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

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joseph l'ngat'o William liane lCtlu:u'tl Nlcflatthy james Patrick The Maroon and White Annual O try' and meet with the standards ol' past MARooN ,two Witrrti editions is indeed a dillicult task. We, the members of the H348 yearbook stall' soon lound this out, and it is now our hope not to try to surpass past edi- tions, but merely to meet with and equal them. ln previous years, the book was ttnder the supervision ol' Brother Patrick, bttt this year Brother Patrick relinquished his post as MARooN AND XVut'rtQ moderator to locus his time and attention more closely on the Christian Brothers Centenary program. Our new tnoderator came lrom the lay lac- ulty. Mr. Vincent Mcfiinn proved himsell' a most, worthy successor to Brother Patrick. By his intimate association with the writers and other stall members, Mr. McGinn has com- pletely won our respect and admiration, and we hope that the work we have done pleases him and satislies the hours ol arduous work which he has pttt into this ISJ48 yearbook. The Seniors, from the very lirst meeting held lor yearbook aspirants, displayed their keen interest in this project. Many students possessing various talents came-writers, art- ists, arrangers, typists, all eager to oller their services. Then the important task ol' assigning each boy to the position he was best. sttited for was undertaken. After each Senior had been carefully placed, various departments were established. Mr. McGinn selected those boys who displayed initiative and extraordinary talent to head each department. He chose as editor ol' the yearbook Edward Mcflarthy, an honor student who has worked lealously in the making ol this yearbook, and William MeEnery Matthew Mztttera consequently has won the admiration ol all who have worked under him. He was capably assisted by Vincent Troli, also an honor stu' dent, and he has also contributed much to this I9-18 yearbook. To receive accurate information on the vari- ous varsity teams, members ol these teams were asked to write a description of their teams and an account ol' the season's activities. Handling this department, the sports section, was joe llngato and Matthew Mattera. '1 he business department, under the super- vision ol' X'Villiam Kane, did an excellent job ol' collecting the yearbook fees and arranging the schedule lor Senior yearbook pictures. The .-Xrt Department deserves special recog- nition lor its outstanding achievements. NVQ mttst give special thanks to Alames Patrick for all the art work prominent in the lirst sections ol' the book. XVilliam lN'IcEnery devoted much ol' his extra time in photographing the various athletic activities and other programs ol interest around the campus. Last bttt lltll least is the Arrangement De- partment. This group handled all the mate- rial, pictures, etc. which had to be corrected, and assembled. This all-important. depart- ment was headed by Aloseph Ungaro. There you have a short explanation of how we gilt this ISHS yearbook together. X'Ve are very sorry that we cannot mention all who have contributed to the yearbookfall the typists, and writersg we can only thank them for their excellent cooperation. And to you, the reader ol' this yearbook, goes our fondest hope that you will enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed presenting it to you. Vincent 'l'rol'i Robert Hebert

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