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

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Freshmen work At the beginning of the season, approximately 30 freshmen went out for volleyball, but about half stuck with it till the end. Of the 17 people left, Misty Thury, Kathleen Knudtson, and Teri Henrikson moved up to the JV team. Misty Thury moved up to varsity for the Power-51 Conference Title and for Regionals. The freshmen ended their 142 on basics season with a record of 4 wins and 6 losses. The Knights emerged over Brandon twice, Brookings, and Lennox. The tough competition made for a challenging season, but the last game of the year, with a win over Lennox ended the season on the right foot. Jane Lukens returned for her second year as frosh coach. Freshmen Volleyball OGH5 OPP 2 Brookings 0 2 Brandon 1 1 Lincoln 2 0 Washington 2 0 Washington 2 0 Brookings 2 2 St. Mary's 0 1 Brandon 2 0 Lincoln 2 0 Elk Point 2 2 Lennox 0

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JV wrestlers show success Strong leadership guided the wrestling team to their fine success this year. This strong leadership came from six seniors that showed the underclassmen determination, hard working, and strong con- fidence make a good wrestler. These underclassmen are going to have to take over these roles next year as these seniors leave. They have to work hard year round. Students that thlnk they can come in the first day and leave the last day and not do anything in between seasons are not going to be successful in any sport. Dedication is the key word to success, sacrificing your time to improve your abilities. To be a wrestler you ha ve to look forward to the toughest sport you'll ever love. This is what the soon varsity wrestlers look forward to. This years JV wrestlers proved them- selves with leadership from John Koch, Dan Moran, and excellent wrestling from Bill Dunn, Dan Elston, Paul Rensch and many others. So when we are out enjoying the summer the O'G wrestlers will be working hard for another suc- cessful season. Clockwlse starting left: Dan Moran struggles with a Lennox opponent . . . Jim Jaeger fights off his opponents last surge . . . Kevin Treanor ln control, anticipates his next move . . . JV WRESTLERS: Front Row: John Koch, Dan Moran, Tim Brown, Tom Enderson. Second Row: Rob Morgan, Ken Mork, Shawn Kunkel, Joe Derr. Third Row: Ken Platt, Mlke DeWltte, Paul Rensch, John Ochsner, Terry Loonan . . . Kris Koehn and Bridget Van Hove cheer wrestlers on to a victory. 141

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'--D .7 ffl? Q-f1 '4g'. eq? Xe' ,nw N, ,,.sf+ ' an-fr W .X pmt ' e ,gi ffl A A Q' sw-, 3, S ,ma ,sw if if Z' S .J--MHS Clockwlse starting left: Co-captaln Julle Johnson attempts to deflect the ball to the other team Terl Hendrlkson and Jo Hlebert make sure the spike from the other team doesn't go over the net . . . Freshmen starter Michelle Jaacks prepares to bump the ball as Colleen Dardis looks on . .. FRESHMEN TEAM PICTURE Front Row: Coach Jane Lukens, Elisa Ellerbroek, Amy Dresh, Jennifer Knudtson, Mlkki Lund, Sandy Moe, Mindy Metly . . . Second Row: Girls prepare or varsi ty The JV team Hnished their season with a record of 5-6. The team consists of tive sophomores, five juniors, and three freshmen. Junior Susan Walsh, who served 33 aces and freshman Misty Thury, who completed 862 of her passes improved enough to play on the varsity squad for the Power 51 Conference and regionals. Susan Walsh, Jo Hiebert, and Becky Tam led the team in serving, completing 832, 802, and 792 of their serves, respectively. In the spiking department, Hiebert and Walsh led again with Susan making 742 of her spikes and Jo making 572 and 37 aces. JV Volleyball OGHS OPP 1 Brookings 2 2 Brandon 0 0 Lincoln 2 1 Washington 2 0 Washington 2 0 Brookings 2 2 St. Mary's 0 2 Brandon 0 0 Lincoln 2 2 Elk Point 0 2 Lennox 0 Jane Baldwin, Ginna Elyea, Jenny Morgan, Michelle Jaacks, Becky Thomassen, Dawn Hudson, Colleen Dardls . . . JV TEAM PICTURE: Front Row: Sarah Wlnterscheldt, Beckl Tam, Coach Sr. Joyce Fatual, Kerry Murphy . . . Second Row: Karen Curley, Jo Helbert, Misty Thury, Kathleen Knudtson . . . Teri Henrikson, Jo Hlebert, Misty Thury, Susan Walsh all look on as Becki Tam trles to retrieve a spike. 143