Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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Variety Brings Spirit Coronation was held at the football field for the first time. Junior and senior high marching bands performed for the event. Homecoming royalty, selected by the student body and faculty, was Jade Lelferman, John Swenning, Travis Vaad. Kelli Gray, Nancy Swenning, and Jacque Klstler. Travis Vaad and Jacque Klstler were crowned king and queen by Jim Isburg and Jennifer Osterberg, last year’s royalty. Ryan Bailey gave a short speech en- couraging the football team and ask- ing for 100% spirit from students. Mr. Glese, athletic director, gave a presen- tation after the coronation and Amy KnlppHng was mistress of ceremonies. Shawn Bolman and Don Nalberk pre- sented the football to queen Jacque Klstler for her blessing. The coronation ceremony was ended with the burning of the letters, which were lit by Ron Simpson, Jennifer Martin, Scott Ellis and Joe Hutmacher. By Cheryl Maly UPPER RIGHT: Queen Jacque Klstler and King Trav- is Vaad reign over the Homecoming activities. BELOW: The marching band performs tor Coronation spectators. Royalty and Honor Guard. BACK: S. Grassel, J. Wotfard, J. Osterberg, K. Gray, N. Swenning. A. Latterty, J. Osterberg, J. Klstler, T. Vaad. J. Lepkowskl, J. Isburg. J. Lelterman, J. Swenning. R. Bailey. T. Schoenhard, S. Grassel. MIDDLE: S. Ellis, S. Wagner, L. Brownell, S. Bolman. J. Donovan, J. Knapp. D. Ausdemore, R. Knlppllng, R. Bailey. J. Hutmacher. S. Voorhls. D. Nalberk, B. Healy. L. Bairey, T. McDonald, J. Tamplln. FRONT: J. Martin, D. Swanson. A. Stallman. C. Rank. T. Shepherd. 20 Coronation

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ABOVE—Junior attendants, Russel Bailey and Jill Osterberg ride the honored float In the parade. RIGHT—Rochelle Simpson and Jane Rutan reveal spirit as twins. MONDAY: Hawaiian, Hat and Tie Day TUESDAY: Twin Day WEDNESDAY: Dress Up Day THURSDAY: 50’s Day FRIDAY: Red and White Day Severn Ashes and Jeremiah Torberson ride the winning Spanish float. Homecoming 19

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 WE THEY Platte 0 20 Winner (O.T.) 12 6 Cheyenne EB 20 0 Madison 14 0 Todd Co. 27 12 Mobridge 0 13 O'Neill 13 12 Lennox 10 7 PLAYOFF Lennox 0 30 Wins—6 Losses- -3 Cubs Rebuild Line The Chamberlain B Football Team consisted ot 22 Freshmen and 9 sophomores. Since most of the returning sophomores were backs, the coaching staff had to rebuild most of the line. The season started slowly with losses to Gregory and Platte. The young Cubs then won the next two games with victories over Weelngton Springs and Winner. They ended their sea son with a hard fourth loss in the final seconds of the bage to a bigger and more experienced Miller team. The coaching statt said that they were very proud of the progress made by the young Cubs. Back: Coach Klein, T. Isburg, S. Redinger, N. His Law. J. Brooks. C. Mortrude, T. Hanson. J. McDonald, Front: D. Wojclechowskl, T. Hutmocher, B. Healy, B Merritt, H. Aune, Coach Giese. Middle: D. Woodraska. C. Donovan, L. Buum. A Douvlllee, T. Schoenhard, S. Brown. C. Swanson, T. Rose. G. Elmers, S. Grassel, J. Jandreau, T. Roehrlck, L. Boeding. WE THEY Gregory 0 38 Platte 0 18 W. Springs 48 12 Winner (O.T.) 8 0 Miller 18 20 Wins—2 Losses—3 The young Cubs overpower their opponent. by Michael Neilsen and Holly Boettcher Football 21