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

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gXCElq 2 I xx! 00 eVV1'f'C MARCEL GUERIN 28 Ballou Street Woonsocket, R, l. Marcel Guerin, more tamiliarly known around the campus as Marce , is the son ot a Woonsocket mill owner. For close to eight years now, 'lMarce's pleasant personality and debonair ways have been fixtures on the Mount cam- pus. Through his persistence in study, he manages to get a place on the l-lonor Roll. Although he did not participate in any major sports, he lent his moral support whole-heart- edly to all events, l-le plans to enter the Rhode Island School ot Design next year and later to take over his tather's business, Here's luck to you, Marce , and may you bring great honors to your Alma Mater! RICHARD HARTWELL Concord Road Bedtord, Mass. Three years ago this quiet, mild-mannered youth entered the portals ot M.ount Saint Charles tor the tirst time, to complete his high school education. To his legion of friends he is known as Slick , For the past two years he held down lett end on Raymond Vaudreuil's football team, earning his varsity letter and sweater. l-le also plays in the Intramural League ot the Senior Section. While he was here he won the pool tournament two years straight. l-le is undecidegl where to complete his education, but wherever he goes, we wish him the best ot luckl 1940

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gXCElS e 10 as as 1'V1'f'C ALBERT GREGOIRE 26 Jenckes Street Woonsocket, R. l. For the last three years, Greg has been patroling left field for the Mount baseball team. He has also flashed for the track and basketball teams. His name has graced the Honor Roll many times. Cheerful, fun-loving, and hard- working, Greg's witty remarks have caused a great deal of joy and laughter during class time. After graduation, he hopes to secure a position in the Postal Service. Having seen him go through high school with flying colors, we can- not help being optimistic when it comes to predicting his future. We're all pulling for you, Greg l WILLIAM GRENIER 473 Providence Street Woonsocket, R. l. Bill is one of the guietest boys at the Mount, but never- theless he has made the class appreciate his presence with his ready smile, and numerous manifestations of school spirit, during his two years at the Mount. After his gradu- ation he hopes to become the clarinetist of some well-known orchestra. In his spare time he hopes to help his father in his printing business. We look to him for great accom- plishments in the great game of life, and may he some day become a member of Benny Goodmans Orchestra. 1940 -

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EXCEL. t 51 K9 00 VV1'.f'C PAUL HEFFERNAN 264 Railroad Avenue Norwood, Mass, Two years ago this distinguished looking youth entered Mount Saint Charles to receive a Catholic education. While here he distinguished himselt by being on the Honor Roll six times. He is an ardent baseball tan, and his favorite team is the Bees , He was a member of this year's toot- ball team alternating on the right end position, He won the pool tournament held in the Senior Recreation Hall during the winter months. By his quiet personality, he has made numerous friends during his two years' stay. His intention is to matriculate at Holy Cross College, ANDREW HENRY 63 Bradwood Street Roslindale, Mass, Andrew is a newcomer at the Mount, but he is already known by everyone, His nimble tingers are masters of the piano keyboard as well as the typewriter keyboard. Andy's witty puns provide laughter tor all. His distinguished man- ners and aristocratic airs gain him respect. Alasl He has been at the Mount only one year. Andrew's hopes are to enter civil service, and we all know that he cannot tail. Best of luck, maestro! ll 9431 U