Elkton High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1963 volume:

Elkton High School Elkton, South Dakota THE 1963 ELE CONTENTS Because of your sincere interest in the welfare of the student body; because of your untiring efforts in trying to improve our school; because of your spirit of optimism; and, above all, for the pro- found respect each student has for you, we, the students of Elkton High, dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. Robert F. Petschow. We hope that this tribute you so rightly deserve, will show how highly we regard you. Lo uen Q. Lruiaen. SecAeJnsut Dexi n. y uli i K. (pqeJLbne.chi. Thotnaa Hunnzy. SajuLna K. Honnbtj. BeAnadette. A. Lu$ Judah. A. DcKeoun QwlaJju IV. flhytqucuicLt KoyJa J. Letttt. La.vend.eA. (annatton Hetty L. Qppeli Lola U lajiAon Shanon f l LarvLamm (Jtua (olo ua: BLUyN. ftyzna We A Roncha (anoJjee. A. Kjwm n. fudLt i A, liicke d. Lavenclen. and 5Liven. The Seniors of E.H.S. donned their caps and gowns on that long awaited evening of May 28, 1963. Solemnly, the Seniors marched up the aisle to recleve their cherished diplomas. The warm memories of E.H.S. will long remain in the hearts of these graduated students. The Senior class of '63 wUl use the talents that they have acquired in these last four years of training to good advantage in their life to come. The Senior class chose as their motto Let us be seen by our deeds. TM.S motto represents the accomplishments of the Senior class during the past years, these being inspired by home and school environment. The lavendar carnation was chosen as the Senior class flower, while lavendar and silver as their colors. These symbols link our lasting friendships into the future. Mr. Gordon P. Nelson, Executive Secretary of the Associated School Boards of South Dakota gave the address for commencement exercises on hay 2o 1963 f? a? fn CLASSES Le onard Burlage Phillip Ehret Kathryn Herrick Lee Claussen Wesley Dahlr Mar ilyn Duin J UN John Gebhart Dale Hansen Diane Hanaen Gayle Groepper Karen Janssen Marjorie Janssen Pat Koerner Cliff Kurtz IOR S Swift Darlene Latham Margaret Luze Mary Ellen Luze Jean McClemans Mielke Elaine Myers Riclcerl Schoeneman Traxinger Ervin Colbeck Ellen Hurney Lundgren f Aleta Kretsinger SOPHO Kretainger .k , Mary Maher Larry McLaughlin MOR Danny Mielke Monica Peterson James Schmidt John Schmidt Micheal Seivert Ronald Stnallf ield Richard Motter Janice Smith Jack Tolk Lila Unruh Ivan Oppelt Dewayne Wiskur Lawrence Bothe Barbara Borstad Diane Bessler Dennis Duin Helen Qebhart Danny Mar].en r-.olm Bergman Karen Bauer Patrick Culhane Patricia Ehret Rita Gebhart Roger Hornby Darlene Duin Dennis Even Charles Gelderman Mary Hurney Lois Even James Gries Karen Janssen Sharon Gries Virginia Janssen Dennis Kampman Kathleen Knuth Sally Kurtz Raymond Luze Gary McKeown Curtis Price Kay Linda fCLosterman Wiskur Betty Kroeger Bruce Lundgren Beth McKeown Anita Peterson Marilyn Van Dyke Roger Lamp Barbara Mangan Dennis Pike Allen Unruh Roland Luze Josephine Nelson Marsha Stuefen Arlene Myers Kathleen Rochel Marilyn Pottratz SENIORS; President—David Pratt Vice-President—Milton McKeown Secretary—Margaret Hegerfeld Treasurer—Ellen Kurtz JUNIORS: President—Darlene Latham Vice-President—Lenny Burlage Secretary—Cliff Kurtz Treasurer—Mary Ellen Luze Reporter—Marilyn Duin SOPHOMORES: President—Dennis Lundgren Vice-President—Kay Cochran Secretary—Linda Even Treasurer—Richard Motter FRESHMEN: President—Marlen Bergman Vice-President—Josephine Nelson Secretary—Darlene Duin Treasurer—Patricia Ehret I i Sharon Gloria Robert Gerald Susan Sandra Shirley Baker Bolte Bruemmer Bruns Claussen Dahl Deethardt Anna Georgia Susan Elizabeth Diane Dennis Nancy Delaney DeMarteleare DeZeeuw Erickson Greve Groepper Ishmael Jean Charlene Laurel David Wanda Steven Janssen Kretsineer Kretsincer Landsman Larson Loken Sonja Lytle Leroy Mersch Wendy Meyer Vikkie James Jo Anne Moser Pike Pratt Darrel Reinke Steven Marvin Bauer Bergman DeMarteleare Even Gelderman Griea Heard Jenaen Verdeen Colbeck Leane Be8sler Mervin Borstad Ronald Borstad Micheal Kampman Gloria Kramer Linda Langen Gary Lynn Terry Sandra Pike Tolk Larry Marquardt Kenneth Oppelt Roger Peterson Dale Risch Wallace Unruh Jerene Weber Daniel Barbara Anderson Baker MardeLL Deloria Judy Colbeck DeZeeuw Engelbrecht Joyce Erks Dale Groepper i Dale I vers on Marshall Raymond Janssen Janssen Carol Linda Marlow Myrna Tony Darwin Kretsinger Kurtz Larson McLaughlin Meyer Miller David Leonard Mueller Otkin Billy Stuefen John Swift William Schirmer Mrs. Thelma Ekberg Ethel Schut Warren Strubbe Robert Van Dyke Judy Wiskur John Bruce Baker Bauer Lynne Duin Shar on Duin David Even Kurtis Gelderman Wayne Greve J ody Gr ies Robert Heard V Ilene Kock Linda Landsman Lois Landsman Deborah Lang Nancy Mattes on James Walter Merrick Monk Janice Nissen Betty Pike Susan Risch Steven Smith Charles Sowden Paula Stuefei i Judy Vanderbusb Van Dyke Sheila Sharon Mrs. Clarence Wattnem Wiskur Stuefen Kim Andersen Deborrah Bauer Danny Bessler Rochelle Mario Barbara Borstad Clauasen Davis Freddie Lloyd Valerie Hegerfeld Kretsinger Kretsinger Eddie Marlene Jane Dean Diedrich Er ks Susan Landsman n- V-' ? David Larson Jody Matteson Janice McLaughlin Neva Miller Darrel Otkin Jan Peterson Pamela Ponto Robert Sherriiyn Mavis Sovden Strubbe Thompson Leonard Tolk Wesley Van Dyke Neil Willert Billy Wiskur Mrs. Shyla Walsh James Anderson Clifford Gelderaan Barbara Janssen Diane Op pelt Renae Bauer Duane Berke Vivian Clausen I Ricky Even Steven Greve . I • Tiaothy Harvey Steven Heard Gloria Iverson Viva Andersen Sheila Baker Anna DeZeeuw Rodney Greve J oyce Cries Pamela Hegerfeld Teresa Heidemann Joyce Jensen Bruce Lang Teresa Monk ry Moulton Reid Peterson Susan Ponto Merlin Thompson Karen David Van Dyke Janet Gary Loren Bruns Burke Colbeck Duin Gelderman Hinrichs Glenn Miller Robert Oppelt Cheryl Ponto Chrisandra Pottratz Douglas Rasmussen Evonne Reinke Charles Smith Sylvia Smith David Garrold Sowden Strubbe Stuefen 1st QxO IjB Mr a. Lila Heneghen Dean M. Hofland Francis E. Reilly Claude R. Stieha Bertha S. Overgard E. G. Overgard Superintendent Lyndon M. Loken Principal Paul W. Mechtenberg Donald D. Gerlach Robert C. Barry Donald L. Lungren Donald R. Doyle Janice L. Miller ACTIVITIES • i BACK ROW Janis Smith Dennis Lundgren Audrey DeZeeuw DeWayne Wiskur Mrs. Overgard FRONT ROW Lila Unruh Mary Ellen Luze Leslie Kurtz Sharon Landsman Gayle Groepper Monica Peterson L lCvdClHS Sharon Landsman, Mr. Mechtenberg, Dorothy Sudtlgte, Jean McClemans, Marsha Smith, Margaret Hegerfeld, Marilyn Duin, Darlene Latham, Carolee Kramer, Monica Peterson, Kay Cochran. ini’$ Bfcj’s Qt tM Carolee Kramer Loren Larsen {wJUbOtL Otot BACK ROW Pat Risch Dennis Lundgren Marlys Bergman Ellen Kurtz Karon Traxinger Sharon Landsman Betty Wiskur Carolee Kramer Mary Ellen Luze FRONT ROW Mr. Reilly Margaret Hegerfeld Marilyn Duin Leslie Kurtz Charles Mielke Judy Rickerl pOp i'QtOujfc BACK ROW Steve McKecwn Dale Hansen Marlys Bergman Leonard Burlage Marsha Smith Lois Larson Cliff Kurtz Margaret Hegerfeld Roger Hornby FRONT ROW Lois Wiskur Sharon Traxinger Mr. Reilly Karon Traxinger Betty Wiskur Bernadette Luze, Betty Wiskur, Dorothy Sudtelgte, Jerilyn Engelbrecht, Mrs. Overgard, Elaine Myers. Ellen Hurney Pat Risch Betty C, AQck i AumIa 1 Cu co- Awtvui Elaine Myers; Queen, Audrey Deieeuw; King, Kenny Baker; David Pratt. PWA.FP J Ro-ydbty Uustc D. A R Sharon Landsman Judy Rickerl ICoMj Queofr Milton McKeown Koyla Le8lie XtJ A ldojVib£ The annual Elkton High School Homecoming got under way September 28, 1962, with the crowning of the King and Queen. Leonard Burlage, acting as master of ceremonies, announced Milt McKeown, King, and Koyla Leslie, Queen. The attendants were Terry Smith, Carolee Kramer, Sharon Landsman, and David Pratt. The crown bearer was Calvin Reilly and the flower bearer was Anna Marie DeZeeuw. Friday evening, September 29, Elkton beat Willow Lake by a score of 9 - 0. Following the game a dance was held. Terry Smith Carolee Kramer Sharon Landsman David Pratt P pcfub Marilyn Duin, Koyla Leslie, Carolee Kramer, Elaine Myers. JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM CLASS PLAYS CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 1962 1962 A READY MADE FAMILY BotutfL Ajujboitiwj BuS Dtuj iS CusWiAk Merle Pottratz, Leonard Reinke, Fred Duin, Neil Kangan, Alvin Hewitt, Leo Bergman, Rev, Swift. John Evens, Leo Traxinger, Roy Kramer, Elmer Smallfield, Elmer Engelbrecht. Kenneth Anderson Mrs. Pottratz MUSIC BACK RCW- Phillip Lhret, Lois Larson, Jack Tolk, Allen Unruh. FRONT RCW- Judy Rickerl, Lila Unruh, Patty Risch, Wanda Larson, Karon Traxinger, Loren Larsen, Wallace Unruh, Richard Motter. C5 i Uoj vtette$ Marilyn Pottratz, Audrey DeZeeuw, Carolee Kramer, Marilyn Duin, Diane Bessler. A4 d tiga£ Koyla Leslie, Sharon Traxinger, Carolee Kramer, Marilyn Duin, Judy McKecwn. Darlene Latham, Lois Larson. David Pratt, Dennis Lundgren, Tom Rickerl, Loren Larsen, Mike Sievert, Kenny Baker, Richard Motter. AIttQtote BomJj T uaOu£$ Allen Unruh, Lila Unruh, Mr. Hofland, Jack Talk, Richard Motter, Judy Rickerl. Karon Traxinger, Koyla Leslie, Sharon Traxinger, Lila Unruh, Jerilyn Engelbrecht, Lois Larson, Judy McKeown, Darlene Latham. QirJlS Cfjub DVctetm Linda Even, Charles Marquardt, Phillip Ehret. Ck ui AM Oboin CkomS David Pratt, Tom Rickerl, Kenny Baker, Richard Motter. Keyla Leslie, Carolee Kraner, Judy McKecwn, Darlene Latham, Qotolsts Carolee Kramer, Sharon Traxinger, Judy Me Ke own, Lois Larson, Darlene Latham. Leslie Kurtz, Karon Traxinger, Janis Smith, Koyla Leslie, Lila Unruh. 45 rs Milton McKecwn Dennis Lundgren 0 i � «James Hornby T a 38 4 .■ r $ sp TEAM PLAYED Oarretson DeSmet Erookings (Sophomores) Arlington Volga Lake Preston Nillow Lake (Homecoming) General Beadle Howard r 31 SCORES ELKS OPPONENTS 12 18 13 0 6 26 1 2 7 33 1 0 13 8 14 6 6 1 1 Dennis Kampmen Leonard Burlage QE Pat Koerner LB w Bruce Bruce Ef?an Arlington DeSmet White Colman Volga Rutland Spencer White Colman Verdi 'White Estelline Willcv Lake Egan Howard Lake Preston Verdi Volga Arlington Lake Preston 44 44 44 43 47 69 39 37 69 46 45 63 70 67 75 39 35 41 59 37 35 32 33 OPPONENTS 41 32 41 56 34 55 52 64 5 40 58 ' 55 30 71 79 50 69 48 40 47 34 47 34 Stephen McKeown Ronald Smallfield High school and ?ro h Relay TRACK TEAM Shot Put High Junp ADVERTISING Corn Exchange Bank Member F.D.I.C. — All Deposits Guaranteed up to (10,000 M MOVIBIO INTMl BANKING ACT Of 411 We pay 4% on year certifi- cates of deposits and SH% on 6 Slkton, Out '. Dp .ot months certificates and savings. -hone - 2-21 4 MERLE V. LEONARD Z SCHOOL BUSES McCaffrey FIRST A NATIONAL BANK Brookings, South Dakota Farmers Produce Errs — Cream Poultry — Wool FREE PICK CP Phone ;42-388l ELKTOK, SOUTH DAKOTA Elkton, South Dakota Dial 5U2-2l ll Elkton, South Dakota Phone 51 2-2201 ELKTON RECORD TRUCKS TRACTORS PARTS A SERVICE HEW A USED FARM MACHIHERX Elkton, South Dakota Phone 51 2-21 21 ROY KRAMER BIBBY KALLEMEYN PHONE 692-6275 BROOKINGS, SOOTH DAKOTA Elkton Farmers Union 60-op Oil Co. Elkton, South Dakota Phone 5U2-31W1 COAL FEED GRINDING FEEDS GRAIN Kin NO SEEDS SEXAUER ELEVATORS Compliments of Rolland 6. Jones Skyview Sales Service Phone 542-3241 ARTZ LOCKER AND SOFT WATER SERVICE 307 THIRD STREET PROCKINGS, SOUTH D KOT . KIDMAN FEEDS attar .'esus for ora . rofita i. .• ...in jince 1 vO i r-n's tanaard oek Howoer -o : n- ,T3t curt 1V8. i% It c a r EARL GAGEBY EMIL SALK Men's i Boys’ Clothing Ward, South Dakota Phone: Li-2-3231 SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY INC n b'dr 7th St .. atertown Sc. Dak, jg WALKER DRUG FOUNTAIN SERVICE SCHOOL SUPPLIES MAGAZINES ?.icno COSMETICS ELKTON, SOUTH DAKOTA C.J.TEPLEY Dentist r.or;u • i- est i� , i.ltiiijsota •� “ i Wuoic Stoic Brookings, South Dakota 1 Phone 1 W 692-625 MOBIL BULK SERVICE MOBIL GAS - FUIL OILS MOBIL OIL 1 Block S. First Nat. Bank Brookings, South Dakota Phone 692-5915 EVERYTHING TO BUILD A NT THING GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY p«I� IT - FENCE - HARDWARE Phone 5 2-2261 Elkton, South Dakota ALVIN QUINN PAINTS AND GLASS SCHOOL SUPPLIES WALL PAPER VARIETY GOODS FLOOR COVERING GREETING CARDS PHONE: ELKTON, SO. DAKOTA 2-0131 MC CANN-LIGHT Dr. W. P. Nelson ATTORNEYS Chiropractor Klkton. S. Dak. BROOKINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA • ROY PRATT TRUCKING SERVICE Elkton, South Dakota MYERS STANDARD SERVICE Elkton, South Dakota KLOSTERMAN’S OTTERTAI L ELK CAFE POWER COMPANY Elkton, South Dakota Short Orders Coffee Ice Cream Elkton, South Dakota ROBERT HOLMLUND Service Representative Ice Cream Sandwiches Dinners Coffee Pie Candy Short Orders SCHULTZ Food Market and Dry Goods Elkton, South Dakota DIAMOND Phone: 5U2-2151 LUNCH Elkton, South Dakota Schaffer Brothers, Inc. Gum le The Friendly Store WAGNER ELECTRIC AND REGRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE Frigidare and Maytag Appliances Admiral T V Paint and Glass We do all types of Electrical and Refrigeration work. Phone 5 4-2-2311 Elkton, South Dakota Elkton Hatchery and Milling Service PHONE LI 2-2231 ELKTON, SOUTH DAKOTA KOHL Farm Service L. P. Lou Kohl “Your Purina Dealer” Ph. 542-2231—Elkton, S. D. 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