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

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THE STAFF Work on the Athanasian began one quarter earlier this year than it has in the past. The Senior Class members were anxious to start work, consequently, staff officers were immediately elected. With the selection of Effe Abdo as Editor-in-chief, work definitely started on the annual. At various meetings of the staff, plans for the formation of the book were made, and the theme definitely decided upon. The various editors were then appointed and set to work. Robert Helin was appointed Business Manager; Robert Hoch, Associate Editor; Fred Olin, Sport Editor; Sliman Kouri. Associate Editor; Myron Johnson, Feature Editor; John Graca. Art Editor; and Charles Cutter, Norman Cavanaugh and Joseph Anton in charge of activities. It has been the ambition of the staff to produce an annual that will stand for all time as an ideal for the classes to come, and all their energies have been directed toward this ideal. Whether or not they will attain their ambition to get the highest class rating of any annual yet published, remains to be seen, but the fact stands that the book itself contains several new and original ideas. As this annual is the last thing that we will do to leave an impression behind us, we are trying to make it a worthy one—one that will serve the twofold purpose of endearing us to our Alma Mater and serving as a fond remembrance. THE ATHANASIAN STAFF Effe Abdo Robert Hoch Rob ert Helin Fred Olin Sliman Kouri Myron Johnson John Graca Charles Cutter Norman Cavanaugh Joseph Anton Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager ----------Sport Editor Associate Sport Editor Feature Editor Art Editor Activities ...... Activities ----- Activities Eleven

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As the ship bearing our forefathers appeared over the horizon in sight of the newly discovered land, so we, too, wended our way in quest of educational endeavors. What we sighted was De La Salle, where we were to forge ahead, as the early immigrants to the newly discovered land. The rolling waters are analogous to the space of time which it required us to reach the second step, following our elementary studies. Earnestness and determination were the criterions of the progress that we were to make in the unknown future. Twelve