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

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gXl3ElS Y- I 1' 00 LAURENT B 3l Willow Street Laurent, better known to us timers . He has been with us tainly say that he has been Bill's wit and winning smile classes a pleasant one to be in sity football team and has won his sweater and letter. When not busy with school work, Bill keeps himself occupied with his scouting. As a member of the lndustrial Chemistry Course, he has proved to us his ability as a chemist. We are sure that Bill will be a gain to Ri l. State Best of luck, Bill l ILODEAU as Bill , is one of our old nine years and we can cer- an all-round great fellow . have made everyone of his TVX'f'C Woonsocket, R4 I. He has played on the var- GERARD BIRON 626 Rathbun Street Woonsoclcet, R. l, Presenting jovial and friendly Gerard Biron of the Social section of Woonsocketl Although his scholastic rating did not place him on the Honor Roll, he managed to secure graduation requirements, He was a member of the band for five years and the best cornetist in the group. If you see a white plane circling over Woonsocket, you may assure yourself that it is Gerard piloting it His loyalty to the Mount has been unflinching, His ambition is to become a professional aviator. We wish him the best of success and hope that his parachute is always in good condition. 1940

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A egXUEl9 I 0 K9 0 e1'Vl'.f'C CAMlLl.E BELISLE 325 Grove Street Woonsocket, R. I. Meet Cam , one of the handsomest of the Senior Classl He graduates with enough credits to pass them down to other students who are not passing. He is one of the wit- tiest of his class. He has been on the Honor Roll for three years. As many students in the school, as many friends he has. He has been on our great hockey team for the past two years. Whatever he intends to do after he graduates from school, we believe that with his unerring personality, nothing but success awaits him, CARL BETZ 426 East 26th Street New York, N, Y. Tall, dark, and handsome are only a few of the masculine qualities this boy possesses. A product from the sidewalks of New York, Carl came to the Mount three years ago. Un- able to attend the Mount in l939, Carl returned to us this year with all of his sparkling personality and brilliant mind, Tex , as he is called by his fellow students, has proven himself a capable student. Tex is one of those boys who has toured a great deal, he has souvenirs from Pennsylvania, New Mexico and Texas. His one great ambition is to own a hunting lodge up in the mountains of Colorado. For what- ever field Carl pursues, we are sure that his efforts will be crowned with success. 1940

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QXCEL, 2 5: Q9 00 VVl'f'C BERNARD BLAIS l58 Central Street lvlanville, R. 1. .A quiet boy from Manvillel This is the description that anybody will give you ot Bernard. Always striving to do his best in studies, he was well repaid tor his name was never missing from the Honor Roll during his tour years' stay at the lvlount. As a relaxation from studies, Bernie has been interested in sports, especially baseball. Everybody knovvs how well he can uphold his point in baseball discussions, No one has ever heard this boy muttering about his bad luck, he takes everything in an optimistic vvay, the reason why we all believe Bernard will succeed in liter h JEAN LOUIS BOLDUC 57 Water Street Waterville, Me. Johnny hails from away up there in Maine. A prize- vvinning and pleasing disposition have made him an indispens- able member ot our graduating class, Without this beam- ing ray ot sunshine, the campus would have often been a dreary spot, Although Johnny has not been a participant in sports, his quarterly papers otten l:ore a 90 plus mark, a probable explanation why he never displayed his wares on the athletic field, As yet he is undecided as to the college he plans to enter, l-le has so tar three, vvith l-loly Cross leading. Whatever college he enters, he will certainly bring honor to his Alma Mater. Good luck, Johnny l 1940