Roncalli High School - Lance Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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1. Sophomore girls get limbered up while practicing aerobics during gym class. 2. “Get Rowdy! seems to be the message these soph- omores are giving to the rest of the crowd. 3. Sophomore girls and guys alike were enthusiastic about the homecoming tug of war. UlkuUi Scott Hoeke Susan Jasinski Jackie Jund Brenda Kelly Jim Kokales Sophomores 13

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Sophomores Sophs Number 75 The 1982-83 sophomore class started the year with an enrollment of 75 students. They elected Brian Donovan to lead their class as president and Ben Zerr as vice president. They sold $4,150 worth of magazines in the annual drive. Nancy Appl Keith Beck Tom Bernard Stewart Bohle Stephanie Brummond Alicia Chavier Liza Bobby Dan Cleberg Jackie Coplan Paul Coughlin Janelle Dabbert Richard Dix Brian Donovan Diane Engelhart Becky Feickert Jennifer Gates Joe Gisi Steve Gohn Bob Guhin Tim Heinz a 0 a I • f) a a a fS a . V 12 Sophomores

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Sophs Idolize Matt Dillon, ‘Rocky,’ Dr. J “Our class is ‘the best’ with some great atheletes and great looking women!” This quote from Roger Nikolas sums up how some sophomores felt about their class. The sophomores had several favorites, including Burger King as the best place to eat and Aldo Nova and Loverboy tied as the best loved musical groups. Matt Dillon and Sylvester Stal- lone were the sophomore girls’ favorite idols while “Dr. J” was the boys’ most popular choice. The sophomores chose “Bob’s and Michelle’s” as their favor- ite entertainment spots, with Bump and Tilt being the second most popular place to go. Garfield was named the favorite comic character, and “Fantasy” by Aldo Nova was the 1982- 83 sophomores’ favorite tune. Lastly, the students cited “mas- sive” as their most popular saying. 14 Sophomores