Mount St Charles Academy - Excelsior Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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gXCEl. 2 51 S9 00 1Nl'.f'C ARTHUR ARTRUC 320 Third Avenue Woonsocket, R. l. The Mount's king of swing! This title certainly fits Truc , his friends testifying he can swing itl l-le heads an orchestra and plays the drums. Truc is a chubby fel- low, the proud possessor of large dimples in each cheekg he thanks God to have endowed him with a sweet temper. A very popular boy, he enjoys playing Bro. Elisee's music records every noon. l-le doesn't go in for sports very much, and in his studies he tries to get fairly good marks counting on the inspiration of the l-loly Ghost. GERARD BEAUCHEMIN 379 Third Avenue Woonsocket, R. l. Gerard has been with us for a number of years. This quiet, good-natured chap has won a place in the hearts of faculty members and students. l-lis untiring efforts have enabled him to have his name grace the honor roll sev- eral times. Butch , as he wishes the boys to call him, was a valuable asset to the football teamg his smashing tackles were certainly a menace to our opponents on the gridiron, Gerard hasn't revealed his future plans but we feel sure that his genial manner and assiduous work will carry him far in whatever field he attempts to enter in life. l-lere's loads of luck and success to a great friendl 1920

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gXCElg at 'lo K ll 'VVl'.f'C' Eclitor-in-Chief Ol The Excelsior RICHARD RONDEAU l57 Highland Avenue Providence, R. l. Here we have one of the outstanding athletes ever to don a Mount uniform. Dick was with us for three years but no other student, in the history of the school, secured so many friends. His nice manners, magnetic personality, excellent behavior won the affection of all. On the football field, on the ice, on the diamond, he was everywhere and caused the opposing coaches many headaches. His scholastic rec- ord was worthy of his athletic ability, He wants to study journalism, and some day, we have hopes, he will replace Jack Martin, as sports editor of the Providence Journal . 1910

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1 EXCEL? ai I0 K 0 'VVX'f'C RAYMOND BEAUCHEM l N 89 Merrill Court Woonsocket, R. l. Eight years ago this amiable lad first ascended the hills to Mount Saint Charles Academy, His name has often adorned the Honor Roll and he is destined to make a place for himself in the lumber industry. Whenever there is a discussion, Ray is seen in the thick of it. He's an authority on all sports, rules, and records. Geniality and perseverance are his chief characteristics. Typevvriting and bookkeeping are his pet subjects. Here's to a great pal and likeable chap, may all his undertakings be successful! GEORGE BELANGER 368 Church Avenue Verdun, P. Q. Presenting Georgie , Verdun's most creditable gift to the Mount! He graced the halls of our Academy for the past three years. His good looks and charming personality have won him many friends. The Mount's Flying French- men are losing a valuable center in George, his fine stick- handling and all-round team play gave the Mount its third consecutive hockey championship. George has also been outstanding in his studies during his stay here, he has se- cured three Honor Roll letters, which proves his merit as a student. George intends to work for his Dad, and during his spare moments to play senior hockey for Verdun. His many friends will be glad to welcome back their lost hero! 1940