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

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EXUEl. t 51 0 0 0 ' JEAN PLANTE Branch Avenue Woonsocket, R. l. Seventeen years ago, fate placed upon this earth a happy- go-lucky fellow, who was fortunately destined to be one of the members of our class, Johnny, whose motto seems to be, Take it easy, seldom takes things seriously, and manages to get by well in exams, l-lowever, don't get the impression that 'fJohnny is lazy for we, with our own eyes, have seen him travel in a hurry, l-lis best subjects are Arithmetic and Bookkeeping. Although Johnny has not decided which field he will enter, we are sure he will succeed. JAMES ROGERS 47 Briggs Street New Bedford, Mass. Meet Jimmy who was voted the friendliest boy in the school. l-lis jovial nature, ever-present smile, and delightful disposition have won the hearts of all those who came in contact with him. l-le has been an outstanding honor roll student who has averaged over 902, during his stay among us. Jimmy is also an outstanding basketball player whose quick-thinking and accurate shooting have won many a game for his team, l-lis assiduous work and his dignified mien will be great assets to him in any field of business, This young man will be given as an example to hundreds of others for his fine spirit, constant work, and excellent be- havior. 196210

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Excflg 'I Y 9 0 S A 0 LIONEL PELOQUIN 385 Park Avenue Woonsocket, R. I, The saying Good things come in small packages cer- tainly applies to lNlel . Quiet, unassuming, good-natured and well-liked, he is truly a model student. His name has graced the Honor Roll for the past three years. ln Book- keeping and French, Nei is nothing short of a wizard. When it comes to French dictation, very few indeed do a better job than he. Although he has not yet divulged his plans for the future, we are sure it will be an echo of his past success, for the quiet fellow usually does the great things in life. Best of luck, Nel l JOSEPH PERREAULT 706 Waterville Street Waterbury, Conn. Here we have' one of the most prominent athletes at the Mount. Joe has easily carved his name among. the great personages of the Academy. He excelled in football, base- ball and hockey. He is noted for his ready smile and kind heart, which heart is as large as he is, and if you know Joe , that's saying something. Joe is one of the most popu- lar students. His voice can be heard miles away and the friendly pats on the back which he is in the habit of giving have the effect of a hurricane. l am sure that Joe will be a success in whatever he undertakes, for he has what it takes! 196210

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Excflg Y I Q9 00 VVl'f'C WILLIAM RYAN 47 Kindergarten Street Woonsocket, R. l. Red, a fiery, red-headed, treckle-faced lad, is another boy who hails from the North End ot Woonsocket. Although Red was absent often he managed to keep up with his class, We must not forget to mention his best subject pool, Red is a whiz at this game of skill, having de- feated all oncomers. His persistency and interest in studies have been admired by all. In Intramural sports, Red shines as a basketball player. The reason tor his popularity isthe ever jovial mood and nice manners he displays. We think you'll go places and we're rooting tor you Red JOHN SANTANNA Black Plain Road Slatersville, R. I. Jackie is probably the best-known student in the school. I-Ie has a great personality. For tour years, he has been one of the best speakers in both French and English debating. I-Ie is also known for his iitterbug dances. I-Ie has always attained good marks in school. I-Iis ambition is to be the leader ot a swing band where we are sure he will acquire tame, money, and friends, Good luck, Jack, we are all behind you. 1940