Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Mary Moffenbier Stacy Moffenbier Jennifer Morrow Mary Murphy Pam Noasz Shelly Nelson Alan Papke Brian Pfeiffer Rosanne Pitz Donna Raymond Judy Reis David Renelt Samantha Sabers Doug Sahli Donald Schatz Paul Schaub Richard Schmidt Mike Schumacher Brad Schutz Curtis Schweitzer Patrick Sebert Melanie Shousha Dan Sitter Susan Sivertsen Bottom Left: Len Suel masquerades in the halls during homecoming week. Top Right Rick Kline tries another type of trans- portation during school. Bottom Right Curt Schweitzer sparkles his way through the day during homecoming festivities.

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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

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Juniors offer rookies advice Now that the class of 1983 is upper classmen and no longer considered babies of the school, they have some advice to offer the classes of 1984 and 1985. Wendy Lieberg commented. Your high school years will go fast, so be happy you are an upperclassman. “Hang tough and don't let the upper- classmen get to you. stated Rich Schmidt. Joan King's advice to the underclass- men was to get ready for the term papers in English III. Lori Stump added, Make the most of your high school years because they have a lot to offer you. To put the final touch on the advice given to the underclassmen by the ju- niors, Melanie Shousha stated, “You must reach for the stars-try and at- tempt the impossible.