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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

DELTA 1980 DE LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA VOLUME X LI 11 1 Where the River Parts Where the river parts there lies an island, a rock amid the rushing current. The Mississippi waters have the power to separate communities, yet, ironically, Islanders are brought together here from all parts of the city. The Island is small, but then so are we. Where the river parts, there is a unique kind of atmosphere. It is the results of a mingling of personalities; all Islanders, past and present, have contributed to the feeling of community and togetherness. This atmosphere, this sense of belonging, is De La Salle's main asset. It is upon this spirit that we rely for strength and growth. As long as it lives, so shall we, where the river parts. 2 Contents Page 4 . . . Faculty 9 . . . Fall 13 . . . Sports 35 . . . Winter 37 . . . Sports 53 . . . Spring 57 . . . Sports 67 . . . Extra-Curriculars 77 . . . Seniors 98 . . . Freshmen 105 . . . Sophomores 112 . . . Juniors 124 . . . Index 3 Administration and Faculty ADMINISTRATION Br. Henry Power-Principal, Dean of Students, Religion, English Mrs. Shirley Kaiser-Administrative Assistant 4 LANGUAGE ENGLISH Br. Chris Kavanaugh-English, Drama Mr. Dan Shrake-English I Br. Michael Callahan-English, Algebra, Delta, Tennis Mrs. Mary Nigon- Mr. Jeff LaCount- Spanish German Mr. Richard Dehlinger-Honors Algebra, Intro. Analysis, Chess, Computer MATH Mr. Steve Gothmann-Geometry, Algebra II, Softball, Fr. Football, Wrestling Mrs. Renae lenhardt-Gen. Science, Chemistry, Physics, Danceline, Cheerleading SCIENCE Mr. James Ness-Biology, Advanced Biology, Football, Athletic Director SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Leigh Anderson-Comp. Government, Govt Economics, NHS, Student Union Br. Kenneth Geiske-Govt Economics, Student Union, Work Program Mr. Bill Johnson-World Cultures, Track, History Mr. Jack Bohen-American History, Health 5 BUSINESS RELIGION Br. Richard Dahmen-Religion Mr. Gary Myskevitz-Religion, Student Union, Cross Country Br. Martin KlietZ-Religion, Student Union, Campus Minister Mr. Joe Shrake- Typing, Business Law, Basketball PHY ED ART MUSIC HOME EC Mr. George Utecht-Physical Education Mr. Scott Fleming-Band, Select and Concert Chorus, Jazz Ensemble Br. James-Spanish Substitute Br. Albert-Tutor (Math) 6 COUNSELLING Mr. Paul Ruff- Counselling, English, Student Union, Asst. CC, Key Club Mr. Denis Wadley Counselling, English, Philosophy, Shakespeare, Speech and Debate Sr. Catherine Connolly- Mr. Kent Evans-Counselling, Reading, Skill Financial Aid, Recruiting Building SERVICE Mr. Steve Roth-Alumni, Development, Islander Ms. Juli Goshorn-Librarian Mrs. Kay Johnson -Secretary Mrs. Virginia Donaghue— Mrs. Elaine Braithwaite-Bookkeeper Secretary M AINTAINANCE 7 From the Beginning . . . With the faculty chosen, we begin a new year. Some of the faces are the same familiar ones. Some are fresh and new All seemed anxious to welcome us back. Mr. Shrake couldn't wait to take attendance. Scott Fleming kept asking who the heck we were. Sr. Catherine told us we'd never make it. Mr. Ness tried out his new Mr. Gothman wanted to make a mature impression, authority. 8 Yet, somehow they got it all together to start us on a new year. And so we begin . . . 9 10 Marathon is a Success As usual the Marathon for Non-Public Education began at De with the pep rally in the auditorium. Various treats and prizes were offered for high profits. Pictured here are typical Marathoners: Snack stops appeared all along the route. Some old familiar faces were spotted, along with a vew new. Bro. Basil hopped onto his bike to join in the fun. Everyone was proud to be an Islander, especially when we spotted others in DLS t-shirts. Eric looks pretty tired here! n Fall is a time for getting reacquainted with the idea of school. We still have a lot of fun, but we do it with people from school and in school activities. Outside and inside, the DLS spirit becomes a part of us once more. The memory of summer remains, but it's time to crack down on the books. 12 VOLLEYBALL The DLS Volleyball team was led by a new coach and a few of last year's players, including All-Conference Kate Irmiter. The team enjoyed more attention from fans this year, giving them more incentive to do well. Right: Here is the lively crowd! Below: Nice serve, Colleen Strand. Below left: They look deeply into their coaches eyes. 14 Top Row: Peggy Piatt, Kathy Gulachek, Carol Suek, Jayne Carson, Mary Schnieder, Rosie Nemeth, Molly Hennessy, Bridget Cassidy, Colleen Strand, Janet Thill, Mary Loso, Katie Irmiter. B-Squad: Top to Bottom: Mary Kras-key, Chris Bertch, Carol Suek, Kerry Kenney, Lisa Johnson, Lori Jablonski, Tracy Cerisier, Angie Gjerde, Kathy Kraskey, Theresa O'Neil, Molly Hennessy, Maria Rucke. 15 DeLaSale's Girls Swim Team 1980 Julie Salchert Karen Jesperson Donna Stoneberg Dianne Kucala Brenda Messer Barb Brynstad Phylis Renee The DelaSalle relay team seems to Coach Carrol Gus Gustafson have a commanding lead in the race. another Bud Grant-even when he As is shown by one of the team diving is having his picture taken there is while the other girls wait for their no expression on his face to say if teammates to finish so they can start. the team is wining or losing. 16 Dianne Kucala Co-Captain of the girls swim team is a little tired after the race. The other Co-Captain is Brenda Messer. The DLS KICKS Girls Soccer Diane Higgins, Jean Wojack, Lisa Garver, Maria Kauffmann. Row 2-Mary Shrake, Lisa LaBrie, Juli Wolyniec, Sue Shrake, Sue O'Neil. Row 3-Kris Anderson, Regina Wolyniec, JoJo Dietrich, Ann Vos. FOR THE RECORD: De Opponent Regina 3 2 Holy Angels 2 5 St. Louis Park 0 3 Brady 2 0 Regina 1 0 Holy Angels 0 3 Brady 3 0 We are sorry about the lack of Soccer pictures, but. . . an elephant stepped on the camera ... or maybe you will believe this, we left the film on the Subway! ... 17 CC Runners are No Dreamers De La Salle's Cross-Country team turned the dream of most high school athletes into a reality this year by making it to State. They predicted that they would go after only a few meets and sizing up the compeition. People may have thought they were dreaming, but they made it and tied for 8th place. Determination was the key throughout the year, and every meet was a display of speed and energy, from start to finish. Above: Kevin McKenna shows off his physique, along with the first place trophy from the De La Salle Invitational. Tired though he is, Mike O'Neill looks a bit worried about the outcome of the race. Right: Pat Osgood, De's 1 runner in the State Meet, heads for the finish line. Since he is only a sophomore, other runners will be hearing his name for a couple of years. 18 CC statistician Mary Johnson didn't need a major in Math. The team kept the scores low. Team and fans show that Islanders are 1!!!! Right: A few of the spectators talk to Coach Gary Myskevitz, outlining their strategy to mug all the runners from the other teams. Wojack and Hanson show the pain of a 3-mile run. Onlookers look the other way as Ozzie runs by. 19 A Family Affair From Coaches To Captains To a TEAM with Trophies FOR THE RECORD: S.T.A. Invitational Catholic School Invitational H.A. Invitational DLS Invitational North Invitational Rockford Invitational Winsted Invitational Conference Meet District 17A Region 5A State Meet 2nd 1st 4th 1st 1st 1st 1st 3rd 1st Captains Front: Louis Wojack with District 17A and Rockford champion-1st ship trophies, Kevin McKenna with DLS Invitational and Region 5A trophies. Coaches Back: Paul Ruff and Gary Myskevitez. THE TEAM OF CHAMPIONS Left to right from Front: M. Hanson V. Wallander L. Wojack D. Johnson T. Wojack K. McKenna G. Lindseth T. Bryant P. Osgood T. Kennedy J. Meyer J. Eckblad M. O'Neill G. Vos G. Janikula Asst. Coach P. Ruff S. Johnson C. Auvin Coach G. Myskevitz P. Lynch A. Wolf Stats-M. Johnson 20 Follies of Freshman Football Front: A. Cerisier, M. Dols, R. Stephenson, J. Cassidy, 0. Hogan. Middle: S. Fland-rick, D. O'Neil, M. Grengs, Coach S. Gothmann, J. Smith, T. Osgood, C. Sullivan. Back: G. Boeser, T. McDonough, T. Herman, C. Mazurek, D. Olmstead, D. Woyak, C. Dolezal. 21 Football 79 Top Left: Dan Kaiser stays in the pocket until the last second then releases the ball to one of his receivers down field. Top Right: The ref raises his arm to signal a DELASALLE TOUCHDOWN! Avove: Mike Friestleben makes one of many receptions this season. Right: Mike Ingalls kicks off to start the Homecoming game. Below Left: The captains from their respective clubs meet to shake hands before the game. Below Right: It is the middle of the season and this dummy still does not know how to get into a football stance. 22 The DeLaSalle Football Team First Row: Al Romportl, Mike Ingalls, Don Kolhoff, Bill Fimon. Second Row: Scott Zier-den, George Abraham, Coach James Ness, Dan Fisher, John Torborg. Third Row: Dan Kaiser, George Eckblad, Keith Parks, Robert Jacob, Tim Weiss, Steve Delehanty. Forth Row: Mike Stock, Dale Hardy, Mike Friestleben, Dennis Mruz, Joe Carson, Martin Mazurs, Brian Nichols, John Buszta. Below: Al Romportl makes a nice running catch. Below Right: Quarterback Dan Kaiser appears to get away from one tackier, but here comes another to take him down. FOR THE RECORD: De Opponent Golden Valley 0 7 Annandale 19 44 Benilde- 6 19 St. Margaret's Rochester Lourdes 24 68 St. Bernard's 8 26 Holy Angels 10 14 Brady 8 20 Grace 14 24 St. Agnes 28 29 23 De La Salle Varsity Cheerleaders Left to Right: Mary Boeser, Judy Dudziak, Dianne Sund, Ann Johnson, Ann Soltys, Pat McCulloch, Geralyn Meyer, Mickey McCulloch, Kris Anderson, Peggy Torburg, Theresa Fisher, not shown Sue O'Neil. We are feeling G-O-O-D! 24 Perfect at last! The 1979 Football Cheerleaders were a few more in number than usual, with a squad of 13. This created a few problems with organization, but with the season underway they overcame any difficulties. The Cheers Rang Out! Left: Theresa can not figure it out. 25 Homecoming 1980 26 ROYALTY ARE CROWNED Freshman Prince and Princess: Thomas McDonough, Tracy Cersier. Juniors: Warren Hildreth, Sue O'Neil. Seniors: Mike McGuire, Diane Kucala, King and Queen: Joe Carson, Joanne Dietrich. Senior Attendents: Mike Hennessy, Maria Dorr, Mike Suek, Pat McCulloch. Sophomore Prince and Princess: Scott Janikula, Maria Kauffman. 27 Homecomi Many Islanders got involved in the annual homecoming game. It was a fun-filled event and a true success, even though the team couldn't quite pull off the win against Brandy. ng Football — De vs. Brady The Long and Winding Road The dance was also quite a success with over 50 couples in attendance. Mary Shrake, Lori Krawczynski, Molly Hennessy, Kerry Kenny, Founders of the Lonely Hearts Club. 29 Another Spanky Production Here's our story. You could have used the bathroom and not the ladies leg. Zue, Zue, Zue I love you honey. No autographs please. Lets see some skin. 30 Above Left: . . and they ALL got together. Above Right: Jeffery, darling . . Center: Cast and Crew, 1st row, Pat De Gross, Jim Eckblad, Carol Suek, Laura Hoffman, Connie Ridemour, Scott Fleming, April Riddle, Director, Brother Chris, John Pauquette, Chris Auvin, Bill Fimon, Pat McCulloch, Steve Johnson, Martin Mazurs. 2nd row, Bill Jablonski, Louis Wojack, Kevin McKenna, John Kennedy, Bridget Cassidy, Maria Dorr, Mike Suek, Sue Shrake, Terry Walsh, Barry Peterson, Eric Matson, Tim Hart, Dave Wilhelm. 3rd row, Tom Kudla, Steve Dele-hanty, Rosy Nemeth, Carrol Owen, Karen Jesper-son, Pam Larson, Micky McCough, Diane Ku-cala, Judy Dudziak, Rich Molumby, Vince Walt-ander, Anita Hoffman. 4th row, Debbie Tabor, Kris Anderson, Kathy Gulacheck, Anna Salchert, Tom LaDuke, Greg Le Clair, Phyllis Renee, Margaret Nemeth, Kathy Wilner. Left: The Orchestra: 1st row, Peggy Baier, Regina Wolynick, Maria Kauffman, Al Romportal, Dennis Hostetler. 2nd row, Scott Fleming, Director Steve Pumper, Dan Krowlikowski, Mike Duffy, Martin Vorhes. 31 Sadie Hawkins—Ladies' Choice What's that perfume you're wearing? This year's Sadie Hawkins Dance was a great success. The Student Union did a fantastic job with the decoration and organization, and all present made their own contribution to the rustic atmosphere. Big hits like visits to jail and Marrying Sam made Sadie a night to remember! A little Gospel inspiration to help pass the time in jail . . . Don't these men look melancholy? Next please! 32 Mike McGuire leads the room in a lively revival of an old favorite-Crack the Whip. Dave Baumtrog looks around for a means of escape from the clutches of Marryin' Sam: Let's see if 1 can sneak away! Girls . . . PLEASE! No fraternizing with the prisoners. 33 Second Trimester Begins . . . They banned winter football, but that didn't stop us! 34 35 36 Girls Basketball, Liske's Angels Mary Loso, Bev Hardy, Kathy Gulachek, Carol Suek, Jayne Carson, Ann Jacob, Jean Wojack, Coach Barry Listie, Karen Duzik, Tracy Ceriser, Ann Yantos, Bridget Cassidy, Mary Shrake, Sue Reynolds, Co-Captains: Joane Dietrich, Sue Shrake. The team gathers around Coach Liske to listen to his strategy about what they should do to start scoring again. 38 Sue Shrake goes for the steal, but they make the pass anyway. Sue Shrake encounters tough defense as she is stuck in corner and looking for help. Mary Shrake gives Tracy Cerisier a perplexed look as she tries to figure out what the coach is saying to them. 39 « Frosh and Sophs Score in Buckets Freshman Squad: Paul Eidem, Ray Stephenson, Jaime Cassidy, Tom McDonough. Row 2 Steve Salchert, Chris Mazurek, Dave Peterson, Jeff Baker, Todd Herman, Chris Dolezal. Sophomore Squad: Matt Marrin, Pete Mazurs, Tom Quinn, Steve Shrake, Joe Hyser; Row 2-Dan Fisher, Brian Nichols, Steve Benner, John Torborg, Chris Speidel. THE BASKETBALL SCENE Basketball Team Pulls in Wins Harlan Hill shoots for two against Brady. Above: Dan Reynolds leaps to control the tip. Right: Joe Carson shows good form on the free throw line. Far Right: Mike Friestleben jumps wildly, but still manages to score two against Waconia. Below Left: Coach Joe Shrake gives the ref his view on what happened. Below Center: Dan Kaiser tells Harlan what he thinks of the game so far. Below Right: Pete Dotray shows good arc on this shot. 42 Our Islander Team: Back-Steve Shrake, Casey Reynolds, Scott Zierden, Rod Jacob, Kevin McCaleb, Dan Reynolds, Dennis Mur , Pete Dotray, Dale Hardy, Joe Kucala, Dan Kaiser, Al Romportal, Harlan Hill. Front-Co-Captain Joe Carson, Coach Joe Shrake, Co-Captain Mike Friestleben. FOR THE RECORD: De Opponent Christ Household of Faith 89 45 Marshall U. 62 83 St. Anthony 66 55 St. Bernards 63 49 Rochester Lourdes 57 62 St. Agnes 79 60 Holy Angels 63 57 Brady 84 51 Grace 71 68 St. Paul Harding 52 48 Benilde-St. Margaret's 67 73 St. Bernards 84 48 Rochester Lourdes 55 61 St. Agnes Holy Angels 76 46 Brady 94 66 Grace 74 58 Benilde-St. Margaret's 58 59 Minnehaha Academy 80 35 Waconia 49 46 Marshall U. 51 63 Far Left: Team Captains, Carson and Friestleben. Above Center Left: Carson goes up with Freese as he grabs a rebound against Bemlde. Lower Center Left: DLS bench shows its spirit during district playoffs against Waconia. 43 Basketball Cheerleaders 1 The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders kept busy this year organizing game buses and assemblies. They kept the fans cheering from the first non-conference game 'til the inevitable District game against Marshall U. Co-captains Mary Boeser and Theresa Fisher kept the squad organized and in top form. It was a great season! Left to Right: Mary Boeser, Pat McCulloch, brenda Messer, Mickey McCulloch, Kris Anderson, Peggy Torborg, Theresa Fisher, Geralyn Meyer. Frosh and Sophs Cheer Teams on! Freshman Cheerleading Squad: Left to right-Wendy Hazelrigg, Lisa Johnson, Kerry Kenney, Chris Blank, Chris Bertch, Lisa Peterson, Lori Krawczynski. Right: Sophomore Squad-Barb Brynstad, Laurie Paquette, Erzsi Nemeth, Michele Friestleben, Tara Kennedy. 46 Danceline is Source of Rhythm Above: The DLS Danceline-Artie Cunningham, Sandy Schneider, Joan Banks, Aita Hoffman, Jean Banks, Kathy Wilner. This Year's Danceline worked hard to come up with new dance and music styles. They performed at assemblies (shown here) and at basketball half-times. With only eight members, the choice of dance routines was limited, but the girls seemed to overcome this difficulty and gave us a number of well planned dances. The Danceline has only been in existence on the Island for three years, but it is fast becoming another De tradition. 47 Grapplers Get Tough Front: Vince Wallander, Steve Williams, Bill Fimon, Greg Fimon, Brian Durand, Pat Osgood. Back: Jeff Sheetz, Steve Foster, Eric Mattson, Dave Voigt, Coach Steve Gothmann, Keith Parkes, John Meyer, Brian Scott, Mike Ingalls. Going . . . Going . . . 48 Gone, as once again the Islander gets ready to pin his man. Every minute of practice helps. This is a familiar sight during wrestling season. Newly Founded —The DLS Ski Club 49 The Ski Club was something new this year. Members skied every Wednesday, and the climax of the season was a trip to Thunder Bay, Canada. The Christmas Concert The singers A Holiday Inspiration . . . and the musicians 50 Convocations Here we have a career seminar, sponsored by the Counselling Department. At right, Mr. Cunningham describes black outlook and philosophy. This talk was sponsored by the Social Studies Department. Departments within the school sponsored a number of convocations this year. These enabled students to gain outside knowledge into a few things that the school doesn't have in its curriculum. LUNCH! Parents of students gave their time to assist with the hot lunch program. 51 The End Draws Near Warm weather returns and we are all attracted to outside activities. Juniors and, especially, Seniors realize that if they don't get their work in, they may not make it to graduation. Making up time for Bro. Chris can be a killer. What's the matter with you Dan? You've got plenty of work to do! Mostly though, Spring is a time for CUTTING LOOSE! 52 53 Treasure Island Bring in $ As usual, the Faculty put on their annual Treasure Island skit at the Kick-Off assembly. This year's was a portrayal of classroom life, controlled only by the Teacher (Student Union President Diane Kucala). This annual event is held in an effort to get Students involved and enthusiastic about the drive and festival. Here we see faculty members in their roles as students before (upper right) and after (center right) the chaotic performance. The Festival itself included a variety of activities: Monte Carlo Night, Bingo, International foods, crafts, children's games, and dancing in the Beer Garden to the music of the Happy Wanderers. 54 Mm-Mm good! At left: Treasure Islanders dance to the beat of the Happy Wanderers. Above: Mrs. Mruz is led, exausted, off the dance floor by her son Dennis and Greg Kaiser. 55 Ann, Katie, and Bill doing what they do best. .. Chowing Down! 56 SPORTS De Slams Hard in Baseball Our swingers enjoyed a number of successful games this year. Some were victorious. Some were not. But all were well played, both in offense and in defense. It was a team and a season for the Islanders and Coach Johnson to be proud of. Since the team was absent when pictures were taken (out on the field, no doubt) the members are listed here and we've tried to get as many of the guys into the pictures as possible. MIKE HENNESSY KEVIN McCALEB PETE DOTRAY DALE HARDY ROB JACOB DAN KAISER DENNIS MRUZ JOE SCHNEIDER DAVE WILHELM1 SCOTT ZIERDEN BOB FABIAN JOE HYSER CHRIS SPEIDEL JOHN TORBORG 58 FOR THE RECORD: De Opponent Holy Angels 0 12 Brady 6 5 St. Agnes 2 3 Breck 7 3 St. Bernards 1 2 Grace 8 12 Mpls. Lutheran 3 2 Benilde-St. Margaret's 5 2 Holy Angels 7 3 Brady 3 2 St. Agnes 11 4 St. Bernards 12 1 Benilde-St. Margaret's 1 3 Grace b 3 59 Track Scores the Points Track Team: Row 1-Louis Wojack, Tim Bryant, Steve Johnson, Kevin McKenna, Greg Lindseth, Tim Kennedy. Row 2-Mary Shrake, Michele Friestleben, Peg Baier, Laurie Paquette, Tara Kennedy, Erzsi Nemeth, Chris Blank. Row 3—Coach Bill Johnson, Steve Meyer, Pat Osgood, Fernando Reynoso, Nick Marentic, Greg Vos, Pete Lynch, Dave Johnson, Andy Wolf, Ron Dubay, Keith Parkes, Al Romportl. This year's team had a good season. It was the first time in DLS track history that girls lasted through the whole season, and scored any points. This was Michele Friestleben's 4th place ribbon. Six members scored at the District meet, for a total of 33 points. Louis Wojack placed 4th in the 800 m. and Kevin Mc-Kennea placed 5th in the 2 mile, for a total of 6 points at Regions. Also at the Region meet was the Mile Relay team-Steve Johnson, Louis Wojack, Al Romportl, and Greg Lindseth. The infamous (and actually non existent) Pole Vault Relay team gets into practice. 60 Softball Is For Swingers Below: Anne Yantos with the old softball-in-the-glove routine. Below: Maria demonstrates how she pitched a no-hitter. Softball Team: Row 1-Mary Schneider, Anne Yantos, Kate lrmiter, Mary Loso. Row 2-Sue Reynolds, Maria Kauffmann, Janet Thill, Colleen Strand, Kathy Krasky. Row 3-Maria Rucke, April Riddle, Lori Jablonski, Coach Steve Gothmann, Chris Bertch, Bridget Cassidy, Karen Dziuk. Our Racqueteers The Tennis Team: Jeff Buechele, Janina Zmuda, Brian Durand, Sue Thompson, Kathy Willner. Row 2-Barb Bryn-stad, Tom Quinn, Brian Scott, Coach Bro. Michael Callahan, Donna Stoneberg, Karen Jespersen. Golf Mr. Anderson took a vacation this year, and turned the Golf Team over into the hands of Bro. Larry Walsh. Sadly, we were unable to get a team picture. The photo day just happened to be on the same day as one of the team's meets. However, congratulations to all those who participated. B-Squad Baseball Again a badly planned photo-taking session was the problem here. In fact, it was the same day! We're really sorry guys, but we promise to get ya next year. (Just make sure that you all go out again!) 62 Spring Sports Banquet After all the efforts put out in the athletic area-the victories, the defeats, and the overall sense of achievement-the teams and coaches came together for a final celebration meal. Food was served buffet style, Mrs. Johnson at the kitchen end. Above: Steve Roth introduces the evening's entertainment. Center: The comedy team of Mark Johnson and Rusty Hinges had everyone in stitches. Here Rusty pitches a baseball to a young aspiring athlete. Below: Just one of the many teams recognized at the banquet, the wrestling squad lines up to receive their awards. 63 Seniors Are Recognized Above: Bro. Henry and Mrs. Kaiser handed out awards. Here, members of NHS received their certificates and congratulations. They would wear gold braid at graduation. The Senior Mass and Breakfast is an annual event. This year, Seniors and their families attended mass at Our Lady of Lourdes church. Father Larry returned to celebrate, and members of the Senior class chose the songs and gave the readings. Afterwards, everyone trouped over to De for breakfast and the re-issuing of Senior Awards. The speaker was Charlie Brown. Congratulations to the Senior Class for many jobs well done! 64 The Awards VALEDICTORIAN-Diane Kucala SALUTATORIAN Sue Shrake ACADEMIC-ART-Ann Vos BAND-Steve Johnson BUSINESS-Mark Keenan CHORUS-Mia Dorr ENGLISH -Judy Dudziak HOME EC-Debbie Tabor LANGUAGE-Sue Shrake MATH-Boniface Lee RELIGION-Bev Hardy SCIENCE-Mike Suek SOCIAL STUDIES-Diane Kucala OUT OF SCHOOL-ATHENA-Sue Shrake FIRSTBANK- Diane Kucala Kevin McKenna KIWANIS-Diane Kucala PROJECT 120-Theresa Grantz ROTARY CLUB-Diane Kucala ST. JOHN'S UN1VERSITY- Mike McGuire EXTRA-CURRICULAR-CHEERLEADING Mary Boeser DEBATE SPEECH-Barry Peterson DRAMA-Rich Molumby JOURNALISM-Ann Vos KEY CLUB-Kevin McKenna STUDENT UNION - Diane Kucala YEARBOOK-Mary Boeser ISLANDER-Mary Boeser Jo Dietrich Judy Dudziak Mike Friestleben Bill Jablonski Kevin McKenna Rozy Nemeth Jeff Sheetz Mike Suek Debbi Tabor Louis Wojack ATHLETIC- BASEBALL- Mike Hennessy Kevin McCaleb BASKETBALL- Sue Shrake Mike Friestleben CROSS COUNTRY-Kevin McKenna FOOTBALL-Mike Friestelben GOLF-Doug Gruidl SOCCER-Sue Shrake SOFTBALL-Kate Irmiter SWIMMING-Diane Kucala TRACK-Louis Wojack VOLLEYBALL-Kate Irmiter WRESTLING-Jeff Sheetz OUTSTANDING ATHLETE- Mike Friestleben, Sue Shrake PARTICIPATION- Rozy Nemeth Kevin McKenna DE LA SALLE STUDENT-Sue Shrake Diane Kucala Underclassmen Excel Too! Underclassman Awards were held outside this year, at the Nicollet Island Park. Once again, Mrs. Kaiser and Bro. Henry did the honors. Mr. Fleming and the Band provided the entertainment. Each outstanding student in each academic area was awarded a certificate of merit. 65 Spring Concert—Musical Magic This year the De La Salle chorus and band got together to present an outstanding Spring Concert. It was an experience enjoyed by everyone, including the performers themselves. The audience showed their approval by their thunderous applause. Above Right: The Select Chorus waits to begin their next number. Center: A few of the music students kicked up some dust as they danced to One. Below Left: The Chorus shows a lot of emotion. Below Right: The Band played a big part in the success of the show. 66 EXTRA—CURRICU LARS DELTA BAND 67 Student Union Governs The Whole Wild Bunch: Moderator Bro. Kenneth, Treasurer Ann Vos, President Diane Kucala, Vice-President Kate Irmiter, Publications Manager Janet Thill. Row 2- Sue Shrake, Leslie Stenger, Mike Suek, Judy Dudziak. Row 3 Mia Dorr, Debbie Tabor, Kris Anderson, Mary Boe-ser, Pat McCulloch. Row 4 - Mary Loso, Lori Jablonski, Paula Christie, Mary Shrake. Row 5-Theresa O'Neill, Mary Kauffmann, Carol Suek, Peggy Piatt, Chris Bertch. Row 6- Greg LeClaire, Mickey McCulloch, Steve Delehanty, Dennis Mruz, Jayne Carson, Mary Kraskey. Just one of the many, many Student Union activities. Carnation Day (Valentine's Day) was a huge success. 68 Speech and Debate Return Although not a new activity on the Island, the Speech and Debate teams enjoyed renewed popularity. The members were, for the most part, upperclassmen. Some members used their new skills to participate in the High School Bowl, where De La Salle challenged Concordia High School. Participants in Speech and Debate: Anita Hoffman, Joan Banks, Carol Owen, latresia Childers Standing: Randy Ridenour, Diane Kucala, Mike McGuire, Mr. Denis Wadley, Kevin McKenna, Bill Fimon, Barry Peterson Mr. Wadley has made a great effort to bring about the return of many traditional activities that have slipped out of the De La Salle curriculum. In addition to rejuvenating Speech and Debate, he also offers Honors Courses, including Shakespeare and Philosophy. 69 At. Right: Bill Fimon finds it difficult to concentrate on his test as he thinks of his upcoming speech. Islander Staff Picks Up the News Left to Right: Moderator Steve Roth, Mickey McCulloch, Debbie Tabor, Mary Boeser, Judy Dudziak, Bill Jablonski, Louis Wojack, Mike Suek, Editor Ann Vos, Kate Irmiter, Sue Thompson, Diane Kucala, Sue Shrake, Lana Hofecker. Many others, not shown here, contributed also to work on the paper. This year's newspaper was more well-organized than in the past. The paper has grown into its former 4-page self. Steve Roth, as moderator lent much of his nonexistent time. Ann Vos (right) was the Islander's moving spirit, filling her role as Editor, and doing the work of half the staff. If there was no news, Ann made some up! Far Right: Steve Roth and his enthusiastic smile. 70 ,«tr The National Honor Society Mr. Anderson, as moderator of the National Honor Society, started out the year with, You can be either an active or a passive Society ' Well, the unspoken choice was evidently passive. Members of NHS met faithfully once a month for doughnuts, and for Memorial Day, put flags on the graves at Fort Snelling. 1980 NHS Seniors: MARY BOESER PAT McCULLOCH JOE DIETRICH ROZY NEMETH MIA DORR ANNA SALCHERT JUDY DUDZIAK SUE SHRAKE BILL FIMON JEFF SHEETZ THERESA GRATZ LESLIE STENGER KATIE IRMITER MIKE SUEK MARY T. JOHNSON TERRY WALSH DIANE KUCALA BONIFACE LEE LOUIS WOJACK Juniors: STEVE DELEHANTY PAULA LARSON PETE DOTRAY MICKEY McCULLOCH DALE HARDY DENNIS MRUZ ROB JACOB CAROL OWEN JOE KUCALA AL ROMPORTL JANET THILL 71 New Director Energizes Music Dept. The Band: Row 1-Regina Wolyniec, Connie Ridenour, Chris Blank, Dean Scott, Monica Williams, Dave Metty, Janet Bruins, Phyllis Lucey, Carol Owen. Row 2-Dennis Hostetler, Peg Baier, Wendy Hazelrigg, Karen Hostetler, Kaye Martin, Greg Janikula, Steve Johnson, Keith Parkes, Erzsi Nemeth, Jeff Sheetz, Al Romportl. Row 3-Kim Bartell, Angela Fried, Debbie Miles, Keith Cline, Guy Beaulieu, Tim Bryant, Dan Krolikowski, Mike Duffy, Nick Marentic, Peter Nych. Row 4-Greg Fimon, Tom Osgood, Warren Hildreth, Greg Wenthe, Steve Pumper, Stan Wolyniec, Pat Osgood, Martin Vorhes, Mike Overbo, Mary Shrake, Margaret Nemeth, Director Scott Fleming. The newly established Pep Band added extra spitit to football and basketball games . . . 72 Chorus Sings Out Concert Chorus: Row 1 Cathy Willner, Lisa Johnson, Vince Wallander, Jaime Cassidy, Louis Wo-jack, Tom Kudla, Bernadette Cassidy, Director Scott Fleming. Row 2-Julie Sal-chert, Michelle Klath, Connie Ridenour, Casey Reynolds, Bob Ramirez, Sean Cassidy, Sharon Billington, Barb Schouweiler, Peggy Torborg. Row 3-Bridget Cassidy, Jayne Carson, Dan Molumby, Mike Duffy, Bill Jablonski, Mary Johnson, Barry Peterson, Keith Cline, Sue Reynolds, Diane Gruidl. Select Chorus: Row 1 - Mary Olson Bernadette Cassidy, Colleen Strand, Cathy Wilner, Maria Dorr. Row 2 — Al Romportl, Dan Stock, Bridget Cassidy, Karen Jespersen, Eric Mattson, Martin Bedor. Row 3-Dan Molumby, Mark McCauley, Mike Suek, John Kennedy, director Scott Fleming. 73 The Delta Struggle The Staff: Sitting-Debbi Tabor, Editor Mary Boeser, Moderator Bro. Michael Callahan, Chris Graskow. Standing - Theresa Gratz, Rozy Nemeth, Anita Hoffman, Louis Wojack, Judy Dudziak, Bill Joblonski, Ann Vos, Mike Suek, Chris Weitzel, Robbie Quelland, Jim Mashek, Lisa Temple. The yearbook had an optimistic beginning, with a comparatively HUGE staff. Many were discouraged, however, when they found that they were expected to finish the '79 book. The Activity Period was a help, in that it brought a few new members, but was discontinued at the critical point-the last few weeks. Summer meetings became necessary, but few people were faithful into the warm weather. Somehow we DID get through it. (a little late but better late than never!) Right: Room 227 became the yearbook workroom. Desks were rearranged and everything was brought down so that we'd have it all together. 74 Sue O'Neil tries to figure out what the heck all this mess is about. Mike Suek works far into the afternoon. Key Club is Service Row 1-Officers: Joe Kucala, Dennis Mruz, Kevin McKenna, Greg Lindseth, Pete Lynch. Row 2-Joe Hyser, Steve Delehanty, Pat Osgood, Moderator Paul Ruff, Andy Wolf, Barry Peterson, Paul Babekuhl, John Torborg. Row 3-Greg Kaiser, Greg Janikula, Dave Wilhelmi. 77 JEAN BANKS-St. Stephen; U of M GEORGE ABRAHAM Holy Cross; College of St. Thomas NICKNAME Abe AMBITION-Stock broker ACTIVIT1ES-FB 1-4 TR 1-3 BB 1 WR 2 FAVORITE EXPRESSION - “What a dork! REMEMBERD MOST throwing apple pies at Hudson CHRISTOPHER AUVIN Ascension; U of M NICKNAME-Chris KRISTEN ANOERSON-Ascension; Metropolitan C.C. NICKNAME-Kris AMBITION -to be more independent and to find my rainbow ACTIVITIES-CH 1-2,4 Dl 3 SOC 3-4 MUS 4 SU 4 ANC 1-2 TR 1 FAVORITE EXPRESSION -“No, I'm serious! REMEMBERED MOST the hours spent making up time with Bro. Chris. JOAN BANKS St. Stephen; Metropolitan C.C. NICKNAME-Sweet Chocolate AMBITION to help unwanted childern as though they were mine ACTIVITIES Tr 1 DL 2-4 1SL 3-4 TEN 4 CHOR 2 4 ANC 2 MUS 3 FAVORITE EXPRESSION “Honey, please! REMEMBERED MOST - the friends I found THELMA BANKS-St. Stephen; Work MARTIN BEDOR-Holy Rosary; Work LAWRENCE BRYANT St. Bridget; U of M NICKNAME-Larry SHARON BILUNGTON-South Parks; Metropolitan C.C. MARY BOESER Holy Cross; College of St. Thomas NICKNAME Mare AMBITION -to understand others, make them happy, and have a great life ACTIVITIES CH 1-4 SU 1-4 DELTA 3-4 ISl 3-4 NHS 3-4 TORCH 3 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Hey baby! REMEMBERED MOST Sophomore Class picnic. Cheerleading OANIEL CARPENTER Annunciation; Dunwoody T.l. NICKNAME Dan AMBITION -to have no money worries ACTIVITIES-GOL 1 4 SKI 4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION- Froch chstdu REMEMBERED MOST Freetime CHRISTOPHER BURNS-Annunciation; U of M NICKNAME-Chris AMBITION-to make more money than I could possibly spend and have a great time with it ACTIVITIES MUS 3-4 SPAN 4 ISl 4 REMEMBERED MOST-trip to Spain JOHN BUSZTA Holy Cross; Army National Guard NICKNAME - Buzz, Jack AMBITION cop ACTIVITIES TR 1-2 FB 2-4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Speed man, speed! REMEMBERED MOST getting suspended JOSEPH CARSON Ascension; Hamline University NICKNAME-Joe AMBITION success in a music career ACTIVITIES -TR 1 CC 1-2 88 1-4 FB 4 BAND 1-2 BERNADETTE CASSIDY Ascension NICKNAME-Bemie AMBITION -to be a good Catholic, and to be rich and famous ACTIVITIES- CHOR 2 4 REMEMBERED MOST-my friends and the good times JOANNE DIETRICH St. Margaret Mary; MAVTI NICKNAME Jo-Jo, Jo AMBI TION to be happy and well off in life ACTIVITIES GBB 1-4 FB 1-2 SOC 3-4 DL 2 FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Hey cats! REMEMBERED MOST the good dances freshman year with live bands MARIA DORR-Ascension; Macalaster College NICKNAME - Mia AMBITION to feel ready to die when the time comes ACTIVITIES CH (wr) 2 CHOR 2 4 MUS 3-4 SU 4 ANC 1-2 PATRICK DEGROSS South Parks; Vo-Tech NICKNAME-Pat AMBITION Computer, electronic engineer, or pilot ACTIVITIES-MUS 4 REMEMBERED MOST - Rubber Ducky in the talent show, boring classes MICHAEL DUFFY Holy Cross; Bell and Howell NICKNAME Mike, Duff AMBITION to make it in the career I choose ACTIVITIES BAND 1 4.SW 2-3 GOL 3 CC 2 MUS 3-4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION That's beside the point REMEMBERED MOST working on the musical all night RICHARO DZIUK-St. Anne; St. Mary NICKNAME-Rich, Duck JUDITH DUDZIAK-Holy Cross; U of M NICKNAME-Judy, Spa , Gypsy AMBITION-to travel the world ACTIVITIES CH1-4 MUS 4 SU 1-4 DELTA 4 ISL 4 TORCH 3 NHS 3-4 FAVORITES EXPRESSION - Oh heave! REMEMBERED MOST-Mike Maltese in sophomore Biology GEORGE ECKBALD Ascension; Staples Vo-Tech AMBITION - to bench, happy and successful ACTIVITIES FA 1-4 BSB 1-2,4 WR 1 KEY 2-3 SU 1-2 FAVORITE EXPRESSION- Hey Buzz; Hey Duck REMEMBERED MOST great people and good times WILLIAM FIMON - Holy Rosary; MAVTI NICKNAME-Bil! STEVEN FOSTER H.awatha; Metropoli tan C.C. NICKNAME Steve MARIE GRENGS-South Parks; Minneapolis Business College AMBITION to travel to as many countries as possible; to become successful in my career MICHAEL FRIESTLEBEN-Incarnation; College of St. Thomas NICKNAME-Freese, Mike AMBITlON-to make it ACTIVI-TIES-BB 1-4 FB 1-4 BAND 1-3 FAVORITE EXPRESSION -“Get off me! REMEMBERED MOST-the people THERESA GRATZ- Ascension; U of M MICHAEL HANSON-St. Anne; Golden Valley Lutheran College NICKNAME-Buck, Mike AMBITION- something in the area of sports; a happy life ACTIVI-TIES--BB 1-3 BSB 21CC 4 DELTA 4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION-“You are gay REMEMBERED MOST-the many nice people MICHAEL HENNESSY-Holy Cross; College NICKNAME-Mike AMBITION Pro baseball ACTIVITIES 8SB 1-4 CC 3 REMEMBERED MOST-CC junior year THERESA HEALEY Kingsbury; Nor-mandale C.C. JOHN ILAUG-Incarnation MICHAEL INGALLS-South Parks; U of M CATHERINE IRMITER-Incarnation; Hamline University NICKNAME Katie, Kate AMBITION-to fulfill all that I attempt, and be satisfied with what I have ACTIVITIES - VB 1-4 SB 2-4 CH 1-2 MUS 4 SU 3-4 ISL 4 NHS 3-4 RE-' MENBERED MOST-T-Ping Casey's house BEVERLY HARDY Incarnation; Comm. College NICKNAME - Bev AMBITION to get the best out of my education ACT IV1TIES —GBB 1,3-4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Don't touch me-I'll tell my boyfriend REMEMBRED MOST the crowded radiator in the A to B-building hall MATHEW HEINZ Basilica of St. Mary; U of M-Duluth NICKNAME Matt PAMELA IVERSON South Parks; Metropolitan C.C. NICKNAME Pam AMBITION - to get out of high school and have some fun! FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Oh you guys! REMEMBERED MOST-the parties and the great people I partied with WILLIAM JABLONSKl Holy Cross; College of St. Thomas NICKNAME Bill AMBITION -to fulfill the goals I have set for myself ACTIVITIES SU 1 -4 MUS 3-4 TR 1 TEN 2 GOL 3 CC 1-2 SW 21 DELTA 4 ISL 4 CHOR 4 REMEMBERED MOST - the good time I had with my friends MARY JOHNSON Annunciation; Work NICKNAME Mary B. AMBITION to have a good time and be happy ACTIVITIES- FB 1-2 CH 1-2 TR 1 CC (stats) 3-4 CHOR 24 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Oh well REMEMBERED MOST the good times and the crazy things we did on the field KELLY KENNEDY-Bryn Mawr; McGill University, Montreal, Can. AMBITION lawyer ACTIVITIES - ISL 4 MARY JOHNSON-Annunciation; U of M NICKNAME-Mary T. STEPHEN JOHNSON St. Joseph NICK-NAME-Steve DIANE KUCALA St. Bridget; College of St. Benedict AMBITION -to cheerfully walk the path that God has set for me ACTIVITIES SU 1-4 SW 1-4 ISL 3-4 CHOR 3 MUS 4 NHS 3-4 REMEMBER ED MOST - the atmosphere of concern and care that is shared; retreats BONIFACE LEE-La Salle; U of M AMBITION to have a job I like and a successful life ACTIVITIES NHS 3-4 REMEMBERED MOST-the people KEVIN MCALEB-Grand Haven, Michigan AMBITION-to play baseball as long as possible ACTIVITIES-BB 1-4 BSB 1-4 REMEMBERED MOST-the first couple of weeks when I came to De and didn't know anyone MARK MCCAULEY Nativity; College of St. Thomas MARTIN MAZURS-Ascension; work NICKNAME-Sleepyhead AMBITION get an apartment with George and Rich and have parties every night ACTIVITIES FB 4 MUS 4 REMEMBERED MOST-Getting drunk before school MICHAEL MCGUIRE-Annunciation; St. John's University NICKNAME-Mike, McGoo KEVIN MCKENNA Breck, Kenwood; College of St. Mary NICKNAME Kev, Mr. Guideon AMBITION to become a garbage man and live like a slob ACTIV-ITIES-CC 1-4 TR 1-4 BB 1 MUS 4 ISL 2-4 NHS 3-4 KEY 2-4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Jesuitssss .. REMEMBERED MOST-the Crying Room BRENDA MESSER-South Parks; Minnesota Institute of Technology NICK-NAME-Bren AMBITION-to reach the top and be 1!! ACTIVITIES-SW 2-4 CH 1-4 NHS 3-4 TR 1 FAVORITE EXPRESSION -“Hey kids! REMEMBERED MOST-working hard the last week of the trimester RICHARD MOLUMBY South Parks; U of M NICKNAME-Molumby, Rich AMBITION-to graduate ACTIVITIES FB 1-2 MUS 3-4 FAVORITE ESPRES-SION - Oh shit REMEM8ERED MOST-snuggies ROZALIA NEMETH-St. Alphonsus; College of St. Mary NICKNAME Rozy AMBITION to be good at what I do, and make it ACTIVITIES-VB 2-4 GBB (mgr) 2-3 SB (mgr) 1-2, 4 MUS 3-4 DELTA 4 NHS 3-4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION “Ya know REMEMBERED MOST-Hud running through the halls without a shirt or shoes on MARY OLSON South Parks; Metropolitan JOHN PAQUETTE Ascension; U of M NICKNAME Swanny AMBITION to get the most out of who I really am ACTIV ITIES-BSB 1 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Jesuitssss ... REMEMBERED MOST-a day in the Crying Room MICHAEL O'NEILL South Parks; College of St. Thomas ACTIVITIES-FB 1, 3 CC 2,4 REMEMBERED MOST-Cross Country, making it to State NICKNAME -Mike JOHN OSTERBAUER- Resurrection; U of M MITCHELL PEKA-St. Anne; Dunwoody T.l. NICKNAME-Peak, Mitch AMBITION to succeed in life and do something for people, to keep De La Salle going ACTIVITIES TM (TROUBLE MAKING) 1-4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION- Hey man, what's going on? REMEMBERED MOST-the great spirit we all had at De BARRY PETERSON-Johanna; Macalaster College AMBITION Author, PhD, build a hospital for adolescents ACTIVITIES S D 4 HHH Inst. 4 CHOR 4 MUS 4 DELTA 4 KEY 4 Y in G 2-3 FAVORITE EXPRESSION “Let's take a concensus REMEMBERED MOST the last 8 weeks DAVID REYNOLDS Visitation NICKNAME-Casey, Ace AMBITION to become a better Christian; to be a policeman ACTIVITIES B8 1-4 BS8 1-2 CHOR 2-4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION “Happy REMEMBERED MOST being able to know everyone; all the crazy dudes KEVIN RODRIGUEZ St. Bridget; Dun woody T.l. NICKNAME Mike, Julio, Rod AMBITION to live day by day, and take each thing as it comes and goes ACTIVITIES TR 3 CC 2 BAND 1 FAVORITE EXPRESSION -“a-fine REMEMBERED MOST-driving with John Buszta ROGER PIATT-Ascension MICHELE RAYN-St. Anne; Metropolitan EAMON RICE-St. Anne; U of M ANNAMARIE SALCHERT-St. Austin; College of St. Catherine NICKNAME -Anna, Fred AMBITION to become an attorney ACTIVITIES-SW 1-2 GBB 1 VB 2 SOC 3 CHOR 3 MUS 4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Man REMEMBEREO MOST-the girls' demonstration to have the third floor bathroom opened DEAN SCOTT-Visitation JEFFREY SHEETZ-Visitation; St. John's University AMBITION to become a trainer for the Pittsburg Steelers ACTIVI-TIES-FB 1-4 WR 1-4 BAND 1-4 BSB 1 SU 1-3 REMEMBERED MOST -Fresh-man year SUSAN SHRAKE Woodcrest; College of St. Mary NICKNAME Sue, Hooks AMBITION to be happy and successful ACTIVITIES-GBB 1-4 SB 1-2 FB 1-2 SOC 3-4 SU 1-4 ANC 1-2 ISL 3-4 NHS 3-4 BAND 1-2 MUS 3-4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Wanna get decked? REMEMBERED MOST-T-Ping KATHRYN SIKORA -Holy Cross; MAVTI NICKNAME-Kathy VICKI SMITH-Ascension; Vo-Tech NICKNAME-Red AMBITION to be happy in my career; to marry FAVORITE EXPRESSION Hey man! REMEMBERED MOST my friends JONATHAN SHELLEY - Holy Cross; Work NICKNAME-Jon AMBITION-to own my own restaurant FAVORITE EX PR ESS ION- Kinky . . . KAREN SOLTYS-Holy Cross; College of St. Theresa AMBITION job working with the retarded, to marry ACTIVITIES TR 1 OL 2 REMEMBERED MOST my great junior year MICHAEL STOCK St. Anne; Dunwoody T.l. NICKNAME- Mike MICHAEL SUEK-South Parks; Metropolitan C.C. NICKNAME-Mike AMBITION to have money, fun, and fame, travel, meet people, and go to school in a foreign country ACTIVITIES CHOR 2-4 MUS 3-4 SU 4 DELTA 3-4 ISL 3-4 NHS 3-4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Let's go out to eat REMEMBERED MOST-California LESLIE STENGER Ascension; Hamline University NICKNAME Les DEBRA TABOR-Ascension; U of M NICKNAME-Debbi, Debs LISA TEMPLE -St. Anne; Work NICKNAME-Spunky AMBITION - job, marry, long happy life ACTIVITIES - SW 2-3 CH (wr) 2 DELTA 4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Fine. REMEMBERED MOST - freshman year JOHN TURN BERG-Incarnation; Dun-woody T.l. TERENCE WALSH-Annunciation; U of M NICKNAME-Terry, Gunnar, Bird AMBITION - to run around downtown with a box on my head all my life ACTIVITIES BB 2 BSB 1-2 SU 1 DELTA 4 ISL 3-4 MUS 4 RAD BRO 2-4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Prove it all night REMEMBERED MOST-dumping 42 rolls of toilet paper on Kate's house LOUIS WOJACK-Holy Cross; College of St. Thomas NICKNAME-Wadd, Louie AM8ITI0N -fame and money ACTIVI TIES-TR 1 4 CC 2-4 WR 1-2 NHS 3-4 SU 2-3 MUS 3-4 SKI 4 DELTA 4 ISL 4 CHOR 4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION This is really deep REMEMBERED MOST the friends STANLEY WOLYNIEC Holy Cross; Work NICKNAME-Stan MARTIN VORHES-East Elementary, Sheldon, la.; Macalaster College ANN VOS-Holy Cross; College of St. Thomas NICKNAME-Earless AMBITION to have a helluva good time! ACTIVITIES-ACTIVITIES -DELTA 3 4 ISL 3-4 SOC 4 SU 4 REMEMBERED MOST-painting the school parking lot, and being chased by Bro. Henry at 2:30 in the morning v WILLIAM WEISS-Osseo; SERVICE NICKNAME - Bill DOUGLAS GRUIDL-St. Anne; MAVT1 NICKNAME-Doug As always there were those inevitable few Seniors who thought they could avoid the roving eye of the camera. These people were commonly seen dodging around corners and into classrooms. They came up with a multitude of excuses for not having their pictures taken. But the Delta staff searched until they had gone through every possible picture, and we're gloating over the fact that we did find at least one picture of each and every one of these people. You will notice, of course, that a few of these shots were taken at graduation. You will also notice that some of our dodgers still thought they could hide behind those ahead of them in line. Sorry Doug and Ron, but you just weren't sneaky enough! LISA ANDERSON St. Charles NICKNAME-Twiggy AMBITION to graduate and vacation for a long time REMEMBERED MOST-the parties DAVID BAUMTROG St. Anne; undecided NICKNAME-Dave, Baumer PETER HAWN -Visitation NICKNAME Pete DENNIS HOSTETLER-Sheridan MARK KEENAN-South Parks RONALD KLISCH-Holy Cross; Work NICKNAME-Ron DONALD KOLHOFF-Holy Rosary NICKNAME Don PATRICIA MCCULLOCH-Woodcrest; College of St. Catherine NICKNAME-Pat, Dish ACTIVITIES-ANCH 1-2 FB 1-2 CH 2-4 SU 2-4 NHS 3-4 MUS 4 ISL 4 DELTA 4 BAND 1-2 PAUL MIEZWA—St. Anne; Dunwoody T.I. WILLIAM PARISIAN-South Parks; Metropolitan C.C. NICKNAME-B., Bill PAUL SNYDER-Annunciation; Duluth Vo-Tech PETER WAGNER-St. Charles; U of M NICKNAME - Pete, Wags JAMES WORLEY South Parks; NICKNAME -Jim PETER YOUNGREN-St. Anne NICKNAME - Pete 91 DANIEL REYNOLDS-South Parks; Dun woody T.I. NICKNAME-Danny 92 93 The Last Retreat The spring Senior Retreat is an annual event, a last chance for seniors to be together with each other. This year's retreat was at Camp Wilder, and consisted of a variety of activities. Raiding the kitchen was a favorite. Jon Shelley, what are you trying to hide? Many of the girls chose to spend the night inside the cabin. Some spent day and night making themselves lovely. Other girls, and some guys chose the great outdoors. Camping equipment consisted of tents, flashlights, and sweatshirts, to keep warm. Canoeing on the lake was a much sought-after form of relaxation. Bro. Kenneth was head man in the canoeing area, using his own hand-crafted canoe. He was aided as counsellor by Sr. Catherine and Gary. Look at Mike O'Neill! He's in the kitchen again, trying to look innocent, this time with Mike Suek right behind. The line was quickly filled with hungry seniors each time the dinner bell sounded. Mary Johnson joins in on the gossip with Frisbe in hand. 94 95 . . but, when do we get to the Underclassmen? No, not yet. These are Seniors. No, these are teachers. No way. These are alumni. These could be, but they're not. These are just kids. Good Heaven! Let's hope not! 96 We must be getting close . . . HERE they are NOW!! Freshmen Sophomores s Juniors its 97 FRESHMEN John Anderson Jeff Baker Troy Barnard Kim Bartell Chris Bertch Tim Bird Chris Blank Greg Boeser John 8oylan James Cassidy Tracy Cerisier Judy Chandler Latresia Childers 98 Ann Christensen John Christian Gerald Chyrklund Keith Cline Kevin Danielski Chris Dolezal Mike Dols Ron Dubay Paul Eidem Shaun Flandrick Michelle Fraenkel Mary Franklin Angela Fried Angela Gjerde Mark Grengs 99 Allan Gruidl Richard Hary Jeffery Hein Molly Hennessy Wendy Hazelngg Mary Herbert Barry Hofecker Todd Herman Dan Hogan James Hreha Lori Jablonski Alan Jacobson Cindy Jensen Karen Jespersen David Johnson 100 Lisa Johnson Mike Johnston Timothy Kennedy Kerry Kenney Sharon Klisch Chris Kozlak Kathy Kraskey Mary Kraskey Lori Krawcynski Mark Krueger Thomas Kudla Georgia Kuhn Ann Lazor Kenneth Lyons James Mashek 101 Chris Mazurek Joe McCracken Tom McDonough Justin McGowan Dave Metty John Meyer Mike Molumby Kim Mossberg Margaret Nemeth Luke Neuman Bob Novack Dave Olmstead John O'Mara Dan O'Neil Theresa O'Neill 102 Tom Osgood Mike Overbo James Parr Paul Pemble Dave Peterson Lisa Peterson Robbie Quelland Randy Ridenour Maria Rucke Jack Ryan Steve Salchert Brad Sargent San'dy Schneider Howard Schultz Mary Shrake 103 Jim Smith Ray Stephenson Cory Strand Carol Suek Chris Sullivan Joanne Talbot Tammy Tangen Joe Wallerius Chris Weitzel a Chris Wenthe Pat Wickham Monica Williams Tom Willman Kathy Willner Ray Witzman 104 Tom Wojack Julie Wolyniec Dan Woyak SOPHOMORES Peggy Baier Bill Baker Michelle Bandy Guy Beaulieu 105 Joe Belair Steve Benner Jeff Bertch Barb Biskey Barb Brynstad Jeff Buechele James Burroughs Rick Burtson Jayne Carson Andy Cerisier Kovetti Childers Paula Christie Mark Coffin Dave Duffy Brian Durand 106 Jim Eckblad Bob Fabian Dan Fisher Sheldon Fisher Ann Foster Todd Fournier Lindsay Fraenkel Michele Friestleben Kathy Galush Mike Galush John Grant Chris Graskow Diahe Gruidl Wendy Haller Harlan Hill 107 Lana Hofecker Laura Hoffman Lisa Hofstede Karen Hostetler Joe Hyser Lorie Jacob Greg Janikula Tanya Karpiak Maria Kauffmann Tara Kennedy Michele Klath Dave Lenarz Mary Loso Dan Mahan Nick Marentic 108 Matt Marrin Kaye Martin Pete Mazurs Cathy Miles Dawn Nelson Erzsi Nemeth Brian Nichols Kari Nutter Pete Nych Megan 0'8rien Shawn Oglesbee Pat Osgood Laurie Paquette Colleen Patrick Eugene Peters 109 Peggy Piatt Steve Pumper Tom Quinn Sue Reynolds Fernando Reynoso Julie Salchert Mike Salzer Mary Schneider Barb Schouweiler Steve Shrake Chuck Simoneau Mary Singleton V Tom Siwek Jeff Skomra Gary Synder 110 Chris Speidel Matt Spooner Donna Stoneberg Tim Sullivan Sue Thompson John Torborg Brad Trabing John Turpin Dave Voigt Joe Westphal Jean Wojack Andy Wolf Greg Vos Vince Wallander Greg Wenthe 111 JUNIORS Paul Babekuhl Joe Baier Joe Baker Jim Beaulieu 112 Pete Brown Tim Bryant Liz Brynstad Bridget Cassidy Sean Cassidy Artie Cunningham Steve Delehanty Pete Dotray Karen Dziuk Amy Eidem Marie Fenner Greg Fimon Theresa Fisher Mike Garrity Lisa Garver 113 Dan Gibbons Kathy Gulacek Rochelle Hamilton Dale Hardy Tim Hart Diane Higgins Warren Hildreth Anita Hoffman Lisa Hutton Ann Jacob Rob Jacob Mike Janski Ann Johnson Greg Kaiser John Kennedy 114 Bonnie Kesller Galen Klisch Brigid Kowalik Dan Krolikowski Joe Kucala Lisa LaBrie Jay LaChapelle Tom Laduke Pam Larson Paula Larson Mary Lazor Greg LeClaire Greg Lindseth Nancy Martin Eric Mattson 115 Geralyn Meyer Debbie Miles Dan Molumby Dennis Mruz Chris Nordmarken Sue O'Neil Carol Owen Keith Parkes Bill Pulles Bob Ramirez Phyllis Renee Connie Ridenour Beth Ringwalski Al Romportl Jerry Ryan 116 Joe Schneider Brian Scott Dan Stock Colleen Strand Dianne Sund Janet Thill Peggy Torborg Bill Turnberg Tim Weiss Gail Weller Dave Wilhelmi Diane Witzman Anne Yantos Scott Zierden 117 uWe Never Really Say Good-Bye7' Above: Bev Hardy seems unaware that Mike McGuire is admiring her ... urn .. . dress! The 1980 Junior-Senior Prom had everyone in a good mood, as they danced to the sound of Snaps at the Columbia Park Chalet in N.E. Minneapolis. The sounds of the band literally shook the walls. Refreshments, provided by the Student Union, consisted of cake, snacks, and the ever-popular punch. The dance, as usual was a success and smiles were everywhere. Grinning here is Mary Johnson. 118 Below: One of the cuter Prom couples. Rich Dziuk and Brenda Messer. The party scenes were common, both before and after the dance . . . Well, did they really think we spent all that money on tuxes and dresses for only four hours? Above Left: Ann is pretty bored, and can't wait to get going but . . . Judy and Mike (Above Right) are having a lively time in the kitchen. Karen steals the show with her acrobatic tongue, and even the photographer gets into the picture. Below: Diane is taken by surprise by the click of the camera, arms loaded down with all the usual Prom gear. Mike waits impatiently, and Dan “can't wait to get Jiat tie off! 119 All the Grandeur of Graduation The confusion finally subsided as the march down the aisle began. The new Student Union led the procession, followed by the seniors and faculty, trying to remember to keep separated by two pews. Bro. Robert returned to act as Master of Ceremonies. (Remember those Sophomore Bio classes?) Salutatorian Sue Shrake and Valedictorian Diane Kucala gave speeches. Bro. Basil introduced Bishop John Kinney who gave the Commencement Address. Some of the seniors listened attentively. Some did not. At last it was diploma time, but only after shaking hands with the Bishop, Bro. Basil, Mrs. Kaiser, and Mr. Anderson could a graduate return nonchalantly to his seat. Bernadette was honored as De's 10,000th graduate, and received yellow roses. Pat danced, a new form of prayer, to the Chorus' rendition of “You'll Never Walk Alone. The Benediction which followed was led by 8ishop Kinney and Msr. Coates from Ascension parish. Katie gave this Senior Farewell and distributed gifts of appreciation. And when it was all over, the crowd of families and friends spilled out onto the steps of the Basilica to congratulate the ALUMNI! 120 121 122 Nineteen-Hundred Eighty. It will only happen once. For some, it was a time for new experiences, new friends, and a new and different school. For others, the year brought more responsibility, more confidence, and a greater sense of belonging to the close-knit community that IS De La Salle. For De's seniors, it was the final stretch in the race for the end. For many, it was the best part of four years. For still more, it signified the end of Brother Chris's class! But for everyone, 1980 has not yet expired. Nineteen-Hundred Eighty will only happen once. But where the river parts, the Island and De La Salle will exist for many year to come. Make the best of the new decade! 123 INDEX Abraham, George 23, 78, 120 Albert, Bro. 6 Anderson, John 98 Anderson, Kristen 13. 17, 24, 25, 31, 44, 45, 56, 68, 77, 78, 119, 120 Anderson, Mr. Leigh 5, 54, 71, 121 Anderson, Lisa 90 Auvin, Christopher 20, 31, 78, 120 Babekuhl, Paul 75, 112 Baier, Joseph 112 Baier, Margaret 31, 57, 60, 71, 105, 122 Baker, Jeffrey 40, 98 Baker, Joseph 49, 112 Baker, William 105 Bandy, Michelle 105 Banks, Jean 26, 47, 78, 120 Banks, Joan 47, 69, 78 Banks, Thelma 78, 120 Barnard, Troy 98 Barnett, Dawn Bartell, Kim 72, 98 Baumtrog, David 33, 90 Beaulieu, Guy 72, 105 Beaulieu, James 112 Bedor, Martin 50, 51, 73, 78 Belair, Joseph 106 Benner, Steven 3, 40, 106 Bertch, Christine 15, 46, 61, 68, 96 Bertch, Jeffery 49, 106 Billington, Sharon 26, 73, 79 Bird, Timothy 98 Biskey, Barbara 106 Blair, Kevin 90, 120 Blank, Christine 46, 57, 60, 72, 98 Boeser, Gregory 21, 98 Boeser, Mary 13, 24, 25, 26, 33, 44, 45, 56, 64, 68, 70, 71, 74, 77, 79, 120, 128 Bohen, Mr. Jack 5 Bondeson, Mark Boylan, John 98 Braithwaite, Mrs. Elaine 7 Brown, Christine Brown, Peter 97, 113 Bruins, Janet 72 Bryant, Lawrence 34, 79, 120 Bryant, Timothy 19, 20, 50, 60, 72, 113, 122 Brynstad, 8arbara 16, 34, 46, 62, 106 Brynstad, Elizabeth 3, 16, 49, 113 Buechele, Jeffrey 49, 62, 106 Burns, Christopher 79, 120 Burroughs, James 106 Burtson, Richard 106 Buszta, John 13, 23, 77, 79 Callahan, Bro. Michael 5, 10, 62, 74 Campion, Steve Cappo, Michelle Carpenter, Daniel 34, 49, 67, 79, 119, 120 Carson, Jayne 15, 38, 68, 73, 106 Carson, Joseph 27, 41, 42, 43, 45, 23, 52, 56, 76, 79, 120, 122 Cassidy, Bernadette 38, 50, 66, 67, 73, 80, 121, 122 Cassidy, Bridget 14, 15, 30, 31, 37, 50, 61, 66, 73, 113 Cassidy, James 21, 40, 73, 98 Cassidy, Sean 73, 113 Cerisier, Andrew 21, 29, 41, 106 Cerisier, Tracy 15, 27, 38, 39, 97, 98 Chandler, Judy 98 Childers, Kovettia 106 Childers, Latresia 69. 98 Christian, John 99 Christiansen, Ann 99 Christie, Paula 68, 106 Chryklund, Gerald 99 Cline, Keith 72, 73, 99 Coffin, Mark 106 Connally, Sr. Catherine 7, 8, 54 Cummings, Andrew Cunningham, Arthrea 47, 113 Dahmen, Bro. Richard 6, 12 Danielski, Kevin 99 Dawson, Simone 11 Degross, Patrick 31, 51, 80 Dehlinger, Mr. Richard 5 Delehanty, Steven 23, 30, 31, 52, 68, 75, 120 Diedrich, Susan Dietrich, Joanne 17, 27, 29, 37, 38, 39, 71, 76, 80 Dolezal, Christopher 21, 40, 99 Dols, Michael 21, 99 Donaghue, Mrs. Virginia 7, 64, 121 Dorr, Maria 27, 30, 31, 66, 68, 71, 73, 76, 80, 121 Dotray, Peter 32, 33, 34, 41, 42, 43, 58, 59, 71, 97, 113 Dubay, Ronald 60, 99 Dudziak, Judith 13, 24, 25, 30, 31, 52, 56, 64. 68, 70, 71, 74, 77, 80, 94, 95, 119 Duffy, David 49, 106 Duffy, Michael 31, 72, 73, 80, 119 Durand, Brian 48, 62, 106 Dziuk, Karen 36, 38, 6 , oi, il Dziuk, Richard 80, 118 Eckblad, George 23, 51, 77, 81, 121 Eckblad, James 20, 31, 107 Eide, Mark Eidem, Amy 113 Eidem, Paul 40, 99 Evans, Mr. Kent 7 Fabian, Robert 41, 58, 107 Fenner, Marie 113 Fimon, Gregory 13, 23, 48, 49, 72, 113 Fimon, William 23, 31, 48, 69, 71, 81, 120 Fisher, Daniel 23, 40, 41, 107 Fisher, Sheldon 41, 107 Fisher, Theresa 13, 24, 25, 26, 44, 45, 52, 56, 113 Flandrick, Shaun 21, 99 Fleming, Mr. Scott 6, 8, 26, 28, 31, 46, 50, 65, 72, 73, 121 Foster, Ann 107 Foster, Steven 48, 81, 120 Fournier, Todd 107 Fraenkel, Lindsay 107 Fraenkel, Michelle 99 Francisco, David Franklin, Angela Franklin, Mary 99 Freeberg, Steven Fried, Angela 72, 99 Friestleben, Michael 22, 23, 28, 32, 37, 41, 42, 43, 45, 81 Friestleben, Michele 26, 32, 46, 57, 60, 107 Galush, Kathryn 107 Galush, Michael 107 Garrity, Michael 113 Garver, Lisa 17, 49, 113 Geiske, 8ro. Kenneth 5, 54, 56, 68, 95 124 Gibbons, Daniel 49, 114 Gjerde, Angela 15, 99 Goshorn, Ms. Julianne 7, 54, 120 Gothmann, Mr. Steve 5, 8, 12, 21, 48, 54, 61, 122 Grant, John 50, 107 Graskow, Christina 49, 74, 107 Gratz, Theresa 26, 71, 74, 81 Grengs, Marie 81 Grengs, Mark 21, 99 Griudl, Allen 100 Gruidl, Diane 73, 97, 107 Griudl, Douglas 90 Guerrero, Daniel Guerrero, Michael Gulachek, Kathleen 15, 31, 38, 39, 114 Hagen, Rodney 33 Haller, Wendy 46, 107 Hamilton, Rochelle 114 Hanson, Michael 13, 19, 20, 77, 81, 120, 122 Hardy, Beverly 38, 82, 118, 120 Hardy, Dale 13, 22, 23, 43, 58, 71, 97, 114 Hart, Timothy 11, 31, 97, 114 Hary, Richard 100 Hawn, Peter 90 Haws, Shaun 7 Hazelngg, Wendy 46, 72, 100 Healey, Theresa 76, 82 Heichert, Gregory Hein, Jeffrey 100 Heinz, Mathew 82 Hennessy, Michael 27, 41, 52, 57, 58, 59, 82 Hennessy, Molly 15, 29, 100, 122 Herbert, Mary 100 Herman, Todd 21, 40, 100 Higgins, Diane 17, 114 Hildreth, Warren 27, 50, 72, 97, 114 Hill, Harlan 42, 43, 107 Hofecker, Barry 100 Hofecker, Lana 70, 108 Hoffman, Anita 30, 31, 47, 52, 69, 74, 114 Hoffman, Laura 47, 108 Hofstede, Lisa 108, 120 Hogan, Daniel 21, 100 Hostetler, Dennis 31, 72, 90 Hostetler, Karen 72, 108 Houtari, Walter Hreha, James 100 Hutton, Lisa 114 Hyser, Joseph 40, 41, 58, 108 llaug, Barbara 97 ilaug, John 82 Ingalls, Michael 22, 23, 48, 82 Irmiter, Catherine 10, 13, 14, 15, 27, 36, 55, 56, 61 68, 70, 71, 82, 94, 96, 119, 120 Iverson, Pamela 26, 83 Jablonski, Lori 15, 61, 68, 97, 100 Jablonski, William 26, 27, 30, 31, 36, 55, 70, 73, 74, 83, 94, 95, 96 Jacob, Ann 38, 114 Jacob, Lorie 108 Jacob, Robert 23, 41, 42, 43, 58, 59, 71, 98, 114 Jacobson, Alan 100 Jackson, Debrah James, 8ro. 6 Janikula, Gregory 3, 10, 20, 27, 72, 75, 97, 108 Janski, Michael 114 Jensen, Cynthia 100 Jespersen, Karen 3, 16, 31, 34, 62, 66, 67, 73, 100 Jeziorski, Loretta Johnson, Ann 13, 24, 25, 26, 114 Johpson, David 20, 60, 100 Johnson, Mrs. Kay 7, 63, 64 Johnson, Lisa 15, 29, 46, 73, 101 Johnson, Mary B. 18, 67, 73, 74, 75, 83, 118 Johnson, Mary T. 71, 77, 83 Johnson, Steven 20, 31, 60, 67, 72, 77, 83 Johnson, Mr. William 5, 57, 60, 96 Johnston, Michael 101 Kaiser, Daniel 3, 22, 23, 32, 33, 34, 41, 42. 43, 52, 58, 59, 97 Kaiser, Gregory 41, 55, 75, 114 Kaiser, Mrs. Shirley 4, 64, 65, 121 Karpiak, Tanya 108 Kauffmann, Maria 17, 27, 31, 33, 57, 61, 68, 97, 108 Kavanaugh, Bro. Christopher 5, 31, 120 Keenan, Mark 12, 19, 90, 122 Kemper, Brian Kennedy, John 31, 47, 49, 50, 66,' 73, 97, 114 Kennedy, Kelly 83, 95 Kennedy, Tara 46, 57, 60, 108 Kennedy, Timothy 19, 20, 60, 101 Kenney, Carolyn 15, 29, 46, 101 Kesller, Bonnie 115 Klath, Michele 73, 108 Klietz, 8ro. Martin 6, 33 Klisch, Galen 49, 55 Klisch, Ronald 49, 90 Klisch, Sharon 101 Koes, Frances Kolhoff, Donald 23, 77, 91 Kowalik, Brigid 115 Kozlak, Chris 101 Krasky, Katherine 15, 41, 61, 101 Krasky, Mary 15, 68, 101 Krawczynski, Lori 29, 46, 101 Krolikowski, Daniel 31, 72, 115 Krueger, Mark 101 Kucala, Diane 16, 17, 27, 31, 57, 68, 69, 70, 71, 83. 94, 119, 120, 122 Kucala, Joseph 41, 43, 71, 75, 97, 115 Kudla, Thomas 31, 73, 101 Kuhn, Georgia 101 LaBrie, Lisa 3, 17, 49, 115 LaChapelle, Jay 115 LaCount, Mr. Jeffrey 5 LaDuke, Thomas 11, 30, 31, 52, 115 Larson, Pamela 31, 50, 66, 97, 115 Larson, Paula 71, 115 Laux, Julie Layeux, Paul Lazor, Ann 101 Lazor, Mary 115 LeClaire, Gregory 68, 115 Lee, Boniface 71, 84 Lenarz, David 108 Lenhardt, Mrs. Renee 5, 54 Lerold, Barton Lindseth, Gregory 10, 20, 32, 60, 75, 115 Loso, Mary 14, 15, 38, 61, 68, 108 Lucey, Phyllis 72 Lutz, Michael Lynch, Peter 20, 57, 60, 75, 97 Lyons, Kenneth 101 Mahan, Daniel 108 125 Marentic, Nicholas 60, 72, 108 Marrin, Matthew 40, 109 Marsolek, Mr. Ted 6, 49 Martin, Kaye 72, 109 Martin, Nancy 115 Mashek, James 74, 101 Mattson, Eric 11, 30, 31, 46, 48, 50. 73, 115 Mazurek, Christopher 21, 40, 102 Mazurs, Martin 23, 31, 64, 77, 84 Mazurs, Peter 37, 40, 64, 109 McCaleb, Kevin 29, 41, 43, 58, 59, 84 McCauley, Mark 50, 67, 73, 84 McCormick, Maria McCracken, Joseph 102 McCulloch, Michelle 13, 24, 25, 26, 30, 31, 44, 45, 56, 68, 70, 71 McCulloch, Patricia 13, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31, 44, 45, 52, 56, 64, 68, 71, 91, 94, 95, 121, 122 McDonough, Tom 21, 27, 40, 97, 102 McGowan, Justin 102 McGuire, Michael 27, 33, 69, 84, 118 McKenna, Kevin 10, 13, 18, 19, 20, 29, 30, 31, 41, 57, 60, 69, 75, 84 McLaughlin, Brian Messer, Brenda 13, 16, 24, 25, 26, 37, 44, 45, 56, 77, 84, 118 Metty, David 72, 102 Meyer, Geralyn 13, 24, 25, 26, 37, 44. 45, 116 Meyer, John 20, 48, 60, 102 Miezwa, Paul 91 Miles, Catherine 109 Miles, Deborah 72, 116 Mitchell, Catherine Molumby, Daniel 50, 66, 67, 73, 116 Molumby, Michael 102 Molumby, Richard 30, 31, 49, 85, 94, 95 Moe, Shelley Mossberg, Kimberly 102 Mruz, Dennis 23, 32, 41, 42, 43, 55, 58, 59, 68, 71, 75, 116, 122 Paar, James 103 Paquette, John 31, 85 Paquette, Laurie 46, 57, 60, 109 Paquin, Elaine Paquin, Michelle Parisian, William 12, 19, 91 Parkes, Keith 23, 48, 60, 72, 116 Patrick, Colleen 109 Peka, Mitchell 85 Pemble, Paul 103 Peters, Eugene 109 Peterson, Barry 31, 69, 73, 75, 86 Peterson, David 37, 40, 103 Peterson, Lisa 29, 46, 103 Peterson, Mark Piatt, Roger 86 Piatt, Peggy 15, 68, 110 Power, Bro. Henry 4, 64, 65 Pulles, William 116 Pumper, Steven 31, 67, 72, 110 Quelland, Lynn 50, 86 Quelland, Robbie 74, 103 Quinn, Thomas 12, 40, 62, 110 Ramirez, Robert 67, 73, 116 Randle, Jackie Remily, Jon Renee, Phyllis 16, 31, 116 Reynolds, Daniel 41, 42, 43, 77, 91 Reynolds, David (Casey) 41, 43, 67, 73, 77, 86 Reynolds, Susan 38, 61, 73, 110 Reynoso, Fernando 60, 110 Rice, Eamon 86 Riddle, April 31, 61 Ridenour, Connie 31, 72, 73, 116 Ridenour, Randy 103 Ringwelski, Beth 116 Rish, Gregory Rodriguez, Kevin 36, 41, 86 Roethle, Steve Romportl, Alan 23, 26, 31, 43, 50, 52, 60, 66, 67, 71, 72, 116 Roth, Mrs. Sharon 6, 54, 120 Roth, Mr. Steve 7, 63, 70, 128 Rothweiler, Bro. Basil 4, 11, 12, 120, 121 Rucke, Maria 15, 61, 103 Ruff, Mr. Paul 7, 20, 54, 75, 96 Nelson, Dawn 109 Nemeth, Elizabeth 46, 57, 60, 72, 109 Nemeth, Margaret 31, 72, 102 Nemeth, Rozalia 15, 26, 30, 31, 64, 71, 74, 85 Ness, Mr. James 5, 8, 12, 22, 23, 63, 122 Neumann, Luke 102 Newberry, Alexis Nichols, Brian 23, 40, 109 Nigon, Mrs. Mary 5, 120 Nordmarken, Chris 116 Novack, Robert 102 Novack, Stephen Nutter, Kari 109 Nych, Peter 49, 72, 109 O'Brien, Megan 109 Oglesbee, Shawn 34, 102 Olmstead, David 21, 102 Olson, Mary 49, 50, 73, 85, 120 O'Mara, John 102 O'Neil, Daniel 21, 102 O'Neil, Susan 13, 17, 25, 26, 27, 36, 97, 116 O'Neill, Michael 18, 85, 94, 95 O'Neill, Theresa 15, 68, 102 Osgood, Patrick 10, 12, 20, 18, 19, 48, 60, 75, 109 Osgood, Thomas 21, 72, 103 Osterbauer, John 85, 121 Overbo, Michael 72, 103 Owen, Carol 31, 46, 47, 69, 71, 72, 116 Ryan, Jack 103 Ryan, Jerrold 116 Ryan, Michele 76, 86, 96 Salchert, Anna 31, 64, 71, 87 Salchert, Julie 16, 17, 33, 73, 110 Salchert, Stephen 40, 103 Salzer, Micheal 110 Sargent, Bradley 103 Schabel, Barbara 46 Schlink, James Schneider, Joseph 58, 117 Schneider, Mary 15, 61, 110 Schneider, Sandra 47, 103 Schouweiler, Barbara 73, 110 Schultz, Howard 103 Scott, Brian 48, 56, 62, 117 Scott, Dean 67, 72, 76, 87 Sheetz, Jeffrey 48, 71, 72, 87 Shelley, Jonathan 87, 94 Shrake, Mr. Daniel 5 126 Shrake, Mr. Joseph 6, 8, 42, 43, 56 Shrake, Mary 17, 29, 38, 39, 57, 60, 67, 68, 72, 103 Shrake, Stephen 40, 43, 110 Shrake, Susan 17, 29, 31, 36, 38, 39, 68, 70, 71, 76, 87, 120 Sikora, Kathryn 26, 87 Simoneau, Charles 110 Singleton, Mary 33, 77, 110 Siwek, David Siwek, Thomas 41, 110 Skomra, Jeffrey 110 Small, Richelle Smith, James 21, 104 Smith, Vicki 87 Snyder, Paul 91 Snyder, Gary 110 Soltys, Anne 13, 119 Soltys, Karen 34, 88, 119 Speidel, Christian 40, 58, 59, 111 Spooner, Matthew ill Stenger, Leslie 3, 68, 71, 88 Stephenson, Raymond 21, 37, 40, 104 Stock, Daniel 50, 66, 73, 117 Stock, Michael 23, 88 Stoneberg, Donna 16, 34, 62, 111 Strand, Colleen 14, 15, 61, 66, 73, 117 Strand, Cory 104 Suek, Carol 15, 31, 32, 38, 39, 68, 104 Suek, Michael 10, 26, 30, 31, 66, 67, 68, 70, 71, 73, 74, 95, 96, 118 Sullivan, Christopher 21, 104 Sullivan, Timothy 111 Sund, Dianne 13, 24, 25, 26, 36, 56, 117 Tabor, Debra 31, 64, 68, 70, 74, 88, 120 Talbot, Joanne 104 Tangen, Tamra 104 Temple, Lisa 26, 33, 36, 74, 88, 94 Thill, Janet 14, 15, 61, 55, 68, 71, 117 Thomas, 8ro. Robert ll, 120 Thompson, Suzanne 34, 62, 70, 111 Torborg, Jonn 23, 40, 58, 75, 111 Torborg, Margaret 12, 13, 24, 25, 26, 32, 33, 44, 45, 73, 97, 117 Trabing, Bradley 111 Turnberg, John 88 Turnberg, William 117 Turpin, John 41, 111 Turpin, Joseph Utecht, Mr. George 6, 8 Wadley, Mr. Denis 7, 69 Voigt, Brian 7 Voigt, David 48, 111 Vorhes, Martin 31, 36, 67, 72, 89 Vos, Ann 17, 26, 35, 36, 49, 52, 55, 56, 68, 70, 74, 76, 77, 89, 94, 95, 119 Vos, Gregory 19, 20, 60, 97, 111, 122 Wagner, Peter 12, 91 Walek, Frank Wallanden, Vincent 19, 20, 30, 31, 48, 49, 73, 111 Wallerius, Joseph 104 Walsh, Bro. Laurence 4, 62 Walsh, Terence 26, 31, 36, 52, 70, 89, 120 Warhol, Mr. Peter 7 Weiss, Timothy 23, 50, 117 Weiss, William 89, 120 Weitzel, Christopher 74, 104 Weller, Gail 117 Wenthe, Christopher 104 Wenthe, Gregory 65, 72, 111 Westphal, Joseph 111 Wickham, Patrick 104 Wilhelmi, David 11, 31, 58, 75, 97, 117 Williams, Monica 72, 104 Williams, Steven 48 Will man, Thomas 104 Winner, Kathryn 47, 62, 66, 73, 104 Witzman, Diane 117 Witzman, Raymond 104 Wojack, Jean 17, 38, 117 Wojack, Louis 19, 20, 26, 30, 31, 56, 60, 70, 71, 73, 74, 89 Wojack, Thomas 20, 105 Wolf, Andrew 10, 19, 20, 60, 75, 97, 111 Wolyniec, Julianne 17, 105 Wolyniec, Regina 17, 31, 72, 112 Wolyniec, Stanley 72, 89 Worley, James 91 Worley, John 112 Woyak, Dan 21, 105 Woychick, James 32 Yantos, Anne 38, 53, 61, 117 Youngren, Peter 77, 91 Zierden, Scott 23, 33, 43, 58, 59, 97, 117 Zmuda, Janina 26, 34, 62, 112 Myskevitz, Mr. Gary 6, 19, 20, 36 127 FINIS! Now, at last, our book draws to a close. It has been a year of struggle, a year of conflicting interests, and a year of debt for the yearbook staff. But even more than these, it has been a year of activity, a year of involvement, and a year of accomplishment. Most of all, it has been a year to remember. I hope that through our work, we have captured the spirit of the 1979-80 school year in these pages. I hope that our pictures bring back your memories. A special thanks to Mr. Dave Santos of H. Larson Studios for his time and his help in the photography area, and to our Herff-Jones representatives, Richard Drew and Joan Pakorney, and to all the members of the staff who actually worked to bring this book about. Mary Boeser Editor 128