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

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gXCEls we 'o 'Y 0 NAIC The Mechanical Drawing Class Opportunity knocks but once in a students life and he should be well equipped for that great mo'nent Owing to the popularity of our Drawing Class and the enthusiasm with which the boys accept their work without doubt we onclude that many of our students will enioy a better chance of success in the field of industrial work The employment of our graduates in great concerns some in our neighborhood proves evidently the superiority of those who have been privileged to attend Bro Vital s expert courses A student completing at least two years of intensive work in our beautiful studio has a good knowledge in blueprint reading ln addition he acquires skill in making lsometric proiections and putting them into r adable mechanical language of the third View He learns to handle ma hmery parts and to use the mi rometer efficiently The student uses wooden patterns one of the many things we owe to generosity of the Directors of the Taft Pierce Co Our war time Defense Course IH the afternoon brings many useful articles to our eyes Brother Vital our competent teacher will show us how to run a lathe and inform us on the use of many precision instruments At the end of our scholastic year we have a magnifi ent Art Exhibit which attracts to our portals over two thousand visitors yearly Many of these allers are skilled and distinguished men from large defense plants who in the past hav given employment to many of our graduates while visiting our Exhibit Any student interested in engineering and wishing to prepare adequately for that vocation will find at Mt. St. Charles an advanced c urse that he will surely appreciate. IOHN BURKE 82

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gXCElg at I0 'S 0 C I t LIBRARY STAFF Flrst Row let' to rlqht Leo Dyer Iohn Rfardon Thomas Morrls Robert Morrzs lohn Henn ss, Thomas Burke second Row Henry Drewes Rev Bro Ludovlc Iohrt Burke lohn M Carthy Tlmothy OConnoI The L1brary lt IS aen rally agreed that a llbrary 1S a pr1nc1pal feature of any educahonal 1nst1tut1on and that there IS a d1rect relation between the elh 1ency of a student and the extent of llbrary fGC1l1119a Our lrlorary here at Mount Salnt Charles answers the call of every student and wlth lts many volurnes of Enqlxsh ana French l1te a ure ne student as well eampped to enter any phase rn tne rt of wr1t1nq Our hugh school horary lurmshes nat only good readxnq mateual for 1ts patrons but a a ea' maui ov supplementary mrormatlcn on practlcally every sub1ec 1n the school currlculum Thls well elected and properly oraanlzed department s there'ore a necessary requlsxte for hlqh school work smce the class text book 1S no lonqer consldered the only means of preparlnq the dav s esson VJQ ar proud to say that the oooera 1on o' the lxlorary sa' ever helpful m qrantlnq the lterary wan s o' the s udents merlts the htahest ot crnplunents IOHN BJRKE 84 . . i I .H , D. U 1 A 1 H A 1 1 1 - 1 , . . ., . , c , . . Q . . . . . . . . I - C . . V . 1 , Y A b- . . . 1 3 . , ,1 . , . . A r N t, . . 1 , . b . . ,W c. r. . - , 1 . .r ' 'S 1 , r , , , . . . . 1 t t A F - Q. - A I . . . , I A . . F . v