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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1970 volume:

Row 1: J. Bendtsen, S. Bires, M. Bjerk-strand, R. Boyle, D. Casey, M. Christensen, K. Coughlin. Row 2: J. Czech, C. Gabrielson. R. Hall. S. Keenan. D. Lash-inski. J. LeClair. Row 3: R. Maderich, A. Martin, R. Mrocek, K. Nordeen, B. Olson. Row 4: D. Peterson, P. Renneisen, P. Schneider, L. Schonecker. Row 5: W. Simack, C. Tael, J. Udlinek. Row 6: M. Van Keuren, Mr. Paul Graf, Advisor; World Cultures I, Psychology, Consumer Education, Business Law. Principles of Economics. Advisory 228 4 Row 1: D. Brom, K. Casserly. Row 2: T. Coleman, D. Ecklund, P. Hinsch-berger. Row 3: D. Husak, H. Jones, J. Kenndy, R. Larson. Row 4: M. Louris. D. Maiers, J. Marcon, S. McGovern. W. Miller. Advisory 104 Row 5: T. Montague. L. Nicol, D. Patrick. T. Peters, M. Resch, D. Sheppard. Row 6: T. Spano, S. Swingley, C. Switala. T. Totzke. W. Trost. J. Will-enburg. Miss Shirley Hinds, Math II, III. 5 The Mauraders. 6 Cazzie gels 'em everylime. A pass rush??? Big Bad Bill. An ALL-STATE combination. 7 D. Burns T. Deyo P. Donbrowsky T. Dorr J. Ell i E. Ferrian K. Hanratty J. Heckman R. Huber Advisory 210 P. Ingalls M. Kissell D. Krotz 8 8. Lais K. McDevitt W. Miller J. Novack J. Novack E. Phillips D. Robinson J. Sargent M. Serie M. Slonine D. Smirl M. Stevens Kent's idol. V-for Victory Mr. Kent Evans Freshman Physical Education, Athletic Equipment Manager. Fr. and Soph. Basketball Coach. 9 E. Adler, A. Bester, J. Billington, R. Doyle. J. Gleason, J. Jaros, J. Franko. T. Gaffner, J. La Casse. C. McElroy, M. Kehoe, D. Mulvehill. Advisory M. Wheeler, P. Westerberg. T. Whiting. Br. Robert Thomas. Advisor; Biology, Advanced Biology, Moderator ot Alumni Association. 10 R. Bittner T. Brosnahan S. Byard S. Ellerbrock R. Funk p. Garvie J. Jacobson Si D. Pepper D. Gooding D. Kukielka D. Heryla W. Morris J. Reiter J. Ryan S. Schultz s Mr. Lawrence Martin Advisor Chairman Religion Dept., Religion I, II. Advisory 206 M. Stoneberg W. Theis M. Toomey M. Wagner N. Wallander J. Welter ll Football Row 1: Nichols, Gross. Ruane, Herbst, McDonald. Row 2: Cronin, St. Anthony, Dienhart, Rice, Rainville, Focht, Pav elko. Donath, Costello. Row 3: LeBlanc, LaFerriere, Charbonau, Sverkerson, Osmonson, Curran. The football team had anothor successful season, under tho coaching of Mr. McEachcrn and Mr. Miller. Tho team opened the season against Regis with only two oxporionced ball players, captains Sean Rico and Mike ••Messiah MacTavIsh. Tho loam's only defeat was to St. Thomas early In the season. It was a great TEAM efforl. “We win or lose as a team.” I want it right now! I'm sick and tired of losing. These are some of the things that spurred the team on. Mike Julius, Mike Charboneau. Jim Skelly. Sean Rico. Mike MacTavish made All-Conference, with Pot Pavelko and Mike Oonath making Honorable Montion. The offense was coached by a Mayor, while the defense was coachod by a Rock, the world s two GREATEST COACHES 2 Row 1: Lewis, Adler, Hirtz, Ryan. Row 2: Skelly, Cousin, Julius, Hagedorn. Klinkner, G. Peterson. MacTavish, Lovett. Row 3: Harristal, Santos. Johnson, Crumley, Coughlin, Forsman, T. Peterson. DE 14 Regis 14 DE 8 St. Thomas 26 DE 36 Austin 20 DE 56 Brady 12 DE 50 Winona 0 DE 30 Lourdes 20 DE 14 Hill 12 DE 16 Cretin 0 DE 8 Benilde 6 13 R. Collopy Zl M. Gray S. Marion J. Brown e ttS B. Johnson R. Palgren M. Peters P. Quealy E. Rajtar R. Stock R. Trethewey Br. Paul Turgeon Advisor American Literature, Junior Composition, Creative Writing, Moderator of Islander. 14 Advisory 308 Advisory 224 gtkM Row 1: P. Baumtrog, B. Blomquist, M. Casey, D. Cousins, C. Dirkers, S. Ennen, W. Feany. Row 2: C. Gustafson. K. Glenn, T. Howell, T. Johnson, G. LaFerrier, G. Lipski. Row 3: J. McGrath, J. Nelson, M. Nemzek, L. Quinn, J. Sandusky, J. Satterstrom, P. Snyder. Row 4: S. Wandzel, Mr. Leigh Anderson, Advisor; World Cultures I. II, American Indian, Russian History. 15 Mr. William Baach Business Manager Mrs. Magaret Burley Executive Secretary Mr. Robert J Casanova Principal Mrs. Virginia Donoghue Business Office Mr. Donald duBois Advanced Placement English Language Study IV British Literature IV American Literature II Br. Stephen Elbert Physics Chairman Science Dept. Math III Geometry Moderator of Patroness Society Father Thomas Hill Chaplain Religion I Br. Arthur Indelicato Math IV Probability Calculus Computer Math II Math ID. IID Mr. Frank Maroney Senior Social Studies Mr. Robert McEachern Dean of Discipline Technical Drawing I, II, III Head Football Coach Drivers Education Mr. Gerald Miller Chairman Social Studies Religion IV 20th Century Europe Varsity Football Coach Student Council Advisor Mrs. Magaret Mycko Guidance Office Secretary Mrs. Mary Ellen Sabota Secretary Academic Office Mrs. Agnes Theissen Associate Librarian Br. Joseph Wegesin Assistant Principal Accounting Mr. Fidelis Welna Polish I Spanish I Drivers Education Mr. James Elsenpeter Chairman English Dept. Advanced Literature IV English Literature III Br. Giles Brom Religion IV Art Appreciation Art Studio I. II Art Dept. Chairman Moderator of Delta. Boosters 18 Advisory 24-C Row 1: R. Buckanaga, J. Chambers. D. Denman. R. Diaz. D. Dotray, J. Engslrom. M. Gooley. Row 2: K. Holler. M. Huss. W. Kenneally, Wm. Kenneally, J. Klesk, K. Krause, P. Leitschuh. Row 3: D. Linnihan, T. Logan. M. Mathews. M. McDonald, G. Pobuda, S. Richards. Row 4: J. Ryan. T. Stockhaus. Br. James Siaz, Advisor; French I, II. Moderator Electronics Club. Spanish II. Ill, IV. 19 Cross Country Row 1: Billington, Oein. Marion. Oberg. Funk. Lupino. Row 2: Marchiafava, Miller. Miezwa, Tael, Fitzhenry. McDevitt. Pharr. Russel. Nawara, Sweeney. Hansen. Row 3: Stoneberg, Schoening. This years Cross Country Team was composed ot a group of hard-running. courageous men. who gave up their alter school hours to practice this two mile sport. A short jaunt ol 5-10 miles usually composed their practice. Leading this years team was Dave Marchlalava who placed third In the state meet, held at Highland Park. 22 Coach Utecht Jim Lupino strives for excellence. Marion's number one but Miezwa tries harder. Denn Russel ALWAYS takes it easy. 23 Row 1: J. Allen, G. Bedor. L. Brown, W. Davy, J. Ended, D. Foley, M. Goral. Row 2: M. Guthrie, L. Hotter, J. Ilfert, S. La-Mott. M. Loso, G. Miezwa, T. Molumby. Row 3: P. Murphy. J. Pikala. R. Sarna, G. Schildgen. A. Schmitt. R. Shelito. J. Tscholl. Row 4: T. Warnke. M. Welton. Mr. Joseph Shrake, Advisor; Typing, Athletic Director, Varsity Baseball Coach, Sophomore Basketball Coach. “Boy I'M cute! 24 Column 1 R. Antolak B. Bushey P. DeGidio T. DeLong J. Doi D. Oolezal M. Faust Column 2 D. Focht F. Gustafson R. Harvieux C. Jackson W. Johnson Column 3 R. Kuerbs W. Lewis J. Lovett Br. Jerome Scipior Religion II, III Gymnastics Moderator Vocation Director Column 4 D. Markun F. Miskowiec J. Ogle S. Pawloski J. Pumper B. Schneider W. Sverkerson Advisory 207 25 One ‘‘55 to another. The Messiah hath cometh to save us. The GREATEST OFFENSE. 26 Sean Rice stacks it up. 27 The Messiah is gone, but he will return. J. Bogucki J. Brage P. Coleman J. Dixon J. Favorite R. Frank G. Healy J. Keete M. Kennedy R. Lebens R. Mack J. McGuire D. O'Donnell J. Patineau M. Rainville T. Rhode N. St. Anthony P. Stepnes J. Stroinski J. Tevlin S. Westholder T. Wisniewski Mr. Edward Oatman Guidance Counselor Chairman Guidance Dept. Advisory 209 28 Column 1 M. Benel T. Casey M. Churchill M. Felien P. Fischer B. Grinnell W. Huss Column 2 S. Hinschberger M. Ketter J. Klimczak V. Koloski W. Korte M. McDermott M. McLaughlin Column 3 D. Nesbitt R. Reilly T. Risk T. Rosek T. Schoening S. Sobota M. Yencho Br. Vincent Hendrickson Chemistry, Religion III, Moderator of Senior Senate. “My goodness my skin feels so soft! Advisory 201 29 I don't know. I think, well I don’t know . . . Row 1: P. Adams, S. Benton, T. Commertord, F. Dunn. G. Giesen, G. Johnston, P. Keller. D. Killalea. D. Lamusga, P. LeVoir. Row 2: J. Marlarkey, K. Oien, R. O'Keefe. T. Patterson, J. Peters, J. Renc-kens, R. Ryan, C. Shadegg, M. Schoening, T. Stamos. Row 3: F. Stopera. S. Strocek, M. Tantamella, R. Torborg, T. Van Sloan, R. Wold, Mr. Roger Julkowski, Advisor; 307, Speech II, Drama I, 11,111, IV, English I, Moderator of Drama Club. Do you guys see anybody out there in the audience besides Julkowski? 31 Column 1: Adderley, Joseph Beaupre, Theodore Cogan. John Cousins, Richard Delehanty, James Dondlinger, Tom Column 2: Dvorak, James Fraser, Paul Gross, Joseph Hall, James Huss, Gary Janowiec, Michael Column 3: Kenney, Patrick Labandz, Mark Manning, Vincent Miller, Richard Page, Timothy Pregler, David Column 4: Remily, Thomas Schoenecker, Paul Schutta, Michael Tabaka, Peter Thompson, Douglas Velner, Dennis Mr. Dan Shrake Freshman English Drivers Education Freshman Basketball Coach Advisory 107 Row 1: Bendsten. Robert; Dougherty, Patrick; Duffy, Michael; Glenn, John; Gorham, Thomas. Row 2: Groen, Robert; Gustafson, Robert; Hall, Don; Heineman, Thomas; Holzinger, Scott. Row 3: Johnson. Steven; Johnston, Christopher; Killalea, William; Longfield, James; McDonough, Joseph. Row 4: Noonan, James; Ockwig, Joseph; Pulkka, Richard; Randolph, Robert; Rolfes. Mark. Row 5: Stein, Robert; Dr. Paul Pluwak, Russian I,II,III,IV. Advisory 13c 33 Row 1: Begin, Dennis; Biesiada, Walter; Caye, Terrance: Coughlin, James; Cousin, Tony; Dautelt, Rian; Engelmeier, Darel. Row 2: Hotter, Michael; Hynes, Gregory; Krueger, Irving; Manley, Thomas; Miralez, Richard; Namyst, Steven. Row 3: Peterson, Robert; Remes, William; Rogge, Michael; Satterstrom, William; Smith, Clarence; Snyder, Allen; Totzke, Michael. Row 4: Welter, Timothy; Wheeler, Jett; Mr. William Hendricks, Head Librarian, Audio-Visual Director. Advisory 215 34 Cassidy, Kevin Denman, Robert Doty, Kevin Dumas, Edward Falvey, Michael Gearin, Terry Gillespie, Thomas Hammerstrom, Jack Haugh, James Helm, Wendell Holzer, Vincent Kauftman, Jeffery McCullough, Thomas McMahon, Paul Meyer, Lawrence Nelson, Dale Preston, Joseph Mr. William Johnson Developmental Reading, Drivers Education, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Golf, Bookstore. Advisory 306 35 Column I: K. Burros B. Bushey B. Cole R. Daleki T. Faust W. Fisch T. Flandrick Column II: E. Gearty G. Gleason W. Heiman J. Heinz W. Johnson M. Klisch Column III: J. Laux R. Murphy O. Nichols J. Olson P. Orman Mr. Jack Bohen, Advisor Attendance Officer Biology Introductory Physical Science Drivers Education Bowling Coach Column IV: M. Reilly E. Rouen R. Siron R. Skelly R. Smisek F. Snyder S. Strahan Advisory 305 36 Beach, Gary; Buckanaga, Neil; Collins, Daniel; DeNucci, Mark; Durand, Shawn; Fisher, Mark. Harrigan, Thomas; Healy, Peter; Hipwell, Gary; Huebschen, Stephen; Hynes, Kevin; Keefe, Patrick. Kordiak. Robert; Linnihan, Philip; McGrath, Edward; Miller, John; Rainville, Tom. Schremp, Jeffrey; Swadner, Mark; Thole, Timothy; Zajac, Robert; Brother Chad Junker, Freshman Chorus, Chorus II,III,IV, Band, Cheerleader Moderator, Monogram Club Moderator. 37 Advisory 123 And who are Its young men? They are from Iho broadest cross section ot Catholic youth. Jose Misael Carpio h. San Salvador, El Salvador Central America, quite a ways to go to school. De La Salle is not a school lor the affluent or privileged. If is a school that, in its highest ideal, would seek to afford a complete education, scientifically perfect, compassionately orientated and designed to have each student realize his full spiritual and intellectual and physical potential. This task has been carefully watched over for the past seventy years by the Christian Brothers. 39 De La Salle has a unique and distinctive position in tho sphcro of education In our metropolitan area, particularly in Catholic education. It has set and achloved standards ot excollonco that are remarkable. Its achievements are even more remarkable when one considers that to this time. Oe La Salle has done It on its own. 40 I 111 De La Salle has been a loader and an innovator: in scheduling, in language programs, in science and mathematics. In social awareness. In art and music, in sports o all kinds and civic responsibility, in many other areas it has pioneered to bring the very tinesl in quality education to its young men. Ouality education to Its young men who come to De Irom the four ends of the city, its suburbs down to its very heart. 41 % The men behind it all Coach Gus and Father Hill. 3 Hockey “70” Varsity—Row 1: M. Charboneau, S. Schultz, D. Charboneau, D. Smirl, J. Franko, F. Gustafson, G. Yohn. Row 2: D. Cousin, G. LeBlanc, G. LaFerrier, T. Peterson, M. Serie, C. Gabrielson, G. Kohl, J. Klesk, T. Ro-futh. D. Peterson, R. Palmgren, P, Sienko, K. Hoffer, D. O'Donald, P. Joyce. Mr. Paul Joyce, coach, mado his return to De this year by a stroke of luck. Tho 1969 70 Puck-sters were led by Captains Todd Rotuth and Greg LeBlanc. There were many line individuals on the team, even though the boys linished poorly. The best skaters ot the year were men like Rofuth, Kohl, Charboneau. LeBlanc. LaFerrier and Palmgren. The high scorer was Rotuth. The defense led by Greg LeBlanc improvod with ago and the holp of his buddy Greg LaFerrier and senior Mike Charboneau. The Coach Pistol Pete Peterson The Three Nord-east BEARS. THE PUCKSTER S AIM . . . . . . AND GOAL IN LIFE. TO HIT THENETS ANDNOTTHEBOARDS. the Hawk, Rofuth Boom Boom” LeBlanc 45 The Pucksters in Action 46 B-squad—Row 1: Denman, Rofuth, Billington. Julian, Charboneau. Row 2: Hunt, Killian, Johnston, Stopera, Diaz, Coach Kellman, MacDonald, Sheppard. 47 Daniel L. Appenzeller Thomas E. Bauer John J. Blake Michael Bober William F. Bretzke Patrick K. Brewer Joseph H. Budnick Thomas P. Butler Lawrence M. Calguire Thomas A. Cashman Robert P. Carriveav David J. Carey Michael J. Charboneau Thomas G. Chismar Nesto Ciuropaylovych Robert Clarkson William H. Coon Thomas J. Costello Lawrence A. Crawford Dennis M. Curran Nicholas A. Adler Kevin T. Alley Thomas M. Andrajack 49 Paul E. Dienhart Michael J. Donath John G. Dotray James S. Doyle Michael L. Dudziak Michael M. Dummer Gregory F. Durand James D. Ennen Paul J. Fabian Jerome W. Fehn Robert V. Fiala Richard T. Fisher Thomas M. Fitzhenry Tim J. Flaherty Philip Froehlig Kevin P. Galvin John F. Garvie Thomas M. Godlewski Gregory J. Gorham Gregory W. Gromek 50 Peter T. Hagedorn Gary M. Hall Steven R. Hall John L. Hammes James J. Hansen Michael P. Harristhal Mark J. Hauge Gary L. Heisserer Tim R. Hennessy Harold J. Herbst Kelly A. Heryla Tim J. Hess Steven M. Hirtz Steven D. Hobbs Thomas J. Hoffman Stephen P. Hollick Joseph M. Hollsinger Doug J. Houser Bradley J. Huard Dennis J. Hughes 51 Thomas M. Hyska Jerome N. lilies Leo B. Iwaskewycz Robert C. Jogodka Thomas J. John Dennis J. Jones Michael E. Julius Steven J. Julkowski Gary L. Kanuit Michael J. Kastl Patrick G. Keenan Kenneth S. Kelash John E. Kennedy Mark D. Kimitch Bruce C. Klinkner Gerald M. Klesk Thomas E. Klesk Gregory J. Kohl John J. Koniar Philip M. Krotz 52 Ronald E. LaMusga Robert P. Lang David W. Leitschuh James S. Lupino Thomas L. Lyman Michael L. MacTavish James E. Mahowald Erick C. Mann David J. Marchiafava Paul H. Martinson James L. McDonald Timothy E. McGrath Thomas C. Meunier Patrick J. Milliman Timothy J. Millunzi Robert A. Morris Michael S. Murzyn John S. Nallick Charles H. Nelson George R. Nesbitt James E. Kulaga David L. Kusek Richard A. LaMusga 53 Patrick J. Ness James D. Newberger James Nichols Joseph G. Niznik George P. Norling Thomas D. Ohotto Steven K. Oien Richard J. Olson Ronald E. Olsonoski Mark Parks Patrick F. Pavelko Reginald R. Pavlak Gary A. Pearsons Dale R. Peterson Glen M. Peterson Poonsak Phatrayanon Joseph Pingatore Dennis Plantenberg Allen Pomerleau Joseph J. Ptaszek Michael J. Quirk Robert F. Rapacz Mark A. Rekucki 54 Dennis R. Ripley Thomas P. Risk Todd W. Rofuth Terrance T. Ruane Dennis J. Russell Mark S. Ryan Patrick M. Ryan David B. Santos Robert J. Schreiber Daniel Serafin James B. Skelly Bruce J. Smith Gregory J. Smith Matthew Sosniecki Thomas Sovereign Paul R. Spano John D. Stelmazek Todd R. Stevens Paul J. Stripsky Kevin P. Stucki 55 Michael J. Stueve Michael J. Swan Michael J. Sweeney James R. Swieca Robert Sydejko Stephen A. Szewc Donald Tetnowski Patrick P. Theis Lawrence F. Tomcheck Timothy Tromiczak Gregory P. Tschann John T. Van Slyke Mark F. Wallek Christopher Wallin Timothy J. Wheeler Richard G. Whiteford Patrick Worley Craig Worm Garry W. Yohn James P. Zappia Michael E. Zastera Mark E. Zika Michael J. Zika Gerald Zopfi 56 NICHOLAS ADLER. Nick”, Holy Cross. Track 1,2,3,4. Football 4. REMEMBERED MOST: throwing Rock and McEachern in the showers, AMBITION: get a job and pay my debts. KEVIN ALLEY. L.O.G. , Annunciation, Student Council 1,2,3,4, De Men 1, REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Cassanova's guided tour of the island in my VAN. AMBITION: Musician. TOM ANDRAJACK, Jock”, Immaculate Conception, Monogram Club 3,4, Contact 1-4, Cheerleading 4, Wrestling 1,2,3, NHS 4. REMEMBERED MOST: A fantastic liquid diet junior and senior years, AMBITION: to do the impossible, make myself imperfect. DANIEL APPENZELLER, Appy , Incarnation, AMBITION: District Manager for the Star and Tribune. THOMAS BAUER. Bush , Immaculate Conception, Football 1, Track 2, REMEMBERED MOST: frosh and soph years with Mr. Colsten, AMBITION: To have another fast car. CHESTER BIJOCH. Chet”, All Saints, Hockey 2. Football 3, REMEMBERED MOST: Br. Andrews soph math class, AMBITION: to get thru college and have an exciting life. MIKE BOBER, Boob s”, St. Helena s, Contact 1,2,3,4. Tennis 2.4. REMEMBERED MOST: the giant slide at the state fair. 1969, AMBITION: Be a Pharmacist. WILLIAM BRETZKE, Willy”, Incarnation, REMEMBERED MOST: detention with Br. John, AMBITION: Buy everyone else out. PATRICK BREWER, Pat , Holy Rosary, REMEMBERED MOST: Homecoming 67, AMBITION: service. JOSEPH BUDNICK. Joey B. , St. Charles, Islander 1,2,3.4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Printing 1,2, Camera Club 2, Contact 3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: Islander Editorial board of 1967-68, AMBITION: To be happy. THOMAS BUTLER. The But , Assumption, Contact 2, Wrestling 2,3, REMEMBERED MOST: talks with Mr. McCormack, AMBITION: to be a playboy. DAVID J. CAREY, Dave”, Resurrection, REMEMBERED MOST: junior year, Mr. Elsen-peter's classes. AMBITION: graduate and maybe even work. ROBERT CARRIVEAU, Resurrection, Contact 2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: The guys at De. AMBITION: to grow my own crops in Mexico. THOMAS CASHMAN. T.C. , Baseball 1.2,3,4, Islander 1,4, Basketball 1,2, Monogram Club 4, KCYO 1.2,3,4, Drama 3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: soph basketball and junior year, AMBITION: to go to heaven with Bodner. MICHAEL CHARBONEAU, Charb , St. Boniface, Student Council 1,2,3.4, Football 1,2,3,4. Hockey 1.2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3.4, Chess Club 2,3, Drama 3, Monogram Club 4, REMEMBERED MOST: hockey tournament frosh and junior years, AMBITION: to be a successful bachelor. THOMAS CHISMAR, St. Annes. 57 NESTOR CIUROPAYLOVYCH, Nestorino”, Holy Rosary. REMEMBERED MOST: Cherokee Bob's math class. AMBITION: electronic s technician. ROBERT CLARKSON, Basilica, “Jello , Student Council 1,2,3,4, Senior Senate, Islander 3,4, Hockey 1.2, Golf 4, Cross Country 1, REMEMBERED MOST: great times on senior retreat. WILLIAM COON, B.C. , St. Alberts. Student council 2,3,4, NHS. Track 1,2,3, Football 2, KCYO, Basketball 2. REMEMBERED MOST: lousy dances. AMBITION: to become an architect. THOMAS COSTELLO, Cos , Visitation. Student Council 1,2,3.4, Drama 3,4, Football 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Senior Senate, REMEMBERED MOST: soph year. LAWRENCE CRAWFORD. Crawf , Incarnation, Student Council 4, Islander 4. NHS. DENNIS CURRAN, D.C. , Visitation. Football 1,2,3,4, Monogram Club 4, Track 1,2, Contact 1,2,3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: football road trips, AMBITION: stockbroker. MICHAEL CZECH, Zek , Incarnation. NHS 3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: running away to the Virgin Islands at the beginning of senior year, AMBITION: to own an island in the pacific. RAMON DEVORA, ' Spook , St. Joseph. Football 1,2,3.4. Contact 3.4. KCYO 1,2,3, REMEMBERED MOST: Hockey Tourney Duluth 68. AMBITION: to be a better football player than Joe Namath. PAUL DIENHART, Christ the King. NHS 3.4, Islander 4, REMEMBERED MOST: Russian literature I. MICHAEL DONATH, Hands , St. Peter's, Student Council 4. Monogram 4. Senior Senate. Delta 3,4, Cheerleader 3, Contact 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2, REMEMBERED MOST: talk sessions with the Rock, AMBITION: to get faster and to be great. JOHN DOTRAY, Jody , Incarnation, REMEMBERED MOST: skipping school and taking a train to St. Paul. AMBITION: to get caught as few times as possible. JAMES DOYLE. J.D. , Annunciation, Drama 3, Basketball 1, Cross Country 3. Baseball 2,3,4, Contact 1,2,3.4. REMEMBERED MOST: the pit. AMBITION: to become voice of the Boston Bruins. MICHAEL DUDZIAK, Sack , Holy Cross, REMEMBERED MOST: Br. Dominic and the adventures of Bill Toomey, AMBITION: make it through college. MICHAEL DUMMER. Chorus 1,2, Drama 3,4, NHS, REMEMBERED MOST: wasting time anywhere in the school, AMBITION: to use some time productively at least once. GREGORY DURAND, Fred , Our Lady of Victory, Swimming 1,2, Bowling 3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: the great guys, AMBITION: Drafting. 58 JAMES ENNEN, N-N”, St. Anne, Student Council 1, Islander 4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: the sweat room, AMBITION: total anarchy and chaos. PAUL FABIAN. Fabe , St. Cyril. Islander 4. REMEMBERED MOST: frosh H.R. with Mr. Clark, AMBITION: Commercial art. JEROME FEHN, “J Boy , St. Boniface, NHS 4, Delta 4, Islander 1,2, Contact 1,2,3,4, Football Manager 4, Senior Senate, REMEMBERED MOST: the friends I made. AMBITION: to fulfill God's intentions. ROBERT FIALA, St. Austin, Student Council 1.2, Hockey 1,2, REMEMBERED MOST: Duluth, Austin. AMBITION: business. RICHARD FISHER. • Rich , Ascension. REMEMBERED MOST: Ronnies house. AMBITION: own a hemi Dart. THOMAS FITZHENRY, Fitz”, Incarnation. Cross Country, REMEMBERED MOST: Ronnies reclining chair, AMBITION: Airline pilot. TIMOTHY FLAHERTY, Flar , Visitation, REMEMBERED MOST: frosh math with Cherokee Bob, AMBITION: to go to law school. PHILIP FROEHLIG. Phil , Ascension. Ski Club 4, REMEMBERED MOST: room 22. AMBITION: business management. KEVIN GALVIN. Galv , St. Alberts. REMEMBERED MOST: trips to Duluth, AMBITION: to overthrow Hugh Heffner. JOHN GARVIE, Garv , Annunciation. Cheerleading 4, Contact 2,3,4, Drama 3, Ski Club 3.4, Monogram Club 4. Swimming 1.2, Track 2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: Reg. Phil, Fat-boy. Red. Rob. but most of all Sandy, AMBITION: to make the world my friend. THOMAS GODLEWSKI, Pidgeon , All Saints. Hockey 1. Contact 1,2,3, REMEMBERED MOST: good times with the mayor, AMBITION: Mortician. GREGORY GORHAM. St. Annes, Track 1,2.4, Basketball 4, NHS 4, Contact 1,2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Maroney catching senior large group with their pants down. AMBITION: be seven feet tall. GREGORY GROMEK, Greg , St. Charles Borrowmeo, Student Council 1.2.3.4, Islander 1,2, REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Millers homeroom, AMBITION: dentistry. THOMAS GRONES, St. Annes. REMEMBERED MOST: Duluth. AMBITION: to graduate. STEPHEN GRYGAR, Steve , All Saints, Electronics Club 2,4, NHS. Track 1.2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Nelson s math class, AMBITION: hospital administrator. MIKE HAFNER, St. Boniface, REMEMBERED MOST: hockey tourney in Duluth, AMBITION: to graduate and go to California. PETER HAGEDORN. St. Joseph. Student Council, Football 1,2,3.4. REMEMBERED MOST: football practice and the basketball tourney's, AMBITION: to be successful. GARY HALL, Wop , St. Lawrence, Wrestling 3. Islander 1,2, REMEMBERED MOST: J.L.'s B.S., AMBITION: not to get married. 59 STEVEN HALL, Steve ’, St. Vincent De Paul. REMEMBERED MOST: the three years ol Mr. Miller. AMBITION: very little. JOHN HAMMES, Lenny , Basilica of St. Mary s, REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. McEachern, Br. Joseph, and Mr. Elsenpeter's classes. AMBITION: to become a court reporter and travel to England to live. JAMES HANSEN. Dude , St. Austins, Swimming 1,2,3, Drama 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3, 4, Delta 4, REMEMBERED MOST: the happening homecoming, AMBITION: to be a cowboy. MICHAEL HARRISTHAL, The Fly , Assumption, Student Council 2,3.4, Islander 4, Contact 1,2, NHS 4, Drama 2. Senior Senate. Football 1,2,4, Baseball 4, REMEMBERED MOST: the Rock's defense. MARK HAUGE, hooch , St. Bridgets, Islander 2, Delta 4, Science Club 2, Drama 2, REMEMBERED MOST: Rocky's homeroom. AMBITION: Journalism or racing. GARY HEISSERER, Annunciation, Student Council 1.2,3.4. NHS 3,4, Cheerleading 3.4, Islander 1,2,3,4, Contact 1.2,3.4, Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2, REMEMBERED MOST: lead in Lady’s Not For Burning , AMBITION: to excel in my profession. TIMOTHY HENNESSY, Holy Cross, REMEMBERED MOST: Hockey tourney in Duluth, AMBITION: to fly the 747. HAROLD HERBST, Herby , Incarnation. Football 1.2.3.4, REMEMBERED MOST: football practice in the rain, AMBITION: to become an admiral. ANDREW HERYLA, Kelly”, St. Bridgets. Student Council 1,2,3, Hockey 4, REMEMBERED MOST: Aldrich Arena, AMBITION: law. TIM HESSE, Christ the King, Student Council 2,3,4, Islander 3,4, NHS 3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: the cat and mouse game between the administration and the student council, AMBITION: politics. STEVE HIRTZ, Annunciation, Football 1,2,3.4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2, Student Council 2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: the river parties and the fair. AMBITION: to live the way I want and feel is right. THOMAS HOFMANN. Tom , St. Charles, Band 4, Track 1,2, REMEMBERED MOST: religion, Mr. Miller and T.N.T., AMBITION: to find out what I'm doing here. STEPHEN HOLLICK, Assumption, Student Council 2,3,4, Islander 3,4, Track 1,2, Wrestling 2,3.4, REMEMBERED MOST: wrestling, AMBITION: to graduate from college. JOSEPH HOLZINGER, Incarnation. Ski Club 1.2.3.4, Cheerleader 4, REMEMBERED MOST: the big A and Donneybrooke, AMBITION: to build a 625 horse 55 Chev that is real cherry. DOUGLAS HOUSER, Touser , Holy Rosary, REMEMBERED MOST: Christmas assembly. BRAD HUARD, Brads-bee , St. Stephen s. REMEMBERED MOST: food fights, AMBITION: to do the impossible. 60 DENIS HUGHES, Hug-ges , St. Kevin s, Chorus 2,3,4, Photography Club 2,3,4, NHS 4, Monogram 4, Della 2, Islander 3,4, Drama 4, REMEMBERED MOST: Ihe Rock, AMBITION: to know what reality is. DAVE HUSS, Krotz , Holy Cross, Student Council 2, NHS, Wrestling 2, Baseball 2. Bowling 2,3, REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Welna and cramming tor the test. AMBITION: to quench my cougar's thirst. MARK HUSS, Jinx”, St. Stephens. Swimming 1.2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: Swimming team and Jo Campe, AMBITION: find my home in Australia. JOHN HYNES. Pinhead , St. Alberts. Student Council 2. REMEMBERED MOST: all the De guys, AMBITION: to be rich and famous. THOMAS HYSKA, Bart”, Our Lady 01 Lourdes, Bowling 3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: all Ihe guys from Nord-east, AMBITION: become a mechanical drawer. JERRY ILLIES, St. Anne's. Student Council 1, KCYO, REMEMBERED MOST: all my buddies, AMBITION: to be successful in life. LEO IWASKEWYCZ. Nick , St. Constantine. Bowling 1.2. REMEMBERED MOST: box lunch at the Y, AMBITION: to be a tough Cougar. ROBERT JOGODKA, “Chic”, St. Anthony of Padua. Student Council 2,3,4, Baseball 2, REMEMBERED MOST: all the great guy's and good times, AMBITION: to be rich and happy. THOMAS JOHN. “T.J. , St. Maron, Track 3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: foul ball Frank's class. AMBITION: to enjoy life. DENNIS JONES, Head , Ascension, Monogram Club 3.4, Student Council 2, Cheerleading 4, Swimming 1,2,3,4. Track 2,3, Contact 1,2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: when I took state in swimming, AMBITION: don't rush me. MICHAEL JULIUS, Jewels , Visitation. Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3.4, Track 1,2,3, REMEMBERED MOST: Football '69. AMBITION: no cut contract with the laker's. STEVE JULKOWSKI, Jukes , Holy Cross, Track 3,4, Hockey 2,4, REMEMBERED MOST: Cherokee Bob s class, AMBITION: to be successful. MARK JUNGERS, St. Richards, REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Miller s religion classes. GARY KANUIT, Bruno , Resurrection. Chorus 3,4, Student Council 1,3, Track 1, Cross Country 1. REMEMBERED MOST: Hockey tourney in Duluth, AMBITION: business. MIKE KASTL, Visitation, Gymnastic Club 2,3, Islander 1, REMEMBERED MOST: Ozzie getting me into trouble. KENNETH KELASH, St. Peter s. JOHN KENNEDY, Pickel , Ascension. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Welnas latin 2 class. MARK KIMITCH, Stick , St. Lawrence, Drama 1,2,3,4, Delta 1,4, Islander 1, Art Club 1, REMEMBERED MOST: Otis and the screaming yellow zonker, AMBITION: build a fuel dragster. GERALD KLESK. Jer , Holy Cross. Hockey 2.3.4, REMEMBERED MOST: the Nord-east Pollocks. AMBITION: to complete college and then be successful. BRUCE KLINKNER. Lyrch , Visitation, Football 4. REMEMBERED MOST: senior year in E.R.C. GREG KOHL, • Cole , St. Boniface. Hockey, 2,3,4, Golf 3,4, NHS 4, REMEMBERED MOST: B.S. 'n in the pit, AMBITION: invent a football jersey Hyska can't rip. JOHN KONIAR, Kony , St. Austin, Hockey 1.2, REMEMBERED MOST: four years of classes with Rocky Miller, AMBITION: go through college and be famous. PHILIP KROTZ, ‘‘Buzz , St. Anne's, Gymnastics 3, REMEMBERED MOST: Ron's house, AMBITION: Mechanic. JAMES KULAGA, Cuda , Incarnation, REMEMBERED MOST: Ronnies house. AMBITION: Pharmacy. DAVID KUSEK, “Dave , Resurrection, Swimming 2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: morning swimming practice. RICHARD LAMUSGA, Tricky Dick , St. Albert s Student Council 1,2,4, NHS 3.4. Monogram Club 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 3.4. KCYO. Contact 1,2.3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Christmas vacation of junior year, AMBITION: to be a success with my abilities. RONALD LAMUSGA, “Lamoose , St. Albert’s. Basketball 3,4, Baseball 3. Monogram Club 4, REMEMBERED MOST: bus trip from Winona after basketball game with Bro. Kenneth, AMBITION: be a success in the world. ROBERT LANG. Bob”, Our Lady of Victory, Science Club 2, REMEMBERED MOST: my buddy Br. Jerome from frosh year, AMBITION: test pilot. DAVID LEITSCHUH, St. Boniface. Track 2, REMEMBERED MOST: De and Regina dances, fights after Benilde and DE games, AMBITION: to make a name for myself and deserve it. JAMES LUPINO, Wop , St. Charles, Islander 1. Monogram Club 4, Delta 4, Track 1,2,4, Cross Country 4, Wrestling 3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: Wrestling, AMBITION: convert the world to Italians. THOMAS LYMAN. Pime , St. Joseph, REMEMBERED MOST: Br. Dominic, AMBITION: court reporter. MICHAEL MACTAVISH, Mac , Basilica of St. Mary, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1.2. Tennis 2. REMEMBERED MOST: all my friends, AMBITION: to live. JIM MAHOWALD, Mole , Visitation, REMEMBERED MOST: black boards in the can's, AMBITION: to get out of here. 62 ERIC MANN, St. Charles, Student Council 1.2,3,4, Drama 2. Chorus 1,2,3, REMEMBERED MOST: Clark, Mike. Rat, Sean, AMBITION: put my head in a good place. Eeeeee . DAVID MARCHIAFAJA, ‘ Marsh , St. Charles Boromeo. Track 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 3.4, NHS 4, REMEMBERED MOST: watching Mr. Maroney wet-nurse his seniors, AMBITION: to grow a spaghetti larm. PAUL MARTINSON, •‘Marty ”, Resurrection, Islander 2,3, Contact 2,3, Baseball 1,2, KCYO, REMEMBERED MOST: Top dogs class, AMBITION: finish school and have fun. JIM MCDONALD, ‘Mac , Our Lady of The Lake, Track 1,2,3,4, Football 1.2,3.4. Wrestling 1,2,4, Bowling 3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: train ride to Buffalo, AMBITION: Pro Wrestler. TIMOTHY MCGRATH, Micks , Annunciation, Islander 1. REMEMBERED MOST: Alleys mobile resource center, AMBITION: to replace Mel Jass. TOM MENEELY, Red Nut , Incarnation. King of Benilde 4. REMEMBERED MOST: trip to Austin, AMBITION: to be disciplinarian at Benilde. THOMAS MEUNIER, Mooner , St. Anne’s, Camera Club 2. REMEMBERED MOST: homecoming 69, AMBITION: drafter. PATRICK MILLIMAN, Rat , Annunciation, Islander 2,3,4, Delta 2, NHS, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Senior Senate, Baseball 1,2, Cross Country 1, Basketball 2, REMEMBERED MOST: hi-times on senior retreat, AMBITION: to live my idea of a good life. TIMOTHY MILLUNZI, Milunz , St. Charles. Science Club 1,2, Math Club 1,2, NHS 3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: the English department, AMBITION: to be the best in my field. ROBERT MORRIS, Bob , St. Kevin, AMBITION: to major in history. MIKE MURZYN, St. Hedwig, REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Miller s classes. JOHN NALLICK, Ace St. Anne’s, REMEMBERED MOST: English Resource center senior year. AMBITION: to get a job. CHARLES NELSON. Chucky ”, St. Austin. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Maroney’s large group, AMBITION: graduate from college. GEORGE NESBITT, George , Ascension, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2, REMEM BERED MOST: causing trouble, AMBITION: major in electronics. PATRICK NESS, Elliot , St. Lawrence, Chorus 1, Ski Club 4, Golf 4, Student Council 2.3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Bohen's biology classes. AMBITION: to enjoy wine, women, and song. JAMES NEWBERGER. Buffalo ”, Annunciation, REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Bohen’s biology class, AMBITION: to be an active enzyme. JAMES NICHOLS. Jim , St. Kevin's. Islander 4, Football 4, REMEMBERED MOST: Cherokee Bob. AMBITION: teacher. JOSEPH NIZNIK, Holy Cross. Hockey 2, Track 3.4, REMEMBERED MOST: all the guys from Nord-east. AMBITION: Secretary of the Interior. 63 GEORGE NORLING, “Fox , St. George's. Hockey 1, Cross Country 1, Student Council 1. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Heibel's hockey team, AMBITION: to be a millionare. THOMAS OHOTTO. -Poindexter , St. Joseph. Student Council 1.2. REMEMBERED MOST: Eau Claire, '69 hooper tourney. AMBITION: highway patrol. STEVEN OIEN. Ole , Incarnation, REMEMBERED MOST: train ride to Buffalo, AMBITION: to graduate and go into police work. RICHARD OLSON, Ole”, Resurrection, Camera Club 1,2, Islander 3, Contact 2,3, KCYO 1, 2, REMEMBERED MOST: open campus and the parking lot, AMBITION: racing and auto mechanics. RONNIE OLSONOSKI, Judge , Ascension, Wrestling 1, Cross Country 1, Baseball 2. REMEMBERED MOST: my fantastic liquid diet and the gang, AMBITION: to be a successful millionaire. DAN OSMONSON. Ozzie , Football 1.2,3,4, Wrestling 1.2.3.4, Monogram 4, Track 2. REMEMBERED MOST: getting in trouble with Kastl, AMBITION: to build a car. MARK PARKS. Stick man , Science Club 2. Math Club 2,3, Drama 2, REMEMBERED MOST: De La Salle smokers with the heavy heads, AMBITION: live in peace and tranquility and impeach the mayor. PATRICK PAVELKO, “Norelco , St. Joan of Arc. Monogram 4. Drama Club 3, Football 1. 2,3.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1.2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: soph and senior years, AMBITION: to homestead with whitey. REG PAVLAK, Reggie”, St. Albert. Chorus 1,2,3,4, Monogram 4, Ski Club 3.4. Track 1, Contact 2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: Sno-Ball 70, AMBITION: business. DALE PETERSON. Pussy Pistol Pete , Immaculate Conception. Golf 2,3,4, Hockey 1,2,3, 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Br. Giles H.R. senior year. AMBITION: Myboy. GLEN PETERSON. Whitey , St. Albert, Football 2,3,4, KCYO 3.4 Monogram Club 4. REMEMBERED MOST: good times with D.C., J.S., P.M., P.P., T.C.. AMBITION: to go homesteading with T.C. JOSEPH PINGATORE. Muscle Joe , Christ the King. Islander 1, NHS 3.4. Cross Country 2,3, REMEMBERED MOST: setting fire on the third floor in senior year, AMBITION: race car driver. DENNIS PLANTENBERG, Bdrger , St. Cyrils, Bowling 3.4, REMEMBERED MOST: the great guys at De. AMBITION: psychology teacher or pro bowler. ALLEN POMERLEAU, “Al , REMEMBERED MOST: the chair in the English Resource Center. AMBITION: to be a Success. JOSEPH PTASZEK, Joe , Assumption, Track 1. Hockey 1, Golf 4, REMEMBERED MOST: B squad hockey with Rutgers Miller. AMBITION: dentistry or law enforcement. 64 MIKE QUIRK. Crazy , St. Alberts. REMEMBERED MOST: Br. Robert s Homerrom, AMBITION: to be the head of the syndicate. ROBERT RAPACZ, ••Bob , St. Anne's, REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Elsenpeter's classes, AMBITION: to be a success. MARK REKUCKI. Roko , Holy Cross, Track 2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: the Rock and the Nord-east group, AMBITION: to take another trip to the Canadian boundary canoe waters. THOMAS REYNOLDS, Tom , St. Margaret Mary, Chorus 1, Islander 2, Drama 4. NHS, REMEMBERED MOST: food fights in the commons. AMBITION: my education, then wine, women, and money. SEAN RICE, S , St. Anne's, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Islander 3.4, NHS 4, Monogram Club 4, Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 2, Track 1, Baseball 2, REMEMBERED MOST: the meaningfulness of true friendship, AMBITION: to discover myself and then change the world. JOE RIES, Quitter , Ascension, Student Council 1, KCYO, Football 2, Baseball 2, REMEMBERED MOST: the mayors tech drawing class, AMBITION: to become an airplane electronic. DENNIS RIPLEY. Ripper , St. Peters, Wrestling 2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: wrestling practice with the Chump . AMBITION: to succeed and yet be happy in the future. THOMAS RISK, St. Charles, Track 2, REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Maroney s class senior year, AMBITION: enter the service. TODD ROFUTH, Hawk , Basilica of St. Mary s, Hockey 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1,2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: playing on the hockey team. AMBITION: law. TERRANCE RUANE, Terry , St. Stephen's. Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1.2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, Islander 4, Monogram Club 4, KCYO 4, REMEMBERED MOST: senior year, soph baseball. AMBITION: teaching. DENNIS RUSSELL, Dugie , St. Bridget's, Islander 1,2,3, Student Council 2,3,4, Senior Senate, NHS, Monogram Club 4, Drama 2,3, Contact 3, Cross Country 3,4, Track 4, REMEMBERED MOST: I forgot. AMBITION: to be a star. MARK RYAN, Gus , Immaculate Conception, Chorus 1, Islander 4, NHS, Football 4, Wrestling 4. REMEMBERED MOST: our fine competitor, benilde. PATRICK RYAN, Pat , Ascension, YDFL 2,3, REMEMBERED MOST: the hack's at De, AMBITION: pro writer. DAVE SANTOS. Pineapple , St. Albert, Monogram Club 4, Baseball 1,3,4, Football 1,4, REMEMBERED MOST: MacTavish at the state fair, 1969, AMBITION: go into social work and help people. ROBERT SCHREIBER, Schroeder , Annunciation, Football 1,2, Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Contact 2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: Garvie, Joe-Joe, Phil, Reg, Fat Boy, Rob. Chip, Al, Kevin, Jew Boy, Rip, and Mr. Eisenpeter, AMBITION: to own Mpls. with Garvie. DANIEL SERAFIN, St. Charles, Baseball 1, REMEMBERED MOST: Fat men, AMBITION: Brown Belt. 65 ROBERT SERY, St. John's. JAMES SKELLY, OX”, St. Raphael. Student Council 1,2,3.4, Football 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4. Tennis 1,2, Contact 1.2.3.4, REMEMBERED MOST: senior year. Football '69. AMBITION: to replace Carl Eller. BRUCE SMITH. Brute , All Saints, Drama 1,2, Wrestling 4. Golf 3.4. Bowling 1.2.3.4, REMEMBERED MOST: Br. Frank, AMBITION: Psychologist or Philosophy major. GREGORY SMITH, Christ the King, AMBITION: chicken rancher. MATTHEW SOSNIECKI, Matt , St. Charles. REMEMBERED MOST: trying to print the Islander, AMBITION: graduate from college. THOMAS SOVEREIGN. Old Sov Resurrection. Cross Country 1. Track 1.4, REMEMBERED MOST: the beaver cave. PAUL SPANO. Wop , St. Charles, Student Council 1,2,3, Equipment manager 2, chorus 4. REMEMBERED MOST: all the good times with John Van Slyke, Tom Sovereign, and Tom Daly, AMBITION: to make a million before I’m twenty and retire when I'm twenty-five. JOHN STELMAZEK, DELETE ABOVE THOMAS SOVEREIGN, Old Sov , Resurrection, Cross Country 1. Track 1.4. REMEMBERED MOST: the beaver cave. PAUL SPANO. Wop , St. Charles, Student Council 1,2,3, Equipment manager 2, chorus 4. REMEMBERED MOST: all the good times with John Van Slyke. Tom Sovereign, and Tom Daly. AMBITION: to make a million before I'm twenty and retire when I'm twenty-five. JOHN STELMAZEK. Big J”, St. Charles Boromeo, Science Club 2.3, REMEMBERED MOST: Christmas assembly when Miss Erk walked in, AMBITION: to find myself. TODD STEVENS, Todski , Our Lady of Victory. Photography Club 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Maroney’s senior advisory, AMBITION: to buy a good car. PAUL STRIPSKY, Stripper , St. Helena. Photography Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: being motivated by modular scheduling. AMBITION: to learn photography by self motivation. KEVIN STUCKI. Stook , Christ the King, Baseball 4. REMEMBERED MOST: swimming with Lenny, senior year. MIKE STUEVE, Stueve Wonder , St. Lawrence, Baseball 2,3,4, REMEMBERED MOST: skipping out frosh and soph years, AMBITION: English Teacher. MICHAEL SWAN. Duck , St. Annes, Football 1, Track 1.2, REMEMBERED MOST: car better's AMBITION: help the polocks. 66 MICHAEL SWEENEY, Wop , St. Lawrence. Photography Club 1,2. Student Council 3. Monogram 4, Wrestling 1,2, Cross Country 4, REMEMBERED MOST: trying to straighten out R.S., AMBITION: to make Italy the 51st state. JAMES SWIECA, Sweeks”, Annunciation, Contact 2,3.4, REMEMBERED MOST: Br. Frank. Rocky and dirty Frank Maroney, AMBITION: men s garment manufacturer. ROBERT SYDEJKO, St. Lawrence, Islander 1,2, Student Council 1. REMEMBERED MOST: every rotten day with M.S. and J.L.. AMBITION: to get M.S. and J.L. to give up. STEVEN SZEWC. “Marty , All Saints. Bowling 3.4. Golf 4, REMEMBERED MOST: the upset of 20 by 226 senior year, AMBITION: business executive. DONALD P. TETNOWSKI. ““Don“ Holy Cross, Track 1, KCYO Basketball 3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: talking with the boys in the Commons about lunch, AMBITION: To go to Alaska and make a bundle. PATRICK THEIS, Swake , Visitation, Track 1. REMEMBERED MOST: Religion class. AMBITION: To hit Chew-chew Wag my son. LAWRENCE TOMCHECK, “Brian , Holy Cross. Bowling 4. REMEMBERED MOST: ping-pong with Mr. Utecht, AMBITION: to be of service to mankind. TIM TROMICZAK, Kuba”, St. Phillip, Baseball 2. REMEMBERED MOST: the destructive things done while at De, AMBITION: Professional Drag Racer. GREGORY PETER JOHN TSCHANN, “Greg , Resurrection, Student Council Delegate 1,2, 3, Islander 1.4, Delta 4. Drama 3,4, REMEMBERES MOST: November 10. 1967 and April 10. 1969. JOHN VAN SLYKE, Little Fat John , Incarnation, REMEMBERED MOST: Donny Brook, AMBITION: to grow up. MARK WALLEK, Markie , St. Annes. REMEMBERED MOST: Senior Retreat, AMBITION: to understand fish. CHRISTOPHER T. WALLIN, Walls , Annunciation. Contact 2,3.4. Science Club 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Smoking Club. AMBITION: To live. TIMOTHY WHEELER, Wheel's , Resurrection, Swimming 1,2,3.4, Capt. 3. Monogram Club 3,4, Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Delta 3, NHS Vice-Pres. 4. Senior Senate 4 REMEMBERED MOST: Swimming Practice. AMBITION: To See the World. RICHARD WHITEFORD, Chevy , Ascension. REMEMBERED MOST: Leo, AMBITION: 5 years. PATRICK WORLEY. Worl , St. Helena. REMEMBERED MOST: the big zero I am. CRAIG J. WORM. Worm , St. Annes. NHS. 3.4. Islander 4. REMEMBERED MOST: worthless Lab partners, AMBITION: start in the front row at Daytona Speedway. GARRY WILLIAM YOHN, Yawn , St. Richards. Hockey 2.3.4. Islander 4. Delta 4. Chorus 4. REMEMBERED MOST: the night I let down the Delta Staff. AMBITION: to become. JAMES ZAPPIA, Zap , St. Charles. Student Council 1.2,3.4 NHS 3.4, Delta 4. Tennis 4. REMEMBERED MOST: February first nineteen hundred and seventy. AMBITION: Politics. 67 MICHAEL E. ZASTERA, • Mouth1, Assumption, Wrestling 2, REMEMBERED MOST: Drag races on the Island, AMBITION: to be a real man for a change. MARK E. ZIKA, Zeka”, Assumption, REMEMBERED MOST: Smoking Club. AMBITION; travel. MICHAEL J. ZIKA, Zeke , Assumption. REMEMBERED MOST: ENNEN in the Lab. AMBITION: live on $10. a month. GERALD ZOPHI, Jerry”, St. Stephens, REMEMBERED MOST: the day I started De. AMBITION: to do my own. 68 Adams, Christopher Fnastrom, Mark Pharr, Stephen Batkiewicz, Stanley Fischer, Thomas Rajtar, Richard Br. Kenneth Gieske American History Teams Bus Driver Casey, Thomas Malecek, Christian Schmidt, Peter Charboneau. Gary McCarthy, Kevin Simacek, Michael Miralez, Jerome Widell, Patrick Ad v. 12 Dolan, Timothy Johanns, Mark Mullen. Thomas Howard, John C 69 Br. Andrew Call Computor Math I, Math IA, 1C. Computor Scheduling Coordinator, Moderator ot Photography Dept. Adv. 105 Bintner, Thomas Charboneau. Douglas; Cronin. Richard; Delmonico. Robert; Dienhart. Mark; Foster. Scott; Hofmann. Paul; Irvine. William. Jones. David: LaSota, David; LeBlanc. Gregory; Lindseth, Michael; Miskowiec, John; Nelson. Michael; Paulson, Marvin. Schmidt. Lawrence: Shallbetter, John; Sienko. Pat; Snuda. Michael; Swan. Tim; Welch. Paul; Wittig, Joseph. 70 Carlson. Robert; Clements. David; Crumley. Tim; DesLauriers, Kirk; Farrell, Tom; Fitch. W. J.; Gross. Charles. Hite. David; Hussman, Doug; Kochendorfer, David; Kovalik. Doug; Maciej, Robert; MacDonald, Richard; McGuire, John. Noble, Greg; Pharr, Michael: Pingatore. Thos.; Smith, Greg; Stoneberg. Matthew; Vossberg. Joseph. Mr. James McCormack. World Cultures 1,11, Afro-American History. Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football Coach. , B” Squad Track Coach. Adv. 225 71 Homecoming ’69 HEAD BLOWS IT AGAIN!!! LOOK MA NO CAVITIES! THE QUEEN Mary Jean Peterson . . . if only they would make those bottles flatter. Mike came over and she's glad he did. Pat Milliman had a hard time letting us know which side of his face was best. 73 Anderson. Royal Oegidio, Richard Martinson, John Stawski, Thomas Bergmann, John Egan. Robert Miller, Charles Bober, Mark Elsen, Richard Olson, Anthony Bullis, Michael Cicarz, Michael Kubic, Paul Loso, David Pecchia, Michael Rouleau. Richard Stueve, Philip Trudeau, Stephen Tscholl, Richard Stucki, Richard Ward, Mark Wrzos, David Mr. Ben Kohler Guidance Dept. Advisory 222 74 Galka. Douglas Nalepka, Daniel Rowland. Thomas Tolentino. Antonio Hotter, Marlin Peterson, Thomas Waleyzki, Stephen Huss Dale Krotz, Dale Pierce, Gary Stasik, Edward Johnsen, William Advisory Ray, Joseph Swierczek, Joseph White, Howard Mr. Clyde Honerman Religion I Christian Social Involvement Religion IV 75 Allen Antolak Bane Baumtrog Connelly DesLauriers Frainkel Lawrence Randy Paul Dan Kevin Robert Russ Harvieux Higgins Host Rowell Hunt Klinberg Kuntz William Gregory Philip Gregory Richard Richard Steven Mars John McCormack Mark Meyers Frank O'Donnell Kevin Patineau Rider Gary Denis Scheagel Ronald Advisory 10-C Br. Anthony Schimitz Religion I American History 76 r ---1-C.TO m 7 n m x £ C HAS BEEN MY LIFE IT WASN’T EASY TO SEPARATE Basketball 69-70 Btm. Row: Foster, Costello, Pavelko, Skelly. Top Row: Peters. Julius. Lovett. Schoening, Johnson, Stoneberg, Welch. Gorham, Casey, Schneider. The 1969-70 baskotball team was laced with the task ot rebuilding, finished the regular season with a 9-11 record. Encountered with the usual difficulties, the Islander cagers had their ups and downs. Bill Johnson, in his first year as head coach at Oo. had only four returning tettormon as a nucleus. The Islanders opened Conference play with a victory over Rochester Lourdes but then lost four in a row at the hands of St. Thomas. Benildo. Austin, and Hill. With the addition ol experience the Islanders won their next three gamos before bowing to Cretin 56-48 and finishing the first halt of the season. The second halt of the season could muster only a .500 4-4 record with victories over Rochester. Benilde. Winona, and Brady. The highlight ol tho regular season was when the Islanders defeated a heavily favored Benilde team by the score of 51-38 on their home court. The Islanders entered tho rcgionals against Benilde for region three. The Islanders gave it a gallant try, but the Islanders missing tholr ace rebounder Mike Julius, they bowed to the Red Knights 66-50. Individually. Pat Pavelko. Tom Costello, and Matt Stoneberg all averagod in double figures. Pavelko was named to All-Conferenco team while Costello and Julius received honorable mention. 78 SOPH. BASKETBALL—Btm. Row: Funk. Lamusga, Coughlin. Sobiech, Heryla. McGovern. McElroy. Top Row: Stoneberg. Skeliy, Schoening. Linnihan, Lais. Brosnahan, J. Shrake. 79 FROSH. BASKETBALL—Btm. Row: Cogan, DcNucci. Howell. Gillespie. Cicarz. Mid. Row: Killalea. Johnson. Frislrom. Meyers. Johanns. Top Row: Halter, Rainville, D. Shrake. Sandstrom. Gorham. The farm team 81 Another new idea of the 1969-70 school year was girl cheerleaders. Moderated by Brother Chad, they started out the football season a little ragged but by the regionals basketball game they were a well coordinated unit that the men of Oe could be proud of. 84 Gimme that ball. 85 Swimming 69-70 Blm. Row: Bayne. Hall. Caye. D. Huss, Casey, Delong. Row 2: T. Wheeler, Dolan, DeGidio, Johnson, Gooley, Hussman. Row 3: Kusek, M. Wheeler. Jones. Handratty, M. Huss. Jones. Row 4: Paulson. Benson. M. Wheeler. Casserly. This year's swimming learn, undor tho direction of coaches Carroll Gustafson and Father Tom Hill wound up Iheir season with a second place finish In tho state meet. Ouring the season co-captalns Mark Huss and Dave Kusek led the team Into 22 dual moots and camo out winnors 16 times. Top performers on the loam were freestylers Dave Kusek and Marvin Paulson, butterflyers Tom Stewart and Jim Bendston. backstrokers Mark Huss and Tim Wheeler, and breastslrokers Dennis and David Jones. This yoar's team broko six school records, five MPSI meet records and many pool records. Leading the way was |unlor Dave Jones who broke three individual records In the 200 IM, 160 IM. and 100 broastslroke. He also toamod with Tom Stewart. Tim Wheeler, and Dennis Jones to break the school 200 Medley Relay record. Other records broken were tho 160 Medley Relay with Tim Wheeler. Dennis Jones. Tom Stewart, and co-captain Mark Huss. The last record to fall was the 400 yard freestyle relay when Jim Bendston. Marvin Paulson, and co aptains Dave Kusek and Mark Huss cut eight full seconds off the previous school record. There were only four seniors on this years team so nexl year OLS should be just as good as ever. 86 Along came Jones Mark Huss has a gleam of satisfaction upon his face. .-•S'. 88 De swimmer Hussman attempts an upside-down, one and a half, side-wise dive. Degree of difficulty 007. Future?? Stars The Pig eats them up Gosh am I tired said the OOOZ. 91 The future of tho island Is certain: it will be torn down. In accordance with the redevelopment plan but Oe's late is . . . 93 Facing financial difficulties, along with all the othor parochial schools, Oo is not cor-lain ot Its future. Dc has turned to its alumni in support ot the Excellence Fund and the students lor help in the Spring Festival in order to socure tunds. Whether or not De closes the students will have bittersweet memories of Ihoir life at De . . . 94 Those memories will bo com posod mostly ol (aces of people who wo have come to know and respect. 95 • Through Activities. . . The Nordeast boys And Learning Through 100 101 And. . . Most Popular Mike Mactavish Typical Senior Steve Hirtz Did Most for the Senior Class Jim Zappia, Sean Rice I U£CC 60 TO AUSTRAL Favorite Song IN A GADDA DA VIDA Favorite Actor Steve McQueen Favorite Actress Raquel Welch Unsung Nice Guy Jim Lupino, Tim Wheeler Favorite Movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid 104 Favorite Parking Place Next to the curb Best Athlete Mike Mactavish. Pat Pavelko Biggest Faculty Drag Paul Spano Most Likely to Succeed Jim Zappia, Gary Heisserer Best Dressed Steve Hirtz Best Student Tim Millunzi Always Into Something Kelly Heryla Laziest George Nesbitt Biggest Grub John Hammes, Glenn Peterson, Pat Theis 105 Biggest Mike Julius Smallest Jim Zappia Best Looking Mike Bober Favorite Girl's Name Nancy Favorite Girl's School Regina Biggest Goof off Tom Meneely Roughest and Toughest Dan Osmonson Friendliest Jim Skelly Best Sense of Humor Bob Jagodka Most Talkative Jim Doyle Biggest Exaggerator Peter Hagedorn Biggest Hot Dog Mike Charboneau Biggest Hustler Mike Bober Most School Spirit John Garvie 106 Most Respectable Dave Huss. Jerome Fehn Favorite School Sport Football Human Totem pole—Dennis Rider and Instructor Paul Piazza. 108 The Splits I told you that the bar was too high. In 1970 we skied, and skied, and skied, and skied, and skied, and skied, and skied, and skied, and skied, and skied, and skied, and skied, and skied, and skied, and skied. m Ski Club 1970 For tho big weekend trip during the 1970 season of fun and snow the SKI Club traveled to SUGAR HILLS. The best thing about skiing is being ablo to go back up the lift and ski down again. In each group one can always find the hot dogs, bun-nios and the real pro's. Brother Arthur (moderator) made all Ihe arrangements for tho trip to snow fields of northern Minnesota. We couldn't find much to do in tho line of night lifo but the days were snow-packed. 113 Sno-Ball A Night in Camelot 114 115 Sweet Neal Saint Anthony, newly elected president of the Student Council tries to get things organized with Brother Chad for 1970-71. 116 The Wiley one just couldn't wait. The members of the Motley Crew Resource Center. Monogram Club Top: Ronald Lamusga, Michael Charboneau, Steve Hirtz, Michael Oonath, Richard Lamusga, Reg Pavlak, John Gar vie, Terry Ruane, Joe Lovett, Jim Hansen. Middle: Tim Wheeler, Dennis Russell, Dennis Curran, Mike Sweeney, Da vid Jones. Bottom: Jim Lupino, Dennis Jones. David Santos, Dennis Hughes. If one didn't know any better one might think the above men were just sentenced to five hours of hard labor on the rock pile. Editors Terry Ruane, Gary Hessierer, Larry Crawford, Steve Hollick, Editor-in-chief, Mike MacTav-ish, Sean Rice. Pat Milliman, Tim Hesse. Islander Paul Renneissen, Richard Ryan, William Irvine, Dennis Luxem, Pat Quealy, Dennis Hughes, Marc Peters, Mark Ryan, Mike Gray, Gary Yohn, Jim Nichols, Paul Fabian. 119 120 121 Larry Donna enjoying the night of the Roses. Hey, It's Shorty!!! 122 Surprise, Surprise, Surprise! 123 DE LA SALLE SOC HOPS Hello, I love you, won't you tell me your name. 125 I pledge allegiance . . . Hey, Chuck, Chuck, Chuck. I bet you couldn't do that sober. Fearless Leader National Honor Society—Row 1: J. Fehn, M. Ryan, Pres. T. Millunzi. Row 2: G. Tschann, T. Wheeler, D. Hughes, S. Hollick. Row 3: M. Dummer, T. Hesse, M. Harristhal. Row 4: P. Dienhart, T. Reynolds, J. Pigatore, R. Lamusga. Row 5: G. Gorham. D. Russell, J. Zappia. Row 6: S. Grygar, D. Marchiafava, B. Coon. Photography Department— Front: M. Kennedy, P. Stripsky, D. Hughes. Back: V. Manning, R. Lebens, R. Tretheway, V. Koloski. 128 The loveliest ladies of De, the officers of the 1970 Patroness Society: Mrs. Kovalik, Mrs. Hofmann, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Serie, Brother Stephen and Madam-chairman Mrs. Charboneau. For sevoral year now we've wondered why Iho Booster Club Officers are never pictured. This year we think we have the answer: they just don't want to show up the ladies pictured on the same page. Men are so sensitive that way. . . the paths of glory lead but to the grave. TENNIS 'TO, well, we'd rather not talk about It. The spirits were high In more ways than one. however, little experience hurt. Just for the record: Oe 0 (zero) and ---------. Watch out for us next year. With form like this the team came tumbling down. With style and class like this how could we help but win??????????????????????????????????? 129 Top: Coach J. Shrake, B. Johnson, J. Lovett, S. Hirtz, J. Doyle, R. Lamusga, T. Ruane. Bottom: G. LeBlanc, M. Char-boneau. T. Cashman, D. Santos, D. Sinko, M. Casey. The batmen with the groat talent they had played hnrd reaching out lor oxcollonce. They didn't have quantity but they did have quality and put It to use. Their record may not show It but they were a loam ol groat spirit. 130 Charb swings the big bat. V Make way (or T.J. Varsity—Front: Kennedy, Koloski, Patrick. Oirkers, Pharr, Julkowki, Tael, Renneissen. Back: Coach Mr. Utecht, Van Sloun, Oienhart, Keefe, John, Schoening, Adler, Stoneberg, Marchiafava. “70” Track Wrestling “70” Varsity—Row 1: Sean Durand 95, Tom Barringer 103, Dennis Luxem, 112, Jim Lupino 120, Tom Montague 127. Row 2: Dave Wzros 154, Steve Hollick 145, Joe Kennedy 138, Dennis Ripley 133. Row 3: Dan Osmonson 165, Charlie Gross 175, Jim McDonald HW. The grnpplcrs finished their regular season on a high note but their tournaments ware very disappointing. After a good start the team slumped and finished the season with a 6 win. 9 loss record. But the team was much better than their record shows. With the help of some sorry Individuals as referees they lost four meets by two points. The grapplers proved they were no pushovers by defeating the number 1 Hill team, and their win over the number 2 Benilde wrestling team In the final meets. The tournaments were different and the Islanders did not fulfill their expectations. In the regionals, Oe placed fourth In a field of seven, with wrestlers Osmonson. Ripley, and McDonald taking firsts; Durand. Luxem, and Gross thirds; and Montague and Lupino fourths. Sending six men to the State meet was not enough, however, as captains Osmonson and Ripley were upset In their title bids. Osmonson took third and McDonald fourth. The outlook now for the next year is fairly good. Losing only five seniors—Osmonson. Ripley. Lupino. Hollick. and McDonald the team looks strong for the next wrestling season. especially in the low and middle weights. Led by Luxem. Gross. Montague, and Kennedy, the team will be looking for a title. 136 Ripley gets rough. The coaches—Head Coach: Mr. McCormack. Asst. Jerry Krider, Don JJ0OUOQ 0|BJOLjQ 6uuds A Mid Summer Night’s Dream Frosh editor Zappia looks ’em over. Editors Tschann, Hollick exasperated. Delta 70 Staff Social editor Kimitch says “Oh Sugar . Our moderator Br. Giles gets his two cents worth. Sports editor Donath cuts 'em up. Editor-in-chief says do it or else . Jim Lupino Editor in Chiel Jim Zappia Freshman Editor Mark Kimltch Social Editor Steva Hollick Junior Editor Greg Tschann Sophomore Editor Mike Oonath Sports Editor Jorry Fehn Faculty Editor Gary Yohn Senior Editor 141 Art—Joo Niznik English—Paul Olenhart Language—Slovo Grygar Social Studies—Dennis Hughes Roliglon—Tim Whoolcr Mathematics—Richard Lamusga Football—Mlko MacTovish Cross Country—Dave Marchiafava Basketball—Pat Pavolko Hockey—Todd Roluth Swimming—Mark Huss Tennis—Jim Zappia Wrestling—Stove Hollick Baseball—Steve HirU Goll—Greg Kohl Track—Dave Marchiafava Outstanding Athlete—Mike Charbonoau Drama—Gory Hessierer. Steve Hobbs Delta—Jerry Fehn Islander—Stove Hollick Camera Club—Paul Stripsky Service to Sonior Class—Jim Zappia. Gary Hessierer Service to Student Council—Bill Coon Service to School—Mike Donath The Beginning of the End M3 On Juno 7, 1970 ot two o'clock lour groat year came to an end. Tho cln s ot 70 graduatod. The first class to go through lour years ol modular schodullng and most ol us made II. How will wo ovor lorgct? LEST WE FORGET: All good things come to an end and the 1969-70 school year is no exception. Wo'vo all come a long way and woro helped, pushod aided moved, assistod and advanced by many from with-out and within and we are grateful. Wo wont to thank Schorling-Plotsch Studios for the pictures and film and professional assistance 8111 so graciously offered. Thanks also to Mr. Evan Zantow and the Inter-Collegiate Press for the pari thoy played to make this book a success. And finally thanks to the loyal few who gave of themselves over and above the usual call and put off a ball-game, movie, date, dinner and sleep to complete our Job. to meet the deadlines and put DELTA '70 to press. We hope you enjoy DELTA '70 and whenever you read It or re-read it or just plain look at It you will remember day 1. day 2. day 4. day 5 and day 3. The Editors DELTA '70 148 $ InlurT co! tog to to