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

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Nine Lclt lo rlgln: AI. Wetstinc. E. Platt. Brother Cornelius. .l. VY. Preston. J. tlainwagnonc. President Vice President ...... Secretary Sacristan .... Nloderator CCORDIXG to the Apostolic letter of Pius X of ,luly 1909. '4The end which was pro- posed for this association was to ohtain hy pray- ers offered to the Divine Child a greater ahun- dance of graces and of heavenly aid on hehalf of all children. especially of those who are forced to frequent schools in which they are taught no Christian Doctrine whatever. or what is worse are turned away from it hy perverse principlesfa Through this letter Pope Pius X raised the so- ciety to the status of an archconfraternity. The ends of the Archconfraternity are 4 ll that God may have the first place in the studies in ty-six PLATT, 3F-209 ...WWILLIAM PRESTON. SL-311A ,........JOHN WETSTI VE, 2A-107 ...NJUHN CANIPACNONIE. 215-108 ...WBHOTHER CORNELIIS each educational institution: 421 that teachers and pupils everywhere he free to ohserve the laws of the Church without impediment of any sort whatsoeverg l3i that the child he not ex- posed to lose his faith in those schools in which Cod is unknown: 1-1-U that vocations to the teach- irg religious orders may increase. The A.D.C. includes the whole school. The cn- tire school is a memher an-il every class is repre- sented on the governing hoard, The meetings are held once a inonth and usually feature a guest speaker.

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BROTHER CORNELILTS Mod 1-x' alur Alumni Association President ..................... .......... D R. THOMAS A. EGAN. '20 First Vice President .,..... ............ F HANCIS J. KTNG. '35 Sec errm d Vice President ....... ....... li DWARD F. MORAN. '23 Third Vice President ......... ......... Vi 'ILLIAM J. MCKENNA. '41 Treasurer .... .... .... ........... J A N IES M. NOLAN. 'lil Secretary ......................... RAYMOND A. MCDONALD Moderator . ....... Rl'fVl'iRl'iNlJ BROTHER CORNl'fLll7S. '28 Alumni Banquet VIWHE last meeting of the alumni was held at the Narragansett Hotel February 17 and the new officers took over. The tenure of office was extended another year. making a total of two years. The class of 1927 sponsored a four year scholarship. A line tribute was paid to the Reverend James R. Bartley. former treasurer of the Asso- N inety-four ciation. for his work in behalf of the Assoeia tion. lVlr. Joseph T. Higgins. Assay Commi sioner for the United States Mint, was the prin- eipal speaker. Reverend Brother Edward. vice president of Manhattan College. spoke for the Silver Jubilee Class of l92ZZ of which he is a member. and Thomas F. Brady spoke for the Class of l94T.