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

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Kathy Hunt Carol Kayser Grace Kolb Steve Krler Tyone Kruse Dave Bernard Patty Pharis Janet Lieslnger Leo Lorang Rick Lynch Scott Leithelser Steve Kueter Kathy McGreevy Becky 0'DonneII Leo Lorang mulls over Freshmen Religion class. Fr. Climpl and Fr. Reidman consult on matters of the highest order. 126 Faculty . Q esre is as E ., . ..s-s ., -it . .... 3. . , y -, M X, T ,,gjf+f'5,., se.r,s . T Kaff . - N.. I ii es .IA 'l, U LTY '- vs,sr , ' S L . in -W, Af N. I K. ' - K K K 111.5 t Jw 1 - ' gg l vsb? 'iv 2 IBETCHA DIDN'T KNOW Sr. Sue was a cheerleader for Dell LITTLE KNOWN FACTS ABOUT O'GORMAN'S FACULTY Mrs. 0'DonneIl rocked on the ' bass clarinet. Mrs. Strasser leaped in a trampoline show. Fr. Reidman played Minnesota power hockey. Mr. Talcott won a state superior actor award. Mr. Bernard was his school's mascot. Miss Karol Kayser won a best actress award. Mr. Basche coached football in Hudson, S.D. Rapids. Mrs. Bradfield was the Regional typing champ. Mrs. Pharis was the 1978 SD Junior Snowqueen. Mrs Osthus was a Future Teacher of America. Sr. Jeanette Silvis ran the hurdles in track. milf

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Language Over Seas Many students found themselves learning a different language and a new culture through the foreign language classes offered last year. Although they were not required, these students took the classes for the pure enjoyment of learning, and the activities. The French students celebrated Mardi Gras with the other high schools, and crowned Mike Lorang and Kristen Ellerbroek as King and Queen. The German students had fun with a food day to experience German food. The Latin classes always seened to find something to celebrate, especially during the Ides of March. Chi-Chi and Fahita trips to expand their Spanish food knowledge was an experience enjoyed by the Spanish students. Sister Marls explains Ia workbook to French 3. 9.9. isn't just HISTORY Although students needed their social studies credits to fulfill requirements, many choose to take classes such as Sociology, and Psychology, just for the pure enjoyment of it. I thought that Psychology was really interesting, and I learned a lot of fun things from it, said senior Tammie Cink. Mr. Begemann,the newest addition to the social studies department last year, was quite pleased with 0'Gorman, and felt that It is a very enjoyable place to work and the students have set high standards which makes for a very positive learning environment. 'Rident Stoldi Verba Latina'- Only Fools Laugh at the Latin Language. - Sister Sue b 1 f N..m5..,. 1 . gkkk v, 0, . -is Y- X--..., . New gg-, j ., qqg The German IV students sprech sle Deutsch. . Raef it ei Mark Adams pleads with Mr. Begeman. 128 LanguagefSoclaIStudles Justin Hannesson hablan espanol In Spanish I. W Mr. Talcott, Craig Fahrendorf, and Todd Mulhalr argue over polltlcs In Government class. ue TH is N! i..'. V gi ..,. ...zz Chris Cahalan contemplates over his test.