .... 6 3 49 Forestburg ..... ..... 3 4 Kimball .............. . .... 81 49 Murdo .................. ...... 4 5 35 Flandreau Indians. .... .... 4 8 47 Canistota. .............. .... 3 O 42 Kimball ...... .... 7 4 57 Gregory ........ 49 44 Gann Valley ..... .... 5 8 41 VVinner .......... 52 50 Burke ................... .... 5 5 52 Platte ..................... .... 7 4 71 Wessington Springs ..... .... 6 8 40 45 42 Gregory .................. 22 THEY 58 44 45 45 40

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Squad Enjoys a Successful Year 1 M, , I 'R s f F3 fx .rd N'- A 1 1 - - Z. 1- --. . 1 It i 3 U ' i p T F ra- 'Q pr - , ,.a4,.,.,,, ra.. -4 , ...- FRONT ROW: D. Potter, J. Dolezal, E. Schaub, J. M. Petersen, D. Yeaton, J. Tyrrell, M. Sexton, B. Clenahan, L. Woster, Coach Elrod. -1- 1 ...Ig PEE' tie.,-1 lf , .51 Will'-.. Houska. BACK ROW: E. Steckelberg, Bailey, F. Reuer, C. Yates, S. Mc- 'lhe CHS B squad completed a very highly suc- 'Jessful season with a record of 10 wins and 5 los- lhryle driving in for a layup in the game with Fort Pierre. ses, winning the last 7 games in a row. They missed the services of Melvin Sexton in the early part of the season when he was out with a broken wrist Bob Weideman led the scoring for the little Cubs' with an average of 11.8 points a game. Q A jurnp shot by Raymond in the Fort Pierre Z4 game. v