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

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Freshmen take poll The freshmen class took a poll on what different interests they have. Seventy-five percent respond- ed that they enjoyed playing sports. Five percent stated that they just like watching sports. Twenty per- cent enjoyed seeing movles. Many said that they just like to be with their friends. Other questions posed ranged from jobs, school subjects, and TV programs. Out of the 155 students polled, 42 girls and 43 boys have jobs. Many of the students babysit or have different yard jobs, while some work in fast food restaurants. The majority of the first year students liked Biology the best, followed by Algebra. The TV program MASH, rated flrst and Fame followed second. Jim Mack Davld Magstadt Michelle Maharv Kelly Maloney Phllip Mancus Chuck Marso Doug Marso Scott McCarty Molly McCluskey Brian McCulloch Kathleen McEntee Thomas McGraw Shawn McGreevy A Jerry Mcllevenna Mindy Metll Phll Misllnskl .Ex 6 Sandl Moe - , : ,K Tom Momsen '5?!!-iw . K . .5 , -igxgfi, ' '-,.: A . M . H ,f nfl' fn a Q A n . sq 1 5 ter .. 1 X X -si? lee ff' of 142.112 seas rsjts , , iii i'i3i,,2.Ei5 f t f Yi 1 4 X K0 i in-:f.' 'xx Q Q wi ff!! 42 . tsl. . rg YN 5 X A ' I H ge .Q ,.. Y 'Ai