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

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BQQIK THREE F' JCR students Whose aptitudes lie along lines other than sports, a Wide range of cultural activities is open for their indulgence. A brief mention of these is contained in Book Three. Q Q Q Q

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inhafy V, V ., as sscc X 1 , Q a c an-is I' ON AN lTE as am ofa iDl'C!lQSfVCl HEIR glory undimmed by the achievements of the Band, the Qrchestra put in a banner season. Throughout the year by dint of faithful practice their proficiency was vastly increased and they came to find little trouble in handling diflicult selections with facility. We, the student body of La Salle, have an abiding gratitude which We feel towards the Orchestra. From the golden days of autumn on through the Winter and right to the end its members have entertained us on divers occasions viz. at the Weekly assemblies, the debates, the dramatic productions and commencement exercises. Under the direction of Brother Francis, Brother Joseph and Mr. Roberts this activity has climbed to a most commendable height. Season on season and month upon month the Orchestra has been with us. ls it any vvonder then that we heartily concur in the commendations of the public? Here is an activity that wears Well. May it ever enjoy the tremendous popularity, the admiration and the loyalty We feel for it. Nmetyfseven