St Francis Xavier Academy - Xavier Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Laura Veronica Costkij.o Philomena Virginie Palizza “You may say anything about “Not stepping o’er the bounds me—if that will help ” . modesty.” “Her pure and mighty heart.” “Virtue is to herself the best reward.” Mary Ellen McElroy Elizabeth deChantal Daley “Kind hearts are more than “I am the thirteenth.” coronets.” •“Studious of ease.” 19

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May Genevieve Lough ran “A merry heart goes all the day— Let’s gather roses while we ma}'.” Elizabeth Catherine McCarthy “Our minds are all our own. Do with them what we will.” “A maiden with meek brown eyes, In whose orbs a shadow lies Like the dusk in evening skies.” Alice Madeliene Dawson “I am contented with what I have, Little be it or much.” “Ever willing to lend a helping hand.” 18

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 CALENDAR Septem ber. Weather. 14. Confusion reigns, put up your umbrella! Fair. 15. We make the acquaintance of “Virgil.” Oh ! Dear !!! Ditto. 16. H20. Tres ditto. 17. Things run smoothly. Tres tres ditto. 18. Lessons five clays a week. Soon we plead for four. Sehr ditto. 21. We lose our beloved French teacher. Same. 22. Fl-r-nc- goes to wedding. Where’s L—r-? Me me. 23. K-th-r-n-, “please remove that raincoat!” Idem. 24. Pilgrimage to Chapel. Ditto. 25. Weather does not affect us. Cloudy. 28. “Class dues, please!” Ditto. 29. Al-c-, “please leave your umbrella at home!” Fair. 30. A long day. Ditto. 1. October. A new leaf is turned over. Sehr ditto. 2. We begin Physical Culture. Cloudy. 5. K-th-r-n-, “now wear your raincoat!” Rainy. G. Why was B-ss— M— late? Ditto. 7. Seniors cram at noon hour. Fair. 8. F-n wears red tie, K-th-r-n— green ribbons. Ditto. 9. Friday’s dance once more. Rainy. 12. Such gigantic intellects!!!! Ditto. 13. B-ss— D— sports new dress. Fair. 14. What makes cars late on a pleasant clay? Ditto. 15. Four-days-a-week plan. Tres ditto. 16. The clays seem all so happy! Sayie. 19. Ph-l-m-n- loves to study. Ditto. 20. Why does B-ss— walk to school? Tres ditto. 21. So many things accomplished! Rain. 22. “Books closed. This is recitation.” Ditto. 23. Seniors start their elocution. Fair. 26. Nothing happens. Good—bad omen? Ditto. 27. Anything for a free period! Sehr ditto. 28. Virgil is not so easy, after all! Tres ditto. 29. The clays are flying! Rain. 30. How many holidays this year? Ditto. 2. November. First report this year. Photograph contenances (?) Fair. 3. Eight present. Remainder excused to vote??? Ditto. 4. No one arose at 4 p. m. to see Venus. Tres ditto. 5. Nothing happens. Very ditto. 20