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

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EFFE J. ABDO lid it or-i n-ch ief, A thanasia n Editor-in-chief, The Islander $, 4 President Junior 1 President Senior 1 Vice-pres ide nt, Sophotn ore Science Club S ecr clary. Chent is I ry Excursion Club Pool ball 3, 4 Interclass Athletics All-City Press C lub 2, 3, 4 Delegate N. S. P. A. Auxiliary 4 Debating 4 Tennis Manager 4 Religion Medal 1, 3 F” Abdo has the distinction of being one of the most outstanding students that has ever graduated from Dc La Salic. From the very first year to the last, he has led his classmates in activities and scholarship. His wonderful ability for leadership, his fairness, and his remarkable sociable attitude, have certainly distinguished him. JOSEPH D. ANTON Football 3, 4 Sophomore Science Club 2 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Interclass Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 Atlianasian 4 Auxiliary 3, 4 Islander 1 As a De La Salle student, Joe” is certainly worthy of the name. He has always supported the school activities loyally, and was always among the lenders of his class when it came to drives. He also spent four years with the orchestra, and showed great musical talent. He went out for football and was making a bid for fame when an injury kept him out the rest of the season. RICHARD R. ARRELL Football 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Islander 2 Intcrclass Athletics I. 2, 3. • D” Association Dramatics Private Scc’y 2 Treasurer, Fresh. Literary Club 1 Dick” has been a favorite with his companions throughout his school days. His smile, and a good word for everyone, have made him always welcome company. Although he was an outstanding athlete, his scholastic standing was not so high, yet his interest in school athletics did not keep him from taking part in inter-class sports. JOSEPH E. ANDERSON Interclass Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Sophomore Science Club 2 Joe” is a quiet and reserved lad and he can say with certainty, that he has drawn a lot out of school. He did not possess remarkable scholastic ability, but he kept plugging and won out. Nothing, no matter how difficult, could keep him from succeeding. T wenty-jour

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JOHN P. ANDERSON Interclass el thirties Sophomore Science Club Haseball 3, 4 During John's years at De La Salle, he has made for himself many friends, because of his quiet, pleasing personality and generosity. Although his school work was not dazzling, he always received satisfactory marks because of his ability to apply himself steadily. He was never lacking in school spirit and always backed any school affair. JOHN K. BALDWIN Football 4 Inter class el thirties t. s, 3, 4 Golf 4 Auxiliary 3 Chemistry Excursion Club 3 During his career at De La Salle John has made for himself a reputation of the highest standard. He has found many friends at De La Salle due mostly to his witty nature and cheering smile. His large muscular physique made him a great man for football, and he made a good showing. His work in school was mediocre, but he was always known as a hard and consistent worker. EUGENE J. BAILEY Typing el ward 4 Inter date Athletics 1, 3, 4 Eugene is a studious, hard-working lad, who is always eager to take advice from his superiors. He has succeeded fairly well in his studies because of these characteristics. He always gave his whole-hearted support to school activities and never let his interest die. He took part, actively, in all inter-class sports arid showed that he was a good athlete. EDMUND C. BOIKE Interclass Athletics 3, 4 Sophomore Science Club '’Ed” spent the four years of his high school career at De La Salle. Steady, reliable in his studies, he got along with everyone. He is one of those strong, silent men who goes about tending to his own business without making a big show of himself, nevertheless, making his presence felt. T ncttly-five