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

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EXPEL , 2 51 XX 0 1 1 , 0 'WPI' C BASEBALL SQUAD Flrst Row lelt to rraht Chfden Devme lcseph Connolly Charles Lamoureux Iean Noel Plche Normand Guerln lohn McCarthy Walter Bacon Second Row Llonel Andrews Robert Beauchemm Wlllram Smrth Thomas Perklns Edward Cullen Robert Bentley Marcel Latour Thlrd Row Edouard Carpentzer Coach Ierom C Buckley Bev Bro Gurllau'ne Boland Cayer Fourth Row Managers Albert Lefebvre Leo G1lbr1de Leo Hebert Baseball Wlth the advent of sprrnq the cry Play Ball was heard and rmmedrately the call for base ball candldates went out 1n Mount Saint Charle School Thtrty odd candldates responded and under Coach Ierome C Buckleys able quldance a prormsrnq club was soon wh1pped 1nto shape W1th such veterans as Charlle Lamoureux Nel Andrews lohn McCarthy and loe Connolly Coach Buckley has a farrly good nucleus around whtch to butld h1s team McCarthy and Connolly are outlrelders and toqether w1th Boland Cayer a sophomore form a fast outireld Bill Smlth a transfer from Lennox l-lrqh where he played varsity for two years IS holdmq down the 1'11t1al sack vvhzl Tom Perkms and Walt Bacon are taklnq ca e of the keystone co'nb1nat1on duties Bob Bentley another sophomore seems to have clrched the thrrd base POSITION Coach Buckley boasts a fme prtchma staff OHSISTIHC-I of Nel Andrews Norm Guerln Cltff Devme and Emrllen Myet e and a strrnq of dependable catchers mcludma Charles Larroureux Ea Cullen and Iohn Ptche Several of these also serve IH a Ul1l1lY rol lt he s ymq A team IS as qcod as rs reserves IS true 'hen Mount has nothmq o worry about 'or Jn add1t1on to the above we have Marcel Latour Ed Carpentler who may ft 1nt n 1nf1eld and awe a aood a count ot themselves ln lctr cel ut aanns Burrtllvrlle Mount made r Jcry su ess ul snc nn 1n Jowmn, 'rerr J onen s LJ score o 4 U ln hrs ame Nel Andrews nd Chl' Defme crnt me-a urrrllvxle c oree 1lS Ad ed to t IS eam ,layed errcrl ss all 'una t e'n VV su n an ausp1c1ous s art the Sam s oromrse to s ow up well rn 're R'1Od6 lsland Class B Le que wucn starts Aprn 28 WALTER BA Ol 42 100 A fr 1 A - 1 ' 1 . f - 1 Al 51 I A , . f , e . , . . ' t , , f f . , r , . r . . . , , r . .. A . . . . t , . . , , A . ,, . .5 ,, . . Y LA , t , , . t ,r , . . 7 3 t e Nw ' l l ' ' f v 1 y f-- I ' -A' N ' v ' rv l ' .r- 1 J 4 t , . . f ti r V d f .I , , 4 ' . . I Q ' rw, v v . ' - ' aft l A or rr , A J . . t a , . cr . ' L J , .o hold B ' 'l ' h' d ht 'he ' 'J e b ' be ' 'iv' 'c' ' t , T A n t. . a -, . , ,. ., C N

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E X U E 1 9 Q ' I 9 0 'S 0 VVl'.f'f A Reverend Oscar E Gu1lbault Father Gurlbault cur beloved chaplam came to us from St Iames Parrsh rn Manvrlle at the begrnmng of the present school year ln the few short months that he has been wrth us w have gleaned rnuch rn the way of good example from thrs humble man of God Hrs prety and devotron trme and tlme agarn have rnsprred hrs boys to strrve to better therr own lrves In class as well as rn church he rs at all trmes everythrng that one could ask for rn way of a gurde Tolerant understandrng helpfulness and frrendly manners are hrs factors whrch have led us to consrder Fatrrer Gurlbault not only as a prrest but as a true frr nd What else could we thrnk watchrng hrm play hockey as rf he were one of us or at other trrnes taklng an actrve rnterest rn our basketball games and other sports Ordarned on May 3l l93l h has thus far grven eleven years to hrs God regret that more of thes years could not hav b en spent wrth us To you Father Gurlbault w can ffer lrttl rn th way of worldly thrngs But from our hearts w can say thrs The work such as you do frnds rts reward Your unceasrng labors rn cur behalf wrll not be forgotten for wherever we may be whatever we may do your nc rnory w1ll be cherrshed and your name frequent rn our prayers The world would b a far better place to lrve rn Father rf there were rn re 'nerr lrke you llay y u emoy a long and happy stay at the Mount Nfl S C ALUMNl OF 42 CROBERT GRAY? 102 . 9 t , - . , I, 1 I r . .9 ' . . . ' , , e T ' and Church. Now, as we are about to leave Mount Saint Charles, we sincerely e e e ' . , ' , e r o ' e '. e ' ' , 9 . I ,, I I . . , , .e. ' ' . n Q . . I , I C r r I ' . v C - I r N ,, 1 . '. . r '