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Lefl to right: P. Hicks, D. Casey. ll. llrennan. ,l. Brown. .l. Nlaylum. Standing: Brother Alban. ftloderalorz R. NlcKenna. B. Buckley. H. Dupont. E. Paslnack. Tennis F the many w ar casualties among sports the game of Tennis can be listed as ,tae fore- giving .mlt re maturity to an unusually young Q . Q group ayers. Q1 most. Vllith lack of equipment and incehtiye ol if f' Q V organized play and leadership from oldeg clulm Q Sllf iaitgg gf' Very few malfflws were players who were in the service. the ganniaiiong wagfglll 'fmlell nl the lflll allfl wllll School boys had died Om, ded experlen and training ylctol-les were , . . , 5 ,.lA liy ed over teams that had been triumphant ear- Poreseemg a renewal of interest in in the Spring. Wfith the C1056 of fall practice the state after the w ar. La Salle in the spring of? 1946. started to revive the game at the school. ,fin mid-lYovemlJer. a seasoned group. with Ber- nard Dupont and Earl Pashack representing the gi with a 1-all for candidates who wished to School in the first doubles- playing the Om, and the game. Since at the time in question. tlrgf f were Ito tennis players in the school. atterition was given primarily to Freshmen lJlay'e1'sfs'i QQ25 about two seasons would he necessary to ge-v representative players. if two positions respectively. were ready for the 133' . . . spring campaign. Bill Buckley played the num- lxer three position and the second douhles team was taken care of hy Bill Brennan and Dan Casey. who also played the fourth and fifth A Of the candidates showing the most ptrdigiiseg A35 positions on the team. The third doubles team ,Q 3 Bernard Dupont. Bill Brennan. jerry Broiign ridge!! was made up of Pete l-licks and Jerry Brown its Bill Buckley. at present all Sophomoresi wire f1,, th reseryes ,lohn Maytum and Bob McKenna. kept as members of the squad, along withigi l f , iusual promise is shown by two Freshmen. Pashack. Pete Hicks and Dan Casey. ,lui red Abboud and Fred Steiubrenuef' One Hundred Forty-three
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Acknowledgments The Staff of the Maroon and White gratefully appreciate the assistance rendered by the following in putting out this annual: LUCKETT STUDIOS ROBERT J. BURLEN CO. HALLADAY INC. PROVIDENCE PHOTO ENGRAVINC CO. PROVIDENCE JOURNAL CO. REV. BROTHER C. PAUL
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