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

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Semors the Stald old men hxtures of everv mstttutlon are 1n some ways rennmscent or those shmxng faced necktxed 1n dlVlClLl3lS the freshmen When the freshmen first came to De La Salle they were full of the fear of the Lord and of senlors However losmg the1r awe as the vear progressed seme even dared to come to school wlth drrty shoes and no tres Flnally at the end o the chool year the majorlty of them had managed to acqulr that certaln degree of dlsreputablhty and frlvohty whtch marks one as a veteran of the battle o educatxon The senxors of today are none other than those same fre lm men who have reverted to type They feel completely out o place and rlghtly so lf they wear freshly pressed trousers a necktle and shmed shoes Whe11 a group of seniors throws cautlon to the winds the only wav to CllSf1I1gU1Sll them from freshmen IS to nouce the number of schoolbooks 1n the crowd If there are almost none the group IS senlors for they have absorbed such a tremendous fund of knowledge that they need tudv no longer Thls lb thelr hour of glorx JOHN KAMMERER ASCCHQIOU basketball football 2 3 baseball 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Tue reward 0 a tfvzzg well done zv to have done PgeTl JOHN P BYRON Samt Thomas ls an der 4 Glee Club Z dramatlcs 3 honor 1 2 bow lng xntramural basket ball 3 4 Delta ed1tor 1n chlef Salutatorlan Tfvzs v fvolar rake dupe amester and poet TH QMMQG CLASS i946 NOEL BISSGNETTE Christ the Kmg foot 2 lntra mural basketball 1 Men 0 ew Words are the best men Q . 4 . f CDF pfzemfeni Uzce-Peake!! Secaeiafpq q H. . ' ' ...1- ' ' ,H . L14H. ,. H, .H mH,14.M' - m., ,. H. ' ... . . roll ..3,4... l' f f .1 Y 3 . . , 1 - . g . . AIP 13?

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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.

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JAMES T ADKINS Holy Trlnlty De ta 4 ra matlcs 3 Islander 4 onor 2 Gleen C ub 7 Wrzte me as one who loves lnzs ellow man ARTHUR I-I APPEL Holy Rosary Islander hobby 15 model bulldlng joys cross country hikes The secret o success zs tonstanry o purpose WILLIAM AUGUSTINE Samr Anne played pxano Glee Club 2 3 entered Navy rn March I ve lwed and loved CHARLES R BARON Saint Austm enjoys l'lllI1KlHg and flshrng does repalr work Sir I would raflwer he rzglwt tlmn be Preszdent ANTHONY P BATTAGLIA Basllxca Islander 4 mtra mural basketball l sang rn church chonr collects records Tlvzs was the noblest Roman o tlvem all WILLIAM V BELANGER JR Samt Lawrence honor roll lntrarnural basketball I 7 J The unspeakable Tur LEONARD J BENNEK Samt Clement go 3 4 mtramural basketball 1 enjoys flshmg Ilvate de nztzons DONALD P BINTNER Samt Bomface does work as a hobby A ellow o zn mte jest 1 ...d- rcll1,,3... l ... f . ' ...en- f '- I f . ashobby. ' f 2.... ...,3. k... ' lf. .2.3.4 f ff' '