Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Spirit Makes Successful Cavalier Year Students were affected by everything that happened at the international, national, state, and local events throughout 1982-83. All the events had some impact on the lives of RHS students as many of the news items hit home. Unem- ployment, death, and new laws changed the course of history as well as individual lives. Roncalli made its own history too. The battle of the blouses at the beginning of the school year, the changing adminis- tration and faculty, the football playoffs, and the changing appearance of the student center, were only some of the pieces that fit into the history of the 1982-83 school year. The spirit of the Cavalier never failed, however, no matter how bad or good the news was. This spirit is what made up the 1982-83 Roncalli Cavaliers. 6

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Freshmen 8 Freshmen Freshmen Win Sales Drive Numbering only 62, the freshmen stopped a three year winning streak by the seniors in the annual magazine drive. Given a goal of $4,650, they achieved $5,100, winning themselves an afternoon of volleyball and pizza. Mark McNeary credited the class for “doing a lot of hard work; they really got into it.” Representing their class in student council were President Mark McNeary and Vice-President Meredith Morgans. Patrick Bierne Al Bobby Caroline Bock Stephanie Bode Cathy Butts Rita Coffin Bill Condon Brian Daschel John Dorn Robert Dornbusch Yvette Eagle Annette Eagle Bull Dawn Enno Kevin Fiedler Brenda Fischer Bob Flocchine Tami Gisi Paul Hammond Sheila Heinz Jeanne Hoffman 1 Freshmen rally support for the Cavaliers before the trip to Lennox, for the football playoffs. 2. During a break in the action, at a girls’ basketball game. Yvette Eagle. Marsha Strickland, and Chris- tine Rucker take time out to talk. 3. Fashions of metal-ware were modeled by Angela Zwetzig during future day at Roncalli. 4. Freshmen busy themselves between classes by going to their lockers.