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

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no time he lJl't1lIIll' yery Illllllllill' lll'tIIIIItl the school. il'l'Il'Ullgll0Ill his four NL'lll'i here, Tom ll2IS Nl2ll'I'Ctl ill llzlsehllll :md lIllNliCll7llll. Although he is letiye in ottr 2lllllt'lll' lllllglilllll, he :llso linds time to get lD1lSSllIlL'Il'2lI'liQ. Toni IS yet is nncleeitled whetller he will 2lllClItl college. .xlllltlllgll his flltllre is lIllCCl'l1lllI, we alll know lllill he will he :l snrress in illly field he chooses. His pleasing smile :ind glflllill lll'l'iUII1llllf will 1llIX2lyS he liL'IIlCIIllJCI'Cll hy his tlLIShIllLIlL's. To ll swell Iellow. we wish the hest ol' llICli. spirited IlI2IIIIlt'l' lllls 2IllI'1ll'lCtl llllllll ll ll'1lC'llCl'ii llilll SlllKllIllllS lriendsllip, for Ile llllS II llIllglICllt' wzly zlhollt llinl. NW' llll know llilll no IIIIlllCl' Wllill held WILLIAM IFRANCIS V,-IRR, JR. Ili hllllll Avenue, XVest xVZll'WlCli, R. I. Bill, :ls he is known to his lriends. is LI student whom most fellows try to lIllll2llC'. He lIilS ll lille ehzlrzlrter llilll is well liked hy alll who know him. Generosity Zllltl honesty 2ll'C two ol' his IIILIIIY fine ll'2IllS. Bill Crime to I'l S'llle :ls Il Sophomore lronl St. .l1lllICS. During his three yezlrs here he hlls heen consistently OII the honor roll. Alter lCZIYlIIg I.:l S2IllC, he intends to tzlke :l l7l'lT-IIIl'tllf'1ll COIIISC Zll l'l'0NltlCllt'C College. XVC 2ll'C Slll'C Bill will '4lIt't'CCtl, lllll to help him Zllllllg, we Slly. Good luck, IIill. You deserve it. 'l'I-IONI XS Yl'1Xlll'I'liI.I.I 352 hlilllltlll XXCIIIIC, l'royitlent'e. R. l. 'l'om UIIIIC to l.zl Sxllle lrom St. ililll'l'lTS2l'S filillllllllill' School itl lflll. In ROBERT YICNDI l'il'0 ltiti Iilsie Street, fll'llllSl0ll, R. I. Zlllll personality. His Sllllllillllg wit Zlllll sense ol humor IIZIYC lJI'l 'lllCIlCll f lltllllg il memher ol the minstrel Illltl ol the lI'2ll'li ICIIIII. He hopes to entel lllfli to yoli. 'Al5oh. 1 lJON,Xl.lJ YICRRIICR lll.l ksllltllb Street. l'royident'e. R. I. lion l'1lllIl' to l.:l Slllll' lirom the .XSSIIIIIIJIIUII l,lll'lSll itl the Will' yC2ll' Of ll, :ind llili since then lllllllllllllltltl honor llllllilis. His lixlppy-go-llictky, high- l3on thooses to enter in l1llL'l' lile. lle will he highly illt't'k'NNlilll. Best of liek. Don, :incl tlon't lorget IIS. BIQRX XRD 'I'. YIICRICSKO Htl Iflorenee Street. Proxitlenee, R. I. his lC2ll'lICl'S. He is Il yery Hfglllllli lellow. lllltl very eilsy to get Zllllllg with He wzls so well liked hy alll his lellow elzlssnlzltes llllll he wals chosen ll'L'ZISIll'Cl IIllllC1lllI2IlllIg. He. like exery otller hoy in the school. I'CLlllllllg the need lol , lor llilll ill WlI1llCXC'I' lield he chooses to enter. l92l Roh CZIIIIC to I.:l Slllle Al'1lllCIIIY from vlllCIllllIC Almy School ill lflll. During his Sllll here, he llilS III1ltlC IIIZIIIY lrientls with his winning smile , l Pl IIIIIIIV ll dllll period. Hllolf' ll2lS :llso heen ZICIIYC outside ol the classroom, college when Ile linishes his stlly here :lt I.zl SllllC. We, his fellow students, know lhalt he will illIX'llYS Slll't'CCtl in Wllill he sets Olll to do. The hest ol' liCI'lI1ll'tl entered I.:l S2lllC .hl'2ltlClIIy in SClDlClIlllCl' ol 1911, lllltl since thllt time lIllS mantle Ll yery good IIIIIIIC lor himsell, hoth witll his l'l1lSSlIIIllCS Zllltl ol' his elllss in his second, third. :lncl ll0III'llI yl'2lI'S. He is lllll of elzlss spirit, lllltl to Wlllfll llilll eolleet the elzlss dues in the IIIIIIIIICI' in which he does it is Sllltly. 1llW1lyS settles right down to work. He loyes sports. llllll llllllllllgll he lloes not compete in Lllly school sport, he is 2llII'1lfS tllere to cheer his lCllll1 illllllg. llis lillllIl'l' plains ill'lT llllflxlillllll, lllll ll hrillialnt ezlreer is in store

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FRANCIS AI. IITRCO 209 High Street, Westerly, R. I. Francis entered La Salle as a Sophomore from the Immaculate Conception Parish in Westerly, where he was always an honor student. While attending I.a Salle he has won many friends through his good sense ol' humor. Although he did not participate in any field of sports. he was always ready' to do his share in helping the school. He was always ready to help out anybody who needed help. After graduating from I.a Salle he intends to go to college, and to practice law. He hopes that in the future years he will become an outstanding lawyer. flood luck, Francis. JOSEPH UNGARO lfll Vealie Street, Providence, R. I. Une of the hnsiest lads who can he found in the Illnroon and Il'llile ollice is joe lfngaro. When joe joined the Maroon and II'l1flr'. the stall' found him one of the hardest workers on their personnel. Although working on the Muroon and II'l1il1', he also found time to help with the annual year-hook. In his studies joe has worked twice as hard, for he has made the honor roll for three years. These are only a few of his accomplislunents. We all wish '1Ioe the hest of luck at Providence College, for with his keen sense of lnunor and genial personality, we know he will go far. wli.i,i.xM AI. VALOIS 106 Erastns Street, Providence, R. I. .X graduate of St. 'I'heresa's Grammar School in lflll. Bill enrolled at I.a Salle to spend two hard years of study, and then was called into the service ol' our country. In the navy. Bill gained the friendship and respect of young men from all parts of the country. This fact served to make him the socialite he is today. He catne hack to I.a Salle, and is making a go of it with a full course of studies. He's right there for the Vets when they call. When his studies come to a close at La Salle, he will enroll at Rhode Island State. XVe all wish you the very' hest in your future endeavors, Bill. JXNIES 'l'. VXNBIWKIRK 313 New York Avenue, Providence, R. I. -lint came to I.a Salle in l9l5, and from the start his excellent character won him many friends. Being hoth likable and kind, it is easy to see why uklllllll has so Illlllly friends. Now he has finished three years of study and hard work, and has had good marks all through those years at La Salle. Nle all know that if jim keeps up his good work when he leaves I.a Salle, he is sure to succeed in later life and we all wish him the hest of luck in whatever he may choose as his walk of life. JOHN VARONIE 253 Federal Street, Providence, R. l. .Xnyonc who has heeu in the satne class with Ted knows what a fine student and classmate he is. He has always been prepared for his classes and willing to help his friends il' they are in difliculty. His greatest amhition is to hecome an aeronautical engineer. He hopes to attend M. I. 'I'. after he graduates from La Salle. Ted is not only studious, Init he helieves in comhining pleasure with work. He takes part in such outdoor activities as track and hunting. A great deal of his titne is also spent in racing model airplanes. We all wish you success as an aeronautical en- gineer, fl etl. l91l

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3073 Pawtucket Avenue, Riverside. R. I. lJannv came to I,a Salle from St. l'atrick's Grammar School. Valley Falls. in lilll. His manv' friends during his stav at the .vc'ademy. Aside from being a hne student. Dan also found time for sports. He has been a track stalwart for four vears, and has won three major letters. Dan plans to enter Providence College where he will take a pre-dental course. We wish hitn the best of luck, btlt we know success in whatever in Bob came to I.a Salle in 'll as a lfreslnnan. after completing eight vears in St. Blarv's School, l' manv' lrrends with his generous nature and admirable personality, and is also noted lor his keen sense of humor. .Xlthough his marks were not those ol' an honor student, thev' were alwavs above average and satisfactorv. Wlhile Bob was not an active member of any athletic group. he could alwavs be seen on the side lines at all times. His conduct as a student speaks well for whatever held he Illtlv choose lor the luture. Best of luck, lEob. tilt Ihe class wit is what he is called bv his classmates. His lnnnor and comieallv written compositions have won him the admiration of his many friends, Coming from St. Nlit'hael's. South Providence, A'.Xndv gained the favor of all with whom he came in contact bv his industrious attitude toward his studies. and his lunnorous outlook on life. He plans to go to college. Jrobablv' Brown. to lv U U V , s s , . Senior class ol I.a Salle Ed entered I,a Salle in his Freshman year from Sl. 'l'heresa's school and l bv' 1 Clll DANIEL -IMNIICS WALSH dvnamie personality and quick smile have won for him that his zealous spirit and intelligence will win for him he attempts, EDWARD F. XVALSH ill Leah Street, l'rov'idence, R. I. Y vas been verv active in his school work, being an assistant football manager for two vears and bead manager for the past year. 1-le is admired 1 nanv' for his spirit with the team all these years, and when asked before each game who would win you would alwavs get the same answer Y v vVe will, ol course. vve're all sure Ed will continue to make out well when he leaves I.a Salle, and wish him all the luck he so richlv' deserves the future. I I'.'XIlL ROBERT XVAYSS 69 I.v'all Avenue. Shawomet, R. I. rovidence. .X likable fellow, 'lBob has gained CI.llfl 0RD H. WIZl3S'l'ER. IR. El Ivv' Avenue, lidgewood. R. l. Cllitlf' as his friends call him. came to l.a Salle in l9l5 from St. Paul's .junior High School. He is a good example of the tvpical I,a Salle student, being good natnred and an ardent sports follower. f1lill ' has been an active supporter ol' track this vear being on the cross-country and indoor-track teams. ,vlthough he has not revealed his future plans, we evpect him to rtinne La Salle's traditions wherever he may go. Best of luck, Cliff. .KNDRICNY WICIILKER Il,I1lll'lC Xvenue, South Provnlence. R. I. studv engineering. lrulv, .vndv ' is a 'credit to the l l93l