Elkton High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkton, SD)

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 B” TEAM ENDS SUCCESSFUL 8-6 SEASON .LKTO, KTOft -ter tLKTG ,54 UKTO ifcLKTOA 40 Front Row: Student Manager Sue Kramer. 2nd Row: Janii Hegerfeld, Gayle Heesch, Rochelle Lytle, Carol Bothe. 3rd Row: Dorothy Gebhart, Sherry DeZeeuw, Jackie Bauer. 4th Row: Student Manager Deb Stein, Trudy Hart, Shelly Jensen, Student Manager Sue Thielen. Back Row: Coach Richard Baumberger. SCOREBOARD Elkton 16 SIOUX VALLEY 17 ELKTON 26 Rutland 20 ELKTON 26 Estelline 19 ELKTON 34 Castlewood 16 ELKTON 37 Egan 14 ELKTON 23 Willow Lake 16 ELKTON 19 Colman 15 Elkton 29 GRANT-DEUEL 35 ELKTON 26 Flandreau 22 Elkton 20 DEUBROOK 27 Elkton 7 CLEAR LAKE 24 Elkton 22 GARRETSON 26 Elkton 17 DEUBROOK 18 ELKTON 27 Estelline 16 The 1979 season for the B team was a successful one. The girls compiled a record of 8 wins and 6 losses. The girls were very competitive as all the games were close with 2 of the losses being by only 1 point. Ro- chelle and Gayle led the team in scoring and rebounding with 80 points each and94 and 93 rebounds respectively. Gayle led the team in shooting with 29% from the field and 6 from the FT line. Shelly led in assists with 27. Gayle was voted Most Valuable Player while Dorothy was voted Most Improved. MVP Darla Walters and Lisa Bauer MIP Jackie Bauer Leading Rebounder Jennifer Anderson Leading FG%. Carol Claus- sen Leading FT%. . Darla Wal- ters Leading Assists Darla Walters Captains Cindy Finley and Carol Claussen k£ 23

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THIS IS THE YEAR OF THE ELK-1979 You've come a long way, Baby!! The girls' basketball team finisned second in the conference standings. They also placed 5th in the Conference Tourney. The girls finished the season with a 14-7 record. November 13, the girls were crowned District 10 champs. Beating the Flandreau Fliers in the semi-finals 31-30, sent them to the championship game against a tough Deubrook team. The Elks got it together to pull off a 42- 34 win. The girls met the Clear Lake Cardinals in tne first round of region play, losing 57-46. They were defeated in tne consolation play with the Hamlin Chargers, by a score of 43-39 in over- time. Lisa tries to get the ball inside. SCOREBOARD Elkton 38 SIOUX VALLEY 50 ELKTON 53 Rutland 39 ELKTON 46 Estelline 38 ELKTON 60 Castlewood 46 ELKTON 65 Egan 24 ELKTON 51 Willow Lake 25 ELKTON 60 Colman 51 Elkton 36 GRANT-DEUEL 40 ELKTON 34 Flandreau 32 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Elkton 44 GRANT-DEUEL 59 ELKTON 72 Bellingham MN 27 ELKTON 38 Estelline 30 ELKTON 48 Deubrook 40 Elkton 46 CLEAR LAKE 49 ELKTON 47 O.T. Garretson 43 Elkton 50 DEUBROOK 50 ELKTON 41 Estelline 22 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT ELKTON 31 Flandreau 30 ELKTON 42 Deubrook 34 REGION TOURNAMENT Left side down: Carol Claussen, Jane Clark, Darla Walters, Jackie Bauer, Lynnette Landsman, Kristi Jensen. Right side up: Rochelle Lytle, Cindy Finley, Shelly Jensen, Gayle Heesch, Lisa Bauer, Jennifer Anderson. Cen- ter: Head Coach Steve Brown and Asst. Coach Richard Baumberger. Elkton 46 CLEAR LAKE 57 Elkton O.T. HAMLIN 43

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ELKS DEFEND DISTRICT TITLE SCOREBOARD ELKTON 55 Lake Benton 50 Elkton 39 LAKE PRESTON 46 ELKTON 69 Estelline 47 ELKTON 74 Castlewood 41 WATERTOWN HOLIDAY INVITA- TIONAL Elkton 66 HAMLIN 67 Elkton 59 DESMET 81 CONFERENCE TOURNEY ELKTON 74 Elkton 54 ELKTON 53 Elkton 44 ELKTON 89 ELKTON 72 O.T. Elkton 51 Elkton 72 ELKTON 78 ELKTON 45 Elkton 48 ELKTON 87 Oldham 49 DEUBROOK 58 Castlewood 41 SIOUX VALLEY 63 Willow Lake 63 Deubrook 67 GRANT-DEUEL 72 CLEAR LAKE 76 Colman 69 Deubrook 42 ESTELLINE 63 Egan 72 DISTRICT TOURNEY ELKTON 53 Sioux Valley 50 ELKTON 71 Deubrook 59 REGION TOURNEY Elkton 65 HAMLIN 81 ELKTON 73 Grant-Deuel 60 Front Row From Left: Kevin Krogman, Brad Heesch, Jeff Rykhus, Everett Gebhart, Leonard Gebhart, Ervin Gebhart. 2nd Row From Left: David Theede, Craig Cameron, Larry Lorenzen, Chuck Lorden, Curt Krogman, Doug Bundy. Back Row From Left: Asst. Coach Darrel Woolery and Head Coach Steve Brown. Despite a slump in the middle part of the season, the Elks finished strong and ended up 13-9 with a 3rd place finish in the Region 3 Tournament. The Elks successfully defended their District 10 Championship when they beat the Deubrook Dolphins 71-59 in the title game. Other accomplishments of the 1979-80 season were: 2nd place in the Eastern Dakota Conference and 3rd in the EDC Tournev. Four seniors led the charge for the EIks. Curt Krogman, the teams' MVP. led the team in scoring and rebounding. Curt also was selected to the EDC All-Conference and All- Tourney Teams. Ervin Gebhart, who led the team in assists, was also a member of both the EDC All-Conference and All-Tourney Teams. Chuck Lorden and Everett Gebhart ranked high in all stat- istics, with Everett being named to the All-Conference Team. Tnese four, plus seniors Dave Theede, Craig Cameron, Larry Lorenzen, and Brad Heesch all will be missed. Yet, there are plenty of good, young basketball players getting ready to take over. So we are looking forward to even better years in the fu- ture. To the left: Everett Gebhart dribbles in for a lay-up in the title game of the District 10 Tourney. To the right: Ervin Gebhart holds the ball until the play is set up. AWARDS MVP MIP Most Steals F.G. • • F.T. % Most Assists Rebounds Captains .......Curt Krogman Kevin Krogman .......Ervin Gebhart .......Curt Krogman Everett Gebhart Ervin Gebhart .......Curt Krogman Curt Krogman, Ervin Gebhart, Everett Gebhart, Chuck Lorden 24