De La Salle High School - Meteor Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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5 mecbcafion '4There's something wonderfully fascinating about teaching. lNo one realizes this more than a teacher and no teacher can vouch for it more emphatically than Brother Vincent, who has been helping young men to become Christian gentlemen for fifty years. Still young at heart, Brother Vincent shows some of the qualities he learned as a HBrothers, Boyw himself. Through his many years of teaching he has influenced many students into following the Christian example that he gives. Nothing pleases him more than seeing a former student of his suc- ceed in later life. We, the senior class, gratefully dedicate the 1958 METEOR to Brother Vincent as a small token of our appreciation for his many years in the ser- vice of Christ. Page 5

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7 7 el 21442711 el' AGSQQECCZCICVS . . . ag, Brother H. Anselm Assistant Principal ln his second year as dean of discipline at De La Salle, Brother H. Anselm explains four of the more important school regulations to Ed Ma- hon, a sophomore. Brother Theodore-A-Director As director of De La Salle. Brother Theoflore's inspired leadership has in two years been responsible for many not- ahle improvements on the cam- pus. Brother smilingly welcomes the Honorable llirrharrl J. Da- ley. mayor ol Chicago. and his son. freshman Michael Daley al the annual sturlent registration.