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

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ROLAND R LAREAU MARCDGN AND WHITE JOSEPH AMBROSE KING 14 Standish Avenue Provldence R I 1 lolll of v 1 1 1 n l Ft 1 1 ll lll IOIII Ylt 1lsant S 1 .illltx on t 1 luke tu l his gllfl 1 lllll tll1 1 lptalnxlllp of tht sllru N J Illllllltl lllI'0llLll conxlsttnt point NIUIIUL, on tll1 4'0llIl on has x on lllIllS4 III lny frl1n1lx mt tu OI llll1 poplllalltw alam te lll1 cl V xsllol1 luarttdness and p1 rwu ldfltl our llerox 1n ue 1-ll OIN luxe been non ned with slltu Ns His A1 llolaw tlc standlnp, IS lfldt-'t d an e-nxlable om his namt has rara-lx lawn kept from gravlng the Honor Roll Xkltllal he has alxxals been a llooxtcr of la Salle dLllXlllLN and cl fdllllflll follolur of the school s teams Good luck oc' FRANCIS JOSEPH LA CHAPELLE 23 Curson Street West WHFWICK, R I l l k l our clflsx r1pr1 wntitllf from the ullds ot Hut XYZUVSIKR Ht lw .1 llappw COlllbll ld ll0ll ol tll1l1nt dt-bater and pal ulth nom of the N1 lllllg llflfli-. calrled to tXlIll1l s M Ll d1batfr he I 1 1 S ll II1 llls forceful md IIIIDTPSNHQ, Illilllltl x Hp., 1, ass ln L L l I l lnk 18 al'-o It KO!-,llllf d ax tll1 dass, llumol ISI f0l Nlltll tllls Lll11ltlll tllap around ont can surelg 1utul1 plane but llc have La Salh ulth the be st ot ulshts of 'll f0I tllt succtse xxllltll su knoll must IIS ELOI EUGENE LAFIEAU 224 Prospect Street Woonsocket, R I In this ,loxlal chap flonl Vboonsocket we find all the qualities that go to make up a scholar and all athlete H1 hae been a melllber of the xarslty tram: team fOl the pabt four seasons and has Dlaccd exely llltlll dlbfal'lCt runs and hlp.,h Jumping helm. his SDtC,lcLlIlPS la-t waeon he was captain of tll1 C1055 countlx team and led hlh colleagues through xelg suuexsful waxon Despite his athletlc pronu- Elol alvlaxs lnanagt-. to flnd time Lol' llls. bookS 1-lol ll'lltl ldN to continue llIS eduvatlon at' Manhattan Lol 111.1 Xkllllt he xxlll tak1 up 1ng.,lne1rl g., Good luck Flol' 224 Prospect Street Woonsocket, R I XIlOIlItl llltlllllttll of tho lull known Larnau family UI N o 1 114 aSa11romN tllall1 XLddtlllX H1 posse-ess .11 hrle upstandlng IJtlN0l'ldlllX Xllllill enables hlm to bttomt a well llknd 11 lloxl Hu earne tn1 as ln all hlx undt rtaklngs Q-Sp? rlallx NllltllkJN enalllul hlm to olltaln the honor roll 40l1SliflllN during, his stay at I a Sdlll Athletics soon Olllttlltlllltfl lllln H1 being, PS1Jflld.lly out Standing., ln now collntrw for tht past tuo vaion-. and also o th1 lnclool trac lldlll llllk- year Xltll01ll.,ll loland ls not Sure- what lIlN n1xt step Hlll I 1 dl' 4 x lll surutd ln nllate 14 l ls lil: A NGIol.Dg!N Forty A I y . . ll -l J lll - gol l - -l ai - l Acllill -s, z' in: f' . . l'l -z . Hin -ap' l 'l' j ll - I z .- ' - I all t1-1 III :.' fl' 41 l ' l - 'zl ' .' 'V e .' ful '-1 ' ,I 'l . . . -' f , ' ', J .- v ' s lll' z 3 '- .f z l 'z ' 'z - ' Ch' - Il, a spirit, of 'l n 's 1 z + 1' ' ltr 1' r H ' ' I ll' -. es- I -- 1 Q 1 x Ig on A 0' l.zl 1-'S -st. z ' rs' ' - z -'s ol' spvaki ' ll1-in a g'l'm'at :ret ' his I-4. -:U-I ' -' .' -Z ',- K- - . V. I- '14 . . .. . V. B. - -. nal, lIy1- lly1- Iflluesf' Frank is undo-cidocl as Ato hig Inf l V. ' . ' 1 . L.: . D . L N .l in 'V .- . l , f' Inf. l1'oA' y1-ar: al: he -nt-l' d L S ll- ' lit. St: ,' ' -S 4 ' -'. 4 ,. s ' ' . I' . as ll lln-lllll1-l' 'f - ' ' I' f -kb A lu-, v- ' '- sur- that lm' v' .- D' A' l .v l' hl- l' ll s 1' I I

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GEORGE JOSEPH KAIN 34 Tyndall Avenue Providence R I H ie is olu' busy fr nd from the Smith Hill sec tion George I ref., member of the basketball teal haxing years He also has great a i ia ei seen f Olwlg w ork in ys studiegfhod inuplcof h s attention a 1 a a rtsult me holds a permanent position th o prose holq- s Prox idence four y ears offlc 5 Lol ge will keep him busy for the next is popularwty is attested by his committees and by his ability to He sa s that a PhD course at WARREN JOSEPH KEDDIE 40 Clay Street C ntral Falls R I Behold Warren J who arrues daily from a tai corner ot Rhode Island at exactly 8 57 -XllllOLll-,ll li ls a quiet fellow he will always be found connected second and last years he has been a member of th track team He shines not only in track but his name is Irequently seen on the roll of honor Our class mate has not wet decided whether he will continut his business education or not But vlhatexei you do XX arren J we are with you Adleu RAYMOND JOHN KELLY 1428 Park Avenue Cranston R ' Kay hail trom the chtery city ot Lranston Since his arriyal as I-reshman he has been doing some great things for the track team As a constant scour for this organization he has earned many a complimentaiv w rite up in our daily papers in fact we would not be surprised if he became the states halt' mile champion Besides this Ray has also shoun his ability on the hockey team. His school work, however, does not suffer from it for his name is continually on the honor roll. Ray intends to continue his studies at Rhode Island State College. 'est 0 uc , '! JAMES HENRY KENNEDY 46 Parker Street C ntral Falls R. I. James Kennedy'- Kay, as he is known by his classmates, is one of the best liked members of the graduating class. His home port is Central I-'alls. It' there was a police department there we could make a joke about Kay ' outrunning them. Nevertheles- lie has ability' as a trackman, and on the school team his specialties are the three hundred and the high jump. lesides he has that extra quality of an edu- cated man-scholarship. Honest hard-working and good-natured are the qualities an army' officer must have, for XVest Point is his next objective, Attention -Right about face and march on to success! NINETEEN Tl-IIRTY CNE Thlrty-nine . -, .S ' I ' x ' - dr' 'ti 1 yj .f ' t A - ':. .T ' . ' n is ' - ' on li r r . ' ' ' ' AP . a ' , ' e , . . ' ' ' ' . A: . . ' K5 with some important acivity at La Salle, In his 1: t' l k ay e .

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LA SALLE ACADEMY MATTHEW LYNCH 142 Harrus Avenue Woonsocket, R I Thl qulft and dlgnlflecl youth came to La Qalle lrom XX oon ocknt Hxgh IH hl thlrd wear and smce that Illllt has endeared hlmselt m the hearts of a'l ellmw tucrn s Nlat has proun hls prowess on the tx uk team ln the rolcs of pole xaulter and u spun! m -Xlthough Nlat has nuer star ed mx or lu lr twhlle teathmls llc has always managed to kup llls pleasant smile and cheerx disposition Xlat intends to brmp, these quahtles with hmm to llchten the hearts of hls frxends at Bates Lnlwersltw w hvn ln 'attends there In the Fall T OMAS FRANCIS MCADAM 296 Eaton ence X- If o x I0 It sence t a ha cex who could my scn ou cated arhnter llttu 1 I s c s lan ld yet uncrxmg, clsl fan a s Assocl te Ldltor of lhc ahd VI hlte se all serxed to llft hlm to .ft Itlon ln our egard Wexer has Pom falls-ci e p, up m h1 tudles plte h1s numerous duties Os e etlc mom r of the -Xcadems offlcc y dry h,uin of this young man and hlS s c 1 c hets have Influenced us all Proxldence le l be his alma mater next Pall and we all pe t t at a brflhant mche 1n the hterary world of t orrow wlll reward the tlrelcss efforts of such a ed craftsman and stcadfast frn nd FRANCI HENRY MCCAFFERY 307 Newman Avenue Rumford, R I nu lol lou: wars tlis 'Indust ous youth has Jour nexccl our the Red Bridge to attend our sessxons 1-hs tun making, m nnerisms haxe made hlm a popular member of the set: or class Although not athletlcally mchned c la an ardent supporter of all school actxxl tles l ank 19 one of La Salles representatues to L N1 T and thercfore claims to be an army cor poral name has not occaslonally but frequently appe on the honor roll Newt year he will be seen I ng., llls wax oxer the hlll to Proxldence College hood luck Hank and may our best wishes for suc cf s attend xou as xn the past CORNELIUS JOSEPH MCCARTHY 4 Young Avenue Providence, R I We present for your lnspcctlon one of the most dlNllHL,lll5h6d scholars of the class of 51 The tall sober hgure of Connie or the Deacon IS well known throug- out the school He 18 one of those stern llent men but when he smlles ll seems as 11 a. ray ot sunshlm has ht up the room And how he handles those brcek xcrbs' but his work has not bun conhned to scholarship Por thru years hc was a taxthtul wolker on the track team Hls attendance at th: XiIl0llS athlftlc contt sts has hun prartlc tlly one hundred ptr cent tonnle mtends to lll'1lIlLl.l late at l,lOXld8YlKQ: College when we arc conhclnnt he will contmue to wln honors as brllhant as thosc XNlllCh he garnered durlng hls too short stat ln our lmdst Forty one his f-1 - s '1- 1.-. A- '- -,L Sli ' K an. ' A ,- -' s tl. I f P . I Y ' ou as 'I e oi tl 0' If r , I ' I ,, 3 2 ' ' ' t ut so . ' ' ' 1 - ar ,' la: Ad f ' ' , A ', X. . . . 7 ' V A ' . ' I as - at ' L' - j ' 1 s f he ' 5 ' C e A' rl . I . .' , ' Q, V V- I A -1 . I H1-re we have Frank, our umford representa- H., , '.. ...V v ' 1 4- 1' I ' A ' I