Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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16 Seniors

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Seniors Remembered Roncalli's senior class of 1986 numbered 58, the smallest graduating class in sev- eral years. The senior class president was Meredith Morgans, and Jeanne Kielhold was the vice president. Our class was a special class because even though we were small, we had the most class spirit. We were always willing to help each other when someone was in trouble or sit down and laugh with each other. There was a time for both; our class seemed to be able to distinguish between the two. I'm really going to miss the people and the school that helped me grow. Meredith Morgans, senior class president. 4 Thad Steele, Paul Hammond, Chuck Lanham, and Shannon Krumm take a break from studying. Brenda Fischer Nancy Fritz (Pages by Frank Mangan) Seniors IS

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Exciting but expensive As the journey through the Roncalli school came to a close, seniors looked back upon the excitement and also the expense of this memorable excite- ment. These expenses included graduation announcements, senior pictures, and that unending quest to find the per- fect outfit for Dinner Dance and graduation. “It's such a hassle to find that perfect outfit, because the occa- sion is so meaningful. But in the end all the time and effort is worth it, explained Caroline Bock. The problem wasn't that I couldn't go out; it was just that there was no place to go for free. 1 liked the freedom, but more money would have been an added conve- nience, Jim Pfieffer said. 4 Meredith Morgans shows high spirits as she prepares the gym for coronation. (Pages by Thad Steele) Seniors 17