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

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SXXHIUIIW I- Q ANZT.. ldv Tx U D . if USS ICQVS 195Q GEORGE SHAW-President GOLD LETTER student and Athlete, he received a unanimous vote for the Office. Under his direction, he guided the activities of the Senior Class for the first half of the scholastic year. His inimitable interpretations of parliamentary law were classics, and his casual informed Way of quelling disorder is a memory that will linger with us forever. CHARLES GAFFNEYmTTCdSUTCT ONCE the activities of the senior class began to bear fruit, the coin of the realm cried out for proper protection and disposition. The class turned to the dependable Charlie. With alacrity, he took over the care of the money, and has since then, carefully guarded it from the raids of marauding politicians. Thirty FRED ROGERS-Vice President FRED is a youth whose ambitious Hnger is generally poked directly into the pie of an activity. As a running mate for Shaw, he was irresistible. Enerf getic in his actions and prolific in ideas, he has lent his eloquence to the support of anything that aided the class. THOMAS WALL-Secretary MOTIVATED by the desire to make the year memorf able with the range of senior activities, the class recognized that a competent secretary was absof lutely necessary. A generous vote thrust the honor upon Thomas, and devotedly he discharged his trust. His minutes of the meetings seemed like seconds. Who could better that?