Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Vocational Classes Are. . . Vocational classes are very popu- lar in the Junior and Senior classes this year. Approximately 34 students chose to make a vocational class part of their high school work load. The variety of classes range from Building Trades to Health Care and from Electronics to Machine Shop. But Auto Mechanics seems to be the most popular with 21 RHS students enrolled in the course. For those who know where their interests lie and in what area they would like to pursue a career, voca- tional classes are definitely stepping stones to a suc- cessful future. A. Tom Cowles seems to think his Agri-Business course is really something to talk about. B. It may take two to tango but Mike Kaiser and Bob Tiegs find it takes several more to build a house as they attempt such a project in the Building Trades class. C. Rod Meyer takes time to think out a problem. D. Amidst oily engines, Ron Hart and Ken Weigel work together in their Auto Mechan- ics class.

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Guidance a Student’s Best Friend Where to go? What to do? Which way to where? Questions like these are often heard in the RHS Guidance Department. Stu- dents frequently go there to ask questions, get the re- sults of a test, look up some college information, or just to talk. This year's Guidance Department involved three very respected men: Mr. Harold Pardew, Fr. Joseph Presinell, and Fr. Anthony Opem. Emphasis is put on the individual needs of each student and tests of all kinds are administered by Mr. Pardew. The RHS Guidance De- partment is definitely a student's best friend.

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A. Thinking of his Auto Mechanics class brings a smile to Ron Hart's face. B. What to do now and how to go about it seems to be what Jon Herges needs to know as he a- waits further instructions. C. Machines of all sizes, shapes, and colors can be found at the Voca- tional School. D. Now this won't hurt1' Mary Schriver assures her patient during a practice run in her Health Care class.