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

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QXCEL9 Y I K0 00 VVVIWC ROLAND MARTELLY 404 l-ligh Street Bristol, R. l. Four years ago Rollo entered the portals of Mount Saint Charles to spend four years here as a student. l-le has done well both on the athletic field and in the class- room. For the football team he played right guard and was several times mentioned for All State in that position. ln his scholastic achievement he has been on the l-lonor Roll every quarter. As a personality he is tops, as a friend he is worth having. l-le is thinking of taking over his father's contracting business and we wish him much success in this line. So long, Rollo . We will remember youl GERARD MENARD 3l St. Simon Street Woonsocket, R. l. Whenever the door opens late in the Religion Period, you can wisely bet your dime without looking, that Jerry has at last arrived. One of our oldest veterans, he is one of our most illustrious, he has continually adorned the Roll of l-lonor. Though quiet and unassuming at times, he can come up with the most fantastic tales. l-lis liberal smile and sparkling teeth have gained him the esteem of all his class- mates, Assiduity, ability to work, loyalty are but few of his characteristics. As Jerry intends to continue his classical studies, you will no doubt find him in Ottawa next year with other former students from our Alma Mater. 1952310

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EXl'El, 2 5: 19 00 as VVl'f'C JOSEPH LYNCH 3l Greenwood Avenue Hyde Park, Mass, This smooth-looking individual has only been in our midst one year, having transferred from Boston College High, Those who really know Joe admire him for his impressive quietness and polite manners. Piano playing, horseback riding, and fishing are his principal diversions outside of school life, Joe was also a star baseball player in Bro. Elisee's high school league. He was held in high esteem by all of his teachers and was a model student at all times. Joe's future plans are to matriculate at Boston College 'where l am sure he will be as much of a success as he was ere. sorry to see you go, Roger will ROGER MANDEVILLE 38 Burnside Avenue Woonsocket R I Roger came to the Mount with an enviable personality a French accent, and a desire for an education No one can challenge the splendid guality of Rogers disposition and scholastic ability. ln sports he has gained prominence on the baseball diamond, being one of the starting pitchers on this year's nine. After graduation Roger intends to work in a machine shop. His lovable and generous nature has raised him high in the esteem of his schoolmates Were

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gXCEls Y I K9 00 AVVK'f'C NORBERT MORIN 35 Cottage Street lvlanville, R. l. Again we have a member of the famous Morin clan from Manville in the graduating class. Like his predecessors, Norbert is also a musician. Brother l-lermyle will certainly miss this boy, tor he is one of the best drummers who have ever beaten time for the Mount Band. Always smiling and ever willing to be the subject ot a joke as well as playing a joke on someone else, Norbert has always been popular with the boys. Any one ot his teachers will tell you that our friend is a studious boy and that he is an earnest worker. Keep going that way, Norbert, and you won't regret it. ROBERT NORMANDIN l29 Hemond Avenue Woonsocket, R. l. Bob is one of the most genial students in the Commer- cial Class. He has obtained the Honor Roll registration sixteen straight times, which is quite a record. Bob is also the possessor of a wonderful vocabulary. l-le has the intentions of getting a governmental position, and we are sure that he cannot tail in his ambition, l-lis sunny disposi- tion has endeared him to all. We all wish him great suc- cess and we know he will bring credit to Mount Saint Charles. 1910