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

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LA SALLE ACADEMY A LFRED AGR I PPINO ROTON DO 27 Exim STRI-LET Joi-txsrow. R. I. Al entered La Salle as a Sophomore in 1944 from Craniteville ,lunior High School. Although Al did not participate in any sports he has made a great many friends during his three years at La Salle with his winning personality and ready smile. He is looking forward to entering an Aeronautieal Engineering School to prepare himself for a eareer in aviation. So long. Al. We wish you the best of luck. MATTHEW RIVDIS 340 SHAWUMET Avtiyuiz Wlesr Wmcvstrzk. R. I. Skip . as he is Called by his elassmates. eanie to La Salle lroni St. Casimirs He is the possessor of a earefree and Cheerful disposition which leads others to admire his jovial personality. Skip has a good sense of humor and is a swell fellow. We are sure that beeause of his warm nature he will obtain the sueeess he so we-ll deserves. To Skip , all the best of luck in his future undertakings. MICHAEL ANTI-IOVNX Rllb IERO 53 PENN Stinger Pnovioigxtiig. R. I. Nliehael. when leaving Holy Ghost School three years ago. entered I.a Salle. Although just an average student. Mike is a hard WUTICPI' and a reliable boy. He has not the physical qualities to he an ath- letic star. but he is a great supporter of the teams. His main ambition in lile is to be a musician, speeializing with a saxophone and clarinet. Together with his well-developed personality and hard work, he should achieve this. Best of luel-., Miehael. RICHARD FRANCIS RY.-KN 2960 POST ROAD Cttammmu. R. I. Dick. who has a splendid personality together with a sterling ehar- acter, arrived here as a Sophomore in the fall of 514. Because of his love for music, he entered the La Salle Iland iinrnediately upon his arrival and has remained in it for three years. His friendly and affable disposition has won him many friends. As a student he ranks among the best, and he will assuredly attain well merited sueeess in his future life work. You have the best wishes of all, Dick. Eighty-two ROBERT .IObEPl-I RYAN 70 QVINCY Sriram Pttovlni-QNCE, R. I. Roh entered La Salle in September of 1943, having previously at- tended St. Pius. Since that time, he has won litany friends by his quiet. reserved manner. He has worked hard and as a result has done well in his schoolwork. llob's chief outside interest is photography. His intention is to further his education by going to Providence College. Following his graduation from college. he intends to step into the business world. We all have confidence in his ability to become a successful business man.

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68 Ptwant tisr Avtzxt tx 27 f CLASS I LLOYD LXWTON SXLISRURY Ptiovloi-gwrxtz. R. l. llpon graduation from Saint Pius School. Lloyd entered La Salle as a freshman in September. l943. He has been a hard and consci- entious worker. Upon entering the senior year he joined the year hook staff His marks have always been average. Lloyd is planning on Uoinu' to Providence College to pursue a pre-medical course. We C D of the Senior Class wish him all the luck possible in his chosen profession. fyffyff-e. vel-tr .1 N pl 0 , ' Ellkll Nl! RICH XRD SARDELLI i257 PLXINFIIAILD Srniitpr jonxsrox. R. l. Ed entered La Salle in '42 as a sophomore. Immediately he became an active member of his class and one of its outstanding figures. His stay at La Salle had to come to an abrupt end. for in the summer he entered the Coast Cuard and attended Radio School where he at- tained very good grades, .Xfter his discharge. his desire for educa- tion was renewed and he returned to La Salle. Upon graduation he plans to enter Business College. The hest of luck to a fine student, ROBERT El GENE SQIANLON 61 FIFTH Srniitzr PROYllJliNfII-.. R. I. Since Hob entered La Salle as a Freshman. his infectious laugh together with his excellent athletic ability has tended to make hitn one of the outstanding personages of the class. Excelling in hockey. Rob was elected captain after two previously successful seasons anti is showing his prowess as the nucleus of the present squad. His amiable disposition plus a winning personality has enabled Bob to become one of the most popular students. well hacked by innumer- able hosts of friends. Rolfs college career is to he one of high attain- ment with such sterling character as displayed at La Salle. 1 . who llkls been a credit to his class. CHARLES ALFRED RUHERT CHARLES SCHAEFER 12 Nltzktxtm' ,Xvmt ii lnxtxnootg. Lost. lsLiNn. N. H. Perhaps the most concise phrase in which to sum up the sterling character of this versatile metnber of the senior class is to quote the scriptural phrase. there goes a tnan without guileu. .Xlthough Roh came into our midst in l946. he was as popular as if he had started with us in his freshman year. His friendly personality and quick wit made him La Salle's gain and St. Francis Xavier's loss. His plans for a future education are indefinite. but best of luck to you in whatever field you choose, Boll. SCHOENSTER 166 Vmcwmrtz Avaru ta Pnovimggtgtg. R, I, Three years ago La Salle received a capable. resourceful young man known as Charlie . Charlie was a very diligent scholar and llls efforts have been rewarded with high scholastic achievement. His engaging personality has won him many friends among the members of the faculty and his fellow students. Outside of school his chief interest is boating. After graduation Charlie intends to enter col- lege to take up Chemical Engineering. To a fine student and true friend we wish every success and good fortune and we are sure he will attain the goal he has set for himself. Eighty-t hree

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Nl We f C L A S S ! of '4 7 MAROON and watts fefp st.. M 1 5541299 idzflfnf . , , . YQL-if ROLMND EDMDNID ROLHILEAL Ruivtimsrox .-Xw1Nt't-1 Ouqmuz. Bt'rnu1.l.ui.1.i1. R, l. Roland came to La Salle from Our Lady of Good Hope School in llurrillville. Throughout his four years at La Salle Academy he has been a good student and a loyal supporter of school activities. He was in the band for two years and in the orchestra for one year. His chief interests are music, boxing. and wrestling. having a small gym of his own at home. After leaving school Roland plans to enter the U. S. Army which he intends to make his career. We all know that he will be a great success in his chosen field. ROBERT GERALD ROCK 34 PtLI,Li:1'tmt Avmtti Wooxsotzm-gr. R. I. Four years ago Bob made his debut here at La Salle after graduating front St. Theresa's School in Nasonville. He brought with him a sense of humor which has won him many friends. While at La Salle. Bob has been an enthusiastic member of both the football and hockey teams and a booster of all other school activities. Bolfs next stop is Providence College where he intends to take up business administra- tion. We are sure that he will attain success in all his future en- deaxors. tlood luck from all of us. Bob. CHXRLES JOSEPH ROGERS 162 Ltxvvoon .Xvmt iz Pttovlotgxrzig. R. l. lluck fairly bubbles over with mischievous fun and laughter. and Providence College will certainly welcome his sunny disposition. lt is there that he plans to prepare to become a first-rate chemist. Buck has been very popular at La Salle and has gained many friends with his ever winning personality. He is small in stature and certainly proves the maxim: All good things come in small packages . Before he turns away from the doors of La Salle he may well look hack on the worthwhile years he has spent here. We wish him all the luck and success that the world can offer. JOSEPH NORNLXNID ROSS 22 llttowx S'l'Rl'lln'l' lglitltllll-lXfIl-Q. R. I. Normand entered La Salle in 1943 upon graduation as an honor student from St. .lohn's. Warren. He pursued a Classical course and attained honor marks throughout his four year stay. He is known by his classmates as ,l. Normandu. Although not a participant llt school athletics, he has followed the achievements of the variou- teams. We are confident that the success he has enjoyed during his stay at La Salle will he carried on in later life. llood luck lo yott. Normand. RENE JOSEPH ROSSIUXOL 39 .ttltrixtnox Mtaxt ig Cltus1'oN, R. l. Rene came to l,a Salle as a Sophomore three years ago from Saint Charles llorrotneo School. ln his years at lva Salle Rene proved him- self to be a good and industrious student. well-liked by his fellow classmates. His charming personality won for him a great many friends. He is a silent. good-natured. friendly chap. Rent-'s chief amusements are music and skating. When he leaves La Salle. he hopes to continue his studies elsewhere to become a dentist, Eighty-one