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

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gXCElS Y I 4' oo 'VV1'f'C RENE LAVALLEE l5 River Road Manville, R. l. A strong and hard-working youth, Rene is certainly the pride of Manville. During all his high school course he has proven himself to be one of the better students at the Mount by always being a member of the Honor Roll. Last fall intervening circumstances did not permit Rene to play football, but he showed his ability in that sport by his bril- liant work on the gridiron during his junior year. Rather independent this young man has taken the good habit of deciding for himself what is the best thing to do in tight situations. This will certainly prove a great help to him in the world, Every boy in the school wishes the best of luck to you, Rene. THEODORE l.EMlEUX Mowry Avenue Union Village, R. l. This handsome, blond lad entered the Mount five years ago. Flash , as he is known to his friends, is one of our quiet fellows. l-le's the proud possessor of the red and blue let- ters which he acquired as a star on the former track team. Witty and happy-go-lucky, Ted has made countless friends at Mount Saint Charles, l-lis future goals have not been divulged but we are sure he cannot fail in whatever enterprise he may enter. 1930

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gXl3Elg e 1 4' 011 VVl'.f'C WlLFRlD JOLIN l87 Boyden Street Woonsocket, R. l, The Mount will sutter a great loss when Wimpy grad- uates. Wimpy has been a student at the Academy tor the past tive years during which time he has acquired all that the institution could otter in the way ot sports and learning. l-le has played three years ot Varsity Basketball and two years of football, a leg injury hindered his attempt to play baseball. Rarely early tor classes, he trods noncha- lantly along without the slightest thought ot time, but slowly and surely arrives. l-lis clever wit and personality have won him a host ot triends and admirers among both sexes . Wimpy is not a man to look towards the tuture, so his plans have not been determined as yet. LEO LALIBERTE H56 Social Street Woonsocket, R. l. Leo is a rather quiet type ot boy in class, once outside his disposition changes completely, he is ready to tease others and to share in all activities. l-le was an illustrious member ot the track team, and Coach Domina Jalbert had hopes of sending him to a Boston marathon, ln school sub- jects he fared remarkably well in spite ot repeated absences. Leo will always be pointed out as a model ot refined man- ners, excellent behavior, and loyalty to the Mount. l-le will be a credit to the Catholic training he has received since his birth. 1620

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u n xnf, wee lS'o X 0 VVl'f'C RAYMOND LOUGHMAN 5 Walbridge Street Allston, Mass. Here is the mathematician of the senior class, very thoughtful, very amiable, and very intellectual. Cool, logi- cal thinking, with mathematical precision, exemplifies this Bostonian. Ray has the quality of quietness but never fails to make himself heard when his interests are being discussed. In his three-year stay, we have noticed that Ray has one of the most congenial personalities in the Hilltop institute. His sunny disposition and willingness to co-operate have won him many friends. Ray has set an enviable record, generally receiving ninety percent or bet- ter. He plans to matriculate at lvl, I. T. and become an engineer. If present signs mean anything, Ray should go far on the road of life RlCHARD LYNCH l42 Harris Avenue Woonsocket, R. I, Tall, dark and handsome are all the words needed to iden- tify Dick . His quiet and yet magnetic personality has acquired him a countless number of friends. Never has Dick been seen copying his assignments, he does not be- lieve in the onlookers' trustvvorthiness, His impromptu jokes and witty remarks often cause a great deal of laughter. His future plans are worthy of an ambitious young man and l am sure that he will realize them considering his tenacity at work. 15310