Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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“These athletes sup- plied good leadership. They were a good group of hard-working athletes. Each showed qualities for discipline, sacrifice and cooperation with people ’ Harry Haanen i 1. Cubs make a tackle. 2. Defensive team takes control. 3. Barry Healy and Scott Voorhis warm up before the game. BACK: D. Ausdemore, J. Knapp. T. Vlasman. J. Leiferman. S. Voorhis. R. Bailey. R. Knippling. J. Hutmacher, R. Bailey, A. Lulf, C. Speck. D. Naiberk, J. Goos. K. Koehn, Coach Baldwin. MIDDLE: Coach Evans. J. Daly. Coach Haanen. B. Ostbye. M. Ostbye. B. Healy. N. Nuttbrock. J. Swenning, S. Bolman. J. Tamplin. D. Mesa. L. Bairey. E. Peters. W. Holan. D. Lulf. D. Holier. L. Kjonegaard. |. Naiberk. FRONT: J. Mlady. C. Hoffer, T. McDonald, E. Stebbins. J. Isburg. T. Tamplin. J. Blum. S. Powers. D. Schoenhard. T. Thompson. B. Ten Eyck, D. Larsen. WE 0 Platte THEY 13 8 Winner 25 19 Cheyenne Eagle Butte 8 12 Madison 6 30 Todd County 6 14 Mobridge 0 14 O'Neill 19 22 Lennox 34 6 4 Wins—4 Losses Canton-playoffs 30 Football 13

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Cubs Make Big Dakota Conference The Cub’s varsity football team completed their regular season with a 3-1 conference record. This gave them a share in the Big Dakota Conference Championship for the first time. They also had their first win over the Mobridge Tigers, and it was their first year to qualify for the state high school playoffs. There were eight seniors on the grid team. They were Eric Peters, Alan Lulf, DN Mesa, |im Isburg, Eric Stebbins, Waylon Holan, Casey Speck, and Travis Vlasman. Shawn Bolman was named offensive player. He was also the only junior on the All-State Football Team, and led in rushing for the season with 664 yards, plus scoring 11 touchdowns. Captains were Eric Peters and Alan Lulf, with most improved being given to Doug Ausdemore and Mike Ostbye. Mr. Defense was given John Swenning, and most inspirational to Casey Speck. Twenty-eight players earned letters. Four were selected for the Big Dakota All-Conference Team. Shawn Bolman played fullback and linebacker; John Swenning was running back and linebacker; Joe Hutmacher played center and defensive tackle; and Alan Lulf played tackle and defensive end. i 1. Cubs lake charge. 2. Jodi Holan. Michelle Kunzweiler, Renae Simpson, and Rochelle Simpson cheer the night of coronation. 3. Eric Peters is scouting the field as Shawn Bolman blocks a tack- le. I 4 12 Football

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Brent Wins State Brent Gruenig became the 1985 Class A Cross Country State Champion at the State meet in Pierre on Nov. 2. Brent's time also made him the fastest runner in Class A State meet history, breaking the old record by 5 seconds. Coach Garry Winter stated, All of Brent’s hard work and dedication has paid off. What really impressed me most about him was his dedication to achieving that goal early in the season. The boys’ Varsity runners, as a team, had their best season in many years. The varsity took trophies at Sunshine Bible and The Central Conference. They were the sixth best Class A team in the state. Letterwinners were Brent Gruenig, Travis Vaad. Marvin Gakin, Scott Ellis, Wayne Mortrude, and Ron- ald Kirpatrick. The JV team won six meets and didn’t place lower than second. Mr. Winter felt that this was a good indication that the varsity will be in good shape next year. 1. Brenl Gruenig. the 1985 Class A State Cross Country winner, poses with Coach Winter. Brent was voted most valuable varsity boy. 2. Varsity—BACK: Wayne Mortrude. Travis Vaad. Brent Gruenig. and Mr. Winter. FRONT: Ronald Kirpatrick. Marvin Cakin. and Scott Ellis. 3. |V—Trent Geddes, Neil Tabor. Marty Rank. Mr. Winter. Chancey Shrake. Donny London, and Randall Kirpatrick. 5