Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Dave Hoerner Jeff Hurlburt Rob Johnson Tim Jung Dawn Karst Sue Kline Steve Kraft Holly Krumm Renee Lacher Joe Lang Rhonda Larson Kathy LaVallie Mike Leach Lora Lieberg Stacy Liedle Marshall Lundborg Randy Malsom Margie Mangan Phil Marnette Lisa Martin Kathy McAreavey Randy McLeod Mary Mecseji Vicky Meier 24 Juniors

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4 Who says guys don't look good in skirts? Tom Scheid and John Rost are out to show the world that if you have it, flaunt it. Juniors meet new challenges Numbering 83, the juniors were the lar- gest class. Being a junior brought new responsibilities and freedoms such as the use of the student center and the status of being an upperclassman. According to Dan Schaub, junior class president, The class of '87 enjoyed the privileges and handled the responsibil- ities of being upperclassmen well. Being the largest class, we showed a great deal of unity that was very special. We began to set examples and felt proud to show our talents of leadership. John Renelt, vice president, stated, The strengths of our class were in our versa- tility and individualism. (Pages by Barbara O'Keefe) Juniors 23

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Variety key to junior life Smokin' in the Boys' Room and Money for Nothing were chosen as fa- vorite songs by many of the juniors. Weekends were spent is a variety of ways. Many students spent their week- ends working and going to school activi- ties. Tom Scheid found weekends were the best time for being lazy. Most of the juniors agreed spending time with their friends was the best way to spend the weekend. Being the largest class didn't stop the juniors from being close. Christie Comes said, We are all friends. Evpn though we are a big class, we are all close. Jim Hoerner felt his class did all the best things better. Mike Harlow said, The variety and fun loving attitude of the people made our class the best. Al- most all the juniors agreed the student center made study hall a little more excit- ing. Mary Mesceji said the best thing about going into the student center was being able to tell all the underclassmen who shouldn't be in there to get out. (Pages by Meredith Morgans) Juniors 25