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

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Mari Veronica Mulligan Conimiout, R. I. she has a rant store of knowledge. ‘‘Has a n y o n e her lessons pre-pa red?” “Ah! Here's Mary.” We sometimes wonder what time she retires, judging from the stupendous amount of work she brings in the next day. We are assured that she will he an ornament to whatever institution of learning will be honored by her presence. Charlotte Rita Murphy Brook Street She who brings hayyiness into the lil( of another brings sunshine into In r turn T h i s “petite” young lady, with her sweet and beaming face, is C h a r 1 o 11 e. She came to Saint Xavier’s in her first year from Cleary. She entered the commercial course and has proved herself very capable. ’Charlotte is a jolly, lovable “pal” and has won the hearts of all her classmates. Margaret Mary Murpliy 22 Preston Street ‘Knowledge in youth is wisdom in old age ft .1.1 Here is Marge, one of the most pleasing and graceful girls in St. Xavier’s. Her teachers, as well as her classmates, love her because of flu . Gertrude Cecilia (VDonnell H X Ragley Street, Central Falls. R. I. Sane knew her but to lore her. Vone named her but to nraiae. We all love Gertrude, who comes from Central Falls. Her amiable manner has won our hearts. In her studies, especially Spanish, she has m e r i t e d great praise. Gertrude has been our “Vice-President’s” close friend during her four years at St. Xavier’s. We think t h e i r parting will be one of the trials of her school 1 i ft . her sweet d i s p o s i t i o n. Marge’s favorite study is phonography. We predict a rosy future for her as a typist and stenographer. Mary Tjoyola (VDonnell 133 Clarence Street “.I merry heart maketh a cheerful count-enanee. Here you have Mary Loyola, a very happy girl. Many times our anxieties have been relieved by Mary who seems to find sunshine and makes others find it, too, through the darkest gloom. She is joy and love. As an artist and musician. Mary ranks high. Her sketches adorn the leaves of our Annual. Cage eighteen -The Xarie •”

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Mabel Louise McCabe 229 Ootta;r. Street, Pawtucket, R. I. I dtimscl irhosc presence hrinos sunshine and love. Mabel brings sunshine and glee wherever she goes. She has the personality that lias in a d e her the friend of her elass-mates, who think that.she came too late to S.X.A.:for pruny I’awtucket held her in her Freshman year. Whatever the future In Ids for .Mabel, we hope that her good nature will always go with her on her way. Mon Marti no I Iclntiirr Mo Webster Avenue 3 - “Tlic mi morn of 'I'H lorelincss shall roan I oar iialhir in smile.” T It i s gracious little lady is from St. Anthony’s precincts, which we hear so m u c h about. Mary is a truly s t a u n c h schoolmate and friend, for in her four years she has been an inspiration to us all by her loving disposition and dignified bearing. She loves S. X. A., and S. X. A. loves her for her loyalty and strong support. May her future be tilled with happiness. Alice Marie .Miner 'll Frank Street a-aZ. t Smile anil the irorlil trill smile irilli lion. Alice's sweet smile has won a lasting place in the hearts of her classmates. Alice entered our class in l!ll!) and has remained a staunch member. We hope that she will meet with success in any work she engages in. for she is a conscientious student and one of the best all-around girls in S. X. A. •lane Elizabeth Moran 26 River Avenue To look on the hr iff h t side of lift is to look on the right side. •lane is a dignified girl whom every ne admires. Her excellent adherence to the rules of the school and her conscientious work meet the ap-p r o v a 1 of her teachers and classmates. Jane is one of the “Social Six’’ whose doings are a constant source of “what’s what” to us. She puzzles us, too, as to her future but we wise ones guess. Man Catherine Miillrrdi 1 Whittier Avenue Quiet, hal in that i uiet, a purpose:' Mary is a picture of composure at all times, on account of which quiet way we do not know what she intends to do; however, we extend our best wishes and know that she will do h o n o r to S. X. A. Chemistry and English a r t h e r choice studies. The At trier Pape Seventeen

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 - . Isabel I'onfinean O’Neil Smith Street, Edgewood, It. I. One of our musical talents here; i uiet uiiil resc'rcd. Isabel is a commercial student, and a graceful asset of the physical culture class. The pages of the “Navicr’ will speak for her poetic ability. Carry with you our best wishes for your success, Isabel. Kathryn Kliza belli O’Reilly 427 Fruit Hill Avenue, North Providence The troril. Imyosslhle. in not in her ro-cahularu. Here's Kathryn, jolly and studious, and ever ready to promote the happiness of others. Many times she has warded off, by her witty remarks, the “blues,” the tilings that checker our would-be b a p p y h o u r s. Kathryn hopes to be a school teacher. Cecilia Irsnla Richer 39 Lonsdale Avenue 7 “Come anil trig it ax you tjo, on the funtaxtie toe.’’ lillht ? - Ay Y Her witty sayings combined with her sweet disposition have gained many friends for her. Cecilia has the rare quality of doing all things well, tier excellent marks in studies prove this. 100', is hers for her thoughtfulness: her eyes are open to everyone’s needs. S. X. A. will miss her next year. Anna Rryina Riley K7 IOast George Street one fierirn o fjfew8ter f rtnnle Claire Riley Street. Pawtucket. When God makes a lovely thiny, the fair-ext anil eomylctext, lie niakex it little, don't ’you know, for little things are sweetest. Anna is a favorite with all her teachers, and is very much loved by her friends, because of her sweet and winning ways. We are all sure that Anna will shine in the business world, for she has finished a successful c o urse in S. X. A. R. r. Full of riyor. effort, not show. She's different from the rest you know.'' The above quotation describes our Vice-President, who never is so busy with her official duties that she cannot lend us a helping hand. She is a good and faithful student and lias claimed the admiration of all her classmates. Gertrude always finishes her luncheon peri o d in the spirit of the hour, dance and song. The Aaricr” Rage Nineteen