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

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A Ms. Low son Or. Thomas Houde Mr Roby Athletic Director Compus Minister Counselor 1) Or. Richard watches o football gome In comoufloge 2) Mr lieske performs double duty os heod footboll cooch 3) Ms Gruidl is olwoys smiling in the cofeterio yzabcdefghijklmropqrsruvwxyzabcdefghyklnnnopqrsruvwxyz obcdefgh ij Administrofion

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Dr. Richard Benron-House FSC Dr. Walter Schreiner FSC Mr. Darry Lieske Principal Chief Administrator Vice Principal Director of Student Services Although they're not always seen, the work that the Administration does is very apparent. It can be seen in the improvements made in the school, such as the new lunchroom facilities and the remodeling of the skyway hall. Another major change was the addition of honors courses to the curriculum. Students taking these classes received an accelerated grade point for their extra efforts. One of these classes, calculus, was taught by Dr. Walter in addition to his other duties. None of these tasks could hove been accomplished without the dedication of the secretaries, directors, and staff. 4 Administration bcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzabcdefghijklmnopqr stuvwxyzabcdefghijklmnopqrsru

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D The Batter's Box Big hirs were one of rhe assets of De Lo Salle’s boseboll team. Three of rhe best hitters on rhe team were Devin McNosky with o .393 barring overage, Tony Jacob with o .324, ond Scorr Coffin with a .322. All three were seniors this yeor, this could be o possible downfall for next years ream. Another key ployer wos Greg Beoner, one of the best pitchers on rhe ream. He'll be returning next yeor unlike the rest. Also, according to their cooch Brother Walter, he was the most improved ployer. The most voluble player awards went to Tony Jacob, shortstop ond Devin McNosky, catcher. This years seosonol record stoyed the some os lost yeors, but rhe competition wos much rougher. 6 BASEBALL cdefghijklmnopqrsruvwxyzabcdefghijklmnopqrsruvwxyzabcdefghijklmnopqrsfuvwxyzabcde