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

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Brother Martin, head of the English department, is shown changing a Shakes- peare record, assisted by Brother -lude, teacher of English I. Seated are Bro, Raymond, English IH, and Brother Edward, English 11 and algebra Mr Dick Reinhart coach and Mr Henry Coulombe his assistant are shown dur mg a lull in athletic activ ity on the gym floor shortly after we had won the 1946 State Catholic Basketball Championship Brother Martin is using phonograph records of Macbeth and Merchant o I emce to help the students get a better understanding of Shake speare s methods and style When he is not in class he likes to play basketball and baseball Brother Raymond who has been here one year has charge of all the assemblies which have been noticeably better since he took over One of the better innovations is his Casa Loma Grenadiers an orchestra composed of some uniors in his home room Brother ude is in size the junior member of the faculty When he had charge of a library study period he used to walk behind the chairs and surprise the freshmen at dirty work because they could never see him coming Brother Edward is the traffic manager at the top of the stairs as the fellows come in off the field at noon time He likes to listen to records during his spare time Dick Rtinhart is a graduate of St Thomas College in St Paul Before coming to De La Salle he coached at the high school in Le Sueur x as fullback on the 19:5 and 1996 Minnesota Catholic Conference A11 Star football team ln his first year as coach here he piloted the basket ball te m to the State Catholic Championship Henry Coulombe is an alumnus of De La Salle He was a member of the National Cath olic Ba ketball Championship team of 1931 he takes part in all kinds of sports among which are baseball basketball football and softball Pzee X -a 1 . Ev i - v a ' gk X1 . , Cs. . , . , - f , . K . . , . . . . V . , i x' I ,c . . - I. . X , . . l . . ' . V . , . ' ' . Q. ' H Minnesota. While he was at St, Thomas, he . . . . ,Q ' V 1 ' ' ' 79 f! 'Y I ' , . 7 . . 7 V . . . S . . 2 5 A ' . ' v 4 . N s Q , . tk fine

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A GREAT CITY... Www IFE NEEDS WORK for its continuance. Labor is a veritable assurance that life flourishes within a body. Thus, in the city of Minneapolis, industry forms that vital spark so important to all living bodies. Leading the roll is the flour milling industry. With a daily capacity of over fifty thousand sacks, the mills form the chief economic endeavor of the city. Minneapolis is one of the foremost cash grain markets of the world, having a total storage capacity of almost ninety-six million bushels. Distinction is likewise bestowed upon the city with the title, Butter capital of America. Minneapolis is the largest primary butter marketing center in the World. Not far outranked by the milling and the butter industries are the agricultural machinery, printing and linseed oil industries. These and many other industrial enterprises serve to make Minneapolis a busy, liv- ing city. So, also, as a city works, students must work. The toil of studying, the thrill of accomplishing mark the difference between a gathering of pupils and a vital group of students. Ever onward goes the process of learning, continu- ally adding to the attainment of a goal -the living of an active and pro- ductive life. In this year, another class comes forth from De La Salle eager to test their mettle, acquired of education, and enrich it with experience.