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

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Mr. Shrake counsels W. Cronin and J. Toohey in Latin Forms. MR. DANIEL SHRAKE Latin II Sophomore 228 Class Officers: President—Rod Mullen, Vice President —Bill Dicks, Secretary—Pat Nagle, Treasurer—Steve Alexander, Sgt.-at-Arms—John Kennedy. 228 is a home room of many contrasts. There are scholars, athletes, and men capable in many other fields. Two men are consistently on the honor roll. Four others are an asset to the athletic endeavors of the school. Many others participate in extracurriculars. 228 was very much in the running for the basketball L. to R. 1st row: C. Lund, J. Degidio, G. Kennedy, J. Riely, D. Larson, R. Lipa, J. Toohey. 2nd row: J. Harvieux, S. Alexander, R. Kleanberg, W. Dicks, G. Carpenter, J. Dean, K. Pearson, H. Brewer. championship of the sophomore department. After a tough schedule they held down second place. 228 also held down second place in the volleyball competition. 228, in order to demonstrate their school spirit, did tremendous work in the magazine and Christmas card drives. Attendance at the school games is also one of the strong points of the men of 228. For 228. this has been a fine year. All are looking forward to a bright future. 3rd row: W. Dahlheimer, W. Cronin, R. Taaffe, J. Sos-niecki, W. Ojile, P. Nagle, T. Hayes, V. Metzger. 4th row: D. Westbrook. R. Mullen, L. Kelly, J. May. G. Olson, K. McGurran, M. Lamb, P. Herbert. 29

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BROTHER H. AMBROSE Religion II, Plane Geometry Football, Wrestling Magazine Drive Sophomore 227 Pro. Ambrose directs II. Lynch, T. Kundla, J. Meneely, and R. Du Bay to a crucial sales area in the magazine drive. Class Officers: President—Mike St. Aubin. Vice President—Mike Shimek, Secreary—Dick Domaillc, Treasurer—Mark Lynch, Sgt.-at-Arms—John Sias. Advisory 227 has distinguished itself in many ways. Under the fine leadership of Brother Ambrose, the room showed amazing enthusiasm in all the activities in which it participated. A new school record was set by the room in the magazine drive turning in over 350% of their quota. Every room member turned in over $50 showing their fine spirit. The room also did very well in the Christmas Card Drive. Practically all the members of the room arc engaged in extracurricular. Brother Ambrose himself is an active moderator of several activities. The advisory has done much for the school and the sophomore department and they will continue to do so. L. to R. 1st row: F. McCoy. J. Coleman. M. Shimek, J. KilKelley, S. Mancino, D. Fagerlee, J. Ilrage. 2nd row: J. Meneely, J. Sias, W. Berg. W. Lynch. S. Callaghan, J. Weiler, M. Lynch. J. Haggerty. 3rd row: R. Bainbridge. J. Hakanson, J. Rosa. R. Jones. G. Belisle, J. Pikala. L. Wittig. J. Banack. 4th row: R. Dehler, M. Charest, T. Kundla, R. Slominski, R. Meyer, J. Knoll. M. St. Aubin. H. Abbett. R. Jacob, Not Pictured: V. DuBay. 28

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L. to R. 1st row: W. Peterson, T. Grimes, M. Bernier, M. Laux, D. Weczorek, D. Long, F. Bokusky, R. Krause. 2nd row: M. McLinn, R. Wright, J. McPherson, H. Rowland. W. Blaska, T. Bolling, T. Crary, C. Boeck-mann. 3rd row: J. Kohanek. D. Plasch, F. Sentyrz. J. Kline, J. Kavanaugh. J. Joseph, R. Williams, J. Cripps. 4th row: P. Brown, R. Hipwell, W. Kaess, R. Maas, D. Zens, J. Wittman, P. Flick. Not Pictured: J. Kelly. Class Officers: President—Michael McLinn, Vice President—David Zens, Secretary—Michael Laux, Treasurer—Dennis Long, Bus. Mgr.—John McPherson. Advisory 300 appears to be a typical sophomore room. There was a large percentage of participation in extracurricular activities. As with most sophomores, there was ample school spirit as shown by attendance at the various school functions, especially the games. Mr. Bohen’s chance boards seemed to spirit the class on to high goals in the mission collection and the Christmas baskets for the poor. The men of 300 are well on their way to becoming “crazy teenagers” as shown by the fact that almost half of the room have their drivers licenses. The most important attribute of the class is their ability to study. About half of the room are honor roll students. It was learned after extensive research that »he favorite pastime of the students was the study of Latin. Latin was not the choice of pastime however. Mr. Bohen points to the heart of the matter for F. Bokusky, J. Kelly and D. Long. MR. JACK BOHEN Biology Sophomore 300 30