Elkton High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkton, SD)

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 Zanidxf BaiketboM Back row: Coach DeBoer. Jeanette Gebhart, Jett Dobesh. Scott Montgomery. Patrick Sullivan. Brian Kramer. Kelly Kramer. Jett Salzman. and JoAnn Brodersen Front row: David Fuhr, Nick Wittfoth, Steve Lytle. Allen Henmngsen. Jeff Wiskur. Doug Wiskur. and Tron Even. Cl(m adm Erin Sullivan. Tronn Burlage. Amy Fuhr. Missy Lynn, and Irene Geb- hart Ttik: PDC ToWuuuhjPmT Claufiemi DufccT 4B Tided Place, SCORES Elkton Opponent 48 Hanson 60 84 Lake Preston 72 77 Estelline 68 81 Castlewood 58 60 Selby 70 76 Sioux Valley 68 82 Lake Preston 50 77 Deubrook 65 72 Grant-Deuel 46 63 Deubrook 66 84 Willow Lake 52 75 Hamlin 64 56 Colman 63 69 Grant-Deuel 59 64 West Central 57 68 DeSmet 58 84 Clear Lake 70 84 Arlington 76 74 D.R. St. Mary’s 69 83 Rutland 47 60 Deubrook 62 70 Arlington 53 18

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J%. f-ligk Botfi Chiving Fot Fu X U Front row: Coach Vincent. Loren Stahl. Mark Leonard. Shawn Even Middle row Chris Leech. Craig Leech. Brian Pankonin. Gary Bothe. Mike Fredriksen. Chris Alberts Back row: Joe Oye. Jerry Styf. Ryan Bebensee. Corey Louder. Doug Christensen Good shot. Mark! Are they open. Doug? Coach’s comments, “The eighth grade team completed a very successful sea- son. They won 13 games and lost 2. During the season they also won two tournaments. They had a one point loss and a four point loss. This team dedicated themselves to becoming the best they could, and they demonstrat- ed strength that can come through working as a team. The seventh grade didn’t win a game, but they showed constant improve- ment throughout the year. It was a suc- cessful season because the people im- proved.’’ Front row: Jennifer Landsman. Middle row: Michelle Myers. Nancy Gebhart Back row: Michelle Gilbertson WINTER 17

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Fans line up to greet the Elks Coach DeBoer comments on the team's fine efforts throughout the season. “The 1986-87 boys basketball team had a very good season. They finished with a 17-5 season record playing many of the state’s best teams. They were a team with many physical skills as evident by their style of play. Their abilities on the court gave the community something to take pride in. More impres- sive than their physical abilities, however, was their character and determination. The individual qualities they possess that made them a GREAT team will help them to become even better citizens. Steve adds two to the score- board. David looks for the open man. We’re No. 1! Put it in, Brian! EfldoHi Ml. BaikftbaX This year Kelly Kramer, a senior, was chosen as Most Valuable Player of the Eastern Dakota Con- ference boys basketball team. He was also select- ed to be on the Class B All-State first team. Kelly had the privilege of being one of twelve persons nominated for Mr. Basketball by Hansen-Ander- sen Basketball Preview and was awarded a plaque while attending a banquet in the candi- dates’ honor. His positions as forward and center lead the team to many victories during his high school career.