Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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I see myself as Zerr. . . S still just having fun. . . working hard, but having fun. -Dan Janeen Smith f yhn David Unser Travis Wertz 20 Seniors gg if Karla Smith Sol Sukut Dale Vetter Darrold Wagner Shannon Westra Dan Zerr During homecoming week, Dee Sillman, Dan Zerr, Tony Bock and Jenny Morgans take time out from decorating for Coronation to talk a Hlittlef' Beach Day is the dayls theme. Kathy Traphagen ,, , Ln,,, Kayleen Wall

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in surgery operating on an old man with a bad heart and wondering what to wear to my hzgh school reunion. -Ana Chavjer. . . R Tim Sahli MQ. -M Sandy Schatz y i i ru W1 f.L. 'M My X 5 A I, . , Q 75 W 'Q- '44 Excuses, excuses K'Well, I'm a senior now, so . . . How many times was this heard around the halls of Roncalli? Quite often, if you listened for it. And you possibly even uttered it yourself once or twice , if you were a senior. For example, an average senior was sitting in the student center. After he finished a tasty junk food meal, he tossed the wrapper in the general direction ofthe garbage. It bounced off the wall and it was about five feet off the mark. Awe, let the juniors pick it up, he muttered. This excuse even came in handy for little things, like being late for class, wearing a royal blue sweater instead of a navy one, or sleeping a little bit later on school mornings. The list was long and varied, and the excuses were used probably more often than they should have been. Seniors wanted to get all that they could out of their last year, and excuses were just one way to do it. Smiling, with thoughts of victory, seniors show their support to the football team. Pages by llee Sillman Senigrs 19

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'I '11 be attemptmg to teach hrstory to a classroom of sleepy kids. -Kayleen if Daily dilemmas In this day and age, bad days accompanied life . . . First, you woke up at approximately 8:00, with absolutely no time to spare before reporting to school at 8:15. You were on the way to school when you suddenly heard a noise that wasn't a normal noise for your car. After that, you remembered you needed gas and had forgotten to get it the day before. As you glanced at the gas gauge, the red marker read very empty. One mile away from school, with no gas, is where you stood. You hitched a ride from a fellow classmate and finally made it to school. That was when you realized that there was a test first hour that you had forgotten about. Just about the time you thought nothing else could go wrong, you realized you had lost your homework assignment for your next class. So you frantically searched for an excuse as to why you forgot. Finally, the day came to an end. You were still alive, but in your mind you prayed for a better day . . . tomorrow. Sound familiar, seniors? Ann Biegler starts her day with an unexpected treat She is in just a little bit too much of a hurry to get to school. Kristi Bossly, Rieta Buttaro and Patty Pelkofer are cheering on the Cavaliers while making sure to keep their ears warm. Watching Roncalli in sport's action is a common activity for students. Pages by Patty Pelkofer Senigrs 21