Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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Quarterback D. Schoenhard strives for a touchdown. Running back M. Ostbye helps the Cubs through a Doug Brown avoids being tackled, successful season. Angie Zeman V % . . BACK: S. Powers. A DouviRe. R. Bailey, M. EagleStar. T. Isburg. C. Hoffer. T. Thompson. J. Miady. T. Hansen. H. Aune, Coach Memen. SECOND: Coach Klein. M. Ostbye. J. McDonald. N. Nuttbrock. D. Schoenhard. C. Hutmocher. B. Ten Eyck, J. Blum. B. Merritt, L Boeding. Student Manager Michelle Meyer. FRONT: J. Jandreau. G. Eimers. T. Mortrude. L. Swanson. L. Buum. S. Roehrick. T. Rose. B. Ross. S. Grassel. 8 Football Nick Nuttbrock breaks through. Four selected to Big Dakota Conference. “Russ Bailey. Nick Nuttbrock. Mike Ostbye. and Casey Hutmacher were chosen because of their hard running, hard hitting, determination and leadership. Don Meinen

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Nick Nuttbrock runs for a touch down. Angie Zeman Nuttbrock and Football players met the many challenges of the season. Nick Nuttbrock and Russell Bailey were cho- sen as 11 -A All State Football Players by the South Dakota Football Coaches Association during the state playoffs in Vermillion. Nuttbrock was selected as a linebacker on the defensive unit and Bailey was picked as an offensive tackle. Bailey played offensive tackle, defensive tackle, and defensive nose guard. He led the team in tackles, with 90, averaging 10 per game. Bailey was selected to the Big Dakota Conference Football Team in 1986 and 1987. He was elected team captain by fellow players and named Mr. Defense for 1987. Russ was a very hard worker and deter- mined in his efforts on the field and off. He is a leader young people can look up to with confidence. His ability on and off the field will be a great asset to him in the future. said Coach Don Meinen. Nuttbrock played running back, gaining 675 yards rushing on 169 carries (563 yards). Coach Meinen encourages Ns team. Bailey excel averaging 31.3 yards per carry. He intercepted 5 passes, scored 10 touchdowns, and had the longest yard kickoff—92 yards. He kicked four field goals at 24, 31, 35 and 37 yards and scored 4 extra points, for a total of 76 points. He was select- ed to the 1987 Big Dakota Conference Foot- ball Team, elected team captain for 1987 and Mr. Offense for 1987. Nick is a very determined runner both in practice and during the games. His determin- ation and the blocking he received from fel- low players helped him gain extra yards. He was one of the leading scorers for 1987. Nick's field goal kicking helped the Cubs to at least two wins from long kickoffs deep in their own territories. His hard running and leader- ship on the field and off will be missed next year.” Meinen said Nick's hard work paid off. It's a great honor to have two players se- lected to the 11-A All State Football Team. Meinen concluded. Mike, another cub on the run. Football 7

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“Putting” Away Your Life Groups of CHS golf mem- bers could be found at the golf course every night after school. When asked how the year went, Brian Hammer- beck commented, I think everyone worked hard dur- ing practice and did really well. It was unfortunate that no one made it to state. The regional tournament was really tough, but that's just the way it goes.'' Letter winners were: Brian Hammerbeck, Scott Schel- ske, Tom Schoenhard, Chad Winterfeldt, and Christian Casey. UPPER LEFT: Brian Hammerbeck was chosen most valuable and Billy Bourn most improved BELOW: Tom Schoenhard scored the highest score of 102 at the Pierre invitational. Tournament Team Score Place Pierre Invitational 418 6th Mitchell Invitational 401 10th Huron Invitational 405 5th Rapid City Invitational 426 7th Region 6 Huron 452 3rd Golf Team: BACK. Scott Schelske. Brian Hammerbeck. MDDLE Chad Winterfeldt. Chris- tian Casey. Tom Schoenhard. Ryon Schaub. Greg Paulson. FRONT Billy Baum. Chad Ohlrogge. (not pictured—Tony Woodraska and coach Hargens). By Barb Rogers and Kathy Schaefer Golf 9