La Salle College High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Wyndmoor, PA)

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LaSalle...... its tradition honored and maintained by inspired scholars A dynamic force in all phases of education for almost three hundred years, the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools traditionally maintains educational institutions of the highest calibre. La Salle, which bears the name of the Founder, occupies a specially pre-eminent niche among the Brothers' schools. Since 1863, the year of its foundation, the school has undergone a period of continued expansion and academic progress. Offering a well-balanced academic course designed to produce the well-rounded Christian man, LaSalle also pro- vides facilities for one of the finest varsity and intramural athletic programs to be found anywhere. Explorer teams traditionally achieve outstanding promi- nence in football, basketball, baseball, track, and other sports. Nor are the cultural activities overlooked. The Dramatics and Debating clubs are consistently successful, and there are in operation several discussion and activity clubs described in the later pages of this book. We members ofthe Class of 1957 have the privilege to look back over four years of educational development in an atmosphere which embodies such tradi- tions. The sorrow of departure, however, is modified by the knowledge that in such an environment we have been most thoroughly prepared to trod success- fully the avenues along the highway of life. In the following pages we have tried to give you a glimpse of what the past four years have meant to us. We have tried to show you how the selfless dedi- cation of the Brothers and teachers has provided us with an inspiring memory we shall always cherish. While no book could possibly depict, nor any words convey, the real meaning that our four years at LaSalle have had for us, we hope that the following pages will, to an extent, accomplish a portion of that purpose.

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