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

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The X V IER I 932 MARY DORIS MACKIE 194 Lockwood Street Providence, R. I. We introduce Doris, who is filled to the brim with good humor. She has acquired a coterie of friends during her years at S. X. A., and is clever at basketball. Her plan is to matriculate where white caps are worn. Our class of '32 wishes you prosperity in the field you will have chosen. JANE FRANCES McCORMICK 350 Taunton Avenue East Providence, R. I. Our Jane has a lovable and generous nature and her gracious manner has made her a favorite among her classmates. Jane’s favorite study is English but in Chemistry, at the “Lab” period, she is at her best. Whatever course Jane plans to follow at college, we feel sure that she will be a success. Here’s to you, Jane! MARY IRENE McDONALD 284 Admiral Street Providence, R. I. Irene is known for her charm of manner, her industry, and ability in dramatics. Gloom vanishes when she appears, for she has a fund of humor to brighten our lives. “Easy to know; hard to part with describes her adequately. She intends to further her education at Business College, where we trust Good Fortune will smile on her. RITA FRANCES McDONALD 25 Spruce Street Apponaug, R. I. Glance this way and take a look at Rita of Apponaug. Saint Xavier's received her in her Sophomore year. Besides her attractive personality, she is also a clever member of the basketball team in which she has shown much dexterity. Fortunate is the business man who employs Rita, as his stenographer, for her shorthand and typing abilities are above “par. Page Twenty'two

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THE XAV 932 HELEN FRANCES KING 1011 Atwells Avenue Providence, R. I. Whenever volunteers are called for in class, Helen is among the first in readiness. She is an example of generosity and nobility. True to the end, is the motto Helen has adopted in regard to her tested loyalty. Parle-t-elle francais?” Just visit our French class some Monday when Mademoiselle is present, and hear Helen in her French role. EDNA MARIE LABOISSIONNIERE 21 Redfern Street Centredale, R. I. “La petite demoiselle, Edna! Each morning Edna comes to class with a cheerful smile, ready to greet everyone. Anytime you need help, you are sure to get an unselfish amount of it. We feel that if constant endeavor brings a reward, Edna will reap a harvest in plenty. Edna is an earnest student. MARGUERITE KATHERINE LOEHN1NG 369 Ives Street Providence. R. I. “Peg is the young lady who does things quietly and well. The fact that every other member of her “crowd” plays basketball doesn’t worry dainty “Peg; she'll be nurse and mascot! One of Peg's outstanding characteristics is her praise of others. One never hears an unkind word or criticism from her. Once a friend of “Peg's,” always a friend. ANNA MARIE LYNCH 30 Tecumseh Street Providence, R. I. During Anna’s years in St. Xavier's, she has won the love and admiration of all the girls. In the absence of our professor, one may often see our orchestral president swinging the baton in the auditorium, as the inspiring director of the orchestra. In her studies, she has a proud record and is also Class Secretary. Page Twcnty'onc

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n g a a g Th e X AV I E R I 932 LORETTA GERTRUDE McGANN 182 Academy Avenue Providence, R. I. Graceful, refined and helpful. These are few of the epithets that describe Loretta; she is a firm believer in that time-old saying: “A friend in need is a friend indeed.” Whether in art or in other activities, Loretta is in the foreground. Her rare talent in art has revealed itself in her contributions to the Senior Spotlight and “The Xavier.” MARY JOSEPHINE McGOWAN 13 Curtis Street Providence, R. I. A charming personality, a loving pal, and a faithful friend. Mary’s favorite subjects are Shorthand and Typewriting, and that she has proven her efficiency in both, we all testify. She is undecided about her future, but, may we surmise that she will succeed as Home Maker? Who says otherwise? Your classmates say heartily God bless you! ROSE GERTRUDE McKEON 674 Winter Street Woonsocket, R. I. A font of living vitality embodied in a sweet, shy personality is Rose, who graced the halls of St. Xavier's for four years and has won fame through her ability in public speaking. She is also one of our star typists and we are certain that these attainments coupled with her quiet, steady perseverance will surely lead to success. CONCETTA MARY MONTI 359 Atwells Avenue Providence, R. I. We love to hear the recitations of Concetta, the most studious girl in our class. Listen to her answers if you want valuable information on any subject. Concetta always takes active and able parts in our programs and works for their success. She has won a host of friends, both among her teachers and classmates. Page Twenty'three