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

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. I I IIIS 1 ' ' ' ' DXYII? B. RJXNKIN l51 Pavilion .Xy'enue. I'roy'iclence. R. I. lJaye came to l.a Salle three years avfo Irom Saint Mic-hael's Parish . . 1 T . . . . . . , K. . . , . K. A. : hu intl stncc lhtn his won miny Iticnds by his lttcndly disposition md smile. In his studies Dare has achieyed a high scholastic record, placi ' ntmc on thc honor toll scyci il t' ncs Xltl I ' ' tccl the best ol' luck. LLIRNIINIQ .XX I HONY RXO 259 Admiral Street, l'roy'i During his stay' at l.a Salle. Carmine has been a typical La Salle student, stholaslically' and socially: He has accumulated a vast nutnber ol' lriends throughout the school. Ile will stand otlt in our minds 'ls one ol the liiendliest members ol' our class. He has been a member ol the honor toll twice. Alter graduation Carmine intends to enter a local college. We are confident that he will be successful in whatever lield he chooses. K . selected as :resident ol' his dence, R. I. . 'T'1 ll . , lflllgll IC IILIS llOl lJ1ll'llClpll actiyely' in sports. he neyertheless has been an ardent supporter o Maroon teatns. lJay'e intends to Iurther his education at l'roy'idet College. We know that he will be most successlnl there, and wish h .t. FRXNCIS RAO lol Admiral Street, l'roy'idence, R. I. l.ikable Frank possesses the outstanding quality' ol leadership. Sintc coming to l.a Salle lrom lisek Hopkins junior High School, A'lfrank his demonstrated this quality' titne and again. In his Sophomore year he y to thc tlass. He was ext elected as 1 de ff: e 1 c n 1 legit .Xrchconfraternity in his third year. Nearly' anything that Ifratik doef. do to thc uttnost ol' his tbility ind out c in bc sutc it will bc es During skating . . c .Xl,l RlilJ Rli.XI.l,, IR. RSI River Menue. l'roy'idence. R. I. . , - I ldwards larish. and has been a member ol' this school lor the past four ytars. Ile has plawd hockey' lor one vear, and all his extra-curricular utirities have been centered around sports. Although he has only' partici- plted in hockey, he has followed the other teams to every' game or meet that it is held. Al is noted for his friendliness. his pleasing personality, and s cheerlul disposition. Xl intends to go to Bryant College to take a busi- -ss administration course. .Xlter that, he is not sure what the lnture holds in store lor him. II' he makes the ellort he used here at the Academy, he will ctrtatnly' succeed tn anything he encleayors to do. Best ol' luck. .ll. enterprises. .Xllred Reall. better known to his friends as Al, is a Jroduct ol' St. his lour years at La Salle he has been chairman ol' three ro parties, and all three have been most successful. Frank plans t continue his studies at l'roy'icIence College. lia Salle will miss Francis. hecanst Iltll manv boys ol his calibre will be seen lor a long titne to come. l'1lHV.XRlD RICll.I,Y l'1llIII Street, l'r-orulence. R. I. l.d is ont. ol those lcllows yy ho is known to all as a regular lellow. Hc is a yeteran who has come back to l.a Salle to Iinish no his schooling. Most ol' ns know that lid likes to go hunting and fishing on his lree little He is a great sport enthusiast. We know that Ed will succeed in any' Il he chooses and we therelore wish him the best of luck, in his fllll l80l I thc s he ', 1 1 'z 1 .' Af ' ' a succcss llct

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NORMXND SYl.V.X l'lU,lVliNCpXl. 203 Harrison Street. Providence, R. I. Xormand was St, Charles' representative to La Salle in lfll5 as a Sophomore. 'Al rencliie, as he is sometimes called. is one of the slnallcst members of the class. His marks are consistently good. His pleasant personality and good lmmor make him one of the best liked boys in his class. His plans for the Inture include college, and then he hopes to become a clothing store pros prxetor. He has all our good wishes to come out on top. FRXNK Qll.XRXS'l'RONl H52 Park Avenue, I.ongmeadow, R. l. possessed here at the Academy. QIOSICPH GICRQXRIJ Ql'lN'l'0N 29 Nisbet Street, Providence, R. I. 'l'he words. Reading maketh a full man, can be well applied to 'floef' He came to l.a Salle after having been awarded a scholarship frotn St. Sebastian's, l'rovidence, and has continued his excellent scholastic record. besides hnding time to contribute to the fl'f!Il'UUlI and ll'lliIr' monthly as sports editor. Endowed with splendid talent and remarkable memory, he gives promise of a wonderful future, and we look to see him some day one of our most capable lawyers. ntxiiat. .ions QVIRK. ik. 57'fi Candace Street, Providence, R. l. in entered I.a Salle as a Sophomore in lflln from St. Patricks .lun High School. He has always shown interest in class projects and discussions the R. I. College of l'ha'rmacy or at Bryant College is t'Dan's main ambition We sincerely wish him luck in all his future undertakings. wiLt.i.xA1 hy. otimk 20 .Xlexander Street. Providence, R, l. Bill entered classes at La Salle in the fall of 1912. .Xfter two years. and in the second year. Bill left school to join the Navy. Two yeta'r's service saw him in the South Pacific and in the coastal cities of China. Back in l.a Salle once again. Bill has achieved the title l'rofessor. His debates in class tend to keep the students on the humorous side during a long day of studies. Our Professor also tutors the hockey team when the coach is not looking. A'Bill intends to follow up his knowledge of electricity by studying electrical engineering in college. Everyone here at the Academy wishes him luck and a happy voyage through life. wi Frank entered La Salle in September. i915 and proved himself a hard-work ing student. He is very good natured and has made many friends at thc school. He is a great follower and supporter of all sports and attends all the games. He is undecided about his career, but we are sure any college will be glad to accept hiln. ll' he does go to college we are sure he will take with him the good-natured disposition and sociable personality which lic lJan', made many friends in his three years at l.a Salle through his senst of humor and his ability to take a joke. To continue his education at either

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WlI.I.lAM REILIX Tti Nlawney Street, Providence, R. I. William, as have many others of his class. entered La Salle in his Sophomore year. lIe came from Gilbert Stuart junior High School. where he earned a fine scholastic record. Here at I.a Salle, he has maintained this record by doing very well in his studies. William is very active in supporting all the athletic and social events. He has been a shining example of the spirit ol' I.a Salle. IVilliam will continue his studies at Villanova, where he will take up engineering. If he works there, as he did at La Salle, he can be nothing btlt a big success. EDMVND QIAINIICS RENEHXN ll Dover Street, Providence, R. I. A glowing personality and a pleasant disposition are two of the outstanding qualities of lids characte1'. Ed came to us in 19l5 from Blessed Sacra- ment Junior High School. His pleasing smile and abilitv to make friends, along with his adeptness as a member of the basketball squad for two vears. mark him as a student La Salle will long remember. He was elected treasurer of his Sophomore class, and president of his Junior room. In addition to these extra-curricular activities, Ed has done well scholastically at La Salle. 'lhough he is undecided which college he will attend, we wish him the best of luck wherever he goes. ICDXVXRD ROIIICRI' RICIIIII l'1LI.l 38 julian Street. Providence. R. I. l-ld is our idea of a perfect gentleman and a distinguished scholar. Al- though tlttt athletically inclined, he is seen at practically every contest in which I.a Salle is engaged. .Xs a photographer. Ed shows potential genitls, and his photographs have appeared on the lXI.fXRO0N .xxu Winrii anntlal. 'l'o this humble and sincere fellow. we wish the best of luck. DAVID F. RICH 20 Clifldale Avenue, Edgewood, R. I. Since Dave came to I.a Salle he has gained a host of friends through his smile. wit. and sincerity. Ifew activities have taken place without his fullest support, and as a willing worker he has no eqtlal. He tnade no overtures to popularity, never sought to push himself into the limelight or to advertise his talents. yet he has left an impression on our minds, a deeplv etched picture of his calm good nature. We, his fellow classmates. know that his success in future life is a foregone conclttsion. and his training will certainly carrv him to his goal. I R XNK RICH 3 Baker Street. -lohnston. R, I. Frank entered La Salle in the fall ol' ISH5. Since then he has acquired the friendsliip of his teachers and manv boys in the school. He is especially popular on the football squad, of which he has been a member since enter- ing the .Xcademv He is also a tnember of the track teatn. Although active in these two activities. he also does well in his studies. We are sure his will be a successful life. I31l