Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Seniors tastes vary Becoming a senior has always brought changes, and this year was no different. Old tastes died as new ones took over. The seniors had quite a variety of favor- ites when it came to the Big Screen. They enjoyed the action of Rambo and the comedy of Back to the Future. An- other popular movie was St. Elmo's Fire. The seniors favorite foods ranged from tacos and pizza to Scotty's roast beef. Money for Nothing was the most pop- ular song, and seniors enjoyed spending their weekends with friends and party- ing. Very few seniors could remember any- thing funny that happened at Roncalli, but Rich Coughlin could. The funniest thing that I remember was when Brett Traphagen and John Sjodin called in to Mr. Bosch and said they missed class because Johnny had a bad starter that had to be fixed. Robin Lee Dennis McGrane Trevor Lien Mark McNeary 18 Seniors

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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

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Mary Miller Jodi Moinichen I Frank Mangan Meredith Morgans Jim Pfeiffer Barbara O'Keefe Michael Pfeiffer 4 Shannon Krumm takes a break from the distractions of the student center and brushes up on his English literature. (Pages by Jeanne Kielhold) Seniors 19