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

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MARCDON AND WHITE SOPHOMORl B uccesw At axt w w attatne tt A er two years of hard study Z R 1 ready for a ret ful vacation Our Quccese tn ba ketball oot ball track and many other extra curricular ac worthy of great credlt We were equal to all Sophomore claese 1 all branches of port and extra currtcularr acttwltlee Qur class waz well repre ented on the foot ball squad by Confelman Schnohr and Sullivan lhe track team received the services of Cam bell Schnohr Crowther and Morry Under the dlrectxon of Mr CQonnell who a been our official teacher fo the 1 t t years X e went over the top ll1 the athletlc raffle We had many hlgh pre sure alesmen Ill Sulltwan Lynch and Louth Among our be t debater were lVlcLabe Brennan and OTGIHI l he honor students w to were on practically every roll were outn Schnohr Lynch Campbell and leely lhe chestra claimed McGovern and Campbell A I. U M INIGPLDSN I. One hundred ten S :gl l 5 'e' 'e ' d ' . ft ' . ' W . ' ' ' 5 7 i ' is K ' h s ' r Jas wo A . t A ' S , f - I I - v I 3, x 1. tivities are all due to hard work and are well ' is S I x V ' Q t. it s - I I I I 5 s ' . A Q A : A . ' - .l . . 5 . V ' - oe'- ' ' U B l E E

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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 ,

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LA SfXLLE ACLADE QOPHOMORE C l Ike many xeedllngs the boys ln our claw ar med it la Salle Academy n the hrt ueelt of September all prepared to devote themxelve to hard study After a fem xseeltb x e became ac cuxtomed to the rulex and I'CgL1l3llOllN of La qalle Atnother few weeks passed and the majorlty of the hoy hegan to Qtucly xshrle otherx Urexx lax and nent on the slope as rt xx ax expres ed by one of our teacherx I e eason or eport evan xx ae among the leaderb We had one of our memberx a u stltute center on t arslty x e many otherx on the Freehman Sophomore foothall team lhe awstant manager of track come from 7 C ue as some of the traclx team members 2C non the oophomore champtonhrp llt ba ketball hut lot to the freshman champ hard fought Qtruggle hy one pomt fue reprexentatrvex of 2 C xxere an arded the snlxer L therehy becoming honor tudent t o the At etlc ANSOCIHIIOII tunlng tn e grand total of IO8 Ihe Sophomore lxallllf' champ come from our claw 1 the mot refined atre and SlUdlOUN We also have recened many com pllmentb concerntng our unxurpax ed dl Clplllle NINETEEN THIRTY CNE One hundred eleven Q J n 5 ' :Q - ..- as 'll r 5 ' ' ' ls 'I ' f - .X I1 S ' ' 5' A N l v h M Y I S - 5 s 5 J ls in a v S Q ' ,' D ' V A 2-C' was on top in the drive for the bene- Q ' A fi f hl ' :Q ' ' . r ' ' th t. S . As h 5 5 f L s b D Z-C ' ' ' ' K - 5, ' D . 5 5 5 bf I he 'V 3' HS V ll 35 Allutn all. Z-C As s . ' ll tic PAV