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

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chieuement thROUQh SpORtS The way in which a man chose a government position because of his experience in sports is another success story. This is the story of Mr. Gerald Gcarty. Since joining the Federal Bureau of Investigation in July 1939, Mr. Gcarty served as special agent in several major cities, as supervisor of FBI headquarters, as a field inspector, and at his present position as inspector at the Bureau’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. Babe Gcarty received four letters in each of three major sports and was the starring member of the Dc La Salle basketball team which won the National Catholic High School Tournament in 1931. After graduation in 1931, Mr. Gcarty attended the Catholic University of America, where he played varsity football and was co-captain of the basketball team. ‘‘Sports in high school and college convinced me, he said, “that the success of any group endeavor is primarily a result of leadership given the group and teamwork among the participants. I found the FBI to be the embodiment of this. The FBI was and is the summation of the qualities that church and school taught me to respect most.” 27

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MR. GERALD GEARTY Of the Class of 1931 FBI Inspector 26

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isLandeR eLeven stages comeiuck to snatch second A season of surprises found the De La Salle gridders in second place with six victories out of eight starts. Coaches Dick Reinhart and Mike Karbo, in lower left, with Brother Raymond and Brother Hugh, athletic directors. look over the new trophy added to our collection. Pictured above are members of the 1951 varsity squad: in the bottom row are: Dan Callinan (Mgr.), Denny Jacobson, Dave Burkholder Carl Cronin, and Bruce Jacobs; second row: Dick Lubinski, Jerry Wright, Tom McGinty, Dick Kartes. and Bob Katzmarek: top row: Coach Mike Karbo, Bob Rasmussen. Bob Marrs. Dick Sappa, Tom Morin, and Bill Golz