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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE w l? DE LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL 25 West Island Avenue Minneapolis. Minnesota 55405. VOLUMN: 4O DeLoSqlle is on Island in the River DeLaSalle, a place, DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE, is home for the Islanders. The river and the Island have been very important to us. The water is a sign of: life, refreshing to the spirit. On a spring 01' fall day, students can sit in t e courtyard, or gaze out a window and see :1 barge float slowly by, or watch traffic on the bridges. The river offers educational benefits as well. The students are given the Opportunity to study the river and :uts constant ,flow of history. DeLaSalle is a Special school, thanks to the river. It is the only Cathohc High School in the inner city. Our motto: A BRIDGE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY, stresses our role in the center of population and business. Islanders have come to the river for seventy-six years. It continues to be the source Of. learning for today and the future. Lower left: Looking 'to the west, the riVe: is seen through the arms of trees, as refreshment. Lower r4ght: The logo of the school depcits the river as it baptizes Catholic education.. .1. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Page Down by the Riverside Summer: Freshlnen, Service 4 Fall: Saphmnores, Fall Sports, Homecoming, Student Union 18 Winter: Juniors, Winter Sports, Treasure Island 38 Spring: Seniors,Spri :3 Sports, Graduation .62 Index 100 Advertise ents iOtB Down by the Riverside 110 Upper left: We know the way, but many get confused getting on and Off the Island. Middle: P. Kaiser and G. Larson saunter down the e; ge of the river on the Marathon for Non Public Education on a beautiful fall day. Lower: DeLaSalle sits amd the eanty of the water and bluffs; The first Mass of the year takes place at the new Island park Around us we see why we are called : A Bridge Within the Coanumity. O O 0 SUMMER Dawn by O O... O O O O O O O M.N.M.H Sumlner was very unusual th 5 year. Presidential Debates were broadcast after the long Conventions. America celeblu ated its two Hundred year old existence. The midwest suffern ed through a long drought that, destroyed many crOps. Minneapolis Opened .1 new park on our Island, as a Bicentennial present. to the city. The DeLa Salle Band took advantage of the new entertainment center anti used it .for a fall concert. The school planner a major fund raising drive to raise Seventy Thousand Dollars. The Stuient Union worked over the smnlner to reorganize. Students worked and played, knowing that. at. the end of. Summer they would return to the Island in the river to begin a new year. Right: DeLaSa..1e Students walk back to the buildings after the opening Mass Of the year that. is held at. the new Island Center park. 00. O 6 00000090900000... 0900009900600 090000.... 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Lower left: G.Ab1'a.ha.m smiles as he enjoys the last of the good :lays of sum'mer. Lowe: right: The Brothers Reside.. :e and the whole schod looks this way to a student returning after a summer vacation. The largest Class in many years kept the Faculty and the rest of the student body omits toes. They kept busy at. the many things they were 3: pposed to add :rnany others also. Right: Lost in the forest of 303 the Biology Lab are Frosh T. Wahsh, Jw Oste'rba: er, and P. Wagner. Here Come The Fros K. Anderson T. Banks L. Bryant C. Coffman G.Ab1'aham J. Banks M. Boeser B. Cassidy P. Anderson D. Bamntrog C. Burns K. Davenport T. Audette Mn Bedor J. Buszta P. DeGross C. AuVin S. Billington D. Carpenter S. Dietz J. Banks K. Blair J. Carson .T. Dietrich Lower; Looks like 3:1 exciting freshmen scienze class by Lne way this group is acting. Left to right: B. Messer,M. Maltese, M.. Rutkiewicz, J. Warborg, M. Bedor, M. Hennecssy, Mu Heinu D. Seine. Lower right: K. Soltys, P. Iverson and VI. Olson wander the up er Ct rridor on their way Lo the conq'nons for a snack. F. DiGiovanni L. Dise M. Dorr J, Dudziak M. Duffy G. Eckb'v.ad M. Eskro J.Fairbar1ks W. Fimon 5,, Forrest M. Foster M., Franklin M. Friest eben L. Gadiy D. Gaetke B. Gangloff T- G091 T- Gratz Frethmen Join In 13- Gruidl R- Hagen M. Hanson B. Hardy . M' Heinz M. Hennessy D. Hitesmad M. Hopoe All the exgtexnem. 0f HOIne-- D. Hostetler J, Hang M.lnga11s S. Jahasoa coznlng got the Frosh really K- Irmiter p, Iverson W. Jablonski M. Johnson involved. They particpate: 7n 9.11 the events and even won a few. UpperzG. Eckblad and D. Tabor are elected by their Class as Hornecorniug attendants. Lower righf: Freshlnen lend a helping hand at the Horne- coming dance: J. Sheetz,S. Billington, B. Messer, M, Rutkiewicz, M. Boeser, D. Kucala, M. Duffy, L. Woja J. Carson, D. Siwek. S., Johnson D. Kopka J. Laux P. Martin K. McKenna M. Maltese M.. Mazurs P. McMullen R. Klis-zh D. Kucala J. Manley M. Mazurs D. Kolhoff Mn LaLonde H. Martin M. McGuire P. Miezwa Upper left: G. Jacob watches D. Kucala and L. Temple - the two amazoas of the Freshman Class Upper: A large crowd of Fresh watch P. Shrake in the Balloon toss. They are: J. Banks, K. Davenport, R. Molumby, D. Scott, P. Wagner, M. Dorr. Frorh Help Cut Lower: S. Shrake gets her bike ready to go on the long Marathon ride. Notice L. Wojack and P. Shrake. R. M'Lez wa P. O' Connor J. Paquette L. Quelland C. Rian R. Miller M. Olson M. Pearson C. Renee K. Rodriquez R. Nemeth M. Osmonson R. Piat C. ReyuoHs R. Rumble J.. Niedzielski J. Oste'rbatler J. Porter D. Reynolds M. Rutkiewicz The large Freshman class played a large part in this years Marathon for Non- Public Schools. The money brought in helped to provide scholarships for many. Left: T. Audette anxious! awaits the beginning of the Marathon, or is that a good Looking guy over there ? Lower: M. Duffy and M, Ingalls get water ready for the long trek around the Mississippi ivewr. R. Nemeth, Sn Kolstad, T. Grunewald also get ready. A. Salchert Mn Schauff J Schj effer- S. Shrake K. Sikora D. Siwek Freshmen Seek Fun -wn Orientation was a new Clan: set up for this years class of. 1981. Its purpose was to expose the Fresh to the many things they should know about. stddymg, De La Salle, add themselves. Upper right: A Freshlnan class is active as C. Burns D. Tabor, M. Duffy, J..Ba;1ks, R. Miller, H. Martin, S.. Billington listen to K. Soltys. Upper: IHs quiet study for P. O'Connor in the Casanova Room as T. Walsh keeps his eyes on t 3 camera, V. Smith P. Snyder 14- 5533139? M.. Suek B. Suniermeyer D. Tabor L Temple K. Volker A. Vos P. Wagner T. Walsh J. Warborg. Top left: D. Tabor seems to be amaze: thaf each finger is .3 different flavor Top middle: K. Williams 51113163 in the middle of he math studiea Lower; Oh, Ah, hello Br. Kenneth say B. Gangloff and R. Schabel at the front door. 13- Weiss D- Weller J. Whitaker J- White lev P. Youagren C. Zwickey M. Johnson K. Williams S. Wolyniec $ 5 - LUe trg harder Upper righ:: Father Rod, G. Martin, S.Re7r101ds. G. Jacob, Check the speakers before the opening Mass of the school year at the new Nicolette Island Center Park Upp r: M. O'Keefe, S. Reynolds T. Martinson, G. Page get instructions frown Fr. Rod before the all school Mass. Right: The Key Club Ivlembers assemble in Br. Roberts office: Left to right: M. McGuire, D. Murz, J. Charboneau T. Grunewald and Br. Robert Thomas. The DeLaSalle Key Club is a. volunteer service organization for young men in High School. The club is Sponsored by the down- town Minneapolis Kiwanis Cub. The Key club works toward this yearts international theme Challange Indiference'Y by painting and Cleaning around the school, by helping to set for various meetings and activities, and by working with kids and older persons. The DeLaSalle Anchor Club is the wmnens service organization. They are supported by the Minneapolis Pilot Club, a downtown service group. The club works with many school projects Lower: The DeLaSalle Anchor Club: Left to right; row 1 C. Heiman, E. Ess, M. Dise, row 2 K. Williams, B. Loso, M. Renneisen M. Roethle, row 3 S. Shrake, J. Smith, row 4 D. Danaj, S. Davison, P. McCulloch, K, Kenney. Lower right: M. Dise, president of the Anchor Club, and P. Weiss help serve the community by cleaning up the river bank. Botto1n: The Anchor Club sponsored Secret Adlnirers Day , of Homecoming Week. B. Loss and K. Kenaey collect money to pay for the carnations that were bought by the students and sent to others with secret messages. who gm roottn for The DeLaSalle Cheerleaders cmnprrise alot of girls who try to get Spirit moving in the school. They are in charge of the pep assemblies and cheering at all the games. They also sponsor other activities such as the Spirit Chain at Homecotnmg They have +.qu raisers to promde for the cost of their uniforms and travel. Sue'nmer camp gave them amny new ideas.. Right: The Varsity Football Cheerleaders left to right, row 1: E. Kenney, A. Godlewski2 K. Torborg, L. Dudziak, D., Duffy, row 2, P. Hoffer, T. Cerisjer, J Fraser. Lower right: the C teedeadevs pep up the stands for football: D. Duffy, J. Fraser, L. Dudziak, K. Torborg, T. Cerisier, P. Hoffer, E. Kenney. Lower: The Varsity Basketball Cheemeaders: left to right: J. Fraser, T. Cerisier, D. Duffy, A. Godlewski, L. Dudzaiak K. Torborg. Upper: Fres. 1nen Cheerleaders left to righg row 1: M.. Boeser B. Messer, M, Olson, row 2 B. Sunderlneyer, K. Anderson, K. Irmiter, J. Dudziak, M. Johnson. Mlddie left: P. Hoffer shows how to 1:10 the school song. Middle right: The Sophs do a mount. Left to right: M. Quinn, H. Riddle, T. WOjaCk, S.. Grant, L. Diser B. O'Neil, E. Kenney, L. Kennedy. Lower left: The varsity enter- tain with a pmn- pom routine. Lower right: the Sophomore Cheerleaders: left to right: E. Kenney, H. Riddle, M. Quinn. L. Dise, B. O'Neil, L. Kennedy, T. Wojack, S. Grant. FA . Dawn by the Fall carries much excitement. Mondale, Senator from: Minnesota and Jimmy Cahte: are elected to power. Two new Bishops for 611: Archdiocese afe announced. Powers Departmenk Sizore Annex had a fire. The DeLaSalle Water Polo Team won the State Touru nament. Spirit was re-built with a successful Hmnecmning wee. . Along our river, Fall was a colorful movement in our lives, Upper left: G. Jacob and T. Cerisier, as King and Queen of Homecoming accept flowers from Br. K. Gieske. Upper center: The sun glistens off the water as tre Upper right: JuShelley Inoves along the Mississippi in fall. :35 change. Lower right: A. Godlewski is carried off the field by B. Messer and and T. Egan during the Powder Puff HOInecmning Football Game. 18 Riverside Upper: The fall is not cmnplete without active participation in football. Lower left: Skip Gundarson shows good form at thi s pitching contest as part of Homecon'ling Week . You can find a Sophoznore almost anywhere in the three buildqus of De La Salle. They are in class, sitting on. stairs, in the commons, disturbing the library or moving in the corridors Far right: P. Brown matters It wasn't me. to J. Kaiser, D. Bach and G. Page. Right: J. Turpin smiles as G. Kroth kee; 8 his answers hidden, L.A11ardyce D. Bach T. Belair R. Betland A. Brandt K, Brown 20 N. Cerisier J Charboaeau R. Devaney L. Dise R.Forrest G.Fraenke1 K. Cichoski P. Ellwood V. Frankiin ,, w M M. Gallagher K. Czec T. DeGros.s M.. Fisher S. Ford D. Galush D. Galush wwmwa ,w , $i y 4'5 3: $4M w a n. a vi y Left: T. Brown 31:1 T. Bandy talk to desperate Dave who needs a date. Upper: What looks edible to day ? R. Forrest, D. Bach, Sn Ford, F. Stampley, and R. Forrest can't acids. Lower left: B. Devaney looks like he's really studying. B Duffy is busy too. 21 S Grant B. Gulachek T. Hannaq J. Haws C. H'Lidreth J,, Jacob M. Johnson J. Jarosz J.. Kaiser J. Kaminski P. Kauffmann L. Kennedy 30 'ns It Hll. Suphon'lore Advisory 307 took first place in the Hennecotning Activities Prize. They won the most events Of. the week. First place in the Trike Derby, Peanut Push; Minnow Eating, Basketball throw and 'more. Far right: N. Cerisier aims .1 free throw contest bucket. A. Salchert, J. Ringwelski , A. Subialka, J. Taylor watch. Right: SOph D. Galush watches B. Rutkiewicz catch a water balloon as R. Nemeth, M. Eskro, S. Davison, G. Eckblad J. Shelley look 011. Lower:S. Haws, M. McGrath J Turpin, J. Jacob, G. Khouri watch tom Schneider's great style in the football throw. 22 S. KoEstad P. Kovalik C. Lyman L. Maciej B. Peterson P. Plath Fa? left: J. Jacob smiles .as B. Hanson is announced as Sophomore Homecmning Attendant and P. Torborg is the ob. e1: Sophomore Attendant. Left: A. Salchert tries to study 1.3 J. Lacey and J. Kaminski carry on a loud conversation in the librar' . 23 Ame :icaa Literature, B10100 by, American History and Religion cour 5:35 Re 3 jthe So pantheres busy during Class time. Thev have advancte d Ernro . seing little fres htne n to people in the know about many t'nh ngs . :hool and other wise. Sophs UJork Hard M, Quirm R. Ricks H. Riddle J. Ringwelski J. Rumble R. Rutkiewicz M- 531053-33 G. Saros P. Scharff P. Shrake J, Smith R. Snyder Upper right: M. Suek and 5.. Kolstad :3t0p for a 2-8-. during the Non-public Schools Marathon Right: J. Sava, S. Ford, E. Sandoerg, C Wojack, K.Mattoz1 S. Meye'f show the1r typing skill to patient Mr. Shrake. 24 J, Sova J. Taylor M. Volner J. West C. Strand P. Torborg B. Warborg T. Wojack A. Subialka W. Trueman B. Vogel C. Wyman Upper: A. Brandi; and M. Gallagher stroll down the corridor to their next Soph Left: G.Saros and C. Hildreth wait to see who made the basket in Open gyln. 25 we almost did it Upper: The Freshmen Football Squad: left to right: row 1, Coach J. Lown, B. Ganglauf, G. Eckb'n.ad, M. Friestleben, D. Scott J. Sheetz, J. Niedzielski, row 2: K. Volker, K. Davenport, P. Yoquren; J. Schieffer, C. Riad, '0. Abraham, M. O'Nei1,M. Maltese. Far right: S. Gjerde drOps back for a pass as t 3 Opposition closes in. Right: Coach Lown looks on as M. Ingalls quenches his thir t. The DeLaSalle Football teams tried hard to win this yearg but they didn't quite make it. the spirit, however; seemed to be the best in many years. 26 Boys Football Scores: De: Opp Holy Angels 0 14 Benilde St. Margaret 3 23 . t. Bernards 0 42 Brady 0 7 Lourdes 6 5,3 Golden Valley 0 3.4 St. Agnes 14 27 St. Johns 14 23 Grace. 14 43 Left: Coaches D.Albright and E. Kamaroski check for .ield position at the Grace game. Lower: The DeLaSalle Football Team: left to right, row 1: R. Kirkendahl, S. Gjerde, M. Marrin, J. Postiglione, B. Messer, J. Cerisier, .I.S::1'1r'oe- 3., row 2 G. Jacob, B. Molui'nby, D. Rice, D. Delehanty, J..Riar1, B. Flaherty, T. Haws, C. Woolsav , T. DeGross, row 3 .T. Manley, T. Egan, C. Simmons. J. Kennedy, G. Hart, J. Rumble, S. Guude r5011, P. Suek, S. Mo1umby, B. Freeburg, row 4 J. Charboneau, C. Heinz, G. Faust, P. Rowland, J Suva Oh mg Flching Feet The Marathon. for Non- Public Education is an important event .for znaqy schools. It is a state wide effort to raise money to support this alternative in education. At DeLaSalle we use use the money as scholarships for all those who participate. Upper: The Cretin Color Guard and Singers opened the long walk or ride at Minnehaha. Park. Middle: DeLaSalle has a strong turnout under its banner before t e trek along the Mississippi. Lower right: N. Cerisier takes a break at the first checksin point along the ride. Lower left: Br. Cyril gets into the spirit With unique f rm. 28 Cross Country Scores: Holy Angels Meet: 20:1 Don Bosco Invitational: 4th St. Bernard's Meet: 3rd Mindehaha .Meet: lst Rockford Invitational: 5th Conference Meet: 7th Edison Meet: 2nd District Meet: 3rd Regional Meet: 10th The Cross-Country Team made a strong fall showing. Many new members and 'Jppernclassmeu. They saw many sightsg even the rocks while falling down the bluff in O'Keefe fashion. Upper: The teazn gets prepared at the start of the Minnehaha meet. Middle left: S. Reynolds shows the pain of running the miles. Middle right: All by himself, G. Page strides along in the Minneheha meet. Lower: The DeLaSalle Cross- Country Team: Left to right: row 1; C. Wojack, C. Charboneau, M.F1ugaur, K. MCKenna, row 2 Coa2h P. Ruff, J. Carson, B. Jablonski, M. O'Keeffe, T. Martinson, T. Grunewald, J. Ringwelski, G. Page, J. Brownsoa P. Shrake, S. Reynolds; , Coach, G. Myskevitz. G'rls Volleyball: This years Lam is having a good year. A ask of. players, inexperience and a new coach all had their effect. D. Dadaj, K. Williams and 'I'. Cerisier were the leading standouts. Id Right: B. Loso, K. Williams S Davidson pray for a. victory Lower: The Volleyball Team lines up f. r a. picture in the shower room: First row, left to righf: K. Irmftejr, P. Ellwood Second row: E. Kenqey, L. Dise N. Ce dsier, L. Dise, K. William Third row: T. Cerisier,S. Davison, Coach G. Utecht,K. Williams, D. Danaj, B. Loso 30 Girlt fight on The DeLaSalle Girls Football Team, Left to right: ground: L. Zappa, Coach, Br. K. GiesketJ. Delehaqtv, J. Dvorak, P, MCCulloch, steps: T. Wojack, B. O'Neil, S. Grant, J. Dietrich, A. Danko, C. Grant, C. Dennis, E. Ess, E. Finn, A. Godlewski, wall: R. Ricks, M. Johnson, A. Brandt, standing: M. Barry, S. Weller, M, Grant, D. LeClaire, S. Johnson. Middle left: S. Shrake moves through t e opposition with skill and speed. Middle right: The two coaches Ms P. Bradley and Br. K. Gieske discuss a new play. Lower: Look at all the action: C. Dennis, J. Delehanty with the ball, E. Ess and M. Johnson block. This is the .first year that the Girls Football Team matched the Boys team in wins and losses. The spirit backing the team was great in spite of that. Captain C. Dennis lead a good and courageous team. Girls Football Scores: De: Opp Regina 0 7 Holy Angels 0 21 Visitation 7 14 Regina 14 2,5 Holy Angels 7 3'3 Visitation 20 . 21 31 River Rat; :wim up ttreom New at DeLaSalle this year is the Girls Swimming Team. Eight girls participa? ed m the sport. They did well, taking fourth in the Centro --Metro Regionals. D. Kucala and D. Hiteoinaq went on to the state meet. The Boys Water Polo Teamcontinued has one of De's lnost winning teams. They took state again this year. Their competition included high school as well as college Opponents. Top: DeLaSalle Girls Swim'ming Team: left to right: row 1, J. Dietrich,A. Salchert, D. Hitesman, Coach J. Wend':, row 2 L. Zappa, D. Kucala. Coach J. Hudson, A. Coleman, A. Danko Upper left: L. Zappa. in stardng position. Upper right: M. Salchert, D. Kucala, A. Sa'.chert talk over times. 32 Left: The Water Polo Team is set to go. They won the State Championship at this series of meets. Middle: Coach Wend: plans the next seies of. p1ays during time out at the University of Minnesota POOL Lower: E. Sandberg fights for the ball. Upper: The DeLaSalle Water Polo Team: left to right, row 1 R. LaDuke, M. Heinz, V. Tracy, B. Weiss, row 2 Coach J. Wendi; T. Pumper, S. Tracy, P. Heinz, T. Kotz, B. Gulachek, row 3 E. Sandberg, M. Salchert, M. Kucala, Coach J. Hudson. 33 Homecom' ' ' ' Hornecmning Activities 0.51976 include many fun th?ngs: Upper left: The three-legged race involved: N. Dietrich, C. Grant, K. Davenport, J. Sova, P. Iverson, K. Sikora. Upper right: The Mindow-Swallow had a few squirming: J. Shelley J. Niedzielski, M. Franklin, P. Downey, J. Rian, L. Zappa. Right: T. Cerisier works on t e successful Spirit chain that was sponsored by the Cheerleaders. The Seniors added the most links and won the Spirit Award. Lower: The Homecoming Dance draws a large crowd. Pick out M. Marrin,E. Ess, moving with style as Ms. Chin heads to get a new dance partner. 34 The 1976 Homecoming 1Lists more activities than ever. Each day of. the week was special. the first was Fancy Footwear, Costume Day.Secret Admirer Day, Decorate your Romn and Lecker Day, and Spirit Day. Into the week we also crowded the Evening Coronation Assembly, Both the Boys and Girls Football Games and topped it all off with the Kick-off dance and the Homecoming Formal dance at the end or . the week. Upper: Seniors show their strength ?n the Tug of War: D. LeClaire. S. Kimitch: C. Strand, L. Hendrickson, J. Stephens, M. Siwek, D. Gross and Inore. Left: The Peanut Push is under way: Watching are J. Siwek,M. Boeser, J. Dudziak, J. Fraser, L. Dudziak. Lower: The 1976 Homecoming Court: Freshtnen Prince and Princess: G. Eckblad, D. Tabor; Sophomore Prince and Princess: B. Hanson, P. Torborg; Junior Prince and Princess: J. Cerisier, M. Roethle; King. G. Jacob; Queen T. Cerisier; Senior Attendants: B. Messer, A. Danko, P. Rowland, LDudziak, J. Riaq, D. Duffy ' ' reorgon'zed Upper: The Sophoznore Committee of then tudent Union: Left to right: P. Kovolik, J. Haws, P. Hoffer, M. Quinn, J. West. Middle left: The Executive Board of the Student Union: P. Weiss, Br. Kenneth Gieske, C. Wojack, G. Jacob, D. Delehanty, M. Renqeisen. Middle right: B. Messer swings K. Torborg to the 50's music of the first dance of the school year sponsored by the . tudent Union. Right: The biggest event of the Fall is Homecoming. Here is a. peanut push derby. The weeks events are planned by the Union. 36 The Student Union, more than ever, seems to be working for the school. The degree of communication between all aSpects of the school. may smnetimes be lacking, but a greater overall sence of worth kept the group maving this year. The Union keeps many types of activities under its care: These include: dances, I-Ioznecmning, Sadie Hawkins, and assemblies. The Union has a member on the Academic Policy Cormni- ttee and helped plan the new handbook The big difference this x ear seems to be the new constitution. It allows more students to be concerned and involved. Four class and three standing cmn'mittees keep the action moving. Upoer: The Jeni r Committee: Left to right, S. Molutnby, N. Di etrich, J. Delehanty, T. Kotz P. Suek. Middle: The Semi r Committee: row 1: J. Rian, P. Downey, row 2 D. Duffy, K. Williams M,. Dise, J. Fraser, L. Dudziak, S. Stonehurg. Lower: The Freehlnen Cmnmittee: K. Davenport, B. Jablonski, G. Eckhlad, J. Dudziak, J. Sheetz. 37 WINTER Dawn by .AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Our country W33 devastated by severe weather this Winter. Cold caused fuel shortages and some places even went to four day weeks or closed completely. Firemen had to battle this and the fire that wrecked several warehouses near DeLaSalle. The halls at De were cold, but we stayed in school and watched our basket- ball team have a victorious season , which ended by winning second place in District Tournament play. The swimming team took second in Regional competition and tenth in State. Studying kept the rest of us busy, if not contented. Upper left: Freshly fallen snow greets students as they arrive on the Island in the middle of winter. Upper right: S. Shrake,M. Barry,S. Neisus, D. Nash, and J. Taylor check to see how near we are to the next Treasure Island Goal. Lower right: S. Haws and F. Stampley hold up the water fountain and watch girls go by. 38 . l . ' . x 5R6 A , ' 1' the riverside 7Q AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Upper left: Fr. R. Reichling directs Br. Robert and Brad Hanson at the Christmas Mass. Upper right: P. Weiss must ' have a sweet tooth Lower left: Looking at Winter from the Skyway between the A and B buildings. Lower middle: R. Forrest goes for two in District Play. 39 Junior; lhow thg The Juniors came alive for Hclnec ining this year. They almost tOpped the Seniors for the Spirit Chain and they took first pbce in the Tug of War. Upper: Junior Attendants elected by their class were J. Cerisier and M. Roethle M. Abbas N. Amundsen N. Bandy R. Beaupre R. Bredemus R. Bredemus J. Cerisier 5- Case; A. Cor; M. DeGross 40 L. Anderson J. Bell P. Brown T. Coryell J. Delehanty S. Au: ette M. Benson A. Carson D. Costello N. Dietrich J. Dotray M. Ennen R. Forrest C. Grant V. Johnson B. Duffy S. Eskro T. Franklin R. Graidl K. Kast mm J. Dvorak E. Finn S. Gjerde G. Hart J. Kennedy L.. Elmatti M.. Fleguar A. Godlewski B. Heaton K. Kenney Upper right: K. Kenney and M.Roel:h1e dance to the mu sic of lvlagid' the Homecozning band. Lower right: P. Danko, B. Loss B. Youngren and M, Renneisen enjoy the HOInecoxning dance. 41 Jun'ors keep mov- Lower: F. Stamply, M. James, D. Gross, C. Wojack, R. Forrest, C. Simmons, S. Weller, S,, Gunderson all chase the bail. Right: R. Guidl fiercely pangs the ball back as C. and L. Archambeault converse in the background. R. Kirkeniahl T. Klath T. Korman T. Kotz M. Kriske B. Krawlikowski S. Krueger B. LaDuke D. LeClaire M. Lewis B. Loso R. Marano K. Marone; G. Martin E. McGarrity J. Meger S, Meyer S. Molut'nby 42 N. Muenchow S. Neisius G. Nelson S. Nesbitt S. O'Hern M. O'Keefe G- Page T. Pumper M. Renqeise. J. Reynolds D. Rice E. Ricks Upper left: B. Vogel,S. Krueger, V. Skmnra, A. Carson, P. Shrake, de-Ci e that open gym isn't all they expected .it to be. Upper right: C. Grant decides to pick C. Simnnons off his feet as C. Wojack and T. Martinson watch. Left: M. Peka and S. Krueger sit and meditate on the gy n activity. 43 Junio rt Even Itudy , - , X M' Rgethle T- Saari M. Sampson D. Schuster J. Sheetz C. Simlnous S Smith F' Stampley D, SHtt P. Stockhaus R. Stopera P. Suek JJniors are Upper Clasanen and they let you know it. They have entered the world of electives and take a wide range of courses. They are now eligible for work permits and can be seen leaving school early for a job. Right: Left to right we see members of the new Media course:G. Nelson, S..Gjerc1e, G. Martinson, B. Loso, M. De Gross, Msu L. Chin,A. Carson, and J. McFarland. 44 Left: The Library sees smne action: G. Page.M, Flugaur, J. Fraser, Ma Osmonson, and T. Martinson talk or study. Lower leftzG. Johnson tells A. Manshak: rlI didn't know they put this stuff in little bit! Lower righi S. Nesbit, C. Strand, and L.Archambeau1t actively enjoy the student lounge. D. Suek W. Szewczyk M. Tabor J. Utecht K. Vogel M. Wagner J. White N. Wherly C. Wojack C. Woolsey B, Youngren M. Zappa Varsity ranked 4th A season ending defeat in the District Tournament at the hands of Marshall-U High finished an otherwise excellent year. De finished the year rated fourth in the state among all class A schools in the AP poll. The highlight of the year was when the Islanders, led by All- American Mark James, defeated Grace before one of the largest crowds in history. Upper Left: T. Martinson goes for two as he leaps against the blurr of Marshal - U. Upper right: J. Utecht shows good form as he shoots a free throw in the District Finals game Lower: BOys Varsity Basketball: Left to right; row 1: Ass. Coach J. Pieck,S. Meyer, Mgr. L. Capouch, Coach J. Shrake, Mgr. B. Krolikowski, S. McKenna,Ass. Coach M. Casey. Row 2: C. Fritz, S. Eskro, J. Cassidy, R. Forrest, M. O'Keefe, F. Stampley, M. James, T. Grunewald, R. Forrest, T. Coryell, J. Utecht, P. Brown, G. Jacob, D. King, T. Martinson. 46 Upper left: Everyone stands in awe of M. James. R. Forrest and T. Martinson guard. Middle left: The Freshmen Boys Basketball team: left to right, row 1: Stats:C. Wojack. Row 2: K. MCKenna, R. Hagen, C. Reynolds, P. Martin, J. Manley, M. Hanson, K. Phillips. Row 3: Coach M. Casey, J. White, M. Friestleben, J. CarSOn J. Worley, D. Reynolds, G. Abraham. Lower left: The De Rowdies all voice their approval of a winning season. Lower right: Sophomore Boys Basketball team: Left to right, row 1: A. Subialka, J. Kaiser. . Row 2: R. Forrest, G. Faust, D. Nash, Coach J. Pieck, Row 3: B. Warborg, T. Blum,P. Shrake, B. Gulachek. Boys Varsity Basketball results: De: Opp; 7O 6O Waconia 79 32 Brady e9 46 Holy Angels 79 45 St. Bernards 60 45 St. Agnes 57 31 St. Johns 71 35 Lourdes 80 62' St. Thomas 59 64 Grace 59 57 Benilde-St. Margaret 68 56 Lourdes 58 60 Brady 81 37 HolyAngels 64 42 St. Bernards 78 47 St. Agnes 63 45 St. Johns 57 34 Cretin 64 58 Grace 52 61 Benilde-St. Margret 73 49 Blake 68 50 Delano 50 47 Marshall-U 61 71 new coach changes Girls Varisty Basketball: Left to right, row 1: J. Dietrich, P. O'Connor, M. Barry, K. Williams. Row 2: Coach Ms. P. Bradley, S. Shrake,A. Brandt, N. Cerisier, T. Cerisier. Right: B.Hardy yells It's not soup yet't as T. Cerisier and A Brandt run for the door. Ms. Peg Bradley took over as the new Girls Basketball Coach. She was ably as sisted by Ms. K. Kos. The team began to have a more disciplined outlook with practices and coaching more rigid. This helped improve the teams performance. The highlight was a well played game against Regina. High scorers for the year were. K. Williams, M. Barry, T. Cerisier. 48 Upper left: B. Hardy pretends this is football as she passes to T. Cerisier from behind and is blocked by A. Brandt and S. Shrake. Upper middle: It's a. jump ball between B. Hardy and S. Shrake as T. Cerisier makes her move. Upper left: S. Shake and A. Brandt look up and wonder if the ball will ever come down. Junior Varsity Girls Basketball: Left to right; row 1: L. Schauff, L. Dise. Row 2: B. Hardy, J. White, R. Ricks,A. Salchert, R. Miller. Girls Basketball results: De: Opp: Lourdes 37 61 Rockford 45 42 Tartan 25 48 Fridley 3O 41 North 25 67 Benilde-St. Margaret 22 60 St. Agnes 34 27 Grace 45 49 Holy Angels 44 45 St. Bernards 19 29 St. Michael 23 36 Regina 49 61 Brady 33 24 Minnehaha 49 33 Marshall-U 29 56 49 wrestlers get a new mot Upper: J. Kennedy seems to have the upper hand in this match of strength. Lower: Junior Varsity Boys Wrestling: Left to right, row 1: R. Rutkiewicz, D. Stitt, J. Niedzielski, M. Rutkiewicz. Row 2: E. Ricks, R. Piatt, Coach D. Albright, D. Weller, J. Sova, J. Sheetz. The new wrestling mat was an important thing this year. After several years of the old mat the team improved. New coach D. Albright thanked the Patroness and Parents Clubs for their help. The year ended With D. Delehanty, D. Gunderson and K. Kastl going to regionals at St. John's University. 50 Upper left: Coach Albright ponders the event on the mat. Upper middle: J. Kennedy uses J. Cerisier to show the student body new wrest- ling techniques during the Christmas show. Lower: The Boys Varsity Wrestling team: Left to right, row 1: M. Kestner, T. Haws, S. Gunderson, D. Delehanty, D. Soine, L. Wojack. Row 2: F. Cardinal, B. Voight, J.Kennedy J. Cerisier, K. Kastl, G. Haglund, Coach D. Albright. Varsity Wrestling Results: De. Opp. Mpls. Lutheran Win Lost Marshall-U Win Lost Brady Lost Win Rockford LostWiti Grace Lost Win Hill-Murray Lost Win Benilde-St. Margaret Lost Win St. Bernards Lost Win Holy Angels Lost Win Golden Valley Lost Win Right: T. Kotz thinks he is a. flying fish winning this race. Lower: The Varsity Swimming Team: Left to right, row 1:D. Kopka, T. Kotz, B. Weiss, B. LaDuke, P. Weiss, T. Pumper, P. McMullen. Row 2: Coach J. Hudson, M. Kucala, E. Sandberg, G. Page, D. Delong, M. Salcert, P. Heinz, S. Reynolds, Coach J. Wendf. m mg; Upper left: P. Weiss is found cornered in the showers before a meet. Upper right: The Islander Swim team looks on as another race gets under way. Middle: Coming up for air in his usual frog fashion is M. Kucala. Lower: Two girls of the opposing team give D. Delong the once over as he prepares to dive. The boys swimming team worked hard to demonstrate the pride they have in their school. They had little support from the student body and no support from the cheerleaders. The team prided itself on its unity. An outstanding second place at Regionals and tenth place in State ended the season. Swimming Results: Robbinsdale De; OPP- Highland Park 47 44 Mounds View 86 110 Benilde-St.Margaret 85 102 St. Thomas 41 52 REg 46 47 Regionals 2nd State 10th 53 UJe donc Upper left: D. DeLong,P. Seifert, G. Dolezal go back to the 50's at the first dance as D. Duffy gives them the eye. Upper right: T. Coryell claps to the beat as others dance on to the 50's music. Lower left: G. Soltys, Mr. M. Daniewicz are really moving at the Homecoming dance. Lower right: Posing for the photographer at the Sadie Hawkins dance are this cute couple: D. DeLong and J. D Dietrich. 54 This year the Student Union provided a dance a month. For the first year in many, all the dances even made money. Students and faculty enjoyed jiving to many good bands of the area. High- lights were the very successful Homecoming and Sadie Hawkins dances. Upper left: J. Fraser jives to the music of the Winter Year- book dance. Upper right: A Japanese Garden was the scene for the Treasure Island Dance. A. Manshak, L. Zappa, T. Schneider, D. King and M. Dise movin' on. Middle left: J. Fraser, E. E55 and D. Delehanty watch as J. Walsh tries his new hop. Lower: C. Grant tries to find her feet as L. Dudziak, T. Grunewald and J. Walsh try to look coordinated. 55 we went over thetop Upper left: L. Dudziak waits to see if her card was the right one as Alumnus D. Witkowski performs magic tricks at the Treasure Island pep assembly. Upper right: Br. Cyril and Mr. Bud Woolsey turn the drum to mix up all the ticket stubs before the drawing. The drawing takes place in front of the Japanese Pagoda. Lower right: A busy place on the festival day was the Bingo Games. It looks like M. Johnson just found his first number. 56 Treasure Island was a. major success. The fund raising drive went over it's quota for the second year. The big Sunday Festival ended the four week drive. Participation was high among faculty, students and parents. We work together, danced, ate Spaghetti, played games all for DeLaSalle. Upper left: Mrs. M. Pecchia and Mr. S. Dietz keep the wheel moving at the Country Store and Lucky Number games. Middle left: The faculty drama group puts onetwo skits to urge the students to sell, sell, sell. Lower left: M. McGuire dances under Japanese blossoms at the Treasure Island dance. Lower right: Everyone enjoys the Spaghetti furnished by the Venice Cafe under island palm trees. Upper: E. Kenney, A. GodleW- ski, P. Hoffer, L. Dudziak, D. Duffy try to prove they can hold the weight of K. Torborg, T. Cerisier, and J. Fraser. Lower: At the Homecoming Pep Assembly, the Cheer- leaders show how much they know about fixing the bus. 58 Upper left: Coach Albright, and Coach Komoroski lead the faculty:Br. Don, G. Utecht J. Hudson, P. Ruff, M. Daniew- icz, L. Anderson, Br. Ken, and Br. Chris, G. Myskevitz in a. tug of war victory. Lower left: R. Schrieber as the M. C. introduces the cheerleaders for a. skit. Lower right: All decked out to rock and roll in the 50's E. Kenney, K. Torborg, P. Hoffer, T. Cerisier, J. Frazser, L. Dudziak and D. Duffy do the bop. Pep Assemblies home as interesting interruptions several times during theischool year. A 50's assembly introduced the Fall sports. The Homecoming gathering featured the finals in various homeroom competitions, such as the tricycle race. At the Winter assembly the Water Polo team presented their State Trophy. In the Spring, sports were discussed and goodbys to the seniors were highlights. 59 Give T em 0 hand The Patroness Society of DeLaSalle are established to help the school. They really do that in a big way. They contribute to many projects and do a lot to raise money. Give 'em a hand. Upper left: The Patroness Society of DeLaSalle left to right:: row 1: Mrs. J. Kennedy,Mrs. Dolezal, Mrs. I. Coleman. Row 2: Mrs. R. Faust, Mrs. A. Hinz, Mrs. Gulachek, Mrs. M. Pechia. Row 3: Mrs. F. Godlewski, Mrs. Torborg, Mrs. P. Oberg. Row 4: Mrs. Hoffer, Mrs. Kauffmann. Upper right: The Patroness Society did a lot to help make Treasure Island a success. Lower left: Mrs. J. Kennedy and Mrs. M. Nichols sit on the school board representing the Society. Lower right: The officers of. the Patroness Society: Mrs. M. Pechia,Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Dolezal, and Mrs. J. Kennedy, President. 60 The Parents and Friends Club also deserve a hand. Through their participation in many projects they also make De 3. better place. They provide many things that we can't otherwise afford. Thanks Upper left: L. Dise and L. Capouch point out a way the parents have helped in Treasure Island. Upper right: The Parents and Friends Club Board meets: Clockwise around the table from the tOp: President Bud Woolsey, Mrs. Ess, Br. Cyril, Mr. .Faust, Mrs. Faust, Mrs. Finn, Mr. Firm, Mrs. Krowlikowski, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Kaiser, Mr. Kaiser, Mr. Kenney, Mrs. Kenney, M. O'Keefe, Jr. Speaker, Mrs. Pumper, Mr. Pumper, Mrs. McGuire, Br. Chris, t0 the left: Mr. McGuire, Mrs. Kennedy. Middle: Parents man the booths at the Marathon for Non-Public Education: Mrs. Ess,Mrs. Woolsey A. Carson getting advice, and Mr. Woolsey. Lower: Mrs. Kaiser tells the group about the next Ma:Pa Hop. 61 ing a song of winter Upper right: The Select Chorus offers the Christmas Concert Audience some dance steps to enliven their singing. Middle left: The Mixed Chorus sings out songs of Christmas. Middle right: Figgy Pudding is the treat offered by the Select Chorus. Lower left: M. Zappa, T. Egan stand for applause after the band has performed. Lower right: The brass Choir plays from the balcony: E. Sandberg, T. Egan, T. Pumper, W. Leitschuh and M. Zappa. Upper left: The Christmas Talent Show had a new comedy team as the M. C. 's: M. Burns and B. Flaherty. Middle left: Two rubber duckies quacked by as Kent Evans sang his famous song for the 6th year in a row. Middle right: Which is victorious? Brown bomber Kennedy or the Masked Marvel Cerisier. Lower leftzL. Dudziak, D. Murz, G. Page, J. Fraser, A. Godlewski, and T. Cerisie'r are baggied raisins telling why they are so wonderful. Lower right: Will the real. Santa Claus stand up? Seems that M. Marrin and R. Schrieber can't decide Who is the elf and Who is the Santa. as they present the gifts. 63 It's a beautiful naise Middle: The Concert Band in Formation: Row 1 left to right: D. Hitesman, H. Riddle, P. Suek, L. Zappa A. Coleman, K. Kenney. Row ZzA. Danko, M. Benson, N. Amundson, D. Hostetler, H. Martin, D. Danaj, S. Sharke, M. Zappa, K. Davenport, P. McCulloch, S. Grant. Row 3: S. Bono, M. Gallagher, P. Kauffmann C. Hildreth, M. Duffy, J. Utecht, R. Rutkiewicz, C. Dennis, T. Pumper, W. Leitschuh, M. Grant, M. Kestner, P. Danko, G. Nelson, L. Capouch, T. Egan. Row 4: K. Rodriquez, J. Manley, D. Baumtrog, C. Juncker, Director, D. Galusch, J. Sheetz, S. Wolyniec, R. Stopera, J. Sova, P. Elwood, E. Sandberg. Lower: The band warms up in their practise room. Row 1 left to right: D. Galusch,D. Hitesxnan, P. Suek. Row 2: A. Danko, N. Amundson, S. Shrake, M. Zappa, R. Rutkiewycz, D. Danaj, T. Pumper. Row 3: C. Hildreth, S. Wolyniec, J. Sheetz, R. StOpera, J. Sova. The DeLaSalle Band and Chorus WE are in the best year of many. s : Many members are completing their third and fourth seasons. This time, effort and practise produces two fine programs and other special appearances. Mr. Junker has developed the band and choruses well over the last few years. g aw Wm X W gm 64 Upper: The Select Chorus lines up in a creative pose: Row 1 left to right: R. Bredemus, B. Krolikowski,P. Kaiser, J. Cassidy,P. Suek. Row 2: T. Franklin, G. Larson, D. Duffy, M. Roethle, N. Dietrich, S. Weller. Row 3: R. Bredemus, M. McCauly, K. Kenney, M. Dise, L. Anderson, D. Danaj, R. Gruidl. Row 4: E. Ess, G. Page, J. Steffens, C. Dennis. Lower: The Mixed Chorus practise in the gym: Row 1, left to right: M. Lewis, P. Kovalik, N. Cerisier, K.Cassidy, F. Stampley, E. Ricks, T. Coryell, J. Jacob, J. Reynolds, P. Brown, C. Rian, N. Muenchow, S. O'Hern, T. Wojack,A. Manshak, B. Youngren. Row 2: P. Piatt, K. Marano, S. Grant, S. Niesus, P. Stockhaus, R. Forrest, D. Rice, R. Bredemus, B. B'edor, V. Franklin, C. Grant, E. Finn, P. Torborg, V. Johnson, C. Charboneau, M. Flugaur. Row 3: J. White, M. Renniesen, N. Wherley, E. McGarrity, B. Hawn, M. Salchert, K. Czech, D. Rian, J. Cerisier, J. Reynolds, S. Smith, T. Cerisier, B. Vogel, L. Bishop, J. West, J. Dvorak. Row 4: M. Volner, L. Archambeault, P. Suek, S. Audette, M. Kucala, G. Page, J. Steffens, R. Forrest, D. Murz, R. Bredemus, R. Gruidl, R. Beaupre, L. Dudzlak, J. Fraser, D. Schuster,A. Godlewski, Director Mr. C. Junker. 65 SPRING Dawn by wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww m W WWWWW WW m m n M m nwWWe m n2 President Carter opened the season of Spring with a new energy prOposal. We will all save gas by paying more. Gov.Perpich continues to keep everyone on their toes. No one knows where he will be next. Student Union elections bring a few fire-works to the process. Students count the days until the end and the seniors patiently wait to grab a diploma and run. Upper left: Any season the river flows swiftly past our Island. In the Spring it brings new life and a breath of freshness. Upper right: Br. K. Gieske and D. Murz seem to have a live one. Lower right: S. Reynolds was voted to have the sexiest legs in a contest Sponsored by the seniors. 66 the riverside WWWWWWWWWWh h 'm h '1 wwwm N5 wwnwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwmw 'm m nma'nfmmwvm ' Upper left: Out the doors, past the mail truck and ker-splash. Upper right: B. Jablonski, B. Hardy, J. Sheetz use the resource center. Lower 1eft:R. Forrest rests on the front landing, taking in a little sun. Lower middle: Hey Elaine Ess, Your hunk's over there , go get 'em quick. 67 Right: Seniors B. Dimler,R. Neuman, J. Daszkiewicz, T. Schneider,P. Heinz don't look like they are studying too hard. in the Guindance Resource Seniors G. Anderson J. Brownson J. Casey T. Cerisier 5. Barry , M. Burns J. Cassidy A. Coleman Senior Favorites: Class: Senior Composition Actor: Clint Eastwood Marriage Actress: Barbara Striesand Teacher: Leigh Anderson Movie: Rocky 68 J. Daszkiewicz D. Delehanty C. Dennis D.'Danaj S. Davison D. Delong B. Dimler A. Danko Left: Now what is D. Huss up to? It can't be too much study, or is it what she is studying? Upper: Wow, 3. macrame hanging! Exclains art master Br. D. B. Hewlett to B. Dimler, M. Gratz and P. Archambeault. Classmate' T Grunewald Musical Group: Rolling Stones Dancer: 13' Flaherty . . Earth, Wind, Fire J. Fraser K. Williams . T. V. Show: Saturday Night live Song: I W1sh . 69 M. Dise E. Dorr L. Dudziak G. Dolezal P. Downey D. Duffy Right: G. Jacob demonstrates how the Christians manage the war in Lebanon. Biggest: Class Cutter: P. Seifert GOSSipS: P. Weiss M. Siwek E. Ess Snake: J. Smith Snake: M. Siwek 70 . I -- . .. , B. Flaherty C, Fritz D. Gunderson J. Fraser M. Grant T. Grun ewald Left: T. Cerisier is crowned Homecoming Queen by K. Harris. Upper: The Boys vs. Girls football game is a highlight, Mouth: B. Molumby Apple Polisher: D. Delehanty Clowns: R. Schrieber M.Dise M.Dise J.Fraser Hustler: J. Smith Flirt: D. Duffy 71 Jock: limp on T. Haws P. Heinz C. Hinz G. Jacob C. Heiman L. Hendrickson D. Huss M. James. Right: D. Duffy scouts the Grace males as L. Dudziak and J. Fraser offer support. It seems more interesting than the game. M0313: Noisey: P. Seifert Talented: J. Cassidy Active: 13- Delehanty Desirable Date: G. Jacob K. W1111ams A. Danko 72 Ht. WM MET: M R5 Left: G. Dolezal tries to give another excuse for not winning. Lower: Meditating before the big race, A. Coleman rests. P. Kaiser G. Khouri J. Koziol J. Ladwig K Kenney D. King R. Kudla G. Larson Humorous: R. Schreiber Shy: J. Daszkiewicz,S. McCarty Laziy: 'D. Huss, B..F1aherty Likely to Succeed: G. Jacob Likeabvle: M. Marrin Artlstm: G, Khour1 M. Dise T. Cerisier G. Anderson 73 Middle: S. Barry excites the audience of the Christmas Assembly. He was even asked for an encore. Right: D. Delehanty looks for a. muscle. . . Where is it? we show talents W. Leitschuh L. Maciej M. McAllister M. McCauley T. Lundeen M. Marrin S. McCarty B. Messer Specials; Unsung Senior: K. Timmermans Wildest Driver: P. Heinz M. Gratz M. Siwek Beautiful: L. Dudziak Eyes: J. Brownson Left: The two co-captains of the Varsity Basketball team are C. Fritz and M. James. Middle: One of the cuter couples at the Sadie Hawkins Dance are these seniors: L. Maciej and C. Heiman. W. Molumby 5- Pagel D. Rains D. Rian R. Neuman J. Postiglione G. Reynolds p, Rowland Personalty: J. Walsh Smile: T- Haws Handsome: G. Khouri Student: T. Grunewald Typical: J- Postiglione - Belcher: K. Torborg D. Danaj C- Heiman B. Flaherty Seniors are FREE D. Rumble T. Schneider P. Seifert S. Sarkis R. Schreiber J. Sikora Middle: J. Smith walks down the corridor with a knowing grin. Right: All dressed up and only going to the back of the Island are G. Reynolds and D. Rian. Best: Football: B. Messer C. Dennis Cross Country: T. Grunewald x '1 Laugh: P. Rowland f, T. Cerisier Golfer: TI. Egan 76 J. Steffens J. Walsh S. Stoneberg P. Weiss C. Suchowski S, Weller Dressed: G. Khouri J. Fraser Cheerleader: L. Dudziak S.Suek K. Timmermans K. Torborg Athlete: D. Delehanty K. Williams Baseball: M. Marrin M. White K. Williams D. Witthans Left: The game can't be too exciting as P. Stockhaus, J. Walsh and G. Larson compare cheerleaders. Swimmer: P. Heinz A. Coleman Wrestler: S. Gunderson 77 Leaders seldom thanked The administration of a school is not the most loved part of the system, but they are very necessary and important. We do not realize the countless hours of time and energy that this team of people put in, keeping everything in motion. Seldom thanked, but in the long run appreciated, our Administration is unique. Upper: Br. Cyril Litecky is the principal of DeLaSalle. In his two years at De, Br. Cyril has brought many changes. He leaves this year to become the Major Superior of the Christian Brothers in this area. Lower: One of the key areas that got a boost the last two years was the Treasure Island Festival. Mr. Bud Woolsey reads a winning ticket as Br. Cyril reaches for the next winner. 78 Upper left: Mrs.Shirley Kaiser is the Guidance Department. She helps all students who come her way. This year Mrs. Kaiser has developed a new academic probation system for students who need a little extra help. Freshman algebra also helps keep her busy. Upper middle: Administrative Assistant is Br. Robert Thomas' title. Working With the famous computer, Br. Robert has produced this years equally famous schedule. Upper right: Social Studies and Dean of Discipline are the combination that keeps Br. Kenneth Gieske busy. He also coaches girls football and moderates the Student Union. Lower left: Mr. Kent Evans tries to keep our halls overflowing with students. The work of school recruiter means grade school visits, tours. tests, and bended knee work. Lower right: A'lightly attended school board meeting is not typical. This group guides and decides the important matters that keep us alive. Clockwise from the left: Br. Don Byrne, speaker; Mrs. F. Godlewski, Mr. J. Torborg, President;Br. Cyril Litecky; Mrs. I. ColemanzMr. E. Dietrich Mr. G. Wilmar;Mrs. M. Nichols;Mrs. J. Kennedy;Mr.Anderson;G. Jacob. 79 Focultg do more Upper left: Ms.P. Bradley takes a breather from Girls Physical Education and coaching. Upper right: The School Chaplain, Fr. R. Reichlingdtypes out a Religion Test. Lower left: Ms.VKris Kos talks about giraffes to Chemistry and Physical Science classes. Lower middle: Studying another linguistic problem is Mr D. DuBois. Lower right: Attendance officer and math teacher is the person of Mr. R. Dehlinger. 80 Upper left: Br. D. Byrne has worked with the Guidance Department, started self-help groups 3nd managed the Religion Departments. Uooer middle: Track, Cross Country,Religion and Juniors occupy most of Mr. G. Myskevitz' time. Lower left: Never stopping, part time teacher, Mr. J Lown works with Physics students. Lower middle: Mr. C. Junker demonstrates the flew chimes to his band and chorus pupils. Lower right: Explaining the latest in reading, Mr. W. Johnson advises a. student. 81 1 new QFGOS prise in store for her Sophomore and Freshman Religion I: help from Sr. G, Miller if you speak German or American Lit. ,Fine Arts and many forms of English keep Br. C. Kavanaugh our winning basketball team and teaches Business courses. Physical Education find Mr. G. Utecht in the gym. Lower left: more importance for Mr. J. Hudson. Lower right: Sr. D. Murray 3m Skill Building and Home Economics to have a cup of coffee I Upper left: Mr. D.Shrake teaches Freshmen English and Drivers Education. Upper right: Mr. P. Graf, the Dean of the faculty, finishes his career by teaching: Economics, Sociology, and Psychology. Middle left: DeLaSalle's art department is Br. Don Hewlett. Middle: Mr. M. Daniewcz gets excited in both English and Religion courses. Lower left: Mrs.M. Nigou has two guest speakers in her Spanish and American Literature classes. Lower middle: The historian in rest- Mr. L. Anderson thinks World Cultures and Western Europe. Lower right: Never still, Media expert Ms. L. Chinn sparkles before Class. The DeLaSalle Faculty continue to be the good hands that continue to guide students in our 76th year. Upper left: Mr. W. Hendricks, the first semester librarian, helps D. Baumtrog find a. book. Upper right: Ms. C. Nordling took control of the library in the second semester. It was a quiet place. Middle: Way over in the Brothers Residence, Sister M. Lourdes worked in the Study Skills Center. Lower left: Mrs. Williams assisted Bro. Chris in Orientation, a Special course for Freshmen. Lower middle: Mr. P. Ruff student taught English and assisted in coaching and Religion. Lower right: A biology teacher is great to have around : Ms. J..Lies. You're in good hand: 84 Upper left: Sister Mary Ellen Foster is one Math teacher who seems to enjoy her work. Upper right: The Development Office is manned by busy Mr. S. Roth. Middle: Mrs. S. Roth took over sewing at the end of the year. She kind of likes it here. Middle right: History and Football are Mr. D. Albright's main interests. Lower left: Mrs. West assisted by tutoring in Spanish all year. Here she helps M. Heinz. Lower right: Bro. Mark Grunke came Third Quarter to teach Outward- Bound type classes. 85 Upper right: Mr. D. Petrick is in charge of maintenance. He keeps the school neat, clean and running. Middle left: The two busy secretaries of the Development Office are Mrs. V. Finn and Mrs. H. Dietz. Middle right: The Lady with all the answers is the secretary to the Prinicpal: Mrs. M. Burley. Lower middle: Mrs. M. Nichols runs the Data Processing Equipment. Lower right: Mrs. C. Kruse keeps the cleaners working and all the rooms neat and clean. PeOple that we don't always see or thank enough are the many workers behind the scenes. They work as clean- ers, secretaries and more. They are important in the smooth running of DeLaSalle. 86 Upper left: Mrs. F. Godlewski is the coordinator of volunteers Upper right: Mr. P. Warhol keeps our lights and pipes in order. Middle left: Our expert school bookkeeper is Mrs. V. Donaghue. Middle right: Ready to repair anything at anytime is Mr. E. Aune. Lower left: the secretary of the Business Office is one person that many students see every day. She is Mrs. E. Braithwaite. Lower right: Commons personell are Mr. J. LaCount and Ms. C. Gustafson. Here they serve R. Forrest and F. Stampley. 87 thegtre oll swingers Table Tennis was the new Sport of the year. Through the hard work of five people, a table tennis team was formed. Their dedication paid off by winning the consolation trophy in the State Meet for Class A Schools Upper: The winning team: G. Page, J. Reynolds, J. Reynolds S. Suek, G. Khouri Lower: Showing off their trophy are G. Page, J. Reynolds, J. Reynolds, S. Suek. 88 The Golf team improved quite a bit this year. The team was one of the largest in many seasons. The hackers lowered their scores alot during the season add won a meet. Upper left: E. Rice concentrates on the ball. Upper right: 5. Haws aims 3. putt at R. Gruidl. Middle: R. G aid: takes a break during a match. Lower left: J. Skochinski follows through perfectly. Golf team: Row 1 left to right: D. Gruidl, R. Piatt, R. Gruidl. Row 2: C. Lyman, K. Vogel, J. kochinski,M. DeGross Row 3; S. Haws, P. Gjerde, CoachL. Anderson. The transition between slow pitch and fast pitch brought disappointing results to the Girls Softball Team this year. They had their share of good games, but joined the other De teams for a. poor spring. Upper right: M. Barry, P. O'Connor, D. LeClaire, and T. Cerisier find fun on the side lines. Middle left: T. Cerisier gets ready to go to the plate. Middle right: C. Dennis proves she has a good arm. The Girls Softball Teamzl left to right: Row 1: P. O'Connoi', R. Nemeth. Row 2: T. Wojack, K. Williams, M. Barry, D. LeClaire M. Grant, Coach P. Bradley, S. Grant, J. Delehanty, A. Godlewski S. Weller, S. Shrake, T. Cerisier, K. Williams. 90 Few hits. mong errors Baseball concluded with a perfect season; No wins. The team came close to a Win on several occasions. They just couldn't seem to get as many runs as laughs during the long season. Upper: Junior Varsity Baseball: left to right: Row 1: C.Auvin,D. Soine, M. Hennessey, T. Blum. Row 2: T. Paquette, J. Lucas, P. Miezwa, B. Gulachek, P. McMillan J. Turpin, T. Walsh, D. Murz. Row 3: J. Jacob, C. Rian,A. Subialka, J. Jacob, D. Beauleau, B. Hanson, J. Sheetz, G. Eckblad, J. Ilaug. Upper left: The Islander double play combination: J. Walsh and R. Schreiber. Upper right: Always ready for anything is M. Marrin. Lower left: The Bench always concentrates on the field action. Lower: The Varsity Baseball Team: left to right: Row 1: J. Jacob, B. Bredemus, M. Marrin Row 2: T. Haws, J. Walsh, S. Sarkis, D. Delehanty, D. Costello Coach K. Evans, C. Simmons, B. Messer. Row 3: S. Meyer, J. Utecht, J. Reynolds, C. Hinz, R. Schr eiber, P. Stockhaus. numbers increase Despite a noticeable increase in squad size, the Track team suffered an off year. With only one Senior on the team, De will have a. strong return- ing group to build on. Several good performances were turned in by underclassmen. Upper : Enthusiasim shows during a. meet. Middle: L. Wojack, P. Shrake, and F Cardznal listen to the Wisdom of Coaches Johnson and 'Myskevitz.. Lower: The Boys Track Team: Left to right, Row 1: K. McKenna G. Abraham, C. Renee, G. Page. Row 2: M. O'Keefe, J. Buzsta, T. Martinson, M. McGuire, J. Carson, F. Cardinal, M. Maltese D. Reynolds, J. Kaminski, Coach G. Myskevitz, P. Shrake, Coach B. Johnson, B. Jablonski, T. Grunewald. Girls track got off to a late start and an early finish. the girls participated in two meets The mostly underclass squad looks to next year. The Girls Track Team: left to right: Row 1: S. Johnsyoh, M. Johnson, Coach J. Hudson, K. Sikora, K.Anderson. Row 2: D. HitesnnamA. Salchert, B. Messer, J. Banks, J. Banksa Boys Track Results:- Edison Invitational 4th Shakopee Invitational 6th St. Michael Invitational 8th River Falls Invitational 8th Conference Meet 9th District Meet 13t Left: G. Page finishes a long race with aching bones. Middle: M. O'Keefe hands the baton to T. Grunewald during the mile relay. Lower middle: ShotputterF. Cardinal Unleashes arnighty effort to waken the dead. 93 Standing ovation Concluder Concert Upper: Doing What They Did for LoveH at the Spring Concert are R. Bredemus, D. Danaj,P. Suek, D. Duffy. Middle: The Mixed Chorus Performs for a large crowd Lower rig t: The Select Chorus stand In concert formation. Lower left: Dancing enlivened the Spring performance. The evening performance of the Spring Concert was a. great end to a fine year of work by the Fine Arts Department. The Band, Select Chorus, and Concert Chorus all did well in performing at school. events and in con'lpetitiml with other schools. They, along with individuals, took several Star Awards. The Art Depart- ment also had a display of the best of their work. They also entered several shows and represented us well. Upper: Everyone watch the baton as the band strikes up. Middle: The connbined Band and Chorus perform The Battle Hymn of the Republic as the Grand Finale. Lower: Mr. Junker is really into the beat. 95 Staff dwindles to few The Islander was struck with a strong lack of student interest. The year ended with two on the staff. They published several issues during the year. The final issue came out at the end Of the year with articles by the Journalism class. Right: The Islander Staff J. Walsh, Mr. Mark Daniewicz, and M. O'Keefe give Jim hints on his next record review. 96 The Delta Staff also had a big drOp--out problem. Starting With 16 and ending with 4 gave the staff headaches at dead- line time. This year Ads have been dropped and more books sold. A Dance was held to help keep the costs down. The book is delivered in August 77. Upper: The Delta Staff: Front Editor P. Weiss, Moderator Br. C. Kavanaugh. Row 2: Sports Editor M. O'Keefe, Activities Editor P. Hoffer and Headlines K. Williams Right: M. O'Keefe and K. Williams go over the schedule for Spring Group Picture day. Lower left: Br. Chris shows his best side as he tries to get P. Weiss and P. Hoffer to get a move on. T '97 This years Seniors rekindled the 01d custom of having their Commencement Dance at School. The band.Me1isma, played in Romn 120. The auditorium decorated by the Yearbook Staff and the Senior Senate led by Br. Chris. The hallways and patio were also decorafed, After the dance the couples headed to the Josiah Smelling Steam. Boat on the Mississippi for a :Lwo hour cruise. Cr 'ring down The river Upper: As R.Stopera escorts M. McCauley, They decide that They may never pass this way again the theme of the dance. Lower; Couples danced under the Twenties Ballroom decor. 98 Upper: M. Ennen, J. Smith, M. Marrin, M. Ennen and D. Gunderson sit this one out and enjoy a joke by Cookie Haws. Middle left: The workers at the dance were Freshmen and Juniors: Left to right, row 1: J. Sheetz, M. Dorr, B. Messer G. Eckblad. J. Dietrich, J. Paquette. Row 2: B. Jablonski, P. Suek, S. Shrake. A. V023. Middle right: K. Timmermans and E. Ess are really swinging as T. Cerisier and G. Jacob move in the background. Lower: An air view of the Island taken by T. Egan and K. Timmermans. 99 Student; rewarded New criteria were prOposed by the Senior Senate to the Academic Policy Cmnmittee. These were accepted and proved to be an effective way to establish the Senior Awards. Those Seniors deserving of the various awards received them on Honors Day May 13. Of special Interest are the two new awards. The Islander singles out those seniors who have been an example through four years. The DeLaSalle Student Award recognizes the outstanding Senior for his or her contributions. Lower left: The Bacalaureate Mass and Breakfast drew a large crowd of Parents and Seniors. Lower right: P. Heinz receives hEs award for Water Polo from Br. Cyril as Mrs, Kaiser announces in the background. The Honors Assembly was held May 13 in the Gym. Academic Awards: Valedictorian: T. Grunewald D. Danaj Salutatorian: P. Weiss Religion: T. Gruaewlad English: M. Dise Social Studies: D. Delehanty Science: P. Downey Band: Chorus Band: T. Egan Chorus: D. Danaj Mathematics: D. Duffy Language: P. Weiss Home Economics: M. Gratz Business: G. Jacob Art: G. Khouri DeLaSalle Stud ent Award: T. Grunewald Extra- Curricular Awards: Cheerleading: J. Fraser Key Club: T. Grunewald Anchor Club: K. Williams Student Union: P. Weiss D. Delehanty Journalism: J. Walsh Yearbook: P. Weiss I slander Award: K. Williams P. Weiss K. Torborg G. JaCob D. Delehanty M. Dise D. Duffy Athletic Awards: Baseball: M. Marrin T. Haws Boys Basketball: M. James Girls Basketball: K. Williams Boys Football: P. Rowland Go Girls Football: C. Dennis Boys Swimming: P. Heinz Girls Swimming: A. Danko A. Coleman Softball: C. Dennis T. Cerisier Wrestling: D. Dle Wrestling: D.De1ehanty Cross Country: T. Grunewald Volleyball: T. Cerisier Golf: T. Egan Waterp-310:P. Heinz Outstanding Athlete: M. James K. Williams Outstanding Participation: T. Grunewald T. Cerisier Upper left: TomGrun-ewald received the highest DeLa-Salle Award. Middle: Karen Williams was noted for her athletic ability. Lower left: Jim Walsh is good in Journalism and Marty Marrin excelled in Baseball. Lower right: The National Honor Society: Left to right: Row 1: B. Messer, L. Maciej, B. Krowlikowski, L. Dudziak, D. Duffy, J. Fraser, K. Kenney, P. Weiss, J. Postiglione, M. Renneisen. Row 2'. M. Gratz, C. Heiman, S. Eskro. E. Firm, K. Williams. K. Torborg. J. Utecht, M. Dise, N. Dietrich, A. Godlewski , J. Delehanty, B. Duffy, J. Rian. Row 3.1M. O'Keefe, T. Kotz. National Honor Society Seniors: D. Danaj G. Jacob A. Danko P. Kaiser J. Daszkiewicz K. Kenney D. Delehanty G.Khouri M. Dise L. Maciej P. Downey M. Marrin L. Dudziak B. Messer D. Duffy J. Postiglione T. Egan R. Schreiber I.Fraser D.Rian M. Grant K. Torborg M. Gratz P. Weiss T. Gruaewald S. Weller C. Heiman K. Williams Eighty One Seniors 01 the Class of 1977 filed into the Basilica of St. Mary in the Seventy-Fourth Gradaation Ceremonies of De LaSalle High School. Br. Robert was Master of Cerennonies. The speakers included P. Graff and Br. K. Gieske of the Faculty and T. Grunewald and D. Danaj 0f the Students. J. Cassidy sand. Fr. R. Reichling oeffieiated at Benediction. H dream come true thkaM a $1. Upper: The procession as it gets ready to enter the church. The new officers of the Student Union lead, followed by the Seniors and then the Faculty. Lower: P. Weiss, Salutatorion. T. Grunewald and D. Danaj Co-- Valedictorians. J.De1ehanty with the banner, P. Suek, Br. Cyril, M. O'Keefe. and G. Page, cross bearer enter the church for the 74th Graduation at De. 102 Upper: the Saints in Stained Glass look down on the Class of 1977. Middle: The soon to be graduates walk into the Basilica led by D. DeLong. Lower left: The Theme Banner We Are The Light Of The World leads Seniors in. Lower middle: A view from the rear shows Mr. P. Graf giving his address. Lower right: Br. Ken Gieske advises and salutes the Class of1977 and guests. 103 InDEX: H in 0 book In the Index we give you a listing of the familiar faces of DeLaSalle. This can be an easy way for you to find :3. particular person or' event that you might want to see. The Index is here for your use, it's all of us. Lower left: K. Williams studies in the commons with one Of the better studentsof DeLaSalle. Lower right: L.Reynoso, an exchange student from Mexico, seetned to enjoy his stay here. Abbas.M. 4O Abbas,S. Abraham, G. 5, 6, 26, 47, 92 Albright, D. 27, 50, 51, 59 Allardyce, L. 20 Allen,M. 104 Amundsen, N. 43, 64 Anderson,G. 68 Anderson, K. 6,17, 93 Anderson, Mr. L. 83, 89 Anderson, L. 40, 65 Anderson,P. 6 Andrews, K. Archambault, C. Archambault, L. 45 Archambault,P. 59 Audette.S. 40 Audette, T. 6,11 Auvin, C. 6, 9.1 Bach, D. 20, 21 Bandy,N. 40 Bandy, T. 20, 21 Banks.J. 6, 12, 93 Banks, J. 6, 9, 93 Banks, T. 6 Bares, B. Barry, M. 20, 31, 38, 48, 90,110 Barry, S. 68, 74 Bamntrog, D. 6, 8 4 Beaulieu, D. 20, 91 Beaupre,R. 40 Bedor, B. Bedor, M. 6, 7 Belair, J. 20 Belair, T. 20 Bell, J. 40 Benson,M. 40, 64 Berendt, G. Betland.R. 20 Billington,S. 8,20 Bishop,E. 20 Biskey,A. 20 B1air,K. 6 Blum, A. 20, 47, 91 Boeser, M. 6, 8,17, 35 Bohen,Mr. J. 81 Boeser, M. 6, 8,17, 35 Bono,S. 20,109 Brande1,M. Bradley, MS. P. 48, 80, 90 Brandt:,A. 20, 31, 35, 48, 49 Bredemus, R. 40, 65, 94 Bredemus, R. 40, 65, 91 Braithwaite , Mrs, E. 85 Brown,K. 20 Brown,P. 20,40,46 Brown,T.29,68 20,21 Brownson, T. 29, 68 Bryant, L. 6 Bryne. Br. D. 81, 79 Burley,Mrs. M. 84 Burns,M. 63,68 Burns, C. 6,12 Buszta. J. 6, 92 Capouch, L. 20, 46, 64 CardinaLF. 20, 51, 92 Ca'rpenter,D. 6 Carsozl,J. 40,43,44,61 Carson,J. 6,8,29,47,92 Casey,J.68 Casey,Mr.M. 46,47 Cassidy,C. 6 Cassidy,J. 46,65,68,102 Cassidy,K. 20 Cerisier,J. 27,35,40,51,63 Cerisier,N. 21,22,28,30,48 Cerisier,T. 5,16,19,30,34, 35,48,49,58,59,63,68,71,90, 99,101. Carboneau,C. 29,40 Carboneau.J. 14,21,27 Chinn.Ms.L. 34,43,83 Cichoski,K. 21 Coffma.n,C. 6,64 Coleman,A. 32,611.68, 73,101 Coryell, T.140,46, 54 Costello,D. 40,91 Cox,A. 4O Cox.D. 21 Czech,K. 21 Danaj,D. 15,30,64.65,69,94 100,102 Daniels, M. Daniewicz. Mr. M. 54, 83. 96 Danko, A. 31, 32, 35, 64, 69,101 Danko,P. 41,64 Daszkiewicz,J. 68,69 Davenport,K. 6,9,26,34,37,64 Davison,S. 15,22,30,69 DeGross,M. 40,44,8-3 DeGross.P. 6 DeGross,T. 21,27 Dehlinger,Mr.R. 81 Deitz.Mrs.H. 84 Delehanty, D. 27, 36, 51, 55, 69 74, 90, 91,100,101 Delehanty, J. 31, 37, 40,101,102 DeLong, D. 41, 52, 53, 54, 69,103 Dennis. C. 31, 65, 69, 90.101 Dietrich, J. 6, 31, 32, 49, 54, 99 Dietrich,A Dietrich, N. 31, 34, 37, 43, 65,101 101,105 Digiovanni,F. 7,109 Dimler, B. 68, 69,103,109 Dise, E. 17, 21, 30 Dise, L. 17, 30, 49, 65 Dise,M. 15, 37, 55, 70, 100, 101,110 Dolezal, G. 54, 70, 73 Dona ghue, Mrs, V. 85 Dorr, E. 70 Dorr, M. 7, 9, 99 Dotray, J. 41 Downey,P. 34, 37, 70,100 DuBois.Mr.D. 80 Dudziak, J. 7,17, 3.5, 37 Dudziak, L.16,19, 35, 37, 55, 56, 58, 59, 63, 70, 72,101,103 Duffy, D. 16,19, 35, 37, 54, 58, 59, 63, 65, 94,100,101 Duffy, E. 21, 40,101 Duffy, M. 7, 8,11,12, 64 Dvorak, J. 31, 41,108 Eckblad, G. 7, 8, 22, 26, 35, 37 91, 99 Egan, T. 18, 27, 62, 64, 70,100 101 Ellwood. P. 21, 30, 64 Elmafti, L. 41 Ennen,M. 41, 99 Enneu,M. 99 Eskro, M. 7, 22 Eskro, S. 41, 46, 99,101,106, 103 Essa, E. 15, 31, 34, 55, 65, 66, 7O Evagns. Mr. K. 63, 79, 91,106 Fabian. R. Fadden,S. Fairbanks, J. 7 Faust, G. 21, 27, 47, 91 Fimon,W. 7 Finn, E. 31, 41,101 Finn,Mrs..V. 84 Fisher,M. 21 Flaherty, B. 27, 63, 71 Flugaur, N. 29. 41, 45 Ford. S. 21, 24 Forrest, R. 21, 46, 47, 67,110 Forrest, R. 21, 41, 42, 46, 89 Forrest,S. 7 Foster,M. 7 Foster, Sr. ME. 84 Fraenkel, G. 21 Franklih,M. 7, 34 Franklin. T. 41, 65,109 Franklin, V. 21 Fraser, J. 16, 35, 37, 55, 58, 59 71, 72,100,101 Freeberg, B. 27 Friestleben. M. 7, 26, 47 Fritz, C. 39, 46, 71, 75, 85 Furney, D. Gaddy, L. 7 Gaetke,D. 7 Gallagher, M. 21, 25, 64 Galush, D. 21, 22 Galush, D. 21,108 Gangloff, B. 7,13, 26 Lower left: An Advertising Campaign showed the city of Minneapolis that De is In Ten billboards appeared. Lower right: Br. Robert watches as N. Dietrich, J.Lucas. S. Neisus M. Lewis and B. Leitschuh work on canoe paddles for the Environmental Studies Class. Evan! whip; K0: Geronsin, D Gersonin, J. Grunke. Br. M. 84,107 Gieske, Br. K. 18, 31, 36, 66, 79,103,107 Gjerde, S. 26, 27, 41, 44, 89 Gleason, Mrs, I 79, 82 Godlewski, A. 16,18, 31, 41, 58 63, 90,101 Goral, T. 7 Grant, C. 31, 34, 41, 43, 55 Grant, M. 31, 71, 90 Grant, S. 17, 22, 31, 90 Graf,Mr. P. 83 Gratz, M. 64, 69, 71,100,101,103 Gratz.T. 7 Gross, D. 42 Gruidl, D. 8. 89 Gruidl, R. 41, 42, 65, 89 Gruaewald. T. 11,14, 29, 46, 55, 71, 92, 93,101,100,102,111 Gulachek, B. 22, 33, 47, 912, Gunderson. D. 19, 27, 42, 51, 71, 99 Hagen, R 8, 25, 47 Haglund. G. 51 Hanna. T. Hanna;'1.T. 22 Hanson, B. 23, 35, 39, 47, 91 Hardy, B. 8, 48, 49, 67 Hart,G. 27,41 Hawn,P. Hawn,R. 71 Haws, J. 22, 36 Haws, S. 19, 22, 38, 89 Haws. T. 27, 51, 72, 91,101,111 Heaton, B. 41 Heiman, C. 15, 72, 75,101 Heinz, M. 7, 8, 33 Heinz, P. 33, 52, 72,101 Hendrickson, L. 35, 72 Hendrickson, W. 84 Hennessy, M. 7, 8, 91 Hewlett, Br. DB. 83 Hildreth, C. 22, 25, 64 Hinz. C. 27, 72, 91 Hitesman, D. 8, 32, 64, 93 Hoffer, P. 16,19, 36, 58. 59, 97 Hoppe,M. 8 Hostetler, D. 8, 64 Huss, D. 69, 72 A Badminton Tournament was set up by Ms. Kris Kos. Faculty and siudeats cmnpeted, The Championship found Mr. K. Evans beating Ms. K05. Lower left: S. Eskro swings as B. LaDuke and K. Evans play. Lower rirvhfz: J. Utecht gets a good one with G. Khouri waiting. Hudson,Mr.J. 32,33,52,82,93 Ilaug,J. 8,91 Ingalls,M. 8,11 Irmiter,K. 8,17,30 Iver9011.P. 7,8,34 Jablonski,W. 8,29,37,67,92,99 Jackson, C. Jacob,G. 9,14,18,27,35,36,46, 70,72,79,99 Jacob,J.19,22.91 Jacob,J. 22,23,91,109 James,M. 42,46,47,72,75,101 Jarosz.J. 22 Johnson,G. 45 Johnson, M. 22,92 Johnson,M.B. 8,17,93 Johnson,1V-.T. 8, 31 Johnson,S. 9,31,93 Johnson, V. 81 Johnson,Mr.W. 81,92 Junker,Mr.C. 81,95 Kaiser,J. 20,22,47 Kaiser,P. 3,65,73 Kaiser,Mrs.S. 79 Kaminski,J. 22,23,92 Kastl, K. 41, 51 Kauffmann,M. 22 Kavanaugh,Br.C. 82,97 Keenan.M. 9 Kennedy, J. 27, 41, 50, 51, 63 ,3 9 Kennedy, L. 17, 22 Kennedy, M. 17, 23 Kenney, E. 16,17,19, 23, 30, 53, 59 Kenney, K. 15, 64, 65, 73 Kenney, K. 41,101 Kestner, M.23, 25, 51, 64 Khouri, G. 22, 73, 88,100, 106 Kimitch,S. 35 King, D. 46, 55, 73 Kirkendahl, R. 27, 42 Klath, T. 42 Klis::h,P. 23 Klisch,R. 9 Kolhoff, D. 9 Kolstad, S. 11, 23, 24 Kopka. D. 9, 52 Korman,A. 42 Kos, Ms. K. 80 Kotz. T. 33, 37, 42, 52,101 Kovalik, P. 23, 36 Kozial, J. Kozia1,M. 23 Kraskey, J. 9 Kriske,M. 42 Krolikowski, B. 42, 46, 65,101 Kroth, G. 20. 23 Krueger, S. 42, 43 Kruse,Mrs.. C. 84 Kucala, M 22, 33, 52, 53,109 Kucala. D. 8, 9, 32 Kudla,R. 73 LaDuke, R. 33, 42. 52,106 Ladwig, J. 73 LaLonde. M 9 Larson, G. 3, 65, 73', 77 Laux, J. LeClaire, D. 31, 35, 42, 90 Leitschuh, W. 62, 74,105 Lewis,M. 42,105 Lies,Ms. J. 84 Litecky, Br. C. 28, 56, 78. 79 102,109 Loso, B. 15, 30, 41, 42, 44 Lucas, J. 91, 105 Lucey, J. 23 Lundeen, T. 74 Lown, Mr. J. 81 Lourdes, Sr. M. 84 Lyman, C. 23, 89 Maciej, L. 74, 75, 101 Maciej, L. 23 Maltese. M. 7, 9, 26, 92 Manley, J. 9, 27, 47 Manshak,A Manshak,A. 45, 55 Marano,K. 42 Maroney,K. 42 Marrin, M. 22, 34. 63, 74, 91 99, 101 Martin, H. 9,12, 64 Martin, P. 9, 47 Martinson,T. 14,29,43,45,46 7 Matton, K. 23, 24 Mazurs,M. 9 McAllister,M. 74 McAllister,M. McCarty,S. 74 McCaule'y, M. 65, 74, 98 McCulloch, P. 9,15, 31, 64 McFarland, J. 44 McGarrity,M. $ 4.2 McGrath, M. 19, 22 McGuire. M. 9, 14, 92, 57 McKenna, K. 9, 27, 47, 92 McKenna, S. 46, 47 McMullen, P. 9, 52, 91 Meger, J. 42 Messer, B. 7, 8, 9,17, 93, 99 Messer, B. 18, 27, 35, 36, 74 99; 91 Upper left: Mr. K. Evans gets some pointers before the itnportant game from Br. M. Grunke. Middle: Deceiding that this game is tougher than it looks. Br. Kenneth wipes the sweat away. Meyer, S 24, 42, 46, 91 Miezwa, P. 9, 91 Miezwa,R. 10 Miller, Sr. G. 82 Miller, R. 10,12, 49 Molumby,R. 9 0 Molumby, S. 27, 37, 42 Molumby, W. 27, 75 Murz. D. 14, 23, 63, 66, 91 Muenchow,N. 43 Murray, Sr. D. 82 Murray,D. 23 Myskevitz. lVIr. G. 29., 81, 92 Nash, D. 47, 93 Neisius,S. 43, 38, 65 Nelson, G. 43, 44, 64 Nemeth, R. 10,11, 22, 90 Newman, R. 75 Newberger, S. Nichols, Mrs, M. 84 Nickolai, Ms.. J. 82 Niedzielski, J. 10, 34. 50 Nigon, Mrs, M. 83 Nordling, Ms, C. 84 O'Connor, P. 10,12, 48, 9O O'Hern,S. 43 O'Keefe. M. 14, 29, 43, 46, 92 96, 97,101,102 Olson, M. 7,17 O'Neil, E. 17, 23, 31 O'Neil, M. 26 Osmonson. M. 10, 45 Osterbauer, J. 6,10 Page, G. 14, 20, 29, 43, 45, 52 63, 65, 92, 93,102 Page1,S. 75 Paquette, J. 10,12, 99, 91 Pearson,M. 10 Peterson,B. 23 Petric, Mr. D. 84 Phillips,K. 47 Piatt,P. 23 Fiat, R. 10. 50, 88 Porter, J. 10 107 Out on a field Upper: S. Eskro seems to be handling the bevy of girls that surround him very well. Right ? Middle: A group of Juniors all gather to help J. Dvorak on her Business English Project. Postiglione, J. 27, 75,101 Pumper, T. 33, 43, 52, 62, 64 Quellaad, L. 10 Quinn, M. 17, 24, 36 Rains,D. 74 Rence,C. 10 , 92 Renneisen, M. 37,15,101 Reyno1ds. D. 10,47 ReynoIds, D. 10, 92 Reynolds, G. 75, 76, 88 Reynolds, J. 43, 88, 91,111 Reynolds, 14, 29, 52 Reynoso, L. 104 Rian, C. 10, 26, 91 Rian, D. 27, 34,35, 37, 75, 76,101 Reichling, Fr. R. 14. 39, 80,109 Rice, D. 27, 43 Rice, E. 89,111 Ricks. E. 43, 50 Ricks, R. 24, 31, 49 Riddle. H. 17, 24, 64 Ringwelski, J. 5, 22, 24, 29 Rodriguez.K. 10 Roethle, M. 15, 35, 41, 40, 44, 65 Rowland, P. 27, 35, 75,101 Rol'h,Mr. S. 84 Ruff, Mr. P. 29, 39, 84 Rumble.D. 76 Rumble, .1. 2427 Rulnble,R. 10 Rutkiewicz, M. 7, 8,10, 22, 24 50,109 Rutkiewicz,R. 50 Saari, T. 44,111 Salchert,A. 11, 22, 23. 32, 49, 93 Salchert, M. 24, 33, 52 Sampson, M. 44,108- Sandberg, E. 23, 33, 52, 62 Sarkis, S. 76', 91 Schabe1,R. 13 Scharff, P. Schauff, M. 11, 49 Scheretter,m Schieffer, J.11, 26 Schmidt,S. Schnieder, T. 19, 22, 55, 76 Schreiber, R. 59, 63, 76, 91 Schroedl. D. Schroedl, J? 27 Schuster, D. 44 Scott, D 9,11, 26 Seifert, P. 54, 76 Sheetz, J. 44 Sheetz. J. 8,11, 26, 37, 50, 64 67, 91, 99 Shelley, J. 11,18, 22, 34 Shrake,Mr. D. 83 Shrake. Mr. J. 46, 82 Shrake, P. 9,10, 21, 29, 43, 47, 92 Shrake, S. 11,10,15, 31, 48, 38 49, 62, 64, 90, 99,108 Sikora, J. 76 Sikora, K.11, 34, 93 Simmons, C. 27, 42, 42 44, 91 111 Siwek, D. 8, 11 Siwek, J. 11, 35 Siwek, M. 76 Skochi.mski, J. 89 Skomra. V. 43 Smith, J. 24,15 Smith, J. 76 Smith, N. Smith, S. 44 Smith. V. 11.111 Snyder. P. 12 Snyder, R. 24 Soine, D. 7,11, 51, 91 Soltys , K. 7, 11,12, 54 Sova. J. 24, 25, 27, 34, 50, 64 Stampley, F. 21, 44 , 42, 38 46, 85 Steffens, J. 65, 77 Stenger, L. 12 Stitt,D. 50 Stockhaus, P. 44, 77, 91 Stoneberg, S. 37. 77 Stepera. R. 44.65, 98 Strand, C. 25 Strand, C. 45 Subialka.A. 47, 91 Suek, D. 45, 88 Suek,M. 12, 24, 64 3 Suek,P. 27,37,44,65,94,99,102 Suek, S. 25 Sullivan. S. Sundermeyer, B. 12,17 Szewczyk, W. 45 Tabor, 1V1. 45,108,111 Tabor, D. 8,12,.13, 35 Taylor, J. 22, 2.5, 38 Temple, L. 9,12 Thon'las, Br. R. 14, 39, 79,105 Timmermans, K. 77, 99,110 Torborg, K. 16,19, 36, 58 77,100 Torborg,P. 23,25, 35, Traczyk, D. Tracy,S. 33 Tracy,V. 33 Trueman.W. 25 Turpin, J. 20,22,25 Utecht, Mr. G 30, 82 Utecht, J. 45. 46, 64, 91,101 106 Vogel, B. 25,43 Voge1,K. 45,111 Voigt, B. 25, 51 Volker,K.12,26,89 Vol.ner,M. 25 Voss,A. 12,99 The Ascension Mass was held at the Nicolette Center Park just as the Beginning Mass of The School Year was. Upper: Fr.Rod Reichling gives Communion to B. Dimler as M. Rutkiewicz, F . Digiovanni, S. Bono, and M. Kucala wait. Lower: Bro. Cyril gives to .1. Jacob while T. Franklin waits his turn. Wagner,M. 45 Wagner, P. 6, 9,12 Walsh, .1. 55, 77, 91, 96,100 101 Walsh,T. 6,12 Warborg, B. 25,47 Warborg, J 7,12 Weiss, J. Weiss. P. 15, 36, 52, 53, 77, 97 100,101,102,110,112 Weiss, W. 13, 33. 52 Weller,D. 13, 50 Weller, S. 31, 42, 65, 7'7, 90 Wendt, Mr. John 32, 33, 52 West,G. 25, 36 West, Mrs.. W, 84 Wherl'ey,N. 45 Whitaker, J. 13 White.MR 77 White. J. 49 White,J. 45, 46, 47 Williams, Mrs..L.. 84 Williams.K. 15, 30, 37, 40, 48 77, 90, 97,100,101,104,111 Williams.K. 13, 30 Witthans.D. 77 Wojack,C. 5, 24, 29, 26 42,45,111 Wojack, L. 8, 10, 51,101 Wojack, T. 17,25, 31,90 Wolfe,K. Wolyniec.S. 13 Woolse'y, C. 27,45 Worley, J. 13, 47 Wyman, C. 25 Youngren,P. 13,26 Youngrea,R. 41, 45 Zappa. L. 25, 31, 32, 35, 55, 62 64 Zappa,M. 45, 64 Zwickey, C. 13 109 DE LASAlLE +Q+Q+Q+PJ+Q+QVQ+Q+R+R+Q+Q+Q+f1l++Q+fy MQQQQKQQQQ+QW+Q+Q+MQ+Q+Q+QWviAQW+Q+QWWW+QW+QHQQW+Q-QWV Q xxx k MW+Q+Q++Q+Q+Q+Q+QQ+Q+Q+VXAQ vi gyfyh!+Q+N+Q+N+N+PJ+Q+Q7Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+W+PAQ+Q+Q+QZ$XQ QQQ+Q+Q+Q+Q+QV I Left: R. Forrest gets the tip Upper right: K. Timmermans, M. Dise and P. Weiss enjoy the river under an east bridge. Lower right: M. Barry concern:- trates behind the plate. This is it. It's over. For some there will be another year. For Seniors only memories will remain. The year had many and new things going for it. The largest couples dance, a winning swim- ming team and victories in Basketball. Commencement dance returned to the Island and the award process was revised. Class picnics concluded the academic season after all had received honors. It was a year. It was good. It is over. Thanks 110 Damn hi; the riuerside +Q+Q+Q+N+Q+Q+Q+Q+QW+N4N+QIQ+RJ+Q+QIQ+Q+Q+Q Q+Q+Q+QQ+Q+Q+AZQ+Q1Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+N+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q+Q1 QW'W , x WWQWWW+MWVEEMMMMMQMQMEWWW MMQQKZMMRWMMMHQVEWWWWWWQW WWWWWWWWWWK MQWWW QWWVE h h xx hx h Upper left: Coach K. Evans leads the bench of C. Simmons, T. Haws and J. Reynolds as K. Williams, C. Wojack and M. O'Keefe look on. Upper right: K. Vogel and E. Rice on the links. Lower left: T. Grunewald hands off to T. Martinson. Lower right: Enjoying the sun V. Smith, D. Tabor, T. Saari enjoy Spring. 111 77 End! tmn a war The year is over. We had nnany good moments down bx the-gil-e-Ijgge . There other. times that were not so good. The yearbook staff E g V! 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