Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Bill Schumaker Mary Shousha Terry Shuck Linda Smith 20 Seniors

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Mary Lyke Paul Marnett Seniors learn, grow for future Growing from frightened freshmen to young adults and preparing for a world of responsibility is all part of being a senior. Seniors lead underclassmen by setting an example of a true Cavalier. Learning and growing from the guid- ance of teachers and peers prepares these people for their future. Roncalli in itself sets its students apart from other schools. Seniors set them- selves apart by exhibiting all they have learned from this institution that has truly been a home away from home. Bottom Center: The unknown senior comics team up at the homecoming pep test to punish juniors Mary Kelly and Anne Kommann for being loyal “motorheads. Bottom Right: Seniors snuggle up as they cheer for the Cavaliers at a football game. Ron Meier Michele Merchant

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John Schmitz Annette Schumacher Class 'sass' provides unity Our class is really a super class! A lot of us have been together for 12 years, but our whole class shows unity. There is a tot of kidding and quite a bit of sass, but we all seem to get along pretty well. All I can say is that it will be a strange day in May when it's time to go our separate way. —Hogan Herges Top: Acting as substitutes foe the National Guard during kangaroo court were Tammy Labesky, Lynn Samuelson. and Barb Arntz. They were sent up into the student body to bring down those who didn't participate in the dress up days. Bottom: Two of the three seniors on the girls’ basketball team. Shawn Gourneau and Terri Strand, give a winning smile otter their victory over Redfield Seniors 21