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

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1. Maureen Williamson, Chris Frane, l.ee Blanchard, Vicki Szymanski, and Finn Mulloy enjoy a demonstration of the organ during a tour of St. John's. 2. Angie l.arson wins the most unusual catagory of the annual talent contest for singing Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star on her head. 3. The Choir Front Row: Julie Curtis, Regina Kowles, Patty Tabor, Lee Blanchard, Theresa Cardinal, Lashelle Smith, Sibyl Pease, Teresa Griffin. Middle Row: Beth Witzman, Chris Stanley, Julie Evans, Angie Larson, Colleen Bisson, Frances Nelson. Back Row: Mike Sharp, Jason Hofstede, Bob Zajac, Jeff Bjoraker, Bob Bachinsky, Ed Newton, Ted Cooper, Tom Maher, Eric Lar son sings at St. John's. 4. Eric l.arson and Bob Zajac get some extra sleep on the bus. 5. Beth Witzman, Rhonda Stuart, Cindy Bam-mert, and Julie Curtis with their host from Cathedral High School. 6. Julie Curtis on the bus, where much of the tour was spent. 7. Dan Roth and Patty Tabor model their souvenirs of St. John's. Music Tour 25

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Music Tour Is Successful As spring came there was excitement about the music tour. Planning began months earlier, and as it approached people started saying Only nineteen more days until tour! The departure day was full of activity: making sure suitcases were loaded, saying goodbye to friends for five whole days, running back for a forgotten clarinet. As the rest of the school was beginning its first class, the buses pulled away only half an hour late. The band and choir performed four times — first at Cathedral High School, St. Cloud, and then at St. John's University. Then they performed at a mass at Holy Rosary Cathedral in Duluth. Finally a concert was given at Lakeview High School in Thunder Bay, Canada. The most popular activities during long bus rides were listening to music with headphones and sleeping. People also colored with crayons, polished nails, danced in the aisles and held a standing contest.

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For the first time the Junior-Senior Prom was an open dance. While the dance was held at the Radisson Metrodome students were allowed to dine wherever they chose. Most students seemed to prefer this change of policy. However, the new policy was made with the understanding that a chapter of SADD (Students Against Drunk Driving) be established. Its members tried to make Prom night safe and enjoyable through an allschool campaign about the dangers of drinking and driving. The dance was organized by Maria D'Andrea and the other Junior Members of the Student Union. Rivercity Express was the band chosen to play. Goblets printed with the dance's theme, “A Night to Remember Forever”, were given to each of the couples attending. A Night To Remember Forever