Elkton High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkton, SD)

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Music camp delegates were Cheryl Ponto, the alter- nate and Kristi Lynn, receiving the honor of attend- ing camp. Getting it Together Through Music Hustle, bustle, get that work done. Straightening music, helping but in as many ways as possible; and become interested in music. Finally looking at all of the work you’ve accomplished. Deb Miller, Sherri Anderson, and Barb Moulton were the music librarians for the year. E.H.S. was fortunate to have a first year music instructor again this year. Miss Sherene Wendt is a 1968 graduate of Platt High School. She played Bass Clarinet and Con- tra Bass Clarinet in the Platt High School band; she also sang in the choir. She performed in many vocal and instrumental solos as well as many vocal and instrumental ensem- bles. She sang in the South Dakota All-State Chorus for two years and played in the South Dakota All-State Band for two years. During her senior year she was chosen to tour Euroupe with International Music Camp Tour Band. The same year she received a scholarship to Dakota Wesleyan University, Mitchell, South Dakota. Miss Wendt graduated from D.W.U. in 1973 with a B.A. in Music and in Art. She played in the band and sang - in the choir all during college and toured with both. She also played in the D.W.U. Clarinet Quartet and had roles in stage plays and musi- cals.

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Members of the varsity football team were: Row 1; Rufus DeZeeuw, Jay Theede, Roger Ehret, Doug Rasmussen, Jeff Heesch, John Gries, Kevin Myers, Steve Nelson, Don Cameron, and Tim Mangan. Row 2: Dave Myers, Dave Vaske, Mike Hegerfeld, Joe Cochran, Loren Clobeck, Dan Luze, Steve Clarin, Phil Davis, Randy Myer, Charlie Smith, and Doug Stuefen. Row 3: Rick McKeown, Doug Stein, Jim McKeown, Glenn Miller, Bill McDowell, Les Duin, Todd Lorenzen, Rick Rochel, and Loren Risch. Mike Hegerfeld seeks counsel from coaches, Mr. Den Herder and Mr. Vincent. Rick Rochel, number 31; one of the leading ground gainers for the Elks, goes after a loose ball. Miller Named All-Conference The E.H.S. football team, under the coaching of Mr. Den Herder and Mr. Vincent, rang up a season record of three wins and six lossess. With a conference record of three wins, four lossess, the Elks clinched fifth place in the Mini-con- ference. Glenn Miller was named to the offensive guard position on the all-con- ference team by the various coaches throughout the Mini-conference. In ballot- ing by the players on the team, Dave Myers and Charlie Smith were selected the two most valuable players. Dave and Charlie also received the honor of being elected co-captain for the season. Named offensive player of the year was Dave Myers, while Joe Cochran clinched the defensive player of the year. These individuals, the team, and the coaches are to be commended for a fine season. 28