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

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Who is the beatn ol sunshine that brightens up our classroom? lt is notre other than Don, with his charming personality and litre sense ol' humor. Don came to I.a Salle from Blessed Sacrament junior High Sehool in 1915. During his three years here, he has won a rountless number ol' friends. Although he did not participate in any sports. he has been 1 t . ' 1 loy tl suppottct ol tll our ms Do hobby is photogr tphx md on many occasions he has been seen snapping pictures ol the srhool grottnds. He plans to enter engineering school upon grzuluation. antl we know' hc will be a sueeess there. Good bye and good lurk, l3on ! I.eo entered l.a Salle .Xeatlents lout' sears ago, coming' from Saint 'l heresa's. Quiet, sincere, aml always willing to cooperate, I.eo is a perlert gentleman it1 every sense ol' the word. He has reached the goal ol' the 1.a Salle honor roll many times. and has always been a great supporter ol' the sehool's has been keeping his future a seeret. but we know that it will be a sut'eessl'ul one. Good lurk and the best ol' wishes to a lellow La Salle can be activities. l.eo FRANCIS JOSEPH BLICSSINGTON 31 Grand Street, l'roxidence. R. 1. Frank came to us from the Assumption l'ar ish. Sinee his first year he has won for hitnsell' the respect aml lriendship ol' all with whonl he has come in contact. Frank is on the track team, and Ire is one ol' the most dependable runners we hare, both on the boards and on the einders. He has shown his versatility by managing the team, as well as by eompeting. 'tlfrank's marks have always been xery high beeause ol' his interest in getting ahead. Alter graduating, Ire plans to enroll at l'roxidem'e College. where we all know he will be a big stteress. Best ot' lurk, l'1 rank. 150NpX1.D BLOUIN 150 Sutton Street, Proridenee, R. I. 'z ' tea '. n's ' 1: '. 1 lXlllIll.X1iI. BOIXIN 55 Durban Street. 1'ltINlllC'IlCl'. R. l. Mike entered I.a Salle in 'l5. hailing lrom Nathanael Greene Alunior High Sehool. During his attentlanee here he has aetptired many lriends through his pleasant and dependable manner. Boxing is his latorite sport. and he has done well on the team. 11e takes an enthustastte interest nr all other sports, especially swimming, ire skating, anal tlaneing. Mike plans , . to enter lroritlenee College next rear to pursue a pre-metlu'al course. Best ol' lurk in the future. lXlike. and murlr stttu-ss. LICU UIOSIQPH BOUCZHARI3. EIR. 25 Beeker Axentte. Johnston, R. I. proud ol. r l HENRY FRJXNCIS BOlT1.1i'l' 19 Berkeley Street, liast I'rtnitletn't'. R. 1. Henri' entered 1.a Salle as a Sophomore in September, 1915. .Xu excellent student, he has not had too mueh trouble with his studies here at the Aeztclerlly. Boxing is his great avoeation, and this year he is trying to organize a real boxing tealn lor the sehool. .Xlso a member ol' the l'nitetl States Naval Reserxe, Henry seems to be a rely busy young' man. He is lltll sure ol' going to college, bttt we all know that il he does he will maintain the same high standing he has held here at l.a Salle. tw

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GEORGE 1. IEIZHRENS 20l Pleasant Street, Rutnlord. R. I. l'ersonality'. sineerity. studiousness. and il sunny' disposition haye marked George as 1i typical La Sallite. George came here lrom liast Proyidence -lunior High School. and has always heen a staunch supporter ol' all school aetirities and athletie eyents. He entered I.a Salle in lllll hut was called to the serytee ol his eountty heloie he had completed his lumor year. He to I 1 Salle m lfll5 ind tn two years his made trinity lttends rs t returned .1 ' ' . 1 ' result ol' his good will and eyer-ready smile. Upon graduation. he intends to enter Brown Ilniyersity, where he will take up engineering. Because ol' his high grades in Math we are sttre he wtll he a great sueeess tn tlus field. We all wish you the hest ol' luck in the future. George. IRVINCL 'I'. llliI.I ll'NlliIiR l Camp Street, lzsmond. R. I. Irving' eame to I.a Salle lrom lismoud Grammar Sehool in lllll. llurn g his high sehool eareer, he has maintained a gootl stholastie standing. Ile has won the admiration ol' the Ilrothers. teaehers, and eyeryone else has come in eontact with. .X mernher ol' the hand and orchestra since lfllr Irving parttetpated tn many school actiyities. .Xlthough he tlitl not partieipltt in sports, he was a loyal lan. A memher ol' the commercial department lit proved hitnsell' worthy' ol' the cause. We know that he will he a sure in whateyer lieltl ol' work he ehooses. ROISICRI .XUSIIN IIICRGICRON 52 Nichols Street. l'royide nee R. I. Since entering I.a Salle, Roh has endeared himsell' to his lellow class- mates and mernhers ol' the laeulty: Holm hails I'rom the lnnnaculate Conception parish, and upholds the long line ol' litre gentlemen I'rom that section ol' the eity' who haye heeotne alutnni ol' La Salle .Xeademy'. .Xlthough he has not-heen acttye in sports. his enthust astu on the sidelines has helped win many' a game lor I.a Salle. Bohn plans to enter college in the lall, and we all know he will eome through with llylllg eolors. Good luek to a wondetlul lellow. ARMANI? I5lI.OI3Ii.Xl' 'ln W trerly Street, l'roy'tclence, R. I. who can he termed a true hut I-'our years ago .Xrmand made his dehut at I.a Salle as a Ifteshman. Ile hrought with him a sense ol' humor which has won hitn many' Iirier Xlthough he did not eompete in any sports. he has heen a great hoos o' e ie conte' '. - ex mects er lor his sehool hy ttteudln all athl t sts I-Ie to . . 1 U . . , l l,l'0YlllCllCC Lollege next year, and rudgtng hy' his seholastte reeord h - vill undouhtedly he a sueeess in the I'uture. We know thit Xrmand has made our stay' at I.a Salle a truly pleasant one. lor he is 1 ltly' I'.XllI. lflllfll IIIJIS 772 East Ayenue. West Xvilllylfli, R. I. West Warwick. Since his 1 ' 1 ' l'aul CLIIIIC to I.a Salle asa Sophomore lrom St, .loseplrs Alunior High Sehool. nityal here l'tuls winning smile ind ioyitl pet souality' haye 'I'hough never 1 ' .' ' 1 lf 1 won lor him the respect and lriendship ol' his classmates. in honot student, l'tul his tlw'ry's nrrtntltned a hetter thin arerage paee with his marks. I.ast year Paul served as a yaluahle tnemher ol' the hand. l7ndeeidetl as to whether he will go to eollege or not. we all know that Patil will he a hig sueeess in whateyer lield he chooses. Best ol' luck to a true La Sallite and a grand lellow. i231

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.-Xlhert, a most worthx' student. entered La Salle in 1945. He hails lrom that part ol the state known asljohnston, where he attended St. 'l'heresa's l l Ml l l flllllllllllll' Sc 100 . Although he does not participate in any ol' the school sports, he is an ardent supporter. do upon graduating. Whatexer he linally decides on, the class ol' '-I8 wish l Al all the luck in the world. Joe entered La Salle in Septemher. ltlll. He comes from Saint NIoseph's Parish in Scituate. Rhode lsland. and graduated lrom Saint l'eter's Grammar Sehool. I-'rom the sonality and chara here and he will with him. Besides hisiseholastie work, whirh he has kept on ai good level. llC WHS 11 lllClllllCI' joe has shown hiinsell' to he not only a student, hut also a man interested in extra-eiirrietilar activities. He plans to attend Cornell alter graduation. and we all know that wherever he goes he will he welcome. Before entering La Salle, Russell graduated lrom St. Miehael's School. His industrious hahits and his conscientious ellorts have gained for him the honor ol' ranking high in his studies. His sense ol' humor and soeiahle personality hate made him a larorite with his classmates. We are confident that Russell will be as year stay at La S: ille. ALBERT JOSEPH BOURCIER 38 XVaterman Avenue, Johnston, R. I. 'lie lere at La Salle he has made many friends. Alhert is rather undecided as to what he intends to R0l5l'iR'l' H. BOITTIER 15 Mapleton Street, Cranston, R, l. Boll, or Frenchie, as he is hetter known, came to I.a Salle from Briggs Junior High. Not taking part in any of the school sports. he played extensively in intra-mural sports. Scholastic achievement was his main aim in coming to La Salle. In this he succeeded hy ohtaining xery high marks. although never succeeding in making the honor roll. His aim in lile is to hecome a lawver and to take part in politics. Our hest wishes go with l iim. 4lOSl'il'H RXYMOXU BOYVEN Hopkins Aienue. Johnston, R. l. day he entered l.a Salle he has heen known lor his per- cter. 'lhrough his personality he has gained many friends alwavs he rememhered luv those who had ani association ol' the outdoor and indoor track teams and the orchestra. J FDXVIN JOSEPH UROYYN H5 Grosvenor Aveiiue, East I'rovident'e. R. I. Sinre Ed eame to l.a Salle lroiu liast llroiidence in ltlll, he has heen known lor his genial personality and his quiet and reserxed manner. lle is a good student. olten attaining honor marks. and an ardent supporter ol' all La Salle's aetixities. 1itl has not yet made known his plans lor the l'ut these sterling qualities he will he a siifcess in his later life. ure, hut hecause ol' his xersatility and capahilities we know that with RUSSIELI, VINCENT BROWN 56 Reynolds Xvenue, Proxiilenee 5, R. l. sueeesstul in the luturc as he has been during his three l25l