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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1939 volume:

f fd.. ,vb 'R W , i E Q 2 -4 4 5 Q 2 E s ' ff 121 .f-ff-'ff' '11 f1. 'sf - . ,, - - ' ' ' V ' 31. 'xml-5-'f'w.-.. .?g'l'X 205 Q- .N 5 Jl'l'l'lllI'lb tx 4lmm:1rtr5n llem R Lim-nnxxm Wd 4,-g-'ea 'WS-2 e ' .gl 41? 1 1 'E A Fifg C5Inrim iw' . 594' .IX -. ' gf E I NINETEEN f 7 . u. .x1 EDITED BY THE GRADUATIIXIG CLASS GE A SAINT FRANCIS XAVIEI2 ACADEMY SISTERS OE MERCY, PROVIDENCE, R I, HUNDRED o TIIIIITY-NINE .,-nf.-,frwa' .1.Gsv:4w.s-pA1 1'm2.L1::-. 4.4141 am.. '.1:.,.g,:f,w.:f 'YK L -' ':-1-4-A R M romvvopoi As a storehouse ot high school memories tor our- selves and a source ot intormation tor parents, penetactors, and triends, vve, the class ot l939, have compiled the tvventy-third edition ot The Xavier. We have endeavored by means ot pic- torial and written retrospection to record all out- standing events ot the past year. The students, their scholastic programs, and social activities are presented here. Previous editions have con- tained teatures which we have omitted. ln place of these an innovation has been substi- tuted- The Xavieretteu section, For the Seniors this book has a distinct personal appeal, lt vvill serve as a vvell from vvhich may be dravvn mem- ories ot friends and teachers in ioytul or poignant clarity. Dedicated this year to the Alumnae, vve sincerely hope that in The Xavier l939 they vvill tind a means tor happy reflection. lvlary A. Allen Tl-IE EDITORS CCDNTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION ACADEMY CLASSES PUBLICATICDNS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS Peerless as friend, perfect as Pastor, still That heart we know so royal and so vast, That all things human tincl therein a home Owned to two Cords alone that held it tast l-lis Mother and his God, v w I-lis Excellency MOST REVEREND FRANCIS P. KEOUGI-1, DD DEDICATICDN To The Alumnae The Graduates in General The Past presidents in particular Ideal Catholics, lnspiring l.eaders, Generous Benelactors We Offer This Tribute ol Appreciation, Gratitude, and Allection THE XAVIERCDF1939 vERoNicA MARIE THORPE Miss Agnes Gormley 1906- 1907 past presidents Miss Mary Edwards 1907- 1 908 Mrs, John McManus, R. 1,19 1908-1912 Mrs. Robert F. Jones 1919-1924 Mrs. P. 1-1. Donlan 1912-1916 Mrs Cornelius l-loran l '934l - l 936 . Q HL.. W ie? , , :sg 1 - Miss Helen T. Callahan l924-l926 Mrs, Albert Dunplwy l 930- l 934 Past Presidents Mrs. Samuel Gilmore l 926- l 928 Mrs. Martin Raftery l 928- l 930 Miss Margaret LaCroix Mrs. Arthur Carmody 1936-1937 1937-1938 past 13 1'2S1dQntS M155 M3119 Powers MISS Margaret Davvsom, R. 1918-1919 1916-1918 Mrs. James Colgan 1938- I, P, Gilts to Alma Mater Loyalty to Alma Mater is expressed iri Article II, Section 3 ot the Alumnae Cori- stitutiorii To contribute material aid arid cordial support to Alma Mater. The following are concrete examples: PRESENTATION OE PIANO - - - I924 MEMORIAL TO SISTER MARGARET MARY MEMORIAL TO SISTER MARY EIDELIS LOYALTY FUND EOR TI-IE NEW SCHOOL DAUGI-ITERS QF ALUMNAE MISS ESTI-IER Tl-IERESE ERASER Daughter ot Mrs. John Eraser lMary G. McCarthy, Class ot l906l MISS MARGARET MARY BOWEN I ' 'S Daughter ot Mrs. Johh W. Bowen A I lMargery Gallagher, Class ot l907I It MISS VEROINIICA MARIE Tl-IORPE Daughter ot Mrs. William I-I, Thorpe Nerohnca D, Ol-lare, Class ot I9l3I MISS ESTI-IER LUCA OGARA I I Daughter ot Mrs. James O Gara lCatherirte Gahley, Class ot l9l7I 'Ai- va 'xk Q ex r X, gf' F FW! 'lun I Board ol Administration MOTHER MARY HILDA, Pl1.D. . ..... Mother Provincial SISTER MARY JAMES, PHD. . , . Principal, Head of EnglisI'1 Department REVEREND GERALD E. DILLON, AM. . . . Head ot Religion Department SISTER MARY BEATRICE, Ed.M. .,.4 Head ot History Department SISTER MARY IGNATIUS, PI1.D. . . Head ot Romance Languages Department SISTER MARY STANISLAUS, PI'i.l3. . . . Head of Mathematics Department SISTER MARY EVANGELISTA, PI1D. , . . Head ot Latin Department SISTER MARY JUSTINA, PIWB. . . Head ot Commerce Department SISTER MARY CONSTANCE, A.M. . . Head ot Science Department SISTER MARIE ANNA, EdB. . .... Treasurer SISTER MARY EUPHRASIA . . . . Secretary and Registrar W . f. ' f' T fl ff4Mz'z,,fw ',VJ-ff'W7- Reverend Gerald Dillon Faculty Apologetics and Christian Doctrine Sister Mary Beatrice American I-Iistory Sister Mary Ignatius French Sister Mary Stanislaus Geometry, Trigonometry Sister Mary Evangelista Latin Sister Mary Anacletus French, German Sister Mary Martina Church I-Iistory Sister Mary Celestine English, Spanish Sister Mary Justina Stenography, Typevvriting Sister Mary Elise French, Latin Sister Mary Venard Bookkeeping, Business English Sister Mary Constance Chemistry, Physics Sister Mary Concepta Commercial Lavv, Stenograplfy Sister Mary Stephen Business Mathematics, Religion Sister Mary Tarcisius Algebra, French Sister Mary Martha Biology, General Science Sister Mary Marcia Bookkeeping, Typevvriting Sister Mary Paracleta English, Latin Sister Catherine Marie English, Religion Sister Marie Therese English, Religion Sister Marie Anna Bookkeeping Sister Mary Patrice Class Singing Sister Mary Eloise English, Latin Sister Mary Loretto English, Latin Sister Mary Rose Agnes Absent with leave Sister Mary Audrey Algebra, French Sister Mary Siena Ancient I-listory, English Sister Mary Laurene Business Mathematics, American I-listory FINE ARTS: r Sister Mary Stephen .......... ................................................,........... A rt Sister Mary lgnatia ................................................... Piano and Organ Sister Marie Patrice ................,............. Voice Culture and Violin Professor I-Ienri J, Faucher ...................................................... Orchestra Mrs. I-Ienry J. Donovan ...................................................... Dramatic Art JOLJRNALISM2 - Sister Mary Loretto LIBRARY SERVICE: Sister Mary Antonine ........... .................................... L ibrarian Sister Marie Therese ........ ..........,.... A ssociate Librarian NEEDLE CRAFT: Sister Mary Martha PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mrs, Albert Cs Jackson, B.S.Ed. Berenice E. Smith, RNA Mary B, Corcione, M, D, RETREAT MASTERS1 The Reverend Charles I-I. Lynch, PhD. The Reverend Francis P. LeButte, SJ, PhDs Page Seventeen Lecturers Mary Walsh, RN. Rev. Ji F. X. Murphy, SJ., PhD. Rev. Thomas V. Cassidy, Ed.B. James ir. Rockelf I-I-ID. Rev. Cornelius Collins, AM. MVS Robert F MAGS Rev, Joseph G. Regan, MM. ' ' poor. Robert E. fvtotvtillon, AB, Baroness de HUGCF Rev, Gwen Frangjg Dudlgy -l-l'iGOdOVS Maynard, PhD. Mr. Francis Speaight Rt. Rev. Msgr. William R Dillon, JD., LLD, , Q y . 4 afww... L , Francis Speaight Mary Walsh, RN, Mrs Robert F. Jones Baroness de l-lueck Dickens Health Woman Leadership Social Service Theodore Maynard, PhD. Rev. Owen F. Dudley Lierit, Robert E, lvlglvlillan, AM, Rev, Joseph G, Regan, MM. Conversion Conversion Travel Foreign Missions Rev. Charles Lynch, Ph.D. Rev. Cornelius Collins, LLD, Rev, Francis Po l.el3utfe, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Retreat Catholic Action S-J. PHD vvriiiom T. Dillon, J.D.,l.L,D I Retreat Commencement Address Spiritual Director REVEREND GERALD F. DILLON . f .,. . X 2 , yer . P A 'fa 'fg- 5 ., I if ,L -. , ff i N , -'.' fr 32 f' ::5,,Q:Qj :-i Z ,FE ,,., 3, r 2 , , 5 . ,745 V -,-, ,,,, .... ,w..I HSIGU JaCk?g,EijMV5- A- C-7, Mrs. I-ieiem J. Domovam Prof. Henri J. Faudwer Berermice E. Smith r sh. ' BM 5 V N ' ' 1 I fm ix ,- 1' Q Q 7 ,.--B-3 A --new From The tapering summit of a Tal! minareT- W' J mfg The scented winds tihd here a deep retreat Amd here their secrets to each other tell. Through every path that once our presence bore And every glade that once our footing wore, The arching boughs o'er the peaceful way The crimson glow, and the shadow play. 1ww Amd holily through ebbihg hours Its stilling calm my spirit dovvers I shall miss them at moth and at eveh Their song ih the schooi and the street I shall miss the low hum ot their voices And the tread ot their delicate teet' ., Q N05 ywfvzw my F i I: : .ai .-...MSE ,, , KQV? SQ? SEQ me Welcome portals beckon us Our patrons guard the way' Beautiful, O Love, Thy Face! Beautiful This quiet place Where Thy glory dwells content lru The Blessed Sacrament! O shepherd of the fold keep us folded fa5T amid your little sheep. Thou art the gift ot God, and we Look in our trembling need to thee Uplifting 'till we rise to see The Giver come, our Gift to be. Familiar Settings ? i 5 Varied 4 ,E 2 CORNER OF L I BR!-XRY THE LIBRARY I' .-x I. -, - K 9? R' 4 ' 1 1 Ax N V A XY N 6 ,fw f dsl! www I f ,.f Class of T939 Class Motto: lNSTAURARE OMNIA IN CHRlSTO Class Colorsi BLUE AND WHITE n f,L '??,IIf1 ,f,, . 1 . ZQWJ mrenrmron - ,I A W-fav - .. L -3 ', ,- AW mu 1. . , 35 ,17 Zqfig 21, ,If ,f ', 'f Iliff ' 32 bl' .-Irs- fr' 5 RGLL ,t..U.,t DIS ',..'fq mmm CLASS OFFICIALS President of sitiaeni Body: Miss MARY E FARLEY Office Classical Scientific PRESIDENT ELEANOR E. LOWNEY HELEN M, LYNCH VICE-PRESIDENT MARGARET L SIMMONS KATHERINE M. MORRIS SECRETARY MARIE M LAUDATI ANNETTE I, LABOISSONNIERE TREASURER MARY C, DEERY CATHERINE M. WOULFE Office Commercial I Commercial Il PRESIDENT MARY M. COYNE RITA G, WARBURTON VICE-PRESIDENT HELEN F HARRINGTON RUTH C. TRAMONTI SECRETARY MADELINE W GALVIN MARGARET M, TIERNEY TREASURER BARBARA R. BAILEY JUNE A MANDEVILLE OFFICIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief . ..... . MARY A, ALLEN Assistant Editors ELEANOR E. LOWNEY HELEN M, LYNCH MARY M COYNE RITA G, WARBURTON Business Editors Advertisements Patrons Typists Views MARJORIE E. HEATH MARY E. FARLEY AGNES E. D'AMBRA V. MARIE THORPE KATHERINE M, MORRIS CHARLOTTE M. DOLAN ANNA D, FITZSIMMONS MARY C, TABER FLORENCE M. DARBY MARGUERITE M, ALLIN MARGARET M, TIERNEY MARGUERITE E. FOLEY DORIS M. HODDE JESSIE M. OLSON RUTH C TRAMONTI Page Forty-four EVELYN E. HOWARTH Editor-in-Chiel ol The Xavier arwwr MARY AGNES ALLEN 98 Butler Avenue Providence, R. l. Born in Wakefield Graduare of Cleary Junior l-ligh School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 The Xavier Staff, Editor-in-Chief, 4 The Xavieretren Staff, Editor-in- Chief, 4 Typing Club, 2, 3 Sedes Sabientiae Science Club, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 Page Forty-live BO Armistice Boulevard Pawtucket, R. Page Eorty-si S'XA if S A a'1lL We yiwfiywfwk, President of Scientijic Division l-lELElNl MARIE LYNCH Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts Graduate ot Saint Joseph's Junior l-ligh School, Pawtucket Class President, 4 Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 The Xavier Statt, Assistant Editor, 4, The Xavieretteu Statt, Literary Editor, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4 I. President of Classical Division ELEANOR ELIZABETH LOWNEY 26i Dudley Street Providence, R. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Aloysius School Class President, 3, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Chairman ot Missions, 4 EJ A Siena Study Club, 4 59-,rf i J ' The Xavier Statt, Assistant Editor, 4, vl Rosa Mystica Players, 3, 4 Typing Club, 4 Basketball Club, l,2 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 riff X ltpvilf President o f Commercial Division I MARGARET MARY COYNE 537 Angell Street Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior l-ligh School Class President, 2, 3, 4 Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 The Xavier Statt, Assistant Editor, 4 The Xavierette Statt, 3, 4 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 3, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 President of Commercial Division II RITA GEORGI NA WARBURTGN ll Warwick Avenue Edgewood, R. I. Born in Edgewood Graduate ot Saint Paul's Junior l-ligh School Class President, 4 Class Treasurer, 2 Class Vice-President, 3 Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 The Xavier Statt, Assistant Editor, 4 The Xavieretten Staff, Managing Edi- tor, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, 3, Vice-President, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Basketball Club, 2 Auxiliurn Christianorurn Bookkeeping Club, 4 wfj J I Egg: 51, 1,ffLif,'gg3? t 47 CJ i t ' bt fig-,.+a1Ei-rjti 1 1 r ,U V, ' I ll , l i . Ik, 'ir' li gli ix!! , Z S libffff 1' xp f - i wif- sw-r' . if V. rg i 'itil ga ,A W , ,A ' S ' K Q' , l'W'?f?: i ?.'-1:1.?YA. 'wsirtl 1?f:.:'k.E1',,'1 3',7!- 'S-S1573 ,. ' 2f ' . I z gf ,.'Jf,+,'f'fi,' W L,,4,-ash.-,:,:,,x,fjf5,2Q5f':5,f'i15.0111 H, 1 S - .',. Q''jjf g1Q,1-54,155-V,ir,'Q5Qffz,'.'f,Lf' ,, 3 - Eg 3 I X A, Y J Q -R ,figs P .ll r- a:fsy..,,,.,w 1 ELS, ls.-'-5. an if Q ' ' NX N is it ' emi' it Q ' E T ' Page Forty-seven Page Forty-eigbt President ol Student Body jj J X I ju PIVU MARY ELIZABETH FARLEY if Ta, nrf l 65 Dodge Street Providence, R, I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint lVlary's Scbool President of Student Body, 4 Class President, 3 Class Vice-President, 2 Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Orchestral Club, 1,2 Stella Matutina Art Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 ADELINE MARIE ALTIERI l l64 Atwood Avenue l-lughesdale, R, Born in l-lughesdale Graduate ot Thornton Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa MARGUERITE MARY AI.l.l N 35 West Clifford Street Providence, R, I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 The Xavier Statt, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, l Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Auxiliurn Christianorum Boolclqeepin Club, 4 President, 4 Q l. tion, 4 - mg, J-iff, X ,. . A ,-ffl. -,. V.w ' ., ,A t fwcf XA ..,,. V' f ' 1 i - 4... is V 3 . X f L -2 fl gilt S, - l ' . i it - ' l l ZW M- l i' eff '. : -541 ' df:-2 , ,I I , Z: 'Q -1, -7 ir f--1 '- r 3 . , it i at 5 4 H., ' ' ' T y .fr fl . -' Q f 2 lu-fu-fan ,, 53, ., ,,,pl! f Page Forty-nine i f MARY HELEN BAI ROS 49 Furnace Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Nathan Bishop Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, 2 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Page Fifty BARBARA BAILEY 32 Grant Avenue Cranston, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption School Class Treasurer, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH BARNES i553 Smith Street North Providence, R. l3orn in Providence Graduate of Eruit Hill Grammar School Class Treasurer, 3 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, l, 4 . i FRANCES MARGARET l3ARl3ARlTA 6l Kenyon Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Holy Ghost Junior High School, Providence Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 3 mimi 4 ' 'V . , Mt2J '.?1'25fw5w-gggzfi' -I if. , P 2'14f'G,'- rl, , Q fwa,w.4a,:.'w: ' '1' vvWgaS.!,g- N 7 f... .- .,,. if 'Ill J.-'FW 'I .iff- fue' ,ad N. ,g 'fa y ,t,,,.RF:,dx,- , ., I ,.,. i, yu i i AN i Fi Q 1 fi' 1 Wi i L., 5.35,-:fn l ll Ev' Q T A VS' 3 lf' gf f l if A la - Q 2 Q24 2 X 'l 5' - : f -r - fs-,',1f:.4i,' ii-, trys-f.--'isis-: --f1fs,.ff,L, ggrqg .,y,fM qw' t ' 2 :ax N 1 ' ' ,512-3 2- f l l ll fi ,, fr ., A mea, ,, fg-Il.Q'y2i5Qfff'1?.f Tr, .fy X, 3 X if 2 0. P 'rf r 2' ew' - - dp ' if 5 Q: ' 5' 0 'I ara-ff Q- W 5 Page Fifty-one 5'XA ,4f'e ' - 1 I-1941! ywg P' Q Ar 167 MARY CATl-lERlNE BARRETT 78 Oxford Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior l-ligh School Sodality of Qur Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Basketball Club, 3, 4 Page Eitty-two GERTRUDE MARY BARON 22 East Avenue Providence, R. l. Born in North Providence Graduate ot Brayton School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Typing Club, 4 Basketball Club, 3, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 tml WANETA MAY BATl-l 24l Rhodes Street Providence, R, l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint lvlichaelfs Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot lvlercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 Ave Maria Choristers, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- MARY RITA BARRY l4 Frederick Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Patrick's Junior l-ligh School Our l.ady's Sodality, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 2, 3, 4 ,f,.. tion, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 J N .1jfN'jMf:?'f'3?,'f C ' , f',' :Q ' ,nv Wff QM f2fL.,3L5:1fiL:!jQg Q-'W-wif ,z 14,1-1 ,I -, 37 W. ,V ..,,. sy galil Wwfi 'J ,',. , 1 - 'fe NM' 1, ka, I5 .,,.. P3 ' Sffllliltsi l Nfzf I ' T ' 'l'it J ' ' its Ni S 3- f ff tix 5 t ' I Nita 2 -f g f tw- pq w,4,, .f 2 ' ' I 4 it gig: f 0-view' it - 49 241.5-4.-Avf?-yvwyfw.'v'wf+s!+'.wtt3-,ie f.1..:, f wc 4 I ills it its i iii ff, , ,. ,- Q, ',fgSsr ' Page Fifty-th ree 5'XA .l J! il, rgilfhfp BERNADETTE CLAIRE BECI-lARD 20 Doyle Avenue Proyidence, R, l. Born in Pawtucket Graduate ot l-loly Name School Sodality ot Our Lady ot lvlercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 The Xavieretten Statt, l Stella Matutina Art Club, 3, 4 Treasurer, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Page Fitty-tour MARGUERITE EXILIA BEAULIEU 98 Angell Avenue Centredale, R. Born in Centredale Graduate ot l3rayton School Sodality ot Qur Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Orchestral Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Auxiliurn Christianorurn Bookkeeping Club, 4 Born in Providence . Graduate of Saint Pius' School Loyola Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3 Ave Maria Choristers, l,2, 3, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, l i Sedes Saoientiae Science Club, 3, 4 MARY BLANC!-lE BIZGN 82 Vincent Avenue Marieville, R. I. Born in Marieville Graduate ot Presentation ot Mary School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 3 Catholic l-lign School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, l,2, 3 Basketball Club, 4 . fiqjff V' -Kim-f ,yi1,,ysf, GTP fffltffv' 5257.519 -zu , L EVFJU' : , l - es- ff we 4 210,15-,zA3,e,,4 -X , ,., twwfs ,ff f 3 s., 1 J M.. c ' P P ga Ei wt 't 'ff's'f' Q' I 15 t 4 H 2 -f 2 f 1 , , . . S q 4 I ' ' 1 l - ,'f1, '4ifS gf,iw1:'f,ieg'22L-fvga,A iii it 2, ,,2,,7,,,ff - - f W. vi- 4 -X , , 22'-'Aaw Sx:1afw1gte,zfl.fQ:,'.i4 ' -' wax -'v5i'f 'ze i7ftQvW-?3'7 X-f , ff , W Yr -. 1---r tgi'L?1- --'za '4 gg . , X 51 i '-,N K, ' ' ,,,,,a1,w.,.,.5.,2.f,,alfa-.,,,mz-,ELM ,. ,S -I . git , 4 vc . l wfzfffi-7254. wr ' C Q, W . ' ww f Sodality of Gur Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 ELIZABETH VINCENZA BELLIOTTI ZOO Sharon Street Providence, R. l. Page Fifty-tive 5'XA f W l , ,M T t . 61: D 'N . P y' f MADEl.l NE MAUREEN BOYLAN l27 Calhoun Avenue Providence, R. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 2 Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Page Fifty-six MARGARET MARY BOWEN 97 Chester Avenue Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate of Saint Michael's Junior l-ligh School Class President, 3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 3 Vice-President, 3 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 4 Secretary, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Auxiliurn Christianorurn Bookkeeping Club, 4 f-XDRIENNE ANNETTE BRULE 46 Fletclier Street Central Falls Born in Central Falls Graduate ot Notre Dame School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, 3, 4 ,Ri MARGHERITA LUIGIA BUONANNO Louisquisset Pike Lincoln, R. I. Born in Cranston Graduate of Saint Ann's Scliool Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Aye Maria Clioristers, 3 ,4 ei 39-. ,:g?5i5,N. , ,K .Vt if ,ti ' Q ' ,Mf . ' 2 ff New :i 'A as L.,r4WwNs..sfwfwv1' ' Q e V' 2 v i :rf z. r 'e:gf--1-'-tn.-r 2 1 s:faif,L,:f 1wnfb. ,fy -. x, ., W .cm -:qu .,., - J, , 1-Q4 ,gp .sem-yi. '.-flats? :fifz4,ff1: .C , ,a,.,..y .- r , wi ,,, -., ,,.. - Nfl.. ,EQZEYZV-' if , ,. , ,.,,, N ..,, . 4,4 J .67 i Yfffr tr' ,A QSM- 1 ff' 'W-tr' wr!-imixwy 1 wr. ,f ,, L . L 'W' 1:41 ,,i,1Q,4,,ig,,gf,,5,, fcwarafyif. 1 341:-, 1-,i,,g,gf vfwsfwwf-firfve , 1' ff' 15510.-' Wflfffi '1:k4L 526' ' m'1fq1,f'1 , Q. W ii'-fmfsf-'ww aff! 'VW yfikfvfg e 'wg 4' A ff' ,W K f W me ,,,i,,,t,,, , ,, ,,,,,,:L,VH 1 ., , M., I Y jI,,5V5j,.,,,,7i ,M 43.5, ,,.,,. k ,i ,M i. , er. if l it A it sf' 5 Air M715 1 . Q ill 1 lvl R 2 ' 'ffl f 5- 'lp i. Y , if Q-Mm ,.:,,,g,Jyi i-if ,f - . '- , - y 5 lr' ' l ' Z X tw ' 5 F ' ' 'qffffl-3t':'L:f,f. Q.v1,'f:-'Wzp-' F fr 1 l 5 W' . amz,--m1,,...,,,, Wtwf Q' ts Y lf vi i P 4, ew-:Y ,l a 4 4 ' r 2- ,wmffi- 1f:e:rf',i4 , FfiWff,i'wft f! - 541955 x E V ..r, , f f , aw W 1 4 '3 -f vfA.4 1 41 v 'Frame ' - , f. z S 5 1 - -f r. , --wif. fs ,..?'w4J'i-rw f 5 , 1 , I, .fr , ,QA-,.q,1f r,,:w g ig H! 2 3 , X 1,51 5 f fwr mm , .,-,..f.:- .g,w.s w , 1 v - .,q:'fme-mf 4 5 -, 1,:1g'xf-ff. Y' is - W ifi ' wr ' X ' e ff 3 1 4 f sk Z 1, 'K P515 K' vm LQ . - W,-J' of RQ 4- W i ,, pw' l4,Lj,,g ,Q i Page Fifty-seven SXA , . Q3 1 ffl S! , l MARY ELEANOR CAl-llLL 444 Plain Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, , 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, 3 4 Vice-Preside , 4 Typing Club, rp Page Fifty-eight ALICE MARIE BURDICK 2l4 Plain Street Providence, R. Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Typing Club, 2 l . , i ...J CONCHETTI NA I NES CARBONE AGNES FRANCES CANNAVO 7l2 Greenville Avenue Johnston, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Calet School Loyola Study Club, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, Z, 3, 4 -J.: l96 Dean Street Providence R. l, I Born in Providence Graduate ot Bridgham Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Sedee Saoientiae Science Club, 3 ig ,e', my A-rug: 'Q,5fia15l2.f 1 7 , . ,Q Ui? ,r 3' .4 l t , 4 L X ff- - - JLL ,SW QC. .L '-,-,,.fL fy:-WML-,g.f,X ' fillet? I it .wa ..,.,.,,, 1 4. v fi ' t ' A . V ft ll A 1 r a+ ,ri,,, irrvc- 1 A S v A ' 1 lla ' -W 5,3 Wg: ,,,.' , ' S Q I - 5 5 Iain, ,.,, ,MM Y' Page Fifty-nine Rage Sixty 5'X A ggi? T -lie? I ,vl - 9' .. ,, f 3 FRANCES MARY CARDOZA 3l Rock Street ' Bristol, R. Born in Bristol Graduate ot Saint Mary's School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 I DORIS MARIE CARDIN 23 Cooper Street Marieville, R. l Born in Central Falls Graduate ot Presentation ot Mary School Sodality ot Gur Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, l The Xavier Statt, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 gffjlvfw RITA Tl-IERESA CARTl ER 22 Pennyslvania Avenue Providence, R. l. Born in Pawtucket - Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 4 Orchestra Club, 2, 3, 4 Student Leader, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 ALICE MARIE CARROLL l27 West Clittord Street Providence, Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior l-ligh School Loyola Study Club, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 Ave Maria Choristers, 2, 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 ,Ariz .qw 45v1V,.,1fg-5: ,. R. l. :err z,-11, 1 ff72:.'1vm- A 'TIM ' 'ffffflfa4'5'wf4fffr.4, -N fd- W 'fm '-'f Wi., , my ' v ii -J ' bl .swt - r' ,.-My, . - 1W,,,0-- I sn. ,, V y57g, gn- P, -,M f ' W w 5 , ' in - swf- -...1 igwf, ,T gi il M , , ' - K . V' f-fl 'f-Pi, 5,17, 4Afi ?'.:'f3', ,f,,f', v ' ,, i ' ggfgmjl l if 'ix ,V I, . , 4 ,HM ,.f,, . MW., ,, cy . my 44 ,.,, , .f X i 5 1112122-?fFsf s 4. 1.0 f ,iff ,V . f'-., 4 23.54, .aw-V-11.::,mvi5g:3' 5,1 g i 5 Q- fn' .j ,1 ig-H, U ,N , 5 ziyj ga , 1 -, .. 'M' ftziikx ,.' 1 2. -.KN - as wi - A 1 - v,g,,c,,g.,,,, . ,A-3, .I , ms -.nz f5 Hi,f4v4.f :53L'L,',:!qw 4:, ' g0'iZ4f,3zkT19M4 Page Sixty-one 4 l i 137 Rl-l'A EVA CHARBONNEAU l9l5 Smith Street Centredale, R. Born in Centredale Graduate of Brayton School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 r Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Basketball Club, l, 2 ELIZABETH BARBARA CAYO 97 Mavvney Street East Greenwich, R. I Born in East Greenwich Graduate ot Eldredge Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Orchestral Club, 2 ' Siena Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, 2 X Bi- ts il V r' wi . as Q .. C, W. 1 1 ,, , ' 'sr ' -A C I A -fav. Y- 5 1 1- , si-A , ---- 4 r -sr-1as:.si1ii1.f.:.- ' 1 -' -,-12- ,WM ' f-s,'mtxtrs.--1.- X iff'-ew iii 'f:f1:,' ffp:,A, V' ' K yv v- ' E'-J V ,srfiiza-15-X Y. 5-sf-2.:25.w. 1 1 ,---wg, s.a4y.,sq,, ,f1:-ni-Ma -Q H WN X, ,. cm he., .X x. f ' N Page Sixty-two ed L F' ANNA MARIA ClAVAGLlA 97 Grand View Avenue Johnston, R, l. l3orn in Providence Graduate of Calet School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, 2 MARGARET HONOR CLARKE 285 Norwood Avenue Edgewood, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Raul's Junior l-ligh ' School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, 2, 3, 4 Z' Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 ' ' WMV f 'ZI'.V:5b F: igfqi, :ub- I , +l, N 277 f' 'wrmebaa ' 1 www' .ff -ef A e gag l mL,3,1,.i.f,-. , ,. . 1: , -, . ff' -Q ,. ' vfrtilf it tx ff! - fi .i .1, 'Jil' itil iv M, F ,C .X A' if ' f l 1 2- if? 5 3. . E 8' t1,Q'l+g-55.54igi,-1 ji-lf, 1-fif'-Fi1If'f23'g's,-Mrijiieyb' 1 in , 1, , Q, ,f r xl ai i ,. l Q y - iii sz i ., L1 W. ' f , --,,gk,'ff', . if - 2' wi, .fi in fi . ' 1 f A 'sv ., , c.. , Q '-,- . V - - ' 55 ' ' fi' ' t 0 f we ZSXWZZ,-f-ff, is M f Q afwa 1 wg, ggi- Nj we- -,3Kf3yg6Qjle,i5e::ff j!San 'M M , LJ 3 J J Page Sixty-three SKA rw tl nf' . t A -Vllh m fg. I KATHERINE MARY cLAuBERe 'S 1 ' 'A 76 Harwood Street Cranston, R gl i Born in Providence j At'l Graduate ot Briggs Junior l-ligh School :Ii - .g,, .- Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 4 V gkg It i i A'irt' Rosa Mystica Players, 3 Ave Maria Choristers, l, 2 3 A Basketball Club, 4 3 MARY REGINA CLAVIN l42 Norwood Avenue Edgewood, R. l. A Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Paul's Junior l-ligh School Sodality of Qur Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Typing Club, 3 Stella Matutina Art Club, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 Page Sixty-tour EVELYN ELIZABETH COLLINS IS4 Calhoun Avenue Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Assumption Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, 3 Catholic High School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club, 4 Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4 ELEANOR CATHERINE COLLINS 30 Eighth Street East Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Sacred Heart Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Typing Club, 2 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club, 3, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 WM ri, My , ,, 'iff ., L' 344-'44 ..f' ' 'r' fusifzzivffi K 5 ' N 4,7 .s I all JW 7 f ,W pa- vm 1 X -45:9-.-: , ,i,z 'W . . ,az ,... ,Z-fn. N. , ,. '.i,'f,t'v:c-Zqfff,-Q, :13,,m-5?-Y?L'i g,.- T 4 I , crii , ,,,, ,,,, ,,,c ,c,, I c,,,,, ,,,.c , , , , , , A ' - I Ik I K., Fig,-g',4'.2,1'-qgzf,J-gf ,a,?.,f' ' , 2 f st, 1 xp' -. Q E M, ' J., ..3H,,5g,,5,3 Mgr , I W , , , , I tr f' I I I 1 ' - -1-my -1 1-an ur.: -- f 'f4s'.i-,sf-9 -wwf ' 'ti:'W:.1f-JMRQ 5' X, gg 'J 'A-ff fr h1f,,,g1g3.,-siswi I .uf'.fE2,1?2' 'MA' WP' f . 2'4- -M ,I ' . jf ' '- G fat - -Ili ,gf P Q if-i2e5iE,iv 1',fy1',Tji? ?a +559 I f - 4 kv' ,.,,,.,,1 ,.. ,i..t,,, , if w- 'rs1Q,3F52W ,.',J 'r g ,IV-,.?,,ggn9U J Page Sixty-tive 5'XA 1 in fr? X! , :v!'.,s' 19042. iff' ' I-IELEN MARTI NA CONLEY 2I6 Dudley Street Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior I-Iigh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3 Typing Club, 2 Catholic I-Iigh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 3 Basketball Club, 2 Auxilium Christianorunn Bookkeeping Club, 4 Page Sixty-six IRENE MARIE COLLINS 86 Pinehurst Avenue Oakland Beach, R, I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior I-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 KATHLEEN VERON ICA CGRRIGAN 49 Sumner Avenue Cranston, R, l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Bain Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- MARGARET MARY CONLEY S7 Gallup Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior l-ligh School Soclality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 Auxiliurn Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 .r'5?.Jz'-.4ES?f'e'3'5f?iiff9v 1 'rw fa r-v.. . .31ii19?1- Tfffgfg ,, eff-,4,2w4'.,,.,M 1- .V f 3 af,,+,.,W, N., 35, , r f.,7:f,s:,? . f Mi? f ff-.- a,f,i,g, tion, 4 Quia? Q11 I -fl-A ,frm ., ,L . 52,4 415 ,Mf.1 M ,vw H :,.,laQ,:,f , . ,,,. , z ff - F Q: --' - t mi r-ISF? V f fr' Q, 2 ' A, 5 + ii L ' - -1 X My rf ,...-iw' , r 5- r L i. ff L aw . it ' - t ,. 51 iff-at--,. ': '1f N . ' A' H 1 S. f M' . I rf h 'ft A, ' pn, f- C . ,,,,., W., v af .. . -i 1- W wi-Q Page Sixty-seven I' E l ' SXA l 7 HOPE MAGDALEN COUTANCHE l79 California Avenue Providence, R, Born in Providence Graduate of Saint Paul's Junior l-ligh School Class Secretary, 3 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Mater Adrnirabilis Sewing Club, 3 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Secretary, 4 Page Sixty-eight FLGRENCE CELINA COURTOlS 68 Darling Street Central Falls, Born in Central Falls Graduate ot Notre Dame Parochial School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 3 Sedes Saoientiae Science Club, 3,4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club, 4 Basketball Club, 3, 4 R , K kkl, SQA . ,-.. , .. .. ' .S i 1 ii ff'-iz M- '-Xv 1, X if X K , - ,iw is ,z Z I ' ' -eigziai., ' T g ',,-.lib N ' - PAY'-ITPQQQX 5 Ni SSE. J ,-f ffl-,., 'L-129 A ''-i'f3f:Z:Zg:.:Ig1::5g!- ,I F Pi . ' ! -1. ROSE DOROTHY CROWLEY Born in Providence School -- Vice Pretect, 4 , Loyola Study Club, 4 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 3, 4 J, President, 4 lb J Typing Club, 2, 3 DOROTHY MARTIN CLJCARELLI Zl Hedley Avenue Johnston, R, l, Born in Johnston Graduate ot Calet School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Chairman ot Social Cornnnittee, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer, 4 Orchestral Club, 4 Sedes Saoientiae Science Club, 3 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 . L ffimi F gg: ,,,' Mr j - ,N I7 WMPV' 'J .Tsi.,1,,. ,,.- ,nel ,-.M,,:.' X ,fry . i Q, - my V: f'i jf? Q :gl 'Ty xv :X Twkn l Q JiQ'7rf2 FY7Ffstr:9:w i 1 - . iii ,iff ix Or! . 5 , t M TH -W , , T517 5 i 2 sy? 1 H ,I gr . . , V 5 2 t- ffwf,5igg1::i5fg': 125 it ,S t M K1 1 ,A f , I t 52' ' ' f uf -. - 1' S F ixl, , J: 6 :vw-W .Q.,f3't' 28 Roger Williams Avenue Rurntord, R. l. Graduate ot East Providence Junior High Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Page Sixty-nine l-QE. GLORIA DOLORES CURCI Q Boylston Street Warwick Neck, R l3orn in Warwick Graduate of Old Warwick Grammar School Loyola Study Club, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 MARY AGNES CURRY L 30 Trask Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Micnael's Junior l-lign School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Carbolic l-lign Scbool Typing Associa- tion, 4 Page Seventy AGNES ELEANOR D'AMBRA 202 Carpenter Street Providence, P. Born in Providence Graduate ot Bridgham Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 The Xavier Statt, 4 The Xavieretten Statt, 4 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typists Associa- ' 1 FLORENCE MURIEL DARBY i887 Smith Street North Providence, R, lt Born in Providence Graduate of Brayton Grammar School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 The Xavier Staff, 4 The Xavieretteu Statt, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 tion, 4 Debating Club, 3 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 M. L- Nz , is 2' we - -W4 ,Z Fi Wtfif . L 7 .. fa l 4 'l -f ., ,, Agfa yan, ii, MQ ' ,421 - ' H i W xkw' -'? -'def-wwf ' 5 l ..-f'2'.mV...a,., Qf'K 7 '94?R5'5'5 ' M7 i Sli V - T' f ti i ,v .i a 9515--., , A1 .3-2,-i,,jv - t -at V - ' ,gijff MI 'mf ' , T. W XV 'mf Sf- Y:E tm M, az - Page Seventy-one n 5'X-A Y! ,s 1. aL - v iii sgffa wf , Q 5 J ' . f 93 ,Z gW,v, -i,.A M MILDRED MARY DAIGLE 27 l-lavvlssley Avenue Oakland Beach, R. Born in Providence Graduate ot Oakland Beach Grammar School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Sedes Sabientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, l,2 Page Seventy-two ELIZABETH ROSEMARY DARCY 365 Sayles Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3, 4 Librarian, 3 - 1 2 X -. '-X. A A S 1. S 1 gg ,gif,,,,,Q,,y ,. .g , 4 -31-gag:-,gigig-53:r.c,, ,- - 5 SQ... -1465! ' 'o WT f f-ii L - flzxfslk-'NESSKY-If - -. - wa- QW-,L.g.-, 1 - .Ne4tQrf?f ' -X: .- .aan wx -eb Hb : 2. sim L 1 'S - 1 -5451 -- ' sr- ' aff' SARAH CATHERINE DEERING I27 Warwick Avenue West Warwick, R. I. Born in Butler, Pennsylvania Graduate ot Saint Jarnes Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2 Loyola Study Club, 4 Typing Club, 4 ,3,4 ti MARY CATHERINE DEERY 29I Bayview Avenue Edgewood, R, I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior High School Class Treasurer, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady ol Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, 4 Typing Club, 2 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 'A vyii -- '91, 1, .L-X57 A 'fp ,..,, , M' 'wiv 'tier-M5151 ,- ,.,:.- . , j v..k.,,f,i,c:ff:f:1Q:: w l.m-,,s,:w-sf.,1- 1 l ff.'QS46,wGV' g!i4i,fgg1-frizi -i: 5 sf, ' k 1 ,pi gmwl,-I-,Q 'K 5 K v - ., .fe i fi' M -irr fr.. W M '11, ff ' M .aa itil. 1 I , G I 4124?-f'fW11 Q, Slili -gl? Hfbgyf' ,if r ggi, . ii ga iii . my r ' ll gi, V ., bl I , 3 , .7 y ,, , Vi K ,Z-f,:,,3f5,5, g , , ,N . V, 3 ave-rf ' w.. xxx , ji: S.,V 59, ,,:j335.zi f' Q Q 523 5! -1 Page Seventy-th re S'XA ,I , Far CLARE PIIQDREY DEVINE 77 Meadow Streel Pawtucket, R, I KT Born in Pu ann CO' cti ut Gra uat otii s Junior I-liglt S P e Q ld t 2 Clas ice-Pri , Soda ity of Our L dv of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loy la Study ub, 4 Rosa Mystica layers, 3,4 Treasurer, 4 J I-IARRIETTE ELIZABETI-I .WILLEMIN Ojai, - 34 Somerset Street Providence, R. l. GJ - Born in Providence Q Graduate ot Tyler Junior l-liglt Scloool l Class Treasurer, 2 40 Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Page Seventy-tour HELEN MARY DOHERTY S8 Gordon Avenue Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Saint Michael's Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 Typing Club, 2 BARBARA HELEN DOLAN 3 Alger Avenue Providence, R. l, Born in Providence Graduate of Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Class Secretary, 2 Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic High School Typing Associa- tion, 4 , 3 - , ,Z r.'Q fffj My -,Q f ' xx ff f ' r ' 4-'fuf-faiawfwf 36 J i., , V ' ,, f. ,LW ,, .,... ,, X i , ,,4f,f , - . V .uw 'wir-V. -fzg.y5g.,s ,fgf- f ' M , E2 t,f:Q5af'I '7 .. fQ,',,1,l,5 . . i - ' Q H xg ' 4 ' '- r,'j,g.f,l' A Z 2 X fl .vga-L -1-:'f::-May... f 2 'R i 1 L - . ' l' E 'G gv'.i.f Tf3 't'1,.,: '25, A-nf' ' ' r' 5 L l ki 3 , . 3 1351031 -1 zffgxr .' 1 1 .5 Q rsffs ., wi, 'Q'-v .f,, - f 3 it --rr ' -V 'N i t S wi 'f- P Ar- '53 .',s'c.-- cf '- QI- : ' .. , .L 1i5jfzfE51f1'2Q,, L . - :,:2f f2'lr1?1 .?'19fl4 S5' P X 3-vw-.-L.,-.i-:fi-29:1-V-aw-ai?Q12-1-4.2.N' ' ' 's - N Page Seventy-five l l l it GLORIA AGNES boouiv 24 Grant Avenue Cranston, R, Born in Cranston Graduate ot Assumption School Vice-President, 2 Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Auxiliurn Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Page Seventy-six CHARLOTTE MARIE DOLAN 36l Elmgrove Avenue Providence, Born in Medtord, Massachusetts Graduate ot Saint Sebastian's School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, l , 2, 3, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Mater Adrnirabilis Sewing Club, 4 R l-lELEN JANE DORGAN Earnum Pike Georgiayille, R. l. Born in Georgiaville Graduate ot Cook School Class Treasurer, 2 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- f MARY JOAN DOCDLEY 94 Wadsworth Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Assumption School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3 Orchestral Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3 Auxiliurn Christianorurn Bookkeeping Club, 4 tion, 4 -Bwrfmzwgg.-ifm A ya-.Aa Q ,ji 5- A. 0514. 521 166. yi '- fit-'ft - .:.-1: J g.. ,'M,-..ti'u,rw'w124 ' Na.. -yr. . 1 f, 1 ffm .,,pf.fZf' y mg, -M,,,,, 1 A .,., -W, X, L ' Qfewwmfb , , ' . if of: . ag .,,:4ff. ' ill 1 1 z. ff' ' fri? 'N 2 4 . , 3 ,. -f E' isa . VH i ' ' -' Mf f v2 .f f '-- f'K n WM' 'f . ' fr rl ii 27' 'T 'Nbr- R ,gi '- ' T 1554 3, C A fi gf? Z 3 ...lN'm:..f-:qw 3 ' get 5 5 V W J ' Page Seventy-seven S'XA I :BE sl Lff if fs Y From MARY DRAGON io iyiiii sweet oeafgiaviiie, R. Born in Georgiaville Graduate ot Cook School Class Secretary, 2 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic I-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, '4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Page Seyenty-eight M MW MOINIA MARIE DOUGI-IERTY 243 Pleasant Street Providence, R, I Born in Chicago, Illinois Graduate of I-loly Name Grammar School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club, 4 IRENE MARY DUCHESNEAU 248 Waldo Street Providence, R. l. ARLINE AGNES DUFFY 26 Greenville Avenue Johnston, R. l. Born in Johnston Graduate ot Calet Junior l-ligh School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, ef- 4 Born in Providence Graduate ot Gilbert Stuart Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 ly' AWN ,J -.wi ,M-f:1gxp,4:,',1' .- N ,f I MN! 4- ,,.. , f 2 .af N, ' ' 'nh ft f ,, .,. ,, fig i wtf, 1 - , 4,2 ,f Af,--qzif gm,--zfrqlyfiwsfffz .mi J 1 :lt - ' i H 1 .xm-, f .4'-V'-gm'-1, . f K ' J ' wk 'z MU, W 15'--mx'-fpxgef,mfG'Vwfmrgzv xref Q I Q 2 iw' . 1 if ix i - ., 4 f' . Q--fzvmmfQ,,,..,,,.,, y., wil it 71 a A 2,3 5-Qsuqwgff-aqfnrg2550? . M, ' ' ' i L ' A , E-. . X ,q ,, 5 E ., ig 5 f f 1 Q .?3jT,j,fQ5,g1::. ,iI ll:2 ,, ' 3 ' ' 4 . ' 5 f - S 2' ,I V ,xii i ' i 1 I - V ' f Q.,-3 f .wt Riff ff ' ,, fa'-rw? ' , i . X g .. '-Wy 4'i' .3,ffH yy 12 . J 1 b , i ' ,.gig'.'41, -fzf,f',p-V1if:3.- i f ' 3 . W M f- ' 1 1 S fffzfitt 2 ., .5 ,auf ,f i, -Q 33:,1:,,zw:f,,y51g,5::,J-gil c vig., I, S551 .., l wa, .NM 1 ,, K '113-5:1 hit-L--m'XY4'4,'v iii, -i 1 , g--V ,, .,,, . ,. ...D t..,.,, ,v W .,,,. , Page Seventy-nine 3,1 lg . SKA fi! YE - If :Asy- ,: ! Q1,,f:,Q1 ' jfgigtbf ,. ' .,,1:?'S, J f . W Vw 2' Ji , I ! , , , MARY ELIZABETH EARRELLY 9 Frank Street Providence, R. I, Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior I-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 I Ave Maria Choristers, 2, 3, 4 Catholic I-Iigh School Typing Assoc tion, 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club, 3 Page Eighty ia- DOROTI-IY ROSE DUNN 37 Parsonage Street Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior I-ligh School Class President, 2 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 I Aquinas Study Club, 4 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 3, 4 Catholic I-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Basketball Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorurn Bookkeeping Club, 4 ANNA DOROTHY FITZSIMMONS l lO Dudley Street Providence, R, l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 The Xavier Statt, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic High School Typist Associa- 7Ol Smith Street Providence, R. HELEN MARIA FINNERTY Born in Arctic Graduate ot Assumption Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic High School Typing Associa- tion, 4 tion, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 , ?5ft WfWf'f-'444+ i f:gf,v,,. i ' 45, -74,J ':f f, c 5 ff .1 g , ,i, i, ,,,,1,4la,f,, L,Vi,W, g l,.b.,,yr 'i2?iM,,MfffJf.u If i' in 3232 i L, .Ei 5 . 1' i GL' pf.-mifiifl v. if ., , , , 1- 'W'1,,- .27 ,' 4 - iz ,im 1 -- -' ' ' ' it tim.. Ss, , My f ., if , vw: iw, Page Eighty-one S'X A ' 'I --JE njiftgjr MARY AGN ES EOLAN l69 School Street Pawtucket, R. l, Page Eighty Born in Pawtucket ' Graduate ot Saint Joseph's Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 -two MARY LOUISE FLYNN 29 Chad Brown Street Providence, R. l, Born in Providence Graduate ot Nathanael Greene Junior l-ligh School Class Vice-President, 2 Class Treasurer, 3 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, 3, 4 EVELYN GERTRUDE FORTIN 48 Bridge Street East Greenwich, R. l Born in East Greenwich Graduate ot Eldredge Junior l-ligh School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- MARGUERITE ELIZABETH FOLEY 4 l-lymer Street Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Saint Edward's School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 The Xavier Staff, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, l, 2, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Basketball Club, l, 2 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 tion, 4 A-.wwf ..f, me-,'f1Q'f :grb,, A3 , ' ,,f...opfnf:.'v' ig, 5 g,., lqycgigggg i-afNf.,,.'gf':y:i r .gf-'ysy:? x I, I,-1 I 1 f- .fm fy ' 1 :pl 4,49 of .L ,. . f gl M, g 4. a4:qy+ -if ,ff ,- --ww, .- ',:L-,Mg ,K ff' 'S X 7 MW., , ' lk gi if - at 1 i i f . gr fl: Q 5 .if i 2 i.XA3,.f 9 1: ,.f' Q I ,, k 215 5 X-.Qggjf .fr ,..,.-.:A., -f ,, v..jZYjS,E,Ei.jm ,, ,,,,,lAft. 1' T. P ' 2 -:wwe-., dt ,W ' '. i I 2 e ll 5 1 Y' - a . , A ' . ' :- '74 mimi fa' , '-M1 . f-S: f s I l 'l 3 5 Q . . . ,.. .,... .X Q. if? my Igor? 4-f g T 1 alt 0 Q N in ' : f,- .fx ' . W. A A ' -T, sssaa,-:. 4- f - :T . eg - f x i limi f in fr. ,N s 'fa-wil 3. ' ' f f K 'Eng '. 53:6 p N 'l 1gQ?nrE:. - -' ' ' f . 3 Q gig !! nz . - MJ ,, ,W ., ,,.,4..-ax. ,ga H ms... -Am -- . 4 l jf 44:9 f -'-' . . ' Q 'llzgiaf Page Eighty-three SX A , ,WTA .,, I1-255' 35 r 1 yi. C ,A q, 177' f Rb? ESTHER tHEREsE FRASER L, , lg 685 l-lope Street Providence, R. I, Born in Providence Graduate of l-loly Name Scnool Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 Page Eighty-tour ANTONETTE MARIE FRAGANO l3O Waverly Street Providence, R. Born in Providence Graduate ot Assumption Junior l-lign Scnool Sodality ot Our l.ady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Cnoristers, 2, 3, 4 S Basketball Club, 2 Catnolic l-lign Scbool Typing Associa- tion, 4 53 Stewart Street Born in Providence Aciuinas Study Club 4 tion, 4 if MARY ROSE FRITZSCI-IE Providence, R. Graduate of Tyler Junior l-ligh School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa ,R , ,E 1 1, ,W -11 5 r vga, 314355: - 1:1,.mzzazfaf.-ta' W Fil! A P 1. ' '11t':.i.f,-,:f,-Emo '. I , 5, .,,.,,.,QgWy My , 4 1,1 ,rg -3 V M V ihfv ff ,gf.-:JM ,, or '1 2 - ' MARY RITA GAHAN V - , ,I . . ,,i, 33 Columbia Street Wakefield, R. l. ,i,, -Sy J ' ',,' g Born in Providence Graduate ot Walqetield Grammar School Soda l ity ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 ' 1 ,i,, Sigma 4 .,-. SA, ,f N wif, .. ,,..,, ., rvr. wi-. ' if ,K MW -qw? J' fy, Z-Zffi' . I .46 if . 1 f 1? F air 4 47 il ff, my ,NN I X , 'fu-41-e2A,iww:qff:,,.' :y y , x j f Xl 'K' i A V 1 ' 5 ali, 4 4, 1 , . ... . ' r ' ---' ' 4.:51v3 ' ' time-'P'-16 1 N'-2 ll v-.im w , . -' W 'MJ 1 1. .Ls-,H+-: if.'4iE'1 . '- . f A , A , . N N,--.ag-,I-,j' .111 - . . Page Eighty five Q .1 1 GENEVI EVE ELEANOR, l-lALEY 88 Carpenter Street Pawtucket, R. I. Page Eighty- Born in Putnarn, Connecticut Graduate ot Saint Edvvard's Junior l-ligh School Class President, 2 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Typing Club, l Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 eight ELEANOR Tl-lERESE GRIMES S Watauga Avenue North Providence, R l3orn in Pawtucket Graduate ot Eruit l-lill School Class Vice-President, 2, 3 Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3, 4 Sedes Saoientiae Science Club, 3, 4 . .5 . 5 ,af ' A if ' Z2 if J' I MADELI NE MARY l-lEALEY 22 Kenwood Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Mary's School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3, 4 l-lELEN FRANCES l-lARRl NGTON 78 Arnold Street Providence, R. l. l Born in Providence Graduate ot Cleary Junior l-ligh School Vice-President, 3, 4 Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2 Aquinas Study Club, 4 3,4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 . gif r.A.4,V,g.x- -wZ3si7g.V4,,5 :M 35:55 3344? ,,A, H Mifffffewmt- ' . -fi ,V , ' , we- ? i, '- 'w.'fw.,ff ? '0 ,jl '5j'4M' 2 w.c,,-:nu-'ui,,'i gf -, fw: I xv i rv- - f 1, ,i , . I - ,sf I ff-4w,...,, ., E - X' - R I , ig, Wm , ., 'J SW' i xi W - as 'ffzfzawzfmw ' ' if . -4-arm' , QM S-mf -4,1 fig 'Hx H 1 , ff f V- , f 'i ff, f .?2'y f ,l2lt,, gt iswff 1 Ty, E Vg? H23 YE? ,, Q- if H , f , i 2 : f I A I V E V L- .'.V. . , H1 ly ,J as sit ' L L 4 Nr it: M ,. -- M -- , ' 53, r w i - c w. nr- f X i . , Yr ' l rc .. f if i f t g ' . fi W 'W f - ff :L ai i l, Q . V U i3ul5, L::,. .WN-'W ' Page Eighty-nine 5'X-A :ggi N . 5 X. M011 'IIN I' f ll j Llyfillm fill! FV! I . ,y I, I 1 ELIZABETH LOU I SE I-IEANEY 279 Dudley Street Providence, R. I. Page Ninety Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior I-ligh School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic I-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 I I 1 .l I MARJORI E ALICE I-IEALEY Woodland Avenue Esmond, R. I Born in Centredale Graduate ot the Esmond Grarnrnar School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 'Catholic I-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Auxilium Christianorurn Bookkeeping X Club, 4 f 1 'H DORIS MARY HODDE IOS Lockwood Street Providence, R. I Born in Pawtucket MARJORIE ELLEN HEATH 75 Benevolent Street Providence, R. I. Born in Concord, New Hampshire Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 The Xavier Staff, 4 Typing Club, 2 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 Graduate ot Roger Williams Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady ol Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 The Xavier Staff, 4 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorurn Bookkeeping Club, 4 4'Ql:lv:lI ,Erl5. ' 'Y V gg V5 7 Tf7? v7w Wfg W, 1,7 N !.,,7 ,.,. . ,,., ,I at I ,, t f- . - I if - 1 f - ' ,ff m 1 iii I ,, -. - . t f ff- 'l lie 2 ' - Q .-: af if 2' tl I z - ' - X 4 L, . , ., .,,, ,. A,,V ,f . , Mfg , . . I - , 'fm at F 1.-''Q ,.4,L5.f'a.,,'f:2,'? 3122451 ,if-iff - ' I , , - -- Q 21-.14-.gzii.-3 -ff at - ,F ' f ' 1 '?.1:iful ,t Q 2 H' :life3-7.,ff5.f1'1f,ay'i22f'S2f'g, fs' ' 3 ,fx i-i' - I I G f' 4 I 'f,1,jj+p5gQLQ1,E51,fqf' 'iv' ' . i wx. -1 ., L fy ' 5 J I :,, If Page Ninety-one 5.X.A. l 45? N! .- 1. pf' 1 3l Page Ninety EVELYN EMILY l-l0WARTl-l 6 Oxford Street Providence, R. l. Born in Georgiavllle Graduate of Saint Michael's Junior l-ligh School Class Vice-President, 2 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 The Xavier Staff, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 4 Mater Adrnirabilis Sewing Club, 3 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 Auxilium Christianorurn Bookkeeping Club, 4 -two ANN ESTELLE HOLDEN lll Suffolk Street Providence, R, l. Born in Providence Graduate of Immaculate Conception Junior l-ligh School Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 2 t , ' V Born in Providence Graduate ot l-loly Name School Orchestral Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 GERTRUDE VERONICA KEENAN l53 Summit Street Pawtucket, R, I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Josebh's Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 3 Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4 EVELYN FRANCES KAVANAGI-l lOl Lancaster Street Providence, R, l. U Sodality ot Our Lady ot lvlercy, 2, 3, 4 . f 1. ff-15' in .7mfsm5h,-- ,5!f'vzq1wfM'g'.:f fi gi , mil? lfgvfgvjewf IffT'fl' M ,, ,....i 'tt' 1' ll , 5 twill? 1 - 4452 ill 5 l - l I . ' -tj fifliflffflf l ff' it lllla N94 , ' 3 si V l 'Q 4 333 4. i'ff7im,Qwg7wm-.-:,..,,,,,A 11 e r w, ,V gg-'gea..fsgaz14,g-af.'ff1 ,y.-A M., , '-.,, A. X 3 1 -- r:'zf1r,g',F?f-efkivfzt Mg,-4.'gf, may 5 s X 'P . Qil 1 A' T x 1 t f f , , 5 i JY' i Q - -gt. - , . is i K-yz 'lJLw:ff?2?4L2t Wiiiws ' 3' , , ,yi V , 2 2' is if 4 r 5 4,2 3 S s J 'KY J? 2' ll 1. ,,., Q- ,.,. -.., , , .,t,.,,., fc, -.gf Aw gyflfgr- ly ., 1- Q ff: 425- .M N. 1 95- .:3Q',IN,4l4::P-,gi rffihiffg 3 ? 4:' .y '?55,-31:56 ' f , f.-. ,we ' -vw.-.,fc-,,w.mm.S Af f 4-2-f.5w.,.-., V ,: 7L1 Pf!'f tv ' N-5 ,L s ' s .rf 3. , N11:g.3.3,L11- :L..f4- 4:-H-,g,g::s4 - A V 'EF' n P' ' Page Ninety-three S'X A hp , .QFSEZM 5 5 EMMA MONICA KELLY 9 Lincoln Avenue Providence, R. l. Born in Glasgow, Scotland Graduate ot Saint Sebastian's School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Vice-President, 4 Page Ninety-tour DOROTHY ROSE KELLEY l6l Waldo Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior l-ligh School Sodality of Our Lady ol Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club, 3 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 ANNA LOUISE KERRIGAN l33 Providence Street Providence, R. I. l3orn in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 Auxiliurn Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 IRENE MARY KENNEDY 46 Parker Street Central Falls, R. ll l3orn in Providence Graduate of l-loly Trinity Junior l-ligh School Loyola Study Club, 4 Sedes Saoientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Mater Adrnirabllis Sewing Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, 2, 3 Wffjff-'f if yn. 4f'?',5i? 1, 4:,,:i- EW- 1,4a6r,Q w.35v'?t:' , -x 1, we-,-fif:,: '-1 IW: . 1 .fx 7,1 f ,1 , ' f A-'sw-.f,f ' 1 ,fe . .. 1W,,,',,i,,.,.1:,,. 7 11 f,,,-,,,s.1e,g , . i 'W--'2-f'Sf1. - ' My 'f. ' . I ' K , X- sf! mf,.,,..,,,,a V lei ,ste : i 17,5 X4 1 . i i -: , i 1 x . .evf1'!.:L1-:ii3'2'l'ff -f f i 1 2 r 1 2 pvizlf' ei-Higfffqf-ag7:.ff ' Q12 5222 aff' ' ' 1 - i a ' ' f - 2 . - -' , , 1 N wc- ,- ' 4.3 --,-145-ya 1qf,gc.,f 6,5-fn, ' f .-.,, Ax si 9 , -V ,M 'f,...:-4,-QL,-Fffffer 'ia -'-aa. 11 4-1 ' ,.' If A f ' A i Sl A is L, -,,',,-..f:1',3.f5ff - waflhy' e : l 2 I fz'f31'V'-Ln, '- .1 ' , lg., . . 2, g M, '- . m e v.i.,..v , fl ll? V F ? 'Z '.?efe1,,-.,... ' ' 'Si '.--1424.91-irate-fsfvreai V-X 4 ir,- '- .'im.5ig4f,-3f::-,7Lq.Jgf?41-' 'ffa .1,.u - ' -'rf 0 , - V Q L J 5' -wen .W ' - f Page Ninety-tive 5'XA Y it ,ic AN NETTE I RENE LABO l SSDNN I ERE 2l Redtern Street Centredale, R. l. Born in Centredale Graduate ot Brayton School Class Secretary, 2, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 4 I'he Xavierette Statt, 4 Typing Club, 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 4 Page Ninety-six GERTRUDE PATRICIA Kl DD ll7 Bellevue Avenue Providence, Rt l. l3orn in Brookline, Massachusetts Graduate ot Gilbert Stuart Junior l-ligh School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 4 FLORENCE Rl-IEA LAPRISE 225 Woonasquatucket Born in Woonsocket Avenue Lyrnansville, R, I. Graduate of Lymansville Scnool Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Rosa Ivlystica Players, 2 Ave Maria Cnoristers, I, 2, 3, 4 ESTI-IEP LA N I NFA 92 Hendrick Street Providence, R, I, Born in Providence Graduate ot George J. West Junior I-lign School Sodality of Our Lady ot Ivlercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 fy 5s4:ff'l+52'fG,'a'+haw ,W1f7E'rfw1ie-eweisffa. gg 'A 'v4ifl 'i ff ' at 155.9 mf'-1 , . ,nf ' 'rf I V W ' A aft,-,1.-, . Q VM, q....., ., , , 'M' P' , S' Ekf 'T ' 549 VII' Q t IGI! ,fflf'll'5'7i5'f3?flii5f7 Z?f'? f 'Ta 5 ' gi I It , 2 2.54 Q5,,g,, tl ia it 2 2 W? , ' I' I if E ,f,.- J, ' I ,WI ,fi yi' ,, A 11 I ' - J, -:g1 ,,. , ,V :1,a,',5 -,,,,, 'I 'Q --nm, , vi ' 2 1 '-,ff -rt,' fsiirg-me is uk f 1 I- . lm, ' ' 2, x get , :w.g-,qt.,'if'1af, :-', r ri f Y ' ., 1 ff, '- gli 45 21 M-M r 'W- 'i11!.:,Q.. Cfx 'YQU37- A ' L-513. AQYQJ 2: . mv, I , X., X, he ,z My I . . of---' NX 'f W Q ' g i gif - Page Ninety-seven 77 Beechwood Avenue Pawtucket, R. l. Page Ninety MARIE MADELINE LAUDATI 425 Laurel l-lill Avenue Cranston, R, lt Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Anthony's School Class Secretary, 2, 3, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3 Ave Maria Choristers, l Basketball Club, l, 2, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 CLAIRE MARIE LENNON Born in Pawtucket Graduate ot Saint Joseph's Junior l-ligh School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Q Siena Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 Treasurer, 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Mater Adrnirabilis Sewing Club, 4 ' Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 llf i 'lp f -eight M S R I3 VIRGINIA ALICE LONERGAIXI 234 Camp Street Providence, R. I Born in Providence Graduate ot I-loly Name Sclfiool Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Orchestral Club, I. 2, 3, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 MERTIS LAURA LEONARD l45 Potters Avenue Providence, R. I. l3orn in Providence Graduate ot Saint MicbaeI's Junior I-liglw Sclfiool Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 iena Study Club, 4 osa Ivlystica Players, 2 Typing Club, 2 - Sedes Saoientiae Science Club, 3, 4 aslcetball Club, 2, 3 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 , Q Q - 75 'af W 'A -MQW. 1 '-1: ' N r - I A E3 ,, N .L .,,, iii Vic' it ! .I r fli ,li I law! .a 5 3 Q ' I F inf 7 - '- K C l E I E X71 v 'Ei3?fL5Z':f? ?y.f- .. m'3h'k'P 4 I iii I f 'N f 33 W I .ly i Q VK- Y I 9, A t : V t x. X 1 f Q ,. , TM, f rf: - 1 ' Q . , T-t.,,w. - 1:,-yr 3 LM vo: J , ., ,g i J Page Ninety-nine LUCY MARY LOLJGI-l 4 Layton Street North Providence, R. l. Born in North Providence Graduate ot Fruit l-lill School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Typing Club, 2 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, l, 2 Page One l-lundred MARGARET RAMONA LONG l4O Ninth Street Providence, R. i Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Rayrnond's School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 3 Stella Matutina Art Club, l Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa tion, 4 , Born in Providence School Loyola Study Club, 4 President, 4 . Basketball Club, 2 ANNA CECILE LUSSIER 656 Fifth Avenue Woonsocket, R. l. Born in Woonsocket Graduate ot Saint Charles Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Stella lvlatutina Art Club, 4 Typing Club, 3, 4 President, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3 Q tif ' gf K, L i 7 -,N l ,- 'K R f f ' ' x ' L 4 qrll .41-ff' 'I A-,V,:wa-',fb.52.f' .,--,. G ,,.f,,..-,f-. ,, M tm. ' 'K , ' ,sv ,,,, w x ' 'LV 5 f fl, 1 , f A i xy ff ,4-W,.i.umgf,g.'vw.zL-' ,. -' 5 5 c 1 g 2 Qi xkyg I -7 f14aWg,5.,5g1i.,,.'- Q? ' , 1 1 ' - 1 4 N ' 'VJ' YY - ,4 ggi ,X v A l . . i tw. f i . 'E -'vw wage. X .g ,. : 3,553 5 '5,--tmwzg. iggggg y,,i .f ew -53.533 ' if - Hr, A ' - --ff,f4z-CGW-s? ' tv--X f r. N 1 A S' ' mica- . M 4- . fem' . 1 4c:Q5'g33g0sg,Jl 41 S, , gxvzfwflf '- , 1' f- ig W' 47 3732 ,pw A e x , g ' ' .., . M ,fl-21. ,V-,.f:.:5',1:f,. -.' '- ' ii 4. wg , ' .,-, .h-,v-fa-Mm-. , ., ,,,'f..fa5wg.-,VJ f. MARGUERITE MARY LOUGH 589 Cranston Street Providence, R, l. Graduate ot Assumption Junior l-ligh Sodality of Our Lady of Ivlercy, 2, 3, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 2, 3, 4 Page One l-lundred One S'XA Q H ',g:g:3,,g1i,-! ' uri f ' ,454 -N.-.. . ...-1c.,.:. r r Xia Q ANNA STATIA MacDERMO'l'T 50 Tyler Street Providence, R, l. Born in North Providence Graduate ot Assumption Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our l.ady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Avila Study Club, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, 4 Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball Club, 4 Auxiliurn Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Page One l-lundred Two l CATHERINE ANNE LYONS l52 Pearl Street Providence, R Born in Lovvell, Massachusetts Graduate ot Tyler Junior l-ligh School Class Secretary, 3 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Plavers, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Club, 2 MARY MARGARET MAGUIRE 650 Fruit l-lill Avenue North Providence, R. Born in Providence Graduate ot New Fruit l-lill School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Typing Club, 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 FLORA IRENE MAGNAN 20 East Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate of Cleary Junior l-ligh School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Basketball Club, 2 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 gfiiziiii V .,..,,,i S ,,,, ,.,, . J l ,Wag , ff W-fi k Q4 Www Q . 7 fy 'pr KW I PM xv. k.-f 4'W3zfv1fr4w-'mn-ua . .,.. .N ' A lf 215 ,, ., fi, i xt? 2 i X if - :z2s,t'i it SX-ww' -ff'--i',,.M ff-f - -if.. it fm swf' 1. 1 il ' A ' IA' K if X 2 3 ffvfffsf?-4,-.g 1'rw' W-ff.i? 3' V ' .. .c.,,,.,,,. P, C .,i. y i., 1 .i,,,. ,,., , ,f at , V 1 3 I-j,Q,3'j1!,i3l:1LL'1 -- 2 j-J ' -Q ,5 . I li ll? E l i L, -.af-:gg -, ,V , , r ' i 2 it -T -1,114 ' .,-. .A :.?:,f:xf::fH'9- 15'-fy-'3S37'f S'b -M'f141u-- , ' ' f, A jf it - swat-1. ' 1 ' lil' . 5 A, L...f Page One l-lundred Three SKA JUNE AMY MANDEVI I.I.E lO67 Broad Street Providence, R. I. Born in Springfield, Massachusetts Graduate ot Saint Raul's Junior l-ligh School Class Treasurer, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 The Xavier Staff, 4 Auxiliurn Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Rage One l-lundred Four EDNA FRANCES MALLEY 210 Orchard Street Cranston, R. l Born in Cranston Graduate of Almy School Class Secretary, l Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Avila Study Club, 4 R S ELIZABETH FRANCES MARONEY l9S Point Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 2, 3 Catholic High School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club, 3 EVELYN VERONICA MANGIANTE 378 Mount Pleasant Ave. Providence, R, l. Born in Providence Graduate ot George J. West Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3 4 Basketball Club, l, 2, 4 -'P-F-can 1.4, N. J ',, 2 1 we 4512? imaTiE5W,54r.,,a5445gv:.,L1,,,Z,i?. 1::,.s,-Egg .11-13,-,IQ J l' 4.1 . .S .,. ,,., 4.:.,:.g,QLg f 1 h,,ff: .1 L, . ,. ., T' 'r , : - I 1 biffvsrma -. ' l ff J ,fr - :i 21 . . t , -fyffffrqfg-5,,,f.,,Mm f' gi sir lit? KM, -, 5 F 1 jf -I .fi 5 5 1 1 r Q ,J Q ..,, -'g 'wc' V ,L if ,.+,- wig fi 41 I i 5. ' 4 1-.31z'151'f3m 'f f f r , wt -J 'W ,A , 5 J r 2 V f fy' E . .7 V- 1,1 I , 2.35. ,:,,,:,i.,,-,II S ,r og g , , QW, rsmwrf I V, ' , 9l4v?r?f:w1'f'fw-J? m y 52 Aw' Hn, ' T ' ' ' s .'1syP1,,,wgif'fK, - 'r'f'?r?S Q., Ha. ui., ,, ,L .Lf-,fjiiiia 4521459 V- ' . '-f-H, - g t, ,. wi.-mf,-gl.. U A 4 '71 ' - ' Page One Hundred Five S'XA 'r - ll LEONA FRANCES McAlJLlFFE 68 Dyerville Avenue Johnston, R, I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Calef Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Catholic High School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Page One'Hundred Six LJRSULA MARIE MARSHALL 259 Rhodes Street Providence, Ri l Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior High School Sodality ot Gur Lady ot Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3 Vice-President, 2, 3 Ave Maria Choristers, 4 Catholic High School Typing Associa- tion, 4 ELIZABETH REGINA McCANN IIS Sheldon Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Cleary Junior l-ligh School Sodality ol Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, Siena Study Club, 4 VERONICA GERIVIAINE lvlcCABE 22 Warren Street Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate ot Assumption Junior I-lign School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Sedes Sa ientiae Science Club 3 4 . . , 1 I Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 It , I jyjyd ,V ' A- -4395? M5521 -e . ,wr . N ,M Inky M., cw ,f .,,n fi: fswfifr'-mag It 1 I1 -iiuct. V- 'mf ,Z-14594 fllltiiif ii IMG -t .221 .., I 1 ,I 'sift 5 ai ay my 3?'1fsQ2f1e!f,f,f,afaf'4lb5f I' ft I li il V A A A M- I, A f It if 1-iw. f I -GN, l .I fllfi li qY .,g5i.31L a Q Page One I-lundred Seven S'XA CLAIRE LORETTA lv'lcCAUGl-l EY 3l Overbrook Avenue Conimicut, R. I. l3orn in Providence Graduate of Conimicut Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady tlvl 2 3 4 Loyola Study Club 4 Basketball Club, 3, 4 Manager, 3, 4 Orchestra Club, l, 2, Page One l-lundred Eight O GVCY, , , 3,4 A MARY AGN ES McCARRON 22 Peckham Avenue Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Pius Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady of lvlercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Rosa lvlystica Players, 2, 3, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, l, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer, l Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 CATHERINE MARY McGEE 8 Western Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot l-loly Narne Grammar Scnool Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4- I-lEl.ElNl KATHRYN McCULLOUGl-l 59 Ivy Street East Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Sacred l-leart Junior l-ligli School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 ,X WED! lt: ayfvgtf- egawff, 481- , if i' , ' 1.,a'?f:i5'? .91 1- X, - 'Q' F E-,,.mmm,afMfg,,yVi5,y ,,,sfva'f,,,',,,.,:zQ':'::, ag' 'H 5--fi' V+ ' Evil .w .:J C Q. , .1 .,w p '-r'f2fi:fwyz-'-1422-1:f-in ' f ,fs K.. 1 -,X lj S A -. . .-,.i1QQ'Z5- 1' -?T4'! 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Born in Providence Graduate of Saint Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Auxiliurn Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 HELEN LOUISE McMANUS l86 Lowell Avenue Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Anthony's School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 3 Ave Maria Choristers, l Catholic High School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Caotain, 2 Varsity Basketball Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 CATHERINE MARGARET WOULEE 25 Walnut Street East Providence, R, lo Born in East Providence Graduate ot Sacred Heart Junior High School Class Treasurer, 3, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 2 T. 5 r 2 - , ,,,' -. lg:-fz ff t f- - f . E -, I jj Q, F, 3 N- Q3ll w,f4 , V, .,., -. ys,,,3,,:, .iw 1. - Qwf , i , 'L fd My-w ,T lxjf . ,, H 5 tg , Aff i , filer -nw. ' s lt t i, QV r C - i l K ' A i .A I , I- ,igyfzf-,yi--:'l1,5-,ww,,'f, ,gnc if ,gg-,,: , C i , , L: , -'Aff .1 ,. ,V rv, , . , ,H 531, ly .Q , ii was , , .j . . - f 2 ' tw- T ' - fc - e,i:a.sfA s 5 inf. -v ' S s' - V ' v . .-A x hm :1,.,Ngi'5,.,.f4wQM- ,,?. ning .v . E-'6'?T:f'7,3i5fi.-1vi'EofilEMfA' w e ' N- ,LRF Q.. ' f .1 '-fsgez-gag-iw? i'w , ' 4 '1' :'- 'vf ?aft':i - Page One Hundred Eleven 5 ...x.es2.1-.- MARY LOUISE McPHlLLlPS '58 James Street East Providence, R, l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Sacred Heart Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 X Treasurer, 2 EVELYN MEDEI RQS l62 Transit Street Providence, R. l. Born in Portugal Graduate ot Nathan Bishop Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 2 Page One Hundred Twelve Born in Providence School Siena Study Club, 4 W is U . MARY ROSE MIMNAUGH 79 Wesleyan Avenue Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior l-ligh School Class Vice-President, l Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 The Xavieretten Statt, l, 2, 3, 4 Typing Club, 4 Sedes Saoientiae Science Club, 3 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 34 ' 4. .1 W' . ,. X' A-1'--f-I -f,,s,g.,,,., 3- C24 ,,,,w'.ff g 4 i' q fgf' W .' his , ., ' . 5, gy 5 Q, 'V Kwik' 1 ..., , 5, .gui W ,,fa,m,,,m, . ., if 4 1: ,x ft 1 ' 1-'r f fi .' glial 22? E3 i ' ,, fr A l 51 5 t5'Eff?- 'tii fi: 'fi 1 - ' 1 i me ,I-FWS? , 'S vw N C1 . 1 r A 'W -g14Ef-f:t5-f,w- i ffm6ffv,'si.-..-:::i:Q:.v-141.1 .ffm32F 4-f??2f:1v'iz5w m H W -',, ' rg rs 5 ry .fit-ia:114545552'f??Z,'fEff ' Jfiw f M ' t 2 2 'UE 1 3 5 W ,, , . E ,., ,. cfirneraiixie THERESA wiiiviixmuen 205 Bellevue Avenue Providence, Ri l, Graduate ot Assumption Junior l-ligh Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 Page One Hundred Thirteen 5'XA , K .55 W tn l f ,,. x- ,.,,. L - ..Q ,i.,., , Ritz-x MARY ivionicafau 6l Portland street Providence, R. Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 3, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 4 Page One l-lundred Fourteen l . MARGARET MARY MITCHELL l4 Plymouth Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Assumption Junior l-ligh School Class Treasurer, 2 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 .,,., fy,-Mff AN NA GERTRUDE MORAN 35 l-lymer Street Providence, R. Born in Pawtucket Graduate ot Saint Edwards School Sodality ot Qur Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, l Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- EVELYN AMELIA MONTI 602 Killingly Street Born in Johnston Johnston, R. lt Graduate ot Calet School Sodality ot Qur Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, 2 tion, 4 ,avfaffwfrffw , 1 1 1:13, Q' it ,, ' N-,ff . 11-k l 5-fl- TF 'T 7: 5'.frggf,-' ::.,.- w i L i X gf , -. as - - . .1 iv '-1 , - - , , f 1' ,' X i RWM f:2L,,',m2yaw1:f . , ', ' f,, V, -9-.. Ltalilligi iii? 'T 't 'f-W'twf , 1 - , - can-.,c,,, 1-,5,y,,1,,3W , ,iw 4 5 Q - 9' t 3 , E, -,,y ,Z , , ww., s wf-f 4 i 2 2 if 'ala 53 t N ,gr ' J b gi 5 9 ' gt T2 ft . 1, ,, ' ' s ' 3 QRS' ' H ' dl' 8 V Ui f ALL: .aC2.,..p3 Page One l-lundred Fifteen Co T5 S535 SX A JOAN AGNES MORAN 3 Belvidere Boulevard K Born in North Providence Graduate ot Fruit l-lill Grammar School '3JX.'f3i57lUlA Class Vice-President, 3 Qfivi Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Chairman ot the Literary Committee Loyola Study Club, 4 Basketball Club, 2 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3 Page One l-lundred Sixteen North Providence, R. l. DORIS MARY MORAN 337 Plain Street Providence, R, l. Born in Providence Graduate of Saint Michael's Junior l-ligh School b Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club, 3 I . 676 Potters Avenue School n Avila Study Club, 4 KATHARINE MARY MGRRIS lS Marion Terrace Pawtucket, R. l. Born in Pawtucket Graduate ot Saint Raymond's Scbool Class Vice-President, 4 Sodality ot Gur Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, l Typing Club, 2 A Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer, 3, 4 fa Qkii, H , :-, fgfg' sig-2 49 B' PM ,, 23+ A -3' .T r' Ji ' Hifi? N L 54, ll -7 ,. , Wm,-PM ' ff' Nh- X. V . .1...,,,.,. H- I - ' e' .L -- - Ali, ,L X , - . ' ..,,..,,m xl f' s ' r cf' y ' W 'r g f . . 1: it swf:-' -fvtfeff :mf i 1, v A , ,kfcqaiw :,Z.ff'g-ffggjf , .5 ,jf ,, -1:1 gi ,g ,Z Ag,'?:v:1-:,,, ' i afiiliif Y 'We , - X f - 1- tii- f twiki Mag: ?,.fe,,,.-.lf f.:'w,:a4:gg? iwgefhiisu f -xv fiiytit. --17-r -- ,, 'iii i , f 5 f 1 A ' ' ' NVE' ii iz- tw 1, MARY Tl-l ERESA MORAN Providence, R. l. Born in Newcastle, England Graduate ot Assumption Junior l-ligb Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Ave Maria Cboristers, 4 Page One l-lundred Seventeen 5'XA v-,fn 2:7-.gr J 1 . RITA IRENE MULLIGAN l6l Terrace Avenue Cranston, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate of Bain Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Association Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball, 4 Auxiliurn Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Page One l-lundred Eighteen JEAN NEILI. MLJLDOON lS9 l-larold Street Providence, R. l. Born in New York City, New York Graduate ot Blessed Sacrament Junior l-Iigh School Class Secretary, 2 Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3, 4 Mater Adrnirabilis Sewing Club, 4 President, 4 Basketball Club, 2 l RUTH MARY MURPHY lO9 Wadsworth Street Providence, R. Born in Providence Graduated trorn Assumption Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Mater Adnnirabilis Sewing Club, 3 RITA MARIE MULVEY 27l Potters Avenue Providence, R. l. Bornin Providence Graduate of Saint Michael's Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 Typing Club, 2 f2 ,,,a-Aw , ,A , , ,,.,, ' iw ., .,,, V - .. , A ' .wp Wm Pr Iwi: Q, ,- f:.?5?f, , 4, , ,, 1f 'V ,?f1 , ' 5 , lx , , . , ,f 4fw,,..,,,... i farm-1 ggg, , My-'v . ,ii gf ' 159' , 4 , -- 4.'1,1-' 64?4 -f ri: zmur'-i ' I '. ' .. . g li X, , Y, ,q 'f-'fq,,c2':g',-f' ' 'w ix -f ' , , A - - W : vmfeiw z. ' . ' ' ' 'lflfrr 7'tvl'f35 555!' ' ,i5,H,wi,r' Page One Hundred Nineteen 7 ,U GERTRUDE ANN MURTHA 90 Ruth Avenue Phillipsdale, R. l, Born in Phillipsdale Graduate ot East Providence Central Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Auxiliurn Christianorurn Bookkeeping Club, 4 4. , EVELYN LUCA OCARA l Lillian Avenue Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 4 Debating Club, 3 Mater Adrnirabilis Sewing Club, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Page One l-lundred Twenty I-..l I LOUISE ASSUNTA ORABONA I9S Knight Street Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Bridgham Junior I-Iigh School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Catholic I-Iigh School Typing Associa- ' JESSI E IVIARI E OLSON 27 Portland Street Born in Providence Providence, R. I. Graduate of Tyler Junior I-Iigh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3 4 Avila Study Club, 4 The Xavier Staff, 4 tion 4 I , ', - iff'-ftfffwfz, ' el '-wwf ' ii W' g . , ., J, , ,, ,,e,,,A,1, . , 5 Q R I - I .V pq-5: ,st x ' .M Jw, i de Z X I 2 Xwnf ,f,,f7xf:,1,i.L,g:,,.,,L.-,A ,E at I I ,, .fm ,,,. . gl 1 Q F,,.m,,m:wW S ue. ,w,., 1. , a ' of ' is I . its tix I 5 c I I' E322 'V . ,Y , avr- ..,, I ,f S' ' N 5' 1 4' -' S' V I -3. 'ni ,..- ,S 4- ' s ff - , I1 , . - ,. ,L .'Qs4.hf,'j:,, .. ,gs S ,f .,' Mjfiy, . , ifg,:f1f,1a5.,,1,f,:,'sP 3 Z Page One I-Iundred Twenty-one Q ,f ......,..N MARY DOROTHEA OSTIGUY 77 Hazel Street Pawtucket, R. lr Born in Valley Falls Graduate ot Saint Patrick's School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Auxilium Christianorurn Bookkeeping Club, 4 Page One Hundred Twenty-two I NEZ FRANCES OPOURKE 40 Waverly Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior l-ligh School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 2, 4 Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball Club, 4 if - ,M gf GEINIEVIEVE MARIE PAYIXIE 32 Grand Street Providence, R. I. Born in Cranston Graduate ot Assumption Junior I-Iigh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Catholic I-Iigh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 DORIS ALICE PAQUETTE 32 Gneida Street Pawtucket, R. I. Born in Pawtucket Graduate ot Presentation ot Mary School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Catholic I-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Basketball Club, I 4? - w-Vvqgv, mf - I I? fwffsj 'S f-,-f-,,4i.5z2.M-,-,.-5-L.I-if. -4 1 -2N.L,f,,, VAL. , 73573 'f-' V.-yy' 1 'f ',, I. ' reef 'W 1 M n ffl . , It 'Wt' W-- 'f':':'wfv: L 'X 'N va, , MY.-,7,,.,, ,.. . 4 is I f 5 1 XJ, yf-31,2'-Vffgv-71',v,,,51..,,'V If A,.vfLxf1r :ww I 5, 3 Z N -gifs A .1 , rl f 2 S f f e --L 1- 5 1 L-if-i wmf fp,-i,,, , tgwiy, If I 'I I I ifviif w, - 3 - 1' 3' . av'-gm, f, :. .- I ,. i ' E U , 5, ,Ct:,.V33 U V, , , - .I if fm : mmm,-f 't'f1.-frame--gi . X I . Ja , , J? , ,,,,,.'. 'Q 0 IINXX, .te . ti. JM., f,sII,n,, P55 , ,f 55451550 . . ff A A . J 5, ,x4,?ft,f. 1 M Q53.: ' AW..- , Page One I-lundred Twenty-three S'XA f L I VIVV . ig. Vw. ? ,r l J, MARY AGN ES POWELL St. Paul's l-lill North Smithfield, R. l. Born in Worcester, Massachusetts Graduate ot Saint Paul's School, Black- stone, Massachusetts Class Treasurer, l Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, l, 2 Page One l-lundred Twenty-tour SYLVIA BLANCHE PIGEON l89 Linwood Avenue Providence, R. l, l3orn in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior l-ligh School . Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 3, 4 , Librarian, 4 Basketball Club, 2, 3 A Schoo L, VZ! R ff ,X Q7 PC6214 GLORIA ANN RAYMOND 94 Spring Street Johnston, R. l. Born in Johnston Graduate ot Calet Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, 2, 3 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 4 JULIA CLJRRAN QLJIRK 2Ol Roger Williams Avenue Born in Providence Providence, R. l, Graduate ot Gilbert Stuart Junior l-ligh l Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 The Xavieretten Statt, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3, 4 President, 3, 4 Auxiliurn Christianorurn Bookkeeping Club, 4 ' 42312 ?5l'3'ZI5fffff5A 3 ff' Q .?'1,'i 3,-f2 '446',g1,5'9' ,.!L:L24:j2,i42:lg1yjM,ggm5i ,.,,.f x rf . f i ff '.Z.:w . , ,W ,,u,s,A.,.,:- 2 .yy ' Ma' any f ' xii' If 5 I I - A mv r - 4, .wl- V ' 2 5 3 'Q ' 6 -e-'T ,'f1-'15 fiffiiti ?'s5,, 'ff FWS , f? i 2 llkzzjff .,f4.i1o.4.z3L ,VJ ',m2i.?:,f,:,7,, 6 ' ' z git 2 ite -wtf' ,ff :ll 2 J ' v 3 , -r ',,' m y , El S 23 Q Ev Q3 A1-'A 'ff- - 2 L f E 2 E k f '- ft'-'ifeffffg,:fiMff5A25gi2FASggigi4',q,,,,.flJ?,.9Z,ff' 5 X i ? f , ' , 1, ffrgfifjfzi-i 5 1 -NJ . 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Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior l-ligb Scbool Class President, 2 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Rosa lvlystica Players, 2 MURIEL FRANCES REILLY 55 Elm Street Providence, R. l, Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior l-ligl'i Scl'1ool Class Secretary, 2 Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 Ave Maria Cboristers, 2 Auxilium Clwristianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 if fg4,xQi.QfQy, ,Q-if V V 5-.-if-43.q'w 5,1,.,,-'wi 37ff?'W -N eff ,, ,..- if , t' i 'f:2:bffZ'Z r't ' E., , v,.-,.., ,,,,, , 1, .X Vllrl 1 Q, i W ,V .. , -1.7 ll?-lil? 1 i. fffffi ,Aff gs i Q' i 2 2 xm, ,. ?'I,',-'ffjj:f'--,- f-p., 2 lv f Q 2 2 'xX.,,f' -qe---W--MQ-weiiia-raep'.ir.' f-115' ,ff .f z figs stew ' 'f:Q'4:g'f:1:qi:- 'W 5 it 35 ig 2 1, .A fm K K h 2 ,. 1,,.i1,gfJffaag ,, , ,,ft5y, 2 V ' A ' 'ff ' wr, ii it I 1 6 . f- . ,1.,,g :.,, ,' ' f Z 2 ,ZVMM4 -- +. 4 ,,Q',Qgw,f.-,-a 1 C- . i r ' - ,- ' H .- ,I ,lj-3 'A l-my 'f Q - i g waziw' Page One Hundred Twenty-seven SXA Sb We CATHERINE BEATRICE ROACH 35 Cottage Street Providence, R, It Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Page One Hundred Twenty-eight MARGARET CATHERINE RILEY 236 Globe Street Providence, R. I Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior High School Sodality ot Our Ladv of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 ' Rosa Mystica Players, 3 Ave Maria Choristers, 2 Typing Club, 4 b l2 Nottingham Way Class Secretary, l Vice-President, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 2 Stella Matutina Art OLIVE MARGARET ROBINSON Pawtucket, R. l. Born in Central Falls Graduate of l-loly Trinity School Ave Maria Choristers, l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3 Club, l Sedes Saoientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Typing Club, l IRENE MADELINE ROVVLEY 27 Ottawa Avenue Oakland Beach, R. l, Born in Providence Graduate ot Oakland Beach Grammar School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Sedes Saoientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball, l, 2, 4 .. . L, 4224? '- , if?-': R,--vwff freifgfg 'K - -- 1 1 ZZK' ,-,. ,,'f! f441', 5,122 ff n, , 4-f l . 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I. l3orn in Providence ' Graduate of Cleary Junior l-ligh School Class Treasurer, 3 Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Chairman ol Eucharistic Committee, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 3, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2, 3, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Booklqeebing Club, 4 Page One l-lundred Thirty USAN MARGARET SCOTTI rkness Street Providence, R. l l3orn in Providence Graduate of l-loly Ghost School Rosa Mystica Players, 3 Siena Study Club, 4 Sodality ot Our l.ady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 MARGARET LOUISE SIMMONS II6 State Street Bristol, R. I. Born in Bristol Graduate of Saint Mary's School Class President, I Class Treasurer, 2 Vice-President, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Typing Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, I, 3, 4 ELIZABETI-I JANE Sl-IEA I6 Rnodes Avenue Edgewood, R, I. Born in Providence Graduate of Saint Paul's Junior I-ligli Scnool Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 1 FT , M! ,,f'IL:p54flZ27 I If . I fwff ' fs Sedes Sa ientiae Science Club 3 I Societas Lin uae Latinae 4 T C , f . Q' I .S ff R Q- Se lf' 'Qi fag' I gill J , , A I 321, Eva-My 555, vi, X I ' I 1 I 'z --M' '-'.'.a,LL-s.'r:i4ff'fv4:wwff - I I Q N,-' . I F Q f. i1: 'Wf'f':,.,, 1.,.1-lv .. o It I U , I ' - . v ' ff 'kg f iffif ' giivi-EI' 5gi: .g--,l F '30 I' 'XIX 9 H VI IIE ,, , . ,,.. ' 'r I f - N r 5 I y 'I 'Qc' P ff 2: .Q -.-,. we-ae AA-ewraw if-was-aff' I if ' ' I ,AWP Page One I-lundred Thirty-one S'X A CAROLINE SOPl-HA SQUILLANTE 55 Crary Street Providence, R. l Born in Providence Graduate ot Tyler Junior l-ligh School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Asssocia- tion, 4 Page One l-lundred Thirty-tvvo DOROTHEA CLAlRE SPELLMAN 26 Herbert Street East Greenwich, R. l Born in Pawtucket Graduate ot Covvesett Grammar School Class President, 2 Class Vice-President, l Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Basketball Club, 2, 3 . ,-' MARY CATHERINE TABER 597 Angell Street Providence, R. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Sebastian's Scbool Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Chairman ot Publicity, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club, l, 2, 3, 4 MARY FRANCES SULLIVAN 227 l-lanover Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate ot Assumption Junior l-ligb Scbool Soladity of Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 -wwIi8N -,4.7?7ii'? I L if .,, ., ,Q , ie :ww ,,i L. - P. f .-f Nc E Q ,,, . ,., ,, 1 . W1 ii . , ii 1.4 ul ff itlil-ll? i l l.E?fg Pt- li' ' lf'T: 'l W , ' 4 . P f Q I l ff fix 1 ' x ' 1 it L , 1 J .. ' NNLY 'ir' F,1'i-ff' 1 Sl' 6 ,wr Page One l-lundred Thirty-tlfiree Page One l l 5'XA 5 VERONICA MARIE Tl-lORPE 30 Ninth Street Providence, R. Born in Providence Graduate ot Saint Raymond's School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, l Typing Club, 2 Mater Adrnirabilis Sewing Club, 3 Sedes Sabientiae Science Club, 3, 4 The Xavieretten Staff, l, 2, 3, 4 The Xavier Staft, 4 DOROTHY ELIZABETH TAYLOR 28 Metcalf Avenue Lymansville, R. l. Born in Lymansville Graduate ot Saint Thomas School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, l, 3 Stella Matutina Art Club, l, 3 Basketball Club, l, 2, 4 . .Lv-162 l-lundred Thirty-tour - S MARGARET MARY Tl ERN EY lO7 Hanover Street Born in Providence Providence, R, l. Graduate ot Assumption Junior High School Class President, 3 Class Secretary, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 The Xavier Statt, 4 The Xavieretten Statt, 3, 4 Catholic High School Typing Associa- tion 4 T Auxiliurn Christianorunn Bookkeeping MARTHA PHll.OMENA TOHER i6 Seventh Street Providence, R. l. Born in Providence Graduate of Saint Rayrnond's School Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, l Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Mater Adrnirabilis Sevving Club, 3 Club, 4 f If J , Eg::',.,, ,V N, W-fg-ff,f.j'7 'V ,j:,',z,: ,gp gli: l'.' , f , N .MM-,... f, f . i '4 '.i- 5 'f'--ia. it ,,,,, gg, ,f 'f wars--,.w,1 ,H X. r gf' Niwfwfl ,fc ,..,, , :fs . , ,i , .ff Mu. 5 .- ,, 1 , if 25,2 , it f 'lil il lkicf' 'i'-' 1? f x 2 li 1 A? - , ' fi 5. . 4 A . .- - ' . ,. r X . . ,,, T., c,,, . ,. .... ,.., , 2 S f 4 fs ' I-W tirltfi-ftff 1. ,-. .il fe -. 1 J,-new-f-'fw at - f-SQfA,i..,w,-aff?-s-'.ff 'vw- f 2 tt gf? 2 T rl i, , , i Q 1 -A 5 335 qv . Viv l P 'W5DZfi',wP: -f,5l'V'ff'v.f .U ' 1 i tif- , - 715112-'. ff.. 'L . 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School Class Vice-President, 3, 4 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 l'The Xavier Statt, 4 The Xavieretteu Staff, 3, 4 Mater Gratiae Discussion Club, 4 Vice-President of Discussion Club, 4 Debating Club, 3 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 3 VIOLET ANN VENAVA ll3 Angell Avenue Centredale, R. l. Born in Centredale A Graduate ot Brayton School Class Secretary, 3 Sodality ot Our Lady ot Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Debating Club, 3 Mater Adnnirabilis Sewing Club, 3 Catholic l-ligh School Typing Associa- tion, 4 , Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Page One l-lundred Thirty-six EVELYN CATHERINE WATLING 256 Main Street East Greenwich, R. l. Born in Harrlsville Graduate of Eldredge Junior High School Siena Study Club, 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 MARGARET MARY WALSH 320 Swan Street Providence, R. l. l3orn in Providence Graduate ot Saint Michael's Junior High School Class Treasurer, 3 Sodality ol Our Lady of Mercy, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Auxiliurn Christianorurn Bookkeeping Club, 4 ,ff 1 jffw-tr if T if -, 4-fan ana. 5 5 we A A Q, 'if V Tiffflrfkw' ,N h p , .MJ-f Q', 4, I if X53 ,iwfff al' 7 my 'wwf Q sW,,'-,ygi-: ,.l,7,-,-lyq,g:f,7,j,1 M 1 ,W X, js, nuff H ,-,il , if sfrlnxtf i , iff ,f-fffa,-f1.f.-1.-'fs-S . -650 155,-' iii 1 2 rl i 2 i ssc! ,af T- x A ww., ig' Q 5222 'Wy' 'x fcffiaiigm-1., ,Y :Ml . i , . Q 4 i. u,:qV:g ,' ,, 4 gc., ,, .fm ft f 1 ' f X 4' lx, 2 , 1 ' I - - , Q l 1 3' W, .A --,.i.,af J . 3- ' ie :ff--,,,vLa,1,w'j,,1. 1,1313 rfb., : i ' ' , ii?f,.' 1, .i ,g?,..f,,5..iw3,.f-f5M,.Q::wi, 3 li , ,, rn W-, -. EVN,- I tr :zifcr-M115 ? , ff ' ' - SJ fr 1,23 , V Page One Hundred Thirty-seven JUNIOR DIVISION I Page One I-Iumdred Tlwirty-QIQIWI JUNIOR DIVISION II JUNIOR DIVISION III AND IV JUNIOR DIVISION IV AND V Page One I-Iumdred Thirty-nine SOPHOMORIE DIVISION I Page One I-Iumdred Forty SOPI-IOMORE DIVISION II SOPI-IOIVIORE DIVISION III SOPI-IOMORE DIVISION IV AND V Page Orme Hundrecl Forty-one SOPHOIVIORE DIVISION V AND VI Page One I-Iundred Forty-Two FRESHIVIAN DIVISION I ERESHMAN DIVISION II SIOQCIGI Students ETI-IEI. DISAIA NORIVIA DUEEY MARIE EERRI TI-IERESA ALARIE JULIA TORTOLANI KATHERINE KENNEDY Page One I-Iundred Forty-tnre wk Q fn: 5 1' L r I 'in F' N4 1 I m r In 'I 1 N1 .ill Be Loyal, True to S. X. A. Be a Sturdy The Xavierette Vol. Vll. ANNUAL RESLJME June i939 XAVlER NOTES HONOR LIST Exemption from Examinations Proves Boon to Many The following students have attained the Honor Roll during the year: Mary Allen, Gertrude Barron, Marguerite Buonanno, Mary Ca- hill, Regina Clavin, Eleanor Col- lins, Dorothy Cucarelli, Mary Deery, Arlene Duffy, Mary Far- ley, Esther Fraser, Mary Gahan, Bernardine Griffin, Marjorie Heath, Evelyn Kavanaugh, Marie Laudati, Claire Lennon, Mertis Leonard, Virginia Lonergan, El- eanor Lowney, Cecile Lussier, Elizabeth McCann, Catherine Mimnaugh, Mary Mimnaugh, An- na Reid, Margaret Riley, Margaret Simmons, Dorothea Spellman, Syl- via Pigeon, Mona Dougherty, Gen- evieve Haley, Gertrude Kidd, Julia Quirk, Evelyn Wattling. Adrienne Brule, Agnes Canna- vo, Conchettina Carbone, Florence Courtois, Gloria Curci, Sarah Deering, Claire Devine, Mary Flynn, Eleanor Grimes, Annette Laboissonniere, Helen Lynch, Mary Maguire, Evelyn Mangiante, Eve- lyn Monti, Mary Powell, lrene Rowley, Catherine Woulfe, Mary Barrett, Elizabeth Bellioti, Anna Ciavaglia, Florence Laprise, Helen Dougherty. Marguerite Allin, B a r b a r a Bailey, Marguerite Beaulieu, Mar- garet Bowen, Doris Cardin, Rita Charbonneau, Hope Coutanche, Mary Coyne, Helen Conley, Agnes D'Ambra, Florence Darby, Gloria Dooley, Mary Dooley, Helen Dor- gan, Flora Dragon, Dorothy Punn, Anna Fitzsimmons, Mary Folan, IT MARCHES . .. In our country, there is a very definite resurgence now of Catholic thought and Cath- ofic life. It will grow It will be the world's vital force, its only life-giving force. It will be that because it is the work of the Holy Spirit-the Spirit that renews the face of the earth Let us remember our great privilege. We are young now, now when our youth can achieve great things for Christ, our Leader. We are Catholics now, now when no true Catholic can be medi- ocre. We can sacrifice now, when sacrifice is so much needed. As part of the Mystical Body we partake of the very life of Christ, Christ, the Life of the World. Our great mission is to help others to share more fully in that Life. Madeline Galvin, Helen Harring- ton, Marjorie Healey, Louise Heaney, Frances Cardoza, Mar- garet Conley. Doris Hodde, Ann E. Holden, Evelyn Howarth, Monica Kelly, Anna Macdermott, Flora Magnan, June Mandeville, Leona McAuliff, Veronica McCabe, Helen McGov- ern, Helen McManus, Mary Mo- ran, Rita Mulligan, Gertrude Murtha, Jessie Olson, Gloria Ray- mond, Muriel Reilly, Mildred Seery, Margaret Tierney, Ruth Tramonti, Margaret Walsh, Rita Warburton, Violet Venava. BASKETBALL YEAR VERY ACTIVE The girls who are members of the basketball club know that it holds a certain satisfaction un- known to other organizations. Membership in this club means fair-play, sportsmanship, and con- sideration of your fe'lowman. Through association on the bas- ketball court, many girls have found character building a some- what easier task. An outstanding event in the basketball year was the tourna- ment for the shield, This con- test was held between the Senior and Junior teams. It was a two out of three games series, from which the Seniors emerged tri- umphant with a hard earned vic- tory. The Class of '39 who com- posed a great team are the Misses Gertrude Baron, Marie Laudati, Mary Taber, Mary Barrett, Adri- enne Brule, Mary Flynn, Gertrude Keenan, Helen Lynch, lrene Row- ley, Florence Courtois, Florence Darby, Mary Bizon, Madeline Boylan, Mary Coyne, Dorothy Dunn, Inez O'Rourke, Anna Mac- Dermott, Helen McManus, and Rita Mulligan. From the Senior and Junior ranks were chosen the varsity team. Senior members on this team are the Misses Mary Taber, Mary Barrett, Mary Flynn, Ger- trude Keenan, Helen Lynch, lrene Rowley, Florence Darby, Mary Bizon, Madeline Boylan, Mary Coyne, Inez O'Rourke, Anna Mc- Dermott, and Rita Mulligan. SODALITY RECEIVES BlSHOP'S BLESSING AND KIND APPROVAL R. I. S. P. A. Is Attended by Young Writers The annual Fall conference of the Rhode Island Scholastic Press Association was held at the Cen- tral Junior High School in East Providence. At the opening meeting, held from 2200 until 3200, Miss Helen McCarthy, president of the Association, in- troduced various speakers, Out- standing among these was Bill Cunningham, well-known sports writer for the Boston Post. Mr. Cunningham gave several valuable points for prospective journalists as well as highlighting sports events. Divisional meetings were at- tended by the Misses Rita War- burton, Helen Lvnch, Florence Darby, and Mary Allen who rep- resented St. Xavier's. A news- paper clinic, photography in rela- tion to school publications, and lectures on radio and yearbooks, proved to be both enjoyable and profitable. A student get-to- gether concluded the meeting, BISHOP KEOUGH LAUDS CRUSADE St. Xavier's Does Share in Cam- paign for Visitor The Catholic Press Crusade, conducted among diocesan schools February I3-23, was instituted by our Bishop for the purpose of spreading Catholic literature and counteracting anti-Catholic prop- agancla. St. Xavier's was active in the campaign as each girl en- deavored to secure at least one subscription to the Providence Visitor. Interest was roused by contests, skits and open forum discussions. Due largely to the magnificent work of the Sopho- more class, St. Xavier's was up to standard in the rating given in the Visitor, The Most Rever- end Bishop was highly gratified with the crusade results, l IN SYMPATHY l' The Class of '39 offers heartfelt sympathy to all who weep when they have gone. Adieul Desirous of All Being Active in Parishes You have my whole-hearted approval and most sincere bless- ing on your Sodality and its ac- tivities, said Most Reverend Francis P. Keough, Bishop of Providence, when presented with the Sodality program for the year at the Bishop's house in October. His Excellency was informed of the Sodality activities, the mission iocials, the saving of stamps and tin-foil, the missal campaign, and expressed himself as keenly in- terested in the latter since the missal aids us in concentrating our mind more directly on the divine Sacrifice by following the Mass with the priest. The Bishop earnestly desired that All Sodalists radiate devo- tion to the Blessed Virgin and in their individual parishes have ac- tive Sodalities. You must act as disciples in this worthy cause. With the splendid training ob- tained at St. Xavier's, that is guite possible and it is my wish that you do so. The Sodality should be to us something tangi- ble, something to love. Our Bishop kindly granted the interviewers the privilege of praying in his private chapel where everything bespeaks love and devotion to Almighty God. SANCTlTY PROVES EMINENT SUCCESS Large Cast, Costuming Make Drama Year's Highlight The culmination of long weeks of intense rehearsal was the pre- sentation of Sanctity an heroic drama by Violet Clifton on Sun- day evening, March l2. The pro- duction was given by the Rosa Mystica Players in collaberation with the Ave Maria Choristers and the Orchestra. The story of the play is based entirely on the life of Princess Elizabeth of Hun- gary and her great love for Duke Lewis of Thuringia. The large cast, appropriate costuming, care- ful lighting effects, and interpra- tive dancing did much to make Sanctity a great social, finan- cial, and artistic success. THE XAVIERETTE Edited Monthly By the Students of ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S ACADEMY Providence, R. I. Editor .........................................................,..........................................,.....,.... MARY ALLEN, '39 Assistant Editors ........s... ELEANOR LowisiEv, '39, HELEN LYNCH, '39 Rita wx-xaauiarou, '39, MARY coYixiE, '39 WELCOME TO PIUS XII It was indeed fitting that Pius should be followed by Pius, peace by peace, during such times of stress. Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli clearly defined his policy of fellowship among man in his first, uni- versal message. Pius XII is a Pope of firsts-firsts which particularly endear him to the democratic American people. He is the first prelate ever to have visited the United States, the first to be a guest of the Presi- dent, to ride in an airplane, to have his election announced by radio. His graciousness and sanctity were potent factors in securing the affections of those who were to become his children, The world is cognizant of his firm stand in defense of the rights and freedom of man. He has brought to the papacy great qualities of statesmanship, scholarship, and diplomacy. Pope Pius Xl recognized his intrinsic abilities and the papal state flourished under his ad- ministration as Secretary of State. He, who was to become Pastor Angelicus was considered the ideal spiritual and political representa- tive by his predecessor, His depth of experience rendered him capable of dealing with both ruler and ruled and his stand against Fascism, Nazism, and Communism was well-known. By virtue of such a broad horizon and progressiveness, he who had never been pastor was the one shepherd for an uneasy flock. Catholics needed him, the world needed him, for he understood its bewilderment. God in his ever limitless generosity has surpassed Himself in sending such a leader for His Church, Immediately be- fore his election, a rainbow stretched across the sky, truly a promise of an epochal reign. AND THE PATHS ARE WIDE We who are about to graduate are wondering, and we have just cause for our wonderment. We have been trained mentally, morally, and socially to qualify as members of society-to keep up with the world. And what exactly has the world to offer us? We give to it our youth, inexperienced but ready to be molded to its desires and needs. We have a right to expect something in return, but, unfortu- nately, we face a land of streamlined opportunities, passing so swiftly that it is difficult to grasp them. We can appreciate the hits and errors of former generations, but we like to consider our- selves wise in our generation. Are we wise enough to work tirelessly patiently for ideals, as theoretical education is left behind and practical begins? A A great many people believe that we are over-privileged with advanced education and the pleasures which are only natural to They do not seem to realize that every minute bit of knowledge enjoyment stored away during our high school days makes for better outlooks on life and better tomorrows. Graduation day has an infinitely greater significance than merely a cap, a gown and diploma. Together with our personal manifest destiny, the prevention of the moral, political, and economic degen- eration of the country rests with us as today's graduates. Youth is the time when fires are built beneath ambition. We must prove to ourselves and to others that, although no Utopia, life was never like this. and the the us. and Our Mission . . . To restore all things in Christ! PLAY DAY SHOWS GIRLS GYMNASTS Graduating Class Are Guests of Undergraduates Every week throughout the school year, gymnasium classes are held for the students under the direction of Mrs. Jackson. The classes are varied and con- sist of marching, drills, games, and dances. At the end of the year, at the close of these classes, the tradi- tional Play Day is held. On this day, the Seniors are guests of the undergraduates while they pre- sent their program. Winners of the different contests receive awards, and members of the bas- ketball club receive their let- ters. The highlight of the day comes at the close of the program when the shield is presented to the winning class in basketball. The shield was won this year by the Seniors in a two of three game series. - - ... REMEMBER- To restore all things in Christ was your class motto. VOCATION WEEK OFFERS PROGRAMS Speakers, Contests, Open Forum Are Many Features National Vocation Week opened with the production of Sanc- tity, a medieval heroic drama, Posters were displayed throughout the school dealing with the subject of vocations and prizes were awarded for the best poster in the various groupings. Eminently qualified speakers, the Rev. J. F. X. Murphy, S. J., of Boston Col- lege, Dre James Rockett, and Mrs, Robert F. Jones, addressed the student body on one phase of the subject in question, The Sophomores reviewed and illus- trated a pamphlet on religious IContinued on Page 6, Col. 47 SENIORS ENJOY A class of girls were busily try- ing on caps and gowns,-a curl was being put in place here and there, a tassel was carefully smoothed, and Ohl exclaimed one, l'm really going to gradu- ate! Such were the scenes when the Seniors of Saint Xavier's Academy prepared for their tra- ditional June Days, It was with a little pang of sorrow though that they remembered that it was the beginning of the end.-No more uniforms for they had been dispensed with, and would never be worn again. But no time for that now, I must hurry, or I will be late for the rehearsal. And through the days the girls passed, keenly observing every function, so that they could store it away forever among their cherished memories. The Day of Recollection opened Commencement Week. With the year's work completed, and a week of intensive activity beck- oning them, the Seniors rested a while with their Creator. The exercises were similar to the Re- treat, but realization that they would never make another Re- treat as students at Saint Xavier's, added to the solemnity of the occasion. Before they were aware of it, Class Day had dawned with a clear blue sky. In the middle of the morning the procession over the campus started, With the flags gently furling in the wind, white stream of caps and gowns filled all available paths. While the Seniors marched along sing- ing hymns, the eyes of the under- THE JUNE DAYS! classmen wistfully followed them. The whole student body stood at attention when the Blessed Virgin was crowned. When the ceremony was almost over, the girls realized that their happy high school career was end- ing in the sunny days of June, l939. GLEE CLUB HAS ANNUAL MUSICAL Little Scarlet Flower Proceeds for Charity Drive Little Scarlet Flower, a musi- cal by Monica Savory, was pre- sented by the combined enter- taining forces of the Ave Maria Choristers and Orchestra on April I7. An operetta in three acts built around Demio, a farmer, and his three daughters. The setting is at the market place. The principal roles included: Mary Gilson, Ursula Marshall, Inez O'Rourke, Elizabeth Belli- otti, Olive Robinson, Gertrude Foehr and Margaret Crook. Peas- ant dances, festival choruses, stately court dances, colorful cos- tumes, as well as a very interest- ing plot, made this activity of the club a tremendous success. As a preliminary to the Op- eretta, a bridge and whist under the auspices of the clubs took place April I2 at the Columbus Hall. The proceeds of this operetta were the schooI's donation to the Charity Drive. THE XAVIERETTE OUTSTANDING CATHOLICS Wiz HAVE MET TEACHING OUTLOOK REVIEWED BY best? Why? NOTED EDUCATOR SHARES VIEWS Fr. Cassidy, Recently in Europe, Praises Our System Reverend Doctor Thomas V. Cassidy, Superintendent of the diocesan schools of Providence, inaugurated American Education Week on Monday, November 7, by addressing the entire student body on phases of Catholic educa- tion. Education Week is observed annually and sponsored by the National Catholic Welfare Con- ference, Department of Educa- tion. Fr. Cassidy had recently re- turned from a year abroad dur- ing which time he made an ex- tensive sunfey of the educational systems in Europe. Let liberty and democracy of our schools be appreciated, said Father Cas- sidy, for those are the very qualities lacking in the European classroom. BARON ESS SH EDS DYNAMIC GLOW Catherine de Hueck Reveals Great Work to Students One of the most inspirational, interesting and educational talks of the year was that given by Baroness de Hueck on March 20. The Baroness, a former member of Russian nobility, related some of her bitter trials with the Com- munists during the Revolution, The germ of all today's prob- lems is contained in the question, 'Barabbas and Christ-whom to crucify, whom to set free? The choice is with the youth of today. The laxity and carelessness of Christians is largely responsible for the Reds, for Communists are made, not born, stated the Bar- oness. Friendship Houses, study clubs, slum recreational facilities and Negro welfare work form the ba- sis for her strong Catholic defense against Communism. Speaking of her Friendship Houses in To- ronto and New York, the Baroness said, We endeavor to become 'all things to all men,' to lead all men to Christ. The splendid work that has been done and is being done by Baroness de Hueck is a continua- tion of that begun by Christ. Whom ,M ,OU like DR. ROCKETT AS VOCATION Ain Dr. James F. Rockett, Director' of Education in Rhode lsland, was one of the noted speakers for Na- tional Vocation Week. Dr. Rock- ett, an authority on youth arid education, chose for his topic, The Teaching Profession. Dr. Rockett explained to those aspiring to the teaching profes- sion, that good scholarship and an outstanding personality are very essential. Good scholarship, in his esti- mation, does not mean the dis- play of any genius in subject mat- ter accomplishment, The posses- sion of a fine personality includes all of those traits which we so admire in anyone-patience, sym- pathy, and understanding together with all those splendid character- istics that bespeak a strong moral and ethical character. He asserted that probably the best high school course which has been found to meet the entrance requirements at the Rhode lsland College of Education is the so- called classical course which in- cludes English, Latin, Mathemat- ics, History, Modern Languages, and the Sciences. REV. O. F. DUDLE The Rev. Owen F. Dudley, fa- mous English convert and author of the Masterful Monk series of five best sellers, addressed the students on January 6. His sub- ject was, Why I am a Catholic. Born in IB82, son of an Angli- can minister, as a boy he was taught that there was some- thing strange about the Pope of Rome and the Catholic Church, Later when studying for the ministry he had his first disillu- sionment concerning the Church of England, He could not find out what he was to teach as a clergyman. There was absolutely no unity in his church. It was when he had begun to study from Catholic books that he realized the obviousness of our Can you not . . . add your name to the ever growing list of Catholic Ac- tionists? The power is within you! FR. MURPHY, S. J. ADDRESSES GIRLS Among the principal speakers for National Vocation Week, March I2-I9, was Reverend J. F. X. Murphy, S.J., noted lecturer and instructor of History at Bos- ton College. Father Murphy is renowned for his learning and great wealth of experience. Father Murphy spoke on Mary, the Mother of Vocations. The choice of his topic was both in- teresting and beneficial. In developing his topic Father urged us to pray to Mary for guid- ance and help in the choice of a state in life. Y VISITS S. X. A. faith. Following his talk, Father Dud- ley gave autographs and an- swered questions. When asked for a statement he gave the fol- lowingi I was delighted with my visit to St. Xavier's Academy. I was struck with the excellent ques- tioning from many of the girls, the high standard of intelligence, and upon the very close attention of the audience. It was one of the happiest afternoons l've had in the States. I am particularly fond of the high school boys and girls of America, because I find them so simple, unsophisticated and not modernized, full of thirst for knowledge and very spontane- ous. God bless the schooll FR. REGAN TELLS OF MARYKNOLL Few of us will ever forget the splendid talk given us by Father Regan, a Maryknoll Missionary. Father explained that the Chi- nese language is one of the hard- est languages to learn because it is based on different tones. For example, Father said the alphabet and the Hail Mary in Chinese. He taught us to say an idiom that the Chinese Catholics say when they meet one another. Their manners and customs seemed most amusing. A natural leader of souls, radi- ating zeal, Father Regan endeav- ored to arouse in each heart a great love for the missions. DR. D. J. O'NEILL STATES CREED Book Week, which was na- tionally observed the week of No- vember I4, I938, was inaugurated in the Academy by Dr. Daniel J. O'Neill, professor of English at Providence College. Dr. O'Neill gave ten points which he called his creed con- cerning books. One point in particular that he stressed was that we wait until a book has been out a year before reading it, Dr. O'Neill was not only inter- esting but instructive as well, and those who have been following his creed have found it most helpful. THEODORE MAYNARD, LECTURER, APPEARS IN PERSON AT S. X. A. The student body was fortunate to be addressed by that renowned poet, professor, lecturer, biog- rapher, Theodore Maynard on April 27. Mr, Maynard was born of evangelical parents in the won- derland that is India. He was a worry to his parents because of his total indifference toward things religious and the condition of his soul However, growing older, he realized that he must believe in salvation and set out to comb the world to find a reli- gion worthy of belief, During his search he traveled far and was influenced by many: the Salvation Army, evangelism of the Plymouth Brethren, Baptists, Congregation- alists, ministerial study at the Mount Hermon School in Massa- chusetts, Unitarian period in Eng- land. He was influenced but never held until his introduction to Catholicism and his subsequent conversion. , Oddly enough, politics played a part in this conversion. Working with Gilbert Chesterton and Hilaire Belloc gave opportunity for insight into their beliefs and prepared the way for his entrance into the Church. Noted periodicals published poems, and articles by Mr. May- nard. Outstanding literary lights such as Padraic Colum, Father Gillis, of the Catholic World, and Henry Mencken became his acquaintances together with Chesterton and Belloc. As a man who has traveled widely, he is in a position to give impressions of various coun- tries. The antiquity of things he reverences, therefore, it is not surprising that he criticizes youthful America. Theodore May- nard has led a colorful life and a profitable one. Tl-lE XAVI ERETTE Prom Gains the Spotlight . Trivia . . I Swaying couples filled! the S O C I: a Z S May Pilgrimages . . . May brings its own special de- votion, but there is no more ten- der aspect of it than the time honored May processionsf' At St, Xavier's, each individual class makes a pilgrimage of its own at a specified time to the convent chapel where a pretty little cere- mony takes place, Each girl car- ries a flower, symbolic of the love she has for Our Lady, and lays it at l-ler feet together with her love and petitions. The Act of Consecration to Our Mother is recited by all and the familiar May hymns are sung. Perhaps, this is the devotion at our Acad- emy that leaves us with the most tender memories. Parish Sodalities . . . The Sodalities in the various parishes were well represented by St. Xavier's girls. Those who were especially active were the girls of St. Joseph's, Pawtucket. They reported on roller-skating parties, a parish paper like our own Sodality Bell and many church socials and plays. From St. Pius', Providence, we heard that they held weekly dances every Saturday night. St. Joseph's, Providence, arranged for a penny social, and St. Michael's held a Valentine dance, Amazing America . . . After the holidays on January 3, the students were given an illustrated lecture by Lieutenant Robert MacMillan. l-lis subject was Amazing America. lt was a survey of his travels around the United States. The appealing manner in which Mr. MacMillan presented his lecture was appreciated by all, During his talk he gave some amazing facts about amazing America. Providence Biltmore's Crystal Ball- room the night of December 30, the occasion being the annual St. Xavier's Alumnae Ball. Two hun- dred and fifty couples danced to the rhythmic melodies of Bill Collins' orchestra high above greater Providence. The senior class of i939 were the guests of the Alumnae. Fa- vors in the form of gold and blue crosses were given. The grand march at eleven was comprised entirely of Seniors and their es- corts led by the four class presi- dents: Eleanor Lowney, l-lelen Lynch, Mary Coyne, and Rita Warburton. The prom, which held prom- inent place in the senior spotlight, will always be remembered as the brilliant social event of their high school life. Character Tower . . . The Character Tower built up aspirations every hour, The structure is now complete! The Holy Souls will be eternally grate- ful to you! Saint Xavier's has a splendid record of tens of thousands of aspirations said during the school year. Each month the Sodality Bell published the highest scores, hence competition existed among the classes. Class Day . . . Class Day, June 7, opened with Mass celebrated by Father Dillon in the school auditorium. After Mass, the Seniors held their last assembly on the cam- pus. The Class Orator, Miss Rita Warburton, expressed the sorrow of each one of the graduates upon leaving St. Xavier's. This was followed by Benedic- tion and a talk to the seniors by their moderator, Father Dillon. The program closed with the singing of the Veni Creator, Spiritus. Pumpkin Party . . . The venerable pumpkin pro- vided the motif for the Senior Mission Social when the upper class broke faith in Hallowe'en array on October Zl. The Pumpkin Party was the first big event of the Sodality season. Prominent on the pro- gram was a fashion show which previewed the latest fall and win- ter styles. Comic costumes were also presented. Tap, toe-tap, and vocal selections by well- known Senior entertainers pro- vided additional enjoyment. Danc- ing followed the entertainment. A door prize and prizes for fea- ture dances were the main attrac- tion. A candid camera was won by Mary Grimes, a former stu- dent of the S, X. A. The committee in charge was composed of the four Senior- Class Presidents and the Sodality Officers. Valentine Social . . . The Valentine was the bright spot of the hour at the Junior social. Gay, red hearts decorated the gym, and a Queen with her attendants graced the scene in all their imperial splendor. Dancing senoritas, sopranos, crooners, intricate dance steps and lilting music added a certain touch of perfection to the fes- tivity. Novel surprises worked their way at one time or another into the program. After the main part of the entertainment was over, and the performers had again adopted their every-day roles, all the di- visions whether they be Senior, Junior, Sophomore or Freshman were invited to take part in danc- ing. The music, consisting of fox-trots, waltzes, old and familiar tunes was furnished by the Junior corps of the school orchestra. Sophomore Social . . . The Blue Slipper Frolic transported the entire school back to its nursery rhyme days on the afternoon of April i4 when the Sophomore classes did their bit in behalf of the missions. The Old Woman Who Lived in the Shoe must have been proud of her delightful family for the splendid showing they made on that occasion. Curly Locks, Little Bo Peep, Little Miss Muffet and the Marys Contrary and lamb ac- companied plus Tommy Tucker were strictly of the best nursery tradition. The dance of the tin soldiers was a rhythmic treat, also the individual dancers and vocalists. All present were unani- mously agreed that Cinderella and her Prince and their re- spective trains were a treat for the eye and ear. Freshmen Social . . . A bower of roses, garlands pink and green, sweet music, witty monologues, gay dances and finally a stately May Queen all helped to make the Freshmen Social, The Rambler Rose Re- vue a grand success. The pretty wild rose was the motif used throughout in the tickets, programs, decorations and candy vendors' headgear. Truly it was. Maytime in the gym on the afternoon of the nineteenth of May! Those who helped to prove the Freshmen are enthusiastic Mis- sioners were Mary Walsh, Shirley Flynn, Florence Bellemore, Gene- vieve Szvlin, Marie Thorpe, Rosemary Fallon, Eugenie Dursch, Claire Ferrara, Mary l-lealy, Jane Chatwin, Mary Rose Dolan, Doro- thy Dunn, Mary McElroy, Eleanor Stanford, Bernice Alarie, Rita Rainville, Rita Dorgan, lnez Kelly, Mariorie Kennedy and Margaret Reilly. A Week With Monday: Good morning, Mother. Lovely day! Frances Xavier always starts the day with a smile-it limbers up the face for the day's recitation. Orange juice, School tickets. Locker room. No first period- Chevrolet, y' know. The square root of the reconstruction era equals an indirect question. The BELL sparkles this week-what? All that homework! ! Tuesday: Miss XAVlER'S homework is done, her face serene, her uni- form neat. She is at peace with the world. l-lark! That remark made at Apologetics! Battle light in eye, Miss Xavier stands, expos- tulates, confuses everyone, and finally retires covered with glory. Comes dismissal. Question: To toss the ball in the basket or reach in the basket for darning ball-in other words: basketball or sewing club? She compromises on Glee Club, goes home happy. Wednesday: Chalk your name on the board, and remain for lateness. Yes, Sister, meekly. One would like to plead Mass and Communion, Mis a X s Fr nces avier but one has the guilty conviction that one should have attended an earlier Mass. Oh well-an off day! Forgot English Literature assignment, called on in French while gazing at the blue sky, took the wrong lunch, has to wait for Amanda, who's at Dramatic Club. Thursday: At class meeting, Frances gains the envy of all by her night- ingale voice and tapping feet. She drops a nickel in the Mission Box, retrieves some tin-foil, helps a classmate with her Bookkeeping and waters the plants. Friday: Still going strong, though pre- tending intense fatigue, Frances strolls in early, and does next week's Biology ahead. She joins a group discussing spring styles, describes her new outfit, and dashes eastwards at the 8:30 bell. Today's lunch is a pleasure- someone always brings olives. An- noys editor by repeatedly asking, When 'The Xavierette? ' Just school spirit and Eve's curiosity. Early dismissal- May I help you, Sister? No? Bye, everyone, see you Monday! THE XAVIERETTE We Participate in Fields ol Catholic Action Radio Literature Theatre Prayer SINGERS TAKE CLUB DlVlSlONS DRAMATIC GAMUT Reffeaf - - - TO AIR WAVES Choristers Display Dramatic and Vocal Ability on WPRO lnaugurating an opportune and interestingly competitive series of radio programs sponsored by the Old Colony Co-operative Bank, the Ave Maria Choristers took to the air-waves on Decem- ber ZO. As their offering, S. X. A. featured the Choristers in an entertaining Yuletide operetta titled The Christmas Gift. The familiar pictures of Christ- mas were presented in four tab- leaux while Faith, Hope, and Love linked the story together. The role of Mary, a young girl seeking to know the spirit of the Christmas story, was enacted by Olive Robinson, member of the club for four years and now vice- president. Gertrude Foehr, a re- markably talented Sophomore, had the role of Faith. Hope and Love were characterized by Margaret Crook and Mary Gilson, also mu- sically inclined Sophomores. Eliz- abeth Belliotti, Senior singer Nvhose many appearances have brought her a measure of fame, offered a solo. -iii RADIO COLUMN RESUME Dots and dashes and lots of flashes from border to border, and coast to coast. That is exactly what the radio column in The Xavierette has done for us during the past year. To give us the Catholic viewpoint from the radio angle, was the aim of this column, to associate us with radio personalities from Maine to Mex- ico. ln the beginning of the year, Mary Farley explained the Pos- sibilities in Radio, the develop- ment of drama over the air. ln another issue, Agnes D'Ambra told of Ham Radio Sets and of their valuable work in distressed areas, The radio personality of Father Coughlin was analyzed by Margaret Riley. ln her column Transcribed Programs, Eliza- beth McCann explains how the technique of recording has been perfected. So through the column in The Xavierette, the students have met their friends of the ether waves. CATHOLIC VIEWS Seniors Participate in Talks on Recent Plays, Novels Books are one of man's best friends. They can either benefit or injure him. lf by reading a book he seeks the finer things in life, it has benefited him. But if after reading a book he feels otherwise, he has done himself an injury. For this reason, it has been the aim of the Mater Gratiae Discus- sion Club to recognize in a book, the Catholic theme, Under the of Sister Mary Eloise, have learned to do this. members, who have par- in this interesting study Misses Rose Crowley, guidance the girls Senior ticipated are the President, Agnes D'Ambra, Rita Warburton, Doris ljlodde, Kath- leen Corrigan, Mary Dooley, Dor- othy Dunn, Mary Coyne, Gertrude Kidd, Catherine Mimnaugh, Ber- nadine Griffin and Mildred Seery, We Participate in Contests . . . Competition in the lives of many Saint Xavier students has added zest and interest to their varied activities, Excitement always ran high at contest time, and the poster con- test was no exception. After ex- amination of the works, specula- tion, and friendly arguments fol- lowed. Prizes and honors were announced on Thursday, March l6, A series of excellent speeches ushered in the oratorical contest. The talks that were oiven fur- nished food for thought, and were greatly appreciated. The Mary Day Contest supplied the necessary initiative to many who had an incentive to write. The requisites to enter were to write an Essay on Mary, the Mother of Mankind, Anyone who contributed to The Xavierette in the past year, was eligible to enter the Catho- lic Press Contest. All types of work were considered, whether they were news stories, editorials, radio columns, etc. Prizes were to be awarded for the best work of each type. Watch the Visi- tor this summer for awards, At intervals during the year, the girls met on the field of friendly rivalry, and enjoyed the thrill of competition. RUN BY CLUBS Professional Actors Give Scenes of Dickens, Shakespeare The Classic Guild players, who have become an annual feature at St. Xavier's, educated and en- tertained the school on Decem- ber l with their interpretation of scenes from Shakespeare. A bet- ter appreciation of the immortal bard was gained by witnessing his characters as they again trod the boards. Miss Joan Beckwith and Stanley Cobleigh presented acts from the following plays with their accustomed zest and ability: Romeo and Juliet , Richard lll , The Merchant of Venice , and The Taming of the Shrew. The Hat Shop . . . As their first offering of the season, the Senior Dramatic Club enacted a comedy by lrene Cop- ley entitled The Hat Shop on Tuesday, October ll, l938, The plot was concerned with the audacity of two high school girls in entering the exclusive hat shop of Madame Rozelle. The girls clashed wits with the rich Mrs. Spaulding and Madame which resulted in a delightful afternoon for the audience. Thursdays at Home . . . Guests of Mrs. M. Belle Lar- kins who took advantage of her Thursdays at Home provided a wealth of amusement during this comedy bit given by the Junior Dramatic Club. Agents of all sizes, shapes, and descriptions were Mrs, Larkin's phobia. Sales appeal had hilarious reactions on both sides of the footlights. Afternoon with Dickens . . . The student body spent a re- vealing Afternoon with Dick- ens February 9, when extracts from that renowned author's novels were given by Frank Speaight. Mr, Speaight is an English actor of some note, termed a great actor, an actor of the highest type by several outstanding English critics. All the romance and realism, humor and pathetic tenderness of Dickens were in- culcated in his delightful carica- tures. Minus the benefit of cos- tuming or scenery, the engross- ing Pickwick Papers were vit- alized. The Annual Retreat was held on January 26 and 27. lt was con- ducted by the Rev. Charles H. Lynch, an instructor at St. Raph- ael's Academy. Father based his talks on the seven capital sins and the seven capital virtues. He explained that when controlled, the appe- tites may lead to the seven capi- tal virtues and when freed, to the seven capital sins. The program consisted of Mass, Rosary, and Spiritual Reading, fol- lowed by a conference in which the Retreat Master addressed the girls. The Seniors really envy the class of '40 for the opportunity they have of making another re- treat. Spiritual Bouquets . . . Each S, X. A. student joined with Sodalists all over the country on December 6, 7, and 8 in making an annual triduum of Masses and Holy Communions for our late Holy Father. A spiritual bouquet was given as a Christmas gift to our mod- erator, Reverend Father Dillon. As a part of the program to welcome home Mother Provincial from Belize, the Academy pre- sented her with a spiritual bou- quet. Another bouquet was forwarded to the Mother General of the Sisters of Mercy as a remem- brance of her promised visit, MRS. R. F. JONES LECTURES HERE A former president of St. Xavier's Alumnae, Mrs. Robert F. Jones, was the speaker on Wednesday of Vocation Week. The subject of her talk was Leadership in Catholic Organ- ization. Mrs. Jones dwelt at length on the need of capable, willing Catholic women in the field of club work today. She outlined a program for the or- ganization and administration of an active society. At the end of the talk, Mrs. Jones described an audience which she had had with the late Pope Pius Xl early in the year. THE XAVIERETTE IN THE SPIRITOF THE LISTEN WORLD. . ECCLESIASTICAL YEAR bvMa'fvAIIen,'39 St. Francis Xavier... The students of St. Francis Xavier's Academy honored their great patron on December I, in preparation for the feast on De- cember 3. A Solemn High Mass was cele- brated by our moderator, Father Dillon, in the school auditorium at nine o'cIock. Members of the Senior class sang the Mass, The processional hymn was We Hail Thee, Francis Xavier. The Senior Glee Club rendered the Offertory Hymn. As a recessional march, the student body joined in The Crusade Hymn. Mother Provincial was our hon- ored guest. In her interesting talk to the girls she described her visit to Belize, British Honduras, relating the great missionary work that is being done by our Sisters of Mercy. Christmas . . . Each homeroom elected com- mittees to arrange for the cus- tomary contributions to the poor and unfortunate. Girls, happy, laughing, eager, full of the real Christmas spirit, planned for pa- per, ribbon, candy, cigarettes, yarn for knitting turkey dinners and all the fixings that completed it-all in the spirit of true So- dalists. These were distributed to State Institutions and to the Little Sisters of the Poor. Specially engraved cards with a picture of the school and sea- sonal greetings were a special feature this year. In many cases, these were converted into spir- itual bouquets. Each homeroom was provided with a Crib. The day preceding the Christmas holidays was spent in true holiday manner, enter- tainments in each class and then a final assembly where the Glee Club carolers entertained. Christmas Operefta . . . The Gift of Christmas was staged December ZI, I938 in the auditorium as the Yuletide pre- sentation of the Glee and Dra- matic Clubs. This beautiful story in song was ably produced and delightfully received. The body of the play was composed of four tableaux linked together by the virtues of Faith, Hope and Love. Soloists appeared from among the carolers and in addi- tion the orchestra rendered a Christmas medley. Mercy Day . . . Mercy Day was celebrated on October 7, the feast of the Holy Rosary. Each of the seven hundred girls of the Academy singing Mother Beloved, marched down the aisle of the auditorium to the shrine where she placed her floral of- fering. Following the presentation of flowers, Father Dillon led the girls in the Act of Consecration and then addressed the group on the virtues of Mary. He advo- cated that the girls imitate Her particularly in the virtues of kindness and humility, Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament followed, at which time the pledge of the Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament was re- newed. Lent. . . Practices advocated for Lent took on a more positive than negative aspect. According to Sodality organized action, posters promulgated the opportunities of the Daily Six, namely, attend- ance at daily Mass and daily re- ception of Holy Communion, reci- tation of the Rosary and Stations of the Cross, Visits to the Blessed Sacrament and the building up of character by means of daily as- pirations. Mental prayer on the subject of the Passion was en- gaged in. Mary's Day . . . Mary's Day is one of the many days in the school year set aside for the honor and glory of Our Lady, It was fittingly carried out by the celebration of Mass in the cathedral. The I. F. C. A. sponsored an essay contest on Mary, the Mother of Mankind, in which the Seniors participated. Day of Recollection . . . This was the day that the Sen- iors will never forget-a day set aside from the regular flow of activities to provide a restful lull in school life. This day was, of course, the Day of Recollection. It was our happy privilege to have the Rev. Francis P. Le- Buffe, S. J., as retreat master. It will be remembered that Father LeBuffe was the principal speaker at Commencement last year. With a song in her heart and a captivating tan, she pulled into the courtyard for her last year in the Academy-the Senior of the Class of '39-all of them, in fact. , . . Freshmen eyes threatened to pop momentarily as old class- mates greeted each other en- thusiastically and with gleeful abandon .... The bookroom was soon swept clean, reminiscent of the time-honored whistle .... Mary Farley had scarcely finished her cafeteria orating on the S. S. C. A. when that old demon hur- ricane proceeded to take the school over the bumps-Francis Cardoza, lrene Rowley, Mildred Seery, Flora Magnan, and Helen Harrington will never live it down. . . . Speaking of storms, that wind that breezed through the Academy around the time of No- vember and December was merely indicative of a trifle called prom. . . , Many gave way to gusty sighs o'er men and mice too .... Wasn't it Margaret Simmons who attributed rodent tendencies to Mary Allen when the latter crossed the line first with a cer- tain evening gown? . . . All is for- given, however .... Everyone Iooked SO lovely that bosom class- mates were overheard saying, l wonder who SHE is? . . . Accord- ing to Senior II, Marie Carroll was belle of the ball .... Made- line Galvin was reported to have introduced a new mode of hero worship-a Frankensteinian pro- file for Madeline and nothing else ,... Perhaps romantic ten- dencies are changing but St. Xavier's continues to follow the same football and hockey teams, . . . LaSalle as ever holds No. I position in the sporting light .... Operatic stars have cropped out in the school before, but when Kathleeen Corrigan expressed in- clination to warble, someone called low bridge and everyone ducked ,... It was decided that Heaven can wait, this is Para- dise , . . . Marguerite Allin took to wearing her heart right under her chin around St. Valentine's day-with a thermometer at- tached .,,. A whispering cam- paign has it that Marguerite wanted it where Cupid would have small chance for underhand meth- ods .... If anyone is desirous of learning anything concerning kit- tens, cats, or felines ask an ex- pert-Eleanor Collins ,... Much credit goes to Margaret Tierney, Agnes D'Ambra and Ruth Tra- monti for their ability in deciph- ering the handwriting of The Xavierette staff-who couldn't do it themselves at times .... lContinued in Col. 43 INTEREST FOSTERED IN BIOGRAPHY In an effort to foster interest in modern Catholic literature oppor- tunity was offered by The Xavi- erette to girls who were to write biographical material on Catholic authors and thereby bring them to the attention of our readers. Dorothea Spellman presented .Ioyce Kilmer for our consideration, Mary Coyne, Father Tabb, Mary Allen, Sister M. Mon- ica and her book on the Spanish situation, Rose Crowley prepared us for the visit of Theodore May- nard, Catherine Mimnaugh re- viewed the Coming of the Mons- ter, apropos of the lecture of Reverend Owen Francis Dudley, Paul Vincent Carroll's Shadow and Substance was commented upon, notes on Chesterton and Belloc finally brought the year's series to a close. VOCATION WEEK fContinued from Page 21 vocation. Come and See. Prizes were awarded for deserv- ing work, The Seniors conducted an Open Forum in which original discussion merited the warm praise of the audience. A Ques- tion Box period, conducted by Rev. Gerard Dillon, followed. LISTEN, WORLD . . . lContinued from Col. 3I Sylvia Pigeon was unfair to French students of Senior I during the past year .... If jokes are that funny, the class does not care to be on the outside looking in .... Two mirrors at the end of two Senior locker rows have done a rushing business, standing room only, during the past semesters. . . . Someone suggested a tax but Miss Coyne IMary to paying guestsl, believes that anything for sweet charity's sake should be de- void of recompense ,... Sanc- tity, left all without words with which to praise it .... A truly magnificent production .... The Baroness De Hueck left the same impression ..., The R. I. C, E. exams left many spent and weak but soon all were up and around, a few gray hairs the only scars of battle .... Space permitting we could mention Charlotte's this and Helen's that, Easter, the pussy willows of spring and the kittens on the campus but they will be remembered, nevertheless, It must end here lest in bewilder- ment of words I must say, Every- one's queer except me and thee, and sometimes I have my doubts . about thee. the Sodality Bell TRIBUTE TO PIUS XI On the tenth of February, l939, a great Pope died-a great shepherd laid down his staff, With a final prayer for peace on his lips, Pius Xl, the Pope of Peace, relinquished his earthly sovereignty. From the very first moment of his supreme rule, he had struggled with innumerable obstacles and triumphed most frequently, He had consecrated his life for peace among God's wayward children, Hatred and persecution buffeted his efforts on every side. But he was indeed Peter, the rock to which three hundred and fifty millions of Catho- lics clung. Peoples of the earth, regardless of faith, would do well to rev- erence his memory and accomplishments. Pagan conception of family, atheism, communism, rampant immorality, and the evil ef- fects of these, recognized in him an implacable foe, Pius Xl cham- pioned right over all else. He never discriminated while pleading for the downtrodden. The poor and oppressed felt his kindly fatherhood and partisanship. When the bells of St. Peter's tolled their sad message, the world lost a just mediator, Many countries profited by his keen judgment in international difficulties, Through his efforts the tiny country that is Vatican City became an independent State, Achille Ratti, during his papal office, led a life of the strictest simplicity, sanctity, and sovereign shrewdness. Catholics mourn one who held sway over their spiritual and temporal interests, one con- stantly concerned with the welfare of the world who died wishing that he had accomplished more. There are still so many things to do. -MARY ALLEN, '39 SENIOR STUDY CLUB ln response to the plea for Catholic Action the Senior Class has formed an organization known as the Mercy Truth Crusaders. The Crusaders are divided in four groups for study club purposes: the Siena, Loyola, Aquinas, and Avila Study Clubs. Under the guidance of Reverend Father Dillon, our Spiritual Di- rector, each group holds its meetings on Monday mornings. The general topic for the four Senior Clubs for the first quarter was the Liturgy. The Encyclical of His Holiness, our late Pope Pius Xl, on Atheistic Communism provided fruitful discussion for the remainder of the year. ,l FLASH! - BUT... When a screaming headline blazes a trail of news, most people become avidly interested, lf a program is interrupted with the word flash everyone within hearing stops to listen. When a play or movie is given favorable notice, the public flock to see it. And why shouldn't they? lt's the natural thing to dol But do the people read the meaning behind that headline, or that flash, or the plot of that movie or play? lf they do not, and their opinion can be easily swayed, then they are potential enemies of our system of government, and easy victims of radical powers. lf they know the Church's stand in such cases, they would never be the cause or carrier of this indifferent attitude disease that can break a nation. ARCHCONFRATERNITY WORK Reverend Cornelius Collins, Director of the Archconfraternity of Christian Doctrine made an appeal for help when he addressed the school. Workers were needed in the Confraternity to aid in the teaching of religion classes, The Seniors responded nobly. Each Monday, fifty-nine girls attended class preparatory to summer teach- ing. The undergraduates participated also by making picture book- lets for use in the elementary classes. - SCHOOL SHOWS MISSION ZEAL Stamps, Tinfoil, Socials Aid Missionaries St, Francis Xavier, patron of the missions, must be proud of the spirit of the school bearing his name. Looking down, his eyes must have lighted as he saw the ever-growing mountain of stamps that means salvation of souls, as he glimpsed uniformed girls stoop to salvage scraps of tinfoil, as he heard the strains of Penny Serenade fill the gym at the Mission Dances. Knowing that the good work will continue he realizes also that his school has had an active part in the missionary advance of the twentieth century. SODALITY OF OUR LADY OF MERCY To uphold the ideals of Maryl To impress upon the mind of each and every sodalist the three-fold purpose of the Sodality, the personal sanctification of its members, the sanctification of the neighbor, and the defense of the Church. What privileges! As an introduction to Sodality work, six officers were privileged to attend the Summer School of Catholic Action held in Boston College, Bcston, Massachusetts. Immediately after our return to school, a reorganization meeting was held to give the student body a report of the Summer School and to begin anew the program of the Sodality. Next the seniors gave a Freshman Welcome Party to acquaint the Freshmen with the Sodality and with S. X. A. Our Spiritual meetings were held on the first Friday of each month, the Sodality Communion day. A Rosary campaign in the form of the Living Rosary was inaugurated during the month of October, The Sodality Bell, celebrating its second birthday, made its appearance in October, Pumpkin Party the first Mission social of the year was con- ducted by the Seniors, who proved their interest in the missions through their sincere and enthusiastic efforts. ln November, a triduum was made to St. Robert Bellarmine for the success of the elections all over the United States. On the feast of the Immaculate Conception, eighty-four girls made their Act of Consecration and were received into the Sodality. A triduum of Masses and Holy Communions was offered for the Intentions of the Holy Father, particularly that the world would har- ken to his wise counsels and admonitions. During the Christmas Season, the sodalists joyously carried out their plans to bring cheer to our less fortunate friends. A true spir- itual satisfaction was experienced as we saw the happiness which was brought about as a result of thoughtfulness. ln January we united with those all over the world to celebrate the Church Unity Octave. The Daily Six Lenten practices were adopted as the predomi- nant spiritual activity for the season of prayer and penance. Now in retrospect we ask ourselves: has the Sodality benefited us? Has it helped us to attain our goal? The answer of each sodalist will be in the affirmative if in the slightest way she can say, Through Mary l have come nearer to the heart of her Divine Son. Now may the S. X. A. Sodality live on,-in our homes, in our parishes, in our future lives! ' .vu- , ., -rt N x 'Q I 'fx xy v ' 'If ll ...sf Q4 lfgfj sm 5. 1 N 5 Pretect: Mary Farley Vice Prefect: Rose Crowley Secretary: Margaret Bowen SODALITY OFFICERS Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman of Eucharistic Com.: Mildred Seery Chairman of Mission Com.: Eleanor Lovvney Chairman of Advisory Board: Julia Quirk of Publicity Com.: Ma of Our Lady's Com.: ry Taber Hope Coutanche of Literary Com.: Joan Moran of Social Com.: Dorothy Cucarelli ot Queen's Work: Cla re Devine Rev. Herbert Walker, SJ. Rev. Daniel A. Lord, SJ. Boston College Rev. J. Roger Lyons, SJ, Mary Taber Mildred Seery Rose Crowley Mary Farley Margaret Bowen Eleanor Lovvney Page One Hundred Fifty-tour 3 I 2 4 FACULTY AUXILIARY Seniors: I. Eleanor Lowney 2, Helen Lynch 3. Mary Coyne 4, Rita Warburton I I oiscussion CLUB Secretary: Agnes D'ArnIJra President: Rose Crowley Vice-President: Ruth Tramonti Treasurer: Dorothy Dunn Page One I-Iundred Fifty-five MERCY TRUTH CRUSADERS Moderator, Rev. Gerald F. Dillon ...' f 'P x 5 Mary Allen, '39 Helen Lyncn, '39 Florence Darby, '39 Julia Quirk, '39 Rita Warburton, '39 Mary Mimnaugli, '39 Mary Hayes, '40 Page One Hundred Fifty-six HXAV l ERETTEH STAFF Rita Fitzpatrick, 'ill Mary McElroy, '42 Mary Coyne, '39 Margaret Tierney, '39 Agnes D'Ambra, '39 Ruth Trarnonti, '39 Annette Laboissoriniere ORCHESTRA Student Leaderi Rita Cartier, '39 AVE MARIA CHORISTERS ii ,,5Presideni ................... ......,........,......,..,.................,,........,.......................,.., M iss Marguerite Lough, '39 Vice-President ........... .........,... M iss Olive Robinson, '39 Secretary .............,..... ............................. M iss Doris Dyer, '40 Treasurer .........,... Miss Dorothy Cucarelii, '39 Page One Hundred Fifty-seven ROSA MYST i CA PLAY E RS President .....,................... .... , ....,................... ,..........,........ ...... ,...................,.....,. .........,,....,.. M i s s J ulia Quirk Vice-President ........... ......,.... ............. M i ss Rita Warburton Secretary .............,...,,. ............ M iss Margaret Bowen Treasurer ..,.......... ...,.................... M iss Claire Devine Librarian .......... ............. M iss Elizabeth Beiiiotti SCIENCE CLUB President ,,.,................... ......,.......................,....,................... ..,................. M a ry Coyne, '39 Vice-President .............,....,....,....,... ...,. . ,.......,...... K atnryn Reardon, '40 Secretary ..........,......................,......,......,... .......,..... K atberine Morris, '39 Corresponding Secretary ............ ...,................... M ary Folan, '39 Page One Hundred Eitty-eight ART CLUB President ................ ,..... ....................,,..............,........ ..,........... M i s s Charlotte Dolan Vice-President .............. ..........,...................... ..............,................ M i ss Mary Calriili Secretary ...........,.......... .........,.,.. M iss Anna Macderrnott P ......,........... Miss Claire Beclward 1 reasurer ................ i SEWING CLUB 1 President .................,...... ......,.................,................,.. ...................... J e an Muldoon, Vice-President ................ ..,........... M argaret Smith, Secretary ........................ ,................. L ouise Boorom, Treasurer ...,.............. ........,.... T eresa O'Connell, Page 1 39 '40 41 '42 On i i l i i e Hundred Fifty-nine TYPING CLUB President ..................,. ..........,....,.............,...............,....,-,....,.. ,.......... C e cile Lussier, '39 Vice-President ........... .........,...............................,...,.. ...,........ M a rjorie Lally, '40 Secretary .............. ............. P atricia Greene, '40 Treasurer .............. ........... M argaret Geer, '40 BASKETBALL CLUB Senior Manager .........,,....... .....................,............................................... .......................,.. M a ry Taber Junior Manager ....................,...... ......,....... M adeline Goucher Sophomore Manager ..........,..... .................,.. J ane McCann Page One Hundred Sixty ALUIVINAE RECEPTION FIRE DRILL THE HAT SHOP Page One Hundred Sixiy-Two Scene from THE GIFT OF CHRISTMAS SANCTlTY Scene from THE LITTLE SCARLET FLOWER Page One Hundred Sixty-three Page One I-hmclred Sixty-four Page One Hundred Sixty-five ...nk i'Iil' W .' r X ,- . 10 : . .iw at f ,' N., A l 1 gf -Q, -' I I Q' W . su.,'!': 5' 1 I 1 A-glns 4 'n I 1851-1939 Saint Francis Xaviefs Academy QIdest CatIwoIic EducationaI Institution IN TI-IE State oI I2I'iode IsIand Q18 CCDNDLICTED BY TI-IE SISTERS CDF MERCY PROVIDENCE, RI-IODE ISLAND Cplfl LCDIQIIXIG STUDIQ your Sclwool plwotograolwer Class ol 1939 A Cordial lnvitation is Extended to Class ol 1940 W glut PRGVIDEIXICE CCDLLEGE A Catholic College lor Men of CLASS ol 1 9 4 O Catlmolic: l-eaclmersl College O BROAD STREET PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND Complime T f CLASS ol 1 9 4 1 PQOI-lddS Ty T t 'ob and something that you may 'bbs graduate. 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