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

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Twenty-tw XX X ,- GERALD FREDERICK ALEXANDER 136 TRANSIT STR:-.i:T Pnovtnt-:NCI-L. R. I. This jovial youth entered the portals of La Salle in the Fall of 1944. from Cleary School. Providence. His good nature. friendliness and genial character are virtues that have made him a friend worth hav- ' Gerry appeared on the Honor Roll several times in his sopho- more year along with being head of the Arch Confraternity of his home room in the same year. Gerry is known throughout the academy as a lad with a smile on his face and always a cheerful word for eieryone. He intends to further his education at Providence College and Tufts Medical School. Best of luck from the Class of '47. mg. L A s A L L E A C A D E M Y I FRANK JOSEPH AIXIZATE 258 AMHERST STREET Pnovinawct-3. R. 1. Frank came to La Salle from Saint Teresa's Parish in 1943. His desire to get ahead, and diligence in his studies have won him much praise. Although not an active member in sports. he has been a staunch supporter and spectator at many sports events. The enthusi- asm displayed in his school work throughout his stay here has carried with it admiration of all. We feel sure that Frank will succeed in whatever field he undertakes. and our sincere wishes go with htm in his way of life. 5 BAFFIA Corm' Ptiovtnmcti. R. I. .lim hails from St. fNlichacl's Parish. He is will liked by all who know him. for he always has a smile on his face. Jim has been here since his sophomore year and St. fNliChael's loss has been La Salleis gain. for .lim has been the star pitcher for the La Salle baseball nine. His chief ambition after receiving his college diploma is to pitch in the major league and everyone believes he will succeed. 0 .I A M ES JOSEPH ANDERSON VINCENT JOSEPH ALIANIELLO 173 Rrgcigwi' Avizxttn Pnovmmcti, R. I. Yin. as he is called by his many friends. entered La Salle in 191-3 after attending Blessed Sacrament School. A likeable. witty lad. he is one of the most popular boys in his class. He is an exxcllent student as his marks testify. Vin has been a great help to the year book staff. lt is Vin's ambition to enter Providence College in Sep- tember and to study medicine. The Class of 1947 is sure he will succeed and we wish him the best of luck. JOSEPH ALBERT A NTONELLI 117 Suiiiztvxnmi Avi:Nt'a Pnovinmctz. R. I. .loe came to La Salle in 1943 after a very successful sojourn in Nathanael Greene Junior High Sclrgxjl-. Due to his friendly manner and his jovial disposition he is one of the most popular boys in the class. Because of his ability to play a very sweet trumpet he was a member of the hand for three years. Whatever field of Iife he enters we wish him the best of luck. -.,. .nm 7

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W. Iixxxuu H. Romxsux N. Ross G. IJARLIYG M. I.m1m'm:I'x A. Pli'I'IiXIIl I T. Romxsox J. Cougtxlavx The Three Higlzeal Men Honor Roll VITHL fnllmxing men are thfl Imnur rnII IIIE'Il1I'N 1'S uf tI1P Class of 1947. To attain this clistinctimi, they have maintainPfI an average of 90 or higher for the tam crmsvcutive quarters Since the first quarter of the SOIJIIUIIIOTP year, without a Singh! Oxauiination failure durin 0' that period. AYIHONY PLTRARCA .......... 96.77 'VHUMAS ROBINSON ........ 95.22 IOSICPH COLEMAY ....... 94.00 WILLIAM BAXAHAN 93.41 HARRY ROBINSON ....... ..... NORMAYD ROSS ..... GERALD DARLING ........ ..... MARCEL LAMOLRELTX 92.56 91.55 90.96 90.05