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

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JUNIOR X Following the urge of greater height in the educational field we 3 X entered La Salle as Freshmen our students have marked their names in the hall of fame as excellent scholars. Noticeable among our distinguished intellectual members are: Ron- ald Daley Robert Mangiante Francis Spillane and Anthony Marchette. All four are silver let- termen. iliho we stand among the leaders as students. our athletic representatives are not to be forgotten. lhe l reshman-Sophomore football team of 30 was aided by the presence of Robert Mangiante and oseph McMahon. ilihese two boys stand fine chances of becoming capable Varsity mate- rial. 'lihe basketball squad was strengthened con- qiderably by two of our class members: osepi Lefebvre. sterling forward and Frederick Rogers. uuarcl. Wlieii the call for candidates comes next winter these aspirants will be excellent Varsity men We are at piesent represented also on the diamond by oseph Lefebvre oseph McMahon both catchers Members of the track team who are 3 X stu dents are Cornelius Robillard excellent dash man and middle distance runner. Connie has been a consistent point getter during the past three years. C-eorve lVlcCaullaugh and Clinton Sher- man are also members of the track squad. Both are clash men. Our class officers and representatixes of the variouq extra-curricular activities are: R. Daley, President' Robert Nlangiante Vice-President: William McEnnery Secretary' oe Lefebvre or- chestra: liired Rovers Afuroon and Wlrilt'. Looking back on our career at La Salle we are justly proud of our achievements and hold liis siowinv as representative o w at wi be ex- iccled of us Wien we are vraduatec from .a Salle into the school ol Life. A I. U M NG.OLDE,N I L One hundred eight Under the apt leadership of Brother Francis ' V l D . s J l l l g f h Il . I - l g l l ' ' U B E E

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LA SXXLLE ACLADEIWV JUNIOR D not 1cr year at la Salle 1 fast commg 11s tory Soon v e shall embark upon our fmal year to be pent at La .Salle We are conhdent that the le on 1 e have learned th1 UIIIOI' year that the hrm luendb vve have made of our teachers that the LOlT1pZilllOllblllp5 vve have formed vvlth fel ovv tudents vv1 all tend to help us vvhen t 1s ou1 UIIIOI' year at La Salle 1 but a memory Surely our athlet1c Jourr1al1bt1c and soc1al ac l1v1t1e have gone far to popular11e Three Dee l1lOLl lOLll te school What other class can ho1 t ot a Pat lVlcQarthy and a Gorman Ill foot hall a Barney lxelly 111 crosb country track and hockey or a WarlJurto11 Ill ba ketball3 lhen too oh11 Sutton and oaeph Clan of our clasb re on t1 years 'Uamon und W11lc a Vi har other roomb can boast of a clab paper and 1 lt'IlUlE'lllOl1 for supportmg all La Salle act1v1t1es3 1 nrt D Ch onzclt a vveelftly pu 1ca t1on vson h1 h approval from 1nany teacher t la Salle for 1ts frank deallng vvlth the truth and 1ts sp1r1ted ed1tor1als Ufglllg support for chool ac llVlllCb the staff COIlalSlCd of Fdnor 111 IS oseph L Clan Assoc1ate Ednor Donald la Nerney Column Edltor amea Warburto11 a11d Ndusor Reverend Brother Gregory Weekly claw meetmgs have been held through out the year and many lntereatmg and amuamg subjects have been dxbcussed lqhe ofhcerb of the cass elected for t e vvhole year vvere Prel Warburton Secretary oseph L Clan lrea urer Bernardj lxelly A vve look back over thls year at La Salle and con lder hovs much vse have prohted by 1t 1t 1s only httmg that vse ahould thank ll1CCI'6ly our re pect1ve teacher We thank part1cularly Brother Gregory for the unendmg lnterest he ha en Ill all HHBII' and for the fact at throughout the year he vva our ffl?I1Cl and coun eor NINETEEN THIRTY CNE One hundred seven A 1 , A Q 5 . Q ' 1 A 'J , - p ' s 5 N . ' H '. M J L 'Ag K : .. l k-4 -Ch' f, s v -5 J ' 1 . V I JA' V l . '. 1 as 1- 'll - ' 11, H ' 'I u W - -5 -LS , V g Q - - Q - l 35, h ' , ' Z s'- ll ul h S 1 M N dent, Robert M. Freethy: V1ce-President, James we' h's 1 A I' ' st ff. S q S- , - i ' l K 4 -N A V tak ' class 's K th R flu Tl ut' i 1 A ', ' ' bl - 1 - 5 ' - l - ' Sl ' S S H sl .

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SOPHOMORE A GHYC upon this collection of bright and shin ing physiognomie they are the intellectual X ho comprise Class Z A As l A this class had an eminently succe s ful year scholastically and athletically. In every sport l-A turned out a championship or near championship team. In scholastics. members f the class were continually on the honor roll and we won the majority of religion contests given by Brother Columban. As Sophomores we intend to keep up the good wor -and did both in studies and in sportf. l football we had live members on the Freshman- Sophomore football team. ames Cannon, Harry Brennan ohn Fitzsimon Omer Sweeney and Frank Mc ueeney represented th cla:: well, ilihe ca.s has many members out for Xfarsity football at the spring practice. ilihere gridder: are franlt Mc ueeney Omer Sweeney ohn lHlll9lITlOI1 and Anthony Palmisciano l e boxing contests sa x 2 A nell repre sented Henry lhe Great Valcarenghi fur nished many of the thrill in the ueeltly matches iliom Stratton Henry Ledoux Henry lVlcDon- nell and Henry Nalcarenghi fought. a- carenghi turned in a win' McDonnell and Strat- ton drew' and Ledoux lost. The honor roll holds the name: of Henry McDonnell. George Scowcroft and ilihomas Mac- donald our best students in the order named. At the beginning of the year 2-A elected a full roster of class officers. But at the half year Ray Dalclroff Vice-President. and Albert Kramer Sergeant at Arms departed from u: to 2-C and 2-X respectively. Harry Brennan. Pre,ident. and George Scowcroft Secretary. have both filled their position: well. NINETEEN THIRTY ONE One hundred nine LA SALLE ACADEMY ' .5 V by ltih 'UH -i' - - i x 0 H i fi Q --V1 k , s ll i J . .J . , , . Q e ss . ls s ,