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

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Paul Martin Gerald Melsha Jerome Meskan Paul Mohrbacher William Morgan Thomas Morin Bernard Murphy Patrick Murray Thomos Newinski Jerome Noack Michael North Eugene Norton George M. O'Brien Thomas O'Connor Richard Ogren Roger Olson Norman O'Neill James Ordner James Paul Robert Peller Terrence Perkins Gerald Peterson Richard Pike Edward Pitala Theodore Pouliof

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Fred Kranz John Kroening Lawrence Krokus Dole Lo Fond Richard Lang John Langlais Lawrence La Pole Fred Latenville Dennis Lenart Charles Lodermeier Donald Logan Robert Lohmar John Long James Lynch Thomas Lynch William McDonald Patrick McDonnell Thomas McGinty Frank McGrail Gerald McGrath Paul McKenna Paul McNicoll Eugene McNulty Charles Mackey John Marszalek Left—Brother Albert's freshman algebra pupils are shown doing an assignment out of their workbooks. This is Brother I. Bernard's advisory. Right—Brother Fabian's civics class is in its customary Monday debate session. The boy speaking is Ted Pouliot; the others before the class are, left to right, Bernard Murphy (behind the desk), Don Logan, Richard Lang, and Paul Walters. This is the procedure every Monday, while on Tuesday the boys report on newspaper articles out of the American Observer. This keeps the work week well organized for the boys, as they always know what to expect and how to prepare for it. They pay for the newspaper themselves at the beginning of the year. Foge eighteen

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Henry Prott Mox Ramsey Raymond Rauch Denis Reese Marcel Rehaume Paul Reifenberger Jerome Roban Donald Romain Michael Rourke John Rowles Charles Roy Thomas Rush James Ryan John Schable Raymond Schanhoar Patrick Schmidt Gerald Schoenhoff John Scholz Dean Schrempp Francis Schutfa Joseph Schwaab John Schwappach Fred Sheridan Felix Sherry Walter Shoemaker Harold Shore Robert J. Smith Richard Soderlund Jerome St. Martin Richard Stark Left—Brother Peter gets a large charge out of giving the boys vocabulary quizzes. At the board here ore Michael Hokanson, Gerald Custer, and Paul Mohrbacher, all of whom seem to be doing all right. Brother Peter's Latin closses haven't done anything in the line of projects so far, as he keeps them busy with just class work. Right- Brother Thomas is shown giving out in Spanish to his first year class. His topic seems to be La America Hispanic. Some of Brother Thomas' Spanish scholars appeared on the radio twice this year to say the rosary in Spanish. They say their class prayers in Spanish and later on in the year started singing Spanish songs. Poge twenty