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JOHN BERNARD MCNITLTY W5 Burnside Street, Providence, R. I. jack came to La Salle as a Sophomore from St. Michaels junior High in 1915. He wasn't here long before he had made nutnerous friends with his line character and personality. Although 4'-lack has not played sports here at La Salle, he is an ardent supporter of them all. He has been follow- ing the science course for the past three years and would like to be a chemist. He intends to go to l'rovidence College. llest ol' luck. lack, l2Vl?Rl'i'l l' li. Nlt2l'HlI.l.ll'S Sl Sibyl Street, Providence, R. l. Red is a graduate of St. Anthony's School. Entering l.a Salle as a Freshman, he quickly gained the friendship and admiration of his fellow students by his good humor and scholastic ability. He advanced through his Sophomore, junior, and Senior years with apparent ease. Red is hoping to enter Providence College next fall to further his education. Here's ho ring- these long-searched-for qualities will remain with him and bring him success in whatever lield he may choose. GICORGIC K. MCQUAIJIQ 25501 Pawtucket Avenue. Riverside, R. l. George, better known as Mac, entered La Salle in the fall of lflll. and became one of the outstanding boys in our class. He is friendly, jovial, and cordial in his relations with his schoolmates. Mae is a hard worker. and because of this, has advanced well in his studies. His ability to play a musical instrument has made him one of our outstanding trumpeters. He is right there with all the information that is necessary. and we are sure that La Salle is proud of George today and will be even more proud of him in the years to come. He intends to enter Bryant College and follow through the business course. Best of luck, Matz CIH.XRl.l'lS 'l'l-IONIAS MlGH.Xlil. lti:'3 Cedar Street, Providence, R, I. lt is with great pride and pleasure that we present to you one of the smallest but truest La Salle men in the class of '-18. K'Mike entered La Salle in l9l'l, a product ol' Nathanael Greene Junior High School, He, ranking with the excellent students. has graced the honor roll for four years. His outward expression of innocence and seriousness serve merely to veil his ready wit and humor. His companions are often moved to spasms of laughter by his comments. Successfully balancing good times and laughter in one hand, and studies and hard work in the other, Mike is looking forward to even greater success at Massachusetts lnstitute of leclmologv upon his graduation. May everlasting success be yours, Nlikc. JOHN 'l'HONl.XS MICH.-Xlil. 370 West lixchange Street, l'rovidence, R. l. During his four-year stay at La Salle, john has won for himself a host ol' friends with his sparkling sense ol' lnunor and his amiable personality. A keen mind and diligent application to his studies have made the honor roll a familiar achievement for him. Although not on any of the varsity teams. .lohn has always manifested a keen interest in all sports. 'l'o a young man of johns character and standing we can only wish the best of everything. lfi9l l 4
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IXLI COIIIC. Collepfe. QIOSICPH l1Il.XRl.liS Nlt1KI'INN.X 79 Norwood Axenue, Iidgewood. R. I. loe is .1 l'1d ol li11e 1-l1araete1' and nranlr stature. Beealise ol his enthusiastic' interest in his studies, l1e never participated i11 any type ol athletics. This does not indicate lack ol' interest however. since he has inanx potential eapahilities i11 the lield ol' sports. His seliolastie reeord has won hi111 distinction ainong his lellow students. sinee he is constantly striving to Illlllllllllll a lIlQ llCl' status i11 l1is grades. I11 tl1e classroom l1e is rated highly ln' his lellow elassnrates. sinre l1e has a quick wit llllll line personality. .Xlter leaving I.a Salle. he IIIICIIIIS to pursue a pre-dental course at l,l'0YlllClIl'C Good lurk. joe in all your actixities IION' Zlllll in llll' days to NI.XR'l'IN -l0Slf1l'll Nlt:Rl'iNN.X lll7 Ht vpe Street. l'1'oritle11t'e, R. I. Nlailin, a gratluate ol' St .lostl ltllfl. llis educ'ation was interrupetl when l1e enlisted in the Arniy in Ifllw Xlt coinplcting 1 ptitod ol serxue he ILllllIlLtl to I 1 Srlle to 1' I cl. 1 . l.: ,.' 1h's, eatne to I.a Salle as a Soplroniore in . 1 .1 .2 I eneh his thirst lor knowledge. Illartin is known lor his loyal support ol school actixities. his nnld disposition and l11s pleasing personalitr. all ol wlrich haxe XYOII l1in1 the admiration ol' his elassrnates, I-Ie plans to continue lns Lfilllfllllflll at Providence College. Good luck. Nlartin. and may your Years ll I' C nes . T. he happy o .junior wit and p 'I HOMXS Nl1:KIiXN.X 62 Waxerly Street. l'rovidenee. R. I. vl'llUllIllS, or Nlat'. as l1e is ealled ln :1ll his lriends. l1as won tl1e respect 1 ol all ol his lellow students hy his eonseieiitious work i11 class. and ln his ersonalitt outside ol' class. As a Ineinher ol' ll1e .lssuinption High Sehool, he won aeelaitn lor l1is athletic qualities, as well as his school studies. Mae starred OII the hasehall, loothall. and track ICIIIIIS i11 junior high sehool, hut upon Corning to 1.a Salle he gave all this llll i11 laxor ol' scholastic work. and he I1as done exceedingly well. With his departure lroni I.a Salle, he is Jlanniirir to enter husiness eollefre, where l1e will Illll-UI' U B . 111 IICCOIIIIIIIIQ Knowing Mae as we do. we leel he is assured ol' a hright luture. Good luck. Millar. IJXYID CJCORGIQ NIt1I..'XlIIiIII.lN fe Street, Bristol, R. I. I7 Clottn, Wlien ligne entered 1.11 Salle i11 Septetnher ol' I9ll he IlllIIlCllilllClY nrade Ill'lIIV lriends 'IIIIUNU' the students llllil laeulty. His quick wit Illlll his 'happy- 1l .1 U g0'lllK'l'il attitude IIIQIKIC coniratles wherever he went. .Ks a student l1is rnarks e eretlitahle a11d l1e earned the approhation ol all his teachers. WVhcn Dare leaves l.:1 Salle he lakes with him our hest wishes for l1is sueeess. QIOHN I'. Nl1l..XlTGHI.lN 201 Sarkett Street. l'l'0XlllCIlCC, R. I. lohn uune to l.a Salle in his l'll'CSlllII1lII year from Gilhert Stuart Qlunioi High School. He at once IlI2lilC lriends with everyone l1e eaine i11 1'o11tat't with. Alohn deeided to take the l'UllIlllCl'L'l2ll eourse, and niaintainecl a creditable scholastit' standing tlrroughout. In his last year he went out lilil tl1e lrofkey teanl. and Iouud a secured plafe OII the line. He also went o11t lor the track learn i11 his qlunior year. Wherexer John goes alter he leaves this .XCfllilCIlly. we know l1e will he a credit to the ClII'lSlllllI Brothers wl1o hare taught hint. 11181
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