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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1979 volume:

DE LA SALLE... A SPECIAL PLACE TO BE Here at De La Salle, surviving all the hardships of learning, is a trait unique to all of us, that will never be lost. There is a feeling of closeness, openness, and that of sharing within the students, faculty, and staff of De La Salle. New and old concepts taught at De, may be applied to our lives for many years to come. The acceptance of one another is a strong point in everyone at De. Below is a quote from a banner in the school that should be remembered always: Accept me as I am, so I may learn what I can become. This quotation, along with many other ideas at De, is the spirit that De La Salle High School will have, eternally ringing throughout its nallways. i The lazy river passes by, sharing the secrets of time. We look to it not only as a symbol of tradition, but also as a symbol of change for the future. Each day arrives, becomes the past, and we look back and wonder how time has gone so quickly. As we reminisce over all that we've shared, we realize that like the river, we are siowiy chanping. We recall the happiness; the warmth of the sun, tne falling of the rain, the puppy love and the heartbreak. Yet, through all our times, the river remains, still rolling, still cnuckling, and still winding around our island. And time goes on as we do, DOWN THE LAZY RIVER. 2 LAZY RIVER 3rother Basil... Lets start with a prayer FACULTY The incredible what?!! The three little pigs Fairy mc throw, 'Jasay! V.r. Shroire v it! onf� of v ,•fg vo f p si”!•■• n ts , Tpff Lucey. 5 Paul Graf and friend B. Kustis and P. 'Porborg out for a nature walk. Mr. and Mrs. Nigon Mike Casey and Mr. 5: Mrs. Bruce chaperone Homecoming. Nr. Johnson, proud as punch! Chad, what happened to your p.i ano? 6 is is chaperoning activities en the senior retrea t T ro. Chris, known fn-r bis frreat use of adjectives. S. S. Kaiser and Bro. Basil ’’Who put the ey-lax in our lunch” Cary checks out the beautiful scenery. 7 The BOLD ONFS P. Graf and nro Martin Out to lunch! Pro, Lie-hard Teaching Religion to T. Walsh lop! Plop’ Fizz! Fizz! 8 • nry!! The Ravine Madman!! nro, Chris: What you mean you don't have your v ork9 M, O’ “ill £ oqsH'- Vv y DtO'QQpJ FCRfH OM US- This .ry, REt)-B£.A«DE:t , rkv no nw?MAWj’ v COMFUCIOUS 5AYJ Me wowc “■ s. Hadley, ,,fhat are you looking at? A ro. Chris nubst i tute! Fr. Larry Mrs. Finn Mrs. Johnson 9 Freshmen Make D.AMUNDSON P.BAIER P.BAKER M.BANDY G.BEAULIEU J.BELAIR J.BERTCH B.BISKEY B.BRYNSTAD J.BUECHELE J.BURROUGHS R.BURTSON S.CAMPION D. CAPOUCH J.CARSON A.CERISIER A Clean Start K.CHILDERS P.CHRISTIE M.COFFIN A. CUMMINGS 1). DUFFY B.DURAND J.ECKBI.AD R.FABIAN P.FEDCRCZUK D.FISHER S.FISHER A.FOSTER T.FOURNIER D.FRANCISCO M.FRIESTLEBEN K.GALUSH ii M. GALUSK N. GORZYCKI J.GRANT C.GRASKOW D.GRUIDL L.JACOB G.JANIKULA T.KARPIAK L.HOFSTEDF W.HALLER L.HCFECKER L.HOFFMAN F.IVORY K.HOSTETLER J.HYSER P.IRMITER Underclassmen Make K.KAUFFMANN T.KENNEDY J.KJONO M.KLATH D.LENARZ M.LOSO M. MALTESE N. MARENTIC M. MARRIN K.MARTIN P.MAZURS K.MCCORMICK K.MCMENAMY C.MCNEAL C.MILES K.NEMETH The Best Men 13 Freshmen Go B.NICHOLS S.NOVACK P.NYCH M.O’BRIEN S.OGLESBEE E.PETERS P.OSGOOD P.PIATT L.PALACIC S.PUMPER L.PAQUETTE T.QUINN S.REYNOLDS M.SALZER B.SCHABEL M.SCHNEIDER 14 way B.SCHOUWEILER B. SHAW S.SHRAKE C. SIMONEAU M.SINGLETON T.SIWEK J.SKOMRA G.SNYDER M.SPOONER D.STONEBERG T.SULLIVAN S.THOMPSON J.TORBORG B. TRABING C. TSUKAS J.TURPIN 15 Freshmen Come D.VOIGT G.VOS V.WALLANDER G. WENTHE J.WESTPHAL J.WOJACK A.WOLF R.WOLYNIEC APT A ? HTIL.f' v APIA V.ATJVFMAW With Style!! t’nrv arrv V V with lit tlr sip-tprs Erzs l pmoth and Michel Ip wri.eptleb n on bat day for Home-coming week. he tug-of-war was ? big event for homecoming V'eeh as the reshmeii struggle to win. 17 R.AUSTiN P.BABEKUHL J.BAIER J.BAKER Sophs Rise J. BEAU LI Ell C.BROWN T.3YRANT L.BRYNSYAD M.CARDINAL B. CASSIDY S.CASSIDY C. COOPER A.CUNNINGHAM S.DELEHANTY S.DIEDRICH P.DOTRAY 18 Rise K.DZIUK M.FENNER G.FIMON T.FISHER A.FRANKLIN S.FREEBERG L.GARVKR D.GIBBONS K.GULACHEK S. HANSON D.HARDY T. HART D.HIGGONS W.HILDRETH A.HOFFMAN L.HUTTON 19 They Return A.JACOB R.JACOB M.JANSKI A.JOHNSON D. KAISER G.KAISER J.KENNEDY G.KLISH 3.K0UALIK D.KROLIKOWSK J.KUCALA L.LABRIE T.LADUKE P.LARON P.LARSON G.LECLAIRE 20 With G.LINDSETH N.MARTIN E.MATTSON M.McCULLOCH Smiles G.MEYER D. MILES D.MOLUMBY D.MRUZ S.O'NEIL C .OWEN P.PADULA K.PARKES A. PELLATON B. PULLES R.RAMIREZ W.REMILY i SOPHOMORES P.RENCE A. RIDDLE C.RIDENOUR B. RINGWELSKI A. ROMPORTL J.SCHNEIDER B. SCOTT A.SOLTYS D.STOCK C. STRAND T.SUEK D. SUND J.THILL P.TORBORG B.TURNBERG T.UNBERHEIM 22 Come Back T.WEISS G.WELLER D. WILHELMI D. WITZMAN A.YANTCS J'filr rdy getting drerrpd before the b.ig gamr.lr v,r vondering v here mom is to help him ? Sophomore Homecoming attendants Warren Hildreth ana Susan 01 Neil. S.ZIKRDEN 23 Juniors Keep GEORGE ABRAHAM JEAN BANKS S. BILLINGTON JOHN BUSZTA KRIS ANDERSON JOAN BANKS MARY BOESER DAN CARPENTER USA ANDERSON THE IMA BANKS LARRY BRYANT JOE CARSON CHRIS AUVIN MARTY BEDOR CHPIS BURNS B. CASSIDY 24 Going On PAT DEGROSS JUDY DUDZIAK BILL FIMON RODNEY HAGEN MARIE DEVORE MIKE DUFFY M. FRIESTLEBEN MIKE HANSON JO DIETRICH RICH DZIUK THERESA GRATZ BEV HARDY MARIA DORR GEORGE ECKBLAD DOUG GRUIDL MATT HEINZ 25 JOHN ILAUG BILL JABLONSKI RON KLISCH BONIFACE LEE Juniors MIKE INGALLS MARY JOHNSON DON KOLHOFF BART LEROLD KATIE IRMITER MARY JOHNSON DIANE KIJCALA MARTIN MAZURS Show PAM IVERSON CARL KJONO JULIE LAUX KEVIN MCCALEB 26 Leadership PAUL MCCORMICK RICH MOLUMBY JOHN PAQUETTE LYNN QUELLAND PAT MCCULLOCH ROZI NEMETH BILL PARISIAN CASEY REYNOLDS MIKE MCGUIRE MIKE O NEILL MITCH PEKA DAN REYNOLDS LT KEVIN MCKENNA JOHN OSTERBAUER ROGER PIATT KEVIN RODRIGUEZ 27 Juniors Take MICHELLE RYAN A. SALCHERT JON SHELLEY SUE SHRAKE LESLIE STENGER KAREN SOLTYS B. SUNDERMEYER DEBBIE TABOR DEAN SCOTT DAVE SIWEK MIKE STOCK LISA TEMPLE JEFF SHEETZ VICKI SMITH MIKE SUEK J. TURNBERG 28 a Stand ANN VOS S. WOLYNIEC J. WORLEY P. YOUNGREN TERRY WALSH P. WAGNER L. WOJACK Junior Homecoming Attendents -Joe Carson and Joanne Dietrich Bystanders watch as Junior homeroom 300 pulls its weight in the Tug-o-War. 29 Events in the Life of o Student The Student Union sponsored many convocations this year. Among them were guest speakers Mama D; and also a spokes-person from the IT T Company. Con- .. vocations 31 S11.5c r n t Un ion Wow r 'p: M. cOhTTV) , . ji ,' . ■ '• , '■■. , S . S’-raVe. ov: ■ : ;o ‘ ' '7, v. relehan ty , O.LeO': a ire , D. %ru z , I , Ca o- er , . { rmi r- r , ■. rnpai r, t V.,0 We H ,' . l ' r . ijuezlatc, C.l yme.r( r %eri dor4 ' . vidiile:Student Un or Y :ird at worV, STUDENT UNION 32 Key Club on the RlS •pvo Yry 01 uh vas always vad quality npp onnnl in its frronn; n v v.ns quantity in Its ' oup. p rr. Bon«- vr.-7, Vio -P es. Lennys Vr’jz, Sep. O cg Lindsetb, and -n np. Top Kerala ipd the club to a big year j r growth, rpyip Ip r at icral Key Club Board prespoted the )r T.a Salle eV olub with a Mad Orowth awa d fo increase n niPjnb' ’ v - to th cc times what it was the previous year, ' he tf-member group did its part in helping the Key Club to be a wp 11-known, bard-working group at be La Salle. Left: Key club's greatest supporter, Kevin (La Hoca) KcKenna. 33 Precious And Few 197ft-79 ROYALTY FR.- Fabian F. Kauffmann SOPH.- V.'. Hildreth S. O'Neil JRS. - J. Carson J. Dietrich SRS. - J. Jacob K. Cassidy, J. Lucas P. Torborg, F. Sandberg B. O’Neil, J. Jacob V. Franklin 34 1978-79 Homecoming King Queen Jack Jacob Kathleen Cassidy Through the hard work of a selected few, De's school year started off with a successful Homecoming. This year Spirit raised student enthusiasm and the level of particpation was Great! Left: Fresh help out at dance 1 Victory for theDE v: Vp Friestleben shov s good concentration nr bn rnaVrs '•bo catnhtand e p r r a touchdown. John Jacob makes a good tackle on a Rochester mmni ngback. Above: practice is a drag! Right: De sideline and coaches Wenzel and Eustis. 36 Football Team Offence Row Cyi°: 1 fn f irinor),,' bn •• ,.7. 7Sr' '' ( ’ i r eel , John Bus? t.a fpete ! • 1 ny.Row Twc:Roh Jacob,Pete K ono,Steve JacV Jacob,Kenny Jacket'p,Mike Pri estleben. Above: Ooecb pT1 -J 1} 551. i f? fr f t f. nearly to take a fall• Defcnee Row One:Tim Weiss,Tony TTm if anno n, Pete Do tray, George Abreham, Don Kolhoff Row Two:Rob Jacob,'vorge BokbTart,John Jacob,Jim Henke,Alan Romportl, Steve Delehanty,Dan Kaiser,Bill Fimon. 37 r' Frosh Football Row Ori P.Hm,.T .BuPohelP,B.DuT-and,T.Siwf k, . ulT.ivan,T.FmirniPr,,T.f0r-borP i . ' ryart.,P.Pui'tRon,s.OriP!,BPr p na,rPao:rn. Row Tbro, . , .Corzyoki r , P. %ch,ft, J,S.Pernor. De La Sal la crose country team roinp to another hard day of practice. 38 Cross Country Left: Even off the track the C.C. team looked good. Below: The Cross Country tram ar.d ns celebrate after a second place finish in the P.L.S. invite at Columbia Golf Course. 39 Girls Soccer Though Girls' Soccer is a relatively new sport on the Island, participation was pretty good this year. Above Below: Girls in action on the field. Left: The team gathers around Coach Mike Casey for a short pep talk. 40 Girls Swimming Girls' Swimming, while not one of the biggest spectator sports on the Island this year,had a good turnout for the team. Team members were: Diane Kucala, Brenda Messer, Lisa Temple, Liz Brynstad, Karen Hostetler, Barb Brynstad, Julie Salchert, Phillis Renee, Mary Maltese, Polly Irmiter, and Carrie McNeal. Above: When's it coming down? 42 Right: WHAMill Look Eric, I got iti (T'mon Bill reach The Water Polo team has taken State for many years. This year De had the only Water Polo team in the area. Since there was no competition, our champs went and played with the Gophers college team. And then she... water polo 43 Pinion's Roinbow i i • cue • F ini.an y: nbo w” was t ' first T)e I.a Sal Ip musical since 1075. Under the m j vpction of Bro. Chris Kavanaugh, the 'Oav was a r-r r ' success • Top: Chuck Lyman as 0gt the 1 ep-rechan and Dan Douthit as the Sena tor. Middle: Senator Hawkins threatens to reclaim Fin-.ian's property. Bill Jahlonski as Fi.nian, and Kathleen Cassidy as his Trish daughter, Bottom: Plantation workers. 44 Top: Oh my•.. aren't we sophisticated ! Middle: Neces-s i ty . . . bottom: You can't arrest us, we're from the government. We have reason to believe that there's GOLD on this land. 45 DE’S DANCES Ahov rThe Junior Flicks hunt for the chjoks. Low t l ft: Say Jack,I’m having a good time.Hov 'bout you? 46 li rr h t: Wh T? thf' ladi r tonight? Left: SHAKR YOUR ROOTTE!! Right: Spotlight Dance L l o A b o A j.' I; U IMO U p UO.r e Oyttitu buL . :4i 'I Uio.j + .L L,r a t b'JotJL.. ou lJ : 4 i H IXI re3H S 31 xihijs 3hx °o Pep Assemblies come at various times throughout the school year. Many of them highlight special events such as: 50's day and Homecoming. With each assembly comes new ideas and hard work on the part of the cheerleaders . 49 Shout It Out! Upper right: Var. Ftball Cheerleaders; P. McCullock J. Dudziak, B. O'Neil, M. Boeser, P. Hoffer, B. lesser, T. Wojack, S. Grant. Lower right: Var. Basketball Cheerleaders; K. Boeser, S. Grant, B. O'Neil, P.Hoffer, B. Messer, J. Dudziak, P. McCullock. 50 FRFSHMft : crFVPT.i A i)FPF :f .KoOorrni rV , ’a . Wo ? a ' V , ,F, V'itiof' Kiddie I of . ? Middle R i ry t.: ■Rn dinr SPliT ' Get That Beat rPM ,ej V; n f - V e ? r ' '■' r j , : 'sr for n Sail o' 5 rigoor-H P.The girls workort fard it paid off.'i'ho- wp-p on p e-v'ji.n abl p +o provide really ood pr� I' rta i nmon ♦: for f-h ra ?«? nt Tslardp rno fiame5?. )p ip narvcellne Rtdp .our p,Kennedy,K . Anderrer� 'nrV , T .K n dy ,J . tonks A. P’lrni.nrb' ”. WrN: T. Smith � T.Oratz, R. Rieke� A. off-' T . nnody ,L.Sf«r jerf .?ryn, tad . 52 Show Thot Spirit ar- ('ao of +ho mnnv i 'innrtanf ol nmon t.p 3t r?n;; T� pv� +. Hpper I.o r t.: fipn t i n ( o ) v� ' th pop tern . lUfrllprA standin- vntion for th� ° rnrc. bottom T f,ft: Hav Fon t on th j”mp. VARSITY BASKFTHALT, TFAY: Row 1:D.Hardy, C.Reynolds, B.Gula-chek, P.SBrake, P.Forrest, A.Subi-alka, P.Youngren, I).Kaiser, Asst.Coach Y.Casey. Row ?:Asst. Coach D.Ohizoni, R.Reynolds, J.Carson, B.Yruz,Y.Friestleben, K.YcOaleb, P.Rotray, Head Coach J.Shrake. “Take 2” Mead Coach Joe Shrake and team captains Paul Shrake and Andy Subialka. Paul Shrake goes for two! UtlAbALLE HOME SLomens 54 Capacity crowd at Rochester; De wins 66 - 61 in overtime. Time out for the Islanders. BASVTTFALJ, RFSULTS De: Opp: Golden Valley 49 65 St. Anthony 53 59 Marshall U. 47 56 Cgilvie 67 39 Brady 55 57 Grace 37 52 Benilde 66 48 St. Bernards 41 35 Lourdes 49 45 St. Agnes 5C 39 Roly Angels 41 49 Brady 76 65 Grace 51 61 Benilde 61 54 St. Bernards 68 58 Lourdes 66 61 0T St. Agnes 73 49 Holy Angels 71 56 St. Micbael- Albertville 70 59 Waconia 55 48 Holy Angels 58 59 Delano 68 67 Sophmores 9018 Sophomores: Row 1-A.Romportl, Duke, D.Hardy, G. LeClaire, D. Mruz J. Raker, R. Jacob, D. Kaiser, p. 9 Dotray, J. Kucala, Coach D. Ghizoni G. Kaiser, S. 7,ierden, D. Wilhelmi ’ Freshmen:Row 1-J.Worley, M.Coffin, J.Turpin, T.Quinn, J.Skomra, D.Kar-entic, S.Benner. Row 2-Ngr. R.Nemeth, S.Shrake, S.Pumper, J.Hyser, J.Tor-borg, B.Fabian, D.Francisco, M.Karrin, P.Hazurs, Coach M. Casey. Above: Dave Wilhelmi shoots and scores! 56 Right: Dennis Mruz on the jump Girls Basketball... Right:B-Squad-Row 1-M•Friestleben, P.Baier, L.Carver, S.Reynolds, K. Gulachek, M.Loso, A.Jacob, J.Salchert, J.Carson, P. Piatt, B.Cassidy, K.Dziuk, Mgr. R.Nemeth. Above: A-Squad- S.Shrake, A.Jacob, M.Cerisier, A. Yantos, J.Dietrich, J.Car-son, B.Cassidy, M.Barry, S.Reynolds, M.LO S.Reynolds, M.Loso, B.Hardy, Mgr. R.Nemeth. Below: Islanders gg-t eady for the rebound 57 Row 1: F.Cardinal, V.Wallander, T.Underheim, G.Haglund, T.Underheim, A.Cerisier, G.Fimon. Row 2: 0.Beaulieu, D.Voigt, J.Sheetz, J.Sova, B.Durand, K.Parkes, B.Voigt. 58 The Boys' Swim Team was small this year, consisting of only five members: Eric Sandberg, Mark Kucala, Mark Salch-ert. Bill Weiss, and Pat Ivory. Their strength was put to the ultimate test as they entered into the State swimming competition. And quality, not quantity, proved to be the winning factor as our boys brought home the 1st place State Champion Swimming Title. CONGRATULATIONS FISH. . .YOU'RE 01! !'. BOYS U State Champion, Eric Sandberg 59 Talent Show Lower H i.e;ht: Won! d oo eonp please tell rr� e what the next line is? I owe1” Left: As a last resort for an applause,they throw candy into the crowd. 60 DISTRICT BAND •r I)c La Salle played host to this year's district band and chorus presentation. 61 SELECT CHORUS The Select Chorus Waits gracefully for the flash of the camara: Left to Right- D.Mruz, J.Henke, V,Franklin, P.Kauffmann, M.Salchert, P.Koziol, J.Jacob, K.Cassidy, M.Suek, P.Suek, C.Lyman, M.Dorr. Below: Concert Band- Row 1: C.Owen, C.Ridenour, R.Wolyniec, L.Zappa Row 2: M.Hildreth, A.Zach, D.Kiles, P.Baier, M.Kauffmann, C.Bruin, D.Scott, E.Nemeth, C.Miles, S.Johnson, A.Romportl, Row 3 N.Mareritic, P.Nych, D.Baumtrog, D.Krolikowski, M.Duffy, C.Hildreth, K.Hostetler, K.Martin, T.Marentic, P.Osgpod, D.Stock, M.Vorhes, L.Capouch. Row U: Director Chad Junker, S.Pumper, G.Wenthe, J.Sheetz, W.Hildreth, M.Friestleben (Cookie), D.Gibbons, J.Sova, S.Wolyniec. 62 CONCERT CHORUS Left to Right: Row 1- J.Laux, C.Strand, B.Cassidy, D.Sund, S.Grant, J.Banks, A.Cunningham, J.Banks, P.Larson. Row 2: S.Billington, P.Kennedy, B.Cassidy, N.Cerisier, P.Hoffer, M.Johnson, M.Fenner, P.Scharff, A.Hoffman, C.Matton. Row 3: Director C. Junker, L.Quelland, D.Gunderson, D.Stock, J.Kennedy, C.Reynolds, R.Ramirez, S.Cassidy, T.Wciss. Row I: M.Stock, C.Lyman, D.Mruz, M.McGauley, M.Vorhes, T.Suek, D.Mol-umby, L.Capouch, E.Mattson, M.Bedor. Left: Chorus Provides spiritual inspiration at Senior Graduation. 63 GIRL'S SOFTBALL Row Is M.Kauffmann, A.Yantos, K.Cassidy, K Martin, W.Schneider, M.Singleton, M.Loso. Row 2: P.Koziol, J.Thill, N.Cerisier, P.Kauffmann, M.Barry, K.Irmiter, E.Nemeth. 64 BASEBALL B-Squad: Row 1- J .Worley, J.Schneider, G.Vos, T.Quinn, B.Fabian, J.Hyser. Row 2- S.Pumper, S.Shrake, S.Dele-hanty, J.Torborg, D.Fisher, J.Turpin, Coach Dick Ghizoni. Varsity Team: Row 1-S.Zierden, P.Shrake, J.Jacob, Coach Mike Casey, M.Hennesy, A. Subialka, D.Kaiser. Row 2- J.Jacob, B.Gulachek, K.McCaleb, D.Mruz, P.Dotray, D. Hardy, R.Jacob. 65 TRACK Row Is K.McKenna, J.Ringwelski, L .Wojack, G.Lindseth, V.Wallander, G.Janikula. Row 2: S.Johnson, T.Bryant, P.Osgood, A.Romportl, A.Wolfe, G.LeClaire. Row 3 K.Rodriguez, F.Cardinal, S.Oglesbee, J.Kaminski, Coach Bill Johnson, J.Baier, P.Lynch. 66 TENNIS ANY ONE? Left to Right: Coach Bro Michael Callahan, S.Cassidy, J.Buechele, J.Beaulieu, B.Durand, S.Novack, B.Scott, K. Martin, G.Beaulieu, J. Zmuda, D.Stoneberg, L. Paquette, B.Brynstad, M. Maltese. GOLF Row 1: B.Fimon, M.Janski, J.Bertch, M.Johnson, J.Kennedy, Row 2: L.Bryand Row 2: L.Bryant, M.Duffy, J.Turpin, J.Turpin, Coach Leigh Anderson. 67 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1- L. Maciej, 3. Grant, M. Boeser, S. Shrake, T. Wojack, P. McCulloch, B. Lee, R. Nemeth. Row 2- B. Gulachek, D.Douthit, P. Shrake, K. McKenna, B. O'Neil, J.Dudziak, M. Salchert, Moderator Mr. Leigh Anderson. Row 3- C.Lee, L. Wojack, M-. Barry, K. Irmiter, B. Vogel, M. Quinn, D. Kucala, T. Gratz. 68 Klizabeth Bishop John Charboneau Larry Caponch S.TJ.; Drama; Chor; Band. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I go into Kathleen Cassidy VB 1,3,4; PB1-4; ° or P-4; Musical 4; S.U. 4. Nancy Cerisier Robert Conant Track 1; Wrest 1-3; FB 1-4. ' im Daugherty Tim Degross Robert Devany i!?0 ?o1o 3; Swim 3; r': 1 ”4 ; BB 1. Track A. AmbitionrTo find what Ambition:To become a Christian love is to business manager and become a good Catholic, make big bucks and drive a Lincoln. Dan Douthit NHS 4; Dramatics Association 1,2. Michelle Ennen Greg Faust FB 1,2; Wrest 1; BB ?; Lunch Bunch 4. AmbitionrTo live and die. 71 Sup Grant and 1 , ?; Cbor 2-4 ; Yr''V 4; ' boor 2,4; T '” 1 O • V . P 1 • 'Vpr'k � � � ; • p? 4 ; S .H. 1 . £ M t ion: To live a happy 1ife and be ri oh. Gary Haglund ?prn.ip Gulachek HpO r.'p’ 1 -4 ; B? ?- l Bs? i- i : MHS 3,4. Ambi tion: ,po do something worthwhile in 1 ifp. Tim Hannon W 1,3,4; Lunch Bunch 4. Ambition: To eat, drink, and be merry. Dianne Gunderson Jim Henke Cone. Ohor 2; Sel. Ohor 3,4. 72 Chris Hildreth OC A; Swim 3; Pand ?-4. Ambition: To become a surgeon doctor. John Kaiser Maureen Hildreth Pand; Gun Twirling; SB. Ambition: Become a dental hygenist or a model. Peggy Kauffman VB 1-4; SB 3,4; Chor P; Sel• Chor 3,4; Band 1 , I leave my gossip to Judy Dudziak Paula Hoffer Yrbk 1,?,4; S.U.2,3; Cheer 1-4; Chor 3,4; Musical 4. T leave my styled hair to Lisa Temple Laura Kennedy 73 Mary Barry Activities: FB 1-3$ Soc U; GBB 1-U; SB 1-U; SU U; NHS 3 U; Islander U. Ambition: To grow as a person with a social conscience, meeting the challenge of the world. Jaime Kaminski Activities: FB 1,3,U; Golf 1$ TR 2-U. Ambition: To have my own Fishing Show. Jack Jacob Activities: BB 1; FB 1, 3,U; BSB 1-U; Chor 2-U. Ambition: To sign a 3-year, $U,000,000 contract with the Yankees. Eileen Kenney Scot Janikula Pete Kjono Activities: FB U. Ambition: To become the richest man in the world• 74 Chuck Lyman Activities: SU U(pres.); Golf; FB; WR. Ambition: To succeed. Tony Marentic Activities: FB 3-U; Band 3-U. Ambition: To create something for people to enjoy. Margaret Koziol Activities: Chor 2-U; SB U; Musical U. Ambition: To have my own nation-wide column. Lois Maciej Activities: SU 3-U; NHS 3-U; Musical U. Ambition: To make a million and retire at the age of 30. Kathy Matton Activities: Chor 3-U; SB 1. Ambition: To be successful, and to live an exciting life. Doug Mruz Activities: Key 2-U; SU 3-U; FB 1; CC 1; Delta 3-U; Islander 2-U; Chor 3-U; Musical U. Ambition: To follow what I've learned from my fellow students and teachers. 75 Brian Peterson Jim Nelson Rosalyn Ricks Activities: GB3 1-2; ?B 2; Danceline U. Ambition: TO become an R.N. and live long. John Ringwelski Activities: CC; TR. Ambition: To become a construction worker and stay in good shape for running. Margaret Quinn Activities: SU 2-h; CH 2; NH3 3-U, Musical h. Ambition: To get into a professional field. Mark Salchert Activities: SV 1-U; Chor 2-hj H2O Polo 1-ii. Ambition: To be successful and hapoy. 76 Eric Sandberg Patty Scharff Activities: GBP; SVJ; Chor. Ambition: To find a career I'm happy with, happily live my life to the fullest, and meet a lot more people as wonderful as those at De La Salle. Ron Snyder John Sova Activities: FB 1-h; WR 1-li; Band 1-lu Ambition: To become a highway patrol and nail Jeff Lucey on a DWI charge. Jean Smith Activities: Chor 3; BB 1-2; Danceline 1-h; TR 1. Ambition: Ambition: To graduate from high school, college, get a job, and then get married. Margaret Suek 77 Patty Torborg Activities: Chor 2-Ij; CH 1. Ambition: To go to airline school and succeed'. Bill Trueman Beth O'Neil Activities:Delta 2,U; CH 1-U; NHS 3-Uj 3U 2-U; ?B 2; Musical U. Jim Turpin Activities: BB 1-2; Golf 3-U. Ambition: To make $50,-000 a year, drive a caddy and own a '32 Ford coupe. Brenda Vogel Activities: Chor 2; NHS 3-h; Delta li. Bryan Voigt Activities: WR l-U. Ambition: To get my mechanics certificate. 78 SENIOR POLL? Basketball: Ray Forrest, Nancy Cerisier Football: Tim Degross, Mary Barry Baseball: Jack Jacob, Peggy Kauffmann Track: John Ringwelski Golf: Jim Turpin Swimming: Eric Sandberg Water Polo: Eric Sandberg Soccer: Mary Barry Cross Country: John Ringwelski Wrestling: 3ryan Voigt Volleyball: Kathleen Cassidy Cheerleading: Beth O’Neil Most: Athletic - Jack Jacob, Mary Barry School Spirit - John Lucas, terry Kauffmann Popular - John Lucas, Patty Torborg Sociable - John Lucas, Peg Kauffmann, Val Franklin Timid - Tony Blum, Margaret Lee Outgoing - John Lucas, Kathleen Cassidy Respectable - Chuck Lyman, Paul Shrake, Patty Torborg, Mary Barry Talented - Eric Sandberg, John Lucas, Kathleen Cassidy Desireable Date - John Charboneau, Val Franklin Likely To Succeed - Chuck Lyman, Jan Haws Energetic - Jeff Lucey, Sue Grant Fun to Be With - John Lucas, Brenda Vogel Exciting - Jeff Lucey, Brenda Vogel Understanding - John Lucas, Eileen Kenney Innocent - Paul Shrake, Margaret Lee Best Dressed: Chris Hildreth, Beth O’Neil Best Student: Paul Shrake, Jan Haws Best Sense of Humor: John Lucas, Peggy Kennedy First To Marry: Jack Jacob, Kathleen Cassidy Unsung Senior: Margaret Quinn, Doug Mruz Always Into Something: Jeff Lucey, Sue Grant Typical Senior: John Lucas, Faula Hoffer, Margaret Quinn Best All Around Person: John Lucas, Patty Torborg, Eileen Kenney 79 Sweetest: John Jacob, Patty Torborg Sexiest: John Charboneau, Val Franklin, Patty Scharff Best Dancer: Bernie Gulachek, Therese Wojack Best Body: John Charboneau, John Ringwelski, Patty Torborg Nicest Walk: Jeff Lucey, Michelle Ennen Nicest Eyes: Chris Hildreth, Val Franklin Nicest Hair: John Jacob, Paula Hoffer, Val Franklin Nicest Legs: Andy Subialka, Jack Jacob, Val Franklin Sexiest Voice: Tim Degross, 3renda Vogel Craziest Laugh: Nancy Cerisier, Tim Hannan Nicest Smile: Greg Faust, Patty Torborg Best Looking: Eric Sandberg, Tim Degross, Patty Torborg Biggest: Flirt Hustler - Peg Kauffmann, Jeff Lucey Tease - Fatty Scharff, Jeff Lucey Goof-Off - Greg Kroth, Peg Kennedy Klutz - Doug Mruz, Peggy Suek Aople Polisher - Bernie Gulachek, Peg Kennedy Partier - Tim Hannan, Liz Bishop Playboy girl - Jeff Lucey, Brenda Vogel Troublemaker - Nancy Cerisier, Jeff Lucey Snake - Steve Johnson, Sue Grant Skipper - Diane Gunderson, Out To Lunch Bunch Gossip - Tim Hannan, Peg Kauffmann Favorite: Hangout - Back of Island Eating Place - Diavolo's T.V. Show - Mork and Mindy Song - Shattered Band - The Rolling Stones Actress Actor - Jane Fonda Clint Eastwood Singer - Linda Pons tadt Mick Jagger Movie - Animal House Class - Gym Teacher - Brother yartin Pastime - Sex 80 Wildest Driver: Michelle Ennen, Jeff Lacey Laziest: Jamie Kaminski, Sandy Holevas Friendliest: John Lucas, Val Franklin, Patty Torborg Happiest: Bemie Gulachek, Steve Johnson, Peggy Kennedy Moodiest: Steve Johnson, Mary Barry Loudest: Jeff Lucey, Paula Hoffer, Peggy Kennedy 81 Moss Breakfast TOP: Msgr Coats, celebrant at the seniors mass. Doug Mruz waits to show slides. MIDDLE LEFT: Seniors and their parents get ready to eat while Bro. Raymond Long gives a breakfast prayer. MIDDLE RIGHT: Msgr. Coates prays for us all. 82 SENIOR RETREAT TOP LEFT: Look Ma, I can cook! TOP RIGHT: S. Janikula, the cookie monster MIDDLE S' BOTTOM LEFT: Before and-----AFTER I BOTTOM RIGHT: Hi you silly sailors, what's happening? 83 Editorls Comments I would like to express my gratitude to all of those who have helped make this book possible. It was hard during all the times when everything seemed to go wrong at once. My special thanks go to Steve Roth and Mary Boeser for being there when the goinrr got rough. I thank Doug Mruz for the unheard of originals and the Drink , and all of those around me who have kept their patience and their understanding to the max . I wish tne underclassmen the best of luck, and I hope tney never lose the spirit that we all know at De. Thanks to everyone, Rob Conant. Editor, 1979 Delta Mary Boeser's comments: The existence of this book is largely due to a lot of hard work by people who really didn't have to take on the responsibility. A special thanks goes out to the 1980 Delta staff for their extra time. 84 . 88