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

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taff hears and sees all Diligently they work conquering vital jobs daily. Filling out attendance slips, keeping the hallways cleanly swept, and meeting students and faculties daily needs in the business and main offices, are only small parts of these strenuous jobs. When working with people, everyday roteness is mixed in with 'off the wall humor'. Situations and people make for an interesting day according to main office secretaries Patti Heisler and Kathy Castle. Occasional chuckles in the main office are the result of mail and calls for Mr. or Mrs. 0'Gorman. Another laugh came when a man demanded to search room by room for Jesus Christ - we told him school wasn't open and to come back laterufwhen Dr. Lorang would be aroundj, said Patti. First year attendance office secretary Holly Jorgenson has-already begun to hear lt all. One morning a mother called to say her son wouldn't be in school fall dayj because his pants were being washed. Slow washing maching? Another incidence like that occured in the main office when a student swore the reason he was late for detention was because he was buying some new tennis shoes he needed - at 7:30 a.m.?! Throughout the schoolyear, the staff grins often while running a rigid rat race - and in the end they all agree the best part of the job comes in working with peopIe. Holly Jorgenson Lou Ward Joanne Collison Dorcas Pillar Marion McWayne Mary Ann Leafstedt ., Wh. g 'KJ W' Taking a brief pause are secretaries Kathy Castle and Patti Heisler. One doy o mon come ro O+Gormon looking for Jesus Chrisr. Porri Heisler. ttr Q Handyman Art Gealow sweeps with a smile. WNY 1 2 2 Staff

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THE DOCTOR IS IN The heartbeat of the school is said to be the students. If this is true then it's the doctor's duty to keep the heartbeat from stopping. Dr. Lorang is that physician with Mr. Moran as his able bodied assistant and second in command. Administrative decisions were put upon and easily handled by Dr. Lorang and Mr. Moran. Using their doctoral skills Tom Lorang and Dennis Moran worked like precision surgeons making sure no virus infected the great body of 0'Gorman . High School. Commenting on the year Mr. Moran said, lt's been a pretty good year. We've had no insurrections or rebellions. And so the year went. Dr. Lorang and Mr. Moran plan the days events. 124 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Lorang examines a healthy Mr. Moran. Dr. Lorang thoughtfully answers questions