Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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I] 1C PlTK'eSS oi American (a) enimciu BURN A HI) FEOER Mr. Longtin bones up for his South Dakota History class by reviewing a brochure center- ing on the geographical highlights of out state. Freshmen Anthropology students are greeted by the smiling face of J. L. (Mr. Longtin). A student in Mr. John Longtin's Europe to Renaissance class points out a place of interest in Italy. Social Science classes taught by Sr. Janet Horstman and Mr. John Longtin include the following: American Studies, American Government, and three new classes which were South Dakota History, Anthropology, and Europe to Renaissance. Sister Janet's class had projects throughout the year, which ranged from a carnival to class plays and discussions. Games like Declarity were held with class topics used as questions. Mr. Longtin's classes studies the past as well as the future. His new classes added a variety to the schedules of many students. Our state was studies by many students in a way they've never before seen. The study of man it- self was introduced for the first time here, as well as the history of Europe on the whole. 29

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New Classes Bring Variety Number 4 is the lucky number that earns Dennis Sanders an opportunity to choose a category, and answer the question asked by Sr. Janet and Charlotte Fisher. Declarity is the name of the game; a George Washington wig is the prize modeled by Corrine Schmidt. Paul Revere (Mary Frey) talks to the North Church caretaker (Caron Fisher) as Paul holds the reins on his horse. American Studies class awaits Sister Janet's spin of the wheel. 28

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Science is a step from Yesterday into tomorrow. There are many things to be taught to the class of General Science as shown here, with Mr. Don Fischbach and his sixth hour freshman class. Shirley Lacher, Cheryl Brunson, Pam Maurseth and Kim Labesky are watching for results from their experiment with enzymes. The Science Department at Roncalli is divided into four parts. For the Freshman, General Science is taught by Mr. Don Fishbach. This class includes the basic outline of science. In the dealing with chemicals many experiments are conducted to show chemical power. Also the knowledge of nature and the human body are adventured into. Biology, taught by Mr. Gill, is a much more advanced outline of todays science. In this class details are projected to expand the students knowledge. The third part of the Science Department is Chemistry. This subject investigates compounds and elements, what they are made of and how they exist. This class is also taught by Mr. Gill. Last of all, but not least in Roncalli's Science De- partment is Physics, taught by Mr. Dan Lipp, which deals with the laws, properties, and the interactions of matter, motion, and energy.