Elkton High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkton, SD)

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HOMECOMING ROYALTY Lady Joan Ponto Lord Terry Phares Elkton High School held their annual homecoming Oct- ober 7, with the Elkton Elks meeting the Egan Blue jays and defeating them by a score of 39 to 0. The half time program included the band playing a processional and making an aisle for the Lord and Lady and their attendants to walk up to the stage to be crowned by Pat Frederiksen, who was mas- ter of ceremonies. EHS elect- ed the lord, Terry Phares, and the lady, Joan Ponto, out of the Senior Class and their attendants were JoAnn Bart- elt, Evone Ekberg, Dwaine Latham, and Bill Wiederich. Robe bearers were Lee- Ann Tolk and John Schirmer, and crown bearers, Keith Bo- huslav and Jo Ann Pratt. Johnny Hynes played for the homecoming dance that immediately followed the game. The royal dance. The Lord and Lady's attendants; Left to Right; Bill Wiederich, Evonne Ekberg, Lady, Lord, Jo Ann Bartelt, and Dwaine Latham. 0. K. BARBER SHOP

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JANITOR Mr. Leo Culhane •■Dutch” “Dutch” has been our faithful custodian for the past year. If we’re late or early “Dutch” is there to greet us. When we want him we know just where to look. . . the cloak room. CAFETERIA WORKERS ci u Lunches are served every day at noon. This is on a vol- untary basis. With the price of twenty-five cents a meal. The program is sponsored through the Dept, of Public Instruction. LEFT TO RIGHT: Clarice Wright, attendance recorder; Milton Janssen, audi- torium custodian; Dorothy Anderson, Janet Hegerfeld, Bernadette Hurney, and Elaine Sutton, kitchen aids; Mrs. J. E. Williams and Mrs. Art Barthel, cooks. AG BUILDING AUDITORIUM Dr. 0. H. Lawerance

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WHO'S M05T STUDIOUS Bill Wiederich and Evonne Ekberg MOST WORTHY Bill Wiederich and Evonne Ekberg BiU