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

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DEDICATION lo our latliers, our best companions, in deepest gratitude lor op| ort unities given us, ami a keen sense ol our c lelx, we alleetionatcly dedicate I lie 1926 Attianasian

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for 1926 Published annually by the Senior Class ofDe La Salle High School VOLUME TWO

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HpHIS little book has been made for three reasons: Firstly. THAT WE MAY REMEMBER. That we may remember the happy days that are now ending: the warm friendships that grew day by day as we worked together: the spirit of loyalty that made us a unit: the laudable pride we feel for our class because of what it has accomplished: the generous sacrifices of the men who taught us: the noble ideals they set before us of manly worth and godly living: the inspiration they have been to us: the debt we owe them to show this community the solid worth of the service they are rendering to youth. Secondly. THAT WE MAY BE REMEMBERED. It is but natural that we should desire this. Our hearts have been in De La Salle. We fancy that we have laid a few courses in the building of the greater De La Salle of tomorrow and we wish that those who come after us and benefit by the bigger opportunities our Alma Mater will offer, may not forget us. We have wrought honestly and believe we deserve the reward of remembrance. Thirdly. TO DISCHARGE A DEBT. We wish this little book to serve as a reminder to our parents and teachers that we have tried to profit by their sacrifices and are deeply grateful for all they did for us. These three ends are not too pretentious. Remember us kindly and if the classes that come after us find in our record anything that serves as inspiration, we have been rewarded beyond our deserts.