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

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Clockwlse startlng at rlght: Jeff Melnen awakens from a nap . . . Renee Hayes worked hard during the Cross Country season, helplng the team sell balloons to false money for state. Kelly Sadler Janet Schmitz Jason Schmitz Jlll Seeger Cathy Sercl Paul Skadsen Treve Sklllman Karen Smedsrud Mary Smlth Llsa Snyders Scott Soldatke Anna Sochocky James Soukup John Spader Glen Spencer Klm Stanga Elise Sudbeck Matt Sweetman Beckl Tam Monique Terlau N LL-KI Y Theresa,,Ihomassorr ,ll ' Monty Thury Anne Tordsen Kevin Treanor 60 V' i xt' YV' cu., 1 S X i I Q . K-f .if , V SJKK ry U sal H N .xv -L V. E .av iv I , figeai Q ,, ,J 4 v WVAI we 'f ll' I' 'iii Hwy. lb ' 1 K gf af, N 5 ' I

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54.4 Q ,gg I, 3323! fp , ri 'ZF' S. Jon Wlnklepleck Sara Wlnterscheldt Tonl Woodruff Karen Zimmer Jean Van Tassel Steve Wallner Susan Walsh Bret Warne Dan Weight Matt Welsensee Tom Welsensee Anne Wlck Tammy Wlller Jenny Wlnker Juniors take on responsibilities There are many transitions that 0'G students go through during high school and one of the harder transitions to make takes the form of the transition from sophomore to junior. Now, the former sophomores have more responsibilities such as setting a good example for the lower classmen and also trying to look like they know what they're doing, even if they don't. Along with this there comes more work to do because the teachers feel that they can probably handle it and the work gets harder so that the juniors don 't die of boredom fat least from the workj, but these get partially offset by the new prestige and freedoms that come with being an upperclass- man. Besides these responsibilities and prestige, Innumerous hopes arise, including ones that the teachers they will be encountering are not the ones they have heard horror stories about. Anxieties also present themselves over what the new year will bring ln the way of grades and social acceptance. This year some of the juniors will take the imposing, but not entirely impossible, ACT or SA T tests which they may have worked on ln sophomore English. This does not say that the juniors didn't par- ticipate in the usual dances, includ- lng the one sponsoring the senior dance and support teams at various games. 61