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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1982 volume:

ISLANDS TREASURE Everyone is familiar with stories about buried treasure, about maps that show where it is hidden on a far away desert island. We all know that whoever, after a long and hard search, finds the gold or diamonds becomes rich and famous. But everyone may not know that all of us have also been on a treasure hunt this year, even though no one has found any gold ducats. Instead, it has given us some good friends, knowledge and many memories. Memories of winning the game, of good times at the dances or maybe of getting an llA on a big test. One of our common memories will be of a friend who was always there when needed, who listened to us and understood, who attended all of our games and who taught religion by living it. The 1982 Delta special commemorates Brother Martin Klietz, an important Island treasure. Delta 1982 De La Salle High School Minneapolis, Minnesota Volume XLV , . Fall Page 9 Winter Page 33 Spring Page 81 LEARNING AND GROWING Religion, Algebra, World Cultures Physical Education, Anthropology and Art, each a dif- ferent class with a different teacher but all have the same goal. Each one of the courses at De La Salle try to help the students grow through learning. .memsxx Upper right: Time out for study. Upper left: Paulette Corona and Carol Wukawitz finish up their projects for Home Economics. Right: Craig Armstrong and Joe Cerisier keep stretching in Physical Education. Top: It,s not easy to make a death mask , even in Art class. Top: Jay Wells and Theresa Rosa change books for their Middle: Sandy Greene, Danielle Moore, Kerry Hoglund pay close next class. attention to a class discussion. Bottom. Scott Kopp works out on the Universal Gym. Bottom: Trimester tests encourage a lot of students to study. Upper left: The Student Union election assembly. Upper right: Four new computers were a major addition to the Mathematics Department. Right: Some dedicated students fought a Minnesota blizzard to get to school. But when Steve Newcomer, Mike Kruchten, John Meyers, Greg Vos, Mary Bedor, Sharon Wilhelmi, Kim McCormick, Erik Blakkestad and Mark Sellors got here they found out School had been cancelled. Left: Paul Eidem, Tom Wilman, Nick Marentic, Dave Metty, Shawn Oglesbee, John Tishmack and John Turpin wait for Mr. Zierden,s class to begin. Lower left: On March 17th St. Patrick, better known as Brian Nichols, visited Bro. Patricks Religion Class. Below: Camera shy? Not Julie Szymanski! Lower right: Mr. Wadleyus, English class celebrated Shakespearek birthday on April 22nd with the traditional cake and punch. PRAYER AT DE Following the charism of John Baptist De La Salle, the school integrates instruction, discipline, Christian example and prayer as the basis of an educational community. De La Salle Student Handbook Father Paul Feela, School Chaplain DE LA SALLE ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD President, Phil Kenney Vice President, Wes Oglesbee Secretary, Florence Godlewski Monsignor William Coates Gary Wilmer Joy Kennedy Judy Siwek Gerald 8L Marge McGrath Bro. Terence McLaughlin Mary McKenna John S. Butler W.J. Surdyk Dr. Michael Joseph Kevin Ryan Frank Gleeson Osmer 8z Joan Carpenter Robert Foster Bro. Basil Rothweiler, Principal, points out the proposed Bro. Christopher Kavanaugh, Assistant Principal, questions the changes for Nicollet Island. need for all the class changes. Mr. Barry Lieske, Dean of Students and Athletic Director, works on scheduling team buses for football season. FACULTY Left: Mr. Paul Roth, Physical Education Below: Br. Kenneth Gieske, Social Studies Mr. William Johnson, Social Studies Mr. Joe Shrake, Business, tells Chris Wenthe to keep his eyes on the paper. Mr. Jack Bohen, Social Studies Left: Mr. Leigh Anderson, Social Studies Right: Mrs. Sharon Roth, ome Economics 12 WORKING HARD Br. Charles Fiandaca, Religion Mr. Gary Myskevitz, Religion Mr. Scott Fleming, Music Br. Michael Lester, Religion Right: Sr. Colette Kuhn, Guidance Far right: Br. Patrick Quinn, Religion READING, WRITING 8x SPEAKING Mr. Donald Zierden, English Mr. Denis Wadley, Englsih Mrs. Mary Nigon, Foreign Language Mr. Jeff La Count, Foreign Language Ms. Marcia Lundin, Library ' 13 CHEMICALS, COSINES Br. Robert Thomas, Science Mr. Steve Gothmann, Mathematics Br. Stephen Eibert, Science Mrs. Christine Bruce, Science Mr. Ted Marsolek, Art AND CLAY Left: Br. Bertrand J uettner, Mathematics Right: Mrs. Shirley Meyers, Mathematics, helps John Prendergast THE FRONT OFFICE balanced. Oh goody, another banquet to prepare. Mrs. Kay Johnson, Secretary Mrs. Elaine Braithwaite, Attendance Secretary, wonders about another Tardy excuse. Mrs. Virginia Donahue, Business Office is glad the books The support staff is a very important part of De La Salle. They provide the iibehind the scenest services that are necessary to make the school run smoothly. All of these people have added a great deal to the school and we are proud to have them at De. Mrs. Shirley Sorenson, School Health Nurse BEHIND THE SCENES Mr. Bob Nelson, Maintenance Mr. Pete Warhol and Mr. Scott Johnson, Maintenance, keep all the equip- ment running. Mrs. Barbara Fraser, Non-Public School Counselor, explains a PSAT score. Mrs. Clara Gruidi and Mrs. Katie Reynolds want to know who Mr. Kent Evans, Recruitment, finds time to read the ordered the food. Islander. TS NOT AS EASY AS IT LOOKS! Not Pictured: Mrs. Ruth Faust Mrs. Joan McClay Mrs. Marion Nichols Ms. Debbie Nichols, Development Mr. Steven Roth, Development ffice Mr. Don Zierden and Mrs. Chris Bruce Mrs. Nancy Riga, Development Office Mrs. Charolette Hardy Development Office 9 ANNUAL MARATHON One hundred seventy De La Salle Students and staff members participated in the ninth annual Marathon for Non-Public Education and raised almost six thousand dollars for the school. This is an increase in both the amount of money raised and the number of De' participants. Lefs keep it up next year! TOP TEN Mary Schneider John Christian Brother Basil Patrick McGrath David McElwain Jeannine Miller Patrick Osgood Gerald Lewis Brian Nichols Mary Schneider and John Christian, not shown, tied for top fundraiser. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - 1981 Back left; Dave Rowles, Tom Osgood, Tony Wojack, Mickey Hin- geley, Tim Kennedy, Dave Johnson, John Meyer, Tom Wojack, Steve Newcomer. Middle Left: Mary Shrake, Chris Blank, Statis- ticians, Pat McGrath, Ron Dubay, Rich Prewett, Frank Strahm, Mike Reha, Coach Myskevitz, and Statistician Colleen Sullivan. Front left: Captins Greg Vos and Pat Osgood. Back left: Kathy Willner, Kathy Jones, Amy Mattson, Coach Foster, Melissa Fries, Eden Svendahl, Karen Jespersen. Front left: Tara Kennedy, Barb Brynstad, Julie Salchert, Maria Kauffmann. DE LA SALLE 82 VOLLEYBALL Varsity . . . Back Left: Tracy Cerisier, Angie Gjerde, Molly Hennessy, Coach Julie Christianson, Mary Krasky, Theresa O Neil1, Chris Bertch. Row 2: Maria Rucke, Mary Schneider, Carol Suek, Mary Loso, Lori Jablonski. Junior Varsity . . . Back Left: Nancy Owen, Coach Julie Christianson, Carol Gulachek. Row 2: Doreen Johnson, Anna Clein, Natalie Johnson, Julie Griffin. FOOTBALL 82 - ISLANDER PRIDE Varsity Team . . . Back, left: Jim Eckblad, Steve Salchert, Todd DesJardin, Shawn Olgesbee, Luke Newman, John Prendergast, Jeff Baker, John Torborg, Paul Eidem, Mark Coffin, Mike Kruchten. Row 2: Dan Fisher, Dave Yantos, Mike Baier, Tom McDonough, Brian Ellendson, Chris Spiedel, Dave Olmstead, Tony Hoffman, Peter Nych. Row 3: Bill Moore, Andy Cerisier, Coaches Don Zierden, Steve Gothmann, Barry Lieske, Tom Gothmann, and Paul Roth, Matt Marin, John Boylan. F ront: Jeff Cornell, Shawn Flandrick, Todd Fournier, Darin Peterson, Steve Pumper, Steve Shrake, Matt Kowles. Junior Varsity . . . Back, left: Steve Ivens, Sean Ogren, John Prendergast, Tom McLaughlin, Mike Kruchten, Bill Nelson. Row 2: Kevin Kennedy, Darin Peterson, Jeff Brang, Mike Baier, Tony Hoffman, Erik Blakkstad. Row 3: Devin Peterson, Dean Mahoney, Bill Moore, Dave Yantos, Stefan Karamarczuk, Tony Calloway, Reine Kassulker. Front: Joe Cerisier, Coaches Don Zierden, Steve Gothmann, Tom Gothmann, Bernie Smith. PLAYING HARD- GAME HIGHLIGHTS 81 Shawn Flandrick, 5156 makes a tackle. Steve Shrake throws a completion. John Torborg carries the ball on this stuff play. .3: W Coach Lieske gives some pre-game directions. x Jim Eckblad, 47330 carries the ball. 23 $100 cake sets the theme for Homecoming. HOMECOMIN G CALENDAR OF EVENTS Oct. 5 - Beard Growing Contest, Volleyball Game, Hat Judging Oct. 6. - Mismatch Day, Balloon Toss, Minnow Swal- low, Soccer Game Oct. 7 - Bubble Blowing Contest, FrosMSoph Tug-o- War, Dress Up Day Oct. 8 - JrJSr. Tug-o-War, Pie Auction and Throw, Punk Day Oct. 9 - Tug-o-War Finals, Trike Race, Cake Auction, Beard Judging Oct. 10 - Car Decorating, FOOTBALL GAME De fights for yardage. De,s Jeff Corr COMING niors pull 'through! rries the ball. 25 CORONATION: BARB AND STEVE REIGN SUPREME De La Sallets 1981 Homecoming was a great success. The Student Union organized a variety of activities that helped everyone get in the ttBash the Bulldogsh spirit. There were daily contests in which homerooms com- peted for points toward the twenty five dollar grand prize. Homecoming Royalty were crowned during an evening ceremony on Wednesday, October 7th. Even though we lost our Saturday football game against the St. Bernard Bulldogs everyone enjoyed the dance that evening. Right: Queen Barb Brynstad and King Steve Pumper Front Row, left: Cris Bertch, Lori Jablonski, Tracy Cerisier, Pam Stuart, Barb Bjoraker, Sandy Snyder, Michelle Eskro, Mary Bedor, Kathy Jones, Maria Kauffmann, Chris Craskow, Mary Schneider; Row 2: Paul Eidem, Tom McDonough, Troy Bernard, Reine Kassulker, Joe Cerisier, Bill Moore, Paul Foster, Tom Dotray, Greg Vos, Andy Wolf, Joe Hiaser; Row 3: Stacy Larson, Chris Blank, Barb Brynstad, Steve Pumper, Nancy Owen, Bridget Cassidy: Row 4: Harry Kiaser, Tom Osgood, David Rowles. Queen Barbara and King Steven are joined by Princes Harry Kiaser, Dave Rowles, Tom Os- good along with Princesses Stacy Larson, Nancy Owen, and Chris Blank. Below left: Tom Bird helps serve punch at the dance. Below right: Everyone enjoyed dancing to the sounds of Skylme. 27 28 CHARLEY IS FOUND ::CAST OF THOUSANDS: Back Left: Lisa Gerold, Paul Foster, Shannon Oglesbee, Nunciata Wallander, Dean Scott, Sue Williams, Row 2: Therese Chesmer, Harry Kaiser, Erin Renaissen, Kim McCormack, Mark Sellors, Pam Ross. Row 3: Debbie Thompson, Chris Sullivan, Mary Shrake, Kerry Hoglund, Bill Moore, Theresa Rosa. Row 4: Kathy Nemeth, Mary Herbert, Laura Hoffman, Brian Nichols, Michelle Friestleben, Tara Kennedy, Greg Vos, Amy Mattson, Mark Snyder, Kevin Kennedy, Juli Wolyniec, Anna Klein, Jeff Brang, Janet Bruins, Front Row: Vincent Wallander, Kathy Willner, John Meyer, Barb Brynstad, Steve Pumper, Mary Bedor, Brian Ellendson, Maria Kauffman, Dave Johnson, Lisa Hofstede. ::THE MUSIC MAKERS: Back Left: Milo Grika, Mark Lien, Keith Cline, Matt Spooner, Bill Dall, Skip Herbert, Warren Hildreth. Row 2: Tony Balluff Reggy Baler, Angle Fried, Vicki Wolyniec, Margaret Nemeth, Director Scott Fleming. Front Row: Regina Wolyniec, Theresa Kowles, Ann Pawlitschek, Karen Hostetler. ! FALL MUSICAL IS HUGE itMARRY MEIW SUCCESS! PERNAMBUCCO -- UNBELIVABLE TOWN . . . In Victorian England college men could not have female guests in their rooms without a chaperone. Charley Wykham and his roommate wanted to have their girl friends over for lunch. Charleyts aunt from Brazil does not show up to chaperone, so Charley is forced to don a costume to take her place. He thus runs in and out of the play alternating the dual roles. In the process his girl friend gets mad and another man falls in love with him. However, as in all comedies every thing ends happily with the cou- ples united at the dance. This was a show that really kept you laughing and as one person said ttThere was never a dull moment . Scenes ranged from a college marching band to love scenes in the garden, to gossiping in the ladies dressing room. Because it was as much fun for the cast as for the audience all the performances were very well done. De La Sallets fourth annual fall musical was a huge success. Brother Chris directed the musical, Mr. Fleming directed the band, Mr. Marso- lek headed the committee that pro- duced the stage set, and Mrs. Roth was in charge of the costumes. 29 ttBut of course youtve all heardiw What is that scent you,re wearingiw Left: ttYou,re Donna Lucia? Fraternity boy emerges as rich Aunt Donna Lucia pours the tea. ttDEtt DOG PATCH, U.S.A. Rompint nt stompint at the dance. De La Salle carried on the traditions of Al Cappts Dogpatch U.S.A. at their Sadie Hawkins Day Dance on November 20th. This is the time the girls ask the guys for a date and, it is hoped, pay for the tickets. Once at the dance they could visit ttMarryint Sam? the Wishing Well the Jail or dance to the music of the Numbers. Below: Lori and Chris after a visit to Marryint Sam. .m .J 9 h t t p e k S .w t U D. e d .5 h d n a k e h C Pa u G f f .H e h S , Q rwwxxg w mww 95 INCHES WINTER 33 ACTIVITY THE MARK OF Back row: Tom Bird, Erin Renneisen, John Meyers, Dave J ohnson, Kerry Hoglund, Michelle Freistleben, Brian Nichols, Sue Eichoff, Laurie Paquette, Mary Shrake. 2nd row: Mr. Anderson, Mike Trenary, Kathy Willner, Jim Logan, Tammi Tangen, Sandy Greene, Regina Wolyniec, Lisa Hofstede, Peggy Johnson, Maria Kauffmann, Mary Herbert, Nancy Owen. Front: Greg Vos, Barb Brynstad, Amy Mattson. Not Pictured: Chris Speidel, Mary Loso, Chris Wenthe, Barb Bjorker, Steve Pumper, Rich Prewett, Jeff Molumby, Danielle Moore, Kevin Kennedy. The Student Union is growing! This year there were thirty four active and hardworking members. Most classes had seven delegates and two alternates. These delegates are the ones who plan and organize class and all school activities. The Union is, however, always glad when individual students want to get involved and help with any of these activities. During the year the Student Union was responsible for painting the commons, putting a suggestion box in the Library, opening the gym in the morning and planning the school dances. Besides these things, they also organized Homecoming and Sno-Daze weeks and various fund raising activities. All in all the 198N1982 Student Union has been very successful. President, Barb Brynstad, Vice President, Greg Vos, Treasurer, Laurie Paquette. 1981-1982 STUDENT UNION Left: Tom Bird, Regina Wolyniec Middle left: Mary Shrake, Greg Vos, Michelle Reichert, Kathy Jones, Cory Strand Middle right: Bro. Kenneth Gieske, Advisor Lower left: Tami Tangen Lower right: Brian Nichols, Donna Stoneberg, Barb Brynstad set up the suggestion box. 35 36 DELTA FIGHTS DEADLINES Even though the 1982 Delta staff was small it was able, through lots of hard work, to publish the yearbook and meet itst deadlines. Deciding on coverage, getting photographs and writing copy were just a fw of the jobs the staff performed. With a new staff and new advisor, growth and training were two of the major goals of this yearts Delta. Above: Ronda Larson, Sharon Higgins, Barb Brynstad, Julie Wolyniec, Kathy Willner, Kim McCormeck, Peg Baier are looking at some yearbooks from other schools. Right: Margaret Torborg works on organizing student photos. Left: Mary Shrake and Chris Wenthe look at last years book. STAFF NOT PICTURED Chris Sullivan Tom Bird Angie Fried Left: Checking to see if their name was spelled correctly is something everyone does. Below: Bro. Kenneth reminds Steve Pumper that the yearbook is not one of the texts for his class while Greg Vos and Andy Wolf look on. 1m: diiw m iixzmmk f a w Back: Vince Wallander, Tom Dageford, Greg Vos, Brian Nichols, John Hofstede, Chris Sullivan 2nd row: Mr. Wadley, Dino Restrepo, Don Libby, Julie Wolyniec, Karen Birk, Greg Moser, Geof Wenthe, Kathy Willner, Mike Dols, Mary Subialka. Front: Kathleen Daughenbaugh, Brendan Downey, Jamie Cassidy. Not Pictured: Janet Bruins, Karen Hostetler, Brian Danielski, Linda Stokes, Steve Weiler, Lauree Skoglund. 37 ISLANDERS AT WORK The Islander, our school newspaper, was revitalized this year and was again pub- lished on a regular basis. Mr. Denis Wadley, Advisor, and twenty eight staff members worked very hard to produce each of the monthly editions. Some may wonder Why a school newspaper is impor- tant. The Islander staff feel that they are helping to keep the students informed about what is happening in the school and that the paper is one of the places student opinions can be shared. Thanks to the staff for this welcome addition to De. Planning session for the last edition of the school year. Chris Sullivan, Mr. Wadley, Kathleen Daughenbaugh, Brendan Janet Bruins takes time from one of her sto- Downey. ries to smile for the camera. 38 CHEERLEADERS SUPPORT FOOTBALL Fall Squad . . . Back left: Advisors Sr. Colette, Ms. Mary Boeser. Row 2: Colleen Sullivan, Michelle Friestleben, Karen Jespersen, Laurie Paquette, Angie Gjerde, Kerry Kenney. Front: Lori Krawczynski, Chris Blank, Chris Bertch, Erzsi Nemeth, Lisa Johnson. Waiting for the game to start Karen Jespersen, Michelle Friestleben, Colleen Sullivan and Chris Bertch watch an important play. CHEERLEADERS SHOW THEIR Senior Squad . . . Left to right: Laurie Paquette, Erzsi Nemeth, Colleen Sullivan, Michelle Friestleben, Chris Bertch, Angie Gjerde. Junior Squad , . . Top left: Chris Blank, Lori Krawczynski, Kerry Preparing posters is important too. Kenney, Karen Jespersen, Llsa Peterson, Llsa Johnson. SHOUT IT OUT! On the way to a game. De La Salle - Come on lets go And we will fight Right through the foe. Oh go you men of De! D-E-L-A-S-A-L-L-E Sophomore Squad Top: Sharon Wilhelmi, Sue Williams, De La Salle, De La Salle Mary Bedore, Kathy Pedersen, Kim McCormick. Yaaaa Islanders! Freshmen Squad . . . Top row: Barp Boeser, Jean Cichoski, Theresa Kowels. Front: Natalie Johnson, Mai Pham. 41 WEDNESDAY MORNING Every Wednesday from October through April regular classes were shortened to make time for the Activity Period. Designed to give students a chance to learn things not usually taught in other classes, the Activity Period contained some very interesting topics. The Student Union, Liturgy Committee, Islander and Delta staffs also use this time to hold their regular meetings. Upper right and left: Michelle Blair checks on one of the breadmaking projects while Mary Krasky, There- sa OtNeil and Maria Rucke enjoy the finished goodies. Right: Mr. Gary Myskevitz and Jim Burroghs in Hunterst Safety. 42 ACTIVITY PERIOD Jazz Band was one of the new activities this year. Back row: Matt Spooner, Pat McQuiston, Bill Dahl. 2nd row: Mr. Scott Fleming, Steve Newcomer, Milo Grika, Mark Lien, Keith Cline, Bill Moore, Skip Her- bert. Front: Tony Balluff, Angie Fried, Dean Mahoney, Mike Baier. Above right: Mark Sellors, Kathy Nemeth, Nunciata Wal- lander, Margaret Nemeth, Dan- ielle Moore and Joan Carpenter ham it up ' during Drama. Above left: Driver Education at- tracted alot of Freshmen and Sophomores. Right: Paul Pemble, John Pem- ble, Mike Molumby and Bro. Martin work on planning a school liturgy. 43 NEW OFFERINGS Right: Interacting with the new Pet computer. Below: Tom Quinn, Brian Durand, Bob Fabian work on their programs. Middle right: Weight lifting was a popular choice. Georgia Kuhn showed that she could to it too. Lower left: Jacob Beebe, Dave Olmstead spot for other weight lifters. Lower right: Losysanouk Kiatoukaysy worked on his English with Bro. Patrick. SKI CLUB Back: Todd Des Jardin, Chuck Simoneau, John Turpin, Peter Nych, Dave Voight, Colleen UConnell, Peter Lander. Row 2: Darin Petersen, Mr. Ted Marsolek. Front: Steve Novack, Jeff Buechelle, Brad Baker, Jeff Bertch, Mark Young, Steve Ivens. KEY CLUB Bro. Robert Thomas, Moderator, Greg Boeser, Paul Foster. Front: Brian Pren- evost, Mark Sellors, Jeff Molumby. 45 DE MUSIC DEPARTMENT Back: Matt Spooner, Brian Nichols, Steve Pumper, Tom Osgood, Shaun Spencer, Tony Calloway, Scott Benner, Skip Herbert, Pat Osgood, Bill Moore, Danielle Moore. Row 2: Michelle Friesteben, Jayne Fix, Bernie Szewczyk, Kim McCormick, Kerry Hoglund, Roger D Souza, Keith Cline, Mark Lien, Milo Grika, Steve Newcomer, Xavier Smith, Shawn Vadman, Kathy Nemeth, Margaret Nemeth, Mr. Scott Fleming. Row 3: Tony Balluff, Peggy Baier, Julie Wolyniec, Angie Fried, Vicki Wolyniec, Colleen Blank, Kaye Martin, Karen Hostetler, Lisa Frane, Mike Baier, Dean Mahoney, Janet Bruins, Chris Sullivan, Lisa Gerold, Maria Beiko. Front: Regina Wolyniec, Scott Kopp, Ann Pawlitschek, Theresa Kowles, Chris Blank, Maria Kauffmann, Dave Metty, Pam Ross, Melissa Fries. Karen Hostetler, Mike Baier and Janet Bruins are The Select Choir shows a lighter Side putting in the practice necessary to playing well. 46 PERFORMS DURING THE YEAR SELECT CHOIR . . . Back: Keith Cline, Bill Dahl, Brian Ellendson, Paul Eidem, Paul Foster, Harry Kaiser., Row 2: Vince Wallander, Matt Spooner, Tom McLaughlin, Barb Brynstad, Joe Cerisier, Theresa Chesmer, Tom Kudla, Pat Cassidy, Jamie Cassidy, Mr. Scott Fleming, Bill Moore. Row 3: Amy Mattson, Karen Jesperson, Rita Billington, Pam Stuart, Erin Renneisen, Lisa Johnson, Michelle Klath. Front: Anna Klein, Lisa Hofstede, Nichole Rudel, Mary Bedor, Sue Reynolds, Tracy Cerisier. Va CONCERT CHOIR . . . Back: Mr. Scott Fleming, Barb Bjorker, Nunciata Wallander, Jannine Zmuda, Georgia Kuhn, Kevin Kennedy, Howard Schultz, John Mazurek, Brian Danielski, Keyyr Hoglund, Laura Hoffman, Joan Talbot. Front: Sandy Greene, Rachel Smith, Sandy Snyder, Rosalind Sullivan, Caroline Kenney, Janelle McGandy Michelle McGandy, Pam Ross, Michelle LaRocque, Charlene Ledoux, Linda Stokes, Carol Wukawitz. 47 48 AROUN D THE HALLS Before school, between classes and J after school - a lot of time is spent 4 1 ' in the halls. The halls of De are a major social center. Take a peek at what goes on. Upper left: Greg Vos, John Meyers and Greg Wenthe hang around after school. Upper right: The rush for the afternoon school buses. Right: Kim Sjodahl, Margaret Downey put their things away before classes. Below: Peter Hames, Steve Novack, Dave Metty and Mike Daly guard the hall around Mr. Johnsows room. Bottom: Frank Strahan, Gerry Lewis, Bill Zajac are glad to start classes on Friday. 49 SO SNO-DAZE i82 Sno Daze festivities began in the middle of our snowiest winters ever. Starting on Monday, January 14 with the ice cream eating contest until the tug - o - war contest, the week was filled with a variety of activities. This yearis angel-making contest and sled races took ad- vantage of our twenty plus inches of snow. The most appropriate activity for a Sno Daze celebration took place on Friday, January 15 when a winter storm cancelled the last days activities and the basketball game with Ben- ilde. We had a snow filled Sno Daze this year. Skip Herbert, Mark Sellors, Jeff Molumby, Dave Rowls, Steve Weiler and Tom Dotray prepare for the Sled Race. Back left: Kim Sjodahl, Sue Eickhoff, Regina Wolyniec, Juli Wolyniec, Ann Lazor, Joe Krasky, Tony Wojack, Steve Pumper, Greg Vos, Theresa O Neil1, Mary Krasky, Lisa Gerold, Michelle McGandy, Row 2: Georgia Kuhn, Peggy Baier, Steve Shrake, Bob Fabian, Joanne Talbot, Linda Lazor, Erin Renneisen. Front row: Marla Parrott, Mary Shrake, Julie Griffin Below: A way with words - Pat Osgood shows his first place collection of snoflakes. Better luck next year, girls! team. 51 SNOW FILLED SNO - DAZE FUN FOR ALL AGES Todd Des Jardin and Steve Weiler wait for a winner Treasure Island Festival, one of Des major fund-raising events was held on February 13th and 14th. After a lot of hard work by the students, faculty, and parents the final money count showed that $43,458.00 had been raised. This amount exceeded the goal set for this project. Students worked for two weeks prior to the actual festival selling raffle tickets for the $1000 grand prize. Each student needed to sell sixty dollars worth of tickets in order to get 2 free days. Even though sales lagged during the middle of the week, the students pulled through and won each of their free Fridays. Steve Pumper was the winner of the top student sales award and the Senior homeroom 223 was the top selling homeroom. at the cake walk. 53 TREASURE ISLAN D Right: Laurie Skoglund and Theresa Winsor help out selling tickets in the Childrews Game Room. Below: John Morast comments to John Meyers on his Bingo card. TOPS GOAL IN 1982 , m, ,Mwmgv Mn 'WWWw Left: Kathy Pedersen and Julie Wolyniec wait for sales at the Music Department booth. Lower left: Someone wonders about his prize. Lower right: Mrs. Sharon Roth and Nicole Rudel sell lots at one of the popular food booths. 55 56 VARSITY HAS A STRON G SEASON Jamie Cassidy, Steve Pumper, Matt Marin, John Boylan, Chris Speidel, Paul Eidem, Jeff Baker, Dave Peterson, Chris Mazurek, Todd Herman, Steve Salchert Shrake. DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS FOR THE RECORD 1982 Varsity Basketball VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS V5 V8 VS VS St. Anthony St. Agnes Holy Angels Brady Totino Grace Albany Rochester Lourdes St. Agnes MarshalUUniv. Holy Angels Brady St. Bernards, Totino Grace St. Paul Harding BenilddSt. Margarets St. Bernards Rochester Lourdes BenilddSt. Margarets Breck MarshalUUniv. Watertown , Eric Praml, Joe Hyser, Chris Dolezal, Steve Shrake. Front: Mr. Don Zierden, Mr. Joe Coaches Joe Shrake and Don Zierden, along with captain Steve Pumper, are pleased with their successful season. SOPHOMORES TEAM IMPROVES W; 22 Back: Erick Blakkstad, Jay Wells, Todd Des Jardin, Tom Dotray, Mike Kruchten, Craig Armstrong, Paul Foster. 2nd row: Mr. Don Zierden, Ben Wilkie. Front: Shaun Spencer, Steve Weiler, Tony Hyser, Matt Kowles, Jim Martin. FROSH EXCEL WITH 18-3 RECORD Back: Kevin Kennedy, Greg Moser, Coach Mark Johnson, Tom McLaughlin, Nathan Carson, Sean Ogren. Front: Harry Kaiser, Jim Wallerius, Mike Durand, Scott Kopp, Steve Anderson. Not pictured: Brad Baker, Joe Cerisier, Robert Clarke, Reine Kassulker, Jon Mazurek. MAT BRINGS NEW SPIRIT TO SQUAD On a cold afternoon in Janu- ary the long awaited wres- tling mat finally arrived. The whole wrestling squad, Coaches Steve and Tom Gothmann, Mr. Bill Moore and other Booster Club members had worked hard to raise the money for it. Now De La Salle has a wrestling mat that meets league stan- dards. Everyone thought the mat was well worth all the work needed to get it because it brought new spirit and de- termination to the squad. Good job, wrestlers! Top right: Jacob Beebe, J ohn Meyers and Shawn Flandrick supervise while Barry Hoefecker, Tom Quinn and Jeff Brang unload the mat. Left: Getting the mat through the door and down to Rm. 120 took everyonets help. Lower left: Pat Osgood shows what he is going to do to his next opponent when he gets to use the new mat. DLS WRESTLING IMPROVES Varsity . . . Top left: Coach Steve Gothmann, Bill Moore, Vince Wallander, John Meyer, Dave Voigt, Barry Hofecker, Tim Kennedy, Chris Sullivan, Coach Tom Gothmann. Row 2: Jim Bono, Andy Dols, Shawn Flandrick, Brian Durand, Tom Osgood. Front: C0- captains Steve Williams, Pat Osgood. Pat Osgood wrestles a good match at Districts. Right: Brian Durand is in position for a tough match. Mike Daly moves in for a Victorious pin. DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS 1981-1982 Record 33 Cretin Marshall U Minnehaha Academy Winsted St. Bernard1s St. Paul Academy Holy Angels Breck Brady Totino Grace Minneapolis Lutheran Benild St. Margarets St. Paul Academy ; A GOOD YEAR The De La Salle Islander Wrestling team, coached by Steve and Tom Gothmann, wrestled to an im- proved 8-5 record this year. The team finished third in the Don Bosco Conference tournament and was very competitive in the districts. One member, Barry Hofecker, advanced to the regional tournament in the heavy weight division. Con- gratulations on a hard fought season. Coach Steve Gothmann encourages Walt Houtari. Junior Varsity , . . Back left: Coach Tom Gothmann, Shawn Flanderick, Mike O1Connell, Jack Ryan, Bernie Smith, Chris Sullivan, Coach Steve Gothmann Front: Jeff Yendreski, Ed Dziuk, Chris Regan, Jim Bono, Brian Danielski. 60 PLAYING THE GAME Mary Shrake and Joan Carpenter go for the Carol Suek shoots the ball. rebound. Tracy Cerisier and Michelle Simoneau. Carol Suek and Mary Loso keep control of the ball. GIRLS BASKETBALL 1982 Varsity Team . . . Back left: Carole Gulachek, Jayne Carson, Julie Salchert, Coach Barry Lieske, Carol Suek, Pam Stewart, Joan Carpenter. Row 2: Sue Reynolds, Mary Shrake. Row 3: Lisa Gerold, Tracy Cerisier, Peggy Johnson. Front row: Regina Wolyniec, Mary Loso, Michelle Simoneau. Junior Varsity . . . Back left: Joan Carpenter, Carol Gulachek, Coach Julie Christianson, Lisa Gerold, Amy Mattson. Row 2: Pam Stewart, Janelle McGandy, Michelle McGandy, Sue Eickhoff, Danielle Moore, Joanne Talbot. Front: Kathy Jones, Nancy Owen, Kerry Hoglund, Marla Parrott, Peggy Johnson. 1985 GRADS JOIN DE Steven Anderson Craig Armstrong Brad Baker David Beaner Jim Bono, Linda Stokes, enjoy Sadie Maria Beiko Scott Benner Barbara Bjoraker Michelle Blair 63 64 FROSH BRING NEW SPIRIT Colleen Blank Jeffrey Brang William Brickweg Barbara Boeser James Bone Paul Bownik Charles Burris Kim Calloway Angela Carpenter Nathan Carson Joseph Cerisier Jean Cichoski Robert Clarke Joy Clements Paulette Corona Left: Tom Paulson, Terri Leonhardt, Chris Patten, and Rick Pelletier listen intently during World Cultures class. Phillip Covel Brian Danielski Margaret Downey Roger D Souza Michael Durand Timothy Fox Robert Friestleben Janice Froistad William Golden Sandra Greene Julie Griffin Milo Grika Joseph Hanson Kelly Harper Kerry Harper Jay Haws Sharon Higgins Michael Hingeley Kerry Hoglund Jennifer Holacher 65 66 ON THEIR WAY Steven Ivens Kelvin Jefferson Joyce Jensen Christine Johnson Dorren Johnson Natalie Johnson Harry Kaiser Reine Kassulker Kevin Kennedy B. Kaitoukaysy Ray Koppes Scott Kopp Teresa Kowles Ray Koppes, Kim Sjodahl, and John Majarek wait for class to begin Stefan Kramarczuk Jeffrey Larson Ronda Larson Stacy Larson Charlene Le Doux Terri Leonhardt Donald Libby James Logan Eugene Lumpkin Dean Mahoney Steven Malark Jonathan Mazurek David Mc Elwain Janelle McGandy Michelle McGandy Thomas McLaughlin Denise McNosky Patrick McQuiston Janine Miller Mindy Mincey 67 68 NEW BEGINNINGS FOR FROSH Kellie Mingo Danielle Moore James Moore Jeffrey Molumby Gregory Moser William Nelson Kenneth Novack Sean Ogren Christopher Patten Thomas Paulson Richard Pelletier John Pemble Devin Peterson Mai Pham Brian Prenovost Christopher Regan FRESHMEN A local survey completed the sentence De La Salle Fresh- men are , in the following ways: the most fun loving Frosh De ever had; are famous for being frisky and fashion- able. To state it in another way a . . FROSH ARE FANTAS- TIC! Sheryl Reger Bernardino Restrepo Nicole Rudel Daniel Ruder Paul Salzer Douglas Schildgen Kim Sjodahl Patrick Skar Bernard Smith Rachael Smith Xavier Smith Sandra Snyder Shaun Spencer Kelli Mingo and Dave McElwain are studying hard. 69 7O Bridget Stanley Linda Stokes Pamela Stuart Rosalind Sullivan Bernadette Szewczyk Margaret Torborg Michael Trenary Nunciata Wallander James Wallerius Geoffrey Wenthe Katie Whiteford Tony Wojack Carol Wukawitz Jeffrey Yendrzeski Mark Young FRESHMEN FROLICS Jeff Larson and Doug Schildgen Katie Whiteford and Bridget wait for class to begin. Stanley exchange news. ,4' Tony Wojack, Danielle Moore and Bernadette Szewczyk clown around. Stacy Larson and Harry Kaiser, Freshmen Royalty. Jon Mazurck and Chris Johnson lis- ten in Art. Jay Haws, Scott Kopp, Kevin Kennedy and Dino Restrepo. UPPER CLASSMEN Michael Baier Anthony Balluff Randy Bartholomew Mary Bedor Jacob Beebe Rock Bernhardt Rita Billington Thomas Bird Erik Blakkestad Gina Bury Anthony Calloway Joan Carpenter Patrick Cassidy Therese Chesmer J effrey Cornell Suzanne Chyrklund Rock Bernhardt, Pat McGrath, Mike Kruchten, Dave Rowles, Pat Cassidy, Steve Wieler and Joan Carpenter take time out from class. 72 HERE WE COME L Michael Daly Todd Des Jardin Andrew D015 Thomas Dotray Pierre Dufresne Edward Dziuk Susan Eickhoff Michelle Eskro Jayne Fix Paul Foster Lisa Frane Melissa Fries Lisa Gerold Carol Gulachek Peter Hames Kathleen Hatella 74 Bridget Hauser Thomas Heiman Patrick Herbert Anthony Hyser Margaret Johnson Kathryn Jones Daniel Kenney Matthew Kowles Laura Kracht Joseph Krasky Michael Kruchten Peter Lander Bradley Larson Eugene Larson Michael Leturneirs Linda Lazor Denise Layeux Mark Lien Gerald Lewis Margaret Loftus PROUD AND LOUD Not Pictured: Losysanouk Kiatoukaysy Michelle LaRocque WERE THE CLASS OF 84 Douglas Longen Becky Lutz James Martin Amy Mattson Michael McAloon Kathleen McCarthy Kim McCormack Patrick McGrath Lisa McGuire Richard Miles Jr. Thomas Miller William Moore III John Morast Ann Marie Murzyn Katherine Nemeth Steven Newcomer Michael O Conne11 Ben Wilkie, Matt Kowles, Tom Dotray and Paul Foster show Sopho- more Spirit'K 75 76 SOPHOMORES Mary Robertson finishes Dance. Shannon Olglesbee Nancy Owen Lisa Paar John Padula Marla Parrott Ann Pawlitschek Kathleen Pedersen Darin Peterson Gregory Polanski John Prendergast Michael Reha Michelle Reichart Erin Renneisen Mary Robertson Bradley Rogers Theresa Rosa Pamela Ross her dress for the Sadie Hawkins L DO IT BETTER 3 Biology test. David Rowles Timothy Schaaf David Schouweiler Kathleen Schwalbe Timothy Seifert Mark Sellors Lynne Shafranski Theresa Siedlecki Michelle Simoneau Kenneth Siwek Beth Smith James Smoter Francis Strahan Mary Subialka Shannon Oglesbee stops for a last minute review before 77 CAN YOU DRIVE Eden Svendahl Julie Szymanski Debra Thompson Nicholas Torborg Diep Trang Teng Truong Shawn Vadman Dean Voit Michael Weigel Stephen Weiler Jay Wells Darin Wiger Sharon Wilhelmi Benjamin Wilkie Susan Williams Frank Willie Theresa Winsor Vicki Wolyniec David Yantos William Zajac OR SHOULD I ASK MY DAD? Most teenagers dream of getting a Driverts License and owning a car. The Sophomores in Driver Education have found out that there is more than dreaming needed to reach that goal. After thirty hours of classroom instruction there is a written test to take to get a Driver,s Permit. Then there is six hours of ttbehind the wheelh training. Finally comes the chance to take the road test. Even when you pass that, there is still one more major problem to be faced before driving to the party . . . getting the family car. D Rd 1'1; tttltM.Shk V . t- djgngqufveis Egigztizgl. y 0 r ra e Gina Bury, Michelle La Rocque, Ann Pawlxlschek, Chesmer and Erik Blakkstad know that you have to study hard for your Driverts Permit. t ?,i' 1' art. J,. Nancy Owen is off for her ubehind the wheeltt training. 79 VISITORS TO DE Right: Mike OtConnell, Margaret Loftus and Frank Willie wait for Ms. Lois Swenson to get her presentation. Ms. Swenson, a member of Women Against Military Madness, spoke in Ms. Fostefs Sophomore English class. Middle right: Sr. Catherine Steffens CSJ, Mr. Don Hathaway, Deacon, Fr. Paul Feela, Bro. Lawrence Aeman FSC spoke about religious vocations in some of the Religion classes. Middle left: Mrs. Gina Zappa Benson ,76, Mr. Martin Campion are greeted by Bro. Basil on Career Morning. Lower right: Maria Kauffmann thanks Mr. Russ Hansen 64, Mr. Chuck Luxem 64 and the other DLS graduates for their participation on Career Morning. Lower left: Mr. Bill L,Herault 64, Mr. Robert Abdo 63, Mr. Robert Manning discuss their presentations. SPRING 82 FADS AND FASHION S If you looked around the halls at De La Salle this year you may have seen some of the most popular fads or fashions walking around. The students, both boys and girls, in the Home Economics Department became very fashion conscious while doing their sewing projects. They had a chance to show off their work at a Fashion Show on May 12th. All of the students wearing the new fashions add iichici, to De. High top tennis shoes were worn a lot - even by non athleteS. Dean Mohoney practices hi5 itpunker style. Above: Kim Sjodahl, Natalie Johnson, Kim McCormack and Ronda Larson all wear the popular nautical style. Far left: Laurie Jacobs models her clothing project. Left: Brian Nichols models his own combination of fads. Top to bottom: Chris Purmort walks down the runway while Matt Spooner plays backbround music for the Fashion how. Greg Vos and Andy Wolf display their large collection of concert T shirts. ttLeeh was the name in jeans here at De. Kim Sjodahl, Natalie Johnson, Nunciata Wallander, Danielle Moore and Sharon Higgins. Maria Kauffmann finishes modeling her outfit. Mr. Wadley is wearing another of the popular fads, a message T shirt. Sandy Snyder and Paula Christie wait for their turn to model their handiwork. ISLANDER BASEBALL SHOWS Back: Mr. J ack J acob, coach, J ohn Boylan, Shawn Oglesbee, John Turpin, Mark Coffin, Chris Speidel, Mr. Don Zierden, coach. Row 2: Steve Shrake, Matt Marin, Steve Pumper, J oe Wallerius, J eff Bertch. Front: Chris Sullivan, Bob Fabian, Joe Hyser, Bob N ovack. DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS 84 FOR THE RECORD OTOOMCDCDHQDUINJOALOOIOT Delano Brady Benilde St. Agnes St. Bernards Holy Angels Grace South Holy Angels Elk River Brady St. Agnes Grace Benilde Mpls. Lutheran H HH mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm H VARSITY TEAM- HIT 8: RUN The Islander Varsity Baseball team played hard and finished well during the 1982 season. Lead by captains Bob Fabian and Joe Hyser, the squad ended with a - record. Mr. Don Zierden and Mr. Jack Jacob coached the team throughout the season and strengthened the De La Salle baseball program SPIRIT AN D STRENGTH Left: Senior Steve Pumper scores against South. Center: Coach Don Zierden walks back from the field. Right: Steve Shrake strides home with a victorious run. Lower left: The JV team leaves for a game. Junior Varsity . . . . Back: Bill Nelson, Kevin Kennedy, Sean Ogren, Nate Carson, Paul Bownik, Dan Kenney, Mr. Paul Roth. Row 2: Tim Schaaf, Tom Heiman, Joe Cerisier, Doug Schildgen, Mickey Hingeley, Dave Rowles. Front: Pat Cassidy, Dino Restrepo, John Morast, Dave Beaner, Pat Skar. The Junior Varsity Team, coached by Mr. Paul Roth, competed well during the 1982 season. The team consisted of mostly Freshmen and a few Sophomores. Their new spirit shows a promising program in seasons to come. 85 86 Hard work and dedication were two characteristics of the mem- bers of the girPs softball teams. Both the Varsity and the Junior Varsity teams displayed improved records and greater spirit. Even though the weather forced a lot of games to be re-scheduled, Coaches Steve Gothmann and Colleen OtKeefe and the teams had a good time playing the season. Back row: Kathy Jones, Ann Marie Murzyn, Coach Colleen OtKeefe, Janelle McGandy, Danielle Moore, Barb Bjorker. Row 2: Lisa Paar, Kerry Hoglund, Gina Bury, Jean Cichoski, Jeanine Miller. Sandy Snyder. Front row: Lisa Frane, Michelle McGandy, Marla Parrot, VARSITY SWING THROUGH SEASON Back row: Danielle Moore, Michelle Simoneau, Peggy Piatt, Coach Steve Gothmann, Karen Jespersen, Lisa Gerold, Sue Eichoff. Row 2: Sue Reynolds, Michelle Eskro, Theresa O1Neil, Mary Schneider, Katie Whiteford. Front row: Lisa McGuire, Mary Loso, Maria Kauffmann, Marla Parrot. FOR THE RECORD DLS 1 St. Bernard1s 4 DLS 2 Regina 3 DLS 1 Benilde 6 DLS 1 Holy Angles 6 DLS 10 St. Agnes 11 DLS 0 Grace 22 DLS 9 St. Bernard1s 13 DLS 8 Regina 9 DLS 1 Brady 3 DLS 1 Benilde 3 DLS 13 Breck 5 DLA 14 Holy Angels 4 DLS 13 Minnehaha Acdmy. 1 DLS 2 Grace 4 DLS 2 Brady 4 DLS 7 Rockford 4 DLS 5 Delano 3 88 TRACK - ON THE RUN Below: Theresa O,Neill, and Colleen Sullivan relax on the way to a meet. Right: Jim Eckblad, Dave Johnson, Bernadette Szewczyk, Jim Kennedy, Tara Kennedy, Colleen Sullivan fill up time before their events. Below: Tara Kennedy and Peg Baier, two of the original members of the girlts track team, practice ways to make the opposition nervous. Pat Osgood keeps out in front. Jeff Cornell. $ g g j fig Nmmmw Back row: Jim Eckblad, Jeff Cornell, Darin Peterson, Jim Burroughs, T'm Kennedy, Frank Strahan, Coach Bill Johnson, Jacob Beebe, Gerry Lewis, Mike Baier, Dave Olmstead, Dave Johnson. Row 2: Pat Osgood, Jeff Novack, Ron Dubay, Scott Kopp, Colleen Sullivan, Eden Sv ndahl, Mike Laturnus, Jim Wallerius, Jeff Yendrezki. Front row: Kim Sjodahl, Natalie Johnson, Margaret Downey, Theresa O Neil1, Michelle Reichert, Peggy Johnson, Nancy Owen, Laurie Paquette, Peggy Baier, Lisa Johnson. Above: Pat Osgood tries to loosen up before an event. Right: A typical scene on the bus coming home from a meet. WWMWMWWWMIW 9O GOLF TEAM TEES OFF Back row: Mike Kruchten, Mike Dols, Pat Cassidy, Bill Moore, Bill Brickweg. Front row: Bill Golden, Al Gruidl, Mr. Bill Moore, Coach, Mark Young, Brad Baker. TENNIS TEAM Brian Durand Tom Quinn Pierre Dufresne Mick Torborg Mike Reha Tony Hyser Tom Willman Al Gruidl gets in some practice during lunch. OUT AND AROUND Top left: Mr. Don Zierden shows Matt Marrin how to hold a bat. Top right: Mike Molumby, Pat Wickham, Paulette Corona and Joanne Talbot enjoy the newly painted Commons. Middle left: Jim Eckblad gets a new hairdo from stylist Chris Johnson while John Turpin and Dave Voigt supervise. Middle right: Whatfs going oniw Chris Spiedel, Anna Klein, Luke Neumann. Bottom right: Tom Bird address the student body during Student Union Electon Assembly. 91 92 J ohn Anderson J effrey Baker Troy Barnard Christine Bertch Timothy Bird Karen Birk Christine Blank Gregory Boeser John Boylan Karin Carlson James Cassidy Tracy Cerisier Ann Christensen John Christian UNIORS; J UNIORS . . . AND MORE JUNIORS Gerald Chyrklund Keith Cline William Dall Kevin Danielski Kathleen Daughenbough Simone Dawson Christopher Dolezal Michael Dols Brendan Downey Ronald Dubay Paul Eidem Brian Ellendson Shaun Flandrick Barry Hofecker has no problem with Algebra. Mary Franklin 93 Angela Fried Angela Gjerde Allen Gruidl Jeffrey Hein Molly Hennessy Mary Herbert Todd Herman Barry Hofecker Jr. J ohn Hofstede Walter Huotari Lori Jablonski Cynthia Jensen Karen Jespersen David Johnson 94 NEW JUNIOR ELECTIVE - FOOT CARE Lisa Johnson Cheri Keltner Timothy Kennedy Carolyn Kenney Anna Klein Sharon Klisch Katherine Krasky Mary Krasky Lori Krawczynski Georgia Kuhn Ann Lazor James Mashek Christopher Mazurek Thomas McDonough 9S JUNIORS ARE MOVING UP David Metty John Meyer Michael Molumby Margaret Nemeth Luke Neumann Robert Novack David Olmstead John O,Mara Theresa O'Neill Thomas Osgood James Paar Paul Pemble David Peterson Lisa Peterson Eric Praml Richard Prewett Mark Riviere Maria Rucke Jack Ryan Stephen Salchert Howard Schultz Mary Shrake Cory Strand Carol Suek Christopher Sullivan Colleen Sullivan J oanne Talbot Molly Hennessy follows the directions and keeps her eyes on the book? Tamara Tangen 97 Charles Timberlake Joseph Wallerius Christopher Wenthe Patrick Wickham Monica Williams Steven Williams Thomas Willman Jr. Kathryn Willner Raymond Witzman Thomas Wojack Julianne Wolyniec Not Pictured - Michael Bailey Thomas Kudla 98 Pictures across the page, Top: Angie Fried. The Ju- nior class on retreat. Tom Willman, Jack Ryan, Jeff Hein, Steve Williams. Tami Tangen, Chris Sullivan, Ann Lazor. Kathy Willner, Joe Wallerius. Kathy Krasky. Mary Franklin, Karen Birk. Margaret Ne- meth, Georgia Kuhn, Simone Dawson, Howard Schultz and helpers. N TO MONTREAL! The 1982 Band and Chorus Trip was longer than usual. During the five day trip to Montreal Canada the music students, the music director, Mr. Scott Fleming and the adult sponsors Bro. Christopher, Sister Colette, Sister Lillian, Mrs. Fleming, and Stan Wolyniec spent a lot of time on the bus but they also saw a lot of beautiful scenery. High points of the trip were, of course, the performances at Bishop Baraga Central in Marquette Michigan, De La Salle in Ottawa and Montreal, the free time visiting in Montreal and the Visit to Niagra Falls. Even though the bus rides were long and it took a lot of work to prepare for the programs, everyone considered this trip worthwhile. In fact, the Music Department is busy making plans for the next trip! Mwwmvv x x w , X akmwawwxMW Pictures on page 100 Top left: Chris Sullivan, Paul Ei- dem and others keep busy during the long bus rides. Top right: J im Logan, Vicki W0- lyniec, Jayne Fix and Scott Ben- ner spend some time sightseeing. Bottom left: A view of the Falls from the Canadian side. .. Bottom right: Michele Friestle- WRWMW 3 h ben and Shaun Spencer wait to mmwxww get on the bus. W k Pictures on page 101 Top left: The Band performs Middle left: The Choir sings to an attentive audience. Bottom left: Harry Kaiser, Mary Bedor, Kim McCormack and Erin Renneisen 0n the ride home. Bottom right: Bill Moore finds time to relax. EL VIAJE A ESPANA - THE TRIP TO SPAIN- A GOOD EXPERIENCE FOR ALL It all started on Saturday March 11th when, with hands full of suitcases and stomachs full of butterflies, 11 Spanish students and Mrs. Nigon reported in at the Twin Cities International Airport for the flight to Chicago where they joined the rest of the ISE tour. From all the giggling and squeals heard on the flight it was evident that this was the first flight for many. After a long overseas flight the tour finally reached Madrid on March 12th. There was a 4 day stay in Madrid. The other cities visited were Avila, Granada, Sevilla, Segovia, Malaga and some little ttpueblos in the region of Cadiz. This was where each student spent 6 days living with a Spanish family. Because they were forced to speak Spanish all the time, these were both the most difficult and the most rewarding days of the trip. This years trip to Spain proved to be exciting and fun even though it was rather difficult to communicate at times. All in all the trip was an adventure not to be soon forgotten. BUEN A EXPERIENCIA Pictures on Page 102: Upper left: Angie Gjerde, Colleen Sullivan, Kathy Willner, Theresa O Neil1 and Mary Shrake wait to board the plane. Upper right: En route to Madrid. Middle: Mrs. Nigon s group gathers in a meson to drink Sangria and chat. Lower left: Mrs. Nigon and Lower left: Dave Yantos, Mrs. Nigon, Mary Shrake at ISE orientation. . Lower right: Joan Carpenter, Peggy Johnson, Dave Yantos, Mary Shrake pose at the Alhambra. Pictures on Page 103: Left: Joan Carpenter, Theresa O Neil, Mary Shrake, Chris Bertch, Colleen Sullivan, Lori Jablonski, Kathy Wilner, Angie Gjerde, Dave Yantos, Peggy Johnson and Mrs. Nigon on the coast. Middle left: Traditional Flamenco song and dancer in Madrid. Lower left 8; right: Travelers experience a seemingly violent taste of Spanish culture. 104 Margaret Baier Steven Benner J effrey Bertch J anet Bruins Barbara Brynstad J effrey Buechele J ames Burroughs SENIOR ROYALTY Steven Campion Jayne Carson Andrew Cerisier Paula Christie Mark Coffin Thomas Dageford Brian Durand 105 J ames Eckblad Steve Shrake and Dave Francisco stroll the halls between classes. Robert Fabian Daniel Fisher Todd Fournier Michele Friestleben Christine Graskow Laura Griffin SENIORS ON THE MOVE Michele Klath and Laurie Skoglund wonders Will I ever be up there? Diane Gruidl Lana Hofecker Laura Hoffman Lisa Hofstede Karen Hostetler J oseph Hyser Lorie J acob Gregory J anikula IO7 AINT FRIENDSHIP GRAND Maria Kauffmann The Perfect Couple: Jim Eckblad 8: Jim Woychick Tara Kennedy Michele Klath Mary Loso Nicholas Marentic Mathew Marrin Kaye Martin 110 E E WW Elizabeth Nemeth Brian Nichols Stephen Novack Peter Nych Megan OEBrien Colleen OEConnell Shawn Oglesbee Donna Stoneberg 85 Karen Jespel'son 110 Steven Pumper Laurie Paquette Eugene Peters Patrick Osgood Peggy Piatt Thomas Quinn Susan Reynolds Swim Team Captains Barb Brynstad 8; Julie Salchert J ulie Salchert .vK . a3. ; , $29. . VQ x V ...ui3lxxx . , ! !I xV nxnh; Michael Salzer Mary Schneider Barbara Schouweiler Charles Simoneau III Thomas Siwek Laureen Skoglund 112 SENIORS GET INVOLVED J effrey Skomra Christian Speidel Matthew Spooner Donna Stoneberg Timothy Sullivan J ohn Tishmack Cross Country captains - Greg Vos 8: Pat Osgood Bradley Trabing John Torborg J ohn Turpin David Voigt Gregory Vos Vincent Wallander Gregory Wenthe Andrew Wolf Regina Wolyniec J ames Woychick J anina Zumda NOT PICTURED: Ann Foster Steven Shrake 113 BEING OF SOUND MIND 8L BODY . . . 1, Jeff Bertch, will my favorite parking spot to Dave Metty. I, Barb Brynstad, will my ability to squeak on high notes to Therese Chesmer. I, Jeff Buechele, will my razor to Bob Novack. 1, Paula Christie, will my matchmaker qualities to Chris Dolezol 8L Laurie Krawczynski. 1, Dan Fisher, leave my Southern Comfort collection to Tom McDonough and Luke Newman. I, Brian Durand, will my weightlifting ability to Mike Baier. I, Mark Coffin, bequeath all my stupid, out of the blue, nothing to do with anything jokes to Brian Ellendson. I, Pat Osgood, will my left ring finger to Andy Dols. I, James Woychick, leave all of my jokes and favorite waterski to Eden Svendahl. I, Andy Wolf, will all my busted guitar picks and wonderfully straight hair to Bill Dahl. 1, Vincent James Paul Wallander, bequeath my superior knowledge and wisdom to Bill Moore. I also leave my body to the Class of 85 girls. And to Kevin Danielski, I leave my non-commercial records and my column in the Islander. I, Greg Vos will, my ability to postpone school projects and assignments to Nancy Owen who always meets deadlines. I, John Tishmack, leave my Thumpefs jacket to Tim Bird. 1, Timothy Sullivan, leave all my Bro. Kenneth Projects to Tom Willman. I, Charles Simoneau, bequeath all of my reasons for being tardy to Steve Ivens because he will need them. I, Mary Schneider, will my naturally tan skin to Carol Gulachek. 1, Mike Salzer, will my ability to be late to my brother Paul. 1, Julie Salchert, leave my swimming ability to David Peterson. I, Sue Reynolds, will my gym locker to Lisa Gerold along with my fiestiness out on the basketball court. 1, Tom Quinn, will to the Freshmen class my great Math Ability. 1, Peggy Piatt, bequeath the exciting bus rides to school to Steve Salchert. 1, Laurie Paquette, will my skinny legs to Colleen Sulliven. I, Colleen OlConnell, will my brother Mike my crutches. I, Megan OlBrien, leave my cowboy boots to anyone who wants to disturb classes. I, Peter Nych, will my ability to race a snowmobile and my whole locker collection of posters to Steve Newcomer. I, Brian Nichos, bequeath to Tom Osgood the school drum set. I, Kaye Martin, leave all my wisdom to my brother James. 1, Matt Marrin, will my grey hair to Dave Metty. I, Nick Marentic, will my car to Dave Metty. I, Michelle Klath, leave whatls left of my hair to Bernadette Szewczyk and aria Beicko. 1, Lisa Hofstede, bequeath to Lorie J ablonski my good memory, because I remember I had to bequeath something to her in our 8th grade yearbook. I, Laura Griffin, will energy to Bill Dahl. I, Chris Graskow, leave my famous parties to Lorie Krawczynski. 1, Ann Foster, will all my school belongings to the wonderful Mississippi River. SENIOR POLL 1982 Most School Spirit: Michelle Friestleben, Andy Wolf Most Understanding: Ann Foster, Greg Vos 8L Brian Nichols Most Innocent: Regina Wolyniec, Todd Fournier Best Looking: Chris Graskow, Greg Janikula Typical Senior: Julie Salchert, Chris Speidel Most Athletic: Mary Loso, Joe Hyser Most Talented: Mary Schneider, Steve Pumper Most Likely to Succeed: Barb Brynstad, Brian Durand 8z Tom Siwek Best Sense of Humor: Jayne Carson, Jim Woychick First to Marry: Peggy Piatt, John Torborg Biggest Goof Off: Sue Reynolds, Steve Shrake TOPS FOR CLASS OF 82 Favorite Hangout . In front of the school Favorite Movie ............. Porkey,s Favorite TV Show . . . Hill Street Blues Favorite Pasttime . . . . Sleeping in Bro. Favorite Song . . . . I Love Rock 8z R011 Kennethk class Favorite Band ................... Styx Favorite Teacher C1ass . . . Mr. Bohen,s Favorite Singer ........... Pat Benatar Health, Mrs. Bruce,s Physics Favorite ActresyActor . . . Sally Fields, Clint Eastwood 115 1982 GRADUATES HONORED Senior Awards were presented as part of the Foundefs Day Cele- bration on May 14, 1982. A special Mass was celebrated by Bishop Ham with readings given by the students and music provided by the choir and members of the band. After the Mass Seniors were recognized for their contributions to the school and achievements at DLS. Steve Pumper accepts the De La Salle Award from Brother Basil. ACADEMIC AWARDS Greg Vos, Steve Pumper, Brian Nichols, Regina Wolyniec, Barb Brynstad, Mary Schneider, Mary Loso, Maria Kauffmann received the 1982 Islander Awards. After the Mass and Awards presentation the Seniors were honored at a reception in the school courtyard. SPORTS AWARDS Art - Michele Klath Business - Donna Stoneberg English - Steve Pumper Home Economics - Mary Schneider 8L Julie Salchert Language - Brian Durand 8; Tom Quinn Mathematics - Greg Wenthe Religion - Maria Kauffmann Science - Greg Vos Social Studies - Barb Brynstad MusidChorus - Vince Wallander MusidBand - Regina Wolyniec Baseball - Bob Fabian Basketball - Steve Shrake, 8: Mary Loso Football - Chris Speidel Track - Pap Osgood, Peg Baier Cross Country - Greg Vos Softball - Maria Kauffmann Swimming - Julie Salchert Wrestling - Pat Osgood Tennis - Tom Quinn . Boyts Outstanding Athlete - Pat Osgood Girlts Outstanding Athlete - Mary Loso Outstanding Participation - Steve Pumper AT AWARDS CEREMONY During the Foundefs Day Mass. OUT OF SCHOOL AWARDS Semper Fidelinarine Band - Pat Osgood Kiwanis Club - Barb Brynstad, Steve Pumper Rotary Club - Steve Pumper, Chris Speidel Sons of the American Revolution - Maria Schneider Athena - Mary Loso lst Band Award - Greg Vos, Regina Wolyniec Kathy Willner, Tammy Tangen, Dave Johnson help out at the reception for the Senlors. OVER ALL AWARDS Salutatorian - Brian Durnad Valedictorian - Steve Pumper Attendance - Tom Quinn EXTRA CURRICULAR AWARDS Cheerleading - Laurie Paquette Journalism - Brian Nichols Student Union - Barb Brynstad, Greg Vos, Maria Kauffmann Drama - Steve Pumper Campus Ministry - Todd Fournier 117 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHOSEN Seniors Juniors Margaret Baier Brendan Downey Barbara Brynstad Ronald DuBay Brian Durand Angela Fried Karen Hostetler Anna Klein Mary Loso Ann Lazor Steven Pumper Theresa O'Neill Thomas Quinn Tamara Tangen Julie Salchert Julie Wolyniec Gregory Vos John Meyer Regina Wolyniec Mary Shrake Maria Kauffmann Mary Schneider Matthew Spooner Greg Wenthe THE SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS SENIOR SPORTS AWARDS WINNERS WINNERS OF THE SENIOR EXTRA CURRICULAR AWARDS 118 UNDER GRADUATE AWARDS LANGUAGE Julie Griffin, Spanish Theresa Kowles, German Jay Haws, German Peggy Johnson, Spanish Susan Eickhoff, Spanish Joseph Krasky, Spanish Nancy Owen, German Ann Lazor, German Greg Boeser, German 8; Russian Kathryn Willner, Spanish Julie Wolyniec, Spanish ENGLISH Rosalind Sullivan Don Libby Jay Haws Harry Kaiser Theresa Kowles Nancy Owen Erin Renneisen Paul Foster Ron DuBay Kerry Kenney Theresa O Neil1 ART Nathan Carson Xavier Smith Scott Kopp Kathy Krasky Greg Polanski Mike Molumby Tami Tangen Pay Wickham Jack Ryan RELIGION Jeff Molumby Dino Restrepo Bernadette Szewczyk Julie Griffin Sue Eickhoff Joe Krasky Sharon Wilhelmi Anna Klein Colleen Sullivan Tami Tangen Ray Witzman SOCIAL STUDIES Jay Haws Jeff Molumby Stefan Kramarczyk Ann Pawlitschek Linda Lazor Nancy Owen Tony Balluff Brendon Downey Tami Tangen Ann Lazor SCIENCE Dino Restrepo, Gen. Science Jeffrey Larson, Gen. Science Stefan Kramarczyk, Gen. Science Nancy Owen, Biology Nick Torborg, Biology Molly Hennessy, Chemistry Ronal DuBay, Chemistry Christopher Wenthe, Chemistry Kathryn Willner, Science MATHEMATICS Rosaling Sullivan Michael Durand Kevin Kennedy Kim McCormack Nancy Owen John Morast Karen Jespersen Tammy Stromstad Ron DuBay YEARBOOK Ronda Larson Sharon Higgins Julie Wolyniec Chris Sullivan CHOIR Harry Kaiser Pamela Stuart Michelle Larocque Mary Bedor Erin Renneisen Paul Foster Keith Cline Brian Ellendson Kathy Willner BAN D Teresa Kowles Maria Beiko Milo Grika Bill Moore Tony Balluff Lisa Frane Melissa Fries Julie Wolyniec Angie Fried BUSINESS Patrick McGrath Timothy Seifert Molly Hennessy Mary Krasky Howard Schultz Julie Wolyniec HOME ECONOMICS Doreen Johnson Natalie Johnson Nicole Rudel Julie Szymanski Kim McCormick Nancy Owen Margaret Nemeth PHYSICAL ED Natalie Johnson Doug Schildgen Dave Yantos Nancy Owen 119 E M ow U 0 Y . g . ?;1 ggggz? kw 120 Just between you and met was the theme of this yearts Junior-Senior Prom. About thirty to forty couples attended and danced to the music of the Mara Getz band. The Prom was held on May 8th at the Edgewater East. Before the dance thirteen Juniors and Seniors put in alot of time and effort decorating. Maria Kauffmann, Brian Nichols, Chris Graskow, Greg Vos, Peggy Piatt, Julie Salchert, Lori Jacobs, Laurie Paquette, Brad Trabing, Jayne Carson, Mary Herbert, Tom Bird and Terri Siedlecki began at 10:30 am and many were still working at 5:30pm when the work was finally finished. Everyone enjoyed themselves right up to the end when the evening concluded with chaotic balloon popping and the roar of car engines. Top row, left: Peggy Piat and John Torborg, Jeff Buechele and Cathy Pederson. Jayne Carson and Dan Fisher. Mary Schneider and Chris Speidel. Ann Lazor and Chris Sullivan. Middle row, left: Jim Eckblad, Lisa Johnson, Greg Boeser and date enjoy one of the slow dances. ttSmile everyone? Angie Gjerde, Andy Cerisier, Bob Fabian, Lori Jablonski, Tracy Cerisier, Molly Hennessy and Brian Durand. ttWhy so happy Mrs. Brucefw The Faculty chaperones at the round table. Lower: Pat McGrath and Sue Eickhoff serve refreshments. 121 1982 GRADUATION On J une 2, 1982 seventy three seniors marched into the Basilica of St. Marys to the strains of the traditional iiPomp and Cir- cumstancesii to begin this yearis Commencement Exercises. Steve Pumper and Brian Durand gave the Valedictorian and Salutatorian addresses, music was provided by the DLS Chorus with the main Graduation Address presented by Father John Forliti, Pastor of St. Francis Cabrini Church. In his address Fr. Forliti likened life to good Italian Cooking; life, like ravioli, needs first quality ingredients, needs to be prepared with care and then needs to be given away with love. After diplomas were presented by the Administration team, Graduation was con- cluded with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Upper left: Chris Graskow, Donna Stoneberg and Paula Christi make sure their graduation gowns are alright. Upper right: Brother Basil, Principal, waits to march into the Basilica. Across: Kaye Martin, Laura Hoffman, Tom Dageford listen to the speeches. 122 w; ,2 1moneau. 399 VMMWi, Steve Shrake and Chuck S des the music. Y r a M fw S f O a .m ti, Graduation speaker. i1 Colleen UConnell i ?nggx. , Bas row 27???? .11 f the 101' 0 Father John Forl Inter DLS Chorus p Upper left Upper right Lower left Lower right Upper left: After receiving their diplomas. Upper right: Steve Pumper giving his speech. Middle left: Barb Brynstad receives her diploma from Bro. Basil. Middle right: 1982 graduates show that it is official, they move their tassels. lower right: We did it! 124 h'w'm em few, H V 5, The party begins at the end of the ceremonies. 125 126 Anderson, John . . . 92 Anderson, Leigh . . . 11, 34 Anderson, Steve . . . 57, 63 Armstrong, Craig . . . 57, 63 Baier, Margaret . . . 28, 46, 51, 104, 116, 118 Baier, Michael . . . 22, 43, 46, 72, 114 Bailey, Michael . . . 98 Baker, Brad . . . 45, 57, 63, 90 Baker, Jeff .. . 22, 56, 92 Balluff, Tony . . . 28, 43, 46, 72, 119 Barnard, Troy . . . 92 Bartholomew, Randy . . . 72 Beaner, David . . . 63, 85 Bedor, Mary . . . 6, 26, 41, 47, 72, 119, 101 Beebe, Jacob . . . 44, 72, 58 Beiko, Maria . . . 46, 114, 119, 63 Benner, Scott . . . 46, 63, 101 Benner, Steve . . . 104 Bernhardt, Rock . . . 72 Bertch, Chris . . . 21, 26, 39, 49, 92, 103 Bertch, Jeff . . . 45, 84, 104, 114 Billington, Rita . . . 47, 72 Bird, Tom . . . 27, 34, 35, 36, 72, 91, 121 Bird, Tim . . . 92, 114 Birk, Karen . . . 92, 99 Bjoraker, Barb . . . 26, 34, 47, 63, 86 Blair, Michelle . . . 42, 63 Blakkestad, Erik . . . 6, 57, 72, 79 Blank, Chris . . . 26, 27, 39, 40, 46, 92 Blank, Colleen . . . 19, 46, 64 Boeser, Barb . . . 41, 64 Boeser, Greg . . . 45, 92, 119, 121 Bohen, Jack .. . 11 Bono, Jim . . . 59, 60, 63, 64 Bownik, Paul . . . 64, 85 Boylan, John . . . 22, 56, 84, 92 Brang, Jeff . . . 22, 28, 58, 64 Braithwaite, Elaine . . . 15 Brickweg, Bill . . . 64, 90 Bruce, Christine . .. 11, 14, 121 Bruins, Janet . . . 28, 38, 46, 104 Brynstad, Barb . . . 20, 26, 27, 28, 34, 35, 47, 104, 110, 114, 115, 116, 117. 119 Buechele, Jeff . .. 45, 104, 114, 121 Burris, Chuck . . . 64 Burroughs, Jim .. . 42, 104 Bury, Gina .. . 72, 79, 86 Callahan, Bro. Michael . . . 13 Colloway, Tony . . . 22, 46, 72 Calloway, Kim . . . 65 Campion, Steve . . . 105 Carlson, Karin . . . 92 Carpenter, Angela . . . 64 ' Carpenter, Joan .. . 43, 61, 62, 72, 103 Carson, Jayne . .. 62, 105, 115, 121 Carson, Nathan . . . 57, 64, 85, 119 Cassidy, James . . . 47, 56, 92 Cassidy, Patrick . . . 47, 72, 85, 90 INDEX Cerisier, Andy . . . 22, 105, 121 Cerisier, Joe . . . 4, 22, 26, 47, 64, 57, 85 Cerisier, Tracy . . . 21, 26, 61, 62, 92, 121 Chesmer, Therese . . 114 Christensen, Ann .. . 92 Christian, John . . . 17, 93 Christianson, Julie . . . 21, 62 Christie, Paula . . . 83, 105, 114 Chyrklund, Gerry .. . 93 Chyrklund, Sue . . . 72 Cichoski, Jean . . . 41, 64, 86 Clarke, Robert . . . 57, 64 Clements, Joy . . . 64 Cline, Keith . . . 28, 46, 47, 43, 119 Coffin, Mark . . . 22, 84, 105, 114 Cornell, Jeff . . . 22, 25, 72 Corona, Paulette . . . 4, 64, 91 Covel, Phil . . . 65 Dageford, Tom . . . 105 Ball, Bill . . . 28, 43, 47, 93, 114 . 28, 47. 72, 79, Daley, Mike . . . 49, 59, 60, 73 Danielski, Brian . . . 47, 60, 65 Danielski, Kevin .. . 93, 114 Daughenbough, Kathy . . . 38, 93 Dawson, Simone . . . 93, 99 DesJardin, Todd .. . 22,45, 53, 57, 73 Dolezal, Chris 56, 93, 114 Dols, Andy . . . 59, 73, 114 Dols, Michael . . . 90, 93 Donaghue, Virginia . . . 15 Dotray, Tom . . . 26, 50, 57, 73, 75 Downey, Brendan . . . 38, 93, 118, 119 Downey, Margaret . . . 47 , 48, 65 D1Souza, Roger . . . 46, 65 Dubay, Ronald . . . 19. 93. 118. 119 Dufrense, Pierre . . . 73, 901 Durand, Brian . . . 44, 59, 105, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 121, 90 Durand, Michael . . . 57, 65, 119 Dziuk, Edward . . . 60, 73 Eckblad, James . . . 22, 23, 91, 106, 108, 121 Eibert, Bro. Stephen . . . 14 Eckhoff, Sue . . . 34, 51, 62, 73, 87, 119, 121 Eidem, Paul . . . 22, 26, 47, 56, 93, 101 Ellendson, Brian . . . 22, 28, 47, 93, 114, 119 Eskro, Michelle . . . 26, 73, 87 Evans, Kent . . . 16 Fabian, Bob . .. 44, 51, 106, 116, 121 Feela, Fr. Paul . . . 8 Finadoca, Bro. Charles . . . 12 Fisher, Daniel . . . 22, 106, 114, 121 Fix, Jayne . . . 46, 63, 101 Flandrick, Shaun . . . 22, 23, 58, 59, 60, 93 Fleming, Scott . . . 12, 43, 28, 46, 47, 100 ' Foster, Paul .. . 26, 45, 47, 57, 73, 75, 119 Foster, Scherrie . . . 13, 20 Fournier, Todd . .. 22, 106, 115, 117 Fox, Timothy . . . 65 Francisco, Dave Frane, Lisa . . . 46, 73, 86, 119 Franklifl, Mary . .. 93, 99 Fraser, Barbara . . . 16 Fried, Angie . . . 28, 36, 46, 43, 94, 99, 118 Fries, Melissa . . Friestleben, Michele . . 40, 46, 106, 115 Friestleben, Robert . . . 65 Froistad, Janice . . . 65 Gerold, Lisa . . . 25, 28, 51, 62, 73, 87, 114 Gieske, Bro. Kenneth . . . 11, 35 Gjerde, Angela . . . 21, 39, 40, 94, 103, 121 . 20, 46, 73, 119 . 28, 34, 39, Golden, Bill . .. 65, 90 Gothmann, Steve . . . 14, 22, 58, 60, 86, 87 Gothmann, Tom . . . 22, 59, 60 Graskow, Chris 26, 106, 114, 115, 121 Green, Sandra . , . 5, 34, 47, 65 Griffin, Julie . . . 2151, 65, 119 Griffin, Laura . . . .1906, 114 Grika, Milo . . . 28, 43, 46, 65, 119 Gruidl, Allen . . . 90, 94 Gruidl, Clara . . . 16 Gruidl, Diane . . . 107 Gulachek, Carol . . . 21, 62, 73, 114 Hames, Peter . . . 49, 73 Hanson, Joe . . . 65 Harper, Kelly . . . 65 Harper, Kerry . . . 65 Hatella, Kathleen . . . 73 Hauser, Bridget . .. 74 Haws, Jay ... 65, 71, 119 Heiman, Tom . . . 74, 85 Hein, Jeff . . . 94, 99 Hennessy, Molly . . . 21, 94, 97, 119, 121 Herbert, Mary . . . 28, 34, 94, 121 Herbert, Patrick . .. 43, 28, 46, 74, 50 Herman, Todd . . . 56, 94 Higgins, Sharon . .. 36, 65, 83, 119 Hingeley, Michael . . . 19, 65, 85 Hofecker, Barry Jr. . . . 59, 93, 94 Hofecker, Lana . .. 107 Hoffman, Laura . .. 28, 47, 107 Hofstede, John . . . 94 Hofstede, Lisa . . . 28, 34, 47, 107, 114 Hoglund, Kerry . . . 5, 28, 34, 47, 62, 65, 86 Holschere, Jennifer . . . 65 Hostetler, Karen .. . 28, 46, 107, 118 Huotari, Walter . . . 60, 94 Hyser, Anthony . . . 57, 74, 90 Hyser, Joe . .. 26, 56, 84, 107, 115 Ivens, Steve . . . 22, 45, 66, 114 Jablonski, Lori 21, 26, 94, 103, 114, 121 Jacob, Lorie . . . 107, 121, 83 Janikula, Greg . .. 107, 115 Jefferson, Kevin . . . 66 Jensen, Cynthia . . . 94 Jensen, Joyce . . . 66 . Jespersen, Karen . . . 39, 40, 47, 87, 94, 109, 119 Johnson, Christine .. . 66, 71, 91 Johnson, David .. . 19, 28, 34, 94, 117 Johnson, Doreen . . . 21, 66, 119 Johnson, Kay . . . 15 Johnson, Lisa . . . 39, 40, 47, 95, 121 Johnson, Natalie . . . 21, 41, 66, 83, 119 Johnson, Scott . .. 16 Johnson, William . . . 11 Johnson, Peggy 34, 62, 74, 103, 119 Jones, Kathryn . . 86 Juettner, Bro. Bertrand .. . 14 Kaiser, Harry . . . 26, 27, 28, 47, 57, 66, 71, 101, 119 Kramarczuk, Stefan . . . 22, 67, 119 Kassulker, Reine .. . 22, 24, 57, 66 Kauffmann, Maria . . . 20, 26, 28, 34, 46, 80, 83, 87, 116, 117, 118, 121 Kavanaugh, Bro. Christopher .. . 10, 29, 100 Keltner, Cheri . . . 95 Kenney, Carolyn . . . 40, 47, 39, 95, 119 Kennedy, Kevin 22, 28, 34, 47, 57, 66, 71, 119 Kennedy, Tara . . . 20, 28, 108 Kennedy, Tim . . . 19, 59, 95 Kenney, Daniel . . . 74 Kiatoukaysy, B. . .. 66 Kiatoukaysy, L. . .. 44 Klath, Michele 47, 107, 108, 114, 116 Klein, Anna . . 118, 119 Klietz, Bro. Martin . . . 12, 43, 1 Klisch, Sharon . . . 95 Kopp, Scott . .. 5, 46, 57. 66, 71, 119 Koppes, Ray . . . 66 Kowles, Matthew . . . 22, 57, 74, 75 Kowles, Teresa . . . 28, 41, 66, 119 Kracht, Laura . . . 74 Kramarczuk, Stefan . . . 67 Krasky, Katherine . . . 95, 99, 119 Krasky, Mary . .. 21, 42, 51, 119 Krasky, Joseph . . . 51, 52, 74, 119 Krawczynski, Lori . . . 31, 39, 40, 95, 114 Kruchten, Michael . . . 6, 22, 57, 72, 74, 90 Kudla, Thomas . . . 47, 95, 98 Kuhn, Georgia . . . 44, 47, 51, 95, 99 Kuhn, Sr. Colette .. . 12, 39, 100 . 20, 26, 35, 62, 74, . 21, 28, 47, 91, 95, INDEX LaCount, Jeffrey . . . 13 LaRocque, Michelle . . . 47. 59, 74, 119 Lander, Peter . . . 45, 74 Larson, Bradley . . . 74 Larson, Eugene . . . 74 Larson, Jeffrey . . . 67, 71, 119 Larson, Ronda . . . 36, 67, 83, 119 Larson, Stacy . . . 26, 27, 67, 71 Laturnus, Michael . . . 74 Layeux, Denise . .. 74 Lazor, Ann . .. 51, 95, 99, 118, 119, 121 Lazor, Linda .. . 51, 74, 119 LeDoux, Charlene . . . 47, 67 Leonhardt, Terri . . , 64, 67 Lester, Bro. Michael . . . 12 Lewis, Gerald . . . 12, 24, 49 Libby, Donald . . . 67, 119 Lien, Mark . . . 28, 46, 74, 43 Lieske, Barry . . . 10, 22, 23, 62 Loftus, Margaret . . . 74, 80 Logan, James . . . 34, 67, 101 Longen, Douglas . . . 75 Loso, Mary . . . 21, 34, 61, 62, 87, 108, 115, 116, 117. 118 Lumpkin, Eugene . . . 67 Lundin, Marcia . . . 13 Lutz, Becky . . . 75 McAloon, Michael . . . 75 McCarthy, Katleeen . . . 75 McCormack, Kim . . . 6, 41, 28, 36, 46, 75, 83, 101, 118 McDonough, Tom .. . 22, 26, 95, 114 McElwain, David . . . 18, 67, 69 McGandy, Janelle . . . 42, 62, 67, 86 McGandy, Michelle . . . 47 , 51, 62, 86 McGrath, Patrick . . . 18, 19, 72, 75, 119, 121 McGuire, Lisa . . . 75, 87 McKenzie, Michele . . . Mclaughlin, Thomas . . . 22, 47, 57, 67 McNosky, Denise . . . 67 McQuiston, Patrick . . . 43, 67 Mahoney, Dean . . . 22, 28, 43, 46, 67. 83 Marlark, Steven . . . 67 Marentic, Nicholas . . . 7, 108, 114 Marrin, Matt .. . 22, 56, 84, 91, 108, 114 Marsolek, Ted . . . 14, 29, 45 Martin, James .. . 57, 75, 114 Martin, Kaye 46, 108, 114 Mashek, James . . . 95 Mattson, Amy . . . 20, 28, 34, 47, 62, 75 Mazurek, Chris .. . 56, 95 Mazurek, Jon . . . 47, 57, 66, 67, 71 Metty, David . . . 46, 49, 114, 7 Meyer, John . .. 19, 28, 34, 54, 58, 59, 96, 118 Meyers, Shirley .. . 14 Miles, Richard . . . 75 Miller, Jeannine . . . 18, 67, 86 Miller, Thomas . . . 75 Mincey, Mindy . . . 67 Mingo, Kelli . . . 68, 69 Molumby, Jeff . . . 45, 34, 50, 68, 119 Molumby, Michael . . . 43, 96, 91, 119 Moore, Danielle . . . 5, 43, 34, 46, 62, 68, 71, 83, 86, 87 Moore, James . . . 68 Moore, William . . . 22, 26, 28, 43, 46, 58, 90, 75, 101, 114, 119 Morast, John . . . 54, 75, 85, 119 Moser, Greg . . . 67 , 68 Murzyn, Anne Marie . . . 75, 86 Myskevitz, Gary . . . 12, 42, 19 Nelson, Robert . . . 16 Nelson, William . . . 22, 68, 85 Nemeth, Elizabeth . . . 39, 40, 109 Nemeth, Katherine . . . 43, 28, 46, 75 Nemeth, Margaret . . . 43, 28, 46, 96, 99, 119 Newmann, Luke . . . 22, 91, 96, 114 Newcomer, Steve . . . 17, 43, 46, 6, 75, 114 Nigon, Mary 13, 103 Nichols, Brian . . . 7, 18, 28, 34, 35, 46, 83, 109, 114, 115, 116, 117, 121 Novack, Kenneth . . . 68 Novack, Robert . . . 114 Novack, Steven . . . 45, 49, 84, 109 Nych, Peter . . . 22, 42, 109, 114 O1Brien, Megan . .. 108, 114 O,Connell, Colleen . . . 45, 109, 114 O,Connell, Michael . . . 60, 75, 80, 114 Oglesbee, Shannon .. . 28, 77, 76 Oglesbee, Shawn . . . 7, 22, 84, 109 Ogren, Sean . . . 22, 57, 68, 85 Olmstead, David . . . 22, 43, 96 O1Mara, John . . . 96 O1Neill, Theresa . . . 21, 42, 51, 87. 96, 103, 118, 119 Osgood, Patrick . . . 18, 19, 46, 51, 58, 59, 110, 112, 114, 116, 117 Osgood, Thomas . . . 19, 26, 27, 46, 59, 96, 114 Owen, Nancy . . . 21, 26, 27, 62, 76, 79, 114, 119 Paar, James . . . 96 Paar, Lisa . . . 76, 86 Padula, John . . . 76 Paquette, Laurie . . . 34, 39, 40, 110, 114, 117, 121 Parrott, Marla . . . 51, 62, 76, 86, 87 Patten, Chris . . . 64, 68 Paulson, Thomas . . . 68, 64 Pawlitschek, Ann Marie . . . 28, 46, 76, 79, 119 Pedersen, Kathleen . . . 41, 55, 76, 121 Pelletier, Richard . . . 64, 68 Pemble, John .. . 43, 68 Pemble, Paul . . . 43, 96 Peters, Eugene . . . 110 Peterson, Darin . . . 22, 45, 76 127 128 Peterson, David . . . 56, 96, 114 Peterson, Devin . . . 22, 68 Peterson, Lisa . . . 40, 96 Pham, Mai . . . 41, 68 Piatt, Peggy 110, 114, 115, 121, 87 Polanski, Greg . . . 76, 119 Praml, Eric . . . 56, 97 Prendergast, John . . . 14, 22, 76 Prenovost, Brian . . . 45, 68 Prewett, Richard . . . 19, 34, 97 Pumper, Steve . . . 22, 26, 27. 28, 34, 46, 51, 56, 85, 85, 110, 115, 116, 117, 118 Quinn, Bro. Patrick . . . 7, 12, 44 Quinn, Thomas . . . 44, 58, 90, 110, 114,116,117,118 Regan, Chris . . . 60, 68 Reger, Sheryl . . . 69 Reha, Michael . . . 19, 76, 90 Reichart, Michelle . . . 35, 76 Renneisen, Erin .. . 28, 34, 47, 60, 51, 76, 101, 119 Restrepo, Bernadino . . . 69, 71, 85. 119 Reynolds, Sue . . 115 Riviere, Mark . . . 97 Robertson, Mary . . . 76 Rogers, Brad . . . 76 Rosa, Theresa . . . 5, 28, 76 Ross, Pam . . . 28, 46, 47, 76 Roth, Paul . . . 11, 22, 85 Roth, Stephen . . . 17 Roth, Sharon . . . 11, 29, 55 Rothweiler, Bro. Basil . . . 10, 18. 115 Rowles, David . . . 18, 26, 27, 50, 72, 77, 85 Rucke, Maria . . . 21, 42, 97 Rudel, Nichole . . . 47, 55, 69, 119 Ruder, Daniel . . . 69, 79 Ryan, Jack . . . 60, 97, 99, 119 Salchert, Julie . . . 20, 62, 110, 111, 114,115,116,118,121 Salchert, Steve . . . 22, 56, 97, 114 Salzer, Michael . . . 11, 114 Sakzer, Paul . . . 69, 114 Schaaf, Timothy . . . 77, 85 Schildgen, Doug . . . 69, 71, 85, 119 Schneider, Mary . . . 18, 21, 26, 28, 87, 115, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 121 Schouweiler, Barbara . . . 111 Schouweiler, David . . . 77 Schultz, Howard . . . 47. 97, 99, 119 Schwalbe, Kathleen . . . 77 Seifert, Timothy . . . 77, 119 Sellers, Mark . . . 6, 28, 43, 50, 52, 77 Shafranski, Lynne . . . 77 Shrake, Joseph . . . 11, 56 Shrake, Mary . . . 19, 28, 34, 35, 36, 51, 61, 61, 62, 103, 118 Shrake, Steve . . . 22, 23, 51, 56, 84, 85. 106, 115, 116 Siedlecki, Theresa . . . 47, 62, 87, 110, 114, . 77, 121 INDEX . 45, 111, 114 . 61, 62, 77, 87 Simoneau, Charles . . Simoneau, Michelle . . Siwek, Kenneth . . . 77 Siwek, Thomas . . . 111, 115 Sjodahl, Kim . . . 48, 51, 66, 69, 83 Skar, Patrick . . . 69, 85 Skoglund, Laureen . . . 54, 107, 111 Skomra, Jeffery . . . 112 Smith, Bernard . . . 60, 69 Smith, Beth . . . 77 Smith, Rachael . . . 47, 47 Smith, Xavier . . . 46, 69, 119 Smoter, Jim . . . Snyder, Sandra . . . 26, 47, 69, 83, 86 Sorenson, Shirley .. . 15 Speidel, Christian . . . 22, 31, 34, 56, 84,91,112,115,116,117,121 Spencer, Shawn . . . 46, 57, 69, 101 Spooner, Matt . . . 43, 28, 46, 47, 83, 112,118 Stanley, Bridget . .. 70, 71 Stokes, Linda . . . 47, 63. 70 Stoneberg, Donna . . . 34, 109, 112, 116 Strahan, Francis . . . 19, 49, 52, 77 Strand, Cory . . . 35, 97 Stuart, Pam . . . 26, 47, 62, 70, 119 Subialka, Mary . . . 77 Suek, Carol . . . 21, 61, 62, 97 Sillivan, Chris . . . 28, 38, 46, 59, 60, 84, 97, 99, 101, 110, 121 Sullivan, Colleen . . . 19, 39, 40, 97, 103, 114, 119 Sullivan, Rosalind . . . 47, 70, 119 Sullivan, Tim . . . 112, 114 Svendahl, Eden . . . 20, 78, 114 Szewczyk, Bernadette . . . 46, 70, 71, 114, 119 Szymanski, Julie . . . 7, 78, 119 Talbot, Joanne . . . 47, 51, 62, 91, 97 Tangen, Tamara . . . 34, 35, 99, 117, 118, 119 Thomas, Bro. Robert . .. 14, 43 Thompson, Debra .. . 28, 78 Timberlake, Charles . . . 98 Tishmack, John . .. 7. 112, 114 Torborg, John . . . 22, 23, 90, 112, 115, 121 Torborg, Margaret .. . 36, 70 Torborg, Nicholas . . . 78, 119 Trang, Diep 78 ' Trenary, Michael .. . 34, 70 Truong, Teng . . . 78 Turpin, John 7, 45, 84, 91, 113 Vadman, Shawn . .. 46, 78 Voigt, David . . . 59, 91, 113 Voit, Dean . . . 78 Vos, Greg . .. 6, 19, 26, 28, 34, 35, 48, 51, 83, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 121 Wadley, Denis . . . 7, 13, 36, 83 Wallander, Nunciata . . . 28, 43, 47, 70, 83 Wallander, Vincent . . . 28, 46, 59, 113, 114, 116 Wallerius, James . . . 57 , 70 Wallerius, Joseph . . . 84, 98, 99 Warhol, Pete . . . 16 Weigel, Michael . . . 78 Weiler, Stephen .. . 50, 53. 57, 72, 78 Wells, Jay ... 5, 57, 78 Wenthe, Chris . . . 34, 36, 98, 119 Wenthe, Geoffrey . . . 70 Wenthe, Gregory . .. 25, 48, 113, 116, 118 Whiteford, Katherine . . . 70, 71, 87 Wickham, Patrick . . . 98, 91, 119 Wiger, Darin . . . Wilhelmie, Sharon . . . 6, 41, 119 Wilkie, Benjamin . . . 78, 57, 75 Williams, Monica . . . 98 Williams, Steve . . . 59, 98, 99 Williams, Sue . . . 41, 28, 78 Willie, Frank . .. 78, 80 Willman, Thomas . . . 7, 98, 99, 90, 114 Willner, Kathryn . . . 20, 28, 34, 36, 98, 99, 103, 117, 119 Winsor, Therese . . . 54, 78 Witzman, Raymond . . . 98, 119 Wojack, Anthony . . . 19, 51, 70, 71 Wojack, Thomas . . . 19, 98 Wolf, Andrew . .. 26, 83, 113, 114, 115 Wolney, Matt . . . Wolyniec, Julianne . . . 28, 46, 51, 55, 98, 118, 119 Wolyniec, Regina . . . 28, 34, 35, 46, 51, 62, 113, 115, 116, 117. 118 Wolyniec, Vicki . . . 28, 46, 78, 101 Woychick, James . .. 108, 113, 114, 115 Wukawitz, Carol . . . 47, 70 Yantos, David .. . 22, 78, 103, 119 Yendrzeski, Jeff . . . 60, 70 Young, Mark . . . 45, 70, 90 Zajac, William . . . 48, 78 Zierden, Donald 13, 17, 22, 56, 57, 85, 85, 91 Zmuda, Janina .. . 47, 113 i i: I TM . .