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

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Kevln Brlck patlently stlrs color Into hls favorlte palnt - hot plnk. J ,da A 4 Devaney, Meg Flynn, and Klm Wagner express their lubllatlon whlle bulldlng the set. FE RLE CREW If all the world was a stage, Genesis would bein the hands of a set crew. Not a bad idea. 0'Gorman's set crews succeeded in creating three miniature stages lrevolvesl, six mirrored movable panels, two portable doors, a hot box, a mission, and a New York skyline. Why not a world? In a sense, they do create a world. One made of wood, cloth, paint, and musling all held together by some nails, a few thousand screws, a roll of duct tape, and a prayer to God. Furthermore, they shine lights, flips switches, and move scenery about in a ballet of technical grace and precision. When all parts work together, the fruits of the set crews labors produce a fantasy world which is the background for the actors on stage and lends the atmosphere of imagination to a theatre production. Between acts, Chrlstlan Novetzke discusses set problems with Kevin Brlck. Klm Wagner and Chrlstlan Novetzke pose with Lenny the Ladder who ls boasting a pretty new shade of hot plnk. Set Crew 59

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BREAKING A LEG Breaking a leg to the audience means another trip to the doctor, but to the 87188 Thesplans, lt means good luck. To become a Thesplan, you are judged on drama points accumulated, the number of plays participated ln, and the number of drama classes taken. The 87188 Thesplans met at the beglnnlng of the year to plan the drama year. They continued to meet through out the year once a month. A couple of thelr activities were performing The Glft of MagI for local churches and taklng a trlp to Mlnneapolls, May, 20. Mollle Krum and Teresa Fester clown around In the Drama room. what ,Q Q- r 'Q' The 87f88 Thesplans are: Top: Mollie Krum Mlddle: Beth Pyper, Sharon Picasso, and Shelly Summerton. -W Bottom: Klm Wagner, Chrls Bannwarth, Teresa Foster, and Mlke Samp. we ? 11' I ,W If 'M ,ff , V.,,, K ,. , of 8 we T ' I gi -35 58 Muslcal Y , ,,,,e xi 1 M ' 11: ' , :Q-.. ,fi ig V I T ,Q I ' ' 13 l U A by .lv r,, , W 8, In 5 T 5 5 If f ff fo W 7 JO' The Thesplans ham lt up on the set of Guys and Dolls'

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PLAY BALL The goals of our freshmen basketball team included belng competitive, Improving, and glvlng their best. According to Coach Leo Lorang, these goals were met In flne fashion. The team's 3-12 season was deceptive as the young Knights were in every game rlght tlll the end. With a break here or a dlfferent bounce there, we could have won half of our games, stated Coach Lorang. l was very proud of our guys and the way they kept thelr heads up and continued worklng hard through the end of the season. Because they kept working and dIdn't glve up, they showed tremendous Improvement both as lndlvlduals and as a team. The results of their Improvement were also the hlghllght of their season when they flnlshed second ln the season ending Brandon Tournament. Assistant Coach Gregg Talcott noted, Our tournament wln over a very good West Central squad was a deserved reward for our pIayers'efforts and attltudes throughout the season. I t was real stimulatingg there was nothing I regretted. U - Steve Cogley Back row: Leo Lorang, John Stombaugh, Mlke Seller, Jon Limoges, Steve Cogley, Michael Borgmann, Wllllam Hoffman, Chrls Moran, Mike Bunkers, Lance Brelt, and Brlan Landrey. Front row:Mltch Earley, Chris Pulford, Wade Sundermann, Matt Flaherty, and Steve Lamberty. 60 Freshmen Basketball I' l is rg 37 Steve Cogley takes a fall away lump shot whlle Kory Klckul watches on Matt Flaherty drlbbles down court past hls opponent V R eete , X -..NW M V g . s-....tt..,,tN F . .3 fs f v S .31 4- , x E