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

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QXUEL. 2 51 4' 011 VVl'f'C RICHARD EVERETT 44 Edmund Street Woonsocket, R. l. Dick to you, that freckled-faced lad, from the North End, may be one of the smallest members of the Senior Class, but on the gridiron he is a giant. l-le's a typical example of the spirit of the fighting Irish . Besides being promi- nent in athletics, having played first-string half-back in football, he's known for his dignified behavior and polished manners. Like his first cousin, James Everett, he vvill leave at the Mount the best souvenir, Those ever-smiling Irish eyes won him many friends in his three years' stay at the Mount. Success knocks at your door, you've only to let it in PAUL FRIEL l9O Althea Street Providence, R. l. We present the smiling Duke , Paul is distinguished for his sunny disposition, his ready smile, and his willingness to co-operate with everyone, Though his small stature dicl not permit him to be a varsity man, Paul has participated in many intramural sports where he has found much pleas- ure and renown. If good-naturedness could be coined, Paul would be rich indeed. With these innumerable qualities and sincere ambitions, we feel certain to say that Paul will be a success in whatever he undertakes. l-lere's to your success in everything you do, Pauli 161-210

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Excflg 2 1 0 1' If 'i VVl'f'C WILLIAM DUBOIS l38 Church Street Woonsocket, R. I, Bill is one of the many fine Saint Charles youths at- tending the Mount. Time and time again, his name graced the I-lonor Roll at the institution and all concerned know that he has deserved it. l-lis refined manners have won him the esteem and respect of everyone. I-le was on Ray Vaud- reuiI's basketball team this winter and, altlcough a second- stringer, he participated in a few games, long enough to prove his worth, I-le is very faithful in everything that he attempts and doesn't stop until he achieves his goal. We are positive that he will be a success once out of school. ROLAND ETI-IIER 208 Elmore Street Woonsocket, R. I. Roland, the man with a million friends, a gay smile and a heart of gold, concluded his fourth year of commercial studies at the Mount. Arithmetic and Bookkeeping are the two subjects in which Roland has found best results. As many students in the school, as many friends he has. For the last four years he has always managed to keep his name on the I-lonor Roll. After graduation, Roland plans ow following his father's footsteps in the Insurance and Real Estate business. We all wish him great success and we know he will bring credit to the Mount. 194310

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gXCEl9 E 'I0 10 T'Vl'f'C i FRANCIS GARDELLA 592 Blackstone Street Woonsocket, R. l. Garchie came to us three years ago, and since then has won a host of friends with his light-hearted wit and humor. Although some of his jokes are pretty dry, he gets a good one across now and then, Sometimes his wit and joking get him into a little difficulty in class, as the Brother has a knack of handing out 2 or 3 pages to copy, and sure enough our good friend Francis is among those to get them Garchie didn't make the varsity in either football or bas- ketball but he tried hard, and in practice sessions he caused the varsity boys plenty of trouble. Francis plans to enter his father's fruit business. With a fresh start before him, we feel sure that Garchie will succeed. BERNARD GAUTHIER 28 Central Street Manville, R. l, Bernard is a quiet, unassuming fellow, but this does not prevent him from being very popular with his classmates. l-le resides in Manville and the best part of it is that he upholds that town's rights. As for studies, you often see him at the top of his classy this he has achieved by his constant daily works l-le is a sort of a fellow who minds his own business but on the other hand is always willing' to help anyones l-lis polite and courteous manners are his fortune. Industrial Chemistry is one of his favorite subjects. Greet- ings to the President of the Band Council! 1940