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

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ln F U Time Spirit Would you feel comfortable with no one there when you needed them? r wha uld it be like having no cheerleaders t any of the football or basketball ga s? lt would be pretty lonely No one t ere to lead us on or bring us up cheerleaders ere always there, leading us and lifting our spirits h W we were down by a point or two, the adrenalin would flow, and our anxiety levels were up. We would scream and cheer along with the cheerleaders, and finally lead our team to vict ' Last year they w re composed of sophomore, junior, nd senior girls. All of these girls mi ed in varsity and junior varsity for football, basketball, and wrestling. There were four squads that consisted of varsit basketball: Eileen Murray, lly Maloney, Mary McGreevy, Laura Rutten, Alyssa Ellerbro , and Christa Plimpton. Varsity football: Lisa LeMair, Jenny Luke Bridget VanHove, Yoli Zepeda, ary lg- nowski, and Cindy Phelan. lso for wrestlingj Junior Varsity bask ball: Kris Meyer, Jenny Sercl, Mich Hauk, Jenny Flannagan, and Kari Hood. Junior Varsity football: Sandi Moe, Tracy Hansen, Julie Warren, Michelle Meinen, and Julie Fahrendorf. All of these girls deserved the very best from all of us fans for all of the support they had given us. They all put in a lot of time and effort just for us. This was in our appreciation. - . ' But not li - last year. Our . .1 n o , If

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. A Q' V 2 X T ' U S' f S ii 3,,w,,f., x - .3 ', lHollywood, Look Outll Beautiful, talented, glamorous, describe the 1984-85 pages: The bearers of happiness and spirit. Shining faces in the hall and on the court or field, those girls brought an era of spirit to all fans and players. Every morning at seven, no matter what the weather, the mighty Pages practiced hard for their next perfor- mance. lt took courage to step out onto the field in front of all those gaz- ing eyes. You feel like you're going to forget everything, but when the music starts, you know what to do, says Jayne Shulte, junior. The pro- spect of new uniforms provided an added incentive for the girls to raise money by washing cars and candy sales. The group totaled 30 girls, comprised of 16 seniors and 14 juniors who performed to such songs as Runaway by Bon Toui and Talk to ya Later by the Tubes. Sister Sue, Advisor, and Stacey Carlburg, graduate of 84, helped choreograph the complicated routines for the group. I think the girls have really improved, it's really picked up, said Stacey. Their bright smiles and cheery dispositions, pep- ped assemblies and led the Knights Victory march. Having served O'Gor- man with honor and style, the 84-85 pages will always be remembered for all that they were. 143

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TOP LEFT: When time out was called, Michelle Hauk, Kris Meyer, Jenny Sercl, Jenny Flannagan, and Kari Hood all made sure that we were on the ball. TOP RIGHT: During a football game in Vermillion, Lisa LeMair, Yoli Zepeda, and Cindy Phalen, cheer our team on to success. MIDDLE LEFT: L. to R.: Jenny Luke, Mary lgnowski, Cindy Phalen, Yoli Zepeda, Bridget VanHove, and Lisa LeMair, took time out to prepare for the Homecoming game. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sophomores Michelle Meinen, Kari Hood, and Jenny Flanagan, return to their squads. BOTTOM RIGHT: Nothing makes you more excited than our cheerleaders at a pep fest. 145