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

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Michael Baier Anthony Balluff Randel Bartholomew Mary Bedor Jacob Beebe Rita Billington Thomas Bird Erik Blakkestad Gina Bury Anthony Calloway Joan Carpenter Patrick Cassidy Therese Chesmer Susan Chyrklund Jeffrey Cornell Julie Coyle Michael Daly Todd Des Jardin Andrew Dols Thomas Dotray Charles Du Foe Edward Dzuik Susan Eickhoff Jayne Fix Juniors 23

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This feature is dedicated to those people who thought life was over after graduation. As the years go by in high school; many people are asked the same question: What are you going to do after you graduate?” How many students have thought about that at the age of 15? Teen agers do not realize that there IS a life after high school, but you have to work at it as soon as possible to make it meaningful and worthwhile. Three of DeLaSalle's prominent alumni, Kelli Maroney. Albert Hofstede, and Brother Luke Herbert knew about that life, took a few chances, and ... look at them now! Kelli Maroney (picture at right): The most important thing I can say to the graduates of this year and the others is. Do Not Be Afraid To Believe In Your Dreams. Follow those dreams and you will never have any regrets or mutter words resembling 'If only ... or I could have...' 20 years from now. Kelli had a lifelong dream to become an actress, but she did not carry through right away for fear of being laughed at. Finally she realized that acting was what she really wanted to do with her life. Even though it was what she wanted, the career counselors tried to convince her to minor in theater and pursue a safer career. Who can change the mind of a restless Senior? Look at this restless Senior now. a regular on ABCs soap opera Ryan's Hope. Albert Hofstede: High school was the preparation for entering the adult life. DeLaSalle set up the Christian values and morals that help in everyday life. Is There Life After High School? Coming to De from the seminary in the middle of his Junior year, he spent most of the time involved in many different activities in order to sell himself. The Christian values were the main things that aided him in the political governmental career he has had. In the 1970s. he was elected the first Catholic mayor of Minneapolis. Never allow people to take your values away or walk all over you because of who you are. Look at him now, a partner in North State Advisors, a governmental assistance company. Brother Luke Herbert: Many years ago, Bruther Luke (William was his real name) was faced with the reality of his future. God and his strong beliefs made that decision for him. He felt he would be the happiest in a religious field, but which one? Time and lots of hard work later. William was given the honor to be a Christian Brother, with the ability to teach children about their faith and about music. He spent many years teaching in Winona, at a grade school and at Saint Mary's College, but the place he felt the most comfortable place to teach was at DeLaSalle. his own school. For many years, he taught music to the students and became a permanent fixture at De. Unfortunately, he had to move on. and ended up back in Winona. In the late 1970s Brother Luke died after visiting the school he called home. One thing he did leave was his words of wisdom. The music that you hear is your heart telling you what to do. Do not follow others, because we all march to a different drummer. Whatever you do as Seniors, remember. LIFE HAS JUST BEGUN AFTER HIGH SCHOOL! 22 Seniors Anthony Wilson Raymond Witzman Thomas Wojak Julianne Wolyniec Not Pictured: Mike Bailey Karin Carlson Catherine Copeland David Johnson

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Home Away From Home Late for class? Where were you? Admiring lockers? You have to be kidding. Try it. And you might see a jock locker filled with neat team pictures, game sheets, sweat socks and of course, the smell of hard work. If you've never seen one try and look at Tom McLauglin's. Rich Prewett’s locker shows another type, the rocker locker. This one can be recognized by the concert ticket stubs, tap tapes, mini-posters of stars and lots of buttons. But most lockers fit into the general category. They are filled with stuffed animals, pictures of friends, especially those of the opposite sex. mid-morning snacks, beauty aids and even a few books. Tom Dotray, Theresa O'Neill. Angie Gjerde. Maria Rucke and Lori Jablonski Paul Foster Lisa Frane Melissa Fries Lisa Gerold Carol Gulachek Peter Hames Kathleen Hatella Bridget Hauser 24 Juniors