Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

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Top: J. F. Hoffman looking over the situation before calling the cadence. Middle: Trevor Kubik blocking for J. F. Hoffman as LaVern Banzhaf and Doug Wulf observe. Left Doug Witte breaking one open. Above: The Trojan defense puting the squeeze” on Grant player Brian Holloway. Varsity Scores CHS OPP St. Pat’s 18 6 Hershey 27 0 Medicine Valley 27 0 Benkleman 40 12 Oxford 40 0 Republican Valley 28 14 Arapahoe 13 8 Bertrand 21 7 State Playoffs Republican Valley 13 6 Grant 0 27 Reserves CHS OPP McCook 24 8 Republican Valley 26 0 Oxford 34 8 Arapahoe 33 0 All Conference Honors LaVern Banzhaf Florian Bennit Shawn Colson J. F. Hoffman Trevor Kubik Brad Lewis Honorable Mention: Travis Arnold All State Brad Lewis Honorable Mention All State: LaVern Banzhaf Shawn Colson J. F. Hoffman Trevor Kubik Doug Witte Football 29

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Football Outstanding Season “ Whatever it takes was the slo- gan for the 1986 Trojans. The squad gained tremendous confidence after the first two early wins over North Platte St. Pats and Hershey. The Tro- jans were undefeated in regular sea- son, winning the RVL Championship outright, and gaining a spot in the state playoffs. The Trojans season ended with a disappointing loss to Grant in the quarterfinals. Senior La Vern Banzhaf said it best when he said “from 0-9 in regular season as a fresh- man to 9-0 in regular season as a se- . tt nior. Coach Boh Fuller said that he was extremely proud of the accom- plishments the 1986 Trojans made. “I believe the motto of ‘team ’ first 4me 9 second really came through. Next year the challenge will be even great- er. We must always strive to be the best we can be!” The Trojans finished the season with a 10-1 record and fin- ished fourth in the state ratings. Above Right Brad Lewis for a touchdown against Arapahoe. Right Front row: student manager Bob Trosper, Florian Bennit, La Vern Banzhaf. David Dragoo, Brad Lewis. Keith Rob- erts. student manager Scott Johnson, and stu- dent manager Chris Eisenhart. Second row: Ricky Sayer. Virgil Banzhaf. Doug Wulf, Doug Witte. Brian De Vries. Richard Burke. J. F. Hoff- man. Trevor Kubik. Shawn Colson. Travis Ar- nold, and Troy Paisley. Third row: Tracey Col- son. Monty Smith. Jerry Carba ugh. Dana Hlav- inka. Shawn Johnson. Patt Langley. Don Ho- sick. Roland Besler. Chris Chitwood, Gordon Collicott. Todd Wider, Tom Druse, and Brad Holtze. Fourth row: Jim Shoemaker, Andy Wier, Matt Langley, Doug Liess, Dusty Trosper. Tracy Johnson. Corey tenBensel. Chris Bor- land, Mike Harris. Shannon Braaten, Dennis Hendrick, and Darren Mues. Back row: Assis- tant Coach Bill Shoemaker. Head Coach Bob Fuller, assistant coach Jeff Mollring, and trainer Jim Jones. Lower Right: Dave Dragoo closing in on his prey. 28 Football

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Volleyball Tough and Talented Top: MariLyn DeVries spikes the ball past the Bertrand Vikings as her teammates wait for the return. Right Margo Kubik just delivers a serve during the Camblrdge-Bertrand game. Far Right Whoops! Cindy Harsch misses the ball as t’ H crowd looks on. Varsity Bartley CHS Opp 2 0 Beaver City 0 2 Holbrook 2 0 Medicine Valley 2 1 Benkelman 2 0 Oxford 2 0 Republican Valley 0 2 A rapahoe 2 0 Alma 1 2 Bertrand 1 2 McCook Tournament Republican Valley 1 2 RVL Medicine Valley 1 2 Sub-Districts Arapahoe 0 2 The Cambridge volleyball team had a lot to be proud of in 1986. They may not have won any tournaments or went to state. They even had a losing season. But that’s not what it means to be a winning team. When they started out the year, they had a few strikes against them. All of the starters from the year before had graduated. This was a young, in- experienced team. No one expected too much out of them. The team worked hard in prac- tices and proved to themselves and others, that they could compete with the other more-experienced teams. They didn't win all of the games that they should ha ve, but they did surprise a few towns by giving them a good challenge. The girls stuck together in situa- tions when teamwork was a necessary element to win. They didn’t always succeed in their goals, but they never gave up on trying. They were faced with new challenges from the coaches and took them in stride. The team ran a new and difficult offense during the 1986 season and handled it pretty well despite their lack of veteran players. After all is said and done, the 1986 volleyball team was a tough and talent- ed group. Reserves Reserves Bartley CHS Opp 2 0 Beaver City 2 0 Medicine Valley 1 2 Dundy County 2 1 Orleans 2 1 Bertrand 2 0 Eastern Heights 0 2 Oxford 0 2 McCook A 2 1 McCook B 2 1 Imperial 0 2 Wauneta 1 1 2 Republican Valley 2 1 Arapahoe 2 0 Alma 0 2 Honors RVL Conference MariLyn DeVries ■ 1st team All-State Honorable Mention MariLyn DeVries 30 Volleyball