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

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orty-six X xx ff xx , 1' f . A f , L A S A L L E alicia! - '1QLJWEifEi4 A C A D E M Y IMXID JOSEPH GIHIIONS T48 KIT. l,l.EXSXN'l' .Xvmt iz Pnoxini-gxrzi-1. R. I. Daye came here from St. Augustine-'s in the fall of '43, He has been an ardent supporter of all the La Salle teams. His keen wit antl tlynamie personality have gainerl for Itinl a host of friencls. Also. in his stutlies Dave has ohtainetl a high ranking position because of his earnest entleavor. He intenfls to matrieulale at l'rovi4lence College where he will major in Civil Engineering. We all know that he will succeed. llootl luck. Dave. lor a successful future life. l-'RXNKIIS X XX Il-Ili UIIILIN 16 Rotirgiycttxu 5'l'Iil'.I.'l' PIUIXIIIIQNCIC. R. I. lletl. as eyeryone knows him. came to La Salle from George ,I. West .lunior High. .Xlthough nol on the honor roll, he oblainetl ayerage marks. He has been a xery actiye member of the bautl antl orchestra for three years, playing the tlrums. Hell is regarrletl as one of the best flrummers hereabouts annl intentls to seek his future in the music worlml. Knowing Reel as we tlo. we are sure that he will attain suceess. R0lll'IR'I' .IOSIEPH til LNIUHE 1636 SXIITH 5'l'Iik1I'1'l' lNon'rn l'l:oyl1mi1xc:i1, H. I. liob matriculatetl from Fruit Hill Uraimnar School in '-I3. In his Iour years at La Salle he has carnetl a host ol frientls and athnirers he is not graduating by his reatly wit and subtle humor. pllthough with honors his scholastic ability is reatlily pereeiyenl. His wit outstansling enml man ambitions the loye ol Salle will serve him servell the school well as he servetl twiee as an in the annual minstrels. lim sure whatever his learning antl virtue taught to him here at l.a well. Klootl lurk. lloli. IHYINU 'IQHOKI XS UILSUN 59 Vloox xsot x'r1't:m3'r All-lNl I-. Noizrn Picoyintcytii-1. R, I. Lyn1ansyille's six feet of blonml gooll nature. unceasing smile antl polishetl personality entered La Salle a freslnnan. anfl in the ensuing years as a diligent stumlent and rlevotetl athlete established a line reputation. Intent on filling the footsteps of his brother before him as a hurtller, Irv has been a member of the track team for the past four years, As a junior. with all the lranis ol fiction, Irv suffered a broken foot but bounceil bacl-1 this year to a sparkling season show- ing as he always has anrl always will. in wllateyer liehl he enters. the lrtle La Salle spirit. HNNXIUNIJ XNIIIONN UIORNICLLI 212 Nlxlmsolto Sw:-1i1'i' Elsr Cl:l:iayu'n:ii. R. I. Hay cnteretl La Salle in IIJAIIS after gratlualing from ,lanies H. lil, llreclge grammar school. During his four years at lia Salle. l'lay's genial smile anrl outstanding personality have gainetl him a host of lricntls. Ray has been an honor stutlent for the past Iwo years antl a member of the track team where he excelletl as a sprinter. llpon graduation. Ray plans lo go lo a preparatory school antl then to college. Ilest ol luck. Ray.

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of '47 1 1 A Vifffjf . 40 Xi, Q fy' ' C L A S S X MAROON and WHITE FRANCIS X.-NYIER GOODWIN 608 PLicxsu't' X unix Pxnkw-xi Pnottotzsrxt-1. R. I. Francis Goodwin. a man of many ambitions. entered La Salle in '-12 after graduation from Blessed Sacrament ,lunior High. His education was interrupted in 1944 when he entered the United States Navy. l11 the two years he was at La Salle. he was active in intra-mural basketball and softball and also participated in one of the annual minstrels. After hostilities ceased. he was discharged from the service and re-entered La Salle to complete his education. This ambition. to get ahead in life. and his personality plus make him well liked and admired by all. OWEN FH lil IERI l QR COODWI N I3 WMLTH ANr1fNl'I'I Pnortntzxctl. R. I. 'Xfter graduating from lilessed Sacrament .lunior High. Owen placed his name on La Salleis roster. His ready smile and keen wit are as well known to the faculty as to his classmates and he is a welcome addition to any gathering. He has maintained an enviable scholastic record. and intends to put his knowledge to work in the Business World. his next step to success. So to a man of ability. may we toast happiness and success. JAMES LERALII JOHN LQORNIAN H4 Pmtx S'l'itHliT PIKOXIIIHNCI-1. R. I. lletter known as Lou. he came to La Salle in September of '44 from Saint Klichaels Junior High. He immediately gained popularity among fellow students and his good humor and friendliness marked hint as one of the most popular in the senior class. Lou is the secre- tary of the Senior Class and has held numerous other offices while at La Salle. His graduation will bring to a close an outstanding athletic career. Lou plans to join the service and upon completion of his ltiteh will enter the University of Illinois. Best of luek. Lou. N INCENT WALTER GRAZIANO 93 Tonm S'l'ltI'lI41'l' Pnmtorzmeti. R. I. ln September l943 Yinnie entered l,a Salle Academy from Saint Nlary's. Since then he has always endeaxored to further his progress in elass. His rollicking. jovial manner won for him a multitude of friends and companions. Throughout his stay at La Salle he has been affectionately known as both Roeky and Towering Yin . So to Yin from his classmates go best wishes for a secure future and the smiles of fortune in his later life. ROI.-KNO XLISFHT tlOlil,E'l' 9l S'rt-.lu.txtg S'I'IiI1.E'l' l'Awrt'Ct4r1T. R. l. On entering La Salle in his Freshman year. Rol came to us as a representative of St. Raymond's. During the past four years he has won a host of friends with his pleasing smile and pleasant person- ality. llnder the guidance of the Brothers. he lost no time in showing his sehool spirit and with this won the sincere admiration of all his teachers. 'Kfter graduating from La Salle. he plans to enter Providence College and study Business .'XflllliIllhl1'3lllttt. flood luck at P.C.. Rol Forty-seven

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QSSHQZZQ CLASS S333 2251 t'47 MAROON il and wane 0 WlI.l.l,-NNI ANTHONX UMIINIINO -12 Nonwoon Artzwt tg Fftmmcwooti. R. l. liill came to La Salle in l94l after a year at Classical High School. ln 1944 alter completing two years here. he enlistetl in the llnitetl States Navy. liill is well likerl at La Salle for his pleasing personality. 'Xlthough not an athlete himself. llill is an artlent follower of all our sports events. The Class of l94T want to extentl their hest wishcs to him for success in future work at lloston llniversily. lfl'lllQlYli LEU ll'XRH'lHtllX lltii Cunt STttt.t1'r l,lttlXlllllXlIl-1. R. l. We are tleeply intlelmtetl lo St. l'aul's for sensling ns llene. Tall, affahle. antl forever smiling he Hts anywhere. lie it classroom. gym or tlance floor. Quiet antl unassuming. he has won the popularity antl esteem of all his classmates. Their high rcgarfl of his scholastic qualifications was tlisplayetl ln unanimously selecting him as their tantlitlate in a nation-witle scholarship examination. His name fre- quently appearetl on that select list. The Honor Roll . Holy Cross hcckons. where we all know success awaits him. RICHARD IAWRENCPY LLEXIPP 27 Watnnzx .Mimi tx Xtfotmgx, R. I, Entering La Salle again alter an exentful three years of aetixe duty in the Service of the llnitetl States Naiy. Hichartl llempp has proven himself a worthy contenmler for that cherishctl La Salle cliploma. His acatlemic achievements are lautlatory. Richarcl plans to continue his stnrlics at Brown University, concentrating on chemistry. lt can he sairl that Ricliartl is a typical lia Salle stutlent. So with fontl acliell. we wish him every success in the future. ROlll2R'l' ,-XNTHUINX UENTILFI lte will he a success. JAMES KLEHALD tLEOtlHEtLAN S4 -Mntzxt Srtnztzr lhtmttitzxrztz. R. l. Ht-re's Gerry. the fellow with the ever pleasant smile. He is one of the hest mixers in the class. antl his genial countenance was treasuretl lay every social gathering. An athlete at heart he was a staunch supporter of all athletic activities. We have enjoyetl our three years with him. antl sincerely hope that his future encleavors will holcl much success for him. He intentls to matriculate at Provitlencc College. Cootl luck. Gerry. 223 tlttu ctg S't'ttt1ta1' l,NUXlIHiNtfl-l. K. l. Since his arrival at l.a Salle in Septcmlrer of 194-1 Holm has lveen a laxoritc of exeryone. Nlore than once the honor roll has attestetl to his scholastic ahilities for he is an exceptionally tliligent stutlent. Varsity foothall antl haslictliall haw lveen Cc-Irs outstanding athletic actixities. liolb plans to further his cthtcation at Proxiclence College. ln whatever fieltl he selects for his life work we are all certain that ,jzatf TV-.i t ' 0 t . Forty-live