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

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Teresa Lucia Coyle 40 Bradford Street “Strength in uour hand, courage in your heart. and truth interested in all topics. ever on your tips. Here i s o u r Teresa M a v o u r-neen. A volume, brimful of Irish Imagery, might easily be written about h e r. She likes French and Spanish, but il is “ » a e I i c” t h a t claims most of her attention. She is current and Irish Anna Mane Cox 31 Wisdom Avenue The sweetest music in the world is that of the human roiee. Anna is one of the musical lights of oui class. Often sin has e n t e r-tained us with her sweet voice especially in our programmes. Her artistic talents have won due appreciation : an adept in drawing, clever in languages, especiii French. Latin and Marita Qenerieve Coughlin 303 Wickenden Street An- effort made for the happiness of others lifts us ahorc ourselves. Cleary School sent Marita for four happy years to St. Xavier’s. She is one of those loyal girls always ready to help others. Her favorite study is phonography i n which she is one of the leaders. Most fort u nate would be tin employer who would have this young lady as stenographer; Marita, however, is thinking of College, where we vouch for her success. Martf Frances Donahue 111 Benefit Street, Pawtucket, K. I. Not better than the best, but better than the rest.99 Here is our physical culture leader who took out her telescope in September, 11)20, and saw the merits of S. X. A. from Pawtucket. She is a favorite amongthe girls and teachers. Mary is astronomy wise. “Orion and his Dog have nocturnal delights for her. We peep not into her lift to he, but wish her well. Elizabeth Oecelia Don nes Hast Street “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” Allow im to introduce to you one of the most popular girls of '22, our Bessie, with her winning smile and big blue eyes. Bessie studies Chemistry and sin is an expert in ex-p e r i ments. Her future plans are not known but we venture a guess. College? Are we right? “The Xavier” Page Thirteen

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,3‘ Personalities Ay Anna Enbabeth Alchorn 44 Benevolent Street •'7’ ic measure of one's life is in the well • (. spending of it. Anna joined us in the third year and we are sorry she was not here longer. She is a quiet, 11 nsel fish girl and is an active member at all of o u r social events. Some day will find her an efficient nurse; it is her ambition. Best wishes, Anna, and don’t forget the Class of ’22, if need be, in your ministrations. Estelle ('onstance Caulfield 444 Carpenter Street “Fine milliners are the mantle of fair minds. “And who is this auburn hai red .Miss that is coming to join us today?” This is the question that each of us asked when in our Junior year Estelle joined ns. W e have f o u nd her a pleasant and loving companion and the possessor of the sterling qualities we admire in a girl. She revels in Latin scansion. (In trude Marie Cogan 486 Friendship Street From our own selves our joys must flow. Gertrude entered the portals of S. X. A. under the weight of a great red ribbon hair bow and a smiling face, a smile that has not come off with time; but the “hair bow”—alas!! Her studies never mar her pleasures, but sometimes Reports” do. Gertrude is never reproved for talking too loud. May time bring all good to her. Regina Catherine ('outanehe 281 Williams Street “Ce i ue voils faites. faites blent If we were to detail all of Regina’s qualities, it would be a volume well worth reading. Everything about Regina is pleasant and agreeable; she is an earnest and quiet student. Cheerful and ever thoughtful Regina has won the greatest love and esteem of the girls of “’22.” French seems to he her favorite stu d y. X’est-ce pas, Regina? Kathleen Veronica Collins fi Furnace Street . Courage, Sincerity and Truth. By these attributes we know Kathleen. a tall, fair-haired member of our Commercial division. Everyone admires her for he able disposition. H e r favorite studies are Phonography and Spanish. If we judge the future by the present, an envi-a h 1 e p o s i t i o n awaits Kathleen. ’22 of S. X. A. is p r o u d of her. Luck! luck! luck! i calm and ami- TIk Xavier' - Jy' Page Tie el vc

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Catherine Hope Dowling 95 Doyle Avenue - JI ''I 04 “dive to tlir world the best non hare, nml the best will come hnek to non. Elizabeth Frances Duff) „ . O - • v Riverpoint, R. T. -oy “Home. Sweet Home.” Hope is one of the early birds of our class. She believes in the old saying. “He who perseveres will win.” Her ability as a Spanish student and as a typist show that she is right in her belief. Frequently she entertains dull class moments with her ready wit. We all admire her pleasing disposition. Readers, in e e t Miss Hetty. Now that- you are acquainted, let us tell you something about this little lady. She comes in from Riverpoint ach morning and he train is always to blame for her tar dines s. Bessie is a happy and cheery girl; she never allows study to interfere with her pleasure. Mart Elizabeth Durkin 97 Oxford Street •tloml thimjs ore done up in small packagee. Mary is loved by all her classmates. She came to us four years ago. When sonic of the girls met her, they thought that she was looking for a Kindergarten and came to S. X. A. by mistake—the idea! Mary is a real S. X. A. girl, and what she lacks in size she makes up in intellect. You should hear her translate Spanish; she is one of our fine pianists, too, and lends herself at all times most willingly. Marcella Mari Egan ,JJ -rici'ley. R. I. “Malteration is the silken slrini runninu throu'nh the pearl chain of all virtues.” We introduce you to Marcella, who is one of the most studious of our girls and excels in languages. Her gentle and dignified bearing speak her worth louder than w o r d s of ours. Every morning the Berkeley train brings Marcella from her quiet little town into the rush and push of city life. Margaret Ce,celia Ellis :ifi t ansham 'Uoivct “In Inminc too ridebimus lamin'' The picture of a student who upholds the intellectual reputation of 1!)22. She loves languages and clothes the most obscure whether in Latin, French or Spanish with c h a r m i n g simplicity of diction. Artistic, too. See her etchings in the “Xavier.” u passages “The Xavier” Page Fourteen