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

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STUDENT fagtfaita , ,Oli Shows Leadership A Student Council had a productive year. il Starting out the term with the task of P Q organizing the Sioux Interstate Conference L l ' Fall Leadership Workshop held at Augustana College. Homecoming lunch 4 duties fed over 600 hungry students with pizza and pop. The Student Council also sponsored the first outdoor dance to be held at 0'Gorman. Donating funds for a library typewriter and providing a grant for the ln- sight Magazine, were just a couple of the ac- tivities SC became involved with. Leadership training and working for the common good. J S IM it 4 I A if g Bottom Row:Joel Kunkel, Shannon Campbell, Doug Danlels, Ellzabeth Arnold, Matt Mlsllnskl. Tol ' Row:Paulette Tam, Shelly Summerton, Jeff Gross, Sharon Plcass Bottom Row: Sharon Plcasso, Shannon Campbell, Doug Danlels, Joel Kunkel, Mlchelle Maloney, Mlss Young, Amy Roberts. Top Row: Mlchelle Harnden, Paul Rlchardson, Jefi Gross, Allson Haugo, Scott Blcketi Cralg Danlels pu Presldent Joel Kunkel expresses an luea or nu 'CA creative groupv - Mr. Basche Ellzabeth Arnold and Matt Mlsllnskl llsten Intently a N a Student Councll meeting 148 Student Council it 'Dk

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Pat Moran floats Ilke a butterfly and stlngs llke a bee. X . .3,..adn4i.rv-- ,iw 3 SIMPLY SMASIIING The 1988 Boys' Tennis team was State Champions. Their 16- 0 team record included the SIC title and team wins at the 0'Gorman invitational and the Rapid City invitational. Coach Gregg Talcott refused to let the team be all work and no play. They played golf, went go-carting, ate meals, and initiated team prayer during the season. ln singles, Pat Moran Q21-Zy took second in State, Tony Breit 118-85 took fourth in State, Chris Moran Q17-GJ was a State quarter-finalist, and Brad Jones 121-2l was a State Champion. The doubles team of MoranfMoran took 3rd at state, while JonesfPhil Loving and Lance BreitfThad Barnes took first in second and third flight doubles at state. This might be just the beginning. Captain Todd Mulhair said I know they're gonna be good for a long time because all these guys are about 12 years old. Phil Loving goes that extra yard to stay ln the polnt. gi g sa ff.-'fl as 'Sf gi 9 Nil? fbi :iw S ,N :ggi YQ K3 RTC I Q, 1 A YEWH S -ggewls yuan' The 1988 State Champs are lfrom left to rlghtj: Chrls Moran, Phll Lovlng, Lance Brelt, Brad lones, Thad Barnes, Pat Moran and Tony Brelt. Tennis captain Todd Mulhalr walts to smash the ball. Boys' Tennls 147

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Susan Samp 'exerclses' her typlng skllls. 0 ,L iti 5 I ' Back row: Marcla Klng, Kevln McGreevy, Mark Ellenbecker, Chrls Wllson, Kathy Owens, Joel Kunkel, Mlchelle Maloney, Mr. Basche. Second row: Mr.Siska, Clndy Takeda, Karla Hay, Chrls Novetzke, Sharon Carroll. Front row: Julie Serle, Matt Mlsllnskl, Jlm Delker, Allson Haugo, Susan Samp, Elizabeth Hobson, Mlke Wosje, Paul Rlchardson, Jennlfer Trlble. 341 Changing Seasons 1987-88 yearbook staff put together a newly styled book that changed with the seasons. In changing the format of the book, the staff divided the year into seasonal sections of fall, winter and s rin . Staff member, lim Delker commented on the fail division as saying, Everything will eventually 'fall into place. ' Chris Novetzke viewed the winter divisions as a brrrr-illiant season. The spring division was described by Kevin McGreevy as blossoming into perfectionlf' The staff raised funds by selling ad boards and selling classified ads. Editors for the staff were Iennifer Trible, Paul Richardson and Mike Wosje. Iennifer Trible was Editor for three years and won the Gold Pen Award for outstanding abilities in the area of journalism. Her skill and humor will be greatly missed. Karla Hay looks up from writing copy. A 'KX- Q .,'? , 1 Q- 'K if VK ,. Staffers work diligently near a deadline. Yearbook 149