Elkton High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkton, SD)

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I Believe In Music CONCERT BAND. First row (I-r): Brenda Hart, Kristi Pick- ard, Connie Kramer, Nancy Kurtz, Anita Moulton, Lisa Bauer, Diane Lorden, Second row: Cathy Nelson, Lonnie Biggar, Ke- vin Suhr, Ron Vaske, Pat Coughlin, Jayne Miller, Pam De- Zeeuw, Val Cameron, Trudy Hart, Dorothy Gebhart, Carla Pottratz, Jackie Salzman, Brenda Page, Carol Bothe, Third row: Chari Redenius, Michele Hammer, Rochelle Lytle, Gayle Heesch, Jim Schirmer, John Lytle, Bill Lynn, Todd Even, Don Lytle, Chad Even, Mike Kurtz, Jeff Ryhkus, Jackie Bauer, Pam Rochel, Glenda VanDyke, Standing: Kevin Lynn, Janii Hegerfeld.Reva Anderson. Traci Knuth, Mary Halstead, Karen Lynn, Karmen Hansen, Sue Kramer, Deb Stein, Sherry De- Zeeuw, Sue Thielen, Not Pictured: Travys Harvey. Band Officers (1-r): Kristi Pickard Secretary; Lisa Bauer- Treasurer; Glen- Mrs. LaRae Hildebrandt da VanDyke- President; Pam Rochel- Vice president. Director 12

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Red Chief The Ransom of Red Chief is a musical comedy based on a short story by O. Henry. It deals with a young, mischievous boy who is kidnapped for a ransom. The kidnappers soon find out that this boy is really a “brat.” The ta- bles are turned on the kid- nappers when they have to pay the ransom for Red Chief instead of his moth- er. Opposite Page: Top left: Reversals are often quite long as Jay, Tim, Anita, Lisa and Jackie find out. Top right: Tim and Val seem to be having a dis- agreement. Bottom left: The little girls (Travys and Angela) nose in on Kevin and Jay. Center: “Rec Chief’ played by Chuck Luze sings one of his many songs. Top left: Behind the scenes can get very lengthy. Top right: Jay just can’t seem to get to the top of things. Middle: Jay, Kevin, Kelly, Connie and Travys explain how things are in town. Bot- tom right: Red Cheif- —Chuck Luze and Jeff Rykhus find the cave to be a lonesome place to be.

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The marching hand performing at the Homecoming football game. Stage band playing at the Christmas concert. “A” band began with a lot of excite- ment this year. They started by march- ing to a snappy routine to “Bugler’s Holiday” at Homecoming. They were also busy practicing for the boy’s foot- ball games and the girl’s and boy's bas- ketball games. The popular hit at these games was “NFL Today.” The band at- tended a festival at Castlewood during the fall. The highlight of the Christmas concert was the emotional “Battle Hymn of the Republic” narrated by Jim Schirmer. Several band members participated in the Region III Music Contest; Connie Kramer, Glenda Van- Dyke, Kristy Pickard, Diane Lorden, and Lisa Bauer received Superior rat- ings at this contest. The Spring Pop Concert brought a close to this exciting year. EHS MARCHING BAND STAGE BAND: Front row (1-r): Cathy Nelson, Rochelle Lytle, Lonnie Biggar. Jim Schirmer. Bill Lynn, Middle row: Dorothy Gebhart, Carol Bothe, Val Cameron. Pam DeZeeuw, Gayle Heesch. Michele Hammer, Back row: Sue Thielen, Karmen Hansen, Jackie Bauer, Janii Hegerfeld, Pam Rochel, Glenda VanDyke, Lisa Bauer. The band plays on 13