Elkton High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1973 volume:

For word We the 1973 Elkton High School yearbook staff sub- mit this book to you, the reader. We hope that you will recall the many memorable events during this year, as you read through this book now and through the years to come. With this thought in mind, we begin THE 1973 ELK. The 1973 Elk Editor Karen Nelson Elkton Ind. 121 Elkton, South Dakota Volume No. XXVII Assistant Editor Mary Hegerfeld Advisor Mr. Duane Tordoff Editorial FACULTY EDITORS Joyce Gries Viva Andersen SENIOR EDITORS Monica Gebhart Pat Janssen UNDERCLASSMEN EDITORS Mary Hegerfeld Carol Peters SPORTS EDITORS Cheryl Ponto Donna Knuth Debbie McKeown GRADE EDITORS Karen Kampmann Sue Short Staff ACTIVITIES EDITORS Kristi Lynn Mary Jo Nelson Leanne Burlage Pat Janssen MUSIC EDITORS Lynn Kurtz Sherri Anderson ADVERTISING EDITORS Denise Cameron Lori Dexter BUSINESS MANAGERS Sally Suhr Denise Cameron PHOTOGRAPHY Mary Jo Nelson Table of Contents Seniors..........................5 Juniors.........................14 Sophomores......................16 Freshmen........................18 Grades..........................21 Administration..................27 ACTIVITIES Publication Staffs...........32 FHA..........................34 FFA..........................35 Declam.......................36 Student Council..............37 Awards.......................38 Class Plays..................40 SPORTS Football.....................44 Homecoming...................46 Basketball...................50 T rack.......................54 Junior High..................56 Cheerleaders.................58 MUSIC Music Leaders................60 Band.........................62 Chorus.......................66 Triple Trio..................68 Prom............................70 Graduation......................72 Advertising.....................74 Time to Remember Senior Steve Rykhus eludes a tackle during a game. Many Seniors had memorable events during their final season of high school football. Everyone will remember the study halls. Relaxing from a busy day are these Seniors: Joyce Overend, Monica Gebhart, Rod Greve, and Dale Bowne. In the background are Tom Thielen, Marlon Brandt, John Coughlin, and Shane McKeown. Many Seniors participated in band this year. Everyone worked hard to make it a successful year. 2 The Arts and Crafts Club worked on various projects this year. Above, the Freshmen are working on their projects. Cliff Pratt gives directions to Leanne Burl age as she tries on football gear during homecoming activities. The FHA girls hosted a round robin with Deubrook. Pictured above are: Sally Suhr, Deb Aaker, Annette Gebhart, Pat Janssen, Ruth Culhane, Barb Moulton, Sherri Anderson, and Sue Short. Tim Davis, Tom Thielen, Dave Van Dyke, and Kevin Nelson helped the cheerleaders at one of the pep meetings. Lynn Kurtz starts work on the room simu- lation being made by the home ec girls. 3 Time to Remember Many Seniors had memorable events in their years of varsity basketball. As shown above, Shane McKeown battles a Deubrook player for a re- bound. Remember the days when daydreaming was a favorite pastime. Above, Kent Risch dreams about the tough football game he played last Friday against Verdi. His expression tells the rest of the story. The teachers, as well as the kids, enjoyed the pep meetings as Mr. Siedschlaw, Mrs. Iverson, Miss Beyer, and Mrs. Seaman get ready for the next skit. Steve Clarin and Phil Davis prepare for the big exam in En- glish. Or, does Steve have other things on his mind? 4 SENIORS Class of Monica Gebhart Secretary Dan Diedrich Vice President Peg Short Treasurer Mary Alberts June McDowell President Kevin Nelson Karen Nelson Sue Ponto Joyce Overend Reid Peterson Seniors Class Flower: White Carnation With Red Rose Center Class Colors: Red, White And Blue Clifford Pratt Seniors Kent Risch Lorraine Scholl Steve Rykhus Thomas Thielen The students at E.H.S. would like to thank Zeke for really making this year extra special. Ezequiel Agustin Burgos is our foreign exchange this year, he comes from Santiago, Chile and has been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Don McDowell throughout the year. Zeke (a nickname given to him by the E. H. S. 'ers) has two brothers, Alexander and Ralph, and has attended boy school throughout his school years. Zeke's birthday is May 27, 1957 and is now 15. He told us he is undecided about his future, whether he will go to college or start working when he returns to Chile, which will be at the end of July. We're sure glad that Zeke has learned how a little town in America lives and does certain things (and some things have really baffled him) just in turn; how we have learned the whys, why nots, whens, whats, and ways of all the customs Zeke brought, that we shared in the greatest ways. We loved having you here Zeke and some of us will really miss you. The Best of Luck—E.H.S. Students. Harry Visser 12 UNDERCLASSMEN Rick Bauer Steve Clarin Loren Colbeck Mary Coughlin Karen Kampmann Donna Knuth Lynn Kurtz Dan Luze Randy Meyer Glenn Miller Dave Myers Carol Peters Cheryl Ponto Doug Rasmussen u Phil Davis Lester Duin Charleen Heesch Mary Hegerfeld Kristi Lynn Larry Overend Bob Scharke Charlie Smith Doug Stuefen Dennis VanDyke Warren Williams is Deb Aaker Sherri Anderson Denise Cameron Kent Claussen Joe Cochran Ruth Culhane Lori Dexter Rufus DeZeeuw Larry Died rich Jayne Duin Rick Ehret Roger Ehret Annette Gebhart Theresa Gebhart Beth Gengler Mike Hegerfeld Barb Hinrichs Pat Janssen Diann Leiferman Pete Luze Bill McDowell Becky McKeown 16 Rick McKeown Deb Miller Myron Miller Barb Moulton Mary Jo Nelson Janelle Paulson Deb Peterson Lou Ann Rasmussen FRESHMEN Patty Anderson Mark Anderson Lori Bessler Kevin Biggar Alayna Brandt Judy Coughlin John Davis Michelle DeMarteleare Randy DeZeeuw Marc Duin Julie Jensen Kim Jensen Mary Lou Greve John Gries Jeff Heesch Beth Kampmann 18 Todd Lorenzen Dawn Lundgren Jean Luze Tori Lynn Dave Meyer Dawn Miller Kevin Myers Carol Oppelt Joann Overend Julie Peters Mari Peterson Sharon Scharke Mary Smith Rhonda Tolk Marla Vanderbush Ed Vaske 19 Jll nior Class Officers The Junior Class Officers were: Mary Hegerfeld, President; Phil Davis, Vice-President; Dan Luze, Treasurer; and Carol Peters, Secretary. Freshmen Class Officers The Freshmen Class Officers were: Michelle DeMartel- eare, Vice-President; Dawn Lundgren, President; and John Davis, Secretary-Treasurer. Sophomore Class Officers The Sophomore Class Officers were: Beth Gengler, Vice President; Joe Cochran, Secretary-Treasurer; and Janelle Paulson, President. 70 ELEMENTARY EIGHTH GRADE Row 1: Jean Gebhart, Jenean Nissen, Elonda Risch, Mary McKeown, Darla Pratt, Carla Arends, Barb Lang. Row 2: Marcene Willert, Susan Hegerfeld, De- lores Stein, Peggy Janssen, Teresa Kampmann, Judy Thielen, Cindy Adolph. Row 3: Linda VanDyke, Greg Jensen, Steven Nelson, Larry DeZeeuw, Phillip Adolph, Donald Cameron, Mark Johnson, Edward Deiterman, Donald Clark, JoAnne VanDyke. Row 4: Mr. Den Herder, Thomas Alberts, Tom Diedrich, Larry Williams, Ryan Mag- nus, Timothy Mangan, Chuck Kuehl, Scott Nielson, John Short, James Deit- erman, Mr. Tordoff. SEVENTH GRADE Row 1: Julie Anderson, Lee Ann Davis, Janine Thielen, Julie Lynn, Janice Ov- erend, Carol Brown, Margaret Janssen, Janice Wiskur. Row 2: Debbie Rasmuss- en, Mary Jo Culhane, Angeline Luze, Laura Heesch, Norma Henningsen, Gwen Risch, Diane Peterson, Joyce Op- pelt. Row 3: Miss Beyer, Tim Alberts, Allen Finley, Tony Myers, Dan Ander- son, Douglas Arends, Robert Heesch, Randy Hinrichs, Keith DeMarteleare, Charles Hegerfeld, Gene Bundy, Doug- las Jensen. Row 4: Dale Lynn, Donald Bauman, Dean Andersen, Thomas Luze, Jerry Nissen, Robert Thompson, Tom Stuefen, Dick Peters, Philip Vaske. 22 SIXTH GRADE Row 1: Carol McDowell, Leah Arends, Karen Brown, Rene Lytle, Donna Stein, Julie Huffman, Steven Kuehl, Thomas Davis. Row 2: Jean Culhane, Bonnie Kampmann, Nancy Henningsen, Helen Claussen, Joan Janssen, Wendy Adolph, Lori Nelson, Peggy Bauer. Row 3: Mi- cheal Ponto, Mrs. Stuefen, Timothy Jensen, Mitchell Magnus, Cory Stuefen, Jens Holm, Timothy Nielsen, Stuart Even, James Bundy. Row 4: Lisa Luze, Lori Colbeck, Helen Willert, Mike Ryk- hus, Craig Biggar, Daniel Knuth, Mrs. Hazledine. FIFTH GRADE Row 1: David Anderson, Joel Koch, Bradley Heesch, Joseph Thielen, Kelly Meyer, Mindy Nicola, Leslie Landsman, Ronda Lytle, Dawn Kuehl. Row 2: Janet Anderson, Lynda Hegerfeld, Marcene Otten, Jolene Vaske, Debra Bauman, Shawn Smith, Shirley Janssen, Kristi Jensen, Sandra Lar g. Row 3: Shari Pick- ard, Judy Scharke, David Diedrich, Chuck Lorden, Larry Lorenzen, James Thielen, Curtis Krogman, Brian Adolph, Craig Cameron, Ervin Gebhart, Cynthia Finley, Dawn Dexter. Row 4: Mr. Whites, Carol Claussen, Jane Clark, Julie Moulton, Patricia Hegerfeld, Brian Lynn, James Luze, Everett Gebhart, Timothy Anderson, Dale Anderson, Kevin DeMarteleare, Mrs. Hazledine. 23 FOURTH GRADE Row 1: Todd Landsman, Kevin Lynn, Melvin Brown, Douglas Bundy, Cathy Nelson, Shelia Finley, Robb Adolph, Joseph Davis, Jim Anderson. Row 2: Sonja Otten, Beth Huffman, Glenda Van Dyke, Diane Lorden, Lynnette Landsman, Linda Luze, Pamela Rochel, Lisa Bauer, Karen Lynn. Row 3: Sam- uel McDowell, Mrs. Moulton, Danny Stein, Jim Bauer, Ron Kramer, Tony Anderson, Kevin Krogman, Thomas Kampmann, Calvin Van Dyke, Leon- ard Gebhart, Kirby Tolk, Mrs. Rohrer, James Schirmer. Not pictured: Richard Nicola, Craig Dexter. THIRD GRADE Row 1: Wendell Thomsen, Bryce Nic- ola. David Wiskur, James Styf. Randal Peterson, Joseph Nissen, Jerald Bauman, Daniel Brown. Row 2: Carmen Arends. Connie Kramer, Kristy Pickard, Pam- ela DeZeeuw . Shelly Jensen. Valerie Cameron, Anita Moulton. Nancy Kurtz. Rochelle Lytle. Richard Kuehl. Row 3: Jeff DeZeeuw, Mrs. Rohrer, Dennis Stein. Joel Arends. Joseph Scholl, Dan- iel Kampmann, Jeff Rykhus, Timothy Bauer. Bradley Lynn. Mrs. Pratt. Frank Vanderbush. 24 SECOND GRADE Row 1: Todd Holm. Charles Davis, Charles Luze. Jayne Miller, Jackie Bauer, Charles Smith, Garry Jensen. Row' 2: Donita Hamlin, Dorothy Geb- hart. Janii Hegerfeld, Carol Bothe, Vonda Luze, Karmen Hansen. Reve An- derson. Row' 3: Matthew Smith, Sherry DeZeeuw, Jon Vaske. Leah Anderson, Gayle Heesch, Joseph Nielsen. John Lytle. Not pictured: Mrs. Kruse. FIRST GRADE Row' 1: Scott Stuefen, Michael Kurtz, TonyWiskur, Michael Pratt. Row 2: Travys Harvey, Karla Kruger. Carla Pottratz, Angela Rykhus. Shiela Lands- man, Kristie Kramer, Evon Arends. Row 3: Sylvia Otten, Mrs. Heneghen. Becky Finley, Chad Kuehl. Jeffrey Schneider. Katherine Bauer, Linda Henningsen, David Fenske. Not pic- tured: Todd Even, Traci Knuth. 25 Reading in their small groups were: Timmy Bauer, Jim Styf, Frank Vanderbush, Rick Kuehl, and Joe Nissen. KINDERGARTEN Row 1: Thomas Kuehl. Chad Even, Jeffery Huffman, Brian Kruger, Scott Wiskur. Row 2: Koni Koch. Tammy Nicola. Jody Schneider. Janet Broder- sen, Susan Thielen. Ronald Anderson. Row 3; Patrick Coughlin, Mrs. Freder- iksen, Lonnette Biggar. Debra Stein, Ronald Vaske, William Lynn, Donald Lytle. Not pictured: David Krogman. o 2 or! H H O 2 44 Mr. Eugene Schneider Principal, Government Mrs. John Kramer Secretary Mr. John Bauer Counselor Mrs. Donald Short Elementary Principal Administration Mrs. Lee Leysen Secretary School Board Members of the School Board of E.H.S. are Mr. Marvin Greve, Mr. E. B. McKeown, Mr. Donald Rykhus, Mr. Arnold Deiterman, Mr. Roy Kramer, and Mr. Rufus DeZeeuw. The Administration of E.H.S. help build and guide students in their knowledge of learning. They also help provide and sponsor many of the activities of the students. The year 1972-73 proved to be a good year, full of unusual events and happenings. 28 Mb. Carol Hefling Mr. Joel Laumer English Science Mb. Janet Seamen Mr. Don Magnus Home Economics Math Science Mr. Victor Johnson Vocational Ag. Mr. Lyle Siedschlaw Industrial Arts Elkton High Mb. Donna Kramer Mr. Duane Tordoff Music Business Jr. High Coach Faculty Miss Paula Beyer Mr. Gene DenHerder Mb. Nancy Iveson Librarian Social Problems English. Spanish Football Track Coach Mr. Terry Vincent History Basketball Coach 79 The Bus Drivers were: Mr. Jim Stuefen, Mr. Leonard Reinke, Mr. Milt Janssen, Mr. Bill Landsman, Mis. Lillian Claussen, Mrs. Arlene Janssen. The Custodians were: Mr. Ken Anderson; not pictured, Mrs. Bundy. Mr. Laumer takes a break. The Cooks were: Mrs. Lillian Risch, Mrs. Dorothy Lytle, and Mrs. Aileen McDowell. Pictured Below: Mr. Den Herder and the boys are discussing a few facts. 30 4 • Paper Staff The Elk-O-Gram, a school paper covering high school news, was pub- lished monthly by the EHS Paper Staff. Together, they pooled their efforts to get complete coverage of the school activities. The members of the Staff are: Row 1: Sherri Anderson, Deb Miller, Kristi Lynn, assistant editor; Anna DeZeeuw, editor; Joyce Gries, Karen Kampmann, Nadene Deiterman, and Mr. Tordoff, advisor. Row 2: Leanne Burlage, Barb Moulton, Pat Janssen, Mary Hegerfeld, Mary Coughlin, Lynn Kurtz, Charleen Heesch, and Mary Jo Nelson. Not pictured is: Carol Janssen, Deb Aaker, and Mary Alberts. For just a dime, Lorraine Scholl buys an Elk-O-Gram from the staff's business manager. Deb Miller. The editors get together to look over their work. They are Anna DeZeeuw, paper staff editor; and Karen Nelson, annual staff editor. 32 Here is an example of a few of the staff working to get their pages done on time. Above: Sports Editors-“Donna Knuth and Cheryl Ponto. Right: Music Editors—Sherri Anderson and Lynn Kurtz. Annual Staff This year the Annual Staff have worked together, once again, to give a good, clear picture of our school, and it's members. Their creativity and hard work shows up in every page with the many picutres and stories of EHS students and activities. With the help of Mr. Tordoff, our advisor, the staff has completed the best year book ever. Members of the staff are; Row 1: Sherri Anderson, Monica Gebhart, Viva Andersen, Cheryl Ponto, Donna Knuth, Denise Cameron, Carol Peters, Karen Kampman, Mr. Tor- doff. Row 2: Joyce Gries, Sally Suhr, Leanne Burlage, Pat Janssen, Mary Hegerfeld—assistatn editor, Karen Nelson— editor, Mary Nelson, Lynn Kurtz, Sue Short, Kristi Lynn, Lori Dexter. FHA Officers The FHA Officers are: Row 1: Beth Gengler, Treasurer; Mary Nelson, Secretary; Mary Coughlin, President; Kristi Lynn, Vice President; Mary Hegerfeld, and Monica Gebhart. Row 2: Annette Gebhart, Sally Suhr, Charleen Heesch, Janelle Paulson, and Mrs. Janet Seaman, advisor. Fture Homemakers Of America The FHA, with a total member- ship of 34 members, had a very busy year. The organization sponsored several events including a Secret Grandmother's Tea, a Sweetheart Dance, and the annual Style Show. The memberfs are: Row 1: Mary Smith, Alayna Brandt, Julie Peters, Deb Peterson, Lynn Kurtz, Deb Mil- ler, Carol Peters, and Nadene Deit- erman. Row 2: Mrs. Janet Seaman, Jayne Duin, Lori Bessler, Karen Nel- son, Barb Moulton, Pat Janssen, Di- Ann Leiferman, Ruth Culhane, and Judy Coughlin. Row 3; Dawn Miller, Mari Peterson, Carol Oppelt, Patty Anderson, Theresa, Gebhart, Sherri Anderson, Sue Short, and Denise Cameron. Future Farmers of America The 1972-73 year proved to be a rather busy one for the FFA. With the help of their advisor, the boys com- pleted a fine year of fun and hard work. The boys are; Row 1: Rufus DeZeeuw, Randy Meyer, Dan Diedrich, Rick Bauer, Charlie Smith, Phil Davis, Loren Colbcck, Myron Miller. Row 2: Larry Diedrich, Doug Stein, John Cough- lin, Larry Moulton, Todd Lorenzen, Larry Overend, Jeff Heesch, Randy DeZeeuw, Tori Lynn. Row 3: Ken Van Dyke, Denny Van Dyke, David Vaske, Kevin Nelson, Dave Van Dyke, Dale Bowne, John Davis, Mr. Victor Johnson. Pictured at the right is Charlie Smith, the delegate to the National FFA Music Convention at Kansas City, Mo. ELKTON FFA Officers Pictured at the left are the 1972- 73 FFA Officers and their advisor: Mr. Victor Johnson, Rick Bauer, Dan Diedrich, John Coughlin, Bruce Lang, Charlie Smith, Glenn Miller. 35 DECLAM Mrs. Hefling was the advisor for declam participants. She helped each of the girls prepare for the local contest, and accompanied the winners to the district contest. Shown in the above picture are the winners of the local declam contest. They are: Kristi Lynn, Poetry; Sherri Anderson, Oratory; and Carol Peters, Humorous. Missing is Carol Janssen. Dramatic. The following girls attended the district contest held at Baltic where all received excellents. In the picture below are the girls who participated in the local con- test. They are: Kristi Lynn, Sherri Anderson, Nadene Deiterman. Mrs. Hefling. advisor, Mari Peterson, Denise Cameron, and Carol Peters. Not shown is Carol Janssen. 36 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council represented the student body in governing matters involving E. H. S. students. When changes were needed the students had a voice in the matter, through the .Student Council. One of their first concerns for the year was Homecoming. The Council organized various jobs for each of the classes, and kept everything going. Student Government Day. a day in which seniors took over teacher .responsibilities, was sponsored by the Student Council. The members of the council also organized a Muscular Dystrophy Week. They collected donations from students and parents for this worthy cause. The Student Council representa- tives were: Charlie Smith. Lynn Kurtz. Joyce Gries, Dave VanDyke, RickEhret. Kristi Lynn, Mary Nel- son, Cliff Pratt. Karen Nelson. Kev- in Biggar, and Judy Coughlin. Pictured below: The council counts the donated money which they collected during Muscular Dys- trophy W eek. Doing another top notch job as advisor for the Student Council was Mr. John Bauer. The officers of the Student Council were: Kristi Lynn, “Secretary-Treasurer; Cliff Pratt, President; and Karen 'Nelson. Vice-President. Tomorrow the World Kristi Lynn and Charlie Smith were chosen by the American Legion and Auxiliary to represent Elkton at the Girl and Boys State Convention. They were chosen for their leadership, citizenship, and scholastic ability. The alternates for Girl and Boy State were Mary Coughlin and Dan Luze. Mary Ann Alberts received the Betty Crocker award for her knowledge of home economics. This year's DAR Award went to Joyce Overend. Annually a Senior student is chosen by teachers and classmates, on the basis of good citi- zenship. 38 Joyce Overend and Monica Gebhart were chosen by the faculty to represent EHS at the Banker's Convention held at Mitchell. Awards The Crisco Award, chosen by Mrs. Seaman, went to Sherri Anderson. Annually a Sophomore home ec. stu- dent is chosen by her teacher for be- ing an outstanding homemaker. Pictured to the far left is Rhonda Tolk receiving the Freshman Scholas- tic Award. To receive this honor, Rhonda maintained the highest grade average in her class. Pictured to the left is Monica Gebhart, who was awarded the annual PTO Scholarship by the Parent- Teacher Organization. She will use the scholarship to further her educa- tion at Watertown Vocational School. 39 “ Vo Boys Allowed” Under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Iverson, the Junior class presented the play No Boys Allowed . Members of the cast, Row 1: Carol Peters, Mary Heger- feld, Charleen Heesch, Cheryl Ponto, Sherry Williams, and Kristi Lynn. Row 2: Nadene Deiterman, Karen Kampman, Loren Col beck, Phil Davis, Warren Williams, Doug Rasmussen, Dan Luze, Rick Bauer, Carol Janssen, Donna Knuth, Denny Van Dyke, Mary Coughlin, Lynn Kurtz, and Charlie Smith. 40 In the scene above, Mary Hegerfeld catches Dan Luze and Doug Rasmussen and ties them up so they cannot escape. Below, Doug and Dan have freed themselves and caught Phil Davis and Denny VanDyke. Dan Luze gives Phil Davis a shove in this tense scene with Loren Colbeck (with mask on) Cheryl Ponto and Sherry Williams looking on. In the background Denny VanDyke, the villian, gets away. “Desperate Ambrose’ The Senior Class presented a west- ern play, Desperate Ambrose. Cast included. Row 1: Lorraine Scholl, Mon- ica Gebhart, Karen Nelson, Anna De- Zeeuw, Mary Alberts, and June Mc- Dowell. Row 2: Cliff Pratt, Reid Peter- son, Joyce Gries, Leanne Burlage, and Rodney Greve. Row 3: Steve Rykhus, Shane McKeown, John Coughlin, Kevin Nelson, Marlon Brandt, Larry Moulton, and Bruce Lang. Larry Moulton gets the(hair) treatment by Karen Nelson and Anna DeZeeuw. Reid Peterson finds himself surrounded by the bad guys John Coughlin, Shane McKeown, and Steve Rykhus, while flirting with Monica Gebhart. Below, Mary Alberts meets Larry Moulton while John Coughlin, Karen Nelson, and Anna De- Zeeuw look on. _ In a moment of passion, Joyce Gnes proposes to John Coughlin. Grade School Helpers The grade school helpers worked for the elementary teach- ers correcting and doing other miscellaneous jobs. The helpers were: Row 1: Barb Hinrichs, Lori Dextor, Lou Ann Rasmussen, and Linda Williams. Row 2: Theresa Gebhart, Denise Cameron. Darla Pratt, Elonda Risch. and Sue Short. Row 3: Mary McKeown. Peg Janssen, Carla A rends, and Jayne Duin. Row 4: Linda Van Dyke. Judy Thielen. Joanne Van Dyke, Sue Hegerfeld, Delores Stein, and Je- nean Nissen. Kitchen Helpers The kitchen helpers worked for the cooks during the noon hour to help provide fast service and good food. The help- ers were. Sharon Scharke. Jenean Nissen, Tori Lynn, Barb Hinrichs, Mark Duin, Delores Stein, Judy Thielen, Lisa Hegerfeld, Lou Ann Rasmussen, and Theresa Gebhart. 42 Football Summary Deubrook 8 Elkton no Elkton 58 Astoria 8 Lynd 26 Elkton 22, Homecoming Elkton 16 Belvlew 32 Elkton 8 Russell 48 Ruthton 44 Elkton 38, 2 ots. Elkton 28 Milroy 50 Echo 0 Elkton 32 Verdi 36 Elkton 6 Coach Den Herder, Coach Vincent, and the players, head toward the dressing room after a victory over Deubrook. Defensive Line The defense included: Kevin Nelson, Loren Risch, Rick Rochel, Doug Stuefen, Bruce Lang, Charlie Smith, Jeff Heesch, Joe Cochran, and Tom Thielen. Offensive Backs The offensive backs for this year's football team were: Tim Davis, Charlie Smith, Cliff Pratt, Steve Rykhus, Dave Van Dyke, Rick Ro- chel, Mike Hegerfeld, and Jeff Heesch. 44 Gridiron Future Looks Bright Under the direction of first year coach, Mr. Den Her- der, the Elks won three games and lost six. They placed seventh in the Mini Conference. Steve Rykhus was all- conference offensive end. Bruce Lang and Dave Van Dyke each received honorable mention. Pictured below is the 1972 varsity team consisting of: Doug Bundy, Doug Stuefen, Marc Duin, Jeff Heesch, Clif- ford Pratt, Tim Davis, Joe Cochran, Mike Hegerfeld, Loren Colbeck, Jim Bundy. ROW 2: Kent Claussen, War- ren Williams, Loren Risch, Dave Van Dyke, Bill McDow- ell, Dave Myers, Rick McKeown, Rick Rochel, Todd Lor- enzen. ROW 3: Coach Gene Den Herder, Kent Risch, Charlie Smith, Tom Thielen, Steve Rykhus, Kevin Nel- son, Bruce Lang, Steve Clarin, and Coach Vincent. Pictured at the left, Jeff Heesch, Doug Steufen, and War- ren Williams come back on to the field after the half time pep talk from the coaches. 43 At the top of the page first and second atten- dants Anna, Steve, Joyce, and Cliff are pictured on cars during the Home- coming game. Center: shows Charlie breaking through the line as the offensive line did their job of blocking the opposing team. Pictured below is Karen and Kevin riding the royalty car in the Home- coming parade. Twins Chosen Twins, Karen and Kevin Nelson, were elected King and Queen during the week long Homecoming activi- ties. Kent breaks through the hoop made by the Sophomores as one of their jobs for Homecoming. With this act, the 1972 game got its start with hopes of a victory. Leanne volunteered to see how fast a football player could suit up. June McDowell and Reid Peterson were chosen to reign as 1972's Slop King and Queen. The royalty posed in the Seniors Porta-Party Bus. The week long Homecoming Ac- tivities started on Tuesday with Tag Day, in which everyone bought tags supporting their class. Wednesday was Blue and White Day, in which all students were to King Queen wear blue and white. That evening, the powder puff football game took place with the Seniors challenging the Juniors and Freshmen. The Pep Rally and Coronation were held Thursday. Kangaroo Court was then held with Tom Thielen pre- siding as the judge and Tim Davis acting as Prosecuting Attorney. Sen- iors got their revenge on the offend- ing underclassmen. Friday was Dress-up Day for every- one. Then the big game with Lynd was played that evening, with the Homecoming Dance following, with the Town and Country Singers pro- viding the entertainment. Mary Alberts, Anna DeZeeuw, Peg Short, June McDowell, and Monica Gebhart pose for a picture during Slop Day. 47 King Kevin — Queen Karen Varsity Wins Twelve The varsity recorded a twelve win and eleven loss re- cord for the season. They tied with Lake Preston for fourth place in the Lake Central Conference. Named to the all-conference team was Steve Rykhus. Honorable mention were Kevin Nelson and Cliff Pratt. The Elks won third place in the District 10 Tourna- ment. They beat Deubrook in the opener, lost to Egan in the Semi-finals, and beat Colman for third place. Sioux Valley won the Championship of District 10 and placed third in the State meet. Members of the team were: Rufus DeZeeuw, Doug Rasmussen, Jeff Heesch, Kevin Myers, Les Duin, Kevin Nelson, Steve Rykhus, Marlon Brandt, Glenn Miller, Dave Myers, Cliff Pratt, Rick McKeown, and Coach Terry Vin- cent. To the left, Doug Rasmussen goes in for a lay-up during District Tournament action against Deubrook. Also at the head of the fast break are Cliff Pratt and Marlon Brandt. Above Kevin, Steve, Cliff, Doug, and Marlon receive the third place trophy from the District 10 Commissioner. Kent Claussen, Loren Colbeck, and Warren Williams were managers. Basketball Summary US OPPONENTS THEY 65 Colman 50 56 Estelline 60 58 Lake Benton 76 61 DeSmet 73 65 Clear Lake 58 HENDRICKS TOURNEY 55 Hendricks 64 O.T. 46 Clarkfield 44 Deubrook 63 Arlington 62 86 Verdi 54 Egan 78 US OPPONENTS THEY 63 Lake Preston 62 51 Ruthton 49 67 Howard 57 37 Castlewood 64 83 Gary 59 68 Willow Lake 76 79 Verdi 58 83 Estelline 68 63 Sioux Valley 75 Deubrook 66 63 Egan 71 80 Colman 62 Rick Glenn Cliff si Steve Rykhus attempts to block a shot of a Deubrook player during Districts tournaments at Brookings. Steve tries for a rebound, looking on are Kev- in Nelson and Shane McKeown. Glenn Miller attempts to stop a Colman player from shoot- ing. Shane McKeown battles against a Deubrook player for the ball. 52 Prospects Look Bright Pictured above are the members of the B basketball team. They are as follows: Tom Alberts, Jeff Heesch, Kevin Myers Steve Nelson, John Davis, Rufus DeZeeuw, Tim Mangan, and Ryan Magnus. Row 2: John Gries, Doug Stein, Glenn Miller. Lester Duin. Dave Myers, Rick Mc- Keown. Mark Johnson, and Coach Duane Tordoff. The team won thirteen games and lost only four. Below: Lester goes up for a shot over the outstretched hands of a Clear Lake player. T B 1 earn US OPPONENTS THEY 45 Colman 19 37 Estelline 32 31 Lake Benton 36 42 DeSmet 41 47 Clear Lake 36 25 Deubrook 32 51 Arlington 35 58 Verdi 44 49 Egan 27 Summary US OPPONENTS THEY 39 Lake Preston 29 43 Ruthton 20 38 Howard 29 45 Gary 32 44 Willow Lake 58 40 Verdi 32 45 Estelline 28 25 Sioux Valley 56 The only Senior to compete in track this season for Elkton High School was Steve Rykhus. He ran the 100 yard dash, 220 yd. dash, low hurdles, and high hurdles. His specialty was the high hurdles. Steve qualified for the State Track Meet by winning this event in the Regional meet at Watertown. He al� placed very high in this event every track meet he competed in this year. Steve was named the most valuable trackster for the 1973 season by Coach Den Herder. The 1973 version of the track team for Elkton High School com- peted in such meets as the Watoma Relays, Lake Central Conference, Howard Wood Relays, Madi� nInvi- tational, and the Mini-Conference. The members of the team and their specialties were: Dave Vaske, long jump and 220; Doug Stuefen, relays and 440; Doug Rasmussen, low hurdles and relays; Jim McKeown, mile and half-mile; Dan Luze, 880 and relays; and Marc Duin, 440. Row 2: Coach Den Herder, Rick Rochel, 220, 100, and relays; Charlie Smith, shot put; Les Duin, 220 and relays; Warren Williams, high jump; and KentClaussen, stu- dent manager. 880 Relay Team The 880 relay team consisted of Rick Rochel, Dave Vaske, Doug Stuefen, and Lester Duin. Each boy ran 220 yards in the 880 race. 54 Medley Relay Rick Rochel is pictured at the left practicing his start from the starting blocks for the 100 and 220 year dashes. The medley relay team is pic- tured to the right. Members of the team were: Rick Rochel, Lester Duin, Doug Rasmussen, and Dan Luze. The members of the Junior High track team were: Row 1: Gene Bundy, Tim Alberts, Bob Thompson, Scott Nielson, Dick Peters, Phillip Vaske, TomStuefen, Tom Luze, Donald Bauman, Dale Lynn, and Dan Anderson. Row 2: Larry Wil- liams, Tom Alberts, Tom Diedrich, Darryl McKeown, Chuck Hegerfeld, Dean Anderson, Chuck Kuehl, Don Clark, Tim Mangan, Tony Myers. Row 3: Coach Vincent, Ed Deiterman, Randy Hinrichs. Bob Heesch, Larry DeZeeuw, Mark Johnson, Ryan Magnus, Phillip Adolph, Don Cameron, and Steve Nelson. 55 Grade Athletics The 7th and 8th grade football team ended their season with four wins, one loss, and one tie. The team consists of: Tom Stuefen, Doug Jensen. Bob Thompson, DougArends. Tim Al- berts. Dick Peters, and Coach Duane Tordoff. Row 2: John Short. Larry Very Successful Williams, Chuck Hegerfeld, Bob Heesch, Tony Myers. Keith DeMart- eleare, and Dean Anderson. Back row: Tom Alberts, Tim Mangan, Mark Johnson. Donald Cameron. Ry- an Magnus, and Steve Nelson. The 8th Grade Basketball team this year consisted of: Coach Terry Vincent. Larry W illiams, John Short. Philip Ad- olph, Larry DeZeeuw. Ryan Magnus, Tom Died rich, Tom Alberts, and Chuck Kuehl. Row 2: Donald Cameron, Greg Jensen, Edward Deiterman, Mark Johnson, Tim Mangan, Steve Nelson, Donald Clark, Scott Nielson, and Jim Deiterman. The 8th grade had seven wins and one loss. 56 The Seventh Grade record at the end of this season consisted of five wins and no losses. As pictured , the Seventh Grade team included, Jim Anderson, Dick Peters. Doug Jensen, Tim Alberts, Tom Stuefen, and Gene Bundy. Back row: Robert Heesch. Bob Thompson, Chuck Hegerfeld, Tony Myers, Tom Geb- hart, and Coach Terry Vincent. The Fifth and Sixth Grade record had ten wins and three losses. The team consisted of Joe Thielen, Joe Koch, Ervin Gebhart, Dale Anderson, Ev- erett Gebhart, Mitch Magnus, Mike Rykhus, David Anderson, Kevin De- Marteleare, Larry Lorenzen, Cory Stuefen. Row 2: Coach Gene Den- Herder, Jim Bundy, Brad Heesch, Daniel Knuth, Stuart Even, Mike Ponto Tim Jensen, Steve Kuehl, Tim Anderson, Brian Lynn, Joel An- derson, Chuck Lorden, and Jim Thielen. 57 “A Cheerleaders 1972-73 A cheerleaders are: Joyce Gries, Viva Anderson, Carol Peters, Anna DeZeeuw, and Lynn Kurtz. “ft ’ Cheerleaders 1972-73 B cheerleaders are: Dianne Leiferman, Barb Moulton, Becky Me - Keown, Mary Jo Nelson, and Kim Jensen. 58 Elkettes The Elkettes, under the supervision of Mrs. Janet Seaman, led the half time entertain- ment at all the home games, and kept the Elkton pep alive. The Elkettes from left to right are: Judy Coughlin, Julie Jensen, Patti Anderson, Pat Janssen, Deb Aaker, Mary Hegerfeld, Karen Nelson, and Mary Coughlin. Row 2: Sue Ponto, Janelle Paulson, Charleen Heesch, Alayna Brandt,' Lori Dexter, Rhonda Tolk, and Julie Peters. Row 3: Beth Kampman, Michelle DeMartel- eare. Denise Cameron, Mary Alberts, Sue Short, Donna Knuth, Beth Gengler, and Advisor Mrs. Seaman. 5� Music Pictured above are the choir off- icers: Kent Risch, secretary; Joyce Gries, vice president; and Steve Rykhus, president. These students helped Mrs. Kramer with all choir business. Pictured below are the majorettes: Front row, the banner carriers; Lorraine Scholl and Patty Anderson. Second row were the twirlers: Mary Smith, Kim Jensen, and Dawn Lundgren. Third row was the head majorette; Lunn Kurtz. 60 Mrs. Donna Kramer was a first year teacher at E.H.S. The school was lucky to have a person who was brought up in such a musical atmo- sphere. Mrs. Kramer's father was a music teacher for 21 years with fan- tastic achievements. She had a sister who has a minor in music. Mr. Kra- mer, her husband is also a teacher and has a major in percussionists. Mrs. Kramer has both a major in voice and trumpet and a BS degree in music education. She graduated from Canby High School and received all ones and one+'s in all instrumental and vocal contest. Mrs. Kramer was in Minnesota All-State Band for two years playing 1st Coronet. She went three years to college at S.D.S.U. and graduated from Mankato. Her accomplishments were again many with solo work in both vocal and in- strumental sections in concerts. Mrs. Kramer worked very hard in raising money for new band uniforms. She also assembled three concerts plus the elementary program. Besides her 7 8 grade choir and grade school music, Mrs. Kramer gave private lessons to the students. Leaders Pictured above are the band officers They were Steven Rykhus, president; Joyce Gries, secretary; and Karen Nelson, vice-president. These Sen- iors helped organize the program for raising money for new band uniforms and other similar business. Pictured to the left is Steven Rykhus who was the student director when Mrs. Kramer was absent. 6) 46Strike Ip the Band’ The band performed at various con- certs throughout the year, including the Benefit, Christmas, and Spring concerts. They also performed in such parades as Hobo Day, Deu- brook’s homecoming, Verdi’s home- coming, and the Elkton Festival. The band members spent many hours raising funds for their band uniforms. Their hopes are to have new uniforms by next year. The members were . Row 1: Anna De- Zeeuw, Sherri Anderson, Kristi Lynn. Beth Gentler, Lori Bessler, Carol Peters, Row 2: Darla Pratt, Barb Lang. Deb Miller. Barb Moulton, Sally Suhr, Sue Ponto, Mary Cough lin, June McDowell. Judy Coughlin, Mari Peterson, Judy Thielen, Mary Jo Nelson, Phil Davis. Row 3: Rhon- da Tolk. Dawn Lundgren, Sue Heg- erfeld, Carol Oppelt, Karen Nelson. Larry Moulton, Alayna Brandt, Na- dene Deiterman, Pam Hegerfeld, Reid Peterson, Steve Rykhus, Joyce Gries, Tori Lynn, Todd Lorenzen, Charlie Smith. Row 4: Janelle Paul- son. Cheryl Ponto. Viva Anderson, Mary Ann Alberts, Dawn Miller, Mrs. Donna Kramer, Bruce Lang, Kent Risch, and Glenn Miller. 62 63 Music Contest Participants Cornet Quartet Instrumental Soloists Woodwind Quintet The Comet Quartet received a rating of two. Its members were: Pam Hegerfeld, Nadene Deiterman, Karen Nelson, and Reid Peterson. Instrumental Soloists were: Sue Ponto, two; Mary Cough- lin, two; Kristi Lynn, two; Mary Jo Nelson, three; Joyce Gries, one; Anna DeZeeuw, two; Mari Peterson, three; Charlie Smith, two; and KentRisch, two. The Woodwind Quintet received a two rating. The mem- bers were: Sue Ponto. Mary Coughlin, Anna DeZeeuw, Sherri Anderson, and Barb Lang. Brass Sextet The Brass Sextet received a rating of two. Members were: Joyce Gries, Judy Coughlin. Steve Ryhkus, Bruce Lang, Charlie Smith, and Kent Risch. Sax Duet The Sax Duet received a two rating. Members were: Judy Thielen and Mary Jo Nelson. Flute Duet The Flute Duet played by Kristi Lynn and Beth Gengler received a one rating. 65 It was a good year for the chorus members this year. They sang at all the concerts and at the last two concerts, received a standing ovation. Pictured in the above picture are all the chorus members. Row 1: Sharon Sharke, Nadene Deiterman, Joanne Overend, Pam Hegerfeld, Donna Knuth, Cheryl Ponto, Dawn Lundgren, Viva Andersen, Dawn Miller, Annette Gebhart, Debbie Peterson. Row 2: Mary Lou Greve, Carol Peters, Monica Gebhart, Lori Dexter, Alayna Brandt, Joyce Gries, Lynn Kurtz, Ruth Culhane, Mary Hegerfeld, Karen Nelson, Julie Jensen, Charleen Heesch, Marla Vanderbush, Janelle Paulson, Sue Short, Sherri Anderson, Denise Cameron, Beth Kampmann. Row 3: Beth Gengler, Mari Peterson, Barb Moulton, Patti Janssen, Deb Aaker, DiAnn Leiferman, Lorraine Scholl, Jane Duin, Kristi Lynn, Sally Suhr, Deb Miller, Michelle DeMarteleare, Mary Smith. Row 4: Mrs. Donna Kramer, Tori Lynn, Zeke Burgos, Marc Duin, Todd Lorenzen, Kent Risch, Steve Rykhus, Larry Moulton, Lester Duin, Charlie Smith, Loren Risch, and Rick Ehret. Pictured to the right with their ratings are: Joyce Gries, two; Anna DeZeeuw, two; Cheryl Ponto, two; Kent Risch, two; Steve Rykhus, two; and Loren Risch with a two +. These soloists weer all contest participants. Joyce, Anna, and Kent sang solos at the Christmas Concert, while Loren sang a solo at the Spring Concert. Soloists 66 The crowd enjoyed the Spring Concert the students of EHS gave May 1. The Chorus pictured at the left did a fantastic job singing the many songs that they sang. The Mixed Quartet, pictured at the bottom left, consisted of Kent Risch, Joyce Gries, Anna DeZeeuw, and Steve Rykhus. During the Spring Concert they sang, Now Is The Month of Maying. ” Pictured at the bottom right is the Triple Trio consisting of. Row 1: Kristi Lynn, Cheryl Ponto, Viva Andersen. Row 2: Pam Hegerfeld, Barb Moulton, Joyce Gries. Row 3: Sue Ponto, Anna DeZeeuw, Lynn Kurtz. Spring Music Concert 67 Boys Quartet The Boys Quartet was a new ad- dition to the music department this year. Mrs. Kramer took two bases and two tenors who are pictured to the left as Steve Rykhus, Charlie Smith, Loren Risch and Kent Risch. The boys were formed mainly for the Watertown Contest in which they received a two. 68 Triple Trio The Triple Trio girls are: Row 1: Joyce Gries, Barb Moulton, Pam Hegerfeld. Row 2: Kristi Lynn, Viva Andersen, Cheryl Ponto. Row 3: Sue Ponto, Lynn Kurtz and Anna De- Zeeuw. The alternates are Karen Nelson and Nadene Deiterman. These girls practiced weekly and performed at all the concerts. They also sang at the contest and received a rating of two. Their last singing performance together was at Gradu- ation. They Do Well in Music Accompanists Cheryl Ponto and J anelle Paulson are the accompanists for the 1972- 73 school year. They put in long hours practicing, not only in school, but at home. The girls performed at concerts and also accompanied the students at the contest. All-State Chorus The four All-State students are: Kent Risch (tenor), Anna DeZeeuw (alto), Steve Rykhus (bass). and Joyce Gries (soprano). They spent a two-day vacation from school, but not from music at Huron. The rep- resentatives from Elkton spent many long hours practicing with students from all over South Dakota. On returning home, Mrs. Kramer turned the four All-Staters into a mixed quartet. They sang at all the concerts and also received a rating of a two at contest. 69 Bob Scharke, Dennis Van Dyke, and Larry Overend give the finishing touches needed for the dance. Mary Alberts and Marlon Brandt can't re- sist the temptation to dance. COLOUR MY WORLD” Months of planning and work by the Junior Class came to a stand-still as the evening of May 11, 1973 ar- rived. The occasion began with a Junior-Senior Banquet at St. Mary's Hall. The guests included: Seniors, Juniors, faculty, school board mem- bers, and Father Leonard Fox, Serv- ing the meal prepared by the Junior Class mothers were 12 Sophomores. The waiters and waitresses were: Janelle Paulson, Mike Hegerfeld, Beth Gengler, Roger Ehret, Deb Aaker, Rick Rochel, Mary Jo Nelson, Rick Ehret, Annette Gebhart, Rufus DeZeeuw, Ruth Culhane, and Joe Cochran. A program which consisted of the reading of the Senior Class Wills and Prophecy was presented by the mem- bers of the Junior Class. Then came the big moment--the dance itself. The theme Colour My World was carried out by a bright rainbow of colors, flower carts, and a water fall. Entertainment was pro- vided by the great band, Hie Talis- men. The evening--like all else-- had to come to an end, but with fond memories to look back on. Pictured at the left: The Talismen provide the music to make the evening com- plete. 70 Harry Visser, Anna DeZeeuw, Dave Van Dyke, and Lorraine Scholl, sit patiently at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Advisors, Mr. Lyle Siedschlaw and Mrs. Janet Seaman received many thanks from the Junior Class for their help. p R O M Joe Short, Merlin Thompson, Dale Bowne, Dave Van Dyke, and Dan Diedrich wait for the arrival of their dates. 71 1973 Graduates Viva Andersen helps Leanne Burlage get ready for the big moment. Monica Gebhart receives a scholarship sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Organization from Mr. Donald Rykhus dur- ing graduation ceremonies. The special guests of the even- ing were Reverend Jerome Swanson, Mr. Darrell Jensen, and Mr. Roy Kramer. Mr. Jensen spoke on the humanity and what they can do. Mr. Kramer, President of the School Board; presented the diplomas to the thirty-three graduating Seniors. Shane McKeown, Dan Diedrich, Dave Van Dyke, Ezequiel Burgos, Tim Davis, and Cliff Pratt wait in anticipation for the start of graduation ceremonies. 72 Honor Students Five Seniors received special recognition at the graduation ceremonies. Honor students Nadene Deiter- man, Karen Nelson, Clifford Pratt, Joyce Overend, and Mary Ann Alberts were honored with a pin and gold tas- sels. The qualification necessary to be an honor student is to maintain a B average or higher through all four years of high school. John Coughlin and Tim Davis take another step to- wards their future. Mr. Roy Kramer was acknowledged for his many years of service on the school board. 73 CORN EXCHANGE BANK Trade in Elkton Bank With Us’ “For all your banking needs. 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