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

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stitclents in the .Xc':1cle111i. t'Iitl ztspires to he Illl z1e1'o11:11ttic'z1l CIlgillCCI'. lli'li2lllSL' ol' l1is keen interest it1 .1x'i:1tiot1. He hopes to fulfill this Illlllllllllll 111 l'lI'lii .xlI'c.Oll1'g'l' 111 Nlissonri. NN e :ill w1sl1 httn lnfk, :incl we know tl111t lie will he Il cretltt to I.:1 Sztlle. tnetliatteh gztinetl niatnr l'I'il'llllS through lIiS liktihle persoitztlitv. Dtiring tttitities, Xeier one to neglect his stnclies, HI I'1lIlli'Si' niztrks l1:1re ztlwzlys been i11 the higher lll'2li'lxClS. He hats chosen to l-lll'lllCl' l1is L'lIllC'lIlIUlI ll Holt Lross. :intl we :ire l'K'l'l1lIll IIIill I'l'1lllli will he ntnst Slll'l'CSillIl in ixlizttexer catreer he chooses to follow. MARK LEWIS l5RliNIiI.I.I fir I.llIl'Olll AYCIIIIC, Nest Ilttrritigtoit, R. I. Slllfllflll i11 rootn 303. l.ewie, its he is nonttnonly eztlletl. is eighteen ye: l1is emleztxors. ICIJXNKXRIJ LIQON IHl'O'I'Ii I5 Hersei R01IKl.fil'iIIISlOlI III, R. I. lid, who rotnes Irotn St. AI2lllICXY'S I,2Il'IhlI i11 ilrttnstoti. enteretl L41 Szille 'z 1 ' ' 'I .il'l . He showecl lllll 4 nntng 1 scholnship hom St I'111ls -IIIIIIOI H1gI1 S Iool he wats cleserxing' ol tl1is il'lI0l1ll'SllIlJ hy IJCIIIQ o11 the IIOIIOI' roll IIIVUIIQIIOIIT l11s L11 1l I 1 S1Il1 He tntlp llll r 'L 's 1 .1 fz '. ' is ' 'etl worthy ol' joining the long list ol' ho 1' IIOX,XI.I3 IIIIRKIC E17 Wiirrliester Street, I'l'0XillCllL'L', R. I. l1is s1'l1oIz1slit3 work. Don wits 11lso notetl lor his initiztlire. He lI1lSl'ClX'lllCl honncl to he his. FRXNKZIS ISICRXXRID Il,XHII.I. 235 lillililllll Street, l'l'4tYlllCIICC', R. I. I 1x111Is Villlll' to I.:1 Satlle front Ilolx Nanne cillllllllllll' School. Ile int- s stan' liere. he hzts planed lmztskethztll :intl l1:1s SllIJIJUl'lCiI'llll school -IOIIN 'HMO l'IlY CZ XIIII.I. I90 Wyntlltztni .Xreniicz l'l'UNllIClICC. R. I. 1.11 Sillll' is llll itttlietllioii ol' whxtt is lo cotne, we :ire eerlztin lil' will snecie Best 0l.llli'lsllllllll1lIlIJIIIl'SS, .I1ll'li.ulll Holi llI'UNN,1lIlll in lnlttre lil'e. IZGI One ol IgllI'I'IlIgl0lliS hetter gifts to I.:1 Sztlle is I.ewis Iirttnelli. il c-lztssit tl olcl, z1l1o11t live leet nine inches tztll, :intl hats clzirk htnr. ,Xlwzns w1ll1t1g t Ientl 21 l1elpi11g httntl. I.c-wie showed his genittl spirit :intl his willingness to work hy his tireless eilorts i11 IIIC :1t1111111l IlIIllSll'l'li. His lllllllillllll is to heroine Il singer. :intl 2ll'lK'l' glillllllllllflll he intencls to stitch' innsir :tt tht llllliztttl Nlttsie School it1 New York Clitx. NYC wish l1i111 the hest ol' lurk Ill Ilonztltl utnle to I.:1 Sztlle l'rotn St. I'illWLIl'iIiS. .X xery 11111-11tiw slntlent 111 been ill lIIC IIIJIJCI' l1:1ll' ol' his clttss. Iilllllllll l1:1s plztyetl one mation' sport. 111 which he wats Zlll ztttire IIICIIIIJCI' ol' the sq11:1tl. III his Senior rein' now Don hits not t1111c'l1 llllllj lor CXll'll-l'lll'l'IK'lIIill' Lll'lIYIllL'9. Illll he is .1 lllllllllll lellow 111 the hotne rootn. His llllllll' lllIIIIN :ire tntlefniite. IIIII sitreess is Clotning to I.:1 Sztlle i11 his Senior yeatr. fl:1c'k progrcssecl rzipitlly in lIlN sttitlies :intl quickly ztcqttiretl tnztny 11ew lrientls hy l1is 2llIIl2IlJlC personztlitx He spent lIIC lirst three yettrs ol' I1igI1 sthool :tt Nlt. St. Ilhztrles .Xezttletnx Woonsocket, where he wits llll oittstztntling IIICIIHJCIR ol' the loothzill te11111. X quiet :1t1cl retiring lztcl, -luck tztkes his sttltlies serioitslr, pairtiettlatrly thc seienee Sllll-iCl'lS. His :1111hitio11 is to hecotne II l'lIClIlINl, :1t11l il' his work tt ul

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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

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i rliarzuter. We are certain that jim will be as successful in his l'ulure JAMES CH.-XRI.liS I1.Xl lfliR'l'Y ISH Fourth Avenlte. lVoonsoel4et, R. l. Klint entered La Salle as a Freshman. During' his l'our years here. he has sucresslulli rotnbined good scholarship with athletics. A member ol' the xarsity basketball squad for two years, jim was chosen captain ol' the l!ll7,l9lH teani. But his achievements do not stop at sports alone. He has attained a good scholastic record, as well as being noted for his line career as he was at La Salle. JOSIZPII CLXCLNO 32 Carleton Street, l'roridenc'e. R. l. his vocation. Alter graduating lroni .1 .1 ' ' ' course which will help hint reaeh lns ultunate goal. 'Joe' eonies from the Blessed Sacrament Parish and attended Bltssct Sarranient School before coming to I.a Salle Aeadetny. He has shown fea o ambition in the pursuit ol his studies and has been a eredit to both his parish and school. loc took the elassieal course lor two xeais and lttti changed to seientilie istudies, whieh would be ol niore benefit to hun in I 1 Stlle .joe intends to Iollow his chosen profession by attending Providence College and taking' a pre-n Hl-ZNRY I.. C.-XI.C.'XGNl lil 'l'ell Street, l'rox'idenee, R. l. Henry Klaleagni, of Holy Ghost l'arish, entered I.a Salle in lEll0. On his arrival at the Aeadetny, Henry lllIlllClll2llCly took a profound interest in his scholastic actixities, which soon attained for hinl a place on the honor roll. Although he has not participated in school sports, you will always lind hint an eager spectator. His sineere straight lorwardness has gained lor hint many friends. Alter eoinpletion ol' his studies here, he plans to enter college. wliirh will prepare hint lor a suec'essl'ul future. WlLI.l,XM FRANCIS t1.Xl.I..XlI.XN, QIR. 3 Sparrow Street, Providence. R. l. l elassniates soon lound out tha 'z .' 1 .' 4 X 1 ' X ' . . . I he usl lauflhs ll oll and irons out - ' ' ' ' ln September, 1915. Bill entered I.a Salle as a Souhoniore. llis Slllt the w ts t rely souible ind intelligent ltnt He has achieved line niarks in nrtthenrttic's 'ind has 'ilwtxs bee . . . . . t 4. .n near tht top ol his class in this subieet. When eonlronled by ani' rom wlieated niattei I , ' ' ' the dilhcultx in i ctlni incl I . , t 4 t Col le in llte held ol work to which he dexoles his life. C1H.XRl.liS ICIJXVXRD C.XI.I..XN l27 llradlord Street, Bristol, R. l. Charles entered La Salle as a Sophomore in 1915. ln his first year at l.a Salle, he was a prominent athlete in both the swimming elub and on the junior varsity football team. He was also in the Minstrel ol' 'l5, doing inipersonations ol' screen and radio stars. Charles has also shown talent in romedy sketches. He has won the respect and admiration ol' all his classmates. His future plans are to attend Providence College, and we of the Senior class know that he will succeed, and wish hinl the best ol' luek. 1273 tnanner. With his fine record at l.a Salle behind hitn, in both seholnlx achievement and eharaeler, Bill Callahan is destined for ceittin sunt ss