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

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LA SfXLLE ACLADEIWY SOPHOMORE E Never again are ue to be ltnoxs n ab a lresh man clash at La Salle but a Sophomoreb X et t e name lrexhman will always linger lll our memories Soon after the Start of our second year we elected our claw ofhcere ohn Cooney ua elected President for the econd con ecutlve year Benjamin ledeechl Vice Prexident Robert C-off lreaiurer and Paul Mcpealt Maroon and Wllllt repreeentatne AQ TEPFCQCIIIHIIVCQ on the track team me had L letrault C Fobert and P Mcpealt On the football team we were repre ented by Bob Dunn and Milne Martello On the aywee ba lcetball hue XIFIDIC Ahmore and Bob Dunn were conspicuous the Gold Letter Students are as follow ohn Cooney Robert Goff Benjamin lede chi Rue ell Maguire and Paul Mcljeal-t the Silver Letter Studenti are Xmcent Ashmore ohn Charnley ohn Murphy William Porter ame Murray Daniel McNamara Robert Goff ohn and Paul Mcpeak We hawe been pleaied with the txso year Npent at La Salle We cannot but feel thankful for the training we are recemng in our Qchool and the delightful environment Nhlch enxelope e feel ure that the next tx o year x ll be a the two Juit pawed among the happlet of our li e NINETEEN THIRTY ONE One hundred thirteen . ' ' Q 5 - 5 Q L 5 Q 'sz I. S K Z f' 5 . -I tt .. J ' S ' J . , , . . . S , S 3 Cooney. Benjamin Tedeschi. Russell Maguire . 4 'y A A l . V A 4 . . . '. I i V h Y' D ' ' ' 5 i h . x' ' ' s it. H V' H , J ' 5- W S V S vi s ' . ' s . .L , 5 ' V . if .

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SOPHOMORF D Memorable indeed lias been the school year ol Sophomore D Returning in September me oun that our new cla was a composite of t mruy V fel a select gro p, We elected our c af: o icer:-fpresi ent, Wi lam . lay or' 'ice-President. Daniel lf. QNeil: Secretary Stephen E. Whaleri, We al:o contributed many good athletei. among them being fiharles Gaffney. participating 'ii football. baseball. and hockey. Also many took part in track, namely Bartholomew Dow- A . Qugene Harden. 'lihomas Connaughton. ohn Dooley. and Stephen Whalen. M roughout the searon. -D ar :h wn . '.'. Ofe ' V- cha I 5 at had the glory though not exactly our a prnnro e path as many of us have come to appreciate I many a fray we have come through heads bloody lVlcCaull we have passed our second year at l- Sa e. lllhe closing days have been as agreeable ar the opening were novel. We look to the tomor- row with lceenest anticipation. fo while ve re ret this years passing we cannot help remembering tomorrow we will be uniors. We have reached the halfway mark in our Secondary lfclucation. and we have much to be grateful for. Our debt to the Brothers of the Christian Schools is cer- tainly profound--profound and vart. It must t be forgotten. GIOLDEJN L One hundred twelve l d ' ' ' .ss ' 3' s u- ' ' , , 5 f dents from all the classes of our l reshman year. but unbowed. Under the able guidance of lVlr. l l se l 1 u s a I .. fh s d It F I , ll X' ' , t s s I' X g I J lin i l J 1 lh s 7 h s s 0 itself s no possessed of th s fllallllfll c racteristics th ' ' U B I E E

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SOPHOMORE X lhe best Z X in the school says Brother and extra curricular activities. ilihe intelligentiae of our class are Driscoll Greene Bellemore Shea Pernaveau and Slatter. ln sports we are equally well represented. Driscoll Qlean Zuchers and Smith are our candidates for the football team. Kramer Kelley Swift Short Kenney and Claire are mainstays on Brother Georges premier track team. Perhaps you have noticed that flashy basketball team typical of a 2-X accomplishment. With Spellman as our cap- tain and Zuchers Olean Driscoll Swift Kelley Payette and Slattery diligently working under his supervision we could not go wrong ven but our own Raymond Mauro Z-Xs sole representative in the orchestra. The orchestra has improved greatly since Mr. Roberts our home room teacher has been wielding the baton. Mauro Smith and Slattery are the Mai'oon and Wliilt representatives. ln a recent election C-off was elected Presi- dent ancl Slatery Vice-President. Olean was chosen secretary and Zuchers was unanimously elected treasurer. ln all 2-X is represented l00 per cent. in all activities whether scholastic or of other origin. A I. U M NG.OLDeN L One hundred fourteen Paul. Why not, for we excell in all scholastic Who ig that genius at the pia11g:3.N0l Beetho- ' ' U B l E E