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

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X X r X QU UURA XAHE training, the improvement and the ref finement of the mind, morals and taste are the cultural ends of any wellfbalanced curriculum. The courses and the student societies at La Salle are so planned that they all tend toward the cultural training of the student. A wide range of activities embracing most of the fine arts are organized for his benefit. Under the supervision and direction of the faculty, activities serve to develop his taste for the finer and nobler things in life and prepare him for his place in society and his workday world.

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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