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

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The X AV I E R I 932 MARY VERONICA O'REILLY 427 Fruit Hill Avenue North Providence, R. I.’ Mary V’s charming smile and pleasing personality win the friendship of all whom she meets. Her natural wittiness and sunny disposition are surely healthful at all times. Mary has a serious side, too, a ready-to help girl in every emergency. Mary's favorite subject is History and her hobby is letter-writing. To teach the tots is her ambition. FRANCES ERINA OWEN 100 Priscilla Avenue Providence, R. I. F—ascinating eal A- mbitious ■N—onchalant C—oquette E—nvied S—incere The capitalized letters above spell out the precious name of our classmate. A small portion of height and a large portion of wit characterize this Miss. Her studies, socials and sports creditably accounted for, bring to her a happy issue. MARY ROBERTA PELCZARSKI 8 Hillard Street Providence, R. I. Mary is ever ready to be of service on every occasion. Her pleasing personality and kindly countenance have gained staunch friends throughout her course in S. X. A. and to check up in a few words, we all agree that Mary’s pronounced good qualities of mind and heart make her one of the most beloved girls of our class. GLADYS RITA PLANTE 70 Waterman Avenue Esmond, R. I. May I present to you one of the most vivacious members of our class? At St. Xavier’s, Gladys has acquired real and lasting friends by her cheery smile and sunny disposition. Her favorite study is Chemistry; she delights in “Lab work. If an interruption occurs in the Lab'' period, be not alarmed, it is only Gladys experimenting. Page Twenty file

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g-g g BZ 23Z EEC the Xavier 1932 'em EatXCCECa ;i g. grn n u tr u a.p-H grir rr g rf tt-t-tt- DOROTHY EVELYN MOORE 5 Church Street East Greenwich, R. I. Here is our jolly and charming “Dot,” without whom this class would be incomplete. Dorothy's parts in performances during the past four years have convinced us of her innate dramatic ability. She has also displayed marked dexterity in basketball. Let us hope that Dorothy's ambition will be realized and she will be happy in the donning of a white cap, etc. ANNA MARIE MIJLHOLLAND 71 Pleasant Street Providence, R. I. Permit us to introduce one of the most loved members of the Senior Class. The saying good things come in small packages, is especially true in regard to our classmate. Her kindly nature is known throughout the Academy. We are certain that Anna with her fine qualities of mind and heart will find her place in the business world. PAULINE NARDOLILLO 305 Pocasset Avenue Providence, R. I. Pauline, our Vice-President really enjoys study, for she excels in all subjects. In the class, she delights everyone by her marvelous translations. She also enjoys Shorthand and Typewriting. In a speed test Pauline is always the leader. Out of class, her humor is sparkling and enjoyable. MARY AGNES NOLIN 371 Great Road Saylesville, R. I. Many would be the dull days if Mary were not here. No matter what happens she has a cheery word to chase away the blues.” A great favorite is she with her classmates, and she has won besides, numerous friends and well-wishers. Mary’s favorite is shorthand; she likes to work out puzzles. We picture her as somebody’s efficient “stenog.” Page Twenty'four

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The. X WIER 1932 MILDRED ELIZABETH PORTER Shawomet Beach Rhode Island From Shawomet comes this little brown-eyed Miss, better known as Millie. She has won the hearts of her teachers and classmates by her studiousness and loyalty. One of the remarkable traits in her is doing the right thing at the right time. Millie hopes to don the white cap, etc., of a nurse at an early date. MARY AGNES POWERS 47 Pitman Street Providence, R. I. Venit, vidit, vicit. Such strong predicates describe Mary in Saint Xavier’s. Ever cheerful, smiling, and in readiness to be helpful; she is one of our brilliant stars who isn’t muted by Latin periphrastics. When you know Mary, you know a friend worth while. It is evident from her continual presence in the gym that she favors athletics. ESTELLE CATHERINE PRIOR 29 Tenth Street Providence, R. I. T Stop! Look! Listen! Estelle's quiet way and sweet disposition are admired by a host of friends—for she is a pleasant companion for all occasions. Estelle's “pet” subject is typing but in other studies, too, she stands high. Adios, Estelle, always remember:— In whatever walk of life, In your times of joy and strife; Keep a smile for everyone, And your love they’ll never shun. DOROTHEA URSULA QUALTERS 291 Fruit Hill Avenue North Providence, R. I. Dot is a prominent member of the Commercial division. Her ability in the gymnastic class has merited the place of leadership for her. Dancing is her forte. Her pleasing personality has won her many friends during her four happy years at Alma Mater. Wherever you go Wherever you stay Remember dear Dot” We're not far away— in spirit, at least.