Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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 Cross Country Wins Trophies The Cross Country team ended a successful season winning a total of nine trophies. Esme' Bieberly was most valuable runner, taking six in- dividual championships and placing seventh in the State Meet. She also won an award from the Cross Country Coaches Association for placing in the State Meet. Jill Weber was voted most improved Cross Country runner for the season. In her second year out for the sport. She won medals in five meets and made the var- sity team qualify for the State Meet. Weber held sec- ond place in the girl's record for the most miles run in a season, with 300 miles. Trent Geddes led the Boys Varsity team, winning the Most Valuable award. Geddes finished in the top five in every race he ran, except State, where he finished twenty-sixth. Jodi Tichy and Kim Dixon Trent Geddes. Joel Cosgrove, and Joey Schneider Ann Gruenig and Esme' Bieberly are warming up take Cross Country meets as challenges. before the meet Cross Country 15

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 3? 03 ABOVE: Esme' Bieberly. Arm Gruenig. Alisa Voortiis. Stephanie Hepburn. Stephanie Swanson, and Jill Weber take time out to show that Cross Country is not alwoys work. RIGHT: Alisa Voorhis and Stephanie Hepburn move on while JB Weber and Stephanie Swanson watch in anticipa- tion. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr Waiter gives Ann Gruenig Ns all-time favorite advice. Win or else! 8ELOW: David Wojciechowski. Trent Geddes. Odis Cosgrove, and Joey Schneider await the sound the the gun. BOTTOM RIGHT: Johonnoh Bieberly sets her pace for the race. Boys Opponent Girls — Mitchell Invitational 4th 2nd Chamberlain Invitational 1st 2nd Big Dakota Conference 1st 2nd Stanley County Invitational 1st — Platte Invitational 2nd 1st Highmore Invitational 1st 1st Central Conference 1st 2nd Dakota Christian — 2nd Winner Invitational 1st 3rd Region IV 1st 12th State 4th 14 Cross Country

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Team Wins Championship The boys basketball team exper- ienced a rewarding season even though they fell one game short of the State A Tournament. The team was ranked in the top 10 in Class A all season, reaching the number two spot midway through the year. Highlights included a 6-0 start, a win over the Number 1 ranked Todd County, defeating State A entrant Cheyenne Eagle Butte by 24 points to end the regular season, and winning the first District Championship for Chamber- lain in 10 years. The Cubs also won a share of the Big Dakota Confer- ence. The final season record was 16-6. Awards were given to Joe Brooks, Offensive Player of the Year; Don Schoenhard and Brian Hammerbeck, Defensive Players of the Year; Dan Larsen, Most Im- proved Player; and Brad Hammerbeck, team captain. Joe Brooks, Brian Hammerbeck, Kelly Koehn, and Nick Nuttbrock were named to the All Central Conference team. Joe Brooks and Brad Hammerbeck were named to the Big Dakota All Conference team. TOP RIGHT: Joe 8rooks, Offensive Player of the Year, strives for a basket. ABOVE: Brian Hammerbeck is ready for the rebound and Brad Hammerbeck fights for two. RIGHT: Nick Nuttbrock makes an easy lay-up. 16 Boys Basketboll