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

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ELIZABETH AUGUSTA BRENNAN 184 Crompton Avenue Hast Greenwich, R. I. Hast Greenwich claims our Betty. No doubt you have heard the saying, “Small towns give birth to great men. Her recitations, especially in English anti History, make it evident that her fun docs not inter- fere with her scholastic duties. Whatever the future holds for her, we are certain her loving disposition will continue to gain for her friends and success. Loyola Study Club, 4; St. Francis dc Sales Liter- ary Society, 4. IRENE LORETTA BRODEUR 12 52 Mineral Spring Ave. North Providence, R. I. The epitome of sweetness is Irene. Talent, she has an abundance of it. This is proved by looking at some of her paintings, which arc worthy of any art gallery. Like all true French girls, she has a flair for the original. Perhaps some day Irene will have a lovely shoppe on the Rue dc la Paix and on the door will be Modiste Irene. At any rate, what- ever Irene chooses to do will be successful, and everyone wishes her Godspeed. Good luck, Irene. Secretary, Art Club, 4; Aquinas Study Club, 4. MYRTLE ALICE BRESLIN 107 Second Street Hast Providence, R. I. Efficiency is the mark of our treasurer. A com- pleted task is the preparation and result of each day's plan of work. A faithful Latin student, a devoted representative of the class in every subject. Myrtle just as readily and easily dons her gym ap- parel and helps the Seniors to carry off the victory. Myrtle's shyness hides her greatness but the truth will prevail. Treasurer, 4; Xavier Staff. 4; Glee Club, 3, 4; Art Club, 4; Basketball, . 3, 4: Literary Club, 3; St. Francis dc Sales Literary Society, 4; Siena Study Club, 4. BARBARA LEE BUTLER 95 Rochambcau Avenue Providence, R. I Barbara is tall and slim with a pair of huge blue- eyes, a deep musical voice and a gurgling laugh. She is a conscientious student, a born mimic, a talented banjoist, and a class favorite. Proficient in many re- spects. it is sufficient to say that Barbara is the ideal of the perfect classmate. Glee Club, 1; Orchestra, 3; Dramatic Club, 4; Siena Study Club, 4 . Literary Society, 4; Art Club, 4. [28

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GLADYS ELEANOR BERRY High Street Woonsocket, R. I. Gladys has distinguished herself at S. X. A. So- cially, she has endeared herself to all; while as a student, she has won the admiration of her classmates and the approval of her teachers. The years should hold no fears for one so ready now for responsibility. Aquinas Study Club, 4. HELEN CLAIRE BOLAND 21 Duke Street Providence, R. 1. Helen is the personification of merriment. She is almost always laughing and her enthusiasm for mischief reaches an anti climax in a study period. She is one of our outstanding pupils in all her lessons. The old saying: “A True Friend is Forever a Friend” applies to our dearest friend Helen. With her pleasing manners we feel certain she will be a charming teacher. Basketball Club, 4; Dramactic Club, 4; Siena Study Club, 4. ANNA ELIZABETH BOGUE Wood Street Oakland Beach, R. I. Ah! We now meet the smiling, witty, clever girl who hails each day from Oakland Beach. Although she delights in social activities, she by no means neg- lects her school work. We are all certain that Ann’s luture career as a nurse will bring joy and comfort to all her patients. We, the class of ’34, wish you good luck, Ann. Aquinas Study Club. 4; St. Francis dc Sales Liter- ary Club, 4; Xavicrcttc Staff, 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH BRECKEL 210 Pearl Street Providence, R. I. Susan has long enjoyed success as a result of her industrious nature. She attracts one and all by her winning manner and charming personality. Alma Mater will have cause to regret the departure of this young miss, whose interests are with Kentucky and home. Surely such talented and cooperative girls as she. arc none too numerous. Naught but future triumphs can possibly await her as a progressive alumna of S. X. A. Vice-President. I; Treasurer, 2; Glee Club. 1,3, 4; Xavicrctte Staff. 4; Siena Study Club. 4; Literary Society, 4; Assistant Editor, Classical Conner, 3; Xavier Staff, 4. 27]

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MARY THERESA CAMPBELL. 149 Bcechwood Avenue Pawtucket, R. 1. Pawtucket sent us Mary to add another good student to our number. A high aim has kept Mary on the head of our class list and a sense of humor wins her entrance into every group. There seems to be no favorite subject, for every class finds Mary int rested and prepared. The business world will be benfited by such an addition to its corps. Glee Club, 3: B. E. S. T. Club, 4; Aquinas Study Club, 4 HOPE ELIZABETH CASSIDY 71 Ayrault Street Providence, R. 1. Happy, cheerful,—yes, you guessed it. Her win- ning ways and mirthful laughter have gained for her a place in the hearts of everyone. She has attained good marks in all her subjects. Chemistry, however, is the favorite subject. We feel that Hope, in her life work as nurse, will bring comfort and cheer to her patients! Loyola Study Club, 4. ary Society, 4. MARY ELIZABETH BYRON 111 Reservoir Avenue Providence, R. 1. Mary is a charming, studious girl, reliable and re- sponsible. Excelling in history and dramatics, Mary also adds to any program with her beautiful voice. The punctuality and industry that marked her prog- ress through S. X. A. prophesy a happy future. The class of 1934 wish you success, Mary. Glee Club. 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Siena Study Club, 4; St. Francis dc Sales Literary Society, 4. MARIE NATALIE CASEY 2058 Broad Street Edge wood, R. !. Fair skin, brown hair, and blue eyes combine to make up the facial appearance of our Natalie. But. what is facial beauty compared to such a lovely disposition? Appreciative of good fun, excelling in every course, Natalie claims an enviable position. Did she not win the award for writing a one-act play for Vocation Week? Bern Voyage, our playwright, on the journey of Life. Secretary, 1: Glee Club, 1: Dramatic Club, 4; Siena Study Club, 4; St. Francis dc Sales Liter- 29]