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

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3. 1 k.Q4L l Xuik Mlssy Wells Kltty West Steve Wheeler Yolette Zepeda ff Eff ' use .?:S 49. Peggy Van Deest Jeff Van Hove Chad Vlereck Steve Walsh Julle Warren Not plctured: Alva Davis Alan Hllberg Joanna Petri Dan Rotert Blll Saunders Marc Walsh PacMan chomps through 6 A.M. Monday morning and the alarm clock almost jumps off my table. I push the snooze button and settle back for 10 more minutes of sleep. However, It seems like only 23 seconds and the alarm sounds again. I cover my head with my pillow but sure enough, Dad calls at my door, Time to Roll out. What can I do but hit the floor, glance in the mirror as I go by and jump into the shower. It only takes 39 minutes to be transformed from a sleepy klutz into a glamorous Pac Man, ready to eat the world. Out I go to my car, lt better start. Wlll my riders come when I honk? Will the traffic accommodate the rush l'm ln? Arriving at O'G at 5 to 8 I even get a fairly good parking spot. As I climb the steps I can't help but think why Pac's ghost hasn't gotten me yet. But I enter the real maze as I open the door of O'G. First to my locker, hurry champ chomp, then to G-wlng for my first class, hurry, hurry, champ chomp, there's a ghost but l'm safe inside my class as the doors close English class moves right along. Some of the poems we are studying even rhyme. There's the bell, 5 minutes to get to O-wing and miss the ghost, hurry, chomp, Oh, oh, I dropped my books, hurry, pickup, chomp, there's a ghost, it looks like-hurry, hurry, chomp, chomp, I made It - What a day. Algebra, oh, Algebra with your equatlons and your unknown X's, what a challenge. Todays class was fairly easy, even for me, but then we dldn't have a test. There's the bell, this time lt's easy. Just down to Biology, guess I'll take my tlme, look out the window a minute, talk just a second to a friend, tell about my weekend Iblg deal to me but not to themj. Guess I'Il head for Biology, oh oh, there's a ghost coming from the east and one coming from the west, what am I to do? Hurry, hurry, chomp, chomp, this will be a close one. Good Grief - I made it. 45

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