Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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1. Sean McGee, Terrie Volk, Tony Mangan, Jean Engelhart, David Blando, Mary Schmitz, Lisa Beckel, Betsy Arend, Carol Costello, John Washenberger, Debbie Raymond and Linda Kingery investigate the nervous breakdown of Mrs. Klapperich, located under the sheet. 2. Jean Engelhart, co-editor of the LANCE, questions yearbook deadlines. 3. Mrs. Klapperich assists sports editor, David Blando, with his golf article. 4. John Washenberger, co-editor of the LANCE, reminds staff members that we all need an occasional break. 5. Debbie Raymond and Lisa Beckel, co- editors of the CAVALCADE, discuss the first publication. Lance Staff 25

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24 Lance Speaks I AM YOUR YEARBOOK. Treat me kindly as I have already been through enough. Do you see the group at the right? How would you like them to handle your personal pages-every picture, every article, every headline? Let me tell you, at times it was touch and go. More than once I almost didn't get sent to California in time for my rendezvous with the printer. Of course, it wasn't always lack of staff communication that caused my near blankness. Forces beyond their control haunted the strange shaped room in the lower level of RHS. A mixup of colored and black white film was only the beginning of our picture disasters. A last minute attempt for girls tennis pictures that turned into very blank negatives ended in a very roof-raising discussion. But I almost met my Waterloo on my second date with the printer. A week before my postal engagement, my advisor was told that the company who took all my individual student pictures couldn't send them. My film was ruined; the pictures would have to be retaken. Well, that gives you the background for the staff picture at the right. Mrs. Janelle Klapperich, the only advisor who ever loved me, laid down and buried her head in a sheet, hoping never to see me again.

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26 RHS Tops $16,000 In Annual Drive Roncalli students pitched in to earn over $16,000 in the annual magazine drive. Eighty percent of the student body was involved in the campaign. The sophomore class won the honor of being top- selling class with over $4,000 of magazines sold. For their effort, they were treated to a pizza party. Assemblies at Roncalli varied from pep fests to a gospel blues singer. Pantomimist Millie Dill and Caprice Rothe presented the art of mime to the Roncalli student body. The artists showed the students the skill of classical mime, dance and mask theatre. Mr. Herman Henderson, principal at a ghetto high school in Chicago, also visited Roncalli. He lectured on the problems and pressures high school students must face. Mr. Tom Winslow entertained students with gospel, blues and country tunes. Mr. Winslow also gave a brief history on American Folk music.