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

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Fifty LA SALLE -fwiiiaafi ACADEMY JOSEPH EDWARD HANNIG AN 2 tluotrrtgu Srtumr Jouxsrow. R. I. Known as ,Ioe to his many friends at La Salle. .loe Hannigan is tops in our hook. Upon entering La Salle in 1944 from Calef junior High, .loe set to work making himself known. and as a result is one of the most popular students. ,loe has heen a memher of the varsity football squad for three years and became a stalwart end in 1946. The Senior Class wishes you the hest of luck. Joe. GERALD CONNOR HANRAHQXN 54 Puuot ru Srttrigr Pnmtnrxtgttz. R. l. Corning from the -Xssumption Parish to La Salle. Hank was immedi- ately taken hy many as a friend. Ry his pleasing and mild disposition and sparkling personality he has won the confidence of students and teachers alike. Here at the aeademy. Hank is chiefly known for his loyal support of any and all of the school aetivities. This spirit will undouhtedly assure him of future success. After leaving La Salle he intends to further his education at a httsiness eollege. Good lttek. Hank. and may your life he crowned with suveess. WALTER FRAMQIS HARRINIZTON lll Conrxx Srargrzr Pnovttmtgvm. R. l. Walt. hetter known as Hago . arrited at La Salle in his Sophomore year and immediately won numerous friends hy his Fine personality and eltaraeter. He was elected to office in Sophomore and .lunior years. During i'Hago's tenure at La Salle he attained a good scho- lastic rating and possessed fine athletic talent. Upon graduation. Walt plans on entering the army after which he intends to commence his collegiate Career at an undecided eastern college. We wish Hagen the hest of luek. LEO FRANCIS HARTFORD 82 ARNULI1 Srttmlr Pttot1mLNCr1. R. l. Leo entered La Salle in his sophomore year from St. .loseplfs parish. Without a douht. he is one of the most popular and hardworking inernhers of the senior Class. He has gained for himself. during his stay at La Salle. a large number of friends. For two years he was an able manager of the hockey team. His plans for the future are as yet uncertain. hut we who know him are sure he will he a sueeess. Best of luck, Leo! JOHN RAYMOND HEALEY 98 Dl'llL1flY Srttmgr Puoxtutgxcti. R. l. Alniahle and energetie. ,lohn eame to La Salle as a Sophomore. With an established reputation of lreing alrle to make a dull tuornent hright, he has eontrihuted much humor in the classroom and particularly in the Chemistry laboratory. His joviality and eandirl manner have heen outstanding factors in .lolmis popularity. lfpon graduation he is planning to enter Holy Cross College. To a swell fellow we wish lots of luek in the years to come.

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sx5 f K, MAROON and WHITE l JOHN JOSEPH HEFFERNXN. JR. 1090 Tort. li vrti Row Xttqlgyilfgyxt H. 1. The hoy with the friendly smile whieh melts away wrath. has out sympathy for coming from We-seott. ,-X memher of the La Salle Championship Cross Country team in his sophomore and junior years he has proved himself to he an average student. After graduation .lollll intends to follow engineering at Rhode lsland State lfollege where he will surely make many friends and meet with -um-ess hood ll1t'l'1. ,lohnnyl Aff? L Qllcoif 'QL9 f o f 4 7 ,fftfijrxff ff . E y, JOHN XLFXKNIJFH HENDRX ll Portal: -Xvtcxl tc f,.0XlN1ItIl'l', R. I. john. one of the few students from tlonimieut. eatne lo us from Gorton Junior High N-hool in 1943. He has attained the honor roll many times. ,lohn was a memher of La Salle-'s hoxing team frotn the years 1943-1945 under llrother Xdrian. He was foreed to retire from the ring after sudering an unfortunate injury. We helieve that his well- developed personality whieh is admired hy all his fellow students. will lead hnn lo sueress in later life. He hopes to he a nayal oflieet' and we know he will make a line leader. Lots of sueeess. john. t.H'XRl,.l-.S NX I1.l.l Nl HEWITT. JH. 115 Liwtmox Row lltuxsrox. R, I, During, his four years al La Salle. llud has proyen himself lo he a good student and athlete. His high ideals. ready smile and wholesome humor. led us to choose him as an exeelleut friend and helpful Classs tnate. llpon leaving La Salle. llud plans to pursue the field of engi- neering, at either Wyoming State or Rhode lsland State College. With him go the wishes of the elass of '47 for oxerwhelming sueeess in all his undertakings. R-XYNIUNIJ FRANCIS Hltltll-INS 64 Ettanrtt S'1'ar1t1T l',IiOVllH'lNtjl-1. R. I. l3sua1ly referred to as Jigger hy his friends. he entered La Salle in September, '11-3. after Completing a sueeessful eight years at St. Ray- mond's. While here he has upheld great popularity among his class- mates heeause of his social manner. Although he did not participate in sports, he could he found at every event cheering the Maroon and White on to victory. Ray likes to fix things. see good movies, and go daneing. After graduation he plans to enter Providenee College. we wish ltim lots of luek. FDXX ,XRD 1 E I FR HIGGINS 34 tjuoitot: S'1'nt:i1'1' Puovlvizxctvz. H. 1. After graduating from St. Joseph's Junior High School. Ed entered La Salle in his sophomore year. A member of the Commercial depart- ment he has proved himself to he a persevering student and an ardent follower of sports. His quiet. hut friendly disposition has made hiln a favorite with his fellow students. This valuahle asset. we are sure. will serve him to great advantage in the future. Good luek. l'Ed and may success always he yours. Fifty-one

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QI W7 2 MAROON and WHITE O dvivfievq-A . as Qxsf if CLLIFTOX HOIJSUN I-l,'XNIIL'I'Ub QLQV 362 W'r1as1'tgt: Aint t. Cttvvsrox. R. I. Leaving Sacred Heart Junior High School in Sharon. Nlassaehusetts. Clif entered l,a Salle in his freshman year. :Ks a Science student. he has proven himself to be a persevering pupil. He has also been a four year member of the hand. His quiet but friendly disposition has tnade him a favorite with his fellow students. This asset. we are sure. will serve him a great advantage in his career as a Doctor. Good luck. Clif . and mav success always be vours at Providence College and-throughout your lifetime. RAYMOND ERNEST H,XN'lII.'l'ON Notcrn SNIITIII-'II-ILIJ. R. I. llack in 1911-3. North Smithlrielfl was proud to have Ray enter La Salle. Through earnest work. Ray has kept a good record here. and now. North Smithfield can boast another high school graduate as Ray leaves La Salle. He has been a wonderful classmate to all of us and his qualities are surely a credit to the school, Ray comes from St. Peter's school in Greenville. His future hopes are not definite as yet. PRXNCIS L01 li HAND 654 PIIXIIQII-1 ltvt-zwt I-1 Pttovtntgvtztz, R. I. Duke entered La Salle in his freshman year in 1943. after leaving the lllessed Sacrament. His purpose in entering La Salle was In con- tinue his religious education under the direction of the Christian Brothers. Although he has not participated in any sports, he has gained popularity by his personality and witty sayings. Duke has achieved a high scholastic record and we are sure he will succeed in later life. Good luck, Duke , ROBERT DEYINE H,-XNLEX 163 wil-INDELL Srxtgtgr Pt:ovtm.Nc:t1z R. I. llob entered La Salle in '43 and since then has maintained the envi- able record of being an outstanding student and fine companion. Because of l1is ability to draw, Bob was admitted to the Maroon and White art department in his Junior year. This year he became an active member of the yearbook staff. designing the cover and making many other valuable contributions. Upon his graduation. Bob plans to follow a pre-medical course at Providence College. We thc Class of '47 are sure that his pleasing personality will assure him success in this well-chosen field. JOSEPH JAMES HANLON 191 C1.mtgt.xvtx Srttutzi' PROVIDENCE, R. I. Joe entered La Salle as a Freshman from St. Anthonyls back in '4-3. Although he has never attained prominence for his scholastic ability he is very serious and docile and has earned for himself a host of Iriends and well wishers. NV6,l'li all sure his perseverance will result in the culmination of his goal in life as here at La Salle it has won for him the respect and admiration of his fellow students and teachers. Best of luck. Joe. Forty-nine