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

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LA SALLE ACADEPAV I REbHMAN C Drnrng the fall of l930 we the ldrebhman Claw entered the portala of La balle Academy Bewrldered by the maze of corrrdorb and clasa rooma completely awed by the magnrhcence o the btructure and the eerene peaceful atmobphere whrch perwaded It seemed ae though we were btrange people rn a btronge land We were awrgned to clanroomb where the brothjer rn charge bade ue welcome and made ua feel at home lhrough hte rnrtratrve we moon be came acqualnted wrth one anoaher frrendbhrpe were formed and a new phase rn lrfe began A we became better acquarnted thrngb ap peared le 5 awebome lean btrange and we com menced to take a real rntereat rn the school Some memberb concentrated entrrely on atudy whrle othere went rn for bporte and our clam became a xrtal nov rn the mechanrbm of the chool C ha had reprebentatrwee on the oot ball babketball and track teamb and all other extra currrcula actrvrtreb lhrough the manner rn whrch we worked together the lreahman babket ball champronbhrp was annexed by our team Vol aatrehed wrth thra alone we played 2 Q cham prone of the Sophomore Clawea d won rn hard fought game maklng u lunge of the lower C 3556: A claw paper w ab formed and many rntere t mg artrcleb were publrahed lhe name chomen for rt wah Ylr Bcacon 0 IL In future years t e flfuroon and Wlrrlt the bchool publrcatron wrll undoubtedly be enrrched by the memberb w ho con trrbuted to malte thru newb venture a euccebb lhe bchool year ha come to a clove Exery one revretb thr but we w rll be happrer to return rn the fall after a short eummer xacatron So lonv clawmatex untrl next September NINETEEN THIRTY CNE One hundred seventeen 7 ', ' ' I- s ' J f - H, , ' I , - - - xg Y - f , . . . . - , . . , - ' ' . 1 . ' ,, I . . v - ' ' ' N , V ' . ' , - , ' A - rg '. an ' ' a . .. . . ' v ' 5 '4 1 ' ' , , ' 4 ' ' Q c 2 f - '. ' h s ' ' - - Q , A Q . , A 1 5 X . v 1- 3 ' X ' 'S K ' 5 ' ' . .N D,

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FRESHIVIAN B thc class l B of I930 l9n5l entered La Salle fxcadcmy on beptembci 8 1930 with the lltl6Il llOll of ecurinr a Catholic education which was prepare us or our ife battle We have 1 es members who f m the start t1 the L lhey nc lra11c1s Nlcbovern oh11 Dfinkainsky Henry lxose and Fdinund Hackman We soo11 started our class meeting.: After a th1'ee-cornered race oseph O Rourke was elected class President by one vote. We had a good representation at the football call. Potera Crudclen 0 Connell and O Rourke succeeded in holding positions on the l reshman-Sophomore team. 'liovardg the mid- dle of November we held a second election. Presi- dent oseph O Rourke. who. at this time had be- come 1 specialist on cowa diet and the haunts of beverr. ran for election. but the Vice-President cir ed that hip 1 e was oo sma . S he ra11 'xlfo OII another ticket with Edmund Reed ag X ice- l resident, former Secretary under U Rourke. :Xl out thi: time l.atin :tarted to become more interestinr for some members who could only re'1d and understand small numbers lVlessrs loteia Cruddin and Oconnell are out for uintci train 1 s to be III goo co 1011 ex 1 o football We are represented ltl trick by 1 pan of long legs Mr Reed and Hackman itpitstnt uk Scanlon and ames Mcbovern utlnbilccl icir 1 III boxing the may Scanloni oi of the few but great ew s harp eiithusiastx. iavin, entertained the class many times between period.: We were well represented in the l'il'C.'l1lTl3Il basketball team. O Connell and ? were able to hold down positions on the team. ly the Vay if you do not know it our class baqketball team was second in the lfreshman contest. being, bea en ly I-C only. We hope to have a few members represent us in baseball. Although Donnely has not participated in 'iny school sport. he ha. been a loyal supporter at all school activi- ies. e axo ave a ew gooc ce ater. on' c ass anc have made a torrid debate. erpecia y between lfx-president Ulliourke and l resid- t Gorman. A I. U INIG.OLD5,N I. One hundred sixteen I 1 X - - ' .N I I .. 3 ' . s ' I ,g we ' ' ' V ' S ing. so ax n d ' nditi Il 'l fell f 1' to - ' J f li ls . ' 1 . 5 A 2 ' ' 2 ' I' l 1' x ' . ro 5' 'II -nd. x . 1 stood out as students in what ever they unclertook. lIS in the orchestra: both are brilliant licldlers. ' J 1 . . J tl 'H skill I I . By ' . is ic N N J I N I u J ' N . . ' s ' C J ' 1 x s x , , s J l t 1 C s 4 Joe de I s ttl t II sO s . N N ' 1 W IN h f I I I1 N III 1 3 ' I I N II y N s N I D x L11 ' ' U I3 I E E

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I REQHMAN D lhe class officers were lmnst quarter Irving Fay who replaced William Hogg who resigned from the office of President Second quarter President. ilihird quarter-Qdilon oly Presi- dent' Ernest Decauteux Vice-President' Ernie Bernard Secretary. l-D had six boys who were Honor students in the first quarter. 'lihese boys as a rewar . were exempt from the exams. 'lihey were: Wil- liam Hogg Irving Fay ames McDonnell Ray- mond Fogarty Odilon oly. Ernest Decauteux. ilihose makin the Honor Roll for the third quar- ter were: Raymond l7oagrty Odilon olly and Ernest Decauteux. V 'he class was alro representec on the 'res - man football team by: El. laowen E next 1 '- narc Ed. lurennan. ames Dolan and -'imes F. Maguire lho e on the l93l X aisity squad are Fd Bowen oseph MQC-iveron William Hogg Ernest Bernard and ames Dolon for their hrst season. ilihe members of the team were: oseph lVlcGiveron ame: F. Maguire Ernest Bernard ilwhomas Helleher Edward Bowen Edward Brennan Williain HOUO. lrwing Fay and ohn Ryan. joseph MCC-iveron was one of the assistant managers of the unior Varsity basketball team. We have ame: F. Maguire. Ernest Bernard. oxeph Mcciiveron ag member: of the boxing C u 1, A: for track. we have only one man repre- in oir rl 5:-the famous Pinliead Dooleys kid brother ff oseph Dooley. He hopes to hop into his Jrolier s shoe: soon. A I. U M NG.OLDE,N l. One hundred eighteen M Q ' : --- ' A . 'A s ' ' 5 : James F. Maguire. President: Ed. Bowen. Vice- Qur basketball team made a good showing -I , N , r i J - J s . , fl J l I ' . . ,l . S - J l N 3 J . . . 1 . J l l l s s s l f lm h sent g 1 4 ass s ' c 7 , r s Pei J l, ' J I. l l ' s ' ' U B l E E