Elkton High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkton, SD)

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AtlU Beit, The, ViMC L y nrfiWi The goal of the 1986 Cross Country team was to develop into contenders for the conference title and win a birth to the state cross country meet at the regions. The girls' team received many setbacks during the year because of injuries. Yet this group of girls did achieve. They won the Flandreau JV meet, they finished 2nd to Arlington in the confer- ence and went on to qualify Jennifer Bauer and Sharon Lamp for the state meet. The boys team was led by three seniors: Brian Kramer, Steve Lytle, and David Fuhr. These three seniors have compiled over 4,000 miles of work in Elkton's Cross Country program. This year’s team placed 2nd in the conference to Deubrook and qualified as a team for the state meet. This marked the 15th consecutive year that Elkton has won a right to the state meet. The girls' team is young and will return a team that can, if they prevent injuries, contend for the state crown. The boys graduate three seniors; it will be from their leadership that next year's seniors can follow to lead next year's team. Coach Vincent

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Otoii CoutiPy RuMMlug Fo i Front Row: Allison Lamp. Tina Knutson. Cari Hemmen. Sharon Lamp. Jennifer Bauer. Michelle Gilbertson, and Irene Gebhart. 2nd Row: David Lynn. Steve Lytle. David Ruhr. Joey Oye. Jerry Styf. and Corey Louder 3rd Row: Coach Terry Vincent. Bill Kuehl. Brian Kramer. Jeff Dobesh. David Timm, and Shane Kuehl. 4th Row: Jason Stuefen. Aaron Myers. Kirk Louder. Joshua Knutson and Jason Burlage. Below Left-Cross Country Seniors: Left to right are Steve Lytle. Brian Kramer and David Fuhr. Below Right-State qualifiers: Sharon Lamp. Steve Lytle. Bill Kuehl. Brian Kramer. David Fuhr. Jeff Dobesh and Jennifer Bauer QuaAfiMi

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