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

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MAROON and WHITE I MICHAEL I-'HXMIIS BIOISE 243 New Xonix Mtaxt rg Pnmtni.v:t1. R. I. Mike cattle to La Salle from Roger Williams Junior High School as a sophomore. With his cheerful manner and ready wit. he rose steadily in the esteem ol his fellow students. During his stay he has proven himself to be an able student and only too anxious to help liis fellow classmates in ally way lie could. Mike went out for football. but because of a series of injuries. he had to discontinue his train- ing. He intends to take up chemical engineering in college and his future will be. his contemporaries are sure, one crowned with the highest degree of success. of '47 ,X Q ty eff 3 i JOSEPH ISI XIH VIIHITE 261 Hwxx Srtuzrr Pt:oxt1n4Nf:t3. R. I. Joe came lo La Salle from Sl. NlicIiael's in I944 and enrolled as a Sopliomorc. Although he is not athletically inclined. he has shown great mental ability. He made the honor roll for the first quarter as it Junior. Although of a quiet disposition, he is said to be one ol' the best natured fellows in the Commercial Class. His plans for the Iuture are as yet uncertain. but we know he will be successful in his work. .XLFREIJ JOSEPH NIORETTI 210 FLINT ,ivtlwt I, Cluxsrox, R, I. Here we have the one and only Xl , a well-known personality at La Salle and one of its most popular students. Laughing. joking. getting into trouble. and being an all-round hot-sketch . that's NM . He plans to enter Providence College next year. where we are sure he will do as well as he has done in the past here at La Salle. Best ot luck. Xl . JOSEPH LEO XIOKIARTX I5 Rt ratprtzs S't'tugta'r Pnovimzucl-1. H. I. .loe entered La Salle in his sophomore year with honor marks which he attained while attending Saint Patricks Junior High School. Since his entrance to La Salle. he has always been a good student and has won many friends because of his humorous and good-natured person- ality. Alter graduation Joe hopes to continue his education at Provi- dence College and then later go to law school, Therefore. we all wish EYERETT JOHN MORRISON 24 wlI'lUXl'Il :MPQNIE Pnovimpvtzt-1. R. I. Everett Morrison entered La Salle in September of 1944 after gradu- ating froin Blessed Sacrament Junior High School. On his arrival at La Salle. he was immediately recognized for his singing talents and for tltree years he participated in the La Salle minstrel. AX jovial lellow. llc is always making life seem bright. His scholastic work has been on an average with his fellow students. Everett has no definite plans for the immediate future. but whatever he attempts. it no doubt will end in success. ,Joe the best of luck in attaining his atnbition in later life. Sixty-seven

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Sixty-eigh L A S A I- I- E XKEERXOREOER and went' l M .X .X X s r--is - if .X -. Q -- X A C A D E M Y JOHN BURKE MORRISON 122 ELTON STREET Pttm'lot1Nct:. R. I. Proudly we present jovial John who came to us from the portals of St. ,Ioseph's in 1944. John. being good naturetl and well liked by his fellow companions. reflects the typical La Salle student, Because John was associated with the track team. he is often called Light- ning for his moping down the corridors along with classmate. Ben Farrel. After graduating from La Salle ,lohn plans to attend Provi- dence College where we know he will make good and we all wish him the best of luck. ROL AND JOSEPH MORR I SSETTE 27 Goran Avaxrr WIEST WAnw1ci-1. R. I. Roland entered La Salle from St. Johns in 1944. Since that time he has won many friends with his keen smile and likable personality. He is a quiet. modest fellow. with a good word for everybody. His marks are average. tending to favor English. his favorite subject. His plans for the future are. as yet. indefinite, No matter what he- undertakes. we know that he will be a credit to La Salle and himself. Good luck, Roland. EUGENE NIICHAEL NIORRY 1709 Swtrrn STnt3t3T NORTH Pttovtotgxctz. R. I. Gene boasts of a little of this and a little of that: to wit. athletic ability. a fine sense of humor. an aptitude for studies. and a certain blandness that many characterize a handsome poise. Gene was never successful in his efforts to make a varsity team. though playing J. V. hockey. but he was a member of every intra-mural team that repre- sented his room. Gene is the possessor of the typical La Salle spirit. He has not yet decided where he will further his education, but, wherever it is. we know he will be successful. ALBERT EDWARD IIOLSSEA L' 80 GLEN ROAD Woowsorzkt-Jr. R. I. Although Al didn't arrive at La Salle until his Junior year. it didn't take us long to find out that he was one of us. Coming from Assump- tion High School in Worcester. Massachusetts. his gentlemanly ways and his willingness to help out in all instances have been recognized and appreciated by all within his acquaintance. On coming to the school he adapted himself immediately to the ways of La Salle and was able to walk away with marks that anyone would he proud of. Al intends to attend a business school after he graduates and we are sure that he will succeed in his walk of life. I JOSEPH LEO IXIULLANEY 37 Novus Avtlwtig Pttovlntcmzti, R. I. ,loe entered La Salle Academy in 194-4 after his graduation from the Assumption School. During his stay at La Salle, he has proven him- self an intellectual student. For the past two years he has been an artist on the Maroon and Wihile Monthly. He has a very pleasing personality and has made many friends while at La Salle. After graduation ,loc intends to enter Rhode Island School of Design and major in commercial art.

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Sixty-six girxgfsg x f , A - S1-:ss f fe---' LA SALLE --sv...-Cm ACADEMY ROBERT ANTHONY MELONE 246 Room W11.LIAv1s .'1YE'Nl'IC Pttovimgxcii. R. I. Bob. entered La Salle in 1943 and since then has been hailed as one of the finest boys to go through the school. His genial smile and pleasing humor have been a marked asset to the spirit of La Salle men. His ability lo play the trombone has earned him a reputation worthy of only such a fine musician. :Xs he goes on in life these gifts will make him a veritable Pied Piper followed by an army of friends. JOSEPH MICHAEL MERCLIRIO 178 CLAIILVTE STREET IJROYIDI-AXIQI-Q-l H. I. Upon entering La Salle in 1944, joe wasted no time in showing his fine school spirit. He brought with him a sense of humor that has won him many friends. Under the guidance of the Brothers he proved himself a good student and although not a participant in any sport. he is one that can really he termed a true rooter. He has not th-eidetl his plans for the future but in any case we know he will succeed. Good luck, Joe. for a successful future life. RICHARD JOHN MILA ONTAIKIIJ STREET Pnovimzxct-3. R. I. Dick is known to his many friends for his humorous actions and his abasherl manner. He entered La Salle in September 1944 fresh from Roger Williams Junior High School. During his stay here he has been on the honor roll several times. attaining recognition hy bath teachers and students for his high scholastic attainments. He has been commended by faculty members and students alike for his co- operative attitude. Dick intends to enter Providence College. Wher- ever he goes or whatever obstacles he may encounter we know hc will come through victorious as in the past, EDWARD JOSEPH M I TCH E LL 50 CADDARD Srlnirgr Pnovimivzii. R. I. Ed entered La Salle in September 1943. having graduated from Saint Patricks School the previous june. During his stay at La Salle he has won litany friends, and has attained good marks in various sub- jects. He is an ardent lover of sports and is a constant figure at all activities tllat the school sponsors. Ed is a quiet, sociable fellow and a good and true friend. Although his future is undecided we know he will he a success in whatever field he enters. Good luck. Ed. ROBERT IJERNARD MOAN 149 Migssmz Srtugiar Pnovmigvcig, R. I. Iloh entered La Salle as a freshman in 1943. after graduating from St, lNIary's Junior High School. Broadway. Though a quiet and reti- cent young man, he is well liked for his friendly manner and pleasant disposition. For three years he has participated in the annual minstrel show and in his last year was on the Maroon and White staff. After leaving La Salle, Bob will start studies at Providence College. where he intends to take up Business Administration.