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

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X V , xx'-XX , C L A S S MAROON am WHITE 'I O f 4 7 4. i fer 4, pfglfvf .-Xl.llER'l' HENRY IANNETA 12 Hiztnzrono S'l'ltICl'IT Ptrm'tm3xt1i:. R. I. Al eame to La Salle in the fall of l943 upon graduation from St. gXnn's Grammar Sehool. Along with Al eame an enormous ahundanee of talent and good will. Though not huilt to conform with athletic standards. he was an ardent follower of all athletie activities. :Xl has heen on the honor roll on numerous oeeasions. Upon graduation Al intends to enter Holy Gross to study law. Septemher will luring to Holy Gross an outstanding young gentleman with a dynamic person- ality. Good lllvk. Al. THONI :KS JOSEPH IANNOTTI 26 l't.t1asu'r Srntjt-IT Jotttxsroy. H. I. After eolnpleting a eourse at Thornton Junior High School. Toni entered La Salle :Xeademy in 1944. 'l'hrough his radiant person- ality he immediately eame to he a friend of all. Though not an honor student. his marks were always sufficiently high enough so as to plaee him in the first part of his elass. His amhition is to heeome engaged in some husiness venture. hut first he is enlisting in the Navy. llue to his ahilily lo grasp the situation. we are sure that SllC'K't'ss will he his reward. FRANCIS NIITKIHELI. .MNIICS I3 i,l-ICKYINNT ,Mmt to l'noxtni-zmztg. R. l. fVlajo1 ' entered La Salle in his freshman year. coming from Nathan- ael Greene .lunior High. His ever genial personality and wit have made him exceedingly popular with his fellow students. and he has always been a credit to his Alma Nlater. He intends to pursue engi- neering at Brown. and we all know that he will he a sueeess in this eareer and a eredit to l.a Salle Academy. JOHN JOSEPH RARCZ I0 l.ttn-Lu't'x Srtuct-Yr Wantom. R. l. ,lohn eame to La Salle in his freshman year from Warren .lunior High and immediately aeeustomed himself to the surroundings. His win- ning smile and suitahle disposition lnrought him many admirers. He has always attained ahoie average marks in all suhjeets and is a eredit to the sehool. Although he participated in no major sport he strongly supported all athlelie teams and participated in intramural sports. John has not yet decided what or-eupation he will follow. but we all know he will he successful. Good luek. John. CHARLES I-'HI-ilbl-1RICK KEEGAN -150 Crt-xrksrostg AYICWI li Pnoxlmgvztz. R. l. Charlie eante to l.a Salle in S1'Illt'IlllN l' of '42 from St. l'atriek's Grammar School. In his sophomore year Charlie played on the J. Y. foothall team. He left sehool in July. 194-5 to enter the Coast Guard and served until june. 19416 when he was honorahly diseharged. He returned to La Salle last September to complete his Senior year. As yet Charlie is uncertain as to his future hut we are sure he will he sueeessful in whatever life-work he pursues. Fifty-three

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Fillly-ltiltlt xl. f K .X ff f,, f,. L A S A L L E WRQLSQXL iiilaiikiiliiiiic A C A D E M Y JOSEPH CLll l-'ORD lililitl.-UN. JR. 184 Fin IT HIL1. .Mimi tc Pttoxintlxtiti. H. l. After serving for two years in the Lnitetl States Nayy. ,loc re-enteretl La Salle tu cnntinue his education. He first came to La Salle in 'J-l from lienrge ,l. West ,luniur High Schunl. Due tn circumstances he was furcetl tn leave in '43 to enter the service. While at La Salle he was a memher nf the track team for lwn years. When ,lne linishes his etlncatiun here at La Salle he hopes to gn tn cnllege tn hecume a llliirnpractnr. Cowl luck and Cml he with ynn. .lnel FRXNLIIS X XX IER lil'Il.Lli1 105 Nlxvrirg XXI-LNI 1-1 Pnminlgxcii. R. I. t Through the portals of li wallgetl a hluml-llairetl. hlue-eyetl lrishman nantetl Kelley. flashing the happy smile nun sn familiar to all of ns. W Entering school late in the term Frank. nexertheless. ranks high anmng the schnlars nf I-A. .-Xlways eager tn listen tt- yon. he is a fellow whom ynu can trust antl cnnfitle in. We who knnyt him are pruutl lu claim him not only as a class-mate llut as a true lrienrl. Here-'s tn Xssump- tinn Parish since it has llelpetl to make l'1l'LlItli what he is. JXNIES l-'HXNCIS lilillt 95 llumrn S'l'Itl'1lC'l' 1Jlt0Yllll'jNtIl4l. H. l. Kel enteretl La Salle frnm lllessetl Sacrament in 194-1. ln his three years here he strivetl fur gmail marks antl has succeetletl in his task. llesitles being un the swimming team for a year. Kel is a staunch supporter of all extra-curricular activities. llpnn his gratluatinn he hopes tn enter pre-menlieal scluml and we all knnw that he will he a nntalvle success in future years. The ltest of luck lu a gmail frientl. JOHN Nllt1H,Xl-fL KELIA 84 Puiunx .Kimi 1-Q Ptmyimzwct-1. R, l. john cattle tn La Salle as a soplnnnnre frnm Saint 3lichael's Parnchial School in 1944. His conscientious stutlying antl aptitude haye secureil him a place on the honor rnll fur twn years of his stay here at the .-Kcatlemy. Being very amiable antl jncular he has made frientls not nnly in classes hut alsn amnng his running mates nn the crnss-country team. .lohn plans to go to Prnyitlence College in preparation lui' an engineering career in which we hmm he will he snrcesslul. H it .XIONII l'HlI.l.ll' lilCl.l.lit 236 'xL'l'lllik S'I'lil41l'l'l' l'l:mltn1.x4:l4L. H. l. Hay came frmn Assumption Junior High Scluml in l9fl-3. antl was immetlialely acclaimerl for his talents hy being clectctl a class nllicer antl shnwetl ayiel interest in all schnnl actixities. His cnntagious smile antl witty cnnxersatimt earnetl him many frientls in his lnur years at the Xcatlemy. ln Hay's case. La Salle! loss is the gain nl the Massa- chusetts Sclinul nf Optometry. wht-er he intentls to further his ethica- tinn. The ltest wishes of his many l.a Salle lrientls will lte with him.

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xNl it l LA SALLE rfiliiziocisf ACADEMY I E FRANCIS JOSEPH HINDLE 270 Dot'oi.As Avigxtig Ptttnltmrlwu. R. I. Fifty-two Frank. better known to his friends as t'The liooliieu. came to La Salle in September of 1944 after having completed his course at St. Pat- rickis. Although he has had no part in sports activities. lfrank is one of the school's most ardent rooters and has regularly attended all athletic events. His beaming smile and pleasing personality are known throughout the school. especially by llrother Flavian who is a special friend of Frank. He has a willingness to co-operate with his fellow classmates and to support their activities. Frank's plans for the future are undecided. JOHN MARTIN HORIN 336 Nonrutr Srtuliir Cttusrox. R. I John. the young man who always has a smile on his face or a humor- ous anecdote to dispense, is St. Paul's representative to La Salle During part of his career at l.a Salle. .lohn was a member of thc hockey team. ln his ,lunior year he was highly honored with the position of a class oflicer and proved that he is a capable leader. As yet. ,loltn has not decided what path to follow when he leaves school. but we all know he will be successful in any one he chooses. llood lucli. .loltn. from the class of '41 DANIEL FRANCIS HODNETT 25 Rosmv :AVI-IfNI'I-1 Pitovimgvil-1. R. I. A friendly manner and a pleasing personality have won Dan many friends in La Salle since his entrance from St. Pius School in l943. His desire to get ahead and diligence in his studies have won him tlte praise of both students and teachers alike. He has been a staunch supporter of all school activities. We feel sure that Dan will succeed in whatever Held he undertakes. and our sincere wishes go with him in his way of life. .l A AI ES EDWARD HOPKINS T Bigckm Avmt I: Jouxsrox. R. l. One of the many veterans furthering tlteir education at La Salle is ,lim Hopkins. lim. who is better known as Hoppy , first came to the Academy in 1941. but because of the war. he served two years in the United States Navy. ,lim has shown his proficiency in ltis studies and is very much interested in the field of sports. His outstanding personality has gained him a wide circle of friends and admirers here at La Salle. Hoppy is a very determined fellow and we don't doubt that he will reach success in whatever goal he strives for in the future. ROBERT DONALD HOXLE ITT Cluttv Sriuaizr Puovimgvztz. R. I. Since Bob cattle to La Salle from tlte Cathedral parish he has gained a host of friends. Although he has never engaged in any varsity sports Bob has always lent his wholehearted support to all La Salle sports events. His additional qualifications as a devoted student give real assurance that his life's endeavors will be studded with success. We know that in whatever field he desires to enter his determined char- acter and admirable disposition will bring him success. Best of luck. Robert.