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

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O'G Netters Volley Toward a Smashing Season Behind the coaching of Mr. Gregg Talcott, the boys' 1985 tennis team completed their season successfully. The boys posted numerous victories, including double wins over city rivals Lincoln and Washington. ln the SIC, the Knights produced a second place rating and won 5th place in the State STARTING CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Mr. Gregg Talcott expresses overwhelming happiness at the success of his team, .Jim Osterberg winds up for his killer backhandg Mike Naughton gives his oppo- nent the evil eye as he volleys for a winner, Pat Moran demonstrates the two-handed backhandg brother Mike Moran, meanwhile models the perfect forehand formg J. J. Ochsner serves his 103rd ball through McKennan's fence. tourney. Mr. Talcott credits the expected success of his netters to the team's depth and quality doubles play. The '85 netters consisted of various uni- que characteristics. J. J. Ochsner solely represented the senior class, playing 414. Two sets of brothers par- ticipated. Mike and Pat Moran played it1 and H3 respectively, while Chuck and David Luke played top spots on the J.V. team. Four eighth graders from St. Mary's also took part on the team. Rounding out the rest of the Varsi- ty team are: H2, Jeff VanHove, 115 Mike Naughton, 36, Pat Obele, ivf7 Brett Sadler, 118 Jim Osterberg and 119 Scott Abdallah.

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Knights Set Pace at State -gy-..,.M,-,...,, -, , , ZX A lg ' c At the Boys' State track meet the medley relay team g g placed third. The team consisted of Steve Sabers, Ryan QQ ttttt flt , A Cahalan, Tim Jurgens, and Bill Dunn. Also placing third ' was the 4x400 relay team which included Mark Sullivan, ' Ryan Cahalan, Steve Sabers, and Tim Jurgens. Ryan Cahalan, Bill Dunn, Mike Wetrich, and Tim Jurgens finish- ed fourth in the 4x800. Placing individually in the open 800 meters was Mike Wetrich who earned a sixth place finish. Senior boys that graduated this year were: Dave Bruhn, Jeff Clapper, Jim Clayton, Steve Devaney, Bill Dunn, Tim Jurgens, Mike Parolini, Steve Sabers, Chad Soldatke, and Mike Wetrich. 1 ,., -.-- . Ei - .Q TOP: Bill Dunn sets the pace for the medley relay. BOTTOM LEFT: Jason Lien gets a good run through before longjumping into the sandpit. BOTTOM LEFT: Dave Bruhn attemps to lump his season best of 6 feet and 4 inches.

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Golfers Swing Into Action The girls golf team showed a great deal of success. In the first competi- tion the team traveled to Rapid City to take on Stevens. After the first day of competition the Knights were behind 178 to Stevens 184. The following day the girls recaptured the lead to win 352 to Stevens 383. The girls then had to face Washington, and Lincoln for the city titles. Washington, and Lincoln were no match for the girls, led by Amy Butzer, and Jane Egan. The first round ended with Amy Butzer leading with a 38, 2nd Jane Egans 42, tied for 3rd was Lynn Armfield with a 46, and Jenny Flanagan fourth with a 48. Next the girls faced the SIC meet at West Ward Ho, which was won with relative ease. The top four places were held by knights Amy Butzer, Jane Egan, Jenny Flanagan, and Lynn Armfield, showing that the Knights did have the best team in the SIC. ..t . gusts ,ft-,. ..,. 5 K MF . Wm Je. , , I 2!gM:s,,q. F.. .,.,,g:.g5f?,RHQ-,ii i -Q-5 V TOP LEFT: Jane Egan watches her ball as It goes for the hole. MIDDLE LEFT: Nancy Arm- field practices her putts. MIDDLE RIGHT: Amy Butzer perfecting her swlng. BOTTOM LEFT: Lynn Armfield works on getting her ball out of the sand trap.