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

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Angela Louise Crowley lf 3 Quarry Street, East Providence, R. I. (Icntlc in manner, resolute in deed. Let us introduce to you this demure young lady, who is the I rue and the only complement of East Providence. Angela entered the classical course in her first year, hut the commercial course claimed her as a Sophomore, in which she enjoys a good standing. Though she seems demure, she is really jolly and is loved and respected by her classmates. Her plans are till her own. • La. 1 . ' ' Helen Pauline Daniels 54 Baker Streets a “To those who know thee not Mo wonts ran point thee; To those who do. oil wonts ore faint.” Helen recently e a m e from tin prosaic city, Pawtucket, and we are glad she is in Providence. VVe find her a jolly, loving friend, and we s o m e t i in e s think and we truly know that without her, the class of '2d would be incomplete. May everything that’s good come to you in your future plans. Helen. Mara Madeline Define lag Holden Street Street promptings with kindest deals were in tier rerp looks. Mary, a commercial girl, is very studious. Her interest in all class atl'airs has been particularly helpful. We feel sure she’ll be a ste- nographer and win her way to success for she has been so conscientious and reliable and has such a pleasant disposition. Adeline Marie Devlin 159 Beacon Avenue “To he true to my word, my w irk end mil friends.” Adeline has gained the affection of her classmates by her quiet, unassuming manner: we have all concluded that in her is a hidden treasure that time will have to unfold to us. Her favorite study is phonography. Best wishes of the class follow you in your commercial carte r, Adeline! Mary Rosamond Eagan 93 Hospital Street — “Whal she knows would fill a volume.” What a wide, general knowledge Mary has! Many bright moments in class have been due to her original outbursts. She intends to go to college. Though she revels in study, jollification is not an unknown quantity with her. Latin and Versification are her favorite subjects. See her “Virgilian Verses” locked up in these pages. Page Fourteen 'The drier'

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Alice Frances Casa 20 Schofield Street “Whatever is—is best. Alice anti her friend, Charlotte, arrive in tin morning just in time to hoar tin last hell ring. but this does not disturb Alice’s happy, fun-loving disposition. Her favorite study is phonography, in w h i c h she is it leader. Alice is also it very line pianist; however, it would not stir-prise us to hear of her being a stenographer under Spanish dictation. Teresa Elizabeth Caulfield 53 Bancroft Street she is a ehilil of lofty 'lift uml urane.” “Terry,” its she is called, is not lacking in originality nor in in tellectual powers. Her translations prove that she is it conscientious student. She has won it fixed place in the hearts of the girls by her pleasing personality. Our best wishes go with her for a successful career. Anna Itertha Condon G7 Bergen Street Wreathe the irorlil trllli your smiles: Two O's, two N s, a C, and it 1). put them together and spell it word for me. Have yon solved the puzzle, yet?— Yes, Bertha Condon. Whenever you are feeling blue, go to her; she will cheer you up because the bright side is ill ways the right side for her. Bertha intends to go higher next year. Irene Frances Cooney 153 Calhoun Street Imre lint ii thinil to fear Inca use niy heart is pare. “Appearances are deceiving is so true of Irene. Quiet and reserved naturally, one is surprised to find such bursts of humor as bubble up from under her e o n servatism. Irene deserted the hit Us of Classical for our own dear classrooms. Her rendering of the “Aetteid” gives us translations worth while. Dorothea Inez Croirelt 3(1 Mulberry Street •‘I am eonti nteil iritli what I hare, little he it. or much.” A very distinguished young lady is Dorothea. She Inis won the hearts of her classmates by her genial ways. , s an actress in our plays, she has shown great ability. If, in the future. she becomes ;t stenographer, she will prove a capable one. Congratulations to her prospective employer. Tin Xaricr” Pa ye Thirteen

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Mary Eileen Eldridge 11 Atkins Avenue “A thini liter of the gods, divinely tall, anil wont divinely fair. Tall, and dig- ■ ii ' ■ i] ms ..in- Iii ii |Bpf' 11■ 11;i nl in physical 1111 111 •- W Ihp PI mil iiiin I 11 i l,-s wlii'ii M. Eileen 4 mis'! We ------------- love her for her amiability and loy-alty. Her face is ever wreathed in smiles. Josephine Catherine Fitzpatrick 2SG Point Street Maiden with the jolly tray, ever hayl‘ll all the day. Josephine is a musician of a rare order; her music just runs from off her finger tips in dainty drops of notes. .Much of the “social would be lost to the “six if “Jo” were missing. St ■% Elsie Barbara Fleckenstein 22 Taylor Street “Great thoughts arc here. For an excellent store of whys and wherefore's for every occasion, apply to Elsie! She is a poetical wizard in prose. In her translations from Virgil, and her intelligent appreciation of the text, she has assisted us in many a knotty passage, and such passages have confronted us more times than one. X’est-ce pas, }iris? Margaret Eileen Cearin 41 Belmont Avenue “She is kind and apt, with a pleasant disposition.” Enter “Marie Antoinette,” the name that Margaret has earned from her mode of hair dressing. Allhough she left us in the second year, she yearned for and returned to S. X. A. in her senior- year. Her p 1 a ns have not been discussed, but we know Margaret will always have success. Anna Loretta Haggerty 2S« Williams Street'll-? V. ' Meet the world with ii smile.” If we were to outline all of Anna's qualities, they would make a volume well worth reading. Anna is pleasant and agreeable, an earnest and ipiiet student. Her favorite studies are phonography and Spanish. If we judge the future by the present, a position of trust awaits her. The Xavier Page Fifteen