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

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 L U B L. to R. FIRST ROW — L. Kreatz, P. Taylor, T. Finnegan, W. McQuiston. T. Coleman, R. Gibbs, R. Scott, B. Godfrey, E. Koplos. SECOND ROW — S. Grabowski, T. Johnson, C. Holt, J. Paradise, T. Leonard, D. Ncwinski, R. Abdo, S. Willctte, J. Clausen. THIRD ROW — D. Hendricks, T. Holker, D. Locke, R. Jacenko, R. Kugler, G. LaPalmc, M. Rengcl, D. Roth. FOURTH ROW — D. Krider, B. Brom, M. Dudynsky, B. Najarian, K. Ketter, J. Evans, L. Abdo, D. Kurimay. FIFTH ROW — P. Foy, J. Schuler, H. Cope, L. Jenks, S. Hedges, J. M nikowshi, L.Lynch, B. Bihner, B. Chaplin. The Monogram Club is one of the more exclusive clubs in the school. Three standards must be reached before a boy can be accepted. These qualifications are: two major letters, a C” average, and recommendation from the administration. This year the Monogram Club, under the guidance of Mr. Vaughan, has been busy earning out its numerous activites in the school. At each home basketball game the floor is supervised and refreshments are sold by members of the club. The selling of “De” stocking caps was another project sponsored by the club. In April, a dance was put on to help defray the cost of the letter sweaters that are given to each new member. It can be assured that anyone who has qualified for the Monogram Club has in some way shown a true school spirit. For Sale 20 dozen big “D” stocking caps. 29 mm

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N A T I O N A L H O N O R S 0 c 1 E T V NINTH ROW; S. Hedges, J. Plo-cienik, S. Grabowski. EIGHTH ROW: J. Hebert, M. Cclusnak, R. Gibbs. SEVENTH ROW; R. Lucas, J. Roban, C. Brambilla. SIXTH ROW; J. Wickman, R. Abdo, R. Scott, D. LeVesque. FIFTH ROW; J. Sandstrom, W. Shimp, D. Kraus. FOURTH ROW; J. Matula, J. Moore, P. Marren, K. Kettcr. THIRD ROW; C. Preus, M. Morrison, D. Dietz. SECOND ROW; J. Linneberg, S. Hcaly, S. Willette, D. Uhler. FIRST ROW; F. Paron, M. Ryan, P. Foy. Missing: B. Godfrey, R. Brcun, W. Bihner, D. Locke, P. St. Anthony. The National Honor Society is a nationwide organization whose purpose is to recognize those students who have made outstanding achievements in the fields of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. It is composed of high school Seniors who have been judged worthy of the honor by a board of faculty members. Dc La Salle’s chapter of the N.H.S. has been quite active this year. It has undertaken a variety of projects of benefit to the school. The largest project of the N.H.S. has no doubt been the paperback bookstore, which has enlarged its stock considerably this past year. The bookstore is a great service for the students, providing a wealth of good, inexpensive literature at a convenient location. Other serv- K Kctter, J. Moore, J. Linneberg. work in the Guidance Office and ushering at school events. The National Honor Society members can be proud of their lasting contributions to the school, with special thanks being due to Mr. Casanova, ices provided by the N.H.S. include occasional the moderator. 28

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Speech men confer. L to R: I). Torgerson, A. Cleland, Brother L. Ashton, D. Anderson, P. O'Laughlin. This year’s Speech Club, under the direction of Brother Leonard Ashton, has blossomed into a very enthusiastic group. Composed largely of underclassmen, the team nevertheless showed great ability and even greater potential as its members participated in the American Legion, the Catholic State, and the National Forensic League speech tournaments. The team’s versatility was shown by the fact that it had at least one entrant in each of the various speech divisions: Original and non-original oratory, dramatic, humorous, and extemporaneous. Much time and effort were contributed by the members; the result was a most encouraging performance during the year. STANDING L. to R: R. Prindle, A. Cleland, R. Loeffler, R. Anderson. Brother Ashton. D. Torgerson, J. Fitzharris, M. Regan, T. Sias, D. McElroy. SEATED: R. Miller, D. Morley, T. Breitenbucher, M. Cunningham, P. O'Laughlin. 30