La Salle Academy - Maroon and White Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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'fx Y - 1ja1 : MAR0 ON eme WH1TE -f , ,I 1 JOHMN CHRYSOSTOM McALEAR 129:'Pr,ovidence Street ' E1 -MA Pnovidence, R. l. - e-.,,-.uxrl LiiLb0,I', -Omnia, Vincitj''.f 'l'his...littlexggsotation wcll refers to '.this 'LaSzil1ite.' - Joli11xiSf A'Qor, jiignmus. ns he is known'to us,'becamej'.1.iopullii-,at Ln S?tll'n-' over night. The sudden rise of hislstiixggjin, the llrinzi- mcnt was due to the Student- Council, 1-qlfllhis lad has the cxucptive qualities tl1gtt.5,markeilQ fhini well for such ai, position. Trembling iydtithsijeftr lilsylmiglity hand in- e the courts because' gof' 'his' lseyerity.. - -Ou tsldlfl' 1 ' r the Courts of Justice, however,lhefwisi'-good-nn.1QuroQ.L und congenial. Xvhile roving,,thro1aIel1?,5the corridors he finds occasion to exerciseg his -Freniihfvocalaulai-y by bidding all in his path f BOH,!J01ll5.ff, His future, Alma Mater is unknown but we are' 'practically sure he will enter 'a. Law School..4nftei-if-rompleting his college course. Our hearts are withlzybu, Mac, ..!f,- is ., N., Josepl-I LA nov MQANDREW 29 Preston Street Providence, R. I. Some one has said, That Aloe' has a disposition ns sweet as nectar. And, so it is. WVe Who have profited by the companionship of this- amiable youth shall always remember -his unfztiling generosity, ,his delicate sense of duty when the rights and 'feelings of others' were concerliedayld hisjncessant 'efforts to. spread his gospel of cheer among us. 'ninniie 'taslrn of absorbing instruction he is, the some f'Joe :'he' gets it- with ease. Upon this youth they honor-V ofl office has ofleu been thrustlg' witness his 'job ,as president and treasurer of the class for thejlast' four' years. At the same' time Joe?' :manages .to ekcfout a. little pleasure ogling at the 'mainstays of fthe leather pushing .profession clownpifstt- the-f Arcadia... Under no consideration .will he, Tlezlvc-.lionleffq-Whl-lyerV P. C. nestles on the hill top. l' lfifflili f'llQ. li,fji FRANCIS' .1osEeH,llMcAh6ili5. 'j 212 Amherst Street . A A 1 H'-N,l.lI With the hair and complexion oiffnyvikingiof old. Frank McArd1e is the eiribodlyniontgiof, zmynioclel youth ol' distinctive moral''o11d',.j111.c11ta.l..'quelltiesv Mac, at modest, unassuminfg: andfstnjclio11S',57outl1, has mode many fx-lends and held rrnzmy. offices ol' re'- sponsihility during his noteworthy career fit La. Salle. .Perhaps we may sum up his illuslifioiisnicareer in '-the word Achievement Fra.nk's inalueelhis been at stereotyped. fixture on the Honor Qioll tlirotighout his entire course in La Salle. Because, offhis sterling character, Mac was honored. Witljlilltljelelhesjdency of the Student Council. Beceusg QQof,lfhis' athletic ability. he won the Captaincy, ,oifthei1Ntti-si.t'3'..QBasef.- bull Team. He is also Cil Gl.ll8.U0lfI.3jINfil3lll5.gGl'- of the Maroon and White Liao plS,tISptql1.ltEnter Tufts Dental College in the fallf ' ' ' fiflin ' ci-:Annes FRANQ!S.1M9ff.6l5N,N liv' mfniii 11 Moore'Street 1 12.2 Iliffllyzgjieqoyidence, .Rgily A la Gihsonls, did gioo''l!sapffffji1tlA111?1'f3'Aljclj.-sol' Charlie continues on thlhl'l.DlEil.5lplifltfWV211V'liISSL1iil8'l11g,' the thirst and filling 'the c'i-ops,fo1',TIthe'iamisl1edi'molv'1 that crowd the counter' dtfiligrfSzU'le'.sIgmost 'DODLlQlHll'!g, student. During his leisure lhoilrsg'vh.egpQgresjoyer,his treasured texts, or ensconces.lliriisellgfginigthe,llibraijy. corner where he culls 'substantiggtl''ingrsolsffroilt412115115-, voluminous writings of histo1'ians.,ggThnt lieiYxg3,clohe,Y he dons the accoutrements. of 1VI9liQ'Llil'YV--Sl,!1dat851iQS--t0 the track for his daily' jaunt. 'Wi'th the,Ca.llgI2QEir gridiron material, Charlie tools tfoHche.singrjLh'e-pig- skin with such zest- that his opponents long itliegliiief felt they were hit by the Twentieth.Centu,ryt.-eEVext5f- ,activity gained by his lim. .-in '1tii'-upgfgg,r1,Qg'.1s.i11etls- Q ant, ever cheerful and neligiously serious.-'ul-lis col- lege course will be taken' the 'S?ll'l10lWi15'- 2 77' ZISIZYK WQQQQQQQ QQXXX, z

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5 We . y 4 e f OON stud WH.I.'I.'E Q A! ll -, 1' Q Y 7 nossrrr- JAIMES' FMARCH 1180':Smlth Street ' fl-.uk Providence, R. I. Bob was one of a. large Elzlssetliatwvas .ushered out of the George West School ,some four year? :te-o. A desire to seek the higher lthlris in life lcd him to Lu Salle, where he has contlnuedhto pick up knowl- rdge ever since. Bob ,himself o.ClnIlls', that the task has. been an hardl one: 'but who gdoesn't know that. To relieve the strain df the schol:l,stio side ol' his life, Bob secured a, berth Ioni the hockey sqthttl. and It was chiefly throughhlhisjlefensive tactics 'that La Salle has been rated- so highly. Other minor activities have absorbed his ,attention iin school but his envious eyes are directed towards .his diploma. After that Bob knows not what he' will do. Per- haps he may join the Rhode Island Reds. . .. ,x,,. ,...,,. HENRY JUSTIN MEEGAN 27 Ivy Street East Providence, R. I. Hcnry halls from East 'Providence and ho won his way into our hearts when flrst he came into our midst, in the fall of 1925. Hls quiet yet genial per- sonality has made him the friend-of all who know him. His easy going, pleaslng3na.ture has stumped him indelibly in our minds as one whose parting will be our loss. I-Ie has participatedin alll class athletics. and is always a. welcome addition to the various teams. While not :L strict patron of books, Henry- has been a, good scholar. Our Kbeloved Alma. Mater will, we feel sure, he proud to say, I-Ie 'is one fof ours, when he undertakes' his'c9.reer, for he -hasy every quality for successj Henry, in this parting of the ways, we fervently hope. .our paths ,may ,cross -many times in the ensuing years.: Best out luck., -- iV,l.i,. . CHARLES .EDWARD 'MUfLH,ElgXfFlN,j , 28 Calder street I L 'Pro,vide'nce, Rl. LI.. As placid as a mountain. lt1,keU,'iis simile that will describe the youth opposite. Quiet :ind retiring. Charlie prefers the seclusion olfhis, 'desk where he can husk in the smile ol? 'the muse and ripple oft lyrics and ballads to his heart's content. Occasion- ally the cosmos around hlm, seems? ll, ,little errant, and his facile pen waxes eloquent in jcondenniatlon of our childish weaknesses. Despite n, heavy pro- gram, his ambition for work is-never sented. He craves activity: and so they picked him :for the An- nual Staff. In the rush of his work he is always kind, helpful and patient: ch,a1'acterisllcSf that will he +1 valuable asset to him nt P.g.CtgH!',y ' , - . Aus'rlN orroloee ,MU'Rl5lH'Y - . I 95 Daboll Street I 'lf,wvPnovidence,.R.' ll. A crowd-bursts of lmigh,te'r4ofrfdl A ' ljelioldv ,Axustirh This fun-loving energetic youth liaillps' from Elmwood. Since he crossed the portals' of our school, old .Il'lU.l'l 'gloom hasn't had a..ehamce.' iHis5stIn11y smile Giving? up to his good old Irish i1'a.in6l',l-ifincli loving dlsposi-., , . tion radiates from his countenance.,.Austin ,Is the ha:ndy man'f giving! his, timekund ability 'QI1.'VtlEl'l0Llk!'i 7 ' committees. His pet diversion is danf:ing,' an u,l't.,,!QO which he lends himself, with all.2'tl'i'e ease and grliUE'I of a professional. The' complenlent of this .picture is the scholarly Austin. There, were tunes, wheui he consorted the gods and his ,facile pen.. 'recortledrq-lgls' adventures in the Maroon and Xyhilte. In his leisure time he works diligently on the 'staff of the school paper. Wvhen approached for 'information on his life V1 hereafter Austin smiled. and ,decided to leave that to a benign Providence. 1 A --H 1 ? 1 7 r 5 7 Y 1 7 7 7 7 yi 7 Z 7 5 R S xy yo a 0 7 ?7777' 1777 . I lIIIlIIIIlfI77'.. 'TRYYRYYYXTYQYYYYYQ M

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