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

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Looking backward now at the terminus of our high school education, we accept the fact that our classes, certainly the best of them, have been governed, not by a democracy, but a benevolent monarchy. Without enlightened one-man rule, there would have been daily chaos. Yet the success of all our instruction has always, in the last analysis, depended upon us. It has depended upon that teamwork—that cooperative spirit which is the controlling theme of this yearbook. Teamwork in class means rapport with the man in charge,-it means participation in discussions, projects, competitions —anything proposed by the teacher for a better understanding of the subject. And we can honestly report that we have enjoyed those classes most where we contributed most, where we were made to feel that we had to act and give, not sit and take, if we were ever to become educated men. 14

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E. Audette D. Baker C. Connoy J. Culhone S. Farnsworth W. Kulsser J. Burke Sgt. at Arms H. Fleetham R. Foertsch D. Hansen P. Horner T. Jasper D. Johnson R. Kedrowski S. Keiffer BROTHER EDWARD Religion I, Spanish I, Basketball Moderator, Delta, Islander. M. Keller D. Kowalik Freshman 107 S. Foster President J. lano J. Leigh R. Brown Vice President J. Liemandt W. Lorsung J. Keeley Secretary J- Martie J. Mathewson R. Moore T. Moorman F. Kapsch Treasurer R. Purdes G. Smith D. Soucy J. Sullivan J. Tobias E. Vogt T. Walker B. Walsh S. Yurick 16