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

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ANNA MARIE MULVEY 234 Ohio Avenue Providence You all know Ann. She is Captain and one of the best forwards on our basketball team. This blue-eyed maiden, with her winning personality, is always a welcome sight at all our social events. Lunch time always finds Ann dancing in the “gym, to the strains of some popular tune. Although Ann is a busy girl outside of class activities, she still has time for study. Her good marks speak for her. Ann intends to further her education in some higher institution of learning, and we all wish her the best of luck in her undertakings. ALICE ELLEN MURPHY LakewooJ Central Avenue When Alice does a thing, we know it is all right, for she enjoys the oodname of always doing the right thing at the right time. Taking §fgjfl B M| fedletting her fingers fly rapidly over the typewriter gj| RITA LETITIA MURRAY 60 Wood Street Providence A sincere and loyal pal—this is the description of our classmate, Rita. Her loving nature, genial disposition, and willingness to CO' operate have made her well liked, by both teachers and classmates. Rita and her inseparable pal “Peggy are an example of true friend' ship. Rita excels in shorthand and typewriting. She expects to enter the business world after graduation. We will find it hard to say “Good'bye. May the future be good to you!

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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.

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Providence ANTOINETTE LOUISE O’CONNOR 160 Jewett Street Our Vice-President! Is she popular? Oh, yes! Her promising career as a class leader proves this. “Tony's favorite studies are History and English and she excels in both. Her English themes are above par. “Tony” is gifted with an extra share of artistic ability. Some day her name will probably be found on the list of prominent artists. Too, she gives zest to our Orchestra in the role of “Drummer Boy.” Whatever her plans for the future may be, we are sure that they will be crowned with success. KATHERINE ANN O'CONNOR 196 Transit Street Providence ' Kay's winning smile and laughing eyes have gained for her a place in the heart of every one of her classmates. Although she is a leader in fun and frolic, she stands high in all her studies, especially chemistry. Kay is one of the artists of the class and has executed some very goed work. She is a lover of basketball and has made many successful passes. She is a jolly and delightful companion and a credit to S. X. A.