Rubber Chicken History

The "Rubber Chicken" spirit contest is a cheering competition between Lewis and Clark and Ferris High Schools.  Josh Collins, ASB President at Lewis and Clark in 1983, suggested to his counterpart at Ferris that a student competition between the two schools might serve to increase student spirit at both schools.  The idea was accepted by both schools and an ugly rubber chicken was chosen to symbolize a reward deeply sought, but having no actual value.

Since 1983, the rules have undergone many evolutions.  Currently, the student bodies are judged on sportsmanship, creativity, attendance, volume, drill team performance at half-time, application of events to the school or rubber chicken theme.

Parents at both schools attend the game en masse each year.  From its humble beginnings the "Rubber Chicken Game" has grown into an event which increases student spirit, provides for increased student and community involvement and enriches the coffers of the league.

Themes:

2008 - Keeping It Old Skool - LC wins Chuck
2007 - Saving Private Chuck
- Ferris wins Chuck
2006 - SOS Chuck Overboard
- Ferris wins Chuck
2005 - Nun-Chuck Ninjas Defending the Tiger Honor
- Ferris wins Chuck
2004 - Captain Chuck and the Tigers of the Caribbean
- LC wins Chuck
2003 - Jail Break - The Chuck Escape
- LC wins Chuck
2002 - The Wizard of POZ - There's No Place Like Home
- Ferris wins Chuck
2001 - Bad to the Chicken Bone
- Ferris wins Chuck
2000 - Under Con-Chuck-tion
- LC wins Chuck
1999 - Orange Reign
1998 - Back in Black
- Ferris wins Chuck
1997 - Orange Crush
- LC wins Chuck
1996 - Chuck Wars
1995 - Eye of the Tiger
- Ferris wins Chuck
1994 - Orange You Glad Chuck's a Tiger
- Ferris wins Chuck
1993 - Hunting for Chuck
- LC wins Chuck
1992 - Blackout
- Ferris wins Chuck
1991 -
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1990 - Funky Orange Crush
- Ferris wins Chuck
1989 - Snow Ferris
- LC wins Chuck
1988 -
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1987 -
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1986 -
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1985 -
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1984 -
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1983 -
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