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

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Denis SICCARTHY I Q- 'V ' .. -1' 2 Ml' ALBERT PIKE Z Wgswing., Cimisroruizn L STALLARD X E ROBERT HANLEY REV. BRO. C. PAUL Maroon and White Monthl S in the past years the Maroon and White, has kept the Academy and friends of the Academy well informed with the affairs of the school year. Through many long months they have toiled willingly to publish a paper that the students and alumni can be proud of. While the rest of the school were at home enjoying them- selves, on Saturdays and Sundays, the members of the staff were hard at work preparing a paper for the school. So we extend to the monthly our gratitude for their work par excellence. Behind all the activities in La Salle the main driving forces are the Moderators. and the monthly is no exception. Among these Moder- ators is Brother Chrysostoni Paul, Moderator of the monthly. who was called by the staff the man behind the lllalt behind the typewriter. One Hundred Sixteen His timely advice and untiring efforts contrib- uted greatly to the success of each issue of the paper, and his checking on all stories and gentle explanation of the mistakes made him a friend to all who worked with him. Three senior editors retired from the month- ly with the December issue. They were Dennis McCarthy. Editorg Albert Pike. Feature Editor: and Christopher Stallard, Associate Editor. Den- nis joined the staff in his sophomore year as a reporter and rose quickly to the position of lflitor-in-Chief. his work was always character- ized by a verve and subtlety that made interest- ing reading. Al, on joining the staff became staff typist and in a short time obtained the position of Feature lfditor, and was well known because of his witty treatment of student activities in