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

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SR. MARGARET Home Economics MRS. DARLENE MRS. CINDY AHRENDT D Debate, Social Studies MR DOUG BASCHE Yearbook, English MRS. JANE BRADFIELD Business Education N MR JIM BREUKER C . FR CHARLES CIMPL ... Chaplain, Religion Mathematics . , , MR KEVIN BRICK ' ' . M, zl' Religion , ' A CLARKE SR. SUZANNE C 0 TTER Religion, La tin DUNN Mathematics 1 tag W, S Teachers' handwriting infamous This article primarily applies itself to those of the student body that haven't yet acquainted them- selves with the idiosyncrasies of some of the teachers. Mr. Steve Krier presents him- self as one of the numerous social studies teachers. He does get the information across to his pupils extremely clearly which comes as luck because if the students don't watch him as he writes his notes they probably won't be able to understand the arrows which he flings across the board, not that these present themselves as bad habits, they just exist. This brings to mind the in- 10 famous handwriting of Mrs. Ah- rendt. Once you decipher the abbreviations and scribblings on the board, government can be understood relatively easily. Mrs. Ellen Erickson presents herself as another of the many teachers that one might encounter in the four long years at O'Gorman. Her English Enrichment Program continues to be successful and in her normal English classes, she managed to keep several separate groups going including, vocabulary, grammar and a few people working on literature and scholastic aptitude tests. 3

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Q-2 'QS Clockwise startlng at far left: Mr. Lorang does hls daily work . . . Mr. Moran reaches out to touch someone . . . 2nd semester TEF row: Mark Curley, Katle Randall, Jeannette Lovett, Sherrie Olshove, 2nd row: Deb Sherschllgt, Cary Ronan, Matt Norris, Mike Rooney, David Barr and Jeff Barnett . . . Susan Walsh, Barb Gllley and Sherri Kaufmann sit at the voting table while Tlna Mack and Katie Daugherty place their ballots. Q vi YL g Tuition raised 30 dollars During the 1982-83 school year, there have been a few administration changes, some more drastic than others. First, on a rather happy note, tuition will only go up thirty dollars next year. This comes from more students coming to O'Gorman than expected. ln the past, the tuition would rise quite a bit from year to year, so, this comes as an unexpect- ed change in tuition policy. Secondly, a death knell has come to the uninhibited rampagings of habitual late-comers. No more Mr. nice-guy Garrison, now, if someone comes in late to class or school, he must make it up at 7:30 the following school morning. The alternative is suspension with loss of credit for that day. Notes from parents will not help anymore. lf someone comes in late for making up the tardy, he must make it up the next school day. To begin with, students will get two free tardies that they don't have to make up. lf a student comes to class half-way into the class, he will have an absence spattered across his record. Many students feel that this new policy presents itself as unfair because they now connot get excused by their parents, even if it didn't happen to be the student's fault that he or she came late. On the other side, others feel that the new policy is fair because they feel that any student can get to school on time if he puts his mind to it, with exceptions, of course, such as car crashes, earthquakes or other little inconveniences. 9

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fl' I' v ' A . M 4 :aw a... v-51' A r f , . Clockwlse starting at bottom: Coach Burns and Coach Kueter watch as the game unfolds . . . Mrs. Ahrendt looks up to students, Mark Kunkel and Gary Mork . . . Carol Connelly and Sister Sue show the splrlt of St. Pa trick 's Day . . . Mr. Garry looks at test grades for the first quarter . . . Sue Greeley took over the Spanish classes second semester . . . Mr. Garrison helps the football team durlng a game ln Vermillion. si if V b Q I sig' I ,as , gk If ,.:. S x , K 5? Q, ,Wx f n All ' I il g ,,,.,Sg. Hniiiaxxxx 1' - f Q ,-in X . . I fm S . 1 A qbq L ili i I L iff? MR. WILLIAM DUNN English, Drivers Education SR. MARIS DURST French, English MR. MIKE ENGELS Science MRS. ROXANNE FINSTAD Business Education MR. ROD GARRISON Attendance Director, Industrial Arts MR. JEROME GARRY Science MISS CAROL KAYSER Science, P.E. MRS. VIVIEN KELLER Mathematics MRS. GRACE KOLB Business Education II