Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Top Left Doug Sohli. Shawn Tyrrell, and Rich Vin- cent make doughnut holes in single living. Center Left: Wendy Lieberg. Anne Kornmann. and Stacy Moffenbier decided it is better to crash at Bump and THt than on the streets. Top Right: Todd Brummond exhibits his football skill at the Sacred Heart Bazaar

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Junior classes, ideas change The junior year for the class of '83 has been one of many changes among classes, friends, and ideas. Being upper classmen makes all of us feel a bit more independent and reliable. Now, the realization of a near future has come into being. This can be an ex- tremely trying time for all of those look- ing into the future. In the end, the juniors will find them- selves and make it through this transi- tion period. We'll again be united to relive our past experiences to their ful- lest during our senior year. —Brenda DeForrest Becky Fettig Patrick Gannon Jody Gefre James Gese Susan Gruenstein Brenda Hammond Gina Hartford Jane Heintzman Jodi Heintzman Penni Heintzman Kimberly Wd Curtis Hilzendeger Joe Hoerner Kenny Imberry Marcie Jakinski Juniors 25

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Juniors are college bound Indicative of the the growing class of conservative students who are basi- cally concerned with good grades, going to college and making a lot of money, was English III instructor. Bill Ford's, comments on the junior class. Bob Olson, junior social studies teacher stated, They're a good class, an intel- ligent class, and in general they're here to learn. He also added, There are a lot of college bound students. I can say nothing but good about them. I hope they carry over attitudes and skills into their senior year and keep im- proving. LeAnn Leighty Larry Leon Wendy Lieberg Delores Lipp John Littel Eric Magnuson Bill Mangan Jane Mattem Joan Mattem Mary Ellen Mattem Melissa May Sheila McLeod Sean McNamee Stan Meier Bob Miller Juniors 27