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

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PAGE 185 TOP LEFT: Tracy Hansen settles in- to her race pace. TOP RIGHT: The fun side of cross-country is shown in the faces of Mary Gillen, Lori David, Julie Ulrich, Ann David, Tracy Hansen and Molly Fleming. BOTTOM LEFT: Steve Devaney starts his kick with 200 yards left. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Devaney and John Koch pace themselves through the three mile trek. PAGE 19: TOP LEFT: Steve DeVaney, Mike Wetrich and Jeff Clapper pack together to bring home a Knight vic- tory. BOTTOM LEFT: Showing her form and determination is Mary Gillen, BOTTOM MID- DLE: The signs of a long race shows on the faces of a weary Lori David. BOTTOM RIGHT: Julie UIrich's start comes to an end as she stretches to cross the finish line. 4' ,aut

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TOP: Susan Ronan and Paula Peterson display offensive plays: the key com- ponents to beating Lennox 25-10. MIDDLE: Julie Leyba shows up her op- ponents with her sharp shooting. BOTTOM LEFT: Paula Peterson an- ticipates a pass and the next play. BOTTOM RIGHT: Shelly Plimpton takes careful aim as she prepares to make two points against the competitors. Freshmen Prove Nobility The freshmen girls proved their nobility with stellar performances that left them with a 14 and 3 season. Recognition was given to Lisa Kickul for most improved player, Shelly Plimpton for her defensive hustle, and Julie Sudbeck for her offense. Jenny Becker accepted the spirit award and Sarah Boddicker shot the best free throw percentage. Julie Sudbeck averaged 14 points a game which aided her to win the ace award. Amy Folsom received best all around player. The freshmen B team completed their season 7 and 4 with a third place finish in Madison's junior high tournament. fyrff, ..