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

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Round Table of Contents Crusades We can be satlsfled wlth moderate confidence In ourselves and wlth moderately good oplnlon of ourselves but the fauth we have In a holy cause has to be extravagant and uncompromlslng Lewis Carrol Orders of Knlghthood Chnstlanlty and nothing short of It must be made the element and prlnclple of all educatlon Where reveued truth has glven the arm and dlrectlon to knowledge knowledge of all klnds wlll mumster revealed truth Anonymous A knight there was and that a worthy man That from the time that he flrst began To ruden out he loved chlvalry Truth and honor freedom and courtesy Wrlluam Dean Howells Courtly Festlvals out of my observation that most men that do thrlve In the world do forget to take pleasure durmg the tlme that they are getting their estate but reserve that tlll they have got one and then at IS too late for them to enjoy It John Keats 'air fi' 4 ,fffif gk I 4 ffm' Nh 4 fx ' ft? .-:wt - ' rl ' 50 1 1 I . I 1 1 Q st 1 I - 1 ' ' , . ' l Lords and Ladles. . . . . . . 66 t- W t Nt u ' 51' Q v ,Q .,,- rt - - ' 4 3 fi, I if ' . a . gg X aim ' ' ,, :ai . ., , 14 T , . 'sf '- x , 3? .. Lf I l if F AQ -5 ,TX x n. I L T . -' A . , . .sd r Vrrfg-.f, ,V ,at if 'W Xxx.. 5:53 1 'i lp ' 1 20 11 ' ' . . , . . ,,

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'll GX Anlndescdbabl How does one go about describing the indescribable? By this question, reference is being made to the '84- '85 Knight Legend staff. The year- book class began as complete chaos but slowly evolved into a goal- oriented, successful group. Entering 0-19 during sixth mod, one would be taking his life into his own hands. People insensitively scurrying about attaining their objec- tives presents a common picture. These objectives included choosing choice photos of illustrious O'G students, writing and perfecting future yearbook copy, and organiz- ing materials to complete each Legend assigned page. For a major portlon of the staff members, a great amount of knowledge is needed to be obtaln- ed in the first months of the class. Only two of the 13 proteges of Mr. Basche represented past years of ex- perience. Dave Richardson, editor, and James Budelt returned for their fourth and third year respectively. Within a few months, progress reach- ed a plateau that expanded the en- tire year. With the help of the two veterans and a never-a-dull-moment advisor, the year became noted as one of unl- ty, educational growth, and of an all around good tlmel A PAGE 2: Yearbook Staff: Sandy Delker, Becky Burke, Mary McGreevy, Jennifer Trlble, Ryan Bolger, Mr. Basche, Bob Gulllckson, Davld Richardson, Carl Thomassen, Jenny Luke, Karen Van Busklrk, Tony' Spader, Jayne Schulte. PAGE 3: TOP: Karen Van Busklrk savors the sweet succulent taste of a dlet coke. MIDDLE LEFT: Jenny Luke types a few tldblts of trlvia for the yearbook. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mary McGreevy makes mountains of makeshift work look miniscule wlth marvelous manual dexterity. BOTTOM: James Budelt, the sly slave drlver of journalism, works Davld Richardson to the point of total persplratlon while his harem of handsome honeybuns watch In humlllatlon.

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' For hereln may be see humanity frlendllness harduness love frlend hate vlr tue and sm Do after the good and leave the evll and It shall brlng you to good fame and renown Charles Lamb ,ed - A 1 . ' x . l-Q .0-fnonaf'-n.i'Q' . 4. V at . Q ,403 1 - ' I ,L .Ely QW tu . ska 4 M - ' 4, ' n 'E . 4 A 1 1 . . . - -' 1 1 I ' w I 1 1 ' ' ' ' l I I ' 1 1 ' - V I , I I 1 I I I