De La Salle High School - Delta Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MR. DALE VAUGHAN World History Assistant Football Coach Freshman 225 Mr. Vaughn points out a point of interest for J. MacMasters and J. Healy. Class Officers: President—David Meuse, Vice President — David Metty, Secretary — Mark Schindeldeckcr, Treasurer—Jerry Phalen. 225 is one of the more industrious homerooms in the school. In the magazine drive, they sold well over their quota. In the Christmas Card Drive they were first in L. to R. 1st row: M. Pazik, R. Gruye, J. Degidio, J. MacMaster, J. Swanson. M. Schindeldeckcr, J. Lipa, D. Fisher. 2nd row: J. Lebens, R. Kruger, J. Martin, V. Newinski, I). Metty, T. McGuire, D. Meuse, D. Mas-lowski. the Freshman Department and second in the school. 225 is perhaps one of the most athletic advisories in the frosh department. Proof of the pudding is shown by the large number of participants in varsity sports for the Freshman Department. 225 is one of the advisories the Frosh as well as the whole school can be especially proud of. 3rd row: M. Colder, L. Kreatz. F . Krider, J. Flynn, J. Healy. D. Volkman, A. Papis, D. Uhler. 4th row: J. McCormack, R. Bretzke, W. Vossberg, J. Dragseth, J. Edison, J. Byzewski, T. Rodney, J. Phalen. 24

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MR. HARVEY BURON Algebra I Freshman Basketball Freshman 24C Class Officers: President—Jay Keller, Vice President— J. Norling, Secretary—Janies Paradise, Treasurer—Allen Maxa, Sgt.-at-Arms—Mike Buron. Room 24C is a fine example of freshmen with terrific school spirit. In both the Christmas Card Drive and the Magazine Drive they sold over their quota. The Christian charity of these students was well displayed throughout the year. They filled three Christmas baskets, and were the recipient of the mission banner many a time. This spirited homeroom also contributed to the athletics of the school. The basketball, hockey, and football teams contained members of proud 24C. Due to very still competition, they had a rought season in intramurals, but they took third place in basketball. The biggest sports accomplishment of the year was their victory over 20C in the basketball competition. These and many other things make 24C a credit to the Frosh and the school. L. to R. 1st row: J. Cormican, M. Fairley, T. Me Devil t, M. Buron, R. Housignant, P. Doty, C. Auger, J. Hu-doba, J. VanDrasek. 2nd row: M. Stensrud, R. Iwaske-wuez, J. Brady, J. Peltier, J. Karczewski, T. Glennon, F. Helm, C. Tomcheck. 3rd row: R. Taafje, S. Stuart, G. Worshek, J. McDonough, J. Hesel, P. Doerflek, S. Wit tig. T. Benson, S. Maas. 4th row: A. Maxa, J. Ouellette, T. Graham, G. Theis, J. Keller, J. Paradise, J. Norling, G. Hayden, T. Patterson. 23

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L. to R. 1st row: J. Riley, M. Hilson, L. Wiles, W. Piwowar, L. Farrell, R. Shasky, D. Bengson, W. Wilson. 2nd row: T. Mady, R. Flick, T. Kirsch, D. Hanrehan, W. Gracyasz, J. Kotowicz, M. Murphy, D. Shabaz, F. Job. 3rd row: D. McLean, J. Pearson, J. Paradise, C. Preus, Z. Hocuk, J. Strachowski, D. Bether, G. Hallman, J. Stillwell. 4th row: J. Backfield, R. Genoch, J. Beck, J. Grech, R. Klaesges, J. Balaban, J. Notherscold, J. Cossette. Class Officers: President—Robert Shasky, Vice President—Charles Preus, Secretary—Douglas Bengson. Treasurer—Bill Gracyasz, Sgt.-at-Arms—John Paradise. 226 has never been known as standouts in volleyball or basketball but well spread talent on a variety of athletic fields won us second place honors in the Frosh Homecoming Activities Day. One on the honor roll— we’ll never be condemned for vain learning. We are privileged to be the only Freshman advisory quiet enough to be placed next to the halls of the academic office. As gym-nighters, we rank second to none. “Frequent and Funfilled” is our motto. Yes, we of 226 are proud of our homeroom and our parents should be too. We captured the mission banner in the Frosh department over Parents’ Night for additional prestige to our room. Bro. Jerome points to an interesting object for J. Riley and R. Shasky. Freshman 226 BROTHER L. JEROME Religion I, Religion II Algebra II, Physics Trigonometry, Basketball 25