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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

ISLANDER SPIRIT Here at De La Salle, the students have grown closer together. Because we are a small school, we tend to appreciate each other more and to relate to each other’s situations. Our spirit derives from this fact: that whatever we work at, we work with the Community and the Community of the school. Even though we are “Islanders”, we do not enter any challenge as an “Island” or alone. Whether it be the Marathon, Homecoming Events, the Class Retreats, the Treasure Island Festival, or any sports events, the students know that the real accomplishment happens by doing with others what they cannot do alone. DELTA ’81 DE LA SALLE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA VOL. XLIV Fall: Page 4 Administration, Academic, Marathon, 80th Anniversary, Fall Sports, Homecoming, Musical, “Sadie Hawkins” dance, Candids of activities, Honors Banquet, Fall Sports Banquet Winter: Page 37 Christmas Dance, Christmas Concert, Snow Days, Winter Sports, Treasure Island, Delta, Student Union, Key Club, Freshmen Class, Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, Senior Poll Spring: Page 96 Fads and Fancies, Speech and Debate, Liturgy Committee and Assemblies, Faces and Places, Spring Sports, Spring Sports Banquet, Spring Concert, Trip to Chicago, Senior Retreat, Senior Banquet, Prom, Graduation, Farewell FALL “No man is an island_” Bridges are an important part of De La Salle life since it is located on Nicollet Island, near downtown Minneapolis, with convenient transportation to all parts of the city. So close ... yet with many serene scenes like this near the school. 4 Administration Keeps Things Moving Jim Ness. Dean Bro. Basil Rothweiler, Principal We here at De La Salle would like to give a special thanks to Shirley Kaiser who has dedicated many years of hard work to De La Salle. She will be remembered as a teacher, counselor, and academic advisor. She will be missed much and we wish her well in her future work. School Board An important part of our administration is the De La Salle Board of Directors, listed below: President Phil Kenney Vice-president Wes Oglesbee Secretary Florence Godlewski Treasurer Jean Torborg Monsignor William Coates Gary Wilmer Betty Kramer Joy Kennedy Judy Siwek Osmer and Joan Carpenter John and Janice McCauley Brother Terence McLaughlin Mary McKenna John A. Butler W. J. Surdyk Dr. Michael P. Joseph Shirley Kaiser. Academic Administrator 5 Virginia Donaghue, Business Office Charlotte Harty. Development Office What’s De .... Without These People? Below: Debby Nichols, Development Office Elaine Braithwaite, Attendance Secretary Sr. Colette Kuhn, Counselor Bernice Vlahakos, Librarian Kay Johnson. Secretary Kent Evans. Recruitment — Financial Aid Steve Roth, Director of Development 7 Faculty Mary Nigon, Spanish Bro. Martin Klietz, Religion Right: Gary Myskevitz, Religion Steve Gothman, Mathematics A Helping Hand Denis Wadley. English Bro. Richard Dahman, Religion Below: Bro. Michael Callahan. Mathematics and English l igh Anderson. Social Science Below: Bro. Chris Kavanaugh. English and Assistant Administrator 9 Below: Jack Bohen, History and Health Bro. Robert Thomas, Biology 10 Sr. Mary Lou Murray, English Below: Bro. Kenneth Gieske, Government Ted Marsolek, Art Below: Bill Johnson, History 11 MUSIC, MUSCLE, MISC. Scott Fleming, Chorus and Band George Utecht, Physical Education 12 Left: Pete Warhol. Dan Petrick. Maintenance Brother Basil on the go for the Marathon. 4 m Part of the Marathon action_ One hundred twenty five students and staff members walked, ran, jogged, or hiked enough miles to raise between four and five thousand dollars for De La Salle on October 4, 1980. They preceded those efforts by getting sponsors who would pledge so much per mile finished. Later, it was important to collect their pledges. De's Islanders were among the estimated 35,000 that were part of the action in the eighth annual Marathon for Non-public Education. Right: Dan Molumby wins the competition for the most pledges. y, y. Ae a. . Above, the A Building, completed in 1959. Below, left, the B Building, built in the early 1920’s. Below right, the C Building, built in 1900 and used until 1971. 14 Marking its 80th anniversary, De La Salle is still very much alive with a very strong school spirit which is felt by students and faculty alike. It is this same spirit that has kept De’s doors open for the past 80 years since they first opened on October 1, 1900, with 50 boys and three Christian brothers. Members of the same community of Christian brothers have been teaching the past 80 years and are still teaching today, assisted by other teachers dedicated to turning out students with Christian values and educational skills for productive future members of the world community. The first students were educated in the “C” building which was built in 1900 and served the school for 70 years. The education continued in the “B” building, built in the early 1920’s, and later in the “A” building, completed in 1959. De La Salle became coeducational in 1971. Because of decreased enrollment in all city high schools, De La Salle now uses the “B” building primarily, and rents out most of the “A” building. But De La Salle continues to look forward. With the help of God and the De La Salle faculty and alumni, De La Salle will continue its leadership in the community and its service on the rejuvenated Nicollet Island. An Archbishop’s Dream Comes True An unexpected donation of $10,000 from businessman Anthony Kelley set into motion the ten-year dream of Archbishop John Ireland to establish a Christian boys’ school in Minneapolis. Above: On the evening of February 28, 197f, the “G” building caught fire and had to be demolished. Right: The Brothers’ Residence. The first floor is used as the Home Economics Department. the Development Office, the Kelly Room. etc. 15 c c s o r y The 1980-81 Cross Country team might have engaged in state competition if it hadn’t been plagued with illnesses all season. Highlights of the season included placing third in the district meet and Pat Osgood’s new course record of 15:35 at the Winsted Invitational. Next year will see most of the team returning, so prospects look bright. Diagonal rows, bottom to top. left row; Peter Lynch, Gary Myskevitz, Coach. Pat Osgood, Captain, Tim Kennedy. Second row, Greg Lindseth, Tim Bryant, Dave Johnson, Tom Osgood. Third row: Tom Wojack, Vincent VVallander. Fourth row: Steve Williams, Frank Strahan. Ron Dubay. Fifth row: John Meyer. Peter Lynch, Pat Osgood, Dave Johnson and Greg Vos limber up with stretching exercises. 16 Volleyball team: 1. to r., first row, captains Janet Thill and Colleen Strand; second row, Maria Rucke, Bridget Cassidy, Kathy Gulachek, Anne Marie Yantos, Mary Ix so; third row, Molly Hennessy, Carol Suek, Coach Doug Jurek, Theresa O’Neill, Mary Schneider, Angela Gjerde. Girls’ Volleyball Team Of 1980 Finished With Best Record Ever Coach Doug Jurek led the 1980 DeLaSalle volleyball team to the best season ever. Though the record of 6 wins and 8 losses is not a true winning season, there was marked improvement. Highlights to the season were; finishing third in the Blake tournament, the victory over Henry, the first victory over Benilde, and the 17A district tournament. RECORD: Washburn won D.L.S. lost Henry lost D.L.S. won Rockford lost D.L.S. won Benilde lost D.L.S. won Brady won D.L.S. lost Marshall-U won D.L.S. lost Grace won D.L.S. lost SPA. lost D.L.S. won St. Agnes won D.L.S. lost Mound lost D.L.S. won Regina won D.L.S. lost Breck lost 11 1. s won St. Bernard won D.L.S lost Dcrhnm Hall won D.L.S. lost Junior varsity volleyball team: 1. to r., first row, Cris Bertch, Lori Jab-lonski; second row, Tracy Cerisier, Maria Rucke, Angelo Gjerde, Lisa Johnson; third row, Assistant Coach Charles, Mary Krasky, Carol Gulachek, Shannon Oglesbee, Coach Doug Jurek. 17 FOOTBALL “80” The DeLaSalle varsity team used Pepsi pep when they beat St. Bernards in an exciting game. The score was DLS, 10; St. Bernards, 0. Coach Jim Ness was pleased with the varsity season. He felt the players were competitive, stuck with it. and hit hard. Next year looks hopeful with plenty of players fighting for varsity positions. However, they are losing many players including captains Rob Jacob, Dan Kaiser, and A1 Romportl, along with seniors Steve Delehanty, Pete Dotray, Dennis Mruz, Dale Hardy, and Jay La-Chapelle. Front, left to right, captains Dan Kaiser and A1 Romportl. Rear, 1. to r. Assistant Coach Steve Gothman, captain Rob Jacob, and Head Coach Jim Ness. Varsity football team, 1. to r., bottom row. Head Coach Jim Ness, Jim Woychick, Dan Fisher, Tim Hart. Steve Shrake, Steve Pumper, John Kennedy. A1 Romportl, 'Pom McDonough, Assistant Coach Steve Gothman; second row, Eric Mattson, Chris Speidel. Dave Olmstead, Scott Zierden, Steve Salchert. John Torborg, Dan Kaiser, Greg Fimon; third row, Steve Delehanty, Brian Ellendson, Shawn Oglesbee, Pete Dotray, Dennis Mruz, Dale Hardy, Jay LaChapelle, Rob Jacob. Things Are Looking Up! FOR THE RECORD: Blake 13 D.L.S. 12 Annandale 35 D.L.S. 8 Benilde 30 D.L.S. 14 Lourdes 35 D.L.S. 8 Grace 20 D.L.S. 0 St. Bernards 0 D.L.S. 10 Brady 7 D.L.S. 6 Holy Angels 27 D.L.S. 6 St. Agnes 6 D.L.S. 0 19 Varsity Football Cheerleaders Show Their Spirit Geralyn Meyer Watching the action while leading a cheer Nancy Martin Dan Kaiser and Eric Mattson help the cheerleaders. Theresa Fisher Sue O’Neill, Nancy Martin, and Geralyn Meyer want that win! Barb Brynstad Mickey McCulloch Right. Laurie Paquette At the Homecoming game with Holy Angels Sue O’Neill Maria Kauffmann The Homecoming game_______ the cold wind was blowing ... but cheerleaders were faithful to the end! Freshman Football — Girls’ Soccer Freshmen Football Team, I. to r., first row, Mike Weigel, Bill Moore, Andy Dols, Skip Herbert; second row, Steve Weiler; Tony Hyser; Matt Kowles, captain; Darin Peterson; Jeff Cornell, captain; Tony Hoffman; third row, Paul Dubay, David Yantos; Mike Baier, Todd DesJardin. Tom Dotray, Mike Kruchten, and Steve Gothman, coach Girls- Soccer Team: 1. to r., front row. Captains Sue O’Neil and Maria Kauffmann; second row, Regina Wolyniec, Jean Wojack. Mary Shrake, Juli Wolyniec; third row, Amy Mattson. Jayne Fix, Lisa Frane, Erin Renneisen, and Michelle Simoneau 21 On November 25, 1980, four of De’s swimmers went to the regional meet at Southwest Junior High. Julie Salchert won two first-place medals and then helped Karen Je-sperson, Barb Brynstad, and Amy Eidem win third-place medals in a relay. Julie progressed to the state meet on December 5th. She didn’t win any medals there but did great just to be there and to get such good times. The team loosens up before a meet. The rest of the team did well in all the meets and should improve next year to win some medals. Although the team didn’t win any meets, its morale remained high the whole season. Coach Mark Salchert feels the prospects for the coming year are excellent with most of the team returning and willing to work hard to continue improvement. 22 Coach Mark Salchert gives a pep talk. The Swim Team: 1. to r., bottom row, Amy Eidem; Phyllis Renee; Julie Salchert, captain; Artie Cunningham; second row, Erzsi Nemeth, Tara Kennedy, Michele Friesle-ben, Donna Stoneberg, Barb Brynstad; third row, Melissa Fries, Karen Jespersen, Coach Mark Salchert, Kathy Jones, and Kathy Nemeth. Julie Salchert, captain of the Swim Team TfiAM 23 Barb Brynstad comes in for a strong finish. Tara Kennedy wins with a good finish. Queen Bridget And King Robert Reign Over 1980 Homecoming 24 The coronation of Bridget Cassidy and Robert Jacob as Homecoming royalty was one of the highlights of Homecoming Week, Sept. 29th to Oct. 3rd. The program was short but festive, featuring theme music played by Mr. Leigh Anderson on his guitar. Each class’s contestants were announced; they marched down the aisle by twos, and then the finalists were announced after their names were drawn from envelopes. The senior finalists were the king and queen. Royalty and attendants were (from left) Michelle Eskro and Ben Wilkie, freshmen; Maria Rucke and Troy Barnard, sophomores; Mary Schneider and Joe Hyser, juniors; Queen Bridget and King Robert; Anne Soltys and Pete Dotray, Theresa Fisher and Warren Hildreth, and Peggy Torborg and Dan Kaiser, seniors. FINALISTS FOR ATTENDANTS Freshmen: Juniors: Gina Bury Paul Foster Michele Friestleben •Michelle Eskro Darin Peterson Lorie Jacob Kathy Jones David Rowles Maria Kauffmann Eden Svendahl •Ben Wilkie •Mary Schneider •Joe Hyser Greg Janikula Steve Pumper John Torborg Chris Bertch Lori Jablonski •Maria Rucke Coleen Sullivan Jeff Baker •Troy Barnard Paul Eidem Todd Herman Seniors: •Bridget Cassidy Theresa Fisher Anne Soltys Peggy Torborg Pete Dotray Warren Hildreth •Rob Jacob Dan Kaiser •Winners 2 s Homecoming Week Highlights Fun And Football Homecoming Week united the entire school in enthusiasm and excitement during the pep fests, special events, football game, coronation, and the homecoming dance. The Student Union planned the Homecoming festivities and was in charge throughout the week. Monday, Sept. 29th, was Tie Day. Everyone tried to outdo Brother Chris. Tuesday was Dress-up Day and many students wore something special. Wednesday was Hat Day. Thursday was Western Day. Friday was Black and Gold Day, and the idea was to wear something in the school colors. Hats off to the freshmen! Left to right, Margaret Loftus, Peggy Johnson, Gina Bury, Sue Eickhoff, and Sue Chryklund wear their original creations. Winners of Events: Beard-growing contest: Pat Osgood Jello-eating contest: Jim Paar, Pete Dot ray and Dan Kaiser Bubble-blowing contest: Brian Scott Balloon Toss: Siwek-Fabian team and Wenthe-Wolf team Tug-of-War: Room 221, freshmen champs; Room 301. sophomore champs; Room 223. junior champs; Room 222, senior champs and overall champions Arm-wrestling: Lisa Gerold and Pete Youngren Soccer: rooms 306 and 300 Marshmallow stuff: Vince Wallander Minnow swallow: Greg Wenthe Football throw: Lisa Gerold Trike race: Greg Wenthe Cake bake: Carol Owen and Eric Mattson 26 The 1980 Homecoming Week was a big success, especially with all the spirit shown during the pep assemblies. The daily assembly period was the focal point for fun but some days events took place outside as well. tegina Wolyniec, Jay LcChapcIle. and lob Jacob take part in a soccer game. The cake-baking contest was won by Carol Owen and Eric Mattson. The cakes were auctioned off in spirited fashion. Chief competitors for the final cake were the football team and the band members. The band won! leaders presented each member of the football team with a yellow carnation. The Homecoming football game was played against the Holy Angels Co-Stars. Friday, October 3, at 4:00 p.m. De La Salle hosted the game at the Benilde-St. Margarets field. A good crowd attended to cheer the Islanders on, but unfortunately the final score was: Holy Angels, 27; De La Salle, 6. 27 Once Upon A This year’s musical was based on an uproarious Broadway hit, the satirical version of an old fairy tale. It’s the “inside story’’ of what really happened to the famous princess who was so sensitive that she couldn’t sleep on twenty downy mattresses when one pea was placed underneath. There were many sub-plots, catchy songs, and much humor to entertain us on the way to the conclusion in which the kingdom is restored to order, all ends well, and everyone rejoices. The musical was performed Nov. 6,7, and 8. The cast sits on the stage while standing in front are others also important to the production. Left to right, first row, Mark Lien, Karen Dziuk, Laurie Paquette, Mr. Ted Marsolek, Mr. Scott Fleming, Brother Chris Kavanaugh, Mrs. Sharon Roth, Tim Hart, Ann Jacob, Greg Kaiser, Greg Fimon, and Dan Kaiser. Row 2, Erin Renneisen, Steve Pumper, Mary Schneider, Greg Vos, A1 Romportl, Steve Delehanty, Eden Svendahl, Eric Mattson, Anita Hoffman, Tom LaDuke, Dave Johnson, Kathy Gulachek, John Meyer, and Mickey McCulloch. Row 3, Paul Foster, Laura Hoffman, Michele Friestleben, Bill Moore, Amy Mattson, Phyllis Renee, Greg LeClaire, Colleen Sullivan, Vincent Wallander, Bridget Cassidy, Rita Billington, Dan Molumby, Pam Larson, Mark Sellors, Nancy Owen, Carol Owen, Maria Kauffmann, Andy Dols, and Kathy Willner. Brother Chris directed the musical, Mr. Fleming directed the band, Mr. Marsolek headed the committee that produced the stage set, and Mrs. Roth was in charge of the costumes. Many others were involved, including the band whose work was so important to the production of a musical. The Saturday evening performance was in the nature of a dinner theater, with the meal planned and prepared by Mrs. Kay Johnson. The meal was served in the Casanova Room, and afterwards the dinner theater audience adjourned to Room 120 to watch the musical’s performance. 28 Mattress Eden Svendahl is Lady Larkin and Steve Delehanty is Sir Harry. They are victims of the queen's decree that no one else can get married until Prince Dauntless does. Greg Vos is the court jester. Tom LaDuke is the minstrel, and that’s Al Romportl under the guise of the wizard. The leads in the play: Bridget Cassidy plays the part of Below: Eric Mattson, as King Sextimus the Silent; Greg Vos. and Princess Winifred and Vince Wallander is Prince Dauntless. Tom LaDuke-------are a trio that provides comic relief. 29 30 Fete Youngren and his friend HARD AT WORK. Andy Dols and Erin Renneisen The Night Of The Sadie Hawkins Dance HOWDY FELLERS! Andy Wolf, Brian Nichols, and Paul Foster Cris Bertch and Joe Hyser THE GANG: In front, Bernie Gulachek and Michele Friestleben; second row, 1. to r., Dave Johnson, Mary Shrake. Kerry Kenney, Greg Vos, Chris Blank, Andy Wolf, John O'Mara. Paul Foster, Brian Nichols, and Erin Henneisen 31 Around DeLaSalle Classes . . . Above, front. I. to r.. Greg Janikula, Phyllis Lucey, and Melissa Fries. In back. Below, right, Warren Hildreth on the drums with Janet Bruins, Keith Parkes. Mike Baier, and Lisa Gerold. Matt Spooner in the background. Below, left, John Kennedy and Tim Weiss in art class .... Above: Anne Soltys and Dennis Mruz swing a pinata in Spanish class. Students took turns being blindfolded and trying to break the pinata. Chris Speidel and Tim Sullivan are reading ‘‘To Kill a Mockingbird” in English class. Left: Paula Christie had fun making her Sadie Hawkins outfit in Home Ec class. Below: Mary Robertson got some cooking tips from Mrs. Sharon Roth. 33 Around The School Above: Mary Loso worked on decorations as a member of the Student Union. Above: Chris Graskow and Shannon Oglesbee had fun with the rolls of class pictures. Chris was yearbook editor and Shannon was on the staff. Below: A1 Gruidl and Howard Schultz played chess. Below: Brian Durand and John Torborg played a game of cards with two friends. 34 In Activity Periods Above: Involved in a Student Union discussion were Greg Vos, Mary Schneider, Steve Pumper, Chris Speidel, Dave Francisco, Mary Loso, and Maria Kauff-mann. Above: Chris Speidel worked on a sign for Sadie Hawkins. Below: Darin Peterson relaxed in the Weightlifting Activity. Below: Ann Foster exercised in Weightlifting. 35 Banquet Honors Academic Achievement Mayor Don Fraser was the featured speaker at the Honors Banquet, held Sept. 24th at De La Salle. Brother Basil Rothweiler and Mrs. Shirley Kaiser distributed awards to the seventy students, most of whom were in attendance. Five of these achieved the “A” Honor Roll each trimester of the preceding year. These students were: Paula Larson, Senior; Matthew Spooner and Regina Wolyniec, Juniors; Ann Lazor and Julianna Wolyniec, Sophomores. Approximately 175 students and parents attended the banquet. Left foreground, Juli Wolyniec. Right foreground, front to rear, Mary Lazor. Ann I,azor, and Mary Herbert. Paula Larson, Brother Basil, and Shirley Kaiser Mayor Don Fraser and Brother Basil Brother Chris, Brother Basil, and Pete Dotray “Minneapolis Skyline’ By E. Theodore Palm WINTER 1981’s winter had no snow, Nothing to shovel, nothing to throw. Few falling snow flakes did we see, It was the driest winter of history. However, the freezing temperatures we didn’t miss, Though the chilling winds were mighty crisp. The snowless days of this year, Have left us memories that are so dear! Poem By Shannon Oglesbee Christmas Dance 1980 John Lucas, class of 1979, on drums FREESE OUT” to get her man, Greg Vos GOOD FRIENDS: In front. 1 to r., Lori Jablonski and Lisa Peterson; in back. 1. to r., Chris Blank, Cris Bertch, Teresa O’Neill, and Lisa Johnson. 38 Santa Janet Thill - Brother Kenneth FAKES IT! Entertaining are De grads Terry Walsh and Joe Carson. Christmas Concert directed by Scott Fleming SELECT CHOIR: First row, I. to r., B. Cassidy, M. Fraenkel, C. Strand, S. Reynolds, M. Bedor, P. Larson, A. Hoffman, L. Johnson, J. Salchert, K. Willner. Second row: A. Romportl, B. Kllendson, D. Molumby, K. Cline, D. Stock, J. Kennedy, T. Kudla, J. Cassidy, V. Wallander, E. Mattson, T. Weiss, T. LaDuke CONCERT CHOIR: First row, 1. to r: T. Cerisier, B. Wyman, E. Renneisen, M. Sellors, P. Cassidy, S. Fraenkel, M. Loftus, M. O’Brien, R. Billington, K. Dziuk, Second row: S. Fleming, Director, M. Klath, T. Chesmer, B. Moore, A. Cerisier, A. Mattson, L. Putt, B. Schouweiler, D. Gruidl; Third row: L. Hoffman, J. Talbot, M. Johnston, P. Foster, C. Strand, S. Cassidy, R. Ramirez, K. Cline CONCERT BAND: Flutes, R. Wolyniec, I). Metty, C. Blank, P. Lucey, M. Williams. M. Fries, M. Kauffmann, L. Peterson, Alto Clarinet K. Martin, Bass Clarinet, K. Hostetler, Oboe, C. Owen, Percussion, S. Pumper, W. Hildreth. T. Osgood. G. Fimon, Alto Saxophone, A. Romportl, J. Bruins, E. Nemeth, L. Gerold, M. Baier, Clarinets, P. Baier, T. Balluff, A. Fried, D. Miles, J. Wolyniec, L. Frane, M. Friestleben, V. Wolyniec, J. Fix, Trombone, P. Herbert, M. Overbo, M. Johnston, Baritone, P. Osgood, Tenor Saxophone. K. Parkes, Baritone Saxophone, G. Janikula, French Horn, M. Nemeth, Trumpets, D. Krolikowski, M. Lien, K. Cline, N. Marentic, P. Nych, T. Bryant, S. Newcomer, P. Hennen, Tuba, B. Moore. Snow Days . . . (Or Were They?) This year’s Snow Days had everything they needed to be a success — except the snow! In one of the driest winters ever, we held our Snow Days activities. What was lacking in snow was made up with enthusiasm. Basketball played a big part in the Snow Days activities with the boys’ varsity team de-feating Marshall U High and the girls’ team losing to the faculty! And so Snow Days ended, still with no snow, but leaving the school more of the school spirit and enthusiasm that has always been a part of “De”. WHITE DAY .. Since we don’t have much snow, we need something to show it is winter! So. some dressed appropriately, instead. 2-PERSON BLINDFOLD EATING CONTEST . Shrake win. Below: the varsity basketball team beats the wrestling team in the tug-of-war. Erin Renneisen finds eating ice cream this way is Steve Pumper and Steve messy. Below: Dennis Mruz and Ann Jacob hold one of the banners in the banner contest. This won third place. Room 222 won first place. Mary Loso, Mary Shrake. and Bridget Cassidy are out-finessed by Don Zierden, Steve Gothman and other faculty members. Bridget Cassidy (in front) and Peggy Piatt watch the game. Don Zierden, Steve Gothman, and Brother Kenneth show their basketball skills. Brother Kenneth and Steve Roth were two of the frequent substitutions for the _ . . . fflpnltv Below: The boys varsity team beat y‘ Marshall-U High 64-57 in a satisfying win over our traditional rivals. The game between the faculty and the girls ended with the traditional hand-shakes. Better luck next year, girls! 41 Ring It In There! GIRLS HAVE A BUILDING YEAR .... Kneeling are Captains Bridget Cassidy, Anne Yantos, and Mary Loso; second row, Tracy Cerisier, Peggy Johnson, Peggy Piatt, Kathy Jones, Jean Wojack, Mary Shrake, Karen Dziuk; third row, Michelle Simoneau, Lisa Gerold, Joan Carpenter, Coach Barry Lieske, Carol Suek, Carol Gulachek, Amy Mattson. FRESHMEN LEARN BASKETBALL SKILLS ...Front row, Tony Hyser, Captain Tom Dotray, Captain Matt Kowles, Eugene Larson; second row, James Martin, Dave Yantos, Paul Foster, Peter Hames, Mike Kruchten, Darin Peterson. Ben Wilkie, and Mike Johnston. Their coach is Tim Gothman (not shown). Sophomores Go 10-8 SOPHOMORE TEAM MEMBERS: front row, 1. to r., Todd Herman, Captain Tom Wojack, Coach Don Zierden, Jamie Cassidy, Cory Strand; second row, Chris Dolezal, Steve Salchert, Chris Mazurek, Jeff Baker, Tom McDonough, John Boylan, and Captain Joe Wallerius. Left, Coach Zierden discusses strategy with the team. Right, Jeff Baker tosses a free throw on a technical foul. 43 District 17A Champions! David Peterson in a jump shot. Captains Dennis Mruz and Pete Dotray with Coach Joe Shrake This year’s varsity basketball squad went further than any recent De La Salle Team. Under the experienced direction of Coach Joe Shrake they advanced to the regional tournament by defeating Marshall-U High for the District 17A title. The team was led by senior starters Pete Dotray, Dennis Mruz, Rob Jacob, and Scott Zierden, with strong, effective, off-the-bench play coming from Dale Hardy, Dan Kaiser, A1 Romportl, and Joe Kucala. Filling out the starting line-up was sophomore David Peterson. Rob Jacob makes his shot. After reaching the regionals, they were defeated in a close, hard-fought Our game at Benilde ... the score after game by Albany (the eventual Dis- three quarters, trict 5 champions) by a score of 47-45, the final, deciding basket coming with only seconds remaining. Making that free throw . Dennis Mruz gets the jump ball. 44 Varsity team, 1. to r.. A! Romportl, Steve Shrake. Dan Kaiser, Rob Jacob, Jeff Baker, Dale Hardy, Dennis Mru „ Dave Peterson, Pete Dotray, Joe Kucala, John Torborg, Scott Zierden, Joe Hyser, Steve Pumper, and Andy Cerisier. In front, Dan Molumby, manager; Assistant Coach Don Zierden; Coach Joe Shrake, and statistician Ann Johnson. FOR THE RECORD: St. Anthony 51 De 37 St. Agnes 48 De 76 Holy Angels 40 De 54 Brady 45 De 77 Totino-Grace 57 De 56 Albany Benilde- 52 De 50 St. Margarets 52 De 39 Marshall U 58 De 71 St. Bernards Rochester 34 De 77 I gourdes 44 De 62 St. Agnes 57 De 77 Holy Angels 56 De 68 Brady Totino- 46 De 68 Grace St. Paul 62 De 53 Harding Benilde- 55 De 62 St. Margarets 45 De 48 St. Bernards 34 De 78 Rochester Lourdes 60 De 78 Watertown 41 De 64 Delano 42 De 44 Marshall U 57 De 64 Albany 47 De 45 Howard-Lake 57 De 53 Below: Dan Kaiser, Pete Dotray, and Rob Jacob Varsity Cheerleaders Promote Pep Islander cheerleaders demonstrate one of their many routines. Bottom row, Maria Kauff-mann and Mickey McCulloch, second row, Barb Brynstad, Nancy Martin, and Theresa Fisher; third row, Barb Brynstad, Nancy Martin, and Theresa Fisher; third row, Laurie Paquette, Geralyn Meyer, and Sue O’Neil. Theresa, Sue, Laurie, and Barb in the hall Mickey (in front), Theresa, and Laurie leading a cheer .... Mickey shows Danny Mruz the pompoms. Behind them are Theresa and Barb. Ready and waiting .... on the sidelines at St. Bernards .... 46 Coming off the floor clapping ... Sue, Mickey, and Geralyn finish with a jump. Left to right, Geralyn Meyer, Theresa Fisher, Sue O’Neil, Mickey McCulloch, Barb Brynstad, Laurie Paquette. Maria Kauffmann and Nancy Martin. Mickey, Sue, Geralyn, and Laurie lead a floor cheer. Islanders, islanders, don’t be shy, Stand and give your battle cry! V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, that’s the Islanders’ battle cry! (Just one of the many cheers our peppy cheerleaders led!) Sophs And Frosh Have Spirit! Right, the sophomores show they can do their routines in fine form. L. to r., bottom row, Kerry Kenney and Cris Bertch; second row, Angie Gjerde and Lisa Johnson; third row. Colleen Sullivan; fourth row, Lori Krawczynski, Chris Blank, and Lisa Peterson. Above, Angie Gjerde and Lisa Johnson urge that Islander spirit on. Below, Lori Krawczynski, Angie Gjerde, Lisa Johnson, Kerry Kenney. and Colleen Sullivan lead a cheer. Right, the freshman cheerleader squad: 1. to r., bottom row, Sue Williams, Michelle Eskro, Julie Szymanski, and Laura Kracht; top row, Kathy Pedersen, Kim McCormack, Pam Ross, and Lisa Paar. 48 Ski Club Enjoys Snow . . . When And They Find It! Imagine going down a mountain of fluffy white snow at twenty miles an hour with icy wind brushing your face___or maybe practicing your parallels ... or going off jumps! That’s what De La Salle’s Ski Club did most Wednesday nights during the winter. Each member buys a season pass at the beginning of the year at Afton Alps. The group leaves at 2:30 in several cars. Sometimes they met in the chalet for dinner, but they can ski until 9:30. Although there wasn’t much snow this year, the skiers at “De” made full use of what there was, along with skiing on fake snow when it was cold enough. A highlight of the year was the ski club’s trip to Canada. Left, Lisa LaBrie and Lisa Carver on the Ski Club's trip to Canada. Below, clockwise around the table: Tony Hyser, Tim Hart. Jeff Bertch, Galen Klisch, Jeff Buechele, Jerry Ryan (partially obscured), Dan Gibbons, Joe Baker, Lisa LaBrie. Where Paula Christie, Tara Kennedy, Maria Kauffmanm, and friend___ De’s Wrestlers Show Good Form Varsity team, front row, 1. to r., Bill Moore, Andy Dols, Vince Wallender, Steve Williams. Greg Fimon, John Meyer, and Pat Osgood. Back row, I. to r., Warren Hildreth, Brian Durand. Eric Mattson, Coach Steve Gothman, Keith Parkes, James Mashek, and Barry Hofecker. Below, left: Vince Wallender wins again! Below, right: Pat Osgood and Tim Kennedy watch their teammates intently during a meet. De’s Record: 5 Wins, 8 Losses De 36 Breck 28 De 55 Marshall-University 6 De 12 Winsted Holy Trinity 56 De 28 Benilde-St. Margarets 41 De 29 Cretin 32 De 21 St. Bernards 38 De 30 Minneapolis Lutheran 36 De 28 Holy Angels 35 De 24 Minnehaha Academy 44 De 33 Brady 31 De 51 St. Paul Academy 15 De 0 Totino Grace 60 De 35 Concordia Academy 25 50 The junior wrestling team, front row, 1. to r., Mike Daly, .Jacob Beebe, Tom Steve Williams takes on his opponent. Osgood; back row, 1. to r., Shaun Flandrick, Tim Kennedy, Coach Steve Goth-man. Dave Johnson, and Edward Dzuik. 51 Treasure Island ’81 The Treasure Island kick-off was a skit put on for the students by the faculty. The faculty members in front are Brother Chris. Brother Kenneth, Mrs. Shirley Kaiser, and Kent Evans. The younger set probably have the most fun of all. The 1981 Treasure Island Festival was a big success, raising over $31,000. One hundred and eighteen students sold $81 (or more) worth of tickets. They were called the 81 Club and were treated to a dinner at Arthurs Four Season Restaurant on Monday, February 23rd. The Treasure Island Festival is a good example of De’s community effort: students, faculty, and parents — all helping to keep De La Salle open and thriving. The main characters in the skit are played by Mrs. Sharon Roth, Brother Kenneth, Mr. Bill Johnson, and Mrs. Shirley Kaiser. Below: Lots of people have fun dancing. Among them are Mrs. Joe Shrake and Danny Mruz. Mrs. O’Neil is selling chances to and Brother Basil. Treasure Island clown Mr. Harry Kaiser, and friend--- Gary’ Myskevitz, Dan Petrick Past and future DeLaSalle grads: Don Roth, 1937 grad, with a grandson, Jason Sheely, class of '92. TEN TOP TICKET SELLERS Shawn Vadman Greg LeClaire Bill Tumberg Tom Siwek Joe Sampson Joe Schneider Mary Schneider Kathy Gulachek Todd Fournier John Kennedy A special thanks to co-chairpersons, Oz and Joan Carpenter and Judy Siwek for their leadership and all the committee chairpersons and every individual who helped to make each aspect of Treasure Island a success____from food to the dance to booths to Monte Carlo night______and, of course, not forgetting the students who sold the tickets and helped in a multitude of ways. It's a lot of work but it's the fun event of the year for many “De families. Brad Trabing seems to enjoy his baby-sitting. Left, Pat Osgood and Steve Pumper at the 81 Club Dinner .... Phil Kenney approves as Brother Basil presents Shawn Vadman with a stereo for being the champion ticker seller for the Treasure Island Festival. Delta’s New Look . . The yearbook is an important part of Islander spirit and life. For many people, it will hold the memories of teenage life, fads, fashions, people and places. It includes the ups, the downs, the wins, the losses, the scores, the records, the challenges, the conquerors, and the memories. We hope you enjoy this yearbook and that we’ve captured the memories of 1980-81. This year’s staff was not the most experienced. In fact, it consisted of mostly new members. Two new advisors, Mrs. Bernice Vlahakos and Sister Hilda Keller advised and helped the staff. Chris Graskow was the editor with several assistant editors to help her. Seated by the table, 1. to r.. Chris Graskow. editor; Shannon Oglesbee; Sue O’Neil; Geralyn Meyer, class editor; and Nancy Martin; second row, Dave Heavy; Chris Blank, activities editor; Laurie Paquette, photo editor; Sue Eickhoff; Mary Suhialka; Juli Wolyniec; and Peggy Johnson; third row, Joan Carpenter; Eden Svendahl; Karen Jespersen; Kerry Kenney, group editor; Molly Hennessy, sports editor; Peter Hames; Tom Dotray; 1 orie Jacob; and Peggy Torborg. The editors (going clock-wise). Sue O’Neil, Chris Graskow, Kerry Kenney. Laurie Paquette, Chris Blank, Molly Hennessy, Nancy Martin, Geralyn Meyer, and Burt Hedstrom. Sister Hilda is behind Mr. Hedstrom. He was the yearbook representative. 54 LIBRARY WHAT A MESS! Listening to Mr. Burt Hedstrom, yearbook representative, are Sue O’Neil, Chris Graskow. Laurie Paquette, Nancy Martin, and Geralyn Meyer. The Islander Needs New Life. . . The Islander, our school newspaper, was a monthly publication in the past. This year, there were only two issues. One reason was Steve Roth’s busy schedule as head of the Development Office. Mary Herbert and Kathy Willner (pictured above) were the two main contributors. Others were: Joe Turpin, Joe Schneider, Shannon Oglesbee, Lisa Hofstede, Anita Hoffman, Joe Westphal, Sue Deidrich, Tom Siwek, Janet Thill, Colleen Strand, and Julie Salchert. We hear rumors that the Islander may resume its monthly schedule next year by becoming a student activity with a faculty advisor. We hope this materializes. 55 Student Union The Student Union gives students an opportunity for participation in the running of the school. All the students and officers in the Union are elected by their classmates. One big change this year was the Student Union sponsored change to optional attendance at masses. This was fairly successful in that attendance remained rather high. The Student Union also organizes many of the popular events at school such as Homecoming Week, the Sadie Hawkins, and Snow Days. The Student Union’s Executive Board: I. to r., Lisa Hofstede, Publication Manager; Barb Brvnstad, Secretary; Steve Delehanty, President; Steve Pumper, Treasurer: Not shown, Paula Larson, Vice-President. The Student Union membership, 1. to r, first row, Katherine Nemeth, Erin Renneisen, Amy Mattson, Tom Bird, Patrick Herbert, row 2, Cris Bertch, Lori Jablonski, Carol Suek, Mary Shrake, Angie Gjerde, Theresa O’Neil; row 3, Brother Kenneth Gieske, Steve Pumper, Greg Vos, Mary Loso, Barb Brynstad, Steve Delehanty, Mary Schneider, Chris Speidel, Maria Kauffmann, Mr. Leigh Anderson, moderator, Lisa Hofstede; row 4, John Meyer, Michele Friestleben, Greg Lindseth, Tim Bryant, Mickey McCulloch, and Anne Yantos. 56 Left: Junior representatives show how boring school life can be. Below, left; Maria Kauffman shows her talents. Below, right: Mickey shows how nice it is to be with Dave and Mary. Freshmen Get Involved Michael Baier Anthony Balluff Sandy Bardwell Handy Bartholomew Mary Bedor Jacob Beebe Rock Bernhardt Rita Billington Tom Bird Erik Blakkestad Allen Bougie Gina Bury i Anthony Calloway Joan Carpenter Patrick Cassidy Therese Chesmer P ic Christian Suzanne Chyrklund Jeffrey Cornell Michael Daly 58 Todd DesJardin Andrew Dols Thomas Dot ray Edward Dziuk Susan Eickhoff Michelle Eskro Jayne Fix Kurt Foss Paul Foster Lisa Frane Melissa Fries Lisa C.erold Carol Gulachek Peter Hames Kathleen Hatella Bridget Hauser Thomas Heiman Paul Hennen Michelle Eskro and Ben Wilkie are freshmen attendants at the coronation ceremony of Homecoming Week. Frosh Get Started Patrick Herbert Anthony Hoffman Peggy Johnson Michael Johnston Kathryn Jones Richard Jones David Keavy Kathryn Keenan Daniel Kenney Bobby Jo Kesller Matthew Kowles Laura Kracht Joseph Krasky Michael Kruchten 60 Losysanouk Kyatoukaysy Bradley Larson Eugene Larson Michael Laturnus Denise Layeux Linda Lazor Gerald Lewis Mark Lien Margaret Loftus Douglas Longen Becky Lutz Amy Mattson Michael McAloon Kathleen McCarthy Kim McCormack Peter McCracken Patrick McGrath John McQuiston John Metty Richard Miles 61 Freshmen Seek Fun William Moore John Morast Ann Murzyn Katherine Nemeth Steven Newcomer Sharon Norris Michael O’Connell Shannon Oglesbee Nancy Owen Lisa Paar John Padula Kathleen Pedersen Darin Petersen Gregory Polanski John Prendergast Lisa Putt Michael Reha Michelle Reichert Erin Reneissen Mary Robertson 62 Davetta Robinson Theresa Rosa Pamela Ross David Rowles David Schouweiler Kathleen Schwalbe Timothy Seifert Mark Sellors Lynne Shafranski Theresa Siedlecki Michelle Simoneau Kenneth Siwek Jim Smoter Frank Strahan Mary Subialka Eden Svendahl Julie Szymanski Debra Thompson 63 Frosh Keep Moving Nicholas Torborg Shawn Vadman Michael Weigel Stephen Weiler .Jay Wells Darin Wiger Sharon Wilhelmi Benjamin Wilkie Susan Williams Frank Willie Therese Winsor Vicki Wolyniec Frank Strahan .... Frank, are you that confused? Pictures Not Taken: Anthony Campbell Benjamin Dulban Paul Dubay Sheldon Fraenkel Anthony Hyser Michael Johnson Peter lender Mark Larsen James Martin Marla Parrott Ann Pawlitschek Jennifer Ruder Joseph Sampson Diep Trang Teng Truong 64 Carol Gulachek gives a cheer. Next to her is Amy Mattson. Gina Bury, Kim McCormack, Mary Subialka, and Amy Mattson eating lunch- 65 Ann Murzyn, Sister Hilda, Peter Hames, Tony Campbell, Tom Dotray, Jay Wells. David Heavy, and Rick Miles. In the background, Shawn Vadman and Ben Wilkie. Lisa Paar Sophomores Come 66 Michael Bailey •Jeffrey Baker Troy Barnard Christine Bertch Timothy Bird Karen Birk Christine Blank Gregory Boeser •John Boylan James Cassidy Tracy Cerisier Ann Christensen John Christian Gerald Chyrklund Maria Rucke and Troy Barnard are the sophomore attendants at the coronation ceremony of the Homecoming king and queen. Back With Class Keith Cline William Dali Kevin Danielski Simone Dawson Christopher Dolezal Michael Dols Brendan Downey Ronald Dubay Paul Eidem Brian Ellendson Shaun Flandrick Michelle Fraenkel Mary Franklin Angela Fried Sophomores 68 Angela Gjerde Allen Gruidl Gregory Heichert Jeffrey Hein Molly Hennessy Mary Herbert Todd Herman Barry Hofecker John Hofstede Walter Huotari Lori Jablonski Cynthia Jensen Karen Jespersen David Johnson Sophomores enjoying their retreat: Chris Dolezal, Karen Jespersen, Mary Krasky, — and Chris Mazurek are playing a game of foos-ball. On The Go! Lisa Johnson Timothy Kennedy Kerry Kenney Sharon Klisch Kathy Krasky Mary Krasky Lori Krawczynski Tom Kudla Georgia Kuhn Ann Lazor James Mashek Christopher Maxurek Tom McDonough David Metty Sophomores Take John Meyer Michael Molumby Margaret Nemeth I.uke Neumann Robert Novack David Olmstead Todd Herman shows them how it’s done. John O’Mara Theresa O’Neill Thomas Osgood Michael Overbo James Paar Paul Pemble David Peterson Lisa Peterson 70 It In Stride! Angelo Rottelo Maria Rucke Stephen Salchert Sandra Schneider Dan Schug Howard Schultz Mary Shrake •lames Smith Cory Strand Carol Suek Christopher Sullivan Colleen Sullivan Joanne Talbot Tamara Tangen Sophs Enjoy .Joseph Wallerius Christopher Wenthe Patrick Wickham Monica Williams t Steven Williams Thomas Willman Kathryn Wiliner Raymond Witzman Thomas Wojack Julianne Wolyniec NO PICTURES AVAILABLE: John Anderson Jack Ryan Kelly Jacobs Below: John Meyer: Don’t you feel well, John? 72 Life Tammy Tangen with Jerry Chyrklund in the background Below: Brian Ellendson, Cory Strand, Jamie Cassidy, and Andy Cerisier play it cool while Tracy Cerisier and Lisa Johnson look on. 73 Class Of “82” 74 Margaret Baier Steven Benner Jeffery Bertch Janet Bruins Jeffrey Buechele James Burroughs I Steven Campion Jayne Carson Andrew Cerisier Paula Christie Below: Mary Loso and Greg Wenthe stroll the hallway. Jeff Buechele looks over the Development Office display. i rk Coffin I Thomas Dageford Brian Durand James Eckblad Robert Fabian Ann Foster Todd Fournier Kimberly Franklin Michele Friestleben 75 Christina Graskow Juniors Move Up Diane Gruidi Lana Hofecker Laura Hoffman Lisa Hofstede Karen Hostetler Joseph Hyser Lorie Jacob Gregory Janikula Maria Kauffmann Tara Kennedy Michele Klath David Lenarz 76 And Up Mary Loso Nicholas Marentic Matthew Marrin Kaye Martin Peter Mazurs Elizabeth Nemeth Brian Nichols Stephen Novack Peter Nych 77 Juniors Show Spirit Brian Nichols and John Turpin hold their sign to prove they have lots of school spirit during Homecoming Week. Chris Graskow looks on approvingly. Megan O’Brien Shawn Oglesbee Patrick Osgood Peggy Piatt Steven Pumper Thomas Quinn Susan Reynolds Michael Salzer Barbara Schabel 78 Mary Schneider Barbara Schouweiler Stephen Shrake Charles Simoneau Thomas Siwek Jeffrey Skomra Christian Speidel Matthew Spooner Donna Stoneberg 79 Timothy Sullivan Juniors Show 80 John Tishmack John Torborg Bradley Trabing John Turpin David Voigt Gregory Vos Vincent Wallander Gregory Wenthe Jean Wojack Hey, Wolf, only monkeys hang on trees! Their Talents Andrew Wolf Regina Wolyniec John Worley NO PICTURES AVAILABLE: Paul Babekuhl Barbara Brynstad Daniel Fisher David Francisco Laurie Paquette Eugene Peters Julie Salchert James Woychick Janina Zmuda Above: Fr. Paul Feela and Pat Osgood Left: Joe Hyser and Mary Schneider are the Junior Attendants at the Homecoming Coronation. Below: Steve Pumper is concentrating on his footwork. 81 For Seniors ... A Year To Remember . . . 1980-81 was a year of drama ... a presidential election year, in which Ronald Reagan defeated incumbent Jimmy Carter ... 52 hostages coming home, after 444 days in Iran, to a national outpouring of love, welcome, and yellow ribbons (even around the Foshay Tower) ... assassination attempts that shocked the world, first on President Reagan, then on Pope John Paul. Locally, the dome stadium becomes a reality ... restoration of historic sites begins on Nicollet Island ... and De has extra celebrations to mark our anniversary year. Traditional school events culminate in graduation for us---we go with mixed emotions ... yet looking back at our days as Islanders as the Best of Times. Joseph Baier Joseph Baker James Beaulieu Christine Brown Timothy Bryant Elizabeth Brynstad Bridget Cassidy Sean Cassidy Arthrea Cunningha: 82 Seniors . . . Steven Delehanty Susan Diedrich Peter Dot ray Karen Dziuk Amy Eidem Gregory Fimon Seniors . . Michael Garrity Lisa Garver Daniel Gibbons Nancy Martin and Mary Lazor Kathleen Gulachek Rochelle Hamilton Dale Hardy Timothy Hart Diane Higgins 84 Seniors . . . Warren Hildreth Anita Marie Hoffman Lisa Hutton Barbara Anne Haug Ann Marie Jacob Robert Jacob Michael Janski Dan Stock, Tom LaDuke, and Tim Weiss gather around Lance Fraser at the piano. Ann Johnson 85 Seniors Mr. Joe Shrake gives Dan Molumby and Dale Hardy a hand. Daniel Kaiser Gregory Kaiser Anna Karjalahti John Kennedy Bonnie Lee Kesller Galen Klisch Brigid Kowalik Daniel Krolikowski 86 Seniors . . Joseph Kucala Lisa Marie LaBrie Thomas LaDuke Pamela Larson Paula Larson Mary Lazor Gregory LeClaire Gregory Lindseth Phyllis Lucey At the 50’s Dance ... Peter Lynch 87 Seniors . . Nancy Ann Martin Eric Mattson David Matzke Michelle McCulloch Geralyn Meyer Joe Kucala Deborah Ann Miles Daniel Molumby Seniors . . . Keith ,Parkes William Pulles Robert Ramirez Tom LaDuke, A1 Romportl. and Pete Dot ray hold Room 124’s entry in the Snow Days Banner Contest .. Did it win second place, guys? Phyllis Renee Anita Hoffman, Laura Hoffman, Greg LeClaire, and Tim Hart are busy in class ... Beth Ringwelski Connie Ridenour 89 Seniors . . Alan Homportl Jerrold Ryan Joseph Schneider Brian Scott Scott Zierden Anne Marie Soltys Daniel Stock Colleen Strand Dianne Sund Janet Thill Margaret Torborg 90 Seniors . . . William ,Turn berg Joseph Turpin Timothy Weiss Gail Weller Diane Witzman Anne Marie Yantos Peter Youngren Dianne Sund, Dan Stock, and Tim Hart Scott Zierden 91 In Sports . . . SOCCER Sue O’Neil CROSS COUNTRY Pete Lynch FOOTBALL Tim Weiss SWIMMING Amy Eidem VOLLEYBALL Janet Thill WRESTLING Greg Fimon BASKETBALL Anne Yantos, Dennis Mruz CHEERLEADING Geralyn Meyer GOLF Dan Krolikowski BASEBALL Rob Jacob TRACK Greg Lindseth TENNIS Sean Cassidy SOFTBALL Colleen Strand The Biggest . . . FLIRT HUSTLER TEASE GOOF-OFF KLUTZ APPLE-POLISHER PARTIER PLAYBOY PLAYGIRL TROUBLE MAKER SNAKE SKIPPER GOSSIP LEACH CLASS CLOWN SOAP OPERA FANATIC Ann Johnson Scott Zierden Anne Yantos, Dan Kaiser Karen Dziuk, Tim Hart Sue Diedrich, DanMolumby Anne Yantos, Pete Dotray Karen Dziuk, Tim Hart John Kennedy Dianne Sund Karen Dziuk, Dan Gibbons Brigid Kowalik, Scott Zierden Diane Higgins, Galen Klisch Anita Hoffman, Greg Kaiser Sue Diedrich. Greg Kaiser Dale Hardy Artie Cunningham SENIOR POLL . . Our Favorite. . . HANGOUT EATING PLACE T.V. SHOW SONG GROUP ACTRESS ACTOR TEACHER DRAG SINGER MOVIE CLASS TEACHER PASTTIME SOAP OPERA Back of Island Broadway Pizza M.A.S.H. “Celebration” R.E.O. Goldie Hawn Clint Eastwood Brother Kenneth Bruce Springsteen Ordinary People Practical Arts Mr. Anderson Partying General Hospital The Best . . . DANCER Mickey McCulloch. Greg LeClaire DRESSED Mickey McCulloch. Rob Jacob BODY Anne Soltys, Warren Hildreth STUDENT Paula Larson, Dennis Mruz SENSE OF HUMOR Sue O’Neil, Joe Kucala LOOKING Anne Soltys, Rob Jacob UNSUNG SENIOR Mickey McCulloch, Greg Lindseth TYPICAL SENIOR Geralyn Meyer, Pete Dotray VOICE Bridget Cassidy, A1 Romportl GRUB Angela Franklin, Joe Baker Above, I. to r., Janet Thill and Colleen Strand ... Janet was voted the best in volleyball. Colleen the best in softball ... also the most athletic and with the most school spirit. Below, 1. to r., Paula Larson, Greg Lindseth, Tim Bryant, Dennis Mruz, Anne Yantos. and Dianne Sund__________ 92 Who’s Who In The Class Of 1980-81? The Most . . . ATHLETIC Colleen Strand. Pete Dotray SCHOOL SPIRT Colleen Strand, A1 Romportl POPULAR Bridget Cassidy, Rob Jacob SOCIABLE Sue Diedrich, Al Romportl TIMID Pam Larson, Joe Baier OUTGOING Artie Cunningham. Rob Jacob RESPECTABLE Paula Larson, Dennis Mruz TALENTED Bridget Cassidy. Al Romportl DESIRABLE DATE Anne Soltys, Dan Kaiser LIKELY TO SUCCEED Paula I irson, Dennis Mruz ENERGETIC Ann Johnson, Al Romportl FUN TO BE WITH WHOLE CLASS OF ’81 EXCITING Sue O'Neil, Al Romportl UNDERSTANDING Nancy Martin. Pete Dotray INNOCENT Greg Kaiser. Carol Owen SWEETEST Anne Soltys. Dennis Mruz SEXIEST Anne Soltys, Warren Hildreth SEXIEST VOICE Nancy Martin, John Kennedy UNORGANIZED Sue Diedrich, Joe Turpin SOPHISTICATED Mickey McCulloch. Steve Delehanty MOODIEST Colleen Strand, Anne Yantos, Scott Zierden CRAZIEST Karen Dziuk. Al Romportl HATED SAYING FINE” MOST LIKELY TO RETURN Brigid Kowalik, Paul Babekul And Miscellaneous Categories . . . MOST FAMOUS FOR FALLING ASLEEP IN CLASS LOUDEST LAZIEST FRIENDLIEST HAPPIEST ALWAYS COMPLAINING WILDEST DRIVER MOST CREATIVE SHOWS MOST LEADERSHIP FIRST TO MARRY ALWAYS INTO SOMETHING KEEPS UP TO THE LATEST FASHIONS NICEST WALK NICEST EYES NICEST LEGS NICEST HAIR NICEST SMILE SEEKS MOST ATTENTION DID MOST FOR THE SENIOR CLASS Willie Turnberg Artie Cunningham, A1 Romportl Sue Diedrich, Robert Ramirez Bridget Cassidy. Dan Stock Geralyn Meyer, Dale Hardy Mickey McCulloch Karen Dziuk, Dan Kaiser Ann Johnson, Joe Turpin Paula Larson, Dennis Mruz Theresa Fisher, Dale Hardy Karen Dziuk, Tim Hart Mickey McCulloch, Rob Jacob Anne Yantos, Dan Kaiser Nancy Martin, Greg Kaiser Sue O’Neil, A1 Romportl Gail Weller, Mike Garrity Peggy Torborg, Dennis Mruz Ann Johnson, Dan Molumby Paula Larson, Dennis Mruz Seniors Finish Their Course . . . Top row, 1. to r., Bridget Cassidy, Warren Hildreth at the Shakespeare Banquet with lx rie Jacob, and Willie Turnberg; second row. left above, Lisa Carver; below her, Joe Baker with Sue Chyrk-lund; right above, Kathy Gulachek and Laura Hoffman; right below, Beth Ringwelski. Dianne Sund, and Angela Franklin. 94 Top row, 1. to r., Artie Cunningham; Deborah Miles; Angie Franklin, Brigid Kowalik, and Liz Brynstad; second row, Mickey McCulloch; Phyllis Renee; Cindy Jensen, Laura Hoffman, Mary Franklin, and Connie Ridenour; bottom row, Ger-alyn Meyer and Dan Kaiser; and Karen Dziuk. SPRING Spring on Nicollet Island: the island looks green and lush and lovely.there’s a breath-taking riot of pink blossoms on the Japanese flowering crab trees outside the hall windows of the A building_some days everyone seems U have spring fever.there’s a profusion of field trips, spring sports, award days, banquets .... there are spring showers, cleaning lockers, thinking of summer vacations, saying good-byes. Angie Fried, Kathy Willner, and Juli Wolyniec stop in the island’s park for a picture by the lilacs on the way back from a day at a workshop. K C 1 u b Key Club Members Serve The Community The Key Club is strictly a service club. It serves both the school and the community. It presently has twenty members with the Rother Robert supervising them. Members visit the elderly and work with mentally handicapped people. The Key Club serves the school in many ways such as setting up tables and chairs for banquets and working on the Treasure Island Festival. Top right picture, President Dennis Mruz leads a discussion with John Metty and Mike McAloon in the background. Bottom right picture, other officers in the Key Club are Pete Lynch, secretary; Greg Lindseth, vice-president; and Joe Kucala, treasurer. Top left picture, members Greg Kaiser, Paul Babekuhl, and Al Romportl. Bottom left picture, Greg Lindseth is talking to Brother Robert Thomas, moderator of the 1980-81 Key Club. Andy Wolf is in the background. Key Club members not pictured are: Greg Boeser, Steve Dele-hanty, Joe Hyser, David Johnson, Dan Kaiser, Tim Kennedy, Tom LaDuke, David Metty, John Meyer, and Paul Foster. fi Liturgy Committee Leads The Way The liturgy committee planned and carried out many successful assemblies and masses. The planning took place on Wednesdays during activity period with Brother Martin and Mrs. Sharon Roth as advisors. As an added incentive for working hard, the group had a treat before they started each week to give them energy. Besides eating and planning all the masses, the liturgy committee also planned such special events and speakers as Charlie Brown (the inspiration for Charles Schultz’s cartoons), Brian Rudd, and helped with the 300th anniversary of the Christian Brothers. Father Paul Feela, De’s chaplain, has given us spiritual inspiration. The familiar statue of St. De I a Salle in De’s courtyard. Brother Martin Klietz is also our campus minister and teacher of religion. He explains the use of TV and videotape as excellent teaching tools. Angie Fried, Jean Wojack, Mary Herbert, and Ann Lazor- Mary Herbert, Ann and Linda Lazor work on a wall hanging. Front row, 1. to r., Mary Herbert and Angie Fried; second row, Mike Molumby, Mrs. Sharon Roth, Simone Dawson, Todd Fournier, Beth Ringelwelski, and Kathy Krasky; third row. Linda Lazor, Ann Lazor,'Kathy Willner, and Brother Martin Klietz. 300th Anniversary Of The Christian Brothers St. De La Salle was the founder of the Christian Brothers, is the patron of teachers, and the person for whom De is named. This year the Christian Brothers celebrated their 300th anniversary. We, at the De La Salle, celebrated with them. The special mass, celebrated by Bishop Kinney, a graduate of De, honored the 300 years of dedication by the Christian Brothers to education. After the mass, a reception was held in the-courtyard. Many visitors attend the anniversary mass and reception. In the background is the banner the liturgy committee made for the occasion. De La Salle’s People Anita Hoffman won an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C., where she spoke to Senate committees, a press conference at the White House, and attended a Congressional Reception. ... and Diane Witzman was recognized by Executive Women International in cooperation with Sears Roebuck Co., as De’s Outstanding Student of Business for the 1980-81 school year. Anne Yantos received the Athena Award and was honored at a banquet with 49 other outstanding girl athletes of the Twin Cities. 100 Five Spanish students spent two weeks on tour in Spain. Pictured, 1. to r., are Anne Soltys, Anne Yantos, Greg LeClaire, and Sue Diedrich. Not pictured is Matt Spooner (he took the picture). Steve Delehanty won the Sons of American Revolution Good Citizenship Award. The News Paula Larson won the Rotary Award and the Kiwanis Award. Both are based on outstanding academic achievement, service to the school and community, and all-around character and personality. Greg Boeser was one of the top thirty German students in the state. Although a soph- omore, he scored 92% on the Junior level on a national examination. The Student Union election campaign aroused a lot of student interest at De with campaign posters and speeches. The winning team for 1981-82 president and vice-president are Barb Brynstad and Greg Vos. Not pictured are the other officers for next year: Laurie Paquette, Lisa Hofstede, and Mary Herbert. We’re not kidding — Dennis Mruz received a grant to attend St. Mary’s College. Scott Zierden, not pictured, received a similar grant to St. Mary’s. Jenny Ruder won a second place medal and certificate in the city-wide Optimists’ Club Oratorical Contest on March 24th. Paula l arson and Joe Kucala won the First Bank Award. The award is for citizenship, activities, and academic achievement. Left, Mark Coffin is one of De’s Secondary Center students who was involved with restoring a house. The project was well done and received public recognition. Below, are Kim McCormack and Joe Baier who attended the National Math Contest Recognition Banquet on April 27th. 101 Islanders Pitch In . . . . The baseball season was characterized by good pitching and good defensive play. Two players were selected to the All-Conference Team: Rob Jacob and Pete Dotray. Two others received honorable mention recognition from the conference: Dennis Mruz and Bob Fabian. The coach, Rich Johnson, praised the team’s ability, effort, and all-around good sportsmanship, as well as the leadership of the captains and other seniors. For The Record: FOR THE RECORD: De Opp. De vs Benilde 2 5 De vs Holy Angels 0 4 De vs Delano 2 6 De vs St. Agnes 6 5 De vs St. Bernards 2 6 De vs Benilde 4 8 De vs Mpls Lutheran 8 1 De vs Holy Angels 12 1 De vs St. Agnes 2 0 De vs Brady 1 4 De vs St. Bernards 1 6 De vs Totino-Grace 1 3 De vs Totino-Grace 1 7 De vs Brady 10 2 District 17 A De vs Marshall IJ 4 3 De vs Delano 1 8 CAPTAINS OF THE VARSITY TEAM: Pete Dotray, Dennis Mruz, Dan Kaiser, and Rob Jacob. Dennis Mruz and Pete Dotray show how they play their positions. Dennis is first baseman, while Pete plays shortstop. 102 VARSITY TEAM: Front row. 1. to r.. Captains: Dennis Mruz, Pete Dotray, Rob Jacob, and Dan Kaiser; second row, Matt Marrin, Joe Hyser, Bob Fabian, Coach Rich Johnson, Joe Wallerius, and Steve Delehanty; back row, Scott Zierden, Steve Pumper, John Worley, John Turpin, Joe Schneider, and Chris Speidel. JR. VARSITY: Front row, 1. to r., Andy Dols, Dave Rowles, and Jeff Bertch; second row, John Morast.Tom Heiman. Mike Reha, Jamie Cassidy, and Mike Dols; third row, Pat Cassidy, James Paar, Paul Foster, Coach Don Zierden, Tom Dotray, John Boylan, Dave Yantos. Dan Kenney, and Darin Wiger. 103 Softball ’81 ... Improving Steadily With a nucleus of veteran players, Coach Steve Gothman’s softball team became a consistent, competitive team. The young team gained need experience and confidence and, with the addition of several players at mid-season, made a strong big in the district 17A playoffs. Senior tri-captain Colleen Strand was the team’s most valuable player and named to the Don Bosco All-Conference for the second year in a row. All-Conference honorable mention recognition was given to Anne Yantos, Janet Thill, Mary Loso, and Jean Wojack. FOR THE RECORD: Opp De De vs Benilde 4 5 De vs St. Bernards 17 6 De vs Brady 10 (8 innings) 7 De vs Regina 13 1 De vs Holy Angels 9 3 De vs Benilde 6 (8 innings) 5 De vs Holy Angels 6 2 De vs St. Agnes 9 6 De vs St. Agnes 15 9 De vs Grace 2 0 De vs Brady 6 9 De vs Regina 12 9 De vs Blake 2 (6 innings) 13 De vs St. Bernards 7 0 De vs Rockford 12 2 Above right, Karen Dziuk; above left, softball captains: Janet Thill, Colleen Strand, and Mary Loso. Below, first row, 1. to r., Mary Schneider, Karen Dziuk, Captain Janet Thill, Captain Colleen Strand, Captain May Loso, and Anne Yantos; second row, Tracy Cerisier, Jean Wojack, Pam Ross, Jayne Fix, Michelle Eskro, Marla Parrott, Maria Rucke, and Michelle Reichert; third row, Manager Vince Wallander, Lisa Gerold, Michelle Simoneau, Amy Mattson, Eden Svendahl, Ann Murzyn, Mary Subialka, Kathy Jones, Maria Kauffmann, and Coach Steve Gothmann. Track . . . The boys’ relay team were our point scorers throughout the year, and at the district artd conference meets the De team began scoring in other events as well. Senior A1 Romportl was edged out of fourth placed at the Regions at the very last moment. Senior Tim Bryant scored in event that he ran except for a relay in district which got disqualified. Junior Pat Osgood scored in every event he ran and placed third in districts for the two-mile run and third place in districts for the 200 meter dash (half-mile). Both events qualified him for regions. Seniors Greg Lindseth and A1 Romportl were the captains. The girls’ track team worked hard and, as a result, have had a good year. BOYS’ TRACK TEAM: firet row, I. to r., A1 Romportl, Tom LaDuke, Tim Bryant, Greg Lindseth; second row, Tom Osgood, Tom Wojack, Ron Dubay, Tim Kennedy, Dave Johnson, Greg Vos, and John Meyer; third row, Coach Bill Johnson, Andy Wolf, Pat Osgood, and Coach Gary Myskevitz. GIRLS’ TRACK TEAM: first row, 1. to r., Nancy Owen, Erin Renneisen, Peggy Baier, Mary Shrake, and Chris Blank; second row, Coach Bill Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Michele Friestleben, Colleen Sullivan, Laurie Paquette, and Coach Gary Myskevitz. 105 Golf Team Swings Into Action Front row, 1. to r., Eric Blakkestad. Dan Krolikowski, Bill Moore, and Mike Kruchten; back row, John Kennedy, Coaches Bill Moore, Sr., and Todd Crabtree, and Mike Janski. Golf, this year, took a big step forward on the Island. We had a strong team with some younger strength. Three freshmen participated: Bill Moore finished second at the district, Eric Blakkestad shot very well and was the most improved, and Mike Kruchten finished well. Showing senior power: John Kennedy who shot the best of the team and finished first for De at the conference, Dan Krowlikowski who proved to be a strong asset throughout the year, and Mike Janski who helped the team by placing first for De at districts. Todd Crabtree coached the team, assisted by Bill Moore, Sr. Right, John Kennedy and Dan Kroli-kowski demonstrate their golf swings. De’s ’81 Tennis Team Shows Promise The tennis team ended the year with a 1-8 record. It finished sixth in the Don Bosco conference tournament at Rochester. Even though it was a losing season, participation of boys and girls was high and the spirit was good. Brian Durand, Tom Quinn, and Mike Bailey played well and won several matches each. Shown above are: front row, I. to r., Lisa Johnson, Kim McCormack, Karen Birk, Kathy WHlner; second row. Coach Brother Michael Callahan, Kathy Hatella, Shannon Ogles- Brian Durand and Tom Quinn during bee, Thersa Rosa, and Keith Cline; third row, Luke Neuman and Mike Bailey. their matches at the regionals. Banquets Honor Athletes Two sports banquets honored all those athletes that participated in Islander sports programs during the year 1980-1981. In addition, some students were chosen for all-conference teams, or received senior or undergraduate awards. What would banquets be without Kay Johnson’s capable Anne Yantos and Rob Jacob are chosen as the outstanding expertise? Here she is with Gary Myskevitz at the Spring athletes of the senior class. Sports Banquet. Above, left, Greg Fimon is the senior who received the wrestling award. Greg Lindseth was one of two seniors who received the award for track. (A1 Romportl, not pictured, was the other one.) Right, are Janet Thill and Colleen Strand. Janet received the senior volleyball award. Colleen received the senior softball award, as well as being chosen for the All-Conference Volleyball and Softball Teams. Below, left. Pat Osgood is a junior who did well in Cross Country. Below, right, Peter Lynch is the senior who received the Cross Country Award. Ron Jacob, Dennis Mruz, and Pete Do tray were chosen for the All- Mary Loso was chosen for the Don Bosco Conference Basketball Team. Girls’ All-Conference Basketball Team. De’s basketball team goes to the tournament. Below the team shows the trophy for winning the District 17A Championship. Other seniors on the championship basketball team: Scott Zierden, Dan Kaiser with Pete Do-tray. (See pages 44-45 and for more basketball information.) •| Participation in the 1980-81 school year • was greater and more spirited than for several years. In several cases, the year built experience and skills that will be helpful in the future. In all cases, Islander spirit and good sportsmanship have been outstanding. R 109 Chicago Or Bust . . . De La Salle’s concert band and select choir went on tour during April 1-4. Scott Fleming, Sr. Colette, and Br. Chris did the planning. There were many long bus rides to get places. The 1st began on the morning of April 1, as 2 buses loaded with both gear and people left De. We stayed at a Holiday Inn with good recreational facilities. The performances were well performed by the band and choir, and afterwards, we all did our sightseeing at restaurants, stores, parks, and museums. De’s bus .... with Angie Fried. Margaret Nemeth, Juli Wolyniec, and Kathy Willner. no DE LA SALLE — ON TOUR! Upper left picture. Chicago De La Salle’s guys and our gals ... Angie Fried. Kathy Willner. and Michelle Fraenkel; upper right, Brother Chris and Chicago De’s bus; center, dress rehearsal for the tour; below, left, Brian Bllendson by I ake Michigan; below, right, Pam Larson. Oh My Gosh! Here Come The Frosh! Pictures at Top of page: Randy Bartholomew, Jim Smoter, and Pat Cassidy; Lisa Frane and Steve Weiler; pictures across the center: Frank Strahan and Shawn Vadman; freshmen cheerleaders Carol Gulachek, Michele Simoneau, and Amy Mattson on the bottom; Julie Szymanski, Pam Ross, Kim McCormack, and Kathy Pederson; on top is Lisa Paar; looking on is Sharon Wilhelmi; below, left, Kathy McCarthy; below, right, Jenny Ruder, Kathy Pederson, and Sharon Wilhelmi. Pictures across the top of the page: Jacob Beebe; some frosh at the Fifties Dance ----Jenny Ruder and friend. Skip Herbert and Joe Krasky------------with Mr. Paul Graf in the background; across the middle of the page. Shannon Oglesbee and Mary Subialka; A1 Bougie, Michelle Simoneau; across the bottom of the page, Connie Ridenour and some frosh friends .... Kim McCormack, Bill Moore, and Connie on the left, Pam Ross and Paul Foster on the right; John Prendergast; Paul Foster and Tom Dot ray. 113 Sophomores Top row: Jeff Baker and John Boy-lan; Todd Herman and Cory Strand; Joe Wallerius; Center row: David Peterson; Steve Salchert; Kerry Kenney. Karen Jespersen, and Theresa O’Neill; Tom Osgood and Dave Johnson; Carol Suek; bottom row, Karen Jespersen and Chris Ma-zurek; Jamie Cassidy and Chris Do-lezal; Lisa Peterson and Chris Blank. Top row, Maria Rucke; Brother Martin, Joe Wallerius, and Monica Williams; and Mary Shrake; second row, Barry Ho-fecker; Lori Krawczynski and Cris Bertch; and John Meyer; bottom row, Kerry Kenney, Colleen Sullivan, and Angie Gjerde; Colleen Sullivan and Laurie Paquette, Mary Franklin and Ron Dubay. 115 Juniors . . . WHO’S WHO ... pictured on page, top row of pictures, Steve Shrake, Mary Loso, and Maria Kauffmann; second row of pictures, Barb Bryn-stad, Peggy Piatt, and Erzsi Nemeth; third row of pictures, Brian Nichols; Jim Woychick, Jeff Skomra, Brian Durand, Mark Coffin, and Bob Fabian; Lorie Jacob and Bridget Cassidy; right, Michele Friestleben and Erzsi Nemeth, Brian Nichols and Tim Bryant; far right, Greg Wenthe. WHO’S WHO .... top pictures, Bob Fabian, and line-up at Sadie Hawkins Dance; second row of pictures, Kim McCormack and Pat Osgood, Shawn Oglesbee, John Tor-borg and Peggy Piatt; bottom pictures, David Francisco, James Burroughs, and Michele Klath. 117 Undergraduate Awards Peggy Johnson, Paul Foster, Nancy Owen Ann Lazor and Juli Wolyniec Steve Pumper Academic Freshmen: Paul Foster Peggy Johnson Nancy Owen Sophomores: Ann Lazor Julie Wolyniec Junior: Steve Pumper gandi-Chpjr Kngi.ish Freshmen: Tony Balluff. Paul Foster Bill Moore, Mary Bedor Mark Lien, Pat Cassidy Sophomores: Angie Fried, Kathy Willner Juli Wolyniec, Brian Ellensen Chris Blank Juniors: Karen Hostetler, Vince Wallander Regina Wolyniec, Juli Salchert Steve Pumper Freshmen: Nancy Owen Tony Balluff Paul Foster Sophomores: Juli Wolyniec Brendan Downey John Meyer Juniors: Steve Pumper Tom Quinn Karen Hostetler Shakespeare Award: Greg Vos Speech: Jenny Ruder Art Freshmen: Brad Larson Lisa Gerold Joan Carpenter Sophomores: Shaun Flandrick Pat Wickham Tami Tangen Juniors: Michele Klath Andy Wolf Jean Wojack Business Sophomores: Barry Hofecker Thomas Will man Steven Williams Juniors: Barb Schabel Chris Speidel Steve Novack .Ht mg Eranpmjys Freshmen: Nancy Owen Kim McCormack Sophomores: Lori Krawczynski Mary Krasky Juniors: Mary Schneider Julie Salchert Paula Christie 118 t NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .... The juniors listed below were selected by the faculty and administration for their leadership, character, and service in addition to having at least a 3.0 grade point average: Margaret Baier Barbara Brynstad Brian Durand Karen Hostetler Mary Loso Steven Pumper Thomas Quinn Julie Salchert Gregory Vos Regina Wolyniec Tom Quinn. Regina Wolyniec. and Steve Pumper Peggy Baier Language Freshmen: Nancy Owen. German Mark Lien, German Peggy Johnson, Spanish Joe Krasky, Spanish Sophomores: Greg Boeser, German Theresa O'Neill, Spanish Mary Shrake, Spanish Angie Gjerde, Spanish Kathy Willner, Spanish Juniors: Mary Loso, Spanish Religion Freshmen: Paul Foster Tony Balluff Mary Bedor Sue Eickhoff Sophomores: Ann Lazor Mike Dols Juli Wolyniec Juniors: Karen Hostetler Steve Pumper Julie Salchert Freshmen: Linda Lazor Michelle Simoneau Sophomores: Ann Lazor Juli Wolyniec Juniors: Tom Quinn Regina Wolyniec Project 120: Peggy Baier Barb Brynstad Mfilhgn)aUg? Freshmen: Kim McCormack Peggy Johnson Michael Kruchten Sophomores: John Meyer Karen Jespersen Kerry Kenney Juniors: Brian Durand Jean Wojack Science Freshmen: Nick Torborg Tom Heiman Mike I aturnus Greg Polanski Sophomores: Ron Dubay Ann Lazor Juli Wolyniec Juniors: Greg Vos Brian Durand Steve Pumper Tom Quinn 119 Seniors Win Awards Paula Larson Dennis Mruz List Of Awards: VALEDICTORIAN; Paula Larson SALUIA1QBIAM; Dennis Mruz ACADEMIC. AWAKES: Art Amy Eidem, Joe Turpin Business Theresa Fisher, Rob Jacob English Carol Owen Language Dennis Mruz Mathematics Joseph Baier Chorus A1 Romportl, Bridget Cassidy Band Dan Krolikowski Religion Steve Delehanty Science Joseph Kucala Social Studies Paula Larson NATIONAL HONOR SQCIB1E Seniors: Steve Delehanty Pete Dotray Theresa Fisher Kathy Gulachek Dale Hardy Anita Hoffman Rob Jacob Joe Kucala Paula Larson Mary Lazor Michelle McCulloch Dennis Mruz Carol Owen A1 Romportl Janet Thill Scott Zierden EXTRA-CURRICULAR AWARDS; Cheerleading Key Club Student Union Drama Campus Ministry Theresa Fisher Dennis Mruz Paula Larson, Michelle McCulloch Eric Mattson Paula Larson i 120 They Make Us Proud! Eric Mattson and A1 Romportl Bridget Cassidy and Pete Dotray ATHLETIC AWARDS: Baseball Basketball Football Track Wrestling Cross Country Golf Softball Volleyball Outstanding Athlete Pete Dotray Anne Yantos, Dennis Mruz Rob Jacob Greg Lindseth, A! Romportl Greg Fimon Peter Lynch John Kennedy Colleen Strand Janet Thill Anne Yantos Rob Jacob Carol Owen ISLANDER AWARDS; Bridget Cassidy Dennis Mruz Pete Dotray Rob Jacob Dan Molumby Joe Kucala Peter Lynch DE LA SALLE STUDENT AWARDS: A1 Romportl Eric Mattson 121 QVT OF SCHOOL AWARDS: For these, see pages 100 and 101. Joe Turpin and Amy Eidem Dan Molumby and Paula Larson “The Best Of Times” Junior-Senior Prom 1981 Gazing into one another's eyes . Tim Weiss and Julie Salchert Brad Trabing and Carol Owen Janet Thill and Keith Parkes whisper sweet nothings. Galen Klisch and Joe Baker and their dates 123 I’m going to miss this old school for a million different reasons---What an assortment of unforgettable characters I’ve met here! There were classmates I liked right from the start___and those who took a little getting used to. There were teachers that I loved-----and those I survived. Most of all, there were good friends I made here and all the together times we shared-----when we won, when we lost, and when we celebrated. It won’t be easy saying good-bye to this school____to the teachers ... to these friends ... I only know that wherever I go, whatever I do, the days I’ve spent right here will always be a really special part of my life .... a time to remember. A Time To Remember Forever . . . . Graduation! Baccalaureate Service - at Our Lady of Lourdes in St. Anthony on Sunday. May 31, at 4 p.m. Afterward, dinner was served at De La Salle and short, informal program followed. Commencement Exercises - at the Basilica of St. Mary. Tuesday, June 2, and 7:30 p.m. We remember ------ the Pomp and Circumstance march into the Basilica ... the graduation address by Msgr. William Coates, Pastor of Ascension Church ... the class resplendent in gold caps and gowns. Also, on opposite page, Liz Brynstad and Dennis Mruz, Tom LaDuke who played at the dinner, and Pete Youngren. On this page. Mickey McCulloch and Steve Delehanty present gifts from the senior class; Joe Kucala gives the Senior Farewell. After graduation, we pose for pictures and have a bit of fun. Top right. Diane Witzman; Paula Larson; left Bridget Cassidy and Anne Yantos; below. Peter Lynch and Janet Thill. Index To De La Salle’s People: FAMILIAR FACES AND .... Brother Albert is one of De’s most faithful fans. Diep Trang and Teng Truong are hard-working new students. Last, but not least-Ben and Eileen Dover. (The year of graduation is shown in parentheses.) Anderson. .John (83) Anderson, Leigh, Mr. 9, 56 Babekuhl, Paul (82) 97 Baier, .Joseph (81) 82, 101 Baier, Margaret (82). 39, 74, 105, 119 Baier. Michael (84). 21, 32, 39, 58, 110 Bailey, Michael (83), 66, 107 Baker. Jeffrey (83). 43, 45, 66. 114 Baker, Joseph (81), 49, 82, 94, 123 Balluff, Anthony (84). 39, 58 Bardwell, Sandy (84). 58 Barnard, Troy (83), 25, 30. 66 Bartholomew, Randy (84). 58, 112 Basil Rothweiler, Brother. 5. 13, 36, 53 Beaulieu, James (81) 82 Bedor, Mary (84), 39. 58 Beebe, Jacob (84), 51, 58, 113 Benner, Steven (82) 74 Bernhardt, Rock (84), 58 Bertch, Christine (83), 17,31, 38,50. 56, 66. 73. 115 Bertch, Jeffery (82), 49, 74, 103 Billington, Rita (84), 28, 39, 58 Bird. Thomas (84), 56, 58 Bird, Timothy (83), 66 Birk, Karen (83). 66, 107 Blakkestad, Erik (84), 58, 106 Blank. Christine (83). 31. 39. 50. 54. 66. 71, 105, 114 Boeser, Gregory (83), 66, 101 Bohen, Jack, Mr. 10 Bougie. Allen (84), 58, 113 Boylan, John (83), 43. 66, 103. 114 Braithwaite, Elaine. Mrs., 7 Brown, Christine (81) 82 Bruce, Christine, Mrs., 11 Bruins, Janet (82), 32, 39, 74 Bryant. Timothy (81), 16. 39, 56. 82, 92, 105, 116 Brvnstad, Barbara (82), 20, 22, 23, 46, 47, 56, 101, 116 Brynstad, Elizabeth (81) 82, 95, 124 Buechelle, Jeffrey (82), 74, 75 Burroughs, James (82), 74, 117 Bury, Gina (84), 26, 58. 65 Calloway, Anthony (84), 58 Campbell, Anthony (84), 65 Campion, Steven (82), 74 Carpenter, Joan (84), 42. 54, 58 Carson, Jayne (82), 74 Cassidy, Bridget (81), 17, 24, 25, 28. 29, 39, 41. 42, 82, 94. 116, 121, 125 Cassidy. James (83), 39. 43, 66, 73. 103, 114 Cassidy, Patrick (84), 39, 58, 103, 112 Cassidy, Sean (81), 39, 82 Cerisier, Andrew (82), 39, 45, 73, 74 Cerisier, Tracy (83), 17, 39, 42, 66. 73, 104 Chesmer, Therese (84), 39, 58 Chris Kavanaugh, Brother, 9, 28, 36, 52, 111 Christenson, Ann (83), 66 Christian, Eric (84), 58 Christian, John (83), 66 Christie, Paula (82), 33. 49, 74 Chyrklund, Gerald (83), 66. 73 Chrvklund, Suzanne (84), 26, 58, 94 Cline. Keith (83), 39, 67. 107 Coffin, Mark (82), 75. 101, 116 Colette Kohn, Sister, 7 Cornell, Jeffrey (84), 21, 58 Cunningham, Arthrea (81), 23, 82, 95 Dageford, Thomas (82), 75 Dali. William (83), 67 Daly, Michael (84), 51, 58 Danielski. Kevin (83), 67 Dawson, Simone (83) 67, 99, 128 Delehanty, Steven (81), 19, 28, 29, 56, 83. 100, 103, 125 DesJardin, Todd (84), 21, 58 Diedrich, Susan (81) 83, 100 Dolezal, Christopher (83), 43, 67, 68, 114 Dols, Andrew (84). 21. 28, 30, 48, 59.60, 103 Dols, Michael (83), 67, 103 Donaghue. Virginia, Mrs., 6 Dotray, Peter (81), 19, 25, 36, 44, 45, 83, 89, 102, 103, 109, 121 Dotray, Thomas, (84), 21, 42, 54. 59, 65, 103, 113 Downey, Brendan (83), 67 Dubay, Ronald (83), 16. 67. 105, 115 Dulban, Benjamin (84), Durand. Brian (82), 34. 48, 75, 107, 116 Dziuk. Edward (84), 51, 59 Dziuk. Karen (81), 28, 39, 42. 83, 93. 95, 104 Eckblad, James (82), 75 Eickhoff, Susan (84), 26, 54, 59 Eidem, Amv (81). 22. 23. 83, 121 Eidem. Paul (83), 67 Ellendson, Brian (83), 19. 39. 67,73. Ill Eskro. Michelle (84), 25, 59. 104, Evans, Kent, Mr., 7, 52 Fabian, Robert (82), 75, 103, 116, 117 Faust. Ruth, Mrs., 6 Fimon, Greg (81), 19, 28, 39, 48, 51. 83, 108 Feela, Paul, Fr.. 81. 98 Fisher, Daniel (82), 19 Fisher, Theresa (81), 20, 25. 46. 47. 83. 87 Fix. Jayne (84), 21. 39. 59. 104 Flandrick. Shaun (83), 51, 67 Fleming, Scott, Mr., 12, 28, 39, 110 Foss, Kurt (84), 59 Foster, Ann (82), 35. 75 Foster, Paul (84), 28, 31. 39, 42. 59, 103, 113. 118 Fournier, Todd (82), 75, 99 Fraenkel, Michelle (83). 39. 67, 111 Fraenkel, Sheldon (84), 39 Francisco, David (82), 35, 117 Frane, Lisa (84), 21. 39. 59. 112 Franklin, Angela (81). 83, 94, 95 Franklin. Kimberly (82), 75 Franklin, Mary (83), 67, 95, 115 Fried. Angela (83). 39,67,96.98,99,110, 111 Fries. Melissa (84) 23, 32. 39, 59, 110 Friestleben, Michele (82). 23. 28. 31, 38. 39, 56, 75, 79. 105, 116 Garrity, Michael (81), 84 Garver. Lisa (81), 49, 84 , 94 Gerold, Lisa (84), 32, 39. 42, 59. 104 Gibbons, Daniel (81), 49, 84 Gjerde, Angela (83), 17. 50. 56. 68. 115 Gothman, Steve Mr., 8, 19, 21, 41, 48, 51, 104 Graf, Paul, Mr., 113 Graskow, Christina (82), 34, 54, 55, 75, 78 Gruidl, Allen (83), 34, 68 Gruidl, Diane (82), 39. 76 Gulachek, Carol (84), 17, 42, 59. 65. 112 Gulachek, Kathleen (81). 17, 28, 84. 94 Hames, Peter (84), 42, 54, 59. 65 Hamilton, Rochelle (81) 84 Hardy, Dale (81), 19. 45, 83, 84, 86, 87 Hart, Timothy (81), 19, 28, 49.84.89.91 Harty, Charlotte. Mrs., 6 126 Hatella, Kathleen (84), 59, 107 Hauser, Bridget (84), 59 Heichert, Gregory (83), 68 Heiman, Thomas (84), 59. 103 Hein, Jeffrey (83) 68 Hcnnen, Paul (84), 39, 59 Hennessy, Molly (83), 17. 54, 68 Herbert, Mary (83), 36, 55, 68, 98, 99 Herbert, Patrick (84), 21, 39,56, 60, 113 Herman. Todd (83). 30. 43. 68. 70. 114 Higgins, Diane (81), 84 Hilaa Keller, Sister, 10, 54, 65, 127 Hildreth, Warren (81), 25,32,39, 48,85, 94 Hofecker. Barry (83), 48, 68. 115 Hofecker, Lana (82), 76 Hoffman. Anita (81). 28, 39, 85, 89, 100 Hoffman. Anthony (84). 21, 60 Hoffman, I aura (82) 28, 39, 76, 89, 94, 95 Hofstede, John (83), 68 Hofstede. Lisa (82). 56. 76 Hostetler, Karen (82), 39, 76, 119 Huotari, Walter (83), 68 Hutton, Lisa (81), 85 Hyser, Anthony (84). 21, 42, 49 Hyser, Joseph (82), 25, 31, 45, 76, 81, 103 Ilaug, Barbara (81), 85 Jablonski, Lori (83), 17, 38, 56. 68. 73 Jacob. Ann Marie (81), 28. 40, 85, 87 Jacob. Lorie (82). 54, 76, 94. 93, 116 Jacob, Robert (81), 18, 19. 24. 25, 27, 44. 45. 85, 102, 103, 108, 109 Jacobs, Kelly (83) Janikula, Gregory (82), 32, 39, 76 Janski, Michael (81), 85, 106 Jensen, Cynthia (83), 68, 95 Jespersen, Karen (83). 22,23,54,68,114 Johnson, Ann (81), 45, 85, 87 Johnson, David (83), 16, 28. 31, 51, 68, 105, 114 Johnson, Kay, Mrs., 7, 108 Johnson, Lisa (83), 17, 38,39,50,69. 73 107 Johnson, Peggy (84), 26, 42, 54, 60, 63, 105, 118 Johnson, William, Mr., 11, 52, 105 Johnston, Michael (84), 39, 42, 60 Jones, Kathryn (84), 23, 42, 60, 104 Jones, Richard (84), 60 Kaiser, Daniel (81). 18, 19,20, 25, 28.45 86, 87, 95, 102, 103, 109 Kaiser, Gregory (81), 28, 86, 97 Kaiser, Shirley, Mrs., 5, 36, 52 Karjalahti, Anna (81), 86 Kauffmann, Maria (82), 21, 28, 35, 39, 46. 49, 56. 57, 76. 77, 104, 116 Keavy, David (84), 54, 60, 65 Keenan, Kathryn (84), 60 Kennedy, John (81), 19, 32, 39, 85, 86, 106, 123 Kennedy, Tara (82), 23, 49, 76. 100 Kennedy, Timothy (83), 16, 48, 51, 69, 105, 128 Kenneth Gieske, Brother, 11, 38, 41, 52, 56 Kenney, Daniel (84), 60, 103 Kenney, Korrv (83), 31, 50, 54, 69. 114 115 ' Kesller, Bobby Jo (84), 60, 63 Kesller, Bonnie Lee (81), 86, 123 Klath, Michele (82) 39. 76, 117 Klisch. Galen (81). 49. 86. 123 Klisch, Sharon (83), 69 Kowalik, Brigid (81), 86, 95 Kowles, Matthew (84), 21. 42, 60 Kracht, Laura (84), 50, 60 Krasky, Joseph (84), 60, 113 Kraskv, Kathy (83), 69, 99, 128 Krasky, Mary (83). 17. 68, 69 Krawczynski, Ix ri (83), 50, 69, 115 Krolikowski, Daniel (81), 39, 86, 106, 110 Kruchten, Michael (84), 21, 42, 60, 106 Kucala, Joseph (81), 45, 87, 88, 97, 101 125 Kudla, Thomas (83), 39, 69 Kuhn, Georgia (83). 67, 69 Kyatoukaysy, Losyanouk (84), 61 LaBrie, Lisa Marie (81), 49, 87 LaChapelle, Jay (81), 19. 27,123 LaCount, Jeff, Mr., 10 I Duke, Thomas (81), 28, 29, 39, 85, 87 89, 105, 124 Lander. Peter (84) Larsen, Mark (84) Larson, Bradley (84), 61 Larson, Eugene (84), 42, 61 Larson, Pamela (81), 39, 87, 111 Larson, Paula (81), 36, 87, 92, 101, 120 122, 125 Laturnus. Michael (84), 61 Layeux, Denise (84), 61 Lazor, Ann (83), 36, 69, 98, 99, 118 Lazor, Linda (84), 6l, 98, 99 Lazor, Mary (81) 36, 84. 87 LeClaire, Gregory (81), 28, 87, 89, 100 Lenarz, David (82), 76 Lewis, Gerald (84), 61 Lien, Mark (84) 28, 39, 61 Lindseth, Gregory (81), 16, 56, 87 92 97, 105, 108 I oftus, Margaret (84), 26, 39, 61 Longen, Douglas (84), 61 Loso, Mary (82), 17, 34, 35, 41, 42. 56 74. 77. 104, 109, 116 Lucey, Phyllis (81), 32, 39, 87, 122 Lutz, Becky (84). 61 Lynch, Peter (81), 16. 87, 97, 108. 125 Marentic, Nicholas (82), 39. 77 Marrin, Matthew (82), 77, 103 Marsolek, Theodore, Mr., 11, 28 Martin. James (84), 42 Martin, Kaye (82). 39, 77 Martin Klietz, Brother, 8, 98 99, 115 Martin, Nancy Ann (81), 20. 46, 47, 54 55. 84. 88 Mary Ix u Murray, Sister, 11 Mashek, James (83), 48, 69, 127 Mattson. Amy (84), 21, 28,39,42,56.61, 65, 104, 110, 112 Mattson, Eric (81). 19, 20, 28, 29, 39, 48, 87, 88, 121, 128 Matzke. David (81), 88 Mazurek, Christopher (83), 43, 68, 69, 114 Mazurs, Peter (82), 77 McAloon, Michael (8-1), 61, 97 McCarthy, Kathleen (84), 61, 112 McCormack, Kim (84). 50, 61. 65, 101, 107, 112, 113, 117 McCracken, Peter (84), 61 McCulloch. Michelle (81), 20,28,46,47, 56. 57, 88, 95, 125 McDonough, Tom (83), 19, 43, 69 McGrath, Patrick (84). 61 McKenna. Mary, Mrs., 6 McQuiston, John (84). 61 Mettv, David, Jr. (83), 39, 69 Metty, John (84), 61, 97 Meyer. Geralyn (81). 20, 46. 47. 54, 55, 88 95 Meyer, John (83), 16. 28. 48, 56. 70, 72, 105, 115 Meyers. Shirley, Mrs., 11 Michael Callahan, Brother. 9, 107 Miles. Deborah (81). 39, 88, 95 Miles, Richard (84), 61, 65 Molumby, Daniel (81), 13,39.45,86.88. 122 Molumby, Michael (83). 70, 73, 99 Moore. William (84), 21, 28, 39. 48, 60, 62, 65. 106, 113 Morast, John (84), 62, 103 Mruz, Dennis (81). 19, 33, 40, 44. 45, 88. 92. 97, 101, 102, 103, 109, 120, 124 Murzyn, Ann (84), 62. 65. 104 Myskevitz, Gary, Mr., 8,16, 53,105,108 Nelson, Bob, Mr., 128 Nemeth, Elizabeth (82), 23, 39, 77, 116 Nemeth, Katherine (84), 23, 56, 62 Nemeth. Margaret (83), 39, 70, 110 Ness, James, Mr., 5, 18, 19 Neumann. Luke (83), 70, 107 Newcomer, Steven (84), 39, 62 Nichols, Brian (82), 31. 77, 78, 116 Nichols, Deborah, Miss, 6 Nichols, Marian, Mrs., 128 Nigon, Mary. Mrs., 8 Norris, Sharon (84), 62 Novack, Robert (83), 70 Novack, Stephen (82), 77 Nych, Peter (82), 39, 78 O'Brien, Megan (82), 39, 78 O’Connell, Michael (84), 62 Oglesbee, Shannon (84). 17, 34, 54 62 107, 113 Oglesbee. Shawn (82), 19, 78, 117 Olmstead, David (83), 19, 70 O’Mara, John (83), 31. 70 Below, James Mashek works with Sister Hilda. Right, Greg Vos. Far right, Mrs. Marian Nichols is one of those important behind-the-scenes persons at De. O’Neil, Susan (81), 20, 21. 46. 47. 54. 55. 87. 88. 123 O’Neill. Theresa (83), 17, 38, 56.70, 114 Osgood. Patrick (82), 16. 39. 48. 53. 78. 81, 105. 108. 117 Osgood. Thomas (83), 16.39.51.70.105, 114 Overbo. Michael (83), 39, 70 Owen. Carol (81), 28. 39, 88. 121, 123 Owen. Nancy (84), 28, 62. 105, 118 Parr, James (83), 70. 103 Paar, Lisa (84), 50. 62. 65. 112 Padula. John (84), 62 Paquette. Laurie (82). 20, 28.46, 47, 54. 55, 105, 115 Parkes, Keith (81), 32, 39, 48. 89. 123 Parrott, Marla (84), 104 Pawlitschek, Ann (84) Pedersen, Kathleen (84), 50,62,65, 107, 112 Pemble, Paul (83). 70 Peters. Eugene (82) Petersen. Darin (84). 21, 35, 42, 62 Peterson. David (83), 44, 45, 70, 114 Peterson. Lisa (83), 38, 39, 50, 70, 114 Petrick. Daniel, 12, 53 Piatt. Peggy (82), 41. 42, 78, 116, 117 Polanski, Gregory (84), 62 Prendergast. John (84), 62, 113 Pulles, William (81). 89 Pumper, Steven (82) 19. 28. 35, 39, 40, 45, 53, 56, 77, 78, 81. 103, 118. 119 Putt. Lisa (84), 39. 62 Quinn, Thomas (82), 78, 107, 119 Ramirez. Robert (81), 39. 89 Reha, Michael (84), 62. 103 Reichert. Michelle (84), 62, 104 Renee, Phyllis (81), 23, 28. 89, 95 Renncisen, Erin (84), 21, 28, 30, 31, 39, 40. 56, 62, 105 Reynolds, Susan (82), 39, 78 Richard, Dahman, Brother, 9 Ridenour, Connie (81), 89, 95, 113 Ringwelski. Beth (81). 89, 94. 99 Robert Thomas, Brother, 10, 97 Robertson, Mary (84), 33, 62 Robinson, Davetta (84), 63 Romportl, Alan (81), 18. 19, 28, 29. 30, 39, 45. 89. 90. 93, 97, 105, 121 Rosa, Theresa (84), 63, 107 Ross. Pamela (84), 50, 63. 104. 112, 113 Rotello, Angelo (83). 71 Roth. Sharon, Mrs.. 28. 33, 52. 99 Roth, Steve, Mr., 7, 41 Rowles, David (84), 113 Rucke. Maria (83) 17,20.25,66.71,104, 116 Ruder, Jennifer (84), 101, 112, 113 Ryan, Jack (83) Ryan, Jerrold (81), 49, 90 Salchert, Julie (82). 22. 23, 39, 122 Salchert, Stephen (83), 19, 30, 43, 71, 114 Salzer, Michael (82), 78 Sampson, Joseph (84) Schabel, Barbara (82), 78 Schneider, Joseph (81), 90, 103 Schneider, Mary (82), 17, 25, 28, 35, 56, 57, 79, 81. 104 Schneider, Sandra (83), 67, 71 Schouweiler, Barbara (82), 39, 79 Schouweiler, David (84), 63 Schug, Daniel (83), 71 Schultz, Howard (83), 34, 71 Schwalbe. Kathleen (84), 63 Scott, Brian (81), 87, 90 Seifert, Timothy (84), 63 Sellors, Mark (84), 28, 39, 63 Shafranski, Lynne (84), 63 Shrake, Joseph Mr., 9, 44, 45, 86 Shrake, Marv (83), 21. 31. 41. 42. 56, 71. 105, 115 Shrake. Stephen (82), 19,40.45, 79. 116 Siedlecki, Theresa (84), 63, 65 Simoneau. Charles (82). 79 Simoneau. Michelle (84), 21,42,63,104, 112, 113 Siwek, Kenneth (84), 63, 65 Siwek, Thomas (82), 79 Skomra, Jeffrey (82) 79, 116 Smith, James (83), 71 Smoter, Jim (84), 63, 112 Soltys, Anne Marie (81), 25, 33, 90. 100 Speidel, Christian (82), 19, 33, 35, 56, 79. 103 Spooner, Mathew (82), 32, 79 Stock. Daniel (81), 39, 85, 90, 91 Stoneberg, Donna (82), 23, 79 Strahan, Frank (84), 16, 63, 64, 112 Strand. Colleen (81), 17, 39. 90, 92, 104, 108 Strand, Cory (83), 39, 43. 67, 71, 73, 114 Subialka, Mary (84), 54, 63, 65, 104, 113 Suek. Carol (83). 17, 42, 56, 71, 114 Sullivan, Christopher (83), 71 Sullivan. Colleen (83). 28, 50, 71, 105, 115 Sullivan, Timothy (82), 33, 79 Sund, Dianne (81), 90, 91, 92, 94 Svendahl, Eden (84 ) 28, 29. 54, 63. 104 Szymanski, Julie (84), 50, 63, 112 Talbot, Joanne (83), 39, 71 Tangen, Tamara (83), 71, 73 Thill, Janet (81), 17,38.90,92,104,108, 123, 125 Thompson, Debra (84), 63 Tishmack. John (82), 80 Torborg, John (82), 80 Torborg, John (82), 19, 34, 45, 80, 117 Torborg, Margaret (81), 25, 54, 90 Torborg, Nicholas (84), 64 Trabing, Bradley (82) 53, 80, 123 Trang, Diep (84), 126 Truong, Teng (84), 126 Turnberg, William (81), 91, 93, 94 Turpin. John (82). 78. 80. 103 Turpin, Joseph (81), 121 Utecht, George, Mr., 12 Vadman, Shawn (84), 53, 64. 65, 112 Vlahakos, Bernice, Mrs., 7 Voigt. David (82), 80 Vos. Gregory (82). 16, 28, 29. 31. 35, 38. 56. 80. 101, 105, 127 Wadley, Denis, Mr., 9 Wallander, Vincent (82), 16. 28. 29. 39, 48. 80. 104 Wallerius, Joseph (83). 43, 52, 72, 103, 114, 115 Warhol, Peter, Mr., 12 Weigel. Michael (84), 21. 64 Weiler, Stephen (84), 21. 64, 65. 112 Weiss. Timothy (81), 32. 39, 85. 91, 122 Weller, Gail (81). 91 Wells, Jay (84), 64, 65 Wenthe, Christopher (83), 72 Wenthe, Gregory (82), 74, 80, 116 Wickham, Patrick (83), 72 Wiger, Darin (84), 64, 103 Wilhelmi, Sharon (84), 64, 112 Wilkie, Benjamin (84), 25, 42, 59, 64, 65 Williams, Monica (83), 39, 72. 115 Williams, Steven (83), 16, 48. 51. 72 Williams, Susan (84), 50, 64 Willie, Frank (84), 64 Willman, Thomas (83), 72 Willner, Kathryn (83). 28.39,55,72,96. 99, 107, 110, 111 Winsor, Therese (84), 64 Witzman, Diane (81), 91, 100, 125 Witzman, Raymond (83). 72 Wojack, Jean (82), 21. 42. 80, 98, 104 Woiack, Thomas (83), 16, 43, 72, 105 Wolf, Andrew (82), 31, 53,79,80.81.97. 105 Wolyniec, Julianne (83). 21. 36, 39, 54. 72, 96, 110, 118 Wolyniec, Regina (82), 21, 27, 39, 81, 119 Wolyniec. Vicki (84), 39, 64 Worley, John (82), 81, 103 Woychick, James (82), 19, 81, 116 Wyman, Beth (84), 39, 64 Yantos, Anne Marie (81), 17, 42, 56, 91, 92, 100, 104, 108, 125 Yantos. David (84). 21. 42. 64 , 65. 103 Youngren, Peter (81), 30, 124 Zazac, William (84), 64 Zierden, Don, Mr., 10, 41, 43, 45, 103 Zierden, Scott (81), 19, 45, 90, 91, 103, 109 Zmuda, Janina (82), 81 THANK YOU SO MUCH • Thanks to Burt Hedstrom, the Josten’s American Yearbook representative for his advice and help. • Thanks to Dave Santos, photographer from H. Larson Studio, Inc., for taking many pictures and providing glossies for the yearbook free of charge. By the way, Dave is a De La Salle grad! • Thanks to Dolig Mruz for providing needed action shots of many De events. He is Dennis's brother and a De La Salle grad, too! • Thanks to Mrs. Virginia Donaghue for her capable assistance in the Financial aspects of the yearbook and double-checking our records. tjAVWWWWm Down in the Commons .... Simone Dawson, Frank Gaines, Tim Kennedy, Kathy Krasky, and Eric Mattson. Bob Nelson, Maintenance. 128