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

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Gretchen Borgum Chrls Boyd Mike Brandhagen Tony Brelt Alissa Brost Cher Brown Julie Brown Amy Bruggeman Jennifer Bruns Dianna Bunkers . .. 'XE --s-es:a2issE:.z zg:-- 2. V . ,,,. 1 . fs: x , .eg 1: -- f- A- fe e l. , ,S 13-1 - -1 - iiziiii' ee K - - g in - c fm x K H i Y f . fn - a .. K' ,aa A ' If s .f--1 -1- - .--tie, . W .- s. ----i --- -:'- S. -.i g If g 'V Y . .za , -.11 it - . 31. - -'EWS 'kiiiesi . .x-.,- -Vigo. . . .W-esac :few '11 - -. . - ' ' - '-1 . V fs.-2 ' at i 'tk s . . as M ,M 1 A F -,... 3 an Aizi , -sexe 1 l I i 1 i 5 3 A 3 NEVER AGAIN! - Mistakes to learn from. A part of growing up is making mistakes. lt is probable that sometime in all of our lives we will flulJ up big time. The important thing is to learn from the mistakes . . . after falling, get up and brush yourself old Several sophomores admitted to making 'never-again' mistakes and learning lessons from them. Une time lskipped 8th mod -- It was the very Hrst time I ever attempted it! Mr. Garrison caught me and gave me 10 detentions. Never again! . . . Next - time I 'll be more careful! -- David Fahrendorf Other students encountered situations that taught them lessons the hard way - Like touching a hot pan - you just don 't forget. Sophomore Paulette Tam realizesnow that friendships are constantly changing. I 've learned howto adjust and change from the had times. Alissa Brost has proof of her mistake. l never studied in chemistry and l gut a D to prove it. Janey Goetzinger claims that she 's learned that some guys just aren't right for me. Allin all, mistakes are an essential part of life and if handled correctly we can all benefit from each vital lesson they teach us. Shannon Callahan Shannon Campbell Michele Carman Chuck Cinco Shannon Clark Jon Clausen Sara Clemetson Nicol Colwill Andrea Comstock Cathy Corkill 84 Sophomores - i,fi in ' -3- -s s- se- f w-aimaw.:,k,i fa 5 x : - Q--1:---fu .. . d. a s -' i- -' . an W . 'SR 'K .1 W - Q . -fig -0' X 155' ' as , 2 ei-5-is H254- .wzxfs wfl9'fraa. .se2aNesaa.

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DATING Is Far From Perfect Dating considered a Hne art to many, hits a climax during one's sophomore year. Intuition and curiosity throw sophomores into a Marie Ehlen social whirlwind as they go out to movies, to Circus, to the mall, or to a bowling alley. Guys tend to pick girls who smile a lot and who have a good sense ofhumor. One description ofa 'perfect' date is a girl who had features like: tall, blond haired, blue-eyes, 130 lbs. ,QR smiles often, considerate, decisive, able to carry on a stimulating conversation, and spontaneous. The girls describe their date as 63 , blond, muscular, lean, humorous, caring, sensitive, and athletically inclined. What ruins a date? Well, sophomores say a date is ruined by bad breath, shortage of funds, tense anxieties, shyness, or simply a negative attitude. The 'perfect' date according Jqnadee Ellis to one sophomore girl was that ofa guy driving her to a casual restaurant such as Chi-C hi 's or Hunan, then going to a movie- preferably a comedy - and then Hnally dropping her off at her front door and then kissing her good-night. Stephanie Earley Michael Ellenbecker -lumvbw , xi W My-9'-:ff g . .,Al Charles Cinco and Gary Aurlt show sophomore style. Chris Halvorson goes to class with a grin. 86 Sophomores