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

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SIWQ, C L A S S Q f '4 7 sw.. . , MAROON and wane 0 .75j,+ I 1, ttffalff Q. T N WILLIAM J. HREIYNAN 200 Tllusll' Sralzlgr PltHYllJENt'.Ii. R. I. Bill came to La Salle from St. Joss-ph's Parochial School ill his sophomore year. His quiet lllanller alld ready smile soon won llilll the friendship of all his classmates. 4'Bill was unanimously elected president of the senior COl1lll!6l'l'iiil class. Although he has never participated in athletics Ile has given generously both his tillle alld efiort ill support of all the schools activities. Never one lo neglect his studies. his marks have always beell ill the higher brackets. We kllow tllat Bill will succeed ill whatever he IXIHV undertake and we wish llinl the best of luek. always, RXWNIOND JOSEPH RRODERICK 17 Lollok Srlllilgr Plloxlnlivzll. R. I. A jovial llature. a l'3tlliiI1l smile. plus all outstanding pt'I'itIIlElllly only nlildly describes Ray. A product of Holy Name. Ile entered La Salle ill '43, His sllarp wit and genial Hlillllltfl' helped lliln to gain all abundance of friends. Ray brought with llilll a great llliilly enviable virtues. a genial disposition. alld all tlY?I'Wll9llIllIlg tilllllllltill. He was all outstanding nlember ol the boxing teanl for tllree years. Keeping these qualities of a great student ill lllllltl. we wisll llllll all the success ill the world. CHARLES ANTHONY BROWN 51 Nllsox S'l'lu:l3T PAWTI tzklpr. R. I. One of the IIIUSI respected iilltl serious llllllfllfll members of his class is studious. dependable and amiable Charlie wllo is best appreciated by all tllose wllo have associated witll him during his short stay at La Salle. His sterling character will not soon he forgotten. Although his future is not certain it will probably have to do witll lllt'tllL'lIlt'. Whatever he does choose however. Charlie is certain of success. for his love of hulllor will never desert llilll. but always he a definite asset. Best of luck. Charlie. DONXLIJ JOSEPH RRUEN 20 OM.-SHA Borlnvlllo HllXSlll. R. I. Hoppy as Ile is called. entered La Salle from Gorton High as a sophomore ill 1943. Hop was liked by all the studellts from the first day he set foot on the CHIIIPUS. lll his Junior year Ile was elected Vice-President of his llollle l'00lll elass and was Il0llllU3ft'tl President ol his lltllllll I'0tHl1 ill the Senior Class. After graduation he plans to enroll ill college but which one Ile does not kllow as yet. La Salle says good-bye to a good student alld his class mates say good-bye to a swell fellow. Wherever Hop goes we know he'll lllake out all right. STEPHEN JOHN RRIINERO 23 lixnrzml Sralllzr PROVIDENCE. R. l. Steve callle to La Salle as a fI't'SlllllZ'1ll ill 1943. A loyal supporter of sellool activities. he has been a lllf'lIlllP1' of the La Salle Band for three years. .-X good student witll a congenial disposition. he has won the admiration of many a teacller. By his friendliness Hlltl good ll2iILlI't'. he has made many long-lasting friends among the student body. He illtellds to major ill philosophy at Providence College. If your SlIt'i't'FS is in proportion to your Zillllilllltll. Steve. your future is assured. Tw Gllly-SQVCII

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,fif'Qk!kIS1IX 3ffff ' LA SALLE eeeimooif ACADEMY ANDREW -XNTHONY Rllltll 630 ljttmuuis Srmii-:T Puoxmt-gv1t:. R. l. Andrew came to La Salle from Esek Hopkins ,lunior High in 1943. He is an all around good student and has made the honor roll quite frequently. Andrew likes lvaselmall. hasketluall. dancing. and roller- skating. and is a eonstant follower of popular music. Ht- is a very sociahle fellow and always displays a joxial disposition. Nndrew. who is called Andy or Hutch hy his friends. is usually quiet. Andy intends to study Business Administration and Law at College where we all wish him luck. JAMES FRANCIS ISUOTE 15 Hilnsum Roan Ctiusroy, R. l. 1944 saw jim entering La Salle a poor liewildered sophomore hut new with three years of learning hehind him he is ready to step lvrayely out into the world and face whatever confronts him. During those three years ,lim has heen an excellent classmate and student. An ohject which has hecome almost as well known as he around the campus is h-fll?'lil.u jim's itinerant and air-conditioned Ford. .lim has a deep interest in model planes and in everything aeronautical. As yet he has not definitely decided on the future hut in whatever profession ,lim decides on. he is sure to he a success. Heaueoup luck. Jim. 'NIA TTHEW JOSEPH Rl' RKE 67 ,'kl.YEIlSfJ'Y Avtzxtii Pxoyimivitc. R. l. Nlatt Burke is one of the most loyal followers l.a Salle has ever turned out. A friend of all his fellow classmates. he stands high in their esteem. lly participating in intramural sports. Matt has made :tn outstanding name for himself. Coming from St. Anthony's to La Salle in Septemlier 1943 as a fresluuan he immediately gained the friendship of his companions with his jovial smile. His readiness to always help those who came to him will long he reluemliered. Matt has chosen to go to Providence College and we wish him all the success possilule. WILLMNI JOSEPH RURNS 5 fNlfunLuu Dutw: Wigsr Wqkwitggl H, I, Rurnsey entered La Salle Academy in 1944. During his three years here he has shown considerable effort towards his studies. ln his sophomore year he could he seen in right field for the ,Iunior Varsity baseball team. His plans for the future are toward the business world. but preparatory to this. he will attend Providence College. With Hills personality and ahility. we feel certain he will attain success. Twenty-eight THOMAS A LRERT LAPPELLI 1345 Sivt11'H S1'Rm:T Nonru PRlN'Il1l-YVCIC. R. I. Tom. who hails from North Providence. entered the scientifie course at La Salle in the fall of '43. An eager and diligent student. Tom with his soft spoken wit has cstahlished himself as a popular Figure at La Salle. Tom has been an ardent fan and an enthusiastic sup- porter of all La Salle activities. ewen though he participated in no interscholastic sports. With all this behind him. Tom enters Provi- dence College next fall with our liest wishes for a successful future.

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LA SALLE EGWAAROENI ACADEMY EDWARD FRANLIIS BOWEN. JR. 26 Wooovvtvnu Avigvt iz EAsT Puovimgvm. R. I. Ed. the soft spoken lad from East Providence entered La Salle upon graduation from Sacred Heart School. He has gained much recogni- tion on the football squad. during the past three years. ln his quiet and unassuming manner we have found Ed a perfect La Salle gentle- man who as a student. has established a creditable reputation. Ed basnit decided on a Career yet but Whatever he chooses we know he will succeed. WILLIAM FRANCIS BOYLE. JR. 173 PRAIRIE Avmt ip Pnovlniivcig. R. l. Bill. as he is known to us. came to La Salle from Tyler Jr. High School in 1944. He entered as a freshman. studied with us. acquired a finish of Catholic training. and now he prepares to leave us. While the friendship lasted it was pleasant. Bill. We wish that all high schools were so singularly blessed with workers of your type. Your scholastic rating speaks for itself. your friends attest to your popu- larity. and this article proves the fact that we will miss you. As a Socialite few in the Senior Class could surpass him. Wherever. whenever, and vvhatever Bill decides to do in the future we are sure ROBERT EARL BRENNAN 67 R1vt.R AYENI tg Pizovinizxfztz. R. l. that he will do it successfully. THOMAS FRANCIS BRADY 72 CL!-:Nvvoon Avhstic Pivvrt cktzr. R. l. During his four years at La Salle. Tom has attained a notable scholastic standing. His pleasant personality and friendly nature are among his most amiable characteristics. and are responsible for the vast number of friends he has acquired at the Academy. After serving two years as secretary of the Archconfraternity he was elected presi- dent of that distinguished organization in his Junior year, Tom intends to enter one of our local colleges and we all wish him the best of luck. lntroducing one of La Salle-'s leading students who came to us from Blessed Sacrament School in 1943. Pop's sunny smile and pleasant disposition are well known throughout the corridors of the Academy. His extra curricular activities include hockey. dancing. and brunettes. Bob has not only a Hne personality but holds his own scholastically. No matter what his field of endeavor may be. we all know that the future holds success and recognition for one of La Salle's finest graduates. Twenty-six PAUL JEROME BRENNAN 58 Roan Srariar PROVIDENCE. R. I. Paul came to La Salle in 1942 from Blessed Sacrament. Although l'aul is rather quiet. he has a personality that will win him many friends in later life as it did during his days as a La Sallite. Paul. a letterman in Hockey. left La Salle to enter the Army for two years. He served in the Philippines and in Japan. We wish him luck in his journalism course which he intends to follow at Dartmouth.