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

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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.

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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

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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