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

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AGNES FRANCES McCAFFREY §wiei I I 45 Berkeley Street Providence Hats off! Here comes Agnes. If you happen to he down-hearted or in the blues, just tell your troubles to Agnes, and lo and behold, they disappear immediately and all is bright again. When asked which period of the day she preferred, Agnes seriously answered, “the study period, of which she makes good use. Agnes is up to the mark in each and everyone of her studies. She is not fixed in her plans for the future, but whatever she does, we are positive that she will come out with flying colors. EILEEN MARIE McCARTHY 4 Young Avenue Providence Loving, pleasing, studious, is Eileen. From morning until night she beams with a pleasant countenance. Eileen's recitation in French verbs has showm preference for that study. Always ready to assist in any of the activities of the class, is only one of the reasons that make Eileen so appreciated at Saint Xavier's. We are certain that whatever her work in life may be, her natural and loving disposition will continue to gain for her fame and success. MARY DEBORAH McCORMICK 350 Taunton Avenue East Providence Personality plus intelligence! That is Marie. Marie believes in a school-spirit and her social affairs are evenly balanced with her studies. She is one of the most important members of the class. The Dramatic Club would be very incomplete without her sweet sounding voice. Marie “drives her own” and is always willing to accommodate her less-fortunate classmates, by giving them a “lift.” Her plans for the future are to enter college. Success be with you, Mary! CATHERINE GEOFFREY McDONALD 16 Dunnell Drive Pawtucket Friendliness, a sense of humor, a pleasing personality, all combine to make “Kay one of the most interesting girls of our class. She is a sure cure for the blues and has brightened many a dull hour by her irresistible wit. A care-free view of life and a generous and friendly spirit, are her characteristics. She is one who is easy to know, but not easy to part with. We feel that wherever she intends to continue her education, her cheerful disposition will win for her new friends. Page Turn ty' ire

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ANNE MARY McMILLAN Pleasant View Avenue Greenville Sparkling eyes and a pleasant smile—that's May. Her amiable disposition has won her many lasting friends. She is a member of the Agga Bennet, Berenice Gorman. Helen Sullivan. Noontime Chatter Circle, and her views on many topics are worthwhile. Because the “Greenville Special is slow getting around in the morning, May is always rushing to be on time. We feel she will succeed in whatever she attempts and we wish her all the success and good luck in the world. YVONNE MARIE MAGNAN 167 Williams Street Providence The Senior Class is proud to present its French student, Yvonne. What does that name bring to you?—Gentleness, sweetness, kindness and more. If we would add more, it would be good nature, for there is not another girl in this class who has more claim to that epithet than Yvonne. Who says nay when she says she is going to be an expert bookkeeper? To acquire a position of that type, one must be alert, intelligent and conscientious. Therefore, knowing that Yvonne possesses these qualifications, we conclude what an asset she will be in some prominent business concern. May she go through life as she has gone through St. Xavier's—and that means all luck. HELEN MARY MALCX)F 124 School Street Pawtucket Helen is a young lady who finds her way into the hearts of all her companions, elicits admiration from her friends, and commands the respect of all with whom she comes in contact. Pleasant, industrious and conscientious, she ranks high among her friends and in her studies. Especially does she excel in English and Mathematics. Although we do not know Helen's plans, we know her future success is assured. GLENNYS CECILIA MARR 50 Wheeler Avenue Edgewood Glennys is gifted with many talents. She excels as a pianist and has also real artistic and literary ability. As a member of the school Orchestra, she has been an important factor in its success. Glennys intends to continue her education at College and w e feel sure that she is destined for success. i I l Page Twenty'four

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Page Twenty'six y MARGARET MARY MeGIVERON 489 Manton Avenue Providence Surely you all know this demure girl, Senorita Margarita. She brings sunshine and cheer wherever she goes, by her pleasing person ality and witty manner, which characteristics have won for her the love of teachers, friends and classmates. Whenever you sec Margaret walking on the campus, look for her pals, Rita and Catherine, toddling along behind her. She excels not only in her studies, but also as an athlete. As a stenographer, we all wish her every success. MARY COLLETTE McLAUGHLIN 37 Ivy Avenue Edge wood An essay contest! Lo and behold! Miss Mary steps forward to display her talents in the field of writing and brings honor to her school. Although this latent talent as a writer has just peeped forth, her other talents have blossomed into maturity at S. X. A. Virgil must heave a sigh of satisfaction when Mary translates Latin. Madem oiselle also beams with pleasure at Marie's “francais conversation. Mary is loved by all her classmates and especially by Lou. If Lou is found, the problem is solved, Mary must be nearby. We feel sure that whatever field of endeavor Mary enters, she will meet with success, and as the years roll by, we shall always connect the name of Mary McL. with this fitting line: None but herself is her parallel. ELIZABETH THERESE McMANUS 403 Smith Street Providence Behold Elizabeth! The shortest girl in the class. As the old saying goes, Good things come in small packages, applies to Eliza beth. Typewriting and shorthand arc her favorite studies, but she has a high standard in all other subjects. Although she is one of a trio, she is generous and loving to all. She has not yet decided what work in life she will follow. The Class of 1930 wishes her success. ANNA MARIE MORAN 361 Wickenden Street Providence Anna came to us from Cleary School, in 1926, and has ever since been a sunbeam among her classmates. She is one of the quiet, lovable girls. Her pleasing and charming ways have gained the friendship of her classmates. Anna is also one of the gifted pupils of the classical division. Whatever may be her future, she carries with her the best wishes of the Class of '30, who are quite confident that success must follow the efforts and perseverance that have characterized her career in S. X. A.