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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1978 volume:

De is: A beginning for a life of Christian service. An institution devoted to the lives of many-young people living in the city. A city-school removed from the city by an island, yet an integral part of Minneapolis. To De La Salle, still thriving after 76 years of existence, we celebrate 1977-78 in words and pictures. This is . . . DELTA 1978 A Look Throuph De’s Windows DE LA SALLE DELTA Volume I4I 1977-78 1 A Look Through De La Salle- a look through our windows, a view of our friends, facility, events, and ourselves. Windows are an important part of life at De, as they foresee the future- in the city, school, jobs, and life itself. 2 De’s Windows 3 A look at De La Salle during Pall 1977 showed a school changing in many ways, A new administration, led by the new principal, Brother Basil Rothweiler, was formed. There were several changes in the faculty, and the Class of '77 was replaced by the Class of f8l. But the more things changed, the more they stayed the same. Outside of cross country, fall sports were down. Homecoming remained an exciting, spirited week, and the school itself was in good shape as it prepared for its 77th year. RIGHT: People bop at the an- nual 501s Hop. U UPPER LEFT: Pall brings the sight of all the leaves falling off the trees on the island, LOWER LEFT: J. Delehanty doesn't really want to swallow this minnow during Homecoming Week activities, UPPER RIGHT: Bro. Basil, the new principal, becomes a part of the De community through the first school Mass of the year. LOWER RIGHT: Fall brings football thoughts to the minds of Islanders. Freshmen Start out Right F. Applewhite 3. Bandy P. Carew M. Chevalier S. Diedrich S. Aspinwal] J. Beaulieu B. Cassidy C. Cooper C. Deitz P. Babekuhl C. Brown S. Cassidy S. Delehanty J. Baier J. Baker P. Brown M. Cardinal What happened to all the competition? P. Dotray A. Franklin T. Fisher D. Giordano D. Hardy L. Fraenkel S. Freeberg A Forrest M. Goral T. Hart C. Francisco G. Fimon D, Gibbons F Graack D. Higgins K. Gulachek W. Hildreth S. Hanson A. Hoffman 7 Freshmen Learn Fast You mean we don't get recess?! K. Hogan L. Hutton R. Jacob M. Janski B. Ilaug P. Irmiter J. Kennedy G. Klisch A. Johnson G. Kaiser J. Kucala L. LaBrie P Krawci ynskit D. Krolikowski L. Jeziorski K. Kraskey T. LaBuke 8 P. Larson J. Lynch G. Meyer C. Neuman C. Owen P. Larson P. Lynch D. Miles C. Nordmarken C. Paiement G. LeClaire s. Linderholm N. Martin e. Mattson D. Molumby d. Mruz Class clown Peter Brown G. Lindseth M. McCulloch J. Nelson S. O'Neil K. Parkes 9 Fresh Frosh A. Pellaton R. Ramirez A. Romportl T. Rian C. Ridenour B. Ringwelski J. remily P. Renee J. Roethle C. Ryan J. Ryan M. Saba P. Sands C. Schabel J. Schieffer J. Schneider B. Scott G. S ironic as A. Soltys D. Stock 10 D. Sund B. Tollefson J. Vogel G. Walker P. Torborg T. Weiss A, Yantoe B. Tumburg D. Wilhemi S. Zierden 11 Cross Country Team Goes For It! 1977 was the year that De's cross country program turned the comer. A close-knit, spirited team of 20 runners ran extremely well all year, never finishing below 9th in a meet. While the team missed the state meet by just two places, the year, as a whole, proved to be one on which the entire program could build for a long time. UPPER RIGHT: Number one runner T. Martinson finishes strong. MIDDLE RIGHT: G. Page shows a determined finish. MIDDLE LEFT: J. Ringwel- ski watches where he runs. LOWER MIDDLE: P. Suek, T. Audette, M. O'Keefe, G. Page, and P. Sbrake show some of the team's spirit at meets. BOTTOM: G. Page and T. Martinson move out with the leaders at the region meet as the rest trail behind. 1st Row: J. Lucas, M. O'Keefe, J. Ringwelski, K. Rodriguez, S. Reynolds, G. Page, K. McKenna, G. Lindseth, L. Wojack 2nd Row: A, Sheikki, J. Carson, B. Jablonski, A, Subialka, M. McGuire, P. Shrake, P. Suek. P. Lynch, T. Martinson 3rd Row: Coach G. Myskevitz,C. Charboneau (stats), C. Wojack (stats), M. O'Neill, S. Eskro, D. Mruz (mgr) UPPER LEFT: K. McKenna and J. Ringwelski show the pain of three miles. LOWER LEFT: P. Shrake and L. Wojack run in the Region 5 A meet at Pierz. CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS: St. Bernard's Meet 1st Metro Invitational 2nd Private School Invite 2nd De La Salle Invite 3rd Rockford Invitational 2nd Conference Meet 5th Hill-Murray Meet 3rd District 17A Meet 2nd Region 5A Meet l th 13 Spirit Reborn UPPER RIGHT: The Islander offensive line moves back St. Bernard. LOWER RIGHT: Despite rainy skies, many fans showed up for the Homecoming game. BOYS FOOTBALL RESULTS: Rochester Lourdes o-liU Simley 0-20 Hinckley 32-0 St. Bernard 6-12 Holy Angels 0-21 Brady 7-21+ Grace 6-14+ St. Agnes 11+-3U Benilde-St. Marg. 0-1+7 1st Row: T. Hart, M. Tabor, W. Hildreth, S. Freeberg 2nd Row: M. Gjerde, T. Underheim, G. Fimon, J. Schneider, E. Mattson 3rd Row: A. Romportl, G. Simmons, S. Delehanty, R. Jacob, 1+th Row: K. Parkes, S. Hanson, D. Kaiser, P. Dotray, G. Walker ik The 1977 boys football team ended a 3U game losing streak under the direction of new head coach Brad Eustice by defeating Hinckley 32-0, The season did not go well from there on, despite the fact Be was competitive in nearly every game, A new spirit and enthusiasm in football was born, however, and the return to winning football on the island seems to be not too far away. 1st Row: C, Woolsey, J, Bell, R, Molumby, J. Sheetz, P. Danko, P. Dotray, M. Friestleben 2nd Row: T, Hannan, T, DeGross, S, Audette, M. Ingalls, M, Maltese, W, Szewczyk, N. Smith 3rd Row: J. Niedzielski, G, Abraham, T, Blum, G, Hart. D, Rice, J. Sova, C. Charboneau (stats) Uth Row: B, Krol- ikowski (mgr.), R. Kirkendahl, J. Jacob, R. Jacob, J. Jacob, S. Molumby, J. Cerisier, Coach B. Eustice UPPER LEFT: B. Hanson waits for practice to begin. LOWER LEFT: J. Jacob makes a tackle along the sidelines as his teammates arrive to help. 15 New Coaches Improve Girls Teams 1st Rows J. Delehanty 2nd Rows K. Kraskey, A. Riddle, S. Shrakp a t T. Fisher, N. Martin, S. O'Neill, A. Soltys, A. Brandt, 3rd Row- ’ n‘ if?’ Johnson, N. Dietrich, M. Johnson, S. Diedrich, S. Kimitch, M Bn-l, Sr • Claire, E. Finn, R. Fabian Le- Flag Football Improvement from game to game marked the '77 flag football team. Even though the Islanders did not win, they proved to be a very competitive team during the second half of the season. GIRLS FOOTBALL RESULTSs Regina 0-12 Holy Angels 0-21 Visitation 6-22 Regina 6-8 Holy Angels 6-20 Visitation 6-22 16 1st Row: N. Cerisier, C. Strand, A. Yantos, P. Kauf- fmann, J. Thill 2nd Row Coach D. Kopperud, B. Loso, K. Cassidy, N. Amundson, K. Irmiter Volleyball New Coach Dean Kopperud and the members of the '77 volleyball team took giant strides toward making De a volleyball winner. The team did have an off year, but with nine freshmen, the future looks bright. 1st Row: B. Cassidy, L. Dise, P. Kauffmann, J. Thill, R. Nemeth, P. Larson 2nd Row: L. LaBrie, P. Larson, A. Yantos, P. Renee, K. Gulachek, Coach D. Kopperud VOLLEYBALL RESULTS: Grace 0-2 Minnehaha Academy 0-2 St. Agnes 0-2 Derham Hall 0-2 Rockford 0-2 Benilde-St. Marg. 0-2 St. Bernard 0-2 Regina 1-2 Brady 0-2 Breck 0-2 St. Michael 0-2 OFFICERS: President -Jane Delehanty Vice President -Mike O'Keefe Treasurer -Mike Wagner Secretary -Jenny West Publications Manager -Paula Hoffer Union Leads Student Body Quinn, J. Haws, L. Maciej, G. Eckblad, G. Lindseth 2nd Rows Bro. Martin, J. Dudizak, D. Mruz, B Jablonski, G. Page, P. Suek, G. LeClaire, K. Kenney, G. Nelson 3rd Rows J. Sheetz, A. Riddle, P. Larson, S. Shrake, L. Wojack, D. Sund, M. Boeser, M. Fluguar, P Stockhaus UPPER RIGHTS S. Shrake, S. Eskro, and Bro. Martin seem very interested in what J. Delehanty says. LOWER RIGHTS M. O'Keefe and B. Loso work on Sadie Hawkins props. 18 UPPER LEFT: S. Grant gets a faceful of ice cream in the Homecoming ice cream eating contest. LOWER LEFT: Building Sadie decorations was one of the activities which took the Union many long hours. Executive Board 1st Row: C. Wo jack, P. Hoffer, J. Haws, M. Fluguar, J. Del- ehanty 2nd Row: Bro. Martin, G. Page, M. O'Keefe, M. Wagner, J. West The Student Union had an up and down year, working hard on many activities, despite very little student body help. Homecoming was a success, and so were most of the dances, which raised the treasury's funds more than in recent years. The Union represented the students in the policy-making and administration of the school. The Union also put in many hours of work during school, as well as out of school, on many student-oriented activities. 19 Starry Night HOMECOMING ROYALTY: FRESHMEN: R. Jacob, A. Soltys; SOPHOMORES: M. McGuire, J. Dietrich; JUNIORS: B. Hanson, M. Ennen; QUEEN S. Casey; KING C. Woolsey; SENIOR ATTENDANTS: R. otopera, A. Godlewski, S. Haws, B. Duffy, K. Kenny, N. Hoffstrom 1977 HOMECOMING QUEEN: SHANNON CASEY KING: CHRIS WOOLSEY 20 At the hop! Fairy Nice Tv ist and Shout Back Ta 50’s HE DID WHAT? 22 Sadie: Dogpatch U.S.A Our SHERIFF and deputy I didn't do anything Bachelor 1,Bachelor 2, or Bachelor 3? Adult Service Clubs Dolt All Patroness Society The Patroness society-keeps De alive with activities such as raising and donating money, volunteering service, serving dinners, and helping student organizations. Of course, the list goes on and on, filling the academic calendar with non-stop activities. The society is made up of women who share a common concern in the quality of life at De. Without them around, De might not be around today. UPPER RIGHT: One of the many successful luncheons. LOWER RIGHT: Donations at the luncheon are then used for good purposes. 2U Parents And Friends Club The Parents and Friends Club have many widespread activi es which focus on the school as a whole, organizing and helping on projects such as Treasure Island, the Marathon, banquets, and ma and pa hops. This club is comprised of parents of De students, as well as several friends of De. Their interest in De La Salle is yet another reason why the school retains its high quality. RIGHT: G. Simmons tosses a dart during the Festival. MIDDLE: Mr. Weiss kept the bingo room active and profitable. Marathon Because of inclement weather, the Marathon for Non-Public education didn't succeed as expected. Those who braved the weather, however, earned money to help defer their tuition cost, and represented De in this worthwhile effort. LEFT: How did these get on our arms? 25 Their Goal Is Service G. Eckblad, D. Mruz, K. McKenna, Bro. Robert(mod.), C. Renee Key Club The Key Club is a volunteer service organization, sponsored by the downtown Minneapolis Kiwanis Club, for De boys. The club is very involved with many minor service jobs around the school and community. RIGHT: Key Club President D. Mruz and Treasurer S. McKenna go over some of the club's finances. 26 The Anchor club l'orms an anchor: 1st Row: P. McCulloch, M. Flugaur, T. Gratz, L. Chinn Curran(mod.), M. Dorr, K. Anderson, S. Shrake 2nd Row: J. Smith, M. Roethle 3rd Row: M. Renneisen, L. Stenger, B. Loso, B. Youngren Anchor Club The Anchor Club ia a service organization open to De girls, A branch of Pilot International, a women's service club, they sponsored Secret Admirer's Days, had many bake sales, lent a helping hand at many dinners, acting as hostesses, and performed many other duties in service to De La Salle, LEFT: M, Renneisen talks at an anchor club meeting. 27 Dedication Is The Key Word The thirty-one people who make up De La Salle’s faculty and administration are indeed unique and special people. Their work days consist of much more than a string of endless classes to teach, father, De's faculty and administation all seem to take a special caring in how our school runs, and, how our students are doing. Though they do not always get the praise they deserve, they have earned it, and should receive it. UPPER LEFT AND BELOV: K, Evans would wear anything to get kids to come to Be MIDDLE LEFT: One more pass for J. Hudson. LOWER LEFT: R. Stoeger Is always ready to listen. Administration Four out of the five members were new this year. New to the island were principal Bro. Basil Rothweiler, one of the most respected of all Christian Brothers, and counselor Ruth Stoeger who quickly fit in and began her role of guiding students. New to their roles were Shirley Kaiser who switched from counselor to the very busy role of administrative assistant, and Jeff Hudson who added the role of Bean of Students to his job as a math teacher. Still in the same job was Kent Evans, the school's non-stop recruiter. Some new administrative policies were hotly debated with the student body, but, one thing remained clear, the administration really worked hard to make De a better place. 29 Arts And Skills George Utecht Mary Nigon Mike Casey Dean Kopperud The Arts and Skills department of the facility is comprised of all the teachers of courses designed for a student’s individual skills- including art, music, home ec, phy ed, Spanish, business, skill building and library. Beth Kujawa Chris Dale Loretta Chinn 30 Sr, Dennet Murray w J. ■ ■— ■ 1. — Margaret Geist Scott Iannazzo Social Studies Chad Junker Leigh Anderson Bill Hendricks 31 Jack Bohen Michael Callahan Math-Science Richard Dehlirtffer Sr. Mary Ellen Foster Jeff Hudson Joan Nikolai ary Tfyskevitz Martin Klietz 33 ooh boy, that was a sour one! Look mom. I finally made it to the top! WHOOOOOAAA Typical everyday problem Typical Faculty Dear mom... send money. 3h Certs Breath Test NTJH I Who put And that's the truth! Rubber duckie you're the one! that tack in my shorts? Service With A Smile Virginia Finn Helen Dietz Virginia Donahue 36 Jane Skaja Steve Roth Elaine Braithwaite Pit Lady 2 Catherine Kruse Father Hill Dan PetricK Pit Lady 1 As students at De began to settle down into their routine during the winter months, the sports scene began to brighten. The water polo team won yet another state meet early in the winter. Many of the water polo players participated on the swimming team that finished 2nd in the state. And, boys basketball finished the year 18-3, rated 7th in the state. Throughout all of this, seniors began to think of college, juniors and sophomores plugged along, and the freshmen became more and more a part of the De community. UPPER LEFT: De finished 2nd in the State swimming meet, MIDDLE LEFT: Winter and nature mix well on the island. BOTTOM: De and Grace pack them in every year. 39 Sophomores Carry On G. Abraham J. Banks M. Boeser D. Carpenter The Ultra-Brite Smile K. Anderson P. Anderson J. Banks T. Banks C. Bums J. Buszta J. Carson B. Cassidy J. Dietrich F. Digovianni T, Audette M. Bedor L. Bryant P. DeGross L. Dise C. Auvin S. Billington D. Campion S. Deitz M. Dorr J. Dudziak C. Francisco T. Gratz P. Hawn J. Henderson M. Duffy M. Franklin D. Gruidl M. Heinz M. Hennessy G. Eckblad M. Friestleben R. Hagen J Henderson M. Hoppe The Great Escape B. Fimon L. Gaddy M. Hanson S. Forrest J. Geronsin B. Hardy iii And On, D. Hostetler J. Laux P. Martin J. Ilaug B. Jablonski S. Johnson B. Lee M. Mazurs K. Irmiter M. Johnson C. Kjona B. Lerold P. McCormick M. Ingalls M. Johnson D. Kolhoff M Maltese P. McCullock P. Iverson S. Johnson D. Kucala J. Manley K, McKenna U2 M. Osmanson B. Parisian R. Nemeth M. O'Neil C. Renee M. McGuire B. Messer R. Miller R. Molumby J. Niedzielski M. Olson J. Paquette L. Qwelland C. Reynolds B. Reynolds Where's my date? And On... C. Rian E. Rice K. Rodriguez A. Salchert J. Schieffer D. Scott M. Hutkiewicz J. Shelly S. Shrake D. Siwek IIAPPY EASTER ! ?! W4 M. Ryan J. Sheetz K. Sikora V, Smith P. Snyder K. Soltys D. Tabor B. Weiss L. Wojack B. Sundermeyer T. Walsh S. Wolnyac L. Stenger M. Suek A. Vos P. Wagner D. Weller J. White J. Worley P. Youngren We got a flat tire and then... us Chad Leads Band And Chorus To Greater Heights 1st Row: C. Owen, S. Dean, C. Ridenour, R. Zach, L. Zappa 2nd Row: M. Hildreth, A, Zach, D. Hosteller, D. Mies, B. Parisian, N. Amundsen, S. Shrake, M. McCulloch, T, Rian, A. Romportl, S. Johnson, P. McCulloch 3rd Row: D. Krolikowski, J. Manley, D. Baumtrog, C. Hildreth, M. Duffy, J. Utecht, T. Pumper, E. Sandberg, L. Capouch Uth Row: C. Junker, R. Stopera, J, Sheetz, W. Hildreth, J. Sova, D. Gibbons, M. Priestleben, S. Wolyniec he 1st row: T. Banks, J. Banks, K. Sikora, K. Matton, J. Smith, N. Dietrich L. Dise, M. Johnson, B. Cassidy, V, Franklin, L. Quinland, M. Volner, D. Xucala, S. Grant, S. Billington 2nd row: E. Finn, T. Wojack, S. Smith P, rloffer, P, i.orborg, ii. Dorr, P. Koziol, J. Dvorak, L, Anderson, Wherley, D. Galush, M. Lewis, N. Cerisier, T. Audette, P. Kennedy 3rd row: J. Henke, P. Stockhaus, J. Niedzecski, J. Jacob, D. Mruz, M. Suek, L. Capouch, M. McGuire, C. Rian hth rowl j. stock( T. Coryelli P. Brown, B. Bedor, P. R. Bredemus, M. Bedor Suek, G. Page, J. Reynolds, C. Reynolds, J, Cersier 1st row: P. Kauffmann, D. Schuster, J West X, Cassidy, L. Kennedy 2nd row: S, Nesbitt � M, Roethle, P, Suek, E. Bishoo. L. Anderson, B. Youngren 3rd row: J. Henke, B. Krolikowski, D. Mruz, P. Suek, R. Bredemus hth row: M. Salchert G, Page, T. Franklin, R. Bredemus, C. Junker(mod,) 7 The girls basketball team shoved tremendous improvement this year in posting a fine 10-8 record. New Coach P. Cerisier led the turnaround in play, while guard Sue Shrake made all-conference. Girls Have Good Season R. Neraeth mgr.), J. Thill, C. Strand, L. Quo11and, J, Dietrich, M. Barry, N. Amundsen, A. Yantos, N. Cerisier, S. brake R. Nemeth(mgr.), J. Thill, B. Cassidy, A. Yantos, K. GuQachek, A. Jacob, D. Krawczynski GIRLS BASKETBALL RESULTS BROOKLYN CENTER 1 9-1 6 TAYLORS FALLS 3 8-14 ROCKFORD 3U—26 BENILDE 36-61 ST. AGNES 1 2-38 DELANO 30-29 GRACE 36-68 HOLY ANGELS 1 2-60 ST. BERNARDS 1 6-12 TAYLORS FALLS 57-1 5 ST. AGNES 37-30 REGINA 28-61 BRADY 1 9-61 SIBLEY l 5-J 3 LOURDES 1 9-50 BRECK 53-32 BLAKE 1 3-28 MARSHALL-U 1 5-58 U9 SWIMMING RESULTS: BLAKE 614-100 ST. THOMAS 39-UI4 ROBBINSDALE 86-81 BURNSVILLE INVITE $th ROCH. MAYO $1-121 BENILDE $1-32 MOUNDS VIEW 3U-U9 Fish Finish Second In State Meet The D.L.S. swimmers capped the season off by finishing 2nd during the state meet. Junior Eric Sandberg set two state records during the meet in leading the Islander fish to their highest finish ever. 1st Row: A. Zach, A. Salchert, J. Jacobson, R. Zach, D. Kucala, P. Carew, P. Renee, T. Messer, L. Temple 2nd Row: H. Shiek- ki, C. Hildreth, M. Duffy, G. Page, T. Pumper, B. Weiss, J. Kennedy, T. Daugherty 3 d R°w: Coach J. Wendt, S. Reynolds, T. Kotz, E. Sandberg, M. McGuire, M. Salchert, M. Heinz, M. Kucala, Coach B. Coleman 5i ■ ■■ ■ bb ■ Y __ Led by five all-state per- ■III O f O I m3 A I A I A O |M formers the De water polo ■■ aid I UIU I C Q III team continued their amazing dominance of state ■ ■ n ■ ■ wide competition, winning lOllf inilOC VtO tQ the state meet for the UUIIlMIUGd UlU 1C sixth time in seven years. De now has a record of mm - bb ■ _ B 100-8-2 over that seven Meet Domination 52 1st Row: T. Kotz, M. Rasmussen, M. Heinz, B. Weiss, B. Leroid, J. Kennedy, P. Brown 2nd Row: Steve Tracy, V. Tracy, T. Pumper 3r R°w: Coach J, Wendt, B. LaDuke, B, Gulachek, E. Sandberg, T. Daugherty, M, Kucala, M. Salchert 53 De’s Grapplers Get Tough 1st Row: L. Wojack, B. Fimon, G. Haglund, M. Gjerde, J. Sheetz, J. Carisier ?nd Row: D. Krolikowski, J. Bell, J. Charboneau, S. Gjerde, B. Voigt, M. Kestner, K. Kastl New Coach B. Eustice began the transformation of the Islander wrestling program by leading the grapplers to a successful season. Todd Underheim and Ken Kastl represented De at the region meet in St. Cloud after solid performances in the districts. 5U 55 Basketball Goes 18-3 The 1977-78 Boy8 Basketball team had a successful season, posting the best record coach Joe Shrake has ever had. Two all-state performers, Joe Utecht and Richard Forrest, led the Islanders to an 18-3 record and a final 7th place rating in the state. CAIETS 1st Row: P. Brown, T. Coryell, A. Subialka, B. Gulachek, M. O'Keefe 2nd Row: Coach J. Peick, B. Krolikowski(mgr.), S. McKenna, J. Carson, R. Forrest, M. Friestleben, J. Utecht, R. Forrest, Coach J. Shrake, Coach M. Casey lUfiEIS 1st Row: C. Wojack (stats), T. LaDuke, S. Zierden, G. Kaiser, J. Kucala, P. Irmiter, D. Kaiser, D. Wilhelmi 2nd Row: A. Romportl, G. Walker, D. Hardy, D. Mruz, P. Dotray, G. LeClaire, R. Jacob, Coach M. Casey C. Wojack (stats), B. Parisian, C. Reynolds, M. Hanson, J. Carson, J. Worley, M. Priestleben, P. Dotray, P. McCormick, T. Walsh, D. Kaiser, Coach J. Peick BOYS BASKETBALL RESULTS Waconia 61 -53 St. Anthony 71-U8 Brady 71-37 Grace 52-53 Benilde l 5-l o St. Bernard'8 80-1 3 Lourdes 62-59 Marshall-U 59-56 Golden Valley 59-52 St. Agnes 73-60 Holy Angel8 61 -1 3 Brady 79-56 Grace 59-61 Benilde 70-1 9 St. Bernard's 78-39 Lourdes 7U-55 St. Agnes 52-37 Holy Angels 75-53 Golden Valley 53-1 9 Waconia 5U-1 9 Marshall-U 50-51 We're Proud To Be Islanders Pep Assemblies TOP: P. Hoffer has fol- lowers as she leaves the floor. MIDDLE: Seniors rise for their battle cry, led by N. Wherley. BOTTOM: The rhythm remains as the cheerleaders do the school song. 58 Dance Line Cheerleader advisor Beth Kujawa decided to organize a new group to help keep up the school’s spirit. She formed the Dance Line, 12 girls who performed at basketball games, as well as at assemblies. rn. Audette, L. Elmatti, S. Billington, J. Banks, J. Banks, J. Smith, D. Witzman, J. Dietrich, A. Hoffman, M. Olsen MIDDLE: Even out of uniform the dance line looked good. BOTTOM: One, two, (ouchl), stretch. We’ve Got The S-p-i-r-i-t The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat, no matter what our destination, sports events were highlighted by the 1977-78 De La Salle cheerleaders as they supported our teams with their spirited cheers. Freshmen cheerleaders-T. Fischer, N. Margin, P. Torborg, C. Schabel, G. Meyer, S. O'Neil 60 Sophomore cheerleaders-P. McCullough, B. Messer,J. Dudziak, M Johnson, K. Irmitter, B. Sundermeyer, K. Anderson, M. Boeser Varsity cheerleaders- T. Wojack, S. Casey, B. O'Neil, L. Dise, E. Kenney, A. Godlewski, P. Hoffer, E. Finn Wrestling cheerleaders-L. Temple, M. Dorr, D. Sund, L. Kennedy Look ma, no hands! 61 Union Activities Keep De Alive And Busy TOP: Hello There! MIDDLE LEFT: Where’s your uniform, Utecht? MIDDLE RIGHT: Speaker Jim Kern delighted De’s students and faculty, LOWER LEFT: You want to start something? LOWER RIGHT: Casey gets snowed under. UPPER LEFT: My Travolta look. UPPER RIGHT: Ev- eryone is proud to be an Islander. MIDDLE: Dis- cos are very popular. LOWER LEFT: 1978-79 President Chuck Lyman. LOWER RIGHT: You can't have it! 63 Treasure Island Is A Real Community Effort Once again, in February, the entire De community came together to raise money for the school in the annual Treasure Inland drive. Students x faculty sold raffle tickets, and then joined +hrt parents in rutting on a festival all could enjoy. 6U Or. February 12 De opened its doors for the annual festival. There was bingo, dancing, movies, a mag -ician, polka dancers, a beer garden, and lots of fun for all. 65 As the snow began to melt and the signs of new life began to show, the life at De was one of change. Seniors participated in their many spring activities while getting ready to graduate. Juniors sophomores began to assume the roles of school leadership and the freshmen no longer acted like the newcomers of months past. 66 UPPER LEFT: N. Amundsen lets one fly, MIDDLE LEFT: Islanders specialize in soaking up springtime rays. LOWER LEFT: Golfer J. Skochinski missed the state tourney by only 3 strokes. BELOW: Discos, held every other week, were extremely popular. Juniors Reach Out t3ice we're � , J Belair A. Brandt L. Capouch N. Cerisier E. Bishop T. Bryant K. Cassidy J. Charboneau 69 That s a check! Juniors Know Better S. Grant C. Hildreth M. Johnson E. Kenney B. Gulachek M. Hildreth J Kaiser P. K.jono D. Gunderson P. Hoffer J. Kaminski S. Kolstad T. Hannan J. Jacob P. Kauffman P. Koziol J. Haws J. Jacob M. Kennedy G. Kroth May the force be with you M. Kucala T. Lutz D. Mruz M. Quinn C. Lee C. Lyman J. Nelson R. Ricks M. Lee J. Lucas L. Maciej T. Marentic B. O'Neil B. Peterson Juniors Grow J. Ringwelski J. Rumble M. Salchert P. Scharff E. Sandberg P. Shrake J. Smith R. Snyder J. Sova A. Subialka M. Suek S. Sullivan J. Taylor P. Torborg B. Trueman If he kisses you once will he kiss you again? 72 J. Turpin B . Vogel B. Voight M. Volner C. Wyman l. Zappa Oh Jack!!! Disco Eric T. Wo .jack Casey Turns Program About BASEBALL RESULTS: ST. AGNES 1-10 DELANO 2-9 ST. BERNARDS 6-10 TAYLORS FALLS 21-5 GRACE 2-3 BENILDE 6-2 HOLY ANGELS U-6 BRADY 8-13 ST. AGNES U-21 ST. BERNARDS 3-2 GRACE 3-U ST. MICHAEL 1-3 BENILDE 10-3 HOLY ANGELS UrS BRADY 3-12 ELK RIVER hrS BLAKE 7-3 DELANO 2-6 Enthusiasm, hard work, and victories returned to De baseball as Mike Casey became the new coach. For a change, De was in almost every game and even won five. 1st Row: M. Hanson, S. Foster, G. Eckblad, J. Schneider, Coach Bro. Martin, S. Delehanty, D. Wulhelrai, G. Simmons, D. Hardy 2nd Row: J. Nizdzielski, S. Zierden, T. Walsh, B. Gulachek, B. Bedor, D. Kolhoff, S. Hanson, C. Reynolds 1st Row: T. Coryell, T. Martinson, J. Jacob, Coach M. Casey, P. Stockhaus, P. Shrake, S. Neuberger, M. Hennessey 2ndRow: D. Costello, J. Jacob, J. Utecht, D. Mruz, S. Meyer, R. Jacob, D. Kaiser, A. Subialka 1st Row: E. Finn, N. Amundsen, A. Yantos, K. Cassidy, S. Shrake, D. Sund, T. Fisher, A. Riddle 2nd Row: P. Kauffmann, N. Cerisier, N. Martin, D. LeClaire, M. Barry, K. Irmiter, J. Delehanty, S. O’Neil, R. Nemeth (mgr.) Softball Season Is Down The fortunes of De's softball team were not too good this year. The Islanders won just one game, but the im- provement shown during the season war 2 brought out in a 12-3 victory over Delano in the firs region game. SOFTBALL RESULTS: HOLY ANGELS 8-9 GRACE 1-31 ST. BERNARDS 5-10 REGINA 3-12 BRADY 5-2U BENILDE 1-17 HOLY ANGELS 2-20 ST. AGNES 1-12 GRACE o-io ST. AGNES 5-15 ST. BERNARDS 2-19 REGINA 6-7 DELANO 16-3 GRACE i-5 75 TRACK RESULTS: SHAKOFEE EDISON ST. MICHAEL BENILDE RIVER FALLS CONFERENCE Track Team Scores More The track team scored more points this year tham it had in the last two combined. With basically a young team, the future looks bright. 1st Row: T. Bryant, J. Ringwelski, J. Lucas, G. Lindseth, K. McKenna, A. Romp- ortl, T. Suek 2nd Row: F. Cardinal, P. Lynch, J. Baier, M. Johnson, J. Kaminski, G. Nelson, M. 0 Keefe 3rd Row: Coach W. Johnson, Coach G. Myskevitz Size Of Golf Team Increases T)° fielded its largest golf teem in years. Led by seniors John Skochinski (who missed a state tourney berth by 3 stroke?) ej'd Robert Gruidl, the to?, had an average season GOLF RESULTS: GRACE BENILDE ST. BERNARDS ST. AGNES BRADY ’GRACE BENILDE ST. BERNARDS ST. AGNES BRADY 195-173 179- 156 180- 185 180-165 195-203 179-153 178-159 202-172 176-15I4 182-166 1st Row: D. Carpentier, E. Rice, S. Haws, T. Pumper, J. Turpin, J. Kennedy, D. Krolikowski 2nd Row: J. Skochinski, M. Degross, J. Turpin, D. Gruidl, C. Lyman, M. Janski, Coach L. Anderson 77 Tennis Starts Again 1st Row: B. Jablonski, G. LeClaire, K. Parkes, M. Maltese 2nd How: Coach Bro. Michael, C. Rian, K. Kennedy, J. Beaulieau, B. Scott After an absence of one year, tennis started again at Do. The extremely young team had a iovn season. TENNIS RESULTS: GRACE 1-U BENILDE 0-5 ST. AGNES 0-5 HOLY ANGELS 0-5 GRACE 1-U BENILDE 0-5 ST. AGNES 1-U HOLY ANGELS 1-U DON BOSCO TOURNEY 6th Table Tennis Team Is State Runner-up The most unknown sport on the island has got to be table tennis. But, De's table tennis team is a state power, this year finishing second in the state, led by all-state performer Jim Reynolds. t 79 Concert Draws A Large Audience 80 Banquet Is A Success Slimmer came to the island and it was time to say goodbye. On June 7, De said its final goodbyes to the graduating class of '78 during commencement exercises. De also said goodbye to eveiyone else, but only for three months, for, come fall, the new seniors, juniors, and sophomores would be joined by the class of 1982 in De La Salle's 78th year. 82 y As nature comes to the island during the summer, De La Salle sits proud, like a fortress, ready for yet another year. 83 NANCY AMUNDSEN Band 1-U? Basketball I4; NHS Softball 3,h; Student Union 1� ; Volleyball 1 ,2,1; AMBITION: To have a career and make lota of money. LAUREL ANDERSON Chorus 1-1; AMBITION: To keep myself from maiming Fred otampley. NANCY AMUNDSEN STEVEN AUDETTE BRIAN BEDOR LAUREL ANDERSON STEVEN AUDETTE Band 2,3; Football 1 AMBITION: To stick out five years of college as a part-time dog catcher. NOEL BANDY AMBITION: To travel. BRIAN BEDOR Baseball h; Chorus 1,3,U? Table Tennis ii| AMBITION: To be the first Harlem Globe- trotter. JAMES BELL Football 2-1;; Wrestling U AMBITION: To get a job. MARY BENSON Band 1-3; NHS I4 AMBITION: To be rich, and travel. JAMES BELL 91 W 91 MARY BENSON Qh NOEL BANDY GREGORY BERENDT GREGORY BERENDT RICHARD BREDEMUS ROBERT BREDEMUS Cross Country 1; Key Club 1 AMBITION: To be a rich person, and legal- ize pot. RICHARD BREDEMUS Baseball ?; Chorus 2-h; Golf 3; Table Tennis U AMBITION: To stay alive. ROBERT BREDEMUS AVA CARSON Baseball 1-3; Chorus 1-1 AMBITION: To get a full-time .job. PATRICK BRO'-m Basketball ?-! ; Chorus 2-U AMBITION: To live a long, healthy, weal- thy life. VA CARSON Chorus 1; Student Union U; Volleyball 1 AMBITION: To get ich, and not have to work, and to ge+ enough sleet. JEFFERY CERICIFR SHANNON CASEY CATHERINE CHAHBONEAU Cheerleading 1,2; Chorus 1,2,1 ; Cross Country Stats 2-J ; NHS 1 ; Track Stats 2,3; °f3 AMBITION: To become a stewardess. TJK'Txnr CORYELL Baseball U; Basketball 2-U; Chorus 2-U AMBITION: To live for a hundred years and coroe back to all class reunions. CATHERINE CHARBONEAU DANIEL COSTELLO Baseball 2-U; Football 3 A MBITIOK: To be a professional baseball player. PAUL DANKO Band 1-1 ; Football 3� U; Wrestling 2 AMBITION: To look forward to Mondays. MICHAEL DeGRCSS Football 1,1 5 Golf 3,1 AMBITION: To be an airplane pilot or work at an airport. TIMOTHY CORYELL PATRICIA DeJARLAIS Chorus 1; NHS 1 AMBITION: To see Dawn LeClaire make it to Hollywood and become a movie star. DANIEL COSTELLO 86 MICHAEL DEGROSS PATRICIA DEJARLAIS ANTHONY COX JANE DELEHANTY JANE DELEHANTY ?ootbalL l-u; NHS 3J4; Newspaper U; Soft-ball 1,3,h? Student Union 1—h; Track 2 AMBITION: To have a part in making pos- itive changes to improve the conditions around us. NANCY DIETRICH Chorus I-J4; Football i-J ; NHS 3 h; Soft-ball 1,2; Student Union 3� Swimming 1,2 AMBITION: To see the world. JEAN DVORAK NANCY DIETRICH JOSEPH DOTRAY JOSEPH DOTRAY Basketball 1; Chorus 2; Track 1 AMBITION: To spit in Hudson’s face. ELIZABETH DUFFY Cheerleading 2; MS 3 U; Yearbook k AMBITION: To meet a lot of new peopl°, and to enjoy life. JEAN DVORAK Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1-U; Football 1-U; Softball 1 AMBITION: To manage a bus- iness. LISA ELMATTI LISA ELMATTI Basketball 1; Danceline U; Softball 1 AMBITION: To go into nursing, become a R.N., and to travel. MAUREEN ENNEN Chorus 1,U? Softball 1 AMBITION: To be happy with whatever happens. MAUREEN ENNEN 87 ELIZABETH DUFFY SCO,pT T3SKH0 Basketball 1-1 ; Cross Country I4; Football 1; NHS 3,h; Student Union 1 AMBITIONs To go on to college and find out about life and myself. ROSANNS FABIAN Danceline )j; Football 1 ; Softball 1 AMBITION: To become a R.N. SCOTT ESKRO EILEEN ETNN Cheerleading 1,2,1a; Chorus 3th; Football 1-1 ; NHS 3,1 ; Softball 1,3,14? Yearbook 1 AMBITION: To travel, graduate from col- lege, and go into .aw. MARY FLUGAUR Anchor Club 1 ; Chorus 2-1 ; NHS I4; Student Union 2-1 ; Volleyball 1 AMBITION: To find happiness in the lifestyle I choose. TIMOTHY FRANKLIN AMBITION: To become a lawyer or a singer. ROSANNE FABIAN 88 RICHARD FORREST TIMOTHY FRANKLIN BRUCE FREEBERG MARY FLUGAUR STEVEN GJERDE Football 1-1 ; Golf 3; Wrestling 1 AMBITION: To finish college, get a good job, and make tons of money, ANNE GODLEWSKI Cheerleading 1-J ; Chorus 1,3 5 Football 3? NHS 3,1 ; Softball 1,3; Track 2 AMBITION: To enjoy my life and make the most of it. STEVEN GJERDE ROBERT GRUIDL Chorus 2,3; Golf 1-1 AMBITION: To be healthy, happy, and be able to work whenever I want to. GARY HART Baseball 1,2; Football 1-1 3RIDGET HEATON Chorus 3 AMBITION: To travel and make lots of money. ANNEMARIE GODLEWSKI GARY HART SCOTT HAWS DANE GROSS BRIDGET HEATON 89 ROBERT GRUIDL 1 w Vi NANCY HOFFSTROM LAWRENCE JAKUBIEC STEVEN JOHNSTON 90 STEVEN JOHNSTON Band 1,2; NHS h; Track 2 AMBITION: To bo happy and successful in the career I choose. JAMES KENNEDY Football 1-U; Track ?; Wrestling 1-1+ AMBITION: To get a house, and make some vise investments, KEVIN KENNEY Chorus 1; NHS 3 U; Student Union 1,2,li AMdii ION: To study abroad, graduate Id Business, become successful, and iia.v' world-wide. SUSAN KIMITCH Football h AMBITION: To travel, and to move out, away from homo. JAKES KENNEDY KEVIN KENNEY SUSAN KIMITCH KENNETH KASTL RUSSELL KIRKENLAHL Football ?-U AMBITION: To be a welder. TIMOTHY KLATH AMBITION: To become a commercial artist. ANTHONY XORMAN Chorus 1; NHS U AMBITION: To put a few dents in the driver ed car. THOMAS KOTZ NHS 3,U; Student Union 1-3; Swimming 1-U; Water Polo 1-U; Yearbook 1 ,U BRUCE KROLIKOWSKI Basketball Manager 1-U; Chorus 1-U; MS 3,U; Student Union ?; Yearbook U AMBITION: To become a priest. ANTHONY KORMAN ROGER KLISCH BRUCE KROLIKOWSKI RUSSELL KIRKENLAHL TIMOTHY KLATH THOMAS KOTZ MIKEL KRISKE STEPHEN KRUEGER AMBITION: To show everybody I’m not as biff a bum as they think I am, ROBERT I.aDUKE HHS U; Swimming 2,3; Water Polo 2-1, AMBITION: To finish colleffe and settle down, THERESA LAWRENCE STEPHEN KRUEGER THERESA LAWRENCE ANDREW MANSHAK DAWN LECLAIRE MICHELLE LEWIS Band 3; Chorus I-I4 AMBITION: To travel, bo rich, get a good job, and to be happy. DAWN LeCLAIRE Football 1,3 14; Softball 3,1 AMBITION: To be happy with life, travel, go to Hollywood and become rich and famous. Chorus 2-U AMBITION: To become a legal secretary. BARS. .BA LOSO Anchor Club 2-U; Chorus i; NHS J ; Track 3; Volleyball 1-U AMBITION: To get where I'm going in life and not be late! ANDREW MANSHAK Football 1,2 AMBITION: To make it through- high school. MICHELLE LEWIS BARBARA LOSO 92 THOMAS MARTINSON KELLI MARONEY Chorus 1 AMBITION: To become rich, and to give something of value to the world. GEORGE MARTIN Band 1; Wrestling 1 AMBITION: To blow Richard Petty's doors off in the Quad. THOMAS MARTINSON Baseball 2,1 ; Basketball 1 -l ; Cross Country 2-) ; Table Tennis 3 AMBITION: To become a renouned and outstanding pro bowler. SEAN McKENNA Basketball 3,1 ; Key Club I AMBITION: To go to college, and become a CIA agent. JOHN MEGER AMBITION: To make it on my own. STEVEN MEYER Baseball 1-1 ; Basketball 2,3 AMBITION: To keep in touch with everybody. STEVEN MEYER STEPHEN MOLUMBY Football 1-1 ; Student Union 1-3; Wrestling 2 AMBITION: To go to college, play a little football, get a pilot's license, and eat, drink, and be merry. STEPHEN MOLUMBY SEAN MCKENNA 93 SUSAN NEISIUS Chorus 2,3 AMBITION; To be one of the top hair dressers. GHEGERS NELSON Band 1-3; Basketball Manager 1,2; Track h; Student Union h AMBITION: To be- come a police officer. STEVEN NESBITT SUSAN NEISIUS STEVEN NESBITT Chorus 1; AMBITION: To become a writer or journalist. STEPHEN NEWBERGER Baseball 2-1; AMBITION: To be happy, have a good job, and family. MICHAEL O’KEEFE Basketball I-I4; Cross Country 3 � J.; NHS 3,U; Newspaper 3 5 Student Union 2-1+; Track 2-1;; Yearbook 3tli AMBITION: To have a life of continual growth and challenge in which I meet my own personal goals and expectations. GREGORY PAGE MICHAEL O’KEEFE Basketball 1,2; Chorus 2-U; Cross Country C21EGORY PAGE 3,U; Student Union 3 14? Swimming 3,U; Table Tennis 3 U; Track 3«k AMBITION: To set goals and reach them. To keep interesting, oarty. and be happy. TERRENCE PUMPER Band 1-U; Golf 3 U? NHS 3 U| Swimming 1-1;; Water Polo 1-U AMBITION: To run my own business. TERRENCE PUMPER 9U STEPHEN NEWBERGER MARY RENNEISEN MARY RENNEISEN Anchor Club 2-U; Cheerleading 1; Chorus 1 —|j; NHS 3,U; Student Union 3 AMBITION: To have a career and be independent. JAMES REYNOLDS Baseball 1-3; Chorus 1-U; Table Tennis 1,1; AMBITION: To become a cop and achieve my future goals. DEVIN RICE Chorus 2,3; Football 1-L; Student Union 1,2; Track 1 AMBITION: Wine-women- song-money-dance MARGARET ROF.TKLE MARGARET ROETHLE Anchor Club 2-1;; Chorus 2-1;; NHS h; Track 2 AMBITION: To find happiness in what- ever I do, to spead it around, and also to have a successful career. TIMOTHY SAARI AMBITION: To be in a 21; hour Cardinal Puff game. SHANNON REYNOLDS MARIA SAMPSON AMBITION: To become independently wealthy. JAMES REYNOLDS TIMOTHY SAARI MARIA SAMPSON 95 DEVIN RICE JOSEPH SCHROEDL DOROTHY SCHUSTER ABDOLAZIZ SHEIKHI DOROTHY SCHUSTER Chorus 3,14 AMBITION: To get a car after graduation, and to become a nurse, ABDOLAZIZ SHEIKHI Cross Country I4; Wrestling h AMBITION: To travel around the world. CRAIG SIMMONS Baseball 3,14; Football 3,U AMBITION: To become a millionaire. JOHN SKOCHINSKI Band 1; Basketball 2; Golf 2-h; NHS I4; Table Tennis U AMBITION: To get a job. VICKI SKOMRA NHS 3fU AMBITION: To be rich and suc- cessful. CRAIG SIMMONS JOHN SKOCHINSKI VICKI SKOMRA SHEIKHI 96 NICHOLAS SMITH SHERRY SMITH Chorus 2,3; Football hi Track 2 AMBIT-ION: To be a morale officer in the Ugan- dan array. SHERRY SMITH Chorus 1-1;; Volleyball 1 AMBITION: To travel, get a good job, and get married. FRED STAMPLEY PATRICK STOCKHAUS Basketball 2,3; Chorus 3 AMBITION: To become a businessman, and love everyone. To get married, be the best of whatever I do, and keep loving God. PATRICK STOCKHAUS Baseball 1,3,U; Chorus 2-U; Student Union I4 AMBITION: To be happy, and get as much as I can out of each day. RAYMOND STOPERA Band 1-h AMBITION: To become an elec- tronic technician. DONALD SUNK .AMBITION: To become rich by being an electrical engineer. FRED STAMPLEY DONALD SUEK 97 f DONALD STITT PETER SUEK Chorus 1-1;; Cross Country 1+; Football 3; NHS lj ; Student Union 3 h; Track 1; Wrestling 2 AMBITION: To keep learning and to meet new people. WESLEY SZEWCZYK Football 1,3,1; AMBITION: To live a meaningful, wealthy life. PETER SUEK MARK TABOR WESLEY SZEWCZYK MARK TABOR AMBITION: To be successful and happy. JOSEPH UTECHT Band 1-1;; Baseball. 2-1;; Basketball 1-1;; Cross Country 2; Football 1; NHS 3,1, AMBITION: To buy a Rolls-Roy e. MICHAEL WAGNER Basketball Stats 1; NHS 3,1+; Newspaper i; Student Union hi Track 1; Yearbook J; AMBITION: To marry a fox from a rich family, and buy Father Rod a toupee. JOSEPH WEISS Wrestling 2 AMBITION: To get into the business field. KEVIN VOGEL MICHAEL WAGNER JOSEPH WEISS 98 JOSEPH UTECHT NANCY WHBRLEY CYNTHIA VOJACK NANCY WHERLEY Chorus 1-I4 AMBITION: To got to know as many people as possible, and to achieve goals for which I am bound. CYNTHIA WOJACK Baseball Stats 1-3; Basketball Stats 2-L; Cross Country Stats 2-U; NHS 3th; Student Union 1 —U? Track 2; Volleyball 1,2; Yearbook 2,!; AMBITION: To live my life the way it is and succeed. REBECCA YOUNGREN REBECCA YOUNGREN Cheerleading 1; Anchor Club 3,U; Cheerleading 1; Chorus 1-1 AMBITION: To know what I want in life, find it, do it, and be happy. MARIO ZAPPA Band 1-3; NHS U; Student Union 1 AMBITION: To live underground. MARIO ZAPPA 99 CHRISTOPHER WOOLSEY Senior Poll 1978 CLASS CLOWNS: Shannon Casey, Bruce Freeberg ■Robert {taai l ■“lTsS CLOWSS:' Sharon £ VOLLEYBALL: Barb Loso g % % LXNB: A o� 3 v if TABLE TENNIS: Jimo Reynolds ! - t s, t V -v. ' 6 -X w M •-3 i CSJ q -A 2. •o o c •H o s 2 . X X 4% O °t£ % % m w o P c+ O 3 § 8 a 00 £ g Q «M O 0) « o a a § .5 o co o § CO « CO 0 ? 1i CHEERLEABING: Anne g- U . ' S? ‘ V ««� .• «2, ° o.,, TRACK: Barb Loso, Greg Page 'V, % ii c% ■GOES'1 vlt®1 IjO ®efe ( aexson, SA DoB I ►•3 Sue t CROSS COUNTRY: Tom Martinson H C$OL � y 4 MOST POPULAR: Dorothy Schuster, Kevin Kenney ev. ■5j? % 'Ofl c . S. s, ’etj, v .« ' $ s p : 4 r , jju. yv 0o Nancy V, '® o daen, Hay Stopera jy-' £ a MOST TAl 131 ALL AROUND ATHLETE: Nancy Amundsen, Joe Utecht 0 iP' $ 100 % M Cl It ' % ALWAYS INTO SOMETHING: Cindy Wojack, Bruce Freeberg 9°0Uu Op V Ul: A ■A ’°leh xi i I •H % '©V, e As o fc-5 «®b °cc- C o w 3 � o a 1 cn -4 'A V I © i % cfSfl ■ 5,1 vT e .CV 9 00s aV c % rt A % MOST ACTIVE: Cindy Wo jack, Mike O'Keefe V. % HOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, Barb Lose, Hike 0- 5? % x Keefe Q .� «■ V C U- I % .-3 % ? %S? % « 0) CD « C •H 8 •r; £ ■S o « O ■? I s I % Os ’ ? ■•fe % o V o v-1 2 $ Qh C-4 O D 4©1 % % 8 CO 1 p VH M 0 1 K H --• (0 a 3 H- 3 3 3 CD cd t H� it o % o 5 % tp 4 A © °b SHYEST: Theresa Lawrence, John Meger W I •• fe; o CD M tri a w o o CO S' CO S' CD £ E- I GOOF a)FF .oti CaseY joe ScV oC Kk % © %H- ROUGHEST TOUGHEST: Lou Anderson, Andy Manshak ?0 £C o J ,e 101 Valedictorian Mike O’Keefe Salutatorian Scott Haws Guest speaker Dr. Conrad Posz flO Special People 102 Senior Awards NHS ART: Tim Klath BUSINESS: Vicki Skomra ENGLISH: Mike O'Keefe HOME ECONOMICS: Margaret Roethle LANGUAGE: Kevin Kenney MATHEMATICS: Scott Hews CHORUS: Laurel Anderson BAND: Ray Stopera RELIGION: Jane Delehanty SCIENCE: Tom Kotz SOCIAL STUDIES: Scott Eskro CHEER LEADING: Anne Godlewski JOURNALISM: Mike O'Keefe STUDENT UNION: Jane Delehanty Mike O'Keefe ANCHOR CLUB: Mary Renneisen SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL: Bruce Krolikowski SERVICE TO THE RELIGION DEPT: Shannon Reynolds VALEDICTORIAN: Mike O'Keefe SALUTATORIAN: Scott Haws BASEBALL: BASKETBALL: FOOTBALL: SWIMMING: THACK: WATER POLO: WRESTLING: CROSS COUNTRY: GOLF: SOFTBALL: BASKETBALL: FOOTBALL: VOLLEYBALL: OUTSTANDING ATHLETE: Torn Martinson Richard Forrest Joe Utecht Steve Molumby Tom Kotz Greg Page Mike O'Keefe Bob LaDuke Terry Pumper Jeff Cerisier Greg Page John Skochinski Dawn LeClaire Nancy Amundsen Dawn LeClaire Barb Loso Jeff Cerisier Nancy Amundsen ISLANDER Jeff Cerisier Beth Duffy Scott Eskro Kevin Kenney Bruce Krolikowski Steve Nesbitt Greg Page Mary Renneisen Joe Utecht Cindy Wojack DE LA SALLE STUDENT AWARD Michael O'Keefe Jane Delehanty 1st Row: T Kotz, M. Wagner 2nd Row: J. Utecht, P Shrake, M. Benson, P. Suek 3rd Row: J. West, M Barry, B. O'Neil, E. Kenney, 3. Johnston, N. Amvndsen, M. O’Keefe, B, Duffy, B. Loso, V. Skomra, A, Godlewski, M. Salchert Uth Row: M. Quinn, J. Haws, B. LaDuke, K. Kenney, C. Charboneau, B. Gulachek, L, Anderson(mod.) 5th Row: T, Korman, T. Pumper, L. Maciej, J. Delehanty, N. Dietrich, E Finn, C. Wojack, B. Krolikowski, E. Sandberg, J. Skochinski '6th Row: S. Eskro, L. Zappa A Time For Us io5 Islander Deals With Issues This year s Islander, hurt by a lack of people, was very irregular in its publication, The workload became too heavy on the small staff and the issues came out less often as the year wore on. K, O'Keefe, J, Delehanty, M. Vagner, H. Daniewicz (mod.) 108 Delta Staff Works Hard 1st Row: E. Finn, C. Wojack, Bro. Michael (mod.), B. Duffy, C. Ch rbonoau '’nd Row: R. Oonant, D. Mruz, M. Wagner, T. Kotz, B. Krolikowski, M. O'Keefe The 19TB Delta staff put in a lot of hours in making this year’s yearbook. On June 9� 1978, two days after graduation, the final touches were put or the book. YEARBOOK STAFF: Editor: M. O'Keefe Seniors: C. Wojack Classes: E. Finn Sports: M. O'Keefe Photos: T. Kotz R. Conant D. Mruz Layouts: B. Duffy B. Krolikowski C. Charboneau M. Wagner Now, Time To We are done looking through De's Windows. 1977-78 was an interesting year at De, and looking through the windows, seeing what was going on, was equally interesting. Nov;, ic is time to look out of De's windows, out into the city where De students return to after high school. For 112 seniors, their high school journey is ended. For the rest of the student body, it is a journey with one more hill to climb, one more curve to handle. Their journey has paused for now, however, and it will not begin again until 1978-79. 110 Look Ahead ❖ 1 ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• V V v • :• •:« n • � ❖ ❖ • • • • V ❖ • • 111 It’s Over 1977-78 is now finished For the seniors, it was the final year of the important chapter in life called high school. For the juniors, it now means that they are the leaders. For the sophomores, it is now their turn to accept much of the responsibility at De. For the freshmen, it was a year in which they began their high school life. For the Delta it was an anxious year in which confusion and panic sometimes seemed to be the order of the day, but, in the end, all worked out. And for DeLaSalle, year number 77 was yet one more in an impressive history. It was quite a year. It now is memory. 112 hx X V t • A i f : !