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

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e o 'Yah Brian Anderson ,.. L' Mary Aschoff ,,,,,, t I f 1 Q 2 , V Cynthia Bachmeler ,:, Greg Baldwin J ,, , V Jeanne Barnett ' R . -' :H . K - K , 5 ,fifg ,, 5 ' V 'A 61129 Becker ' A M ' John Billion , i Q 2 'H . f A 'f t 1 , Sandy Boone ' 1 . ' , Shawn Boyle ,,, ' Q V .. g Erik Bfuones ' A :M ,fl Nancy Bradwlsch I A if , f A , i sf ,..:' . MW. Todd Brekke T Laura Buckwalter is K L -E i Lisa Bump A , . V ' Dana Butz , ' ,,.. Sean Callahan :A1 John Cantln .L EVE I K E. T. finds home with Juniors The plague of trends has overcome the junior class again, taking the form of just about anything from headphonefcassette recorders to various Smurf para- phernalia including folders and earrings. The students found time between diligent studying and work for seeing the latest Hlms such as E. T. , this year's biggest block- buster to An Officer and a Gentleman and Tootsie , the comedy hit of the year. 54 The sounds of music from such groups as Men at Work and their debut album in the U.S., the Stray Cats and the Clash resounded in the eardrums of many students. Music Television IMTW became a common term at O'G, showing video tapes of groups playing their music. New trends appear everyday. What will they be next year??? Stay tuned to the 0'G yearbook for more details. 'STQI' 5

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Bob Vlereck Joe Vogel Paula Ward Chuck Weis Mike Wetrlch Rich Wllka V 1 ,fr F Sophs advance Sophomores, often termed the forgotten students, face a period of adjustment. They are no longer the new kids on the block nor are they part of the upperclassmen. Responsibilities increase to some extent but not enough to make a marked difference. College still seems a long way off Time still winds slowly. A need to prove oneself is present. On a lighter note, for some sophomore year means not sitting at the tables farthest away from the pop machines in the lunchroom. Many also enjoy the experience of calling others, frosh. Being members of the middle year, students learn to adjust. Guidance from the upperclassmen becomes important and they all look forward to next year when they will be members of the upper half of the school. 53 1 K

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wks! sw, Q lg 1 'JA' Q, A it K. x ,-Q 1- fs il rf' I I 2' I ' li, E .:. , . ki - 1' 1+ I Hn! Stacy Carlberg Lori Chrtstopherson Carol Connelly Pat Costello Karen Curley Joe Dardls Stacey Darger Jan Delghton Mary Delker Pat Donovan Mlchelle Dubbelde Todd Dubbelde Kelly Ducheneaux Jeff Elyea Sandy Engberg Susan English f . ' ' 1' E . 1 o r 'Q A.. e ' . :rngfrms S Clockwlse starting at left: Wlllle Oswald and Jason Schmitz work on their American Lit. term paper . . .Dan Gerner consults Mr. Basche on Hxlng his truck . . . Matt Sweetman, phone home. 55