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

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193 1 AT HAN AS IAN ALVIN W. ENDRES Islander Staff I Intercloss Athletics i. t, j In every class there is a group of boys. who. although not brilliant in their studies, show a real determination and earnestness that carries them safely through the difficulties they may encounter. Al is one of these. By his persistent effort he has proved himself highly efficient His faithful assistance in every activity has also been characterized by the consistency that is such a vital part of his pleasing personality. CHARLES A. ENNEN Islander Staff J Student Manager j Dramatics I D Association Football i, Jt Interclass Athletics Charlie presents a unique complex which his teachers have long since despaired of solving. United in the one personality we have the humorist, par excellence, and the sombre philosopher. Mischief seemed to grasp Charlie as a freshman, and it never lost its hold. But despite all that. Charlie was a leader, scholastically and socially. He demonstrated his loyalty to Dc La Salle whenever the opportunity presented itself. ROBERT W. FILIATREAU Sophomore Science Club J Chemistry Club 4 Robert's congeniality has been an outstanding mark during his ' sojourn'' at De La Salle With the pur suit of studies his chief ambition, he has established an enviable record, and his close adherence to the advice of his teachers will prove a valuable asset in his future life RAYMOND V. EJOSNE Orchestra f Interclass Athletics i Raymond has been a good student, and. for a time demonstrated his ability as a saxophonist in the school orchestra. He did not confine his efforts to music only, but contributed a willing band to the active support of all school activities. Twenty-nine

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193 1 ATHANAS I AN JAMES F. DOLNY Honor Student t, I, j, 4 Inter clou Athletics i, 4 Typing Award 3 James may rightfully feel proud of his high school career, for he is numbered among the scholastic leaders Because of his inclination to reserve, it was rather difficult to gain his confidence, but those who have succeeded boast of having him as a friend. WILLIAM J. EARLEY Chemistry Club 4 Inter class Athletic t, i. ?, 4 Haskotball 1 Bill is one of those few individuals who possess personality plus. If he ever had an enemy no one is aware of it. but. on the other hand, his friends arc as numerous as his enemies are few. His cheerful grin has always been in evidence at every De La Salle activity, and his loyalty justifies his popularity. JOSEPH J. EINHORN Dramatics I Chemistry Club 4 Jovial, carefree, and a smile for all seems to be Joe's motto. As a freshman, he participated in a play and took the show. Since then his classmates have been hearing the same old jokes. During the past year, however, he has acquired a new and improved line which insures him of continued popularity. EARL A. EMMER Dramatics .1 Interclass Athletics t, , 3, 4 Football 3 Earl is an exception to the rule that you can t do two things at the same time While upholding a satisfactory record at Dc La Salle in the academic course, he was also preparing himself for a business career by attending night school. Despite all that. Earl is a confirmed believer in the adage. Don't worry worry, until worry worries you . .tit.. T nenty-ciftht

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ATHANAS IAN JOHN T. IOLEY Auxiliary Club 3 luterclass Athletics t, 2, 3, 4 Jack believes that never a dull moment should exist in the classroom, and he has done his best to prove that theory. However, he never let his amusing antics hinder his devotion to study. His pleasant countenance has always been in evidence, either as a rooter or as a participant in interclass athletics. OTTO C. FRENZEL I tenor Student 1, 2, 3, 4 Interclass Athletics 3, 4 Otto, a likable fellow because of his playful pranks, was inclined to be a bit humorous, much to the ex asperation of his teachers. In the classroom, his wit was exceeded only by his scholastic ability, and as a consequence he was selected among the ten highest scholars of the class. ARNOLD J. FRIENDSCHUH Chemistry Club 4 Interclass Athletics 3, 4 Surely a “strong silent man ’. Arnold possesses both physical and mental strength. His host of friends arc a token of his pleasing unobtrusiveness and good humor. Arnold is to be congratulated on his punctuality after maintaining an enviable record despite the unusual distance he daily travels from his home to De l.a Salle. JOHN T. GAFFNEY tleckey 3 D” Association Football 2 Interclass Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 2. 3, 4 John evidently believes in hard work and steady application. judging from his scholastic standing. He is also an ardent golfer, and his consistency at the game has placed him on the school team for the last three years. If John continues the rapid strides he has already made in the great Scotch game, he will probably acquire a championship before long. Thirty