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

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JOSEPH HUGHES gXl,Elq wt I0 S ll AVVl'f'C FRANOS HIBNER 247 74th, Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Frank, the Brooklyn Dodgers fan, has been in our midst for the last three years. The old proverb, when a fellow needs a friend, surely fits to Hibner, because he is a most popular student. Frank was on the track team in l939, and was one of the outstanding performers, but what Frank really excels in is his studies. He has received his three Honor Roll letters, which prove him an outstanding scholar. Hibner's best friend is his pipe. Frank intends to enter Fordham, where he will study medicine. He certainly will be a great asset to this university. 60 Superior Street Lynn, Mass. Frank comes from Lynn, a city noted for the good humor of its inhabitants, He brought that good humor along with him and distributed it among us freely whenever and wher- ever it was needed, Although this is his first year at the Mount, he was not long in making himself popular with the student body because of his quiet, refined nature, Frank was everybody's friend and always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone who needed it. Frank hopes to be a me- chanical engineer in the future and plans on getting the necessary training at Holy Cross next year. i rieillio

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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

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xii . we E l5'o 'Y 0 -- 1M'f'C WALTER JALBERT 635 Park Avenue Woonsocket, R. l, Although Walter will never die from over-work, his natural abilities should carry him on top of Mount Olympus, for they have made him outstanding here on the l-lilltop. l-le never was known to rush himselt anywhere. l-le has the dignity and bearing of a true Senior and believes that sports should be encouraged although he never participated, but his support is there, he is seen at almost every sport event. So tar he is undecided as to the path he is to tollow in lite, but whatever it is we are sure it will be a brilliant successl ASBIE JOLIN 85 Oak Street Woonsocket, R. li Asbie, better known as Streaky , this short, but yet broad-shouldered lad, is a product ot Fairmount. ln his three years' stay at the Mount he has received three let- ters in baseball and one in track. ln studies, he does as equally well as in athletics. lt you happen to see Streaky in the yard, you will usually see Gene Krupa Artruc, Jo- lin's right-hand man, trailing him, Artruc and Jolin are the Mount's inseparable pair. Ambition and perseverance will some day rush Streaky to a high position as a drafts- man in any engineering plantl 1940 1