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

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SQ C L A S S XMAROON and want ' of I4 7 x RAYMOND PXKL DAME 69 Emtoxrrg .tvrzxttz PIIOYIDI-INIII-1. R. l. Since Ray entered La Salle four years ago his scholastic and ath- letic records. his infectious laugh and sanguine personality have all contrihuted to make him one of the outstanding personages of the class. Although as a student Ray ltas few peers, nevertheless. he has found time to compete in Baseball for three years. Ray intends lo matriculate at Providence College to further his education. where, with his ebullient wit and candid character he will assuredly con- tinue to reflect credit on his former teachers. Good luck. Ray. 6 Hove Srtngm' CERXLIJ TXFT ll-XRLINH 9 H-tim-'onto Avrixttz CKIt'lXIl.l.t-I. Mxss. Gerald came to La Salle in 1944 as a Sophomore front Medway High. in Massachusetts. A quiet and modest chap. he is exceedingly indus- trious in his school work. During his three year stay he has had a perfect attendance. and has been an honor student. He was an enthu- siastic follower of all the school teams although never personally tak- ing part in sports. Although not sure of his future career. we are all certain that he will he a great success in contributing to the world of tomorrow. 26 Tn xrcn I-ll! S'l'Itl-1la'l' JOHN YINCI-INT IJEFFLEY. JH. 36 Ltmnzts S1'tn:i:'r Woonsoctcm, H. l, ln September 194-4. Mount St. Charles lost a fine student and athlete. hut it was to La Salle! advantage. .lack has proved this hy his admirahle qualities and likable personality. This tall, handsome native of Woonsocket displayed his athletic ability while he was on the varsity basketball team of the '44-45 season. After his junior year the U. S. Marines claimed jack. He returned to La Salle in September 194-6. after getting his discharge the same month. Jack plans to attend Dartmouth College to study engineering. We all know he possesses the altility to become a success in this well chosen field. XRTHl H l-l'IXNlJl-IH ll :Xrt came to La Salle from Central ,lunior High School as a freshman. His scintillating humor and jovial per important part of our curriculum. His uncanny ability to emerge smiling and successful from his diverse us. He has been a loyal supporter of La him every success in whatever career h that Art will be a worthy alumnus of ALFRED EA MON DA RCY Nonrn Pnoylmzwcrg, R. I. .Xlthough always ready to crack a joke. :Xl has a serious side to his nature as attested by the fac't that his time after school hours is hlled by his duties at a neighborhood store. Al came to us from Fruit Hill Grammar School and during his stay has always been up to par in all his studies. Although his future is undecided. we are sure he will succeed in anything he may choose to work at. flood luck. Al. XWSON. JH. Exsr Pnovlntcvgti. R. l. sonality have constituted an dilemmas has long intrigued Salle activities. We all wish e may Choose. and we know La Salle. Best of luck, Art. Thirty-five iff' ft vyd H Ot Q N ' pfb CE

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Thirty-six JOHN RAYMOND DENISON 630 Fm IT HILL Avmru NORTH PROVIDENCE. R. I. Coming from Fruit Hill Grammar School to La Salle. John immedi- ately became a friend to many. Ry his pleasing disposition and sparkling personality. he has won the confidence of students and teachers alike. Here at the Academy. John is chiefly known for his loyal support of any and all of the school activities. This spirit will undoubtedly assure him of future success. After leaving La Salle he intends to further his education in College. Good luck. John, and may your life be crowned with success. ROBERT ANTHONY DE QUATTRO, JR. 111 Gilonoig Srnmzr JOHNSTON. R. I. After graduating from Calef Junior High School. Hob entered La Salle in 1944. Through the years he has shown great ambition in his studies. Although he did not participate in any school sport. he showed school spirit by attending most games. Robert is a sort of person that would go out of his way to help any of his fellow students. With his mechanical ability. I think. and sincerely hope. he will achieve great success in the field of toolmaking. Rest of luck, Bob. eggwkgg. E isis 'Z2?5ACADEMY L A S A L 1- Q MTATRTOON and watts ROY EDWARD DELANEY 111 Htcu STREET W'i:sTt3RLY. R. 1. Hoy has shown an abundance of talent while at I.a Salle. He starred as guard on the basketball team and was one of the states outstand- ing ends in football. His popularity is due to a pleasing personality and a jovial manner. Wherever Roy goes to study Business Adminis- tration. the good wishes of his classmates will always be with him. HOWARD FRANCIS DENNING 7 l'Li-1AsAN'r YI!-ZW Avmti: JUIIXSTUN. R. I. lionviviality. generosity. and versatility combine to form Howie. one of our better students. He has never found it diHicult to earn good marks. Athletics have formed an important part of his curriculum. Howie captained our cross-country team to many triumphs and was an outstanding member of the track team for three years. Upon graduation he intendsto enter Wyoming University. Good luck. Howie. ROLAND EMIL DESAULNIERS 20 TXVICKENDEN STREET Pnovinmciz, R. I. Ever since Roland came to us from Saint ,Ioseph's Parish in 1944. his name has come to be synonymous with friendliness. geniality and cheerfulness. As president of his sophomore and junior class. chair- man of the entertaining committee in his senior class, Roland has had positions requiring a great deal of earnestncss and perseverance. Through his good nature he has won our respect and deepest admiration. We are certain that he will be as successful in business as he has been at La Salle.

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LA srttte ACADEMY ALBERT JAMES CILRTIN 254 NARltAtQANSE'l'T STREET Cnusrov. R. I. Albert James Curtin of 254 Narragansett Street. Cranston. a graduate of Saint Paul's Junior High School. entered La Salle in September, J944. Al, a good student. always does his work conscientiously. His lightning speed on skates and quick thinking made him a worthy hrst string hockey player. His athletic ability also obtained for him the school letter in baseball. He is joining the service as soon as his domestic affairs are in order. He has the best wishes of his class- mates for a happy future. FRANCIS JOSEPH CIIRRAN 96 Eriiyi-:wit Srtuztir Pnoviotivpil. R. I. Four years ago a capable. resourceful young man entered La Salle. Bud . as he is called. is a diligent scholar and his efforts have been rewarded by high scholastic achievement throughout his stay at La Salle. His personality has won him many a lasting friendship among the faculty and his fellow students. After graduation 'ABud plans In attend Providence College and follow a pre-medical course. We all know that the same spirit which has characterized his success here will make him equally successful in all future endeavors. RAXNIOND JOSEPH CURRAN 94 Htitox STREET Pitmloavrri-3. R. l. Ray entered La Salle from Blessed Sacrament in 1944. He followed a Science course and constantly attained high marks. By his pleasing personality and ready smile Ray acquired the lasting friendship of all vthom he came in contact with. He has not made up his mind as to what he plans to do after graduation. We are sure that with his eagerness to learn and ambitious nature. Ray will easily succeed in his chosen profession. HAROLD PAVL DAIGLE SLMMER Smut-:T Wooxsofikm. R. l. Harry. as he is known to his friends around La Salle. came to our school in '44 as a Sophomore. Since then he has won many friends around the school. He is quiet. modest. and a very likable fellow with a good word for everyone. Harry will always be remembered as a great guy and a grand sport. Harry intends to go to Rhode lsland State upon graduating from La Salle. Best wishes. Harry. throughout the coming years. Thirty-four JOHN RICHARD DALTON 18 Crimes Cot ur Woossofzktzr. R. I. Jack entered La Salle in his sophomore year hailing from the hunt- ing grounds known as Woonsocket. He is one of the most respected members of his class. studious. dependable. and amiable. His plans for the future are uncertain hut we feel confident that whatever he pursues after leaving La Salle will be successful and efficient. With him go the wishes of the class of '47 for overwhelming success in all his undertakings.