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

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MARY EDNA ARTESANI 144 Prairie Avenue Providence, R. I. Look, my friends, and sec a petite little miss whose name is Edna. Her charming personality and most agreeable disposition have won for her a host of friends. She has brought great honor to her school by her ability to write stories. Edna will probably be a notable author some day. We hope so. Good luck to you, Edna. VERONICA ELLEN BEACAN II Marcy Street Edgewood, R. I. Ronny is the early bird. She is among the first to arrive in the morning and with her comes her cheerful spirit bringing its sunny beams. Ronny has a shoulder bob of light brow'n hair and her eyes are big and brown. If you want Ronny —look for Gen” her best friend. Veronica is all on tiptoe business bent and we know that she will be a big success. ELPEDIA CECILIA BIFULCI 64 East Greenwich Road Apponaug, R. I. Real worth comes in small packages, like our Al a petite miss of many partsw APs love for dancing is shown in her graceful gliding with her pal over the floor of the gym. Her sweet and loving disposition wins her a special place in all her classmates' hearts. Her hearty laugh and ready wit are contagious. You leave S. X. A. “Al with all good wishes and good luck. Bon Voyage. GLADYS MARY BRAYTON 71 North Broadway Rumford, R. I. A pleasant smile and a happy disposition are the two marks which characterize Gladys and have won for her a secure place in the memory of her classmates. If personality counts in life Gladys has a goodly stock of it. She is a scholar in the strict sense of the word and a true Blue. Her goal is the business world. Success and happiness are our send offs for her in the years to come. Page Tweh'e

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CLASS OFFICERS Seated Left to right—M. Gertrude Kerwick, Class.'Eng. Vice-President: Margaret L. McLoughlin, Class.-Eng. President; Ethel M. Follett, Com. President; Mary C. King. Com. Vice-President. Standing Left to right—Esther M. Choquette. Com. Secretary; Eleanor P. Wynn. Com. Treasurer; Kathleen F. Mungiven. Class.-Eng. Secretary: Anna B. Sullivan. Class.-Eng. Treasurer.

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MARY VIRGINIA BRODERICK 145 Columbia Avenue Edge wood, R. I. Although Virginia is very quiet in manner, she has a sweet per- sonality. Each day a cheery “good morning greets us all. She is very studious as her work shows. Virginia’s future seems to be her secret. The best wishes of her classmates are with her, and her gentle disposition will long be remembered. JANET ELIZABETH BROWN 64 Brownell Street Providence, R. I. Janet is one of those air-minded individuals who love anything and everything concerning wings. Her history hereabouts, however, includes being a chauffeur; a good sport—both athletically and other- wise; and moreover a good student—especially in English. All her classmates know Jan's “secret desire to be a journalist. There is little doubt that in the near future Columbia will be honored by “Brownie’s presence. MARY EILEEN CALLEN 202 Harris Avenue Woonsocket, R. I. Two years ago Woonsocket High's loss was St. Xavier's gain. For the last two years Eileen has clicked into the room on her leather heels just as she has clicked into our hearts. She is one of our class poets and one of the best singers. Eileen seems to be blest with many talents. She excels in tap dancing and piano playing, she has a ready store of wit which often brightens up the Chemistry period. She is quite interested in physical education. We know that Eileen will always uphold the name of her beloved Alma Mater as she is a nobly planned lass. MARY CATHERINE CANNING Mendon Road Cumberland Hill, R. I. No one could possibly disregard the appealing sparkle which emanates from Mary's large bltie eyes. . When she smiles, it is con- tagious. Every week at ec Cluh the chorus swells with her melodic tones; so indispensable is .she to this band of nightingales that they honored het w’ith the tide, “queen of song. Mary's recita- tions show earnest preparation'and interest in her studies. The town of CqfabcHand most certainly is indebted to Mary for the support of its reputation. Cumberland! Where is it? Page Thirteen