Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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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.

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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 favor pizza, tacos Favorites! Favorites! Favorites! Every- one has favorites including the juniors. A survey was given to the junior class to find out what their favorites were. Pizza was chosen as the favorite food, while Pizza Hut and Taco John's were the favorite places to eat. The favorite song among the juniors was “Here I Am. The Rolling Stones, Air Supply, and REO Speedwagon were chosen as the favorite groups. M A S H was voted as the favorite TV show, and the juniors selected Es- cape from New York and Endless Love as their favorite movies. Garfield was the favorite comic char- acter. Top Left: Marcie Jasinski uses study time wisely. Bottom Left: Punk rock day is exhibited by Anne Kornmann and Rich Schmidt. Bottom Right: Gregg Snaza relaxes while watch- ing play rehearsals as Tony Keelm does the same. Juniors 30