Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

hedicatich Mr. Parker, Custodian We dedicate this year's Cub to you Mr. Parker in honor of your faithful service, thoughtfulness, and cooperation during your many years as custodian of Chamberlain High. Mr. Parker has been here for 15 years and has seen many of us through the twelve years of our education, always ready to give a friendly smile and helping hand when needed. We will never forget you, Mr. Parker, and so that you will not forget us, we dedicate our Cub to you. 7be Cub Seated: M. Hall. M. Williams, M. Bode, A. Wristen, M. Hahn, L. Hickey, J. Hauqe, L. Feltmen M. Adams. Standing: C. Andresen, M. Doyle, J. Williams, D. Stanton. G. Beaudln, J. Coacher, W. Vosberg, D. McDonald, E. Martin, K. Hepworth, E, Hubbeling, D. Wenzel, Dean Wenzel, S. Dannenbring, Mr. Smith, B. Weiland, M. Lloyd. The staff was headed by Miriam Hall and Martha Adams as co-editors of the 1950-51 Cub. Other members of the staff included: Business Managers—Julianne Williams and Suzanne Dannenbring: Class Editors: Freshman—Alice Wristen, Sopho- more—Marjorie Hahn, Junior—Loretta Hickey, Senior—Myrna Bode; Organization: Kay Hepworth and Wanda Vosberg: Artists—Merle Lloyd and David Stanton: Sports: Edwin Hubbeling and Dean Wenzel; Snapshots: Gloria Beaudin, Darryl Wenzel, Maggie Crofter, Jodene Hague, Elizabeth Martin, Joe Coacher, Eva June Coler and Darlene Drew; Typists: Carol Andresen, Barbara Weiland, Lois Feltman, and Marjorie Williams. Our sponsor, Mr. Smith, proved to be an efficient supervisor of the project. The expectations of the 1951 Cub staff have been to issue a book that will be kept as a treasured souvenir of happy school days. The staff is proud to present this yearbook to the students, faculty, patrons, and businessmen who are the promoters of C. H. S. 3 Seated: M. Bode. A. Wtisten. M. Swanson, J. Heinrich. E. Martin, B. Weiland, L. Feltman, L. Hickey, M. Hall. Standing: M. Adams, R. Wells, D. Stanton, B. Hahn, M. Williams, D. McDonald. M. Hahn, D. Rodgers. K. Hepworth, E. Hubbeiing, M, Blum, D. Wenzel. T. Goff. R. Houska. A. Clough. Miss Scott. A journalism class was a new venture this year which edited and mimeographed the school paper; The C.H.S. Hi-Life. The class offered many students a chance to exercise their flair for writing with its varied departments, including feature stories, humor, and editorials. This six page newspaper published every three weeks, was en- joyed by those on the C. H. S. campus. It is also circulated among the businessmen of our city. We had an exchange service with other high schools. A C. H. S. Hi-Life column appeared weekly in the Chamberlain Register. Myrna Bode did a splendid job as editor and Miss Scott rendered needed assistance as advisor. This year's staff included: Edwin Hubbeiing, Kay Hepworth, Marjorie Hahn, Dennis McDonald, Joyce Heinrich, Marjorie Williams, Lois Feltman, Bob Houska, Amber Clough, Dean Wenzel, Barbara Weiland, Miriam Hall, Marlene Blum, Martha Adams, Marcia Swanson, Alice Wristen, Loretta Hickey, Roberta Welles, David Stanton, Donna Rodgers, Betty Hahn, Twila Goff, Elizabeth Martin. Page 4 Student Council Seated: E. Hubbeling, M. Lloyd, A. Bode. R. Wells, S. Dannenbring, Mrs. Coecher. Advisor. Standing: D. Rozendal, B. Creamer, B. Lane, L. Bode. Scatd c f education Page 5 H. Labidoe, H. Wait. B. Andresen, B. Rozendal, R. Greig. J Powers. Elgie Coacher Superintendent 'Ja cult if Vernon Smith, Principal Charlotte Scott English and Journalism Mary Coacher Howard Elrod English and Social Science and Science Mathematics Page 6 Robert McBride English and Latin Merry Emme Home Ec. and Biology Charles House Shop and Science Kenneth Kessinger Athletics and Algebra Page 7 Delores Brown Music Lowell Krambeck Band and World History Clau O icetA M. Lloyd. Student Council; E. Martin, Secretary-Treasurer; A. Wristen. V. Pres- ident; B. Creamer. President. B. Lane, President; D. Stolte. Secretary; S. Dannenbring, Student Council; M. Bairey. Treasurer; R. Rozendal, Vice President. R. Wolls, Student Council; R. Beaudin, Vice President; J. Hintze, Treasurer; B. Hahn, Secretary, L. Bode President. D. Rozendal. President; C. Hickey, Vice President; A. Clough, Secretary, A. Bode. Student Council, G. Stanton, Treasurer. £ehicrA TONY ADAMS: It isn’t what you do, it's what you qet away with. Basketball I -2-3-4. Football I-2-3-4, Track 3, Class president I, Vice - pres. 2. Student Council I, Glee Club 1-2- 3. Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, Band I. GLORIA BEAUDIN: She tries to act diqnified, but her actions betray her. Cheerleader I-2-3-4, De- clam 4. Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Junior Play 3. The Cub 4, F.H.A. 3, Twirler I-2-3-4. MYRNA BODE: ‘No. I don't believe you're riqht, professor. Deciam 1-3-4. Glee Club I, Class Secre- tary I. Journalism 4. Editor 4, The Cub 4. Mixed Chorus I. Debate 3. Band 1-2-4, D.A.R. 4. EVA JUNE COLER: She lets her conscience quide her, but it sometimes iumps the track. Declam 2-3-4, Glee Club 1-23-4, Junior Play 3, The Cub 4. EDWARD BOEDING: Tm not afraid of work, but I'm not in sympathy with it. Basketball I-2-3-4, Football I-2-3-4. C Club 3-4, Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2. Homecominq at- tendant 2. BRUCE CREAMER: Ploase, qirls, only one at a time. Shattuck Military Academy I. Basketball 2-3- 4. Football 3-4, C” Club 3-4, Track 2-3-4, President 4. V. Pres. 3, Student Council 4, Glee Club 2-3, Junior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2-3, Band 2-3, Quartette 3, Homecominq Kinq 4. ROBERT DESMET: Doc's' favorite sport is a dark room. Reno. Nev. 2, Bas- ketball 1-3-4, Football 1-2- 3-4, C Club 3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-3-4, Junior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 1-3-4, Solo 4, Homecominq attendant I. DARLENE DREW: Well, boys. I’m free toniqht. Glee Club I-2-3-4, The Cub 4. Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Band 1-2, Solo 4. Page 10 MIRIAM HALL: She can ask more questions in 10 minutes than a professor can answer in 2 hours. De- clam 2-3, President 3. Glee Club I -2-3-4, Journalism 4. Junior Play 3, The Cub 4. Student Council 2-3. Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Debate 3, Band 4, Girls State 3. ROSE MARY HEENAN: School breaks up the day so. Kennebec 1-2, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 4. LORETTA HICKEY: Gee. Gaylord. I wish it were a moonliqht niqht. Reliance 1-2, Glee Club 1-23-4. Journalism 4. The Cub 4, Mixed Chorus 2-4, Solo 4. ROBERT HOUSKA: My two reqrets of life: I have to stop eatinq to sleep, and stop sleepinq to eat. Football I-2-3-4, C Club 3-4, Track 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3, Junior Play 3, The Cub 4, Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3. Band I-2-3-4, Solo 1-2- 3-4, Boys State 3. HARRY DUVALL: I need a new car; my ash trays are full. Track 2-3-4, De- clam 4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Octet 4, Quartette 4, Solo 4. MARJORIE HAHN: If there's mischief brewinq, she’s at the bottom of it. Oacoma I, Basketball I, Deciam I-2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Band 3-4, F.H.A. 3. Journalism 4, Junior Play 3. The Cub 4, Cheerleader 4. Homecominq queen 4. Homecominq attendant 3. ROBERT HASS: Why take life seriously; you never qet out alive? Football 2-3-4, C Club 2-3-4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Octet 4. Boys Quartet 4. Solo 3-4. KAY HEPWORTH: Wom- an came after man and has been after him ever since. Havre, Mont. I. Box Elder, Mont. 2, Richland, Wash. 3. CHS 4 G.A.A. I. Glee Club I-2-3-4, Pep Club 3, Journalism 4, The Cub 4. Mixed Chorus 4, Band I. F.H.A. 3, Student Council 3. Page II EDWIN HUBBELING: If there could only be more men like me. Football 3-4, C Club 3-4, Track 3-4, President 2, Student Coun- cil 3-4, Pressident 4, De- c'am 4, Glee Club 3-4, Journalism 4, Junior Play 3, The Cub 4. Mixed Chorus 3-4, Homecominq attend- ant 4, Boys State 3. JAMES HUTMACHER: All qreat men are dyinq —I don't feel so well my- self. Oacoma I, Basket- ball 3-4. Football 4. C Club 4. Track 3-4. RICHARD KINGSBURY: I squeeze a qood deal of pleasure out of dancinq. Basketball 2-3, Football 3, Track 3. MARTIN LIGHT: If I could only be Einstein or Edison. Football I-2-3-4, C Club 3-4. Track 1-2, Declam 4. Xl MARLYS LEIFERMANN: Hiqh school boys are not for me. Glee Club 1-2-3- 4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4. MERLE LLOYD: My pecuniary status is sliqhtly impared. V. President 2, Student Council 4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Junior Play 3. The Cub 3-4, Homecom- inq attendant 1-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4. ELIZABETH MARTIN: Her heart is like the moon; there’s a man in it. V. President 4. Glee Club I- 2-3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Jour- nalism 4, The Cub 4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Sextet 3-4, Octet 3-4, Solo I-2-3-4. DENNIS MCDONALD: I know a lot, but I can't think of it. Basketball 1-2- 3. Football I-2-3-4. C Club 3-4, Glee Club 1-2- 3-4, Junior Play 3, The Cub 4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Solo 2-3 4. Page 12 SHIRLEY MLADY: “If I'm studyinq when you come in, please wake me. Glee Club 3 4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Homecominq attend- ant 2. DORIS POTTER: Don't you think ‘Fords' are swell? Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4. ARLIS ROSENBERGER: Work fascinates me. I could look at it for hours. Secretary 3. Treasurer I, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4. DAVID STANTON: The outside of his head is a little rusty, but the inside is OK. Football 3. Glee Club 2-3, Journalism 4, Solo 3, Junior Play 3, The Cub 3. Mixed Chorus 2-3. JULIAN NE WILLIAMS: Here I am, Romeo. Treasurer 3, Declam 4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Junior Play 3. The Cub 4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4. LAURA WODRASKA: I don’t care how you pro- nounce my name, it will be chanqed someday any- way. ALICE WRISTEN: Don't let my folks hear about this. Treasurer 4. Glee Club I-2-3-4, Journalism 4, The Cub 4. Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Band 3-4. RODDY RUTAN: I have everythinq under control except my mouth. Trock 1-2, Band I. Junior Play 3. Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, Octet I. Boys Quartet 4. Solo 4. WANDA VOSBERG: School does fill in the qap between eveninqs. Declam 4. Glee Club I-2-3-4, Junior Play 3. The Cub 4. Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Accompanist 1-2- 3-4. Page 13 Juhicu Martha Adams Carol Andresen Robert Andresen Miles Bairey Rollin Busack Russell Carey Richard Cleland Joe Coacher Suzanne Dannenbring Otis Eastman Lois Feltman Helen Geidd Pat Haley Jodene Hauge Donna Kenobbie Page 14 Marvin Ketelhut William Lane Harold Laughlin Bernard Leifermann Lawrence Leifermann Ronald Leifermann Betty Lien Phyllis Lewis David Light Donna Mahrt Margie Mlady Eugene McLaughlin Lowell Nelson Shirley Ommen Roger Rozendal Donald Schrieber Loren Seeley Jonquil Sinclair Carroll Stambaugh Richard Steckelberg Darwin Stolte Jerry Vosberg Beverly Washecheck Barbara Weiland Marjorie Williams Roger Yates Henry Zeman Page 16 cpkcwreA Richard Beaudin Mae Bely Roddy Bishop Marlene Blum Logene Bode Donna Christensen Francis Drew Lyle DuVall Marvin Gates Twila Goff Betty Hahn June Harmon Joyce Heinrich JoAnn Hickey Jean Hintze Page 17 Stanley Hodgin Andrew Hubbeling Darlene Kercher Lucille Lokoen William Nelson Robert Ommen Ross Ommen Donna Rodgers Bernice Rohrbauck Joe Scales Bruce Scott Russell Sharpe Ruby Shrake Rolland Speckels Ruth Spencer Page 18 Marcia Swanson Ardis Tuttle Robert Weiland Roberta Wells Dean Wenzel Shirley Zeman Page 19 JreJkfiteH Duane Althiede Norman Althiede Delores Barstow Ruth Bartlett Anita Bode Larry Boeding Yvonne Breidert Mildred Busack Paul Coler Amber Clough DeLaus Creamer Janice Dannenbring Geneva Dircks Merlyn Doyle Harlon Ellingson Eleanor Ellis Eileen Gorman Larry Gingway Betty Godager Ethel Goodman ■ Dennis Hauge Clifford Hickey Lou May Hickey Ted Hickey Jerry Hills Ronnie Hinker Nancy Hunter Carole Kickland Page 20 Shirley Kreinbuhl Richard Leifermann Wanda Leifermann Larry Maxon Ellen Murray William McDonald DeLila Michalek Connie Olson Nola Olson Shirley Olson Marlene Ommen Delsie Peters Dick Pilker Howard Ransford David Rozendal Maribel Smith Gordon Stanton Saundra Thomas Shirley Tobey Darryl Wenzel Page 21 Marlys Van Overschelde George Zeman Juhicf tfigh Top picture, Front Row: G. Busack, D. Osterholt. D. Dockstader, R. Worman, T. Sinclair, R. Grim- shaw, K. Anderson. S. Light. R. Lloyd. G. Pilker. Second Row: Mrs. Pheifer, D. Washechek, N. Drew. M. Steckelburg. A. Burger. M. Bartlett, B. Lokoen, D. Johnson, M. Wattson, P. Ommen, M. VandeVoorde. D. Barstow, Mr. Schmidt. Third Row: N. Isburg, B. Goff, E. Ott, C. Ostert, F. Cleland. J. Hiqkey, F. Cable. A. Weiland. R. Potter, M. Harding J. Kickland, Top Row: Sharon Wipf, M. Murray. Y. Miller. R. Clemens, R. Dutro, B. Hunter, G. Guide, G. Ballou, Y. Rohrbauck, D. Rasmussen, E. Speckels. Bottom picture, Front Row: J. Sinclair. M. Weiland. J. Rohrbauck, R. Eske, M. Murray. D. Griffith, T. Hills. R. LaVoy. J. Cooper. L. Schreiber. Middle Row: N. Waugh. M. Sexton. B. Besaw, T. Myers, B. Waugh, R. Sinclair, F. Dutro. R. Frederick. K. Haley, J. Springer. Miss Druley. Top Row: I. Wage man. M. Clemens, A. Reis. Robert Fisher. R. Dominiack, 6, E. Hickey, R. Schweigman, N. Mortensen, R. Wick, B. Dorsch. Absent. P. Pierce. M. Wenzel. Page 22 Jiftk(jtaje Top picture, Front Row: E. Hinker. S. Peclc, T. Gust. '8. Frederick, A. Raish, D. Hogarth, S. Wipf, D. Rohrbauck. Miss Raish. Middle Row: D. Sly, A. Strand, J. Carey, R. Woodraska. E. Longden, J. Frank, R. Hansen. M. Miller. Top Row: J. Priebe, J. Labidee, R. Know, L Cable. C. Wait, M. Lewis, S. Karley. Jcurth (jtade Bottom picture, Front Row: S. Parker. R. Myers. J. Waugh, B. Carey, M. Washechek, B. Knud son, D. Kickland. Mrs. Krebs. Middle Row: D. Gardner. S. Doering, D. Kindopp, C. Hanig. D. Osterholt, K. Harding, R. Cleland. Top Row: J. Ballou, D. Fisher, P. Mortensen, J. Speckels, C. Besaw, R. Chaussee. Page 23 Third (jtade Top picture, Front Row: E. Steckelberg. P. Healy, D. Murrary, C. Bates. D. Bailey. L. Maurer. M. Sexton, C. Speckels. J. Westendorf. R. Murray. J. Hebron, L. Besew, J. Frank.Middle Row: J. Goodman. R. Frederick. D. Myers. D. Tyrrell. L. Hogarth, R. Hansen. M. Longden, S. McClenahan. M. Clemens, K. Anderson, B. Doering, C. Walker, B. Schwiesow. Top Row: J. Weiland, D. Steckel- berg. C. Griffith. H. Peters, L. Bauer. B. LaVoy. M. Kelly, J. Fisher, M. Petersen, J. Hauge. J. Verschoor, E. Schuab, K. Dominiack. Absent, D. Worman. Second Bottom picture, Front Row: G. Rohrbauck, P. Frank, K. McColley. R. Haley. C. Washechek, C. Arena's, S. Haugen. M. Myers. D. Potter. D. Kindopp. A. Wick, S. Sinclair. S. Steckelberg. Miss Sanger. Middle Row: T. Walker, C. Davis, J. McNeil. S. Powers. M. Strand, P. Lewis, F. Schwiesow, C. Kickland, M. Dominiack. R. McDonald, D. Smith. M. Gilbride. Top Row: J. Hanig. B. Cable, K. Grimshaw. D. Stubson, D. Schw igman, C. Strayer, D. Reurer, M. Wait. J. VanNoort, B. Behrens, C. Yates. L. Steckelberg. Page 24 Rural £ckccl Jhats Jit At Front Row: D. Hansen, M. Goldhammer, J. Thorpe, J. Price. D. Pickner, D. Ommen, J. Hebron, K. Kennelly, S. Rohrbauck, S. Rosane, H. Murry, B. Steckelberg, Mrs. Andresen. Middle Row: D. Jacabson, R. Doran, T. Behrens, J. Dommiack. D. Wenzel. M. Haley, D. Barstow, M. Novak, R. Sexton, M. Chanssee. R. Miller, V. Nelson, R. Young. Top Row: C. Sly, B. Yates, L. Leiferman, J. Gardner, H. Haugen, G. Bingen. B. Kelly, R. Rasmussen, B. Bahr. R. Ballow, P. Clemens. C. Klein. Page 25 Front row: V. Nelson. K. Kennelly, D. Wonzel. J. Thorpe. Back row: C. Hickey, R. Beaudin. L. Seeley. E. Hubbeling, B. Creamer, M. Hahn. M. Lloyd, B. Weiland. R. Shrake. M. Smith. ooOii 1, ‘, f Homecoming festivities of 1950 were officially opened with the coronation cere- monies held in the H. S. Assembly October 12. Bruce Creamer and Marjorie Hahn were elected Marchall and Queen by the Student Body. A bonfire, snake dance and pep rally climaxed the evening's activities. The next day the parade left the school grounds at 1:00 o'clock and turned out to be one of the most gala events in C. H. S. history. Seniors were awarded first prize, second honors going to the Juniors. Friday 13 lost its super- stitious value when the Cubs romped to a 21-0 victory over the Platte Panthers. A student-alumni dance that evening, sponsored by the Student Council, proved to be a great success. Page 26 Sophomore Float Freshman Float Page 27 Music Float Home Ec. Float tftixed CkcruA Front row: M. Hahn. K. Hepworth W. Vosberg. S. Mlady, A. Wristen. J. Hauge, G. Beaudin, L. Bode. E. Martin, M. Lloyd, L. Feltman. S. Dannenbring. M. Adams. J. Williams. M. Hall, E. Coler. D. Drew, B. Weiland, M. Leifermann, C. Andresen, B. Lien. Jw Henrich. R. Wells, Mrs. Lehr. Middle row: D. Potter, M. Blum. J. Hintze, B. Hahn, J. Coacher, M. Doyle, D. Schryvers. R. Carey. M. Balrey. L. Seeley. L. DuVall. M. Williams. A. Rosenberqer. D. Rodgers. Top row: R. Hass. D. Wenzel. D. McDonald. L. Nelson Dean Wenzel, E. Hubbeling, E. Boeding, R. DeSmet, D. Liqht, M. Ketlehut, D. Stolte, R. Cleland, H. Duvall, C. Stambaugh. MIXED OCTETTE: Front row: W. Vosberg, J. Dannenbring, J. Hintze, E. Martin. Back row: H. DuVall, L. Nelson, S. Dannenbring, R. Rutan, R. Hass. BOYS QUARTETTE: L. Nelson, H. DuVall, Accom panist, W. Vosberg, R. Rutan, R. Hass. Page 30 (jirU ‘(jlee Club Front Row: B. Rohrbauck M. Bely, M. Adams. L. Foltman, B. Lien. R. Heenan. G. Beaudin, A. Rosenberqer, L. Hickey, D. Drew, M. Leifermann, E. Martin, S. Zeman. S. Mlady, Mrs. Lehr. Middle Row: D. Rodgers, A. Wristen, W. Vosberg, D. Potter, B. Washechek, C. Andresen, R. Wells. J. Heinrich, J. Hauge, L. Loeken, J. Hintie, M. Williams, D. Christensen. M. Mlady. M. Hall. T. Goff. Top row: M. Hahn, K. Hepworth, J. Williams, M. Lloyd, L. Bode. M. Blum. B. Weiland, S. Ommen, S. Dannenbring, R. Shrake. M. Swanson, B. Hahn, R. Spencer. GIRLS SEXTETTE: J. Dannenbring, M. Adams, W. Vosberg, Accompanist, E. Martin, M. Williams. Standing: S. Dannenbring, J. Hintze. (Superior) Soloists: Front row: M. Lloyd (Superior), S. Dannen- bring, E. Martin (Superior), B. Weiland, M. Blum. Back row: L. Nelson (Superior), R. Rutan, R. Hass. Page 31 ficijj ‘ (jlee Club Front row: M. Doyle. J. Coacher, R. Speckels. J. Scales. R. Carey. C. Stambaugh, D. Schriebers, P. Coler. M. Bairey. Middle row: R. Hass, D. McDonald. L. DuVall. R. Rutan, Accompanist. W. Vosberq, L. Seeley. D. Stolte, H. DuVall. Mrs. Lehr. Top row: D. Wenzel, L. Nelson, E. Hubbeling, R. DeSmet, D. Light. M. Ketelhut, O. Eastman. R. Kingsbury, Dean Wenzel. Front row: M. Ommen. Y. Breidert. C. Olson. S. Kreinbuhl, E. Goodman. E. Ellis. R. Bartlett, W. Leifer- mann. N. Hunter. A. Clough. E. Forman. G. Dirclcs. B. Godager, A. Tuttle. L. Hickey. A. Bode. N. Olson. Mrs. Lehr. Top row: M. Busack, M. Var.Ovorschelde. J. Dannenbring, D. Kercher, S. Thomas, M. Smith. D. Michalek. S. Tobey, C. Kickland, S. Olson. Page First Clarinets: M. Bode. J. Hintze. E. Speckels. Second Clarinets: D. Stolte, M. VandeVoorde. N. Hunter. J. Dannenbrinq. Third Clarinets: E. Martin. M. VanO erschelde, M. Swanson, R. Bartlett. Basses: L Nelson. M. Doyle. Saxophones: M. Bairey, M. Adams. Horns: J. Coacher, S. Ommen. Flute: M. Hall. Drums: W. Vosberq, S. Olson. S. Light. A. Wristen, M. Hahn. First Cornets: E. Coler, C. Andresen. Second Cornets: L. Bode. B. Houska. Third Cornets: R. Carey, M. Bartlett. Baritone: M. Watson. Trombones: K. Anderson, A. Bode. R. Wells, Director: L. Krambeck. BRASS QUARTETTE: K. Anderson. L. Nelson, R. Carey, L. Bode. % CLARINET QUARTETTE: M. Bode, J. Hintze, N. Hunter, E. Speckels. Page 3?. JJhMrutnehtai (jtcuftA ACCOMPANIST: W. Vosberq. SOLOISTS: M. Bairey. W. Vos- berq, L Nelson. (Superior.) 7uritete eage 34 Page 35 Front row: R. Corey. B. McDonald. R. Ommen. A. Hubbeling, B. Weiland. D. Wenzel, J. Scales, Daryl Wenzel, J. Hills, Ross Ommen L Maxon. R. Sharpe. G. Zeman. Middle row: Mr. House. Assistant coach, M. Bairey, J. Coacher, M. Light, E. Hubbeling, R. DeSmet. J. Hutmacher, D. Light, R. Rozendal, O. Eastman, B. Lane, R. Beaudin, Coach Kessinger. Top row: C. Hickey, D. McDonald. R. Cleland, B. Houska, D. Stolte, R. Hass, G. Stanton, H. Zeman, T. Adams, J. Vosberg. We They Sept. 15 Burke ........................... 7 21 Sept. 22 Colome ......................... 20 0 Sept. 29 Wess. Sprgs..................... 19 8 Oct. 6 Trainers ..................... 21 6 Oct. 13 Platte ....................... 21 0 Oct. 20 Highmore ..................... 24 19 Oct. 27 Winner ........................ 6 13 Nov. 4 Gregory ........................ 6 40 £eHicrA Front row: T. Adams, R. Hass, D. McDonald. E. Boeding, Top row: R. DeSmet. E. Hubbeling, J. Hutmacher, M. Liqht, R. Houska. Page 34 Line: R. DeSmet. M. Light, J. Coacher, D. Stolte, H. Zaman, R. Hass, B. Lana. Backs: D. McDonald, T. Adams, G. Stanton, E. Boading. Twenty-five boys attended the football camp, which was held at Nemo, South Dakota in August, under the supervision of Mr. Coacher and Coach Kessinger. Scrimmages were played with members of the Sturgis high school football team, since both teams lived at the camp during that week. In addition to getting in shape much pracical football experience was gained from these scrimmages with a larger and more experienced team. On the Monday following the return to Chamberlain this group of boys reported for action on the practice field located below the school house. Dur- ing the next two weeks much time and energy were spent in working out and perfecting the various formations and plays to be used in future games in addition to the vigorous training. The first game was played at Burke on September 15. A wet and misty day caused the field to be very soft, and although this game proved to be a 7 to 20 defeat for the Cubs, some valuable football experience was gained. The next week on the home field and under the lights, the squad earned their first victory by defeating Colome 21-0. After another week of hard practice and improvement, one more victory was added on September 29, when Wessington Springs was defeated. In spite of the heavy mist and fog also present at the game, the final score was 19-8. The next opponent, the Plankinton Trainers, were also defeated, 20-7. October 13 was the homecoming game with Platte which we won 20-0. It was the hotest game of the year both in action and temperature. The visiting Highmore team was the next victim, and although this game may have given the coach gray hair, nevertheless the Cubs won with a final score of 25-19. A defeat, suffered at the hands of the Winner team came on October 27 on the Winner field. Both teams seemed to be quite evenly matched, thus making it a game of breaks. After a very hard struggle, the Chamberlain eleven were defeated 6-13. The last game and defeat came when the Gregory high school team was played on November 3, on the home field. This team outweighed the C.H.S. squad tremendously, thus handicapping them to a 40-6 loss. Twenty-one boys received letters at the Football banquet held on January 18, in the Lutheran Church basement. They are as follows: Seniors—J. Hut- macher, E, Hubbeling, R. Hass, R. Houska, M. Light, E. Boeding, D. McDonald, R. DeSmet, and T. Adams: Juniors—R. Rozendal, D. Stolte, M. Bairey, J. Coacher, B. Lane, H. Zeman, D. Light, R. Cleland and J. Vosberg; Sophomores —R. Beaudin; Freshman—G. Stanton and C. Hickey. Page 37 Action £kot6 burnig Homecoming (jame Cheerleaders: M. Hahn, J. Heinrich, G. Beaudin, B. Weiland, J. Dannenbring. Standing: Adams, Seeley, Beaudin, Lane, Eastman, Coach Kessinger, Hutmacher, DeSmet, Creamer, Boeding, Schrieber. Conference We Nov. 28—Kennebec ........................ 61 Dec. 5—White Lake ...................... 38 Dec. 7—Kadoka ..... 38 Dec. 8—Sturqis 38 Dec. 9—Belle Pourche ................... 39 Dec. 12—Kimball ........................ 64 Dec. 15—Plankinton ..................... 50 Jan. 6—Emery ........................... 52 Jan. 9—Mt. Vernon ...................... 77 Jan. 12—Stickney ....................... 64 Jan. 16—Ft. Thompson .................... 62 Jan. |9—Pukwana ........................ 67 Jan. 20—Platte ......................... 5 Jan. 23—White Lake ..................... 68 Jan. 26—Kimball ........................ 66 Jan. 27—Traminq School ................. 61 Jan. 30—Plankinton ..................... 47 Feb. 2—Mt. Vernon ...................... 71 Feb. 6—Stickney ........................ 68 Feb. 9—Ft. Thompson .................. 60 Feb. 10—Emery ......................... 61 Feb. 13—Pukwana ........................ 64 They 36 28 54 53 45 35 32 48 40 40 54 41 36 39 50 39 44 52 39 46 64 21 Robert DeSmet Forward Bill Lane Otis Eastman Forward Forward Loren Seeley Forward M. Hahn, J. Heinrich, G. Beaudin, B. Weiland, J. Dannenbring. INTRA-MURAL Front: Carey Ransford, Coacher. Back: Coach Hutmacher, Mc- Donald, Wenzel. Page 41 The 1950-51 Intra-Mural basketball program consisted of 5 teams made up of non-varsity students of C. H. S. This pro- gram gave more than 35 boys an opportunity to play basket- ball in an organized schedue. A total of 30 games was played in a triple round robin schedule. The program was directed by Coach Kessinger and Mr. House, both sharing the responsi- bility of officiating, scheduling, and keeping records of the program. The 5 competing teams were managed and coached by seniors Jim Hutmacher (Mustangs), Robert Houska (Tars), Harry DuVall (Wolverines), Edwin Hubbeling (Gophers) and Robert Hass (Hot Shots). Hutmacher and his classy Mustangs won the championship trophy. After winning 10 straight games for a cinch to the league title, the Mustang zone defense was solved by Hubbeling's Gophers and Houska's Tars as they downed the Mustangs, both by the identical score of 37-36, in very excit- ing games. The winning team which featured a shifting zone defense and a clever fast break included team players, R. Carey, D. Wenzel, J. Coacher, R. Sharpe, W. Ransford and D. McDonald, the captain elect. MCMBOf] (jtan4a4 i Out Tilly............. Mrs. Laura Morton Grandad........... Trudie............ Judie............. Ludie............ Betty Shadduck... Kip Shadduck..... Jack Norwood...... Jim Mahoney....... Miss Abby Higgins. A Detective....... Mrs. Jobe Feeney Director.......... THE CAST .............Marjorie Williams Barbara Weiland .................Miles Bairey .................Lois Feltman ...............Carol Andresen ...............Martha Adams Beverly Washachek ..................Joe Coacher ................ Bill Lane ................David Light ..........Suzanne Dannenbring Darwin Stolte ..............Shirley Ommen ................Miss Scott Page 3 heclatn A large number of stu- dents participated in dec- lamation during the past year under the supervision of Mr. McBride, Miss Scott and Mrs. Emme. In the dis- trict contest held at C. H. S. Suzanne Dannenbring was entered in poetry, Eva Coler in dramatics, Myrna Bode in oratory and Logene Bode in humorus. Myrna received a superior rating and represented C. H. S. in the regional held at Mitchell. Front Row: R. Bartlett. L. Felrman, M. Williams. G. Beaudin. K. Hepworth, W. Vos- berg, M. Hahn, M. Bode. Middle Row: N. Hunter, D. Michalek, H. DuVall, E. Hubbeling. M. Light. M. Bairey, J. Williams. Mrs. Emme. Top Row: M. Van Overschelde. D. Barstow, J. Hauge, E. Coler, S. Dannenbring, S. Ommen, M. Smith, L. Bode. Heine Cc Club Front Row: R. Bartlett, E. Ellis, B. Rohrbauck. D. Rodgers, C. Olson, M. Ommen. N. Olson, D. Peters. E. Murray, E. Goodman. Middle Row: J. Hintze, M. Blum, S. Kneinbuhl, K. Busack, A. Clough, E. Forman, A. Tuttle. M. Williams, T. Goff, M. Smith. Top Row: Mrs. Emme, L. Hickey, M. VanOverschelde, S. Tobey, D. Barstow, S. Ommen, D. Michalek, D. Kercher, S. Thomas, M. Swanson, R. Shrake. Page 44 JbNiJer education Driver education is a new course offered for the first time in C. H. S. Over fifty students will have completed the course at the close of this school term. Mr. Elrod is the instructor. 'C C Front row: J. Coacher. M. Bairey. J. Vosberg. G. Stanton, D. McDonald, L. Seeley, R. Ha:s, T. Adams. Middle row: R. DeSmet, E. Hubbeling. D. Light, R. Cleland, M. Light, R. Houska, D. Stolte, C. Hickey. Back row: B. Lane, H. Zeman, E. Boeding, B. Creamer, R. Rozendal, R. Beaudin, J. Hutmacher. ■ Page 45 PerMhalitieA Myrna Bode Ed Hubbeling Most Representative: Myrna Bode, Ed Hubbeling. Most Popular: Margie Hahn, Tony Adams. 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