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

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■■■I Edward a. hamhrski Joseph J. Harold Excursion Club. 4 Alhanasian. 4 Islander, i Although Ed had his pick of schools, he wisely chose Dc La Salle. Here his scholastic achievements have been of a superlative degree. His attitude and penchant for acquiring knowledge have won for him class prominence. For the past four yean he has led the class scholastically. His vast knowledge, coupled with his willingness to help others, has made Ed manv friends. Sagaciousness, intelligence. and a ready wit make him an accomplished conversationalist. “Joe is one of the most quie: lads in his class. Every piece of work he turned in revealed honest effort and deep thought. His work after school kept him from competing in any regular athletics but he took a part in interdass activities and was a loyal booster of the school’s teams. Throughout his school career he was among the honor students. The class wishes him the best of success in his future undertakings. Every man has his gift and the tools go to him that can I am not Shakespeare, tho use them. I am remindful of him. William J. Harrington Secretary Junior II Literary Society Excursion Club. 4 D. L. S. Auxiliary. I. I Bill is the second in line of the illustrious Harrington family to honor Dc I.a Salle with his presence. He has kept the record of his family name unblemished as can be attested to by all his classmates who have learned to admire this resourceful boy for his traits of modesty and honesty. By hard work he has raised himself to the select group of honor students. We wish him success in whatever branch of work he takes up. I am pleased to be called a man.’’ Page Twenty-five

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Ralph J. Guider Football. 4 Hockey. 4 Member D Association Allred l. groos Islander, I Excursion Club, 4 A LOOM A N. GUI MONT Excursion Club. 4 Gadder was somewhat of a wise-cracker who. during his Junior year, made many trips to the office (when he wasn't trying to nuke up lost sleep). His studies were much better in the Senior year than in any previous year. He played a regular position at halfback on the school football team in 1928. and was always very prominent in inter-class athletics. When the fooling is put aside he is very brilliant and will make a real businessman. Al is a jovial, witty, young fellow, always ready to help his classmates (especially in tests) in everything that might be of some assistance to them. In all his work Al has proven successful. being a student and a good mixer which arc the main cogs in that machine called Success. We would not be a bit surprised if some day he were President of the United States or at least Alderman of the 4th ward. Al” has that certain type of personality which enables him to get along remarkably well, not only with his classmates, but also with everyone he meets. Very calm, serene, and mild, not easily angered, he fits in anywhere. Although he docs not take an active part in the activities of the school, he always does his share of the work and is a real student. Al is destined for success in anything he may undertake. Thou shall never be poor while retaining thy tongue with its abundance of words O this learning, what a and genuine wit. thing it is Consistency's a jewel. Pape Twenty-four

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John F. Healey William s. Hedding Edward P. Hickey Athanasian. 4 Islander. 3. 4 Excursion Club. 4 Pres Club. 3 Prince There Was . 4 Front ihc very beginning '■John's” nonchalant manner has carried him over many obstacles in his scholastic endeavors. He has that remarkable quality called instan-taneous personal magnetism which expresses itself in a ready smile at all times. When he leaves school he intends to enter the University of Minnesota. We are sure that his diligence together with his personality will earn for him success both in college and in the business world. Thou arl longer bg a fool than HonoriRcabihtudinitati-bus. Football. 3 Student Manager liasketball. 3 Quietness and unobtrusiveness arc characteristics of this member of our class. One may always hear Bill” humming the latest tunc. Although not one of the most brilliant scholars he has managed to pull through in fairly good style. Whenever he is called upon to recite his soft voice always gains for him the cries of “louder, louder.” He has the best wishes of his classmates for his venture in search of more knowledge. ”Give every man thine ear. but feu.■ thy voice. Take each man's censure, but reserve thy judgment.” Athanasian. Sport Editor. 4 Press Club. 1. 3 Islander. 2. 3.4 D. L. S. Auxiliary. 4 Vice-President Junior Literary Society. 3 A Prince There Was , 4 Freshman liasketball. I Football. I 'tennis Manager. 4 Member D Association “Ed” has been one of the most popular as well as one of the most active fellows that was ever graduated by De La Salle. His cheerful disposition together with his constant flow of humorous conversation made him popular not only with his classmates but with the entire school. He was a leader in all class and school activities and anything that he was behind usually went across. Ed will be missed plenty around D. L. S. next year, and all unite in wishing him the best of luck. To cope with thee m Words would be about as vain as for a brook to cope With ocean's Rood. Page Tweuty-tix