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

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Eighty X X X I If f R tx 'ff ffm .,V, K ,if wif. fr f L A S A L l. E Qt.tR5bifXQ T?c:lTTVTt-ETTV A C A D E M Y l DONALD ANTHONY RICOH.-XRDS 177 R0tN0l-CE STRHICT Pnoylmjxcyge I. Don Richards came to La Salle in September of '42 from Blessed Sacrament. ln June. 1945. when he had completed his junior year. he jointed the Coast Guard. After serving .1 year in that branch of the service. he returned to La Salle in September of 1946. Though a veteran. he still is one of the boys and can always be found with his buddies in the smoking room. engaged in a Bull Session . Reing the friendly guy that he is. we can do nothing but wish him luck in all his endeavors HERBERT JOSEPH RILEY 1555 MAIN Srntitar Wtisr Wxttvvtftk, R. l. Entering La Salle three years ago front St. ,lamcs School in West Warwick. Herb immediately distinguished himself by his personal. scholastic. and athletic abilities. This top-notch personality made him a favorite with all who knew him and by diligent study -and intelligent work. he easily kept his marks above average. Far- from being inactive in sports. Herb went out for the lootball squad in 41 and earned his letter as a flashing halfback in his senior year. ROBERT JOSEPH ROIHRGE 321 Dtzxrtztt Srinzm' PIIUXIDENCIC. R. l. Bob is a jovial fellow, who has won a place in-the hearts of al.l'of us with his pleasing personality. his sunny disposition. and his ability to make and keep friends. Aside from his personality and disposition. Rob is a studious worker and will succeed in whatever field he chooses for later life. At athletic events he is always present. lend- ing his encouragement to the Maroon and White warriors. bood T luck. llob. in whatever you undertake. HARRY MATTHEW ROBINSON 386 LLOYD Avtixtr Pttovtutcwfrt-1, R. I. Harry. better known to everyone as The Professor . has many envi- able qualities. His charming manner. amiable disposition. and sincere attitude. are all summed up in his smiling face. Harry has always maintained a high scholastic record and can always be found with the best on the honor roll. :Xfter a pre-medical Course at Providence College. he plans to study medicine. We all wish you great things in the years to come. Harry. THOMAS IRYIN ROBINSON 513 Prtzxsxwr VALLEY Ptxnkwav Pttovlnt-lxctz. R. l. Tom cattle froln Nathanael Greene Junior High School in 194-4. He lfas been a nlember of the band for three years and in addition to this he played one year in the orchestra. Throughout his stay at La Salle he has been an honor student. He is not at all like tlte usual scholar but is fond of dancing and athletics. He is going to M. l. T. to study for a RS, in Aeronautical Engineering. Cood luck. Tom.

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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

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SWig1' e CLASS of '47 WILLI A Nl JOSEPH REILLY 274 Owns Srtnxizr 11m,m,mCE. R. It lu the fall of 19414 there came to La Salle a boy who is an atltljtitm to any organization. Bill. a graduate of St. Patriek's ,lunior High School. is a good student and a fine friend. He has made better tltan average marks during his three years stay at La Salle and has made the Honor Roll several times. llill has made many friends with his jovial disposition and ever present smile. We. the- elass of '4-7. feel that llill will he a success in any field lte may venture. llest of luek, to a fine fellow. f ' as IJOMENIKI ANTHONY RENIJINE 1574 WIATICIKNIAN Avmrr EAST Pttovtnrwcu, R. I. Dom eame to La Salle from East Providenee. Sinee entering La Salle he has proven his prowess in the field of sports as well as his profieiency in tlte Classroom. Dom was a tnemlnet' of the varsity basketball leant for two years. After the completion of his junior year Dont entered the serviee. He was discharged and then re- turned here to La Salle to Finish his high school career. He plans to attend college upon graduation. llest of luck, 'SDom . XINTHONY JOSEPH RICO 222 Ilwr Srtugigr l,lt0XlDI-.NIII-1. R. I. Anthony entered La Salle as a sophomore in 1944. from George ,l. West .lunior High. During his three years here he has been an ardent student and has frequently made the honor roll. Although he would have liked to, outside activities have prevented Anthony from participating in athletics. He has a pleasing. unassuming man- ner and is an easy fellow to get along with. Anthony plans to matrieulate at Providence College. to study Dental Surgery. Best of luck, Anthony. EDWARD HOPKINS REYNOLDS 91 Pmtiig STI!!-LI-IT Pttovtuetvcti, R. 1. ln the year 1940 Ed came to La Salle Academy. after graduating from St, Miehael's School. During his sophomore and junior years. Ed was a eapable student and a member of the hand. June of 194-3 found him enlisting in the ll. S. Marine Corps. When he had served three years. he enrolled at La Salle once again. determined to obtain a diploma from this Academy. His main ambition after graduating is to follow the course of education at Providence College. We are sure Ed will be successful in all his undertakings. RAYMOND LOUIS RICCI 713 WILLLTT Avrgtvtta RIYI-IRSIDI-1, R. I. Ray, an energetic young man. came to l.a Salle as a freshman in '43, Although not participating in athletics, he has been an active member of the hand for three years. Because of hard study and alertness in class, Ray has been frequently on the Honor Roll. When Ray grad- uates from La Salle he intends to go to college and study to he a Civil lfngineer. Ray is a quiet fellow in and out of class and you have to know him to appreciate his fine qualities. I Seventy-nine