Elkton High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkton, SD)

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 s This year's Little Brown Jug was awarded to the Junior Class for their episode of All My Players. The Spirit Stick went to the Sophomore Class for most spirit during the night and for the Class Yell Contest. After the Variety Show, the Elks went to the burning of the 'E', made by the Freshmen Class. S' Brent Thompson, Randy Kampman, and Frank Davis strutting their stuff' during their class skit 1985 Beauty Pageant” 7 The MC's for the night were Chris Buus and Lynnette Vaske.

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HOMECOMING, 1985 Homecoming 1985 was a very memorable one. We were playing the number three ranked team in the state, the Castlewood Warriors. I'm sure they came into the contest somewhat overlooking us. The game was a good one. They led at half time 8-6 and came out in the third quarter and scored twice early. 1 can remember looking back and seeing cars leaving, people thinking the game was over. They scored once more, making the score 26-6 early in the fourth quarter. We began to score. Bearing failure, a kick attempt was tried with a little over a minute to go. We could have very easily won the game. The final score was 21-26. What happened at the final gun was really something. As the Castlewood players walked off the field with their heads to the ground, our players and fans huddled at mid-field for a break on Elk Pride. In their hearts we won that football game. To this day I can never remember another time that after losing a game, I felt as if we had really won. 6 By Coach Jef Field

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HOMECOMING 1985 Homecoming King and Queen for 1985 were Jill Montgomery and Ted Smallfield. Their attendants were Shelly Even and Bob Lynn, Patsy McClemans and Brent Thompson. The Elks running off the field after the starting line up, ready to begin the homecoming game with the Castlewood Warriors. The Elks are fixed up during their defensive attack against the Warriors. 8 The Cheerleaders leading the crowd in chants way to go girls!