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

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eeilffls xx 'o W ll VVl'f'C 78 1940 SOPHOMCRE CL!-XSS CLASSICAI. COURSE

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EXCEL 2 U Sl 9 0 0 .Junior Class--Commercial Course OFFICERS President ...................... ............... G erard Roberts Vice-President .............. ................. L eo McDuff Secretary ........... , .... ..., .... ,.....Wilfrid Cote Among the three Junior classes in the school, the Junior Class Commercial deserves special mention for its achievements both in scholastic and athletic ability. The Junior commercial class leads the other Junior classes, by placing the three first students on the Honor Roll in the exams. Under the capable direction of both Brother Henry and Brother Alvarez, the boys have certainly progressed. Three prominent members of the Rhode Island State Hockey Team came from this class, Marcel Pilon, Roland Lemire and Marcel Bessette. ln basketball they were represented by Captain Walter McPherson, who was given honorable mention on the Rhode Island State Schoolboy basketball team for Class B. Robert Dusablon was elected Football Captain for next year. Walter McPherson and Robert Dusablon are also counted upon by the baseball fans to place the Mount on top of Class B. The city of Manville, should we say the borough of Woonsocket, had the largest representation in this class, Roger Roy, Lucien Peloquin, Gerard Roberts were luminar- ies of that city in the examinations. Without fail, we must say that Brother Henry, who hails from that borough, finds it natural that bright boys come from there. JAMES BROGIE 77 1940

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EXUEL B sl XX 0 '- Sophomore Class--Classical Course OFFICERS President ........................ ................................. ............. J o hn McHugh Vice-President ..... . ......... ........... R obert L'Heureux Secretary ........................ ........... ...... .......... . ................ R o b ert Gray Presenting the Sophomore Classical group with its outstanding intellectuals and promising athletes! This class of fine young gentlemen have proved themselves capable of following in the footsteps of the senior-bound juniors. The leaders in the scholastic department are John McHugh, Emile Robert, Robert L'Heureux, Leo Dyer, Lawrence Frost, Jean-Paul Hazebrouck, George Riley, and Gerard Sutherland. This flock of youngsters are the cream of the crop as far as scholastic ability is concerned. However, we must not omit me boys who appear as stars-to-be in the field of athletics. These include George McCormack, Walter Bacon, and John Dubois, Junior Varsity Basketball players who will probably be on the first team-next year. Brother Michael's Junior League this year introduced new up and coming athletes, such as Francis Jeton, Paul Foisy, Lawrence Frost, Joe Connolly, and Henry Drewes. Rene Morin and Normand Andrews added their bit to athletic prominence by being members of the varsity football squad. BELIEVE IT OR NOT: J Daniel iWild Horsel Martin is quite the singer! Francis Greeley has developed a school girl complexion. David O'Brien has become Brother Elisee's right-hand man. Francis Boyd fthe Springfield Special? still doesn't know what the score is yet. Henry Drewes refuses to share his high marks with Edward Greene. Timothy O'Connor is this class's gift to the fair sex. Lawrence Frost came out of Hicksville into civilization. ' JOSEPH PERREAULT isiillnee