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

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THIRD and UP TO PAR The Knights golf team chalked up another fine season under the coaching of Dave Hanten. The Knights took third in the Mitchell Invitational, second in the Yankton Invivitational, and finished first in their region. They also took a second place finish in the SIC and topped the season with a third place in the State Tournament. The JV team also had a successful season going undefeated. Dave Dougherty summed up the season saying, lt was one of the most successful seasons in three or four years and I felt our team worked as a unit. Where one person fell short, the others covered him. JV golf team: Mike Becker, Dallas Koch, Matt Flaherty and Lance Briet. OUR rhfl Todd Kolb finished his high school golf career with an outstanding second place finish in the State Tournament. Todd I placed in State each of his four years at 0'G. He placed ninth as a freshman, fifth - as a sophomore, third as a junior, and he . wound it all up with a second place finish his senior year. When Todd was asked about his second place finish he said, You - I always want to win but I was satisfied with second. He also stated, This was the best team l've ever played on at 0'G. Todd spent five hours a day during the summer praticing golf. When asked who he I looked up to, he smiled and said, My dad. ' Matt Rost displays a picture perfect stroke. Boys Golf 25

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Love That Team! The 87-88 girls tennis team raised alot of racket this year by winning the State Championship for the second year in a row. Also, the team welcomed Cathy Duetch as their new head coach. Team cooperation really paid off this season. According to Debbie Sercl, We all had to really stick together throughout the season because of many injuries, but we pulled through strongIy. Place winners in State Competition were: singles -- Mary Fischer first in first flight, Debbie Sercl third in second flight, Megan Carlson fourth in third flight, and Jenny Leiferman first in fourth flight consolation round. Winners in doubles were: Mary Fischer and Debbie Sercl first in first flight, Megan Carlson and Jenny Leiferman third in second flight, and Alison Haugo and Ann Flynn sixth in third flight doubles. Becky Loving takes time to quench her thlrst. ,E . ff!! HH aff if Varsity Megan Carlson, Mary Fischer, Ann Flynn, Alison Haugo, Kate Henderson, Jenny ' Leiferman, Becky Loving, Susan Ronan, Debby Sercl Junlor Varsity Ann Arden, Julie Aurit, Katie Burke, Shannon Clark, Stephanie Earley, Susan Flynn, Jennifer Foy, Sheila Gaspar, Nicole Halde, Angie Kindig, Kathy Lewis, Marisa Mirra, Danielle Novetzke, Sandy Schiager, Missy Young 24 Girl's Tennis First row: Missy Young, Mary Fischer, Megan Carlson, Kathy Lewis, Sandy Schiager, Jenny Leiferman, Anny Flynn. Second row: Shannon Clark, Nicole Halde, Marisa Mirra, Julie Aurit, Kate Henderson, Stephanie Earley, Katie Burke. Third row: Jennifer Foy, Angie Kindig, Danielle Novetzke, Ann Arden, Susan Flynn, Sheila Gaspar, Debbie Sercl, Becky Loving, Coach Cathy Deutsch. Not pictured Susan Ronan. 1 V l ff, jf? l Middle: Susan Ronan rests after her match. Left: Kate Henderson concentrates on her return. Right: The splrlt of tennis shlnes on Jen Lelferman's face . .X J, Mg... yrs Qjg fj 3 , f fvkwfv ' . .. - 4, . ?'?f?5fi .N fe m... Amgen .-.fm we - , t gl? ig- -3 f,ff2iifqf M., rivets,gytffeEv,g'ifr5,,e:.f ff 'ff-1' 1 Y,'.'.'? rem- 4 ' fi 3 ,i,,,3,5,3e:2.'f,,,'f3 . ,:f3.jf:g,33 A ig ss- f .,k.eis 93gf.se.fe,.-get-152' is -1 list' 'sie F -s ' Nw- if -.3-. , 5? A rr . gf.-1 -as he swf fx.: , -- J- Q s.1f:f?5..T1-,ssqfe,,,., A k .e t fe A :ft il 2.213 5 . 2 i I . ,g5,,,5f..'1 ,wi . ,jg -- ' K -iillfifiifffsei-5Tff,,,f!f. fi - eg ' .. - - jffgief K s2.5,j-reef K ' 5 flag ... ,ae , ff .ti . - ...f If Ai ' S-E272 f ff , Xfsiifcw'-s,'Qix4 .. i 395353 ...RQ :A M if-'-iss te if P

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EAL DAY IN THE LIFE OF A CH EERLEADER Meel Betty Smiles. She is the yearbook's lictianal cheerleader. Her Iile is based on the Wresfllr-s Cheerleaders: Amy Rulter. Megan lives ofthe girls who made up the 87f88 Carlson, Cathy Hobart, and Julle Owens. Knighf Chggflgadgfs. 1 Q. E Betty awakes at 7:00 a.m. on the morning before her game. She had been up until midnight the night before colorlng ln locker stickers. No time for breakfast because she has to be at school at 7:20 a.m. to put up the locker stickers and the huge sign her squad had made yesterday after school. During 4th mod, Betty practices her pyramid formations for the game tonight. Betty leaves school after 7th mod to freshen up. At 5:00 JV Cheerleaders: Jenny Pllmpton, Nlcol Colwlll Jackie Garrison, and Julle Brown 1-MQ V l re l C Q Nr' 4 If p.m. she is meeting her squad at Chi Chi's for a pre-game fiesta. Then, it's an hour and a half of intensive cheering, with a bleacher full of peers staring at her. At half-time, she meets the opposing cheerleaders. It ls nice to meet them, but Betty never knows what to say. After the game, Betty packs up her pom-poms and goes home to sleep. She has homework to do, and school the next day. It Is a lot of work, but Betty loves lt. She falls asleep, still smiling. JV Cheerleaders: Jenny Plummer, Jonl Ellls, Shari Hlll, and Clndy Lee. TWO-FOUR-SIX- EIGHT O GORMAN CHEERLEADERS ARE REALLY ,Z Q Chrls Rowe boosts 0'G's splrlt ata pep fest. ! Susan Naughton proves cheerleaders can smlle whlle they cheer 26 CHEERLEADERS