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

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cw X Xp H! -. 3 t y X L A S A 1- 1- E wxkcibtstilm A C A D E M Y l if l JOHN FR XNQIIS Nltlllltllilfl 156 Ill nun S't't:ttt-rt' lhtoytntzxtztz. R. 1. Sixty-four Mac is a tall. handsome. hlottd fellow wlto was 'l'yler's gift to La Salle in '41. .lack laid ltis hooks aside to don tlte navy' hlue in '44 attd served two years with tltal seryice. Soon after his discharge last summer. Mac signed in at La Salle to finish tlte task he had started six years before. Nlat-'s plans for the future aren't quite decided hut suceess is certain in whatever field Ite cltooses. Lots of luck. Nlac. I' t'l'RIlIts. JOSEPH Xl Xlil IRE 93 Ptztrts S'rttt:t1'r Pttmttmtaxtrtc. R. l. Pat came to La Salle in 1911 front lmmaculale Conception .lunior High. He completed his sophomore and part of ltis junior year at La Salle before leaying to enter the seryiee. The Navy was l at's choice and he spent two years serying l ncle Sam hefore he-ing discltarged in ,luly of 'sl-6. Entering La Salle again he has proven his elliciency' in his classroom work. Pat is undecided on what he is going to do after graduating hut what:-yer it may he. he has our hesl wishes for good luck and sutfcess, lflllilllilllllli l.l ltlll-IR Nl'Xll.llO'I' T2 Huy rtloltxt-3 S1 Ill-IlC'l' tIttus't'oy. H. l. lfred entered La Salle in 1943 after lf-ating a preliminary' school in Cranston. Upon arriving he gained a wide variety of friends witlt his keen personality and witty sayings. He ltas always participated in all his class activities and was a willing booster for tltetn. Fred ltasn't decided what lte is going to do in the future hut whatever lte does wc are sure he will he snet'-essful. We all wish you luck in the future. JOSEPH filittlltill Nl,-XNCONIC RIDGE Rout 9y11't'ttt-'ttg1.p. R- I. Cheerful. friendly attd relialmle are three words that suilahly' descrihe Joe. Upon arriying at La Salle from St. fllaryis in 1943. hc acquired many' friends among his classmates and teaclters. With his cheerful smile and likaltle llliiltllvl' Jtlf' was a welcome addition to any gather- ing. He played in the hand for three years and also was a ntenthet' of the swimming leatll. Mindful of the fine qualities which he pos- sesses. we are certain he will he at success in the fkfllly' 'lit' llorlts. THOMAS l,Ol'IS Nl XRKIXCCIO. JH. 64 llot tarts ,lytcxt tc Pttoytntzyrzti. R. I. Tommy came to l,a Salle front list-k Hopkins .lunior High in 1943. He is a conscientious student. usually' quiet and eapahle of carrying on a heated dehale in politics. governtttettt. or current eycttts. He likes dancing. roller-skating. switnming. and hoating. Totttttty is a very sociahle fellow and likes people of the same nature. He has made many' friends at La Salle and is also well kttown. 'l'om intends to study llusiness 'Xdntinistralion and l,aw at college. llest of luck. Tom. 1 .

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CLASS of 47 GA ETA NO JOHN Nl A ROTTO 22 Srxxvvooo S'l'ltI-ll-IT Pttovtmgvzic. R. l. This diminutive graduate of St. Nlichael's Parochial School is referred to by his classmates as lluy . While at the South Providence School of the Archangel he participated in many of the parish plays. He is high on the popularity list because of his garrulous antics and sheep- ish grin. On leaving La Salle. he plans to join one branch of lfncle Sam's armed services and l'm sure his teachers and the Class of '47 wish him the best of luck! ROBERT WILLIAM MARTIN 366 Wvsnixcrox S'l'liI-lI1T Wrist' WWl'XliNVllil'x. R. I. After entering La Salle in his Sophomore year from St. .l21lllL'S ill West Warwick. lgloli established himself as a true friend to all. He- cause of his quiet. pleasing personality and his desire to excel in everything he undertakes. lioll has earned many friends and is held in high esteem by everyone in the class. He always lends his support Io social and athletic affairs. The class of 1947 wishes Rob the best of luck in the years to come. ROBERT FRAN Lib MARWELL 20 WM TAI ox Avizvi iz Nokrn Pitovioigvcii. R. I. Rob entered La Salle in his freshman year and immediately gained friends with his pleasing personality. He is frequently on the honor roll and is a very studious person. Although he doesn't participate in sports he gives his full support to school activities and for two years was in the chorus of the minstrel. Bob intends to go to Provi- dence College to further his education. Good luck. Bob. JOSEPH JOHN MASTRIANO 26 Hunrrox Avigxi ig li-XltlilNtL'l'ON. R. I. When .loe arrived at lla Salle three years ago. little did anyone realize that he would achieve such amazing heights. His refreshing smile. remarkable Sense of humor. and his keen aptitude to study soon placed him in the confidence of everyone whom he met. During his stay at La Salle he established remarkable scholastic achievements and made everlasting friendships. He is going to continue his studying at Providence College. Keep up the excellent work. joe , JOHLPH .IILNSE MEIJEIROS I75 SI'ItAtLl'IC STRI-1I'1'l' Farr. Riviglt. Xlxss. Joe is one of the boys in his class wllo needs no introduction. His presence is always felt. Joe makes friends easily and is forever spreading joy. Although very amusing. llc can also be very serious. His studies do not suffer as a result of his gaiety. His favorite sub- jects are Chemistry and Mathematics in which he maintains a high standard. We take this opportunity to wish him every success in the near future and we look forward to an exceptional doctor in the coming years. 9 x 1 t ' A 'Ov YA. Wg? '5 saga' O 'I N! Sixty-fix e

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Xl ,,,f , 7ZS7fiif'ii f is Z! if ' A . c L A s S of 4 7 5 ' l'lmlP,li Ialltrl-.Nh NIz:kIzNN.X 27 Xlot xr Hottie Ayizst ti Pttox lllliNI1l-1. H. l. Pt-te . as he is known among his fellow stutlents. is a shy fellow who takes his work seriously. He intenrls to take up elentistry at eollege. hljeteu enteretl La Salle .Neatlemy in '42 from Holy Name School. llis eourse was interruptetl hy the war antl he left La Salle lo serve Z1 year autl a half as a pharmacist mate in the Unitetl States Navy. He returnecl to La Salle in '46 to eontinue his stutlies. We all wish him sueeess in his future life. JOHN ELLIS NICKONR 9 lhtztgytart. Mmm t-1 Exsr CHr1mw'1c:H. R. I. This tall. lmlontl. athletieally-minfletl youth. enteretl La Salle in '43 antl has passetl four wry eventful years with us. ln the near future. .lavli plans to enter l'roxitlenee College antl prepare for nieflieine. To hitn. we. the elztss of '47 wish the hest of luelx anal sueecess in his future career. WILLI-UI FR.-XNCIS Nlc:XlANliS 66 lJORtIllliS'l'l-lli ,-html i-1 Pnoxtotavzrg. R, l, lilac Came to La Salle from Saint :Xnlhony's St-hool in 19-13. and ever sinee entering has her-n exeeeclingly popular with his classmates. His seholastie standing is lnetter than that of the average stutlent. Bill is notetl for his witty sayings antl his nonehalant manner. Hr: has often hroken up the monotony of lessons with his humor antl wil. Nlae intentls to further his etlueation at the llnixersity of Southern California. .l :XNIES JOSEPH Nltftjl EENEX 48 Hoosrixtztql' 5'rl:t1t:'r WVNRWICK. R. l. .lames was at gratluate of St. l'aul's in Cranston, He enteresl La Salle in St-ptetnlter. 1944. He has hatl much success since then, especially . , . uiet fellow antl likefl hy all who know him He is an artlent supporter of all sports of the school. l1iS in his seholastie work. ,limmv is a at faxorite sports heing foolltall antl hasehall. Nfter leaving La Salle ,llllllllj intenmls to stumly law at Proxitlenee College. Rest of lurk. .l1Hl. JOHN ,IOSEPH fNl1:XEtIHER T6 l'i:w1nt-ztrrom S1'tn1t:'r Ihtoxitncvitz. R. l. 'flhroughout his high sehool eareer ,laek has lteen a witle awake memluer of our elass. His goofl nature antl really wil haxe many times matle the tlull hours seem hright. Although he 1loesn't reprea sent the sehool athletieally ,lack is at frequent supporter of all our contests. His heaming eountenanee will soon he seen arountl the eampus at Proviclenee College. ln parting. our hesl wishes for his sueeess are exeeefletl only hy the happy memories we haue fountl in our association with him in the past. Sixty-three