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

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A bo vo ore freshman advisors Brother Feli . Adv. 24C; deportment hood Brother Albert, Adv. 307; ond Brother Fabian, Adv. 10C. Freshmen Get Early Start in Activities Brother Hermes Albert, who is o familiar figure at De La Salle, is the department moderator. Brother Albert teaches Latin and instills into the minds of his pupils an undying appreciation for the deeds of J. Caesar, as well as enlightening his students in Algebra I. He is athletic director this year too. Brother's merchandising skill is proved by his efficient management of the bookstore. Brother Fabian is in his second year at DE. In 1947 he taught at Winona Cotter, but fate dealt him a cruel blow, and he was sent to De La Salle to teach freshman religion and civics. One of his extracurricular duties is taking care of the Apostleship of Prayer charts for the whole school. Brother Adrian taught at St. Louis, Missouri, last year. His duties at DE include teaching freshman religion, senior bookkeeping, economics, ond business law. Brother Adrian also is sacristan. Brother I. Bernard, who came to our Island paradise this year, taught at Memphis, Tennessee, last year. He teaches freshman religion, junior physics and Algebra II. His biggest trial at DE is being taken for the wrong Brother by namesake. Brother Felix' duties at DE keep him busy teaching freshman religion, woodshop for frosh and sophomores, junior and senior mechanical drawing, and modern history. He is vocational moderator and sponsor of the Glencoe Club, besides being in charge of the school maintenance. At the left are odvitora Brother Adrian, Adv. 24C; and Brother I. Bernard, Adv. 207. Page twelve

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Th shortening days and ■falling leaves Portend the end of autumn's joys And freshmen's hearts with pride are full To see the end of grade-school pull. Th Th e football sea son's past Wherein anothe-r crown en in the cool days we The cautumn s oson with and done was won. complete retreat. r oc

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This year marks the second time in Island history that the freshman class has been organized on a department basis. The system was inaugurated in October when a council made up of freshman advisory officers elected Greg Hadley to act os president of the freshman class. Other departmental officers are Tom McGinty, vice-president; Bob Peller, secretary; and Dick Hakanson, treasurer. Council members include: John Butfell, Ray Schanhaar, and Firmin Janski of 307; Ken Wojack, Jim Waugh, and Jack Scholz of 207; John Kroening, John Lang, Ronald Wallerius, and Dick Ogren of 10C; John Mars-zalek and George O'Brien of 23C; and Fred Sheridan, Dean Schrempp, Jim Amireault, and Bill Hayes of 24C. Under the supervision of Brother Albert, the class took up dues for many social activities. The first activity sponsored by the freshmen under their new department officers was a bunco party held here in the auditorium with refreshments served in the cafeteria. Shortly after this, the council sponsored an exclusively freshman dance here at school which was attended by about 10C couples. A basketball league was also established for freshmen teams. The boys played their games on Soturdoy mornings throughout the winter. John Schable's team won the title with a record of 9-0, while right behind them came Paul Reifen-berger's team boosting a 7-2 count. The other teams finished in the following order. Patrick Doyle's, Patrick Devery's, and Jerome Noack's tied for third with 6-3 records; Richord Auld's, with 5-4; and the teams of Eugene Norton, Thomas Kenny, and Richard Benson, in a last place deadlock with 1-8 counts. It is with pleosure that we leave you this industrious group of freshmen, for an active freshman class is an excellent indication of good things to come. Bottom row—Greg Hadley, John Scholz, George O'Brien, John Morszalek, Firm.n Jonski; second row—Dick Ogren, Jim Waugh, Ronald Wollerius, John Long, Dick Hakanson,- third row—John Kroening, Ken Wojock, Ray Schonharr, Tom McGinty, Bob Peller; top row—John Butfell, Dean Schrempp, Fred Sheridan, Jim Amireault, Bill Hayes. Page thirteen