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

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XT ' i - g 2 awe 2 J i 5 MAROON and WVI-IITEW Q EDWARD O. DE. ST. AUBIN, '29 Died August 17, 1926 .tln memnrg In Paradise where angels sing For just a few short fleeting years, Their song of praise to Cod on high, Your eyes saw not the radiant throne And heavenly zephyrs gently bring That lies beyond the Vale of Tears f To faithful souls great peace and joy, Rest now-in your eternal home, Cod made a place for you. Cod kept a place for you. Deep in our hearts your memory fair Will ever linger clear and sweety And this shall be our fenwent prayer, In heavenis bright portals may we meet. Cod grant a place with you. In loving memory of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Perci- val De St. Aubin have founded at La Salle, a scholarship, to be named, The Edward De St. Aubin Scholarship.

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Wig-N s g 00N ggfaxrimjagg and WHITE 2 A Ultram ITH the lights turned low, Mr. Van Seer sat in an armchair before his hearthflre one evening in October in the year I979. As he gazed, the flames seemed to grow brighter and to assume a weird translucent color. Then they burst forth in a sheet of fire, enveloping him entirelyg but, mirabile dictu, he suffered no pain. Then he felt himself being transported through the air at a terrific pace. Suddenly this motion ceased and he found himself in a huge chamber. This chamber, or, rather, series of connected chambers, was draped in blue tapestry and in each division was a raised dais atop which there was placed a throne. On each throne there was seated a gray-haired sage, holding, instead of a sceptre, a parchment certificate. As the startled visitor passed through the room he read at the foot of each throne the title of the occupant. The first was the Guardian of Science, next the Guardian of Literature and then in order followed the Guardians of Languages and of Mathematics. Midway in the line of thrones was one with a purple canopy, on which was blazoned the title, Guardian of l'listory.', The venerable occupant of the throne saluted the aged mortal and ad- dressed him in a deep resonant voice. I am Herodatus, ancient historian of the Greeks, and on my death I was deemed worthy of this post of honor. It is my duty to keep an accurate account of all the happenings of the uni- Eiatnrg ii verse and because of your unfailing devotion to the study of history I have decided to place in your hands the history of the class of l929 of La Salle Academy. Thus speaking, he placed in his hands a manu- script sealed with Maroon and White ribbons. Mr. Van Seer again relapsed into semi-conscious- ness, again experienced the exhilaration of swift motion and regained consciousness to find him- self in his armchair before the fire. Opening the Manuscript he read as follows: HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1929 OF LA SALLE ACADEMY In Four Epochs EPOCH I. On the thirteenth day of September in the year 1925 the class of l929 found its origin within the portals of La Salle Academy. The first year of their existence found them leading an uneventful but interesting life while trying to ac- climate themselves to their environment. They saw a gallant football team, crippled by injuries, go down to glorious defeat. Their interest was aroused by La Salle's success in a new field of athletic endeavourg basketball. As time went on, and members of the class became participants in the school activities, the class began to acquire self-confidence. But always they were reminded of the fact that they were Freshmen, which is the