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

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Brother Albert, head of the Latin department. has been a member of the faculty for two years. He turns out a very fine grade of second-year Latin student. too. He is the Brother who. pinch-hitting in the ofiice during the third period each day, hands out the pink admit slips. Brother Anthony was the freshman Latin teacher until a few weeks ago when he was replaced by Brother Daniel. Brother Anthony now also at St Mel s had been editor in chitl of the daily Bulletin Brother Thomas a native of Minneapolis was a student here long long ago he saysl He inaugurated a new Spanish curriculum here during the past year He is in charge of the cafeteria and is getting stronger by the day because of his fierce hand to hand battles with the bakery and soft drink men Brother Anthony recentlx Ive HILL X L funn I' DWDM e cier 1 n Brother Albert teacher of atm and Brotwei Thomas teacher f Span in typeuriting an wusi ULNN CC3rrQNpfjn incl 5LLi'n to we estia ishmg new atm and I atm American rela IlOhs tDCt ep'lI'tI'IMI1t stem I0 t p arming smilie arinchin strategx in a mrl 1 scat Thex are Brotier ames XX orld History and Eng ish rot ier e ix NX Of d Historx IULgll'+1I1lc'1 raving and mood siop Brother H Eduard -Xme ican Historx Brother -X fre time ,,,.- ,l JW 2- 'ii Brother james has been within these walls of learning for two years now. He organized a freshman basketball squad last winter and reports that he has some good prospects for the varsity next year. Brother Felix, a newcomer to De La Salle, has done great things within one year. Because of his perseverance, the beginnings of an Indus- trial Arts department have been established in the planning and equipping of the woodwork in shop Brother H Edward having already been immortalized needs no further eulogy Brother Alfred a veteran of the battle ol De La Salle has charge of the Glencoe Club an organization of the parents of the DE boys who have gone to Glencoe He is also facultv advisor of the golf and bowling teams X-'W id. 4 P1eNi ' ' - ' . ' g - v . ' . . 1 1 . ' x ll. ' -Jr- -tl. ard b' B Le . tl Q' as t'a lf of l..ti I. 1- ' II, .' 1 - J. ' ' o - fl. rdlf- xu- sk- ds ,Q L-,i l-n.lI'.-QL xi - -v Niembcrs of the social sci- -of K' . , d. K . be V I - L g. , K r J 'j' e ve d-wde : l-. t' . 'Z lf gli: 1 B l X Ffll. 1 .. I Q. V K may . d L V ' il 1 T. ' d. Ls. i i A -in ' ' .4 VLXB Ve .. K g .ic fri

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.gi fi Brother Leonard Dlrector who runs the front office as pr1nc1pal of the school, came to De La Salle from St Mels Chicago late last November He succeeded Brother erome who 15 now teaching at St Mel s Brother Leonard was athletlc dlrector at the Ch1cago school for a long period of t1me, con sequently he reallzes the benefits der1ved from 3Il1l6IlC partlclpatlon He encourages more actlve oartlcxpatlon m sports by members of the stu dent body Brother H Edward, Subdlrector and co pllot 1n the front office has been here for seven years HIS teachmg methods are rather advanced for he uses mov1es frequently as a helpful supplement to class work He xs also faculty adv1sor for the school paper, The Islander Thls Job lets l11l'11 IU on more than h1s quota of headaches Page Szx Brothtr lconard Dutctor M 10 Cimt lere s 1 from St Mel an Brother H Pduard Sub Director and lnstructor Clncigo m Amtrxcan Hlstory, are here contemplatmg the xt r Dc 1 Sallt tnt 1 Here we see Brother Lou1s, bert, 2lfl1l6flC dlrector and teacher f boolclctepmg typxng and econom1c geog raphy, CllCCli1I1g over the of fice accounts Brother Henry Norbert teaches the commer c1al and economncs subjects He also uses progresstve procedures, enllstlng the ard of the movxe projector for the beneflt of hls economlc geography students As athlet1c drrector and presldent of the Mmnesota Cathollc League. he has many admlmstratron problems to solve Besrdes, he supervlses the noon games or com mando ralds nf you prefer He fmds II easler on the system to stand at the near end of the football fleld and read smoke sxgnals than to hand out three dollar bxlls to athletes found beatmg the filthy weed Brother Lours, lnbrarlan, loves to work mth plants and shrubbery 1n his spare t1me, he can be seen ln thls pursult almost every day after school and on Saturdays He IS an almost con scant haunter of the halls lookmg for students who owe fmes on overdue books I ,M ' 'l . - l r - lagt f. ll gf- . ls. . ' .L . ' Cl f . - ' . -0 la- -to lt .L f Q K ,VH librarian, and Brother Nor- o ' ' . 1 , . . . . . ' Y 7 . . , . . . , - . - ' ff 77 . , '- - QP 1 I

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Brother X 1ncent 111 lllb two tears as b1ologx teacher has mtroducecl many new Il11IlgS ll1IO the course one ot them a m1croscop1c shcle pro jector bx 1h1ch the student can observe the progress of wloo throug1 the V6lIlS o hung IISSUC Brother Ambrose came here just th1s vear and accordmg to the un1or class, has wrought havoc II1 the phys1cs department Before he came to De La Salle he was an lnstructer at St Wlary s College 111 Wlnona He also has charge of the look store referrecl to by some Brother Laurence has been at De La Salle nme tears all tolcl and 1n that t1me has come to know all the members of abeut a dozen graduatlng classes by name Wlmeri he has noth mg else to do he SLlpCFV1b6S the presentauons cf the Dramatlc Club Brother K1aran when he 15 not trvmg to help h1s pup1ls across the pons ass1norum plays a hot 1ast game ot basketball w1th anyone who w 1ll oppose h1m He also helps the ofhce stall durmg h1s free per1od each clay Durmg the ex Cllllig when he and Brother Mark get together thex cook up problems w1th chagrams that make that hleroglyphlc shown below look l1ke stra1Oht l1ne Brother Mark, as asslstant athlet1c cllrector keeps an eye on the boys durmg workouts for all sports He IS lmplacable when approached lx students for the use of the gym W1Il'lOL1I the presence of a Brother One of h1s favorlte say mgs IS Well Ill glV6 you a half po1nt H says th1s when a fellow IS 1n chre need of one pO1I1f so he can pass the course Nevertheless wt love l1IITl Ha ha' Page Fzgbt Inspectmg the new 16mm mov1e prolector are mem bers of the SCIENCE clepart ment Brother Vmcent, b1 ology and hvg1ene, Broth r Ambrose, phys1cs and bus1 ness ar1thmet1c, Brother Laurence chem1stry, tr1go nometrs and algebra Brother K1aran who teaches plane g ometrx, and Brother Mark, algebra teacher p parentlx enjoy workmg complex problems at least so lf seems from Brother Nlarkas expressmn ,. . , Nyugg . V , 7 . . Q 1 . . , - ll l 7. Y fy ' j v ' 1 v' ' . ,'1 d 1 1 fx 1 ' 1 I l I , . . . . 3 J , 1 N Y y a . I D . r l - 1 s , 1 ' N . . V as the Hennepin Ave, Pawn Shop. Q V L ' . . , , . . ,f , -I . ,, - ,' . . L . , . e v I n g 1 I . 1 X . 3 '