O Gorman High School - Knight Legend Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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Clockwise starting at right: Mr. Talcott glves the sophomores words of advice . . . Freshmen girls: Front row: Jlll Gale, Jenny Sercl, Klm Becker, Jayne Schulte, Teri Hendrlksen, Shelly Lowe, Second Row: Sandi Moe, Amy Dresch, Darla Tunender, Becky Thomassen, Kathleen Knudtson, Kitty West, Mlstl Thury. Third Row: Miss Kayser, Head Coach, Carrle Fitzgerald, Amy Humphreys, Michelle Mahan, Michelle Jaacks, Terl Gutherle, Gina Elyea, Dawn Hudson, Molly Fleming, Not plctured: Diane Scherschllgt, Laura Rutten, Alyssa Ellerbroek . . . Jenny Sercl looks for help during the Madlson game . . . Mlssy Mapes shoots for two . . . Sophomore team Front Row: Jolene Hlebert, Julle Ulrlck, Sandi Delker, Kelli O'Connor. Second Row: Head Coach, Mr. Talcott, Gina Hanson, Llsa Mack, Jodi Rlerson, Paula Thlll. Not pictured: Missy Mapes, Krlstl Rutten, Mary Scholten, Heldl Henderson. 9-A iu.....,N Sophomore Girls Record OGHS OPP 55 Flandreau Indians 41 46 Brandon Valley 29 21 Lincoln 49 32 Jefferson 40 36 Washington 44 31 Madison 41 41 Flandreau Indians 14 32 Mitchell 39 20 Lincoln 42 25 Lennox 21 38 Washington 42 40 Huron 44 41 Jefferson 38 40 Vermillion 15 28 West Central 39 33 Canton 29 9!'vs...,, 123

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Freshmen and Sophomores prepare for varsity The 1982 freshmen girls bas- ketball team had a spectacular season I1 6-21 under the direction of coach Kayser, who has been coaching freshmen at 0'Gorman for 4 years. For the first game, the freshmen smashed Madison with a forty-five to six triumph. A similar, yet remarkable game against Brookings concluded with an electrifying score of fifty-six to twenty. Misty Thury was the top scorer of the night with a total of eighteen points. Kathy Knudson followed with twelve points. The girls continued to roll successfully beating Vermillion forty-five to fifteen. Terri Guthrie countributed eighteen points while Misti Thury Freshmen Girls Record OGHS OPP 45 Madison 6 56 Brookings 20 45 Vermillion 15 36 Mitchell 28 45 Dells St. Marys 15 61 School for the Deaf 59 56 Brookings 22 37 Washington 17 52 Lincoln 38 42 Lennox 14 36 Mitchell 24 34 Lincoln 22 42 Washington 15 35 School for the Deaf 34 36 Brandon Valley 27 West Central -Invitational 34 Harrisburg 22 40 West Central 42 122 followed with nine. The girls lost only two games, both heart breakers. Brookings squeaked by with a forty-one to forty win and West Central eeked out a victory of forty-two to forty in the champion- ship game of the West Central Invitational. Workouts are hard , says team member Jill Gale. We practice from 2:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Because the team worked so hard this year they've made a tremen- dous improvement. Sophomore girls opened their season with a fifty-five to thirty-one win over the Flandreau Indians, and proceeded to roll by Brandon Valley with a true victory of forty-six to twenty-nine. These first two games highlighted the season. Sandy Delker and Lisa Mack, starters on the team, also dressed for varsity. Sandy scored a total of 122 points for the sophomore team and Lisa contributed 110 points. 'X 'J

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Players improve Some close games and high individual scores tell the story of the 1982 girls' varsity basketball season. Lori Kappenman earned top honors in both scoring and rebound- ing for the team. Kerri Lamberty placed second in scoring and Nancy Gellerman second in rebounding. A disappointing 3-16 season began with a win over the Flan- dreau Indians 136-341. Kerri Lam- berty made a total of 12 points with Lori Kappenman staying close behind scoring 11 points. Next the girls lost a battle against Brandon Valley 134-452, even though Lori Kappenman contributed 14 points. In their second win over Flandreau 147-332, Nancy Geller- man tossed in 16 points. The girls held the Indians back, letting only two girls on the opposing team shoot. The team's third win was over Vermillion 121-201. In another close individual stats game, O'Gorman lost to Mitchell 143-481 with Lori Kappenman cap- turing 18 points. At the game with Washington, the players were sweating, the fans were sweating, and even the floor was sweating. Unusual humidity problems in the gym caused the Hoor to become slippery, forcing officials to postpone the game. Consistency was the key word of the junior varsity this year. The three-six record did not reflect the determination and spirit of the girls. They started out with a win over Dell Rapids St. Marys' varsity team, a hard-fought victory. The girls dealt another difficult, yet victorious win over Lincoln, forty-five to thirty-five. This years' junior varsity team showed great potential too and promise for improvement as next years' varsity team. Varsity Girls Record Flandreau Indians Brandon Valley Lincoln Jefferson Rapid City Stevens Madison Flandreau Indians Mitchell Lincoln Washington Lennox Washington Jefferson Vermillion West Central Canton Sectional Ill Lincoln Washington Junior Varsity Mitchell Rapid City Stevens Dell Rapids Washington Lincoln Lennox Washington Mitchell Lincoln OGHS OPP 36 34 36 40 40 24 47 ' 43 38 35 ' 39 41 Huron 44 ' 21 35 31 24 24 28 28 31 45 27 45 24 38 38 28 H 4 Cost 58 fi 1 ll if ggi H gl!! 124 9284 10