De La Salle Institute - Torch Yearbook (New York, NY)

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A U The Torch APPRECIATION OF THE FACULTY AT the -termination of our high school career. We wish to express our -appre- ciation to the members of the faculty of De La Salle, who have labored so diligently in our behalf. First we wish to make known our gratitude to Bro. Edward, whose timely word will linger long with us,-to our athletic director who has shown the spirit which should govern our activities-to our class teachers who have sought to give us a fund of knowledge which will aid us in future life. Further we appreciate the work .done by all the instructors who have labored in our behalf during the past four years. We wish also to express our sincere and heartfelt appreciation to our class teacher, Brother Charles. We realize .full well that without his untiring effort and past experience this year book would not be the success it 'has been. It is to him most of the credit is due for he has made our work his-our battle was his and likewise our success is. his. A S , . -.45'f1'f A ' - ' 'alibi . X, so ii wx - . 1 - aff -S ' p 1930

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