Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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 Dec Sillman, Stacy Bohle and Jenny Morgans display the feeling of closeness they share. Ann Biegler Jon Bierne Tony Bock Stacy Bohle Kristi Bossly Rieta Buttaro Lynette Chang Ana Chavier Mark Costello Doug Coughlin Galen Eagle Bull Traci Ellsworth Joe Englehart Brian Fergen Scott Ganje Tonya Gannon Keith Geffre Pat Hansen Stephanie Harr Kevin Harty Donovan Heier Robbie Heintzmar a Steve Siegel, Todd Imbery and Galen Eagle Bull take a 28 Sophomores

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Requirements changed Graduation requirements were more de- manding for the junior class along with the underclassmen. The juniors were the first class to need 24 credits to graduate, as compared to the 21 credits needed for the 1986 seniors. The juniors had different opinions about the credits needed. Marie Storevik said that the new requirements were not fair because the seniors didn't have to have them to graduate. It doesn't really affect me too much because I planned on tak- ing that many credits, commented Erik Carlsgaard. We should have the choice of taking classes. We shouldn't be forced to take classes we don't want to, stated Jeff Hurlbert. 4 Mary Gisi and Marie Storevik just can't decide what is on Chris Schwann's shirt. (Pages by Mark McNeary) Juniors 27

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 Shannon Wcstra looks forward to a night of light reading. break from lunch for a quick smile. 4 Sophomores show school spirit. Sophs ready for their future Roncalli's sophomore class of 1985-86 breathed a sigh of relief as the year came to an end. No longer would they be un- derclassmen. Instead they looked for- ward to next year with high expectations of the student center. They eagerly awaited their chance to show off their status as upperclassmen. Tony Bock was elected president, and Jill Hoffman was elected as vice president of their class. Our class was a special one. We had a bunch of individuals who used and shared their abilities to form a super class. Over the past two years, our class grew greatly. We grew mentally, spiri- tually, made new friendships, renewed old ones, and became more involved in the Roncalli community. I feel our class consisted of a lot of special people with different gifts and values; yet we were unified. I was proud to have had the hon- or of representing such a great class. Tony Bock, class president. (Pages by Meredith Morgans) Sophomores 29