Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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18 I. Marie Hovland. Mike Hovland. and Jean Thomas were individual winners at Roncalli Marie received (he Hugh O'Brien Scholarship Award. Mike was cho sen as the Daughters of the American Revolution's Good Citizen. He also received the 1980 La Sertoma Youth Service Award. Jean Thomas won the Voice of Democracy Essay Contest and received a $75 schol- arship. 7. Allen Gates was the recipient of the Century II Scholarship Program. He was also a National Merit Semi Finalist. 3. Mrs. Levsen helps out some students during the magazine drive. 4. Mrs. Levsen hands our prizes to high salesmen who participated in the record-breaking magazine drive. 5. Jean Thomas displays the plaque awarded to her by the senior class for her hard work during Home- coming preparations.

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deHueck Leads Student Council Starting out this year's Student Council activities was homecoming. This was their first main project. They also added furniture and carpet to the student cen- ter. The Student Council is in the midst of many smaller projects such as trying to get a new snack lunch program started, senior night for sports, and more dances. One thing that has changed in the Stu- dent Council is the exchange of presi- dents. Ian deHueck took Pat Harder's place when he moved to Sioux Falls. In their meetings, held during school hours, they discuss and study problems of the students and the school. 1. Standing; director Mrs. Sandra Levsen. Marie Hovland. Jeff Bock. Paul Schmidt. Allen Gates. Bill Hamak. Marty Meyer. Matt Svenson. Rich Schmidt. Jean Thomas. Mark Baker. Melinda Schick. Sitting; Pat Harder. Ian deHueck. 2. Mrs. Sandra Levsen and Ian deHueck lead a Student Council meeting. ■ D

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Students Focus On Honor Roncalli was honored this year to become the record breakers for North and South Dakota’s magazine sales. The old record was $18,900 set by a high school in North Dakota. Roncalli's total magazine sales this year reached $21,752.68. From this amount, $8,700 will go into the Roncalli general fund. The top five salesmen overall were Mar- gie Fischer. Paul Schmidt. Spencer Lien. Renae Hoerner, and Kenny Imbery. who all sold more than $300. Fischer was the top salesman, reaching a total amount of $478. 4 19