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

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HOCKEY THIS YEAR brought some of the De La Salle athletes outside. Under the supervision of Brother Felix and Coach Medved, an exceptional rink was built and kept flooded. This crisp scene shows the ruggedness of a sport that has taken over Minnesota. Hockey was also well accepted at DE, and a successful season indicates that the school will continue the sport at a major level during the coming years.

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THE HOMECOMING DANCE on the night of February 1 was the usual success. The De La Salle men and their dates danced to the refreshing sounds of the Commodores. The dance was the highlight of a weekend, marred by a close lose to St. Thomas Academy in the homecoming The senior sponsored event sported red and white streamers from a huge Tip to Bellhops button hanging from the center of the gym. Instrumental in promoting the affair were Tom Cracraft, Tom Burke, Ken Fisher, and mostly Brother Paul. game.

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Brother Norbert and Brother Martin, Every large, successful organization has members who possess a winning spirit, give quick cooperation, and show energetic leadership. It is also true that there are other members who have to be prodded because of lack of interest. For the group to be successful, the people who have the Final say must hove the first three qualities in abundance. De La Salle is no exception to this rule. During our junior and senior years on the Island, we have all been influenced in some manner by the leaders of our organization, Brother Norbert, Director, ond Brother Martin, Principal of the Island School. These men have done everything possible to keep the reputation of De La Salle at its peak.