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

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'tWhitev. who has spent four eniovahle years with us. hails front St. l'h1lhps ol' Greenville. He is well-known throughout l,a Salle for his ihthtv ind ttldv tvtl is well is for his outsttnding stholtstu nd anti: ' Besides having attained the honor roll for the past four years he is an eveel le a great renter for our hockey teatn. Whitey plans to enter college where he hopes to study journalism. No tnatter where he goes or what he does, ow that a fellow possessing such undeniahle qualities eoultl not hut he a sneeess. we kn 'A liol standing in his elass, His happy sntile of friendliness is known hy all his elassniates and teachers. Roh is always willing to help a friend in trouhle. .Xlter graduation. he is joining the Marines and we all know that no matter what held Holt enters in later life. he will he highly sut'eessfttl. We all wish you the hest of luek. GIQORGIC AIOSl'll'H XYEST '77 .Nrntinglon Avenue. l'rovidence, R. I. George West has tnade a definite and valued eontrihution to the renown ol' the elass of 'l?'4. Four years ago, he hegan as a Ifreshtnan to estahlish himself as an honor student in the classical course. His popularity grew has lent moral and niaterial assistance to all school activities. and his kind disposition is a good expression of his sterling' eltaraeter. So long hut not good-hye, George, and ntay all your undertakings he showered with great sueeess. IQXRI, .XN'l'HONY WIlI'l'li Pleasant View Nvenne, Spragueville. R. I. ' a 1 ' as sz : 'reeri. nt athlete. having' played foothall and track. Currently he is playing jmites wn.t,t.xMs I9 l'reston Street, l'rovidenc'e. R, I. Here we present Alantes, the quiet. conservative. and likahle fellow who hails frotn Fox l'oint. He has alwavs heen a hetter than averalfe student. as anv ol lns teachers will attest. .Xlthouirli he has never Cllf 2lWCll in anv varsttv U H 6 , A XTC know that in whatever field he desires to enter, he will achieve as tnttth success as he has here. Good luck, llint. ROl5l'lR'l' li. WI XWARI! ln .Xshtnont Street, l'rovtdenee. R. l. t entered La Salle as a Sophotnore. antl for three years has heen out- jonx ulostctfn votmcs 32 kilvert Street, Hillsgrove, R. I. john entered La Salle in lflll and innnediatelv gained a host of friends do his share, no tnatter how hard the task, 1 .Xlthough John is no scholar he has heen a hetter than average student with his name appearing on thc honor roll several times. We are sure that whatever john undertakes in future, he will always he a sneeess. Good lurk to you, John. l94l quieklv due to his eoloiful personality and alwilitv to win friends. George sports, Jim has always lent his wholefhearled support to all La Salle's events. The personality and eharaeter he possesses have ntade hint a favorite with hoth teachers and classmates. Xvell liked hy all. he was always ready to the

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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

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C 1 l11 I R 1 I . Xlthough 11ol a11 llllllill' stttcleht, he has received hetter lllilll average marks. De1c1'111i11etl and alert. Bill can grasp any situation and com 11er it. What- WlI..l.l.-XNI AI. YOUNG 25 Leaclitig' Street, -I0l1IlSl0ll, R. I. Bill, 6:11110 to La Salle in tl1e fall ol' l9'll, a protlttct ol' St. 'I'heresa's 'lllllllllll' School. I11 the l'Ulll' years that l1e has hee11 here at 1.11 Salle, he s made 111a11v friends through l1is warm smile and fine Jersonalitv l er liehl i11 lile l1e chooses lor his work. we are sure l1e will IIlllkC good. NORMAN ZOLKOS I7 Day Street, -IOINISIUII, R. I. 'tNor111 c'a111e to La Salle i11 l1is Sophomore year l'l'UIll Clalel' ilttnior High School. Since then he has made lllillly friends at tl1e .XL'1lKlCllly. Ill his Sopho- 1llUl'C year l1e made tl1e J. V. football team, and WCIIL o11 to hecome a 111e111her of the varsity team, ez1r11i11g a starting herth on the IQI7 team. He is also oecttpietl with track. having been Oll tl1e indoor Zlllll outdoor track teams for two c'o11sec11tive years. Sports are not tl1e only thing that Norm does well. We know that l1e will he a success i11 whatever course he chooses to follow i11 his future life. Good luck, HNOl'lll.N W?QpfQf1 QVJOXOI 03,04 5 gf gif? -4 636499 S AQOVIDENCH? l95l