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

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gXl!El, 2 5: Wll.LlAM CREPEAU 50 Cross Street Woonsocket, R. l. Some seven or eight years ago this ever-smiling, good- natured fellow entered the portals of Mount Saint Charles. A more cheerful and happy-go-lucky student has never been seen at school. '!Bill is no wizard when it comes to Trig , but he holds 'his own when it comes to argue. Bill was also a worthy member of the Public-Speaking class, and his many speeches delivered with dramatic duality, held audi- ences spellbound. l-lis personality earned him many friends with both students and teachers, and we feel sure that his winning smile and genial personality will win him a place in the world. ROBERT CUNNIFF 402 Weston Road Wellesley, Mass. We take great pleasure in introducing Bob Cunnitf, one of the five boys who took a post-graduate course at the Mount this year. A graduate of Wellesley High School, he came here to pursue his studies, and prepare for college. l-le is a tireless worker, and has placed his name among the distinguished group who made the Honor Roll. Bob is a quiet and likeable boy, who has made many friends during his one-year stay at the Mount. l-lis quiet personality and tireless energy for his work will always be remembered. l-lis main ambition would be to enter l-loly Cross College, to study under the careful and expert guidance of the Jesuit Fathers. 16210

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Exlffl, t 510 sa O VV!-f'C GUSTAVE COTE 63 Greene Street Woonsocket, R. l. To make a short subject tall, Gus has been a member of the student body for seven years. Not a year has passed without seeing this quiet, unassuming youth, inscribing his name on the Honor Roll, l-le has gained the affection of everyone by his friendly smile and pleasing personality: Gus is one of the shortest members of the senior class but by no means to be judged by his misleading altitude . Whether and where he plans to further his studies he has not divulged. We are sure that whatever he undertakes he will reap suc- cess. RAYMOND COTE 203 Summer Street Woonsocket, R. l. Serious, studious, dignified, and friendly-these are a few of the qualities which may be unmistakably attributed to this Connecticut lad for his continual perseverance through- out his three-year stay with us, Although Ray did not compete in varsity sports, he has always been a prominent figure in all intramural activities. Ray has often led his class in studies, his popularity made him president of his Junior Class last year. Upon graduation Ray contemplates entering a Medical School to prepare for the profession of dentistry. We are confident he will succeed in any profes- sion. ififiii Q

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gXCEl, at S'o W ll ' VVl'f'C X ROBERT DESAULNIERS lOO Blakely Street Woonsocket, R. l. Although weighing a hundred and twenty-five, young Robert has earned the school's monogram in sports for three successive years, Playing for the hockey team, who were National Champions, this capable young athlete displayed remarkable courage by performing against opponents nearly twice his size. ln the classroom, Bob used his brains to good advantage. l-laying attained the l-lonor Roll through- out his entire high school course, verifies this scholastic statement. Bob intends to further his school days by spe- cializing in accounting at l-lill College. Best of luck, Bobl HENRI DESROCI-IERS l4 Park Place Woonsocket, R. I. Faithfully walking through the portals of M, S, C., every school day, for the past nine years, has been a happy, in- telligent-looking boys None other than our own l-lenri Des- rochers who usually brought something funny into the Chem- istry Class. l-lenri has acquired four l-lonor Roll letters through diligent, hard work in the classroom, and was a loyal rooter for the Mount in all athletic contests. Photo- graphing is his hobby but another interesting pastime is that of creating original drawings which always produce a laugh, Dairying will be his aim in future business and we are quite sure that he will succeed, tellin