Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY; ' l Roncalli's chapter of National Honor Society is 22 members stronger after the induction ceremonies conducted by present members and their advisor, Mrs. Sandra Levsen. To qualify for NHS students must possess a 3 .0 grade average throughout his high school career and also demonstrate the qual- ities of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Honor Society Pledge I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of the National Honor Society to which I have been elected. I will be true to the principles for which it stands. I will be loyal to my school and will maintain and encourage high standards of Char- acter, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. New Members of National Honor Society: KNEELING: Charlie Salwei, Joe Schwan, Dave Grabowska, Mike Sweetman, Dave Nikolas, Tim Kessler, Harley Zephier, STANDING: Kristi Albert, Mary Braun, Rella Pitz, Pam Sahli, Paula Sweetman, Kathy Piatz, Denise Hansen, Kathy Bell, Ann Lanham, Shirley Lacher, Marie Evelo, Janet Engelhart, Laurie Lauer, Becky Walt man, Martina Hauser. KH S. Students Honored by Faculty

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Key Club Does Things for People. Key Club members in the FIRST ROW, LEFT TO Schutz, Kevin McGrane, Mark Schultz, Ron Hart, Paul RIGHT are: Dave Nikolas, Casey Steele, Roger Weber, Clinton and Alan Tiegs. FOURTH ROW: Dan Friske, Jim Schriver, Tim Kessler, Jim Saylor and advisor, Duane Braun, John Hartung, Jim Johnson Dominic Mr. Don Fischback. SECOND ROW; Jim Rohl.Bob Wolf and Charlie Thompson. FIFTH ROW: Dave Saylor, Joe Hartung, Jim Hanson, Paul Hafferman, Ellerbusch, Jerry Braun, Dan Nikolas, Bob Vanderhoek Robert Tiegs and Tom Dafnis. THIRD ROW: Scott and Bruce Woodard. Key Club is a well organized club in which much time and work is demanded from each member. Roncalli maintains that in order to be in Key Club, a student must want to get involved. It provides a service that is unparalled to any other club at RHS. The 1974-75 International theme is 'Service' and Roncalli is carrying this out to its fullest. This year's projects include selling Christmas wresths and sponsoring a school dance. Two Roncalli students, Jim Saylor and Tim Kessler, are district officers. Jim is treasurer and Tim is Lt. Governor. Senior Key Clubbers, Roger Weber and Charlie Thompson show off their muscular bodies and impeccable strength while hauling barrels for the homecoming stage. 16

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Wrestlers need beauty, wrestlers need support, wrestlers need cheer, and that's what we give. Born of a need, the Mat Mates more than supply that need. The Mat Mates go the extra mile and supply warmth, shouts and grace and yells for the Avis group of sports. The Mat Mates had coat checks at wrestling matches and presented each wrestler with his own towel to promote wrestling spirit. Because of extra effort put out. Mat Mates truely are a wres- tler's best friend. A. Mary Vaux, sec; Liz Snow, pres; JoAnn Diebert, vice-pres; Kathy Piatz, trea; B. Jane Nikolas, Pam Gefre, JoEllen Amtz, Marie Evelo, Ann Phoviack, JoAnn Oiebert, Jody Munger, Patty Jacobs, Nancy Merchant, Mary Vaux, Liz Snow, K thy Piatz, Marie Gefre. C. Advisor, Mr. Elroy Gruenwald.