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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1940 volume:

His Excellency MOST REV. FRANCIS P. KEOUGH. D.D. Bishop of Providence EDITED BY THE GRADUATING CLASS OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER ACADEMY SISTERS OF MERCY. PROVIDENCE. R. I. FOREWORD With the banners of “Truth” flying high, we, the Class of 1940, have chosen our class motto, “The Truth shall make you free,” as a theme for the twenty-fourth edition of The Xavier. At the outset, we sincerely hope that our Annual will effect the true pur- pose for which it was compiled: to store happy high school memories for ourselves; to be a source of information for our parents, bene- factors, and friends; and to remind us of our mission to disseminate the truth of Christ to those whom we meet on the journey from earth to Heaven. If The XAVIER can but be a stimulus to urge us on to the splendid things we can accomplish as Catholic Action- ists. the work of the editors and of those who so generously co-operated with them shall not have been in vain. —Margaret Howell, Editor. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Academy Administration Classes Publications Activities OFFICIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Margaret Ann Howell Assistant Editors Marjorie Collette Lally Margaret Mary Mimnaugh Gloria Elizabeth de Sisto Margaret Catherine Goforth Business Editors Advertisements Mary Frances Hoey Virginia Rose Jackson Dorothy Jeanne McGwynn Madeline Elizabeth Bowen Patrons Rose Mary Canning Marie Frances Bresnahan Isabel Cecilia Bourgeois Rita Mary Haley T ypists Mary Margaret Holden Lillian June Priest Rita Mae Chartier Barbara Ann Reed V iews Mary Louise Sullivan Rita Agnes Baker Mary Margaret Coffey Florence Angelina Olean MISS MARGARET ANN HOWELL Editor of The Xavier L XAVIER • 1940 Presents - - - 1 lie IDedieatioia Wc, the Class of 1940, lovingly dedicate this twenty-fourth volume of The XAVIER to a friend, a teach- er. and our former Spiritual Direc- tor. the Reverend Gerald F. Dillon. The passing of time will serve only to embellish the memories of the years spent under his guidance. The value of his spiritual advice will not be manifest, perhaps, until we reach a crossroad in Life. But we all re- alize that Father has been to us a dispenser of that “truth that will make you free” in his capacity as Spiritual Director, Sodality Modera- tor. Teacher of Apologetics, and Di- rector of our Study Clubs. —Margaret Sullivan REV. GERALD F. DILLON Spiritual Director. 1933-39 — - — Presides at ASSEMBLY — — — Plans CLASS WORK STUDY CLUB - - - Directs — — — Interested in YOUTH ACTIVITIES Lz XAVIE R • 1940 Presents - - - Tiie Acad emy —The school that has given joy to our youth by giving it what other schools could not. dare not give: the truth of the teaching of Christ and the ever protective love of His Mother, our Model and Mother Be- loved.” LEAFY CLOISTER ENTRANCE TO GROUNDS MEMORY LANE THE LIBRARY STATUE OF ANGEL GUARDIAN PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE WAITING ROOM SECRETARY’S OFFICE AUDITORIUM SHRINE ORCHESTRA ROOM eXAVIER • 1940 Presents - - Tie —Our Director, teachers, friends —we may even forget their names, but let us not forget that we were guided by lives consecrated to the sole purpose of sharing with us the truth that will free and clean—mor- ally, mentally, and physically. Board of Administration MOTHER MARY HILDA. Ph D.....................................Mother Provincial SIS I HR MART JAMES. Ph.D. Principal. Head of English Department REVEREND JOSEPH M. DEGNAN. A.M. Head of Religion Department SISTER MART BEAT RICE, Ed.M. . . Head of History Department SIS 1 ER MAR't IGNA I IUS, Ph.D. Head of Romance Languages Department SISTER MARY STANISLAUS. Ph.B. . SISTER MARY EVANGELIST A, Ph.D. SISTER MARY JUSTINA, Ph.B. . SISTER MARY CONSTANCE. A.M. . SISTER MARY LEOCADIA SISTER MARIE ANNA. Ed.B. SISTER MARY EUPHRASIA Head of Mathematics Department . Head of Latin Department Head of Commerce Department . Head of Science Department Secretary . Treasurer Registrar Faculty Curricula REVERFND JOSEPH M. DEGNAN Apologetics. Christian Doctrine SISTER MARY BEATRICE American History SISTER MARY IGNATIUS French SISTER MARY STANISLAUS Geometry. Trigonometry SISTER MARY EVANGELISTA Latin. English SISTER MARY ANACLETUS French. German SISTER MARY MARTINA Church History. American History Ms I ER MARY CELESTINE English Literature. Spanish SISTER MARY JUSTINA Secretarial Studies SISTER MARY ELISE French. Latin sis I ER MARY VENARD Bookkeeping. Business English SISTER MARY CONSTANCE Chemistry. Physics SISTER MARY STEPHEN Business Mathematics. Religion SISTER MARY T ARCISIUS Algebra. Latin SISTER MARY MARTHA Biology. General Science SISTI R MARY MARCIA Shorthand. Typewriting SISTER MARY PARACLETA Church History. English SISTER CATHERINE MARIE English. Religion SISTER MARIE THERESE ... English. Religion SISTER MARY 1GNATIA French SISTER MARIE ANNA General Business Training sis 1K R MARIE PATRICE Class Singing SISTER MARY ELOISE English. Latin SISTER MARY LORETTO English. German SISTER MARY ROSE AGNES Absent with leave SISTER MARY AUDREY Absent with leave SISTER MARY SIENA Ancient History. English SISTER MARY LAURENE American History. Business Mathematics Extra Curricula SISTER MARY STEPHEN SISTER MARY IGNAT1A SISTER MARIE PATRICE PROFESSOR EDOUARD CAFFIER MRS. HENRY J. DONOVAN SISTER MARY LORETTO SISTER MARY MARTHA Art Piano and Organ Vocal Culture and Violin Orcbest ra Dramatic Art Journalism Needle Craft Library Service SISTER MARY ANTONINE SISTER MARIE THERESE Librarian Associate Librarian Physical Education- miss mary McLaughlin, b s. Ed. miss helen deery. r n MARY B CORCIONE. M D Retreat Masters THE REVEREND RUSSELL J McVINNEY THE REVEREND JOHN J. McLAUGHLIN REV. JOSEPH M. DEGNAN Spiritual Director PROF. EDOUARD CAFFIER Orchestra miss m. McLaughlin. B.s.Ed. Physical Education MRS. HENRY J. DONOVAN Dramatic Art MISS HELEN DFFRY. R.N. Health Lecturers, 1939-1940 REV. EDWARD LODGE CURRAN BARONNESS DE HUECK REV. JAMES MCKENNA. O P. REV. DR. PAUL H. FURFEY Militant Catholicism Second World War Religious Vocation Problems of the Adolescent PAUL MCGUIRE Catholic Action SISTER MARY PAUL. S.F.C. Nursing as a Profession REV. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN Press Crusade Leader and Retreat Master REV. THEOPHANE MAGUIRE Catholic Literature and Apostolic Organs DR. DANIEL J. O'NEILL Catholic Authors MRS. ELIZABETH M. BRENNAN REV. FRANCIS DEERY Visits to Theresa Neumann Providence Visitor REV. RUSSEL J. MCVINNEY Retreat Master MR STANLEY OSBORNE Mediterranean Lands REV RICHARD L ROONEY. S J. Sodality Leadership REV JOHN J I-OFTUS Missionary Life' CHEMISTRY EXPERIMENTS PHYSICS EXPERIMENTS SHORTHAND CLASS TYPING CLASS SEWING CLASS BOOKKEEPING CLASS IN THE GYMNASIUM IN THE CAFETERIA AT THE FIRE DRILL Classes —“An army of Youth under the standards of Truth’’ —-- applying ourselves diligently, making friends wisely, having fun wholesomely, those were our classes at S. X. A. “One was our aim, one our love,” as we gazed intently at the ideals set before us. % L XAVIER - 1940 Class of 1940 Class Motto: The Truth shall make you free.” Class Colors: Blue and white CLASS OFFICIALS President of Student Body: MlSS MARY Barbara HAYES Classical Office President...... Vice-President Secretary T reasurer President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Marjorie Collette Lally Margaret Frances Sullivan Gertrude Patricia Carmody Mary Louise Sullivan Scientific Gloria Elizabeth De Sisto Dorothy Jeanne McGwynn Mary Elizabeth Flanagan Elizabeth Grace Mulcahey Commercial I Margaret Mary Mimnaugh Margaret Christopher Morrison Irene Anne Soucy Bertha Mary St. Onge Commercial II President MARGARET CATHERINE GOFORTH Vice-President GLADYS LEONA CRADDY Secretary THERESA MARIE McEvOY Treasurer Mary Patricia Burke Page Forty-two President of the Student Body ' MARY BARBARA HAYES 215 Rhodes Street, Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior High School President of Student Body, 4 Class President. 1 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, Prefect, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Xavierette Staff, 1, 2. 3, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 French Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2, 3 Catholic Woman's Club Scholarship, 1936-40 3. 4 Page Forty-three MARJORIIi COLLETTE LALLY 59 Transit Street. Providence, R. I. Born in Edgewood Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Class President. 2. 4 Class Vice President.3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2, 3. 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Club. 2. 3, 4 President, 2 Vice President, 3 Typing Club, 3 Vice President, 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 2 XAVIER Staff. 4 GLORIA ELIZABETH DeSISTO 926 Atwood Avenue. Johnston. R. I. Born in Johnston Graduate of Thornton Junior High School Class President. 3. 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1. 2, 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff, 4 French Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2. 3, 4 Basketball Club. 1. 2. 3, 4 Page Forty-four MARGARET MARY MIMNAUGH 205 Bellevue Avenue, Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Class President. 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Chairman of Our Lady’s Committee. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Xavierette Staff. 3. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Basketball Club, 2 MARGARET CATHERINE GOFORTH 136 Sorrento Street. Providence. R. I. Bom in Washington. D. C. Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Class President. 3. 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3. 4 Secretary, 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Xavierette Staff, 3, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 2 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Basketball Club. 2, 3, 4 Page Forty-five MURIEL LOUISE AHERN 1296 Narragansett Boulevard. Edgewood. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Paul's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 RITA AGNES BAKER 54 Flora Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Ann’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2 Basketball Club. 2 Page Forty-six V BERNICE CATHERINE BANNON 5 Lloyd Avenue. Oakland Beach. R. I. Born in Oakland Beach Graduate of Oakland Beach Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 LILLIAN MARIE BARKER 217 Messer Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Forty-seven e X AV HER- 1940 OBIELLA MARGUERITE BEAUDOIN 31 Summit Avenue. White Plat. North Smithfield. R. I. Born in Woonsocket Graduate of Slatersville’s Grammar School Class Secretary. 1.2.3 Sodality of Our I.ady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Stella Matutina Art Club. 1. 2, 3 Ave Maria Choristers, 2, 3. 4 i' French Club. 4 Basketball Club. 1 9 Waterman Avenue. Centcrdalc. R. I. Born in Centerdale Graduate of Greystone Grammar School Sodality of Our I.ady of Mercy, 1. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Stella Matutina Art Club. 1.2. 3.4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 BEATRICE EVA BOUCHARD Page Forty-eight ISABEL CECELIA BOURGEOIS 42 Hicks Street. Pawtucket, R. I. Born in Brooklyn. New York Graduate of St. Edward's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3, 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 Erench Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2, 3, 4 MADELINE ELIZABETH BOWEN 97 Chester Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael’s Junior High School Class Treasurer. 3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Forty-nine RITA BOYLE 156 Hanover Street. Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Avila Study Club, 4 MARIE THERESE BRECKEL 37 Whitmarsh Street. Providence. R. I Born in Louisville. Kentucky Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Trench Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 2 Stella Matutina Art Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2. 3. 4 Page Fifty DOROTHY MARY BRENNAN Granite Street, Johnston, R. I. Born in Thornton Graduate of Thornton Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club, 4 MARIE FRANCES BRESNAHAN 96 Sinclair Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Concord. New Hampshire Graduate of Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 XAVIER Staff. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Fifty-one XAVII IE R • 1940 HONORA ELIZABETH BURKE Providence Pike. North Smithfield. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Samuel Slater Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Typing Club. 3. 4 German Club. 4 MARY PATRICIA BURKE 35 Vineyard Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Class President. 3 Class Treasurer, 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3, 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Stella Matutina Art Club. 2. 3, 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 3 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Fifty-two RITA HELEN BURKE 139 Friendly Road. Auburn. R. 1. Born in Providence Graduate of Valentine Almy Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3.4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 2. 4 Stella Matutina Art Club. 2. 3. 4 Orchestral Club. 2. 3. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 DOROTHY MAE BUSHEE 5 1 3 Woonasquatucket Avenue. North Providence. R. I. Born in Gloucester Graduate of Greystone School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2. 3. 4 eXAVIER • 1940 REGINA ELEANOR CAMPBELL 76 Armstrong Avenue. Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 1-rench Club, 4 ROSE MARY CANNING 160 Smith Street, Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Patrick’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 2. 3 4 Treasurer. 2 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 2. 3. 4 Page Fifty-four ANITA GLORIA CARBONE 90 Winthrop Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Holy Ghost Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 2 Ave Maria Choristers. 3. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2. 3. 4 President. 4 ODETTE ALBERTINA CARDANHA 16 Blaisdell Avenue. Pawtucket. R. I. Born in Valley Falls Graduate of St. Patrick's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 French Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 4 Stella Matutina Art Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Typing Club. 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 2 Basketball Club. 1. 2 Page Fifty-five V GERTRUDE PATRICIA CARMODY 36 Governor Street. Providence. R. I. Born in County Clare. Ireland Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Secretary of Class, 2, 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 3. 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 CATHERINE AGNES CARROLL 80 Cedar Street. Johnston, R. I. Born in Woonsocket Graduate of St. Charles' Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club, 4 Page Fifty-six MARY GRACH CARROLL 204 Williams Street. Providence. R. 1. Born in Lewiston. Maine Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 2. 3. 4 Treasurer. 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2 RITA MAH CHARTIER 7 Hill Avenue. Esmond. R. I. Born in Allendale Graduate of Esmond Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 XAVIER Staff. 4 Orchestral Club, 3 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Fifty-seven L XAVIER • 1940 CAROLYN ADELE CLARK 100 Ridge Street. Pawtucket, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Samuel Slater Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of iMercy, 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 German Club. 4 Typing Club. 3 Avc Maria Choristers. 4 MARY MARGARET COFFEY 834 Cranston Street, Cranston, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3, 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association, 4 Basketball Club, 2 % Page Fifty-eight DOROTHY WINIFRED COLEMAN 349 New York Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1.2. 3.4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 3 GLADYS MARY COLEMAN Farnum Pike. Esmond. R. I. Born in Esmond Graduate of Esmond Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3.4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Stella Matutina Art Club. 1. 3. 4 LORENZA ANGELINA COLETTI 1184 Atwood Avenue. Johnston. R. I. Born in Johnston Graduate of Thornton Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 2. 3. 4 Basketball Club. 3. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 ANNA COSTELLO 1381 Mineral Spring Avenue. North Providence. R. I. Born in North Providence Graduate of St. Ann's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3, 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Sixty ESTHER ELIZABETH COUTO 26 Youngs Avenue, West Warwick. R. I. Born in West Warwick Graduate of St. James’ Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2, 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 OLIVE FRANCES COYLE 30 Putnam Avenue. Graniteville, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Graniteville Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2. 3 Basketball Club. 3. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Sixty-one t % § Lz XAVII IE R ° 1940 1 GLADYS LEONA CRADDY 27 Walnut Street. East Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Sacred Heart Junior High School Class President. 3 Class Vice President. 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 2 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 FLORENCE CECELIA CULLEN I 5 Neville Street. Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Sixty two ✓ ANNA CATHERINE CURRAN 91 Potters Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael s Junior High School Class Treasurer. 2 Sodality of Our I.ady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 3. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 2 MARION LUCILLE CUTTING 86 Niantic Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Sixty-three MARY LOUISE DALLY 112 Briggs Street. Providence. R. I. Bom in Providence Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 GERALDINE FRANCES DANSEREAU 153 Dudley Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Fall River. Massachusetts Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Sixty-four DOROTHY LILLIAN DAVIS Tidewater Drive. Shawomet. R. I. Born in Shawomet Graduate of St. Paul s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 DOROTHY MARY DE BEAULIEU 58 Peckham Avenue. North Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of New Fruit Hill Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 1. 2 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Sixty-five VALERIE ANN DEVEREAUX 6 Trenton Street, Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of iMcrcy, 2. 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 French Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 2, 3, 4 Vice President. 2 President, 4 Avc Maria Choristers, 3. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2 EDITH AMY DONATELLI 994 Mineral Spring Avenue. North Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Maricvillc Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1, 2. 3.4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 3. 4 Basketball Club, 1. 2, 3, 4 Page Sixty-six ELIZABETH MARY DOYLE 198 Althea Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Class Vice President. 2 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club, 4 Xavierette Staff. 3. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 President. 4 French Club. 4 RUTH LOUISE DUNN 60 Homewood Avenue. North Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Page Sixty-seven Jt6kJle XAVIER • 1940 41 % MARGARET ALICE PANNING Smith Avenue, Greenville. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Winsor Memorial Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1, 2, 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 PRANCES IRENE FARRELL 150 Niantic Avenue. Providence, R. 1. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Sixty-eight MARJORIE ELIZABETH FEELEY I 5 Greenville Avenue. North Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Lymansville Grammar School Class Vice President, 2. 3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 1 Stella Matutina Art Club. 2. 3. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2 Basketball Club. 2 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MARY ELIZABETH FLANAGAN 29 Roslyn Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Pius Grammar School Class Secretary, 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1 .2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club, 4 Typing Club. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 3, 4 President. 4 Page Sixty-nine e XAVII IE R ° 1940 HELEN ELIZABETH FLYNN 74 Willard Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael s Junior High School Ave Maria Choristers, 2. 4 Basketball Club. 2 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MARGUERITE ROSE FLYNN 28 Enfield Street. Pawtucket. R. I. Born in New York City Graduate of St. Joseph's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 French Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 3, 4 German Club, 4 Page Seventy MARY TERESA FOLEY 27 Constitution Street. Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association, 4 DORIS BEATRICE FORCIER 16 Division Street. Manville. R. I. Born in Manville Graduate of St. Ann's Academy. Marlboro. Mass. Le Petit Xavierien Staff. 4 Editor-in-chief. 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Typing Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 4 Page Seventy-one L XAVIER • 1940 MARY MARGARET GEARY 30 Eandor Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Patrick's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 MARGARET MARY GEER 685 River Avenue. Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Pius' Grammar School Class Secretary. 1 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2, 3. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club, 4 Typing Club. 3 Treasurer, 3 Basketball Club. 1 Stella Matutina Art Club. 1 Page Seventy-two ANTONETTE GENTILE 75 Crary Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3. 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association, 4 MARY ELIZABETH GILES 484 Prairie Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Typing Club, 4 Basketball Club. 2 Page Seventy-three HELEN BARBARA GLOVER 125 Adelaide Avenue, Providence. R. 1. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Anthony's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2 Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 1 f ALICE MARY GORMAN 50 Hope Street. Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 French Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 2. 3. 4 Page Seventy-four MARY MADELINE GOUCHER Louisquisctt Pike. Limerock, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Lincoln Community Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Basketball Club, 1, 2, 3. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 ROSEMARY GOULDING 491 Lloyd Avenue. Providence, R. I. Born in New Bedford, Massachusetts Graduate of St. Sebastian s Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 French Club, 4 Xavierette Staff. 4 Typing Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 1 Basketball Club, 1 Page Seventy-five DOROTHY GRACE GRANATA 1 9 Cleveland Street, North Providence. R. 1. Born in Providence Graduate of Marieville Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3.4 Avila Study Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 ROSE BARBARA GRANATA 19 Cleveland Street. North Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Marieville Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 2 Basketball Club. 1 Page Seventy-six PATRICIA NUTTING GREENE Maple Street. Forestdale. R. I. Born in Slatersville Graduate of Slatersville Grammar School Class Treasurer. 1 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Stella Matutina Art Club. 1 Typing Club. 3 Secretary. 3 Basketball Club. 3. 4 SHIRLEY EVA GUILLETTE 14 Kenwood Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Stella Matutina Art Club. 2 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Seventy-seven MARY ELIZABETH HAGAN 20 Earle Street. Saylesville. R. I. Born in Saylesville Graduate of Holy Trinity Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2 Typing Club. 3 RITA MARY HALEY 41 Reynolds Avenue, Providence. R. 1. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2.3.4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Orchestral Club. 3. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Seventy-eight CATHERINE ANN HALLIGAN 145 Arnold Avenue. Edgewood, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Paul's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 French Club. 4 Orchestral Club. 2. 3. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 3. 4 German Club. 4 MARY ELLEN HEFFERNAN 7 Hoyle Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Blackstone. Massachusetts Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Orchestral Club. 2. 3, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 4 Page Seventy-nine e XAVIER • 1940 RUTH MADELINE HERRMANN 16 Hollis Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Boston. Massachusetts Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MARY I RANCES HOLY 98 Evergreen Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Holy Name Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 Erench Club. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club, 4 Basketball, 1 Page Eighty MARY RITA HOGAN 1 3 1 Arnold Avenue, Edgewood. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Paul’s Junior High School Class Treasurer. 3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Orchestral Club. 3 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MARY MARGARET HOLDEN 183K Plain Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Class Secretary. 2. 3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Bighty-one GLADYS GRACH HOLMAN 27 Whitmarsh Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Central Falls Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Class Treasurer, 2. 3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Basketball Club. 2 EMMA GERTRUDE HOULE Pine Hill Road. Johnston, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Calef Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 3. 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Sewing Club, 2 Page Eighty-two V MARGARET ANN HOWELL 133 Prairie Avenue, Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Class Vice President. 1. 2 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Chairman of Eucharistic Committee, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Press Correspondent. 2. 3. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Editor-in-chief, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2. 3 DOROTHY IRENE HUGHES 394 Potters Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Basketball Club. 3. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 t Page Eighty-three DORIS MARII: JACKSON 24 Fen wood Avenue. Esmond. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Esmond Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Xavierette Staff. 1 Basketball Club. 1. 3 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 VIRGINIA ROSE JACKSON 22 Taylor Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 2. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Eighty-four MARY ELIZABETH KELLY 58 Pavilion Avenue, Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3.4 Chairman of the Literature Committee. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Stella Matutina Art Club. 2. 3. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association 4 RITA CAROL KIERNAN 133 Wollaston Street. Cranston. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Valentine Almy School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1. 2. 3.4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 2 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 4 Secretary. 4 Basketball Club, 1. 2. 3, 4 Page Eighty-five eXAVIER • 1940 BETTY KIRKMAN 1906 Smith Street, Providence, R. I. Born in Greystone Graduate of Nathanael Greene Junior High School French Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 4 MIRIAM JOSEPHINE KREKORIAN 103 Althea Street. Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our l.ady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club, 4 French Club, 4 Orchestral Club, 2, 3, 4 Student Leader. 4 Page Eighty CLAIRE GERALDINE LA CHANCE 668 Cranston Street. Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Class President. 2 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2.3.4 Loyola Study Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 2. 3 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 4 JANET BARR LAMBIE 5 Greystonc Avenue. Greystone. R. I. Born in Castlegate, Utah Graduate of Graniteville Junior High School Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 3 Basketball Club. 3. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Eighty-seven ROSE ANNE I.ANGAN 114 South Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Basketball Club. 2. 3. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 THELMA RITA LANTAGNE 41 Myrtle Street. Pawtucket. R. I. Born in Pawtucket Graduate of Our I.ady of Consolation Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 4 Basketball Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Eighty-eight RITA JOSEPHINE LAVALLEE 40 Parker St reel. Providence. R. I. Born in Arkwright Graduate of Notre Dame Junior High School Class Secretary. 3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 President. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 ETHEL MARY LAWLESS 2 3 East Manning Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2.3.4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 4 Page Eighty-nine MARY ELIZABETH LEONARD 12 Lloyd Avenue. Oakland Beach. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Oakland Beach Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 CLAIRE LOUISE LEVEILLSE 3 5 Parker Street. West Warwick, R. I. Born in Phoenix Graduate of Notre Dame Junior High School Class Treasurer. 2 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Xavieretle Staff, 3, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Vice President. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Ninety ANITA LEVESQUE 5 2 E:ast Street. West Warwick. R. I. Born in Kamouraska County. Quebec. Canada Graduate of St. John's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 VIRGINIA AGNES LINEHAN 6 37 Smith Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Pius' Grammar School Class President. 1 Vice President. 2 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Xaviecette Staff. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 1 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Ninety-one L X AV HER- 1940 DOROTHY ANNL L1NNLHAN 36 Whitford Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Taunton. Massachusetts Graduate of Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 OLGA MARIE LUSI 1 1 Willow Street. Johnston. R. I. Born in Johnston Graduate of Thornton Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Xavierelte Staff. 3. 4 French Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2. 3 Loyola Study Club. 4 Page Ninety-two LOUISE MARY LYONS 1048 Eddy Street. Providence. R I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. V 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Avc Maria Choristers. 2. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2. 4 French Club. 4 MARGUERITE THERESA MAHER 67 Algonquin Street. Providence. R. I Born in Providence Graduate of Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School T yping Association. 4 Page Ninety-three MARY MALLOZZI 1 2 Academy Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of George J. West Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 4 Orchestral Club. 2. 3, 4 German Club, 4 y ELEANOR HOPE MANCHESTER 8 Frank Street, Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Treasurer, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association, 4 Page Ninety-four y MARGARET EILEEN MANCHESTER 186 Waterman Avenue. East Providence. R. I. Born in East Providence Graduate of Sacred Heart Junior High School Sodality of Our I.ady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Avc Maria Choristers. 2 ANNE BEVERLY MARCHETT1 321 Morgan Avenue. Johnston. R. I. Born in Johnston Graduate of Thornton Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 F rench Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 4 Page Ninety-fiioe eXAVIER • 1940 X X § ERANCES MURIEL. McAVOY 9 Jackson Avenue. Johnston. R. I. Born in Cranston Graduate of St. Theresa's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1 2.3.4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 1 Basketball Club. 1.2.3 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MARGARET CECELIA McCANN 9 Frank Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Stella Matutina Art Club. 2. 3 Page Ninety-six FRANCES PATRICIA McCARRON 233 Roger Williams Avenue. Phillipsdale. R. I. Born in Providence. Graduate of Wilson Grammar School Class Secretary. 3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 1 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 v Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 RITA FRANCES McCONNELL 62 Pleasant Street, Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Holy Name Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 Trench Club. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 3. 4 s� b Page Ninety-seven eXAVIER • 1940 ESTHER McCRUDDEN 408 Plain Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MARIE EILEEN McCURDY 1075 Plainfield Street. Johnston. R. I. Born in Johnston Graduate of Thornton Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Basketball Club, 2, 3. 4 Page Ninet y-eight BERTHA FRANCES McCUSKER 930 Bullocks Point Avenue, Riverside. R. 1. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Mary’s Seminary Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Basketball Club. 1 CLAIRE JANE McEVILI.Y 276 Brook Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Joseph s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2, 3, 4 Chairman of the Social Committee. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 2 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page Ninety-nine e X AV HER- 1940 THERESA MARIE McEVOY 28 Pearl Street, Providence. R. I. Born in West Lynn. Massachusetts Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Class Vice President, 2 Class Secretary, 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Avila Study Club, 4 Xavier Staff, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association, 4 DOROTHY JEANNE MeGWYNN Gladstone Street. Greystonc. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Junior High West. Arlington. Massachusetts Vice President, 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 French Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 4 Page One Hundred LORETTA iMARY McKIERNAN 25 Tower Avenue. East Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Sacred Heart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Avila Study Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 2 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MARGARET ELEANOR McINTYRE 72 Orchard Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Sebastian's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 1. 3. 4 Vice President. 1, 4 Secretary. 4 Page One Hundred One e XAVIER • 1940 CLAIRE LOUISE McMANUS 168 Rounds Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MARY CATHERINE McMURROUGH 1704 Broad Street. Edgewood. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Paul's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 3 Page One Hundred Two MARY TERESA McNAMARA 33 Roanoke Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Teresa’s Grammar School Sodality of Our I.ady of Mercy. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 RITA HELEN McNEALY 7 3 Governor Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 2. 3. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 2 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Basketball Club, 2 Page One Hundred Three HELEN THERESA McNULTY 410 Plain Street. Providence. R. 1. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 3. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MARGARET MARY McNULTY 410 Plain Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 3. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Four CATHERINE MARIE McQUEENEY 101 Cole Avenue. Pawtucket. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Elmhurst Academy Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 4 HILDA LUIZ MELLO 162 Transit Street, Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Nathan Bishop Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Basketball Club. 3, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Five (eXAVIER • 1940 FELICIA ELEANOR MILANE 46 3 Central Avenue. Johnston. R. I. Born in Johnston Graduate of Thornton Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 MARY VERONICA MORI ARTY 185 Williams Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2.3,4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 2. 3. 4 Typing Club, 4 Page One Hundred Six MARGARET CHRISTOPHER MORRISON 920 Branch Avenue, Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Edward's Grammar School Class President. 2 Class Vice President, 4 Sodality of Our I.ady of Mercy, 1. 2. 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Xavier StafT, 4 Stella Matuntina Art Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 2 Basketball Club. 1. 2 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 ELIZABETH I RANCES MULCAHY 72 Carpenter Street. Pawtucket. R. 1. Born in Pawtucket Graduate of St. Edward s Junior High School Class President. 1 Vice President. 2. 3 Treasurer. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 Xavierette Staff. 3, 4 French Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 3. 4 President, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2 Page One Hundred Seven XAVIER • 1940 ANNA GERTRUDE MUNSON 272 Rugby Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Prench Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 2. 3. 4 Secretary. 2, 3 German Club. 4 ANNA RITA MURPHY 434 Friendship Street. Providence. R. I. Born in West Warwick Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3,4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Eight LILLIAN CLAIRE MURPHY 49 Ottawa Avenue. Oakland Beach. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Oakland Beach Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MILDRED VIRGINIA MURPHY 278 Oxford Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Typing Club. 3 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 4 Page One Hundred Nine eXAVIE BARBARA HELEN NOLAN 169 Rounds Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MARION AGNES NOLAN 45 Benevolent Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 5, 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 4 Page One Hundred Ten GENEVIEVE MALANIE NOUN 371 Great Road. Saylesville, R. I. Born in Saylesville Graduate of Holy Trinity School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Typing Club. 3 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 3 EMEL1A ANGELINA NOTAR ANTONIO 1709 Mineral Spring Avenue. North Providence. R. I. Born in North Providence Graduate of Woodville Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Eleven ANN ELIZABETH OBRIEN 209 Sackett Street. Providence. R. I. Born in New Haven, Connecticut Graduate of St. Michael’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 LUCIA KATHRYN O’BRIEN 54 Verndale Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Privately tutored Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 3, 4 Typing Club. 3 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Page One Hundred Twelve MARIAN ELIZABETH O'CONNELL 104 Evergreen Street. Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Holy Name Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 FLORENCE ANGELINA OLEAN I May Street. North Providence. R. I. Born in North Providence Graduate of St. Ann's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Thirteen eXAVIER • 1940 MARGUERITE ELIZABETH O’ROURKE 1 08 Evergreen Street, Providence. R. I. Born in Fall River. Massachusetts Graduate of Holy Name Grammar School Class Secretary, 1 Class Treasurer, 3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 3. 4 MILDRED ROBERTA OTTO 151 Potters Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players, 3 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 2 Page One Hundred Fourteen ANNA MARGARET PARKHURST 591 Cranston Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Cranston Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 Avc Maria Choristers, 4 GLADYS ELIZABETH PATNAUDE 54 Dorman Avenue. North Providence. R. I. Born in North Providence Graduate of Presentation of Mary Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Basketball Club. 1. 2. 4 Page One Hundred Fifteen e X AV HER- 1940 ERNESTINE RUTH PENNINE 4 Brighton Street, Providence. R I. Born in Providence Graduate of Holy Ghost Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2. 3, 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Typing Club. 4 Basketball, 2 MARY PEARL PET1TPAS 10 Lincoln Street. North Providence. R. I. Born in North Providence Graduate of E. A. Brayton Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association, 4 Page One Hundred Sixteen ANNA ELIZABETH PIERCE 602 Broad Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Warren Graduate of St. Aloysius Giammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1. 2. 3. 4 I.oyola Study Club. 4 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 2. 4 ROSE ANNETTE PITISCE 992 Mineral Spring Avenue, North Providence. R. I. Born in North Providence Graduate of Marieville Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1, 2, 3, 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 1 Ave Maria Choristers. 4 Typing Club, 3 Page One Hundred Seventeen L X AV HER- 1940 DOROTHY ANN PORTER 31 Alpine Street, Shawomet, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Nelson V. Aldrich Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 LILLIAN JUNE PRIEST 36 Sampson Avenue, North Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Esek Hopkins Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 XAVIKR Staff. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Eighteen WINIFRED LORETTA QUIGLEY 215 Ocean Street, Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 KATHRYN MARIE REARDON 143 Garden Street. Pawtucket, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Mary's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Xauierette Staff, 3, 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 3, 4 French Club, 4 Orchestral Club. 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 2. 3. 4 Vice President, 2, 3 Page One Hundred Nineteen eXAVIER • 1940 4 ( MARGARET PRANCES REARDON 187 Plain Street, Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 2, 3, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 BARBARA ANN REED 93 Pinehurst Avenue. Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Pius' Grammar School Class Vice President. 1 Class Secretary, 2 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2. 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff, 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 1 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association, 4 Page One Hundred Tiventy RITA JANET RENAUD 14 Fletcher Street. Rumford. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Hallsville School. Manchester. New Hampshire Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 French Club, 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 3. 4 FLORENCE PATRICIA REPOZA 119 River Street, Esmond, R. I. Born in Esmond Graduate of Esmond Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1. 2. 3. -4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 4 Page One Hundred Twent y-one MARY VIRGINIA REYNOLDS 91 Peace Street, Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 French Club. 4 Typing Club, 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 3, 4 Basketball Club. 2 VIRGINIA ANNE RICCITELLI 1185 Atwood Avenue, Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Thornton Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club, 4 Page One Hundred Twenty-lwo CATHERINE FRANCES RILEY 38 Wabun Avenue, Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Saint Pius’ Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Typing Club. 3 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 4 EMILfiE RAE RODGERS 38 Atlantic Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Roger Williams Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Orchestral Club. 2 Page One Hundred Twenty-three FRANCES CLAIRE RYAN 10 Chambers Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 2 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 4 BERNADETTE IRENE SAN SOUCI 27 Forbes Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Nathanael Green Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3, 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 1, 4 Page One Hundred Twenty-four JEANNE MARIE SAVARD 1 1 Ivy Avenue. Edgewood. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Paul’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Orchestral Club. 2. 3. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 4 MARY CATHERINE SHANLEY 96 Holden Street. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Patrick s Junior High School P. G. Commercial Course. S. X. A. National Catholic Typing Association. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Page One Hundred Twent y-five e XAV HER- 1940 ✓ BARBARA ETHEL SHAW 490 Farmington Avenue. Cranston. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Class Treasurer, 2 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 4 Typing Club. 3 Basketball Club. 3 CLAIRE BLANCHE SHIELDS 29 Curson Street. West Warwick. R. I. Born in Natick Graduate of St. James’ Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Ticenty-six GLORIA MARIAN SIRABELLA 37 Atwells Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Jesus Mary Academy. Fall River, Massachusetts Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 3, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 3, 4 F:rcnch Club. 4 Basketball. 3. 4 CLAIRE ESTHER SITTNICK 87 Rugby Street. Providence. R. I- Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Basketball Club. 2. 3. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Twenty-seven EILEEN ROSE SMITH 15 Watauga Avenue. North Providence. R. 1 Born in Attleboro, Mass. Graduate of New Fruit Hill Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3, 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 4 MARGARET JOSEPHINE SMITH 3 26 New York Avenue. Providence. R. I Born in Swampscott, Massachusetts Graduate of St. Paul’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 3. 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 2 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 2. 3 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Page One Hundred Tweniy-eiyht IRENE ANNE SOUCY 26 Green Street. West Warwick. R. I. Born in Alberta. Canada Graduate of West Warwick Junior High School Class President. 2 Class Secretary. 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 BERTHA MARY ST. ONGE Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 ,04 Willard Avcnuc. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Michael's Junior High School Class Vice President. 3 Class Treasurer. 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Xavier Staff. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club. 4 Page One Hundred Twenty-nine (eXAVIER • 1940 ANNE LOUISE SULLIVAN 8 Pine Street. Cranston. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Bain Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 1 MARGARET FRANCES SULLIVAN 649 Smith Street. Providence, R. I. Born in Bristol, Pennsylvania Graduate of Saint Pius' Grammar School Class Treasurer. 1 Class Secretary. 2 Class President. 3 Class Vice President. 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Chairman of Publicity Committee, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Xavierette Staff, 3, 4 Editor. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 French Club, 4 Page One Hundred Thirty MARGARET MARY SULLIVAN 280 California Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Paul’s Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 2 Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club. 3 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, t Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 MARY EDNA SULLIVAN 52 Bartlett A venue. Edgewood. R. I. Born in Springfield. Massachusetts Graduate of St. Paul's Junior High School Class Vice President. 3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Orchestral Club, 2. 3, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Thirty-one eXAVIER • 1940 MARY LOUISE SULLIVAN 25 Mary Avenue, East Providence. R. I. Born in East Providence Graduate of Sacred Heart Junior High School Class Treasurer. 3, 4 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2, 3, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae, 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 2. 3, 4 President. 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club, 2 RITA GENEVIEVE TEFFT 30 Mountain Avenue. East Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Sacred Heart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 2 Basketball Club. 2, 3. 4 Page One Hundred Thirty-two ESTELLE AZILDA TETREAULT 66 Underwood Street. Pawtucket, R. I. Born in Central Falls Graduate of St. Ann's Academy. Marlboro. Massachusetts Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 3. 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 4 French Club. 4 Basketball. 4 MARJORIE ELIZABETH TINGLEY 274 Division Street. Pawtucket, R. I. Born in Pawtucket Graduate of St. Joseph's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 Siena Study Club. 4 Societas Linguae Latinae. 4 French Club. 4 Typing Club. 3 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 3, 4 Page One Hundred Thirty-three MARGARET MARY TRANT 599 Sixth Avenue. Woonsocket, R. I. Born in Blackstone. Massachusetts Graduate of St. Charles’ Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 2 JESSIE JOSEPHINE UCCI 38 Exchange Street, East Greenwich. R. L Born in East Greenwich Graduate of Eldredgc Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3, 4 French Club. 4 Sedes Sapientiae Science Club. 2. 3. 4 Page One Hundred Thirty-four ESTHER LILLIAN VANNER 72 Walnut Street. Johnston. R. I. Born in Johnston Graduate of Thornton Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Basketball Club. 2. 3, 4 BEATRICE ALICE VERMETTE Gibson Road. Bristol. R. I. Born in Fall River. Massachusetts Graduate of St. Mary's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2, 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Stella Matutina Art Club. 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball Club, 1. 2. 3 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Thirty-five VERA IRENE VOSE 137 Beacon Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Paul's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Secretary, 4 Orchestral Club, 3, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 SHIRLEY EVELYN WATERHOUSE 28 Cottage Avenue, Johnston. R. I. Born in Johnston Graduate of Thornton Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Thirty-six PATRICIA ANNE WEST 227 Vermont Avenue. Providence. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of St. Paul’s Junior High School Class Secretary. 3 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 2. 3. 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Rosa Mystica Players. 3. 4 Treasurer. 4 Typing Club. 4 MADELINE GERTRUDE WCLD 45 Wilson Avenue. Oakland Beach. R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Oakland Beach Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy. 1. 2. 3. 4 Aquinas Study Club. 4 Catholic High School Typing Association. 4 Page One Hundred Thirty-seven e X AV HER- 11940 MARY ELIZABETH WYATT Lake Street. Seekonk. Mass. Born in Providence Graduate of Seekonk Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2. 3, 4 Loyola Study Club. 4 French Club. 4 Ave Maria Choristers. 1. 2 MARIE LOUISE ZITO 155 Vincent Avenue. North Providence, R. I. Born in Providence Graduate of Marieville Grammar School Class President. 2 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4 Aquinas Study Club, 4 Ave Maria Choristers, 1 Auxilium Christianorum Bookkeeping Club, 4 Catholic High School Typing Association, 4 Page One Hundred Thirty-eight 3n Mmnrxam Requiescant in pace CLAIRF. I ABOISONNIFRE Margaret Boylan Page One Hundred Thirty-nine JUNIOR I JUNIOR II Page One Hundred Forty JUNIOR III JUNIOR IV Page One Hundred Forty-one JUNIOR V JUNIOR VI Page One Hundred Forty-tivo SOPHOMORE I SOPHOMORE II Page One Hundred Forty-three SOPHOMORE III SOPHOMORE IV Page One Hundred Forty-four SOPHOMORn V SOPHOMORE VI Page One Hundred Forty-five FRESHMAN I FRESHMAN II Page One Hundred Forty-six Tk e PuiUicattioiis Be Loyal, True to S.X.A. The Xavierette Be a Sturdy Catholic Actionist Vol. VIII ANNUAL RESUME June, 1940 PRESS CRUSADE PROVES SUCCESS Rev. John J. McLaughlin Lauds St. Xavier Girls SENIORS ANTICIPATE COMMENCEMENT At a Forum conducted by the Misses Rosemary Goulding. '40. Miriam Sullivan. '41, Dorothy Kelly. '42 and Eliza- beth Evans. ’43, the Reverend John J. McLaughlin of St. Joseph s Newport, in charge of our school for the annual Cath- olic Press Crusade, lauded the efforts, spirit and splendid re- ... suits shown by St. Xavier s, i wcek s actlvlt,es Commencement Week, the culmination of all the Seniors' hopes, holds in store a wealth of excitement for the eager graduates. It is the most im- portant week of their High School career, and the program for each day adds a priceless memory to those of their last days at St. Xavier's. An Alumnae banquet sched- uled for Sunday will open the On Monday He congratulated Miss Marga- night, the parents of the gradu- ret Gravell. '41. winner of the ates will have a chance to be- state-wide poster contest, and come acquainted with the Miss Mildred Brennan. 42. schQO| when a special program who scored the highest number .... . c . ■ . , • - ... • will be presented for their bene- of points in securing subscrip- , _ _ _ fit. A class outing to Mt. St. tions. Sophomore II led in room totals, with Junior IV and Sophomore VI next in line. At the conclusion of the Fo- Rita’s Novitiate will be Tues- day’s feature. For many it will be the first glimpse of the rum. the Rev. Francis Decry. beautiful grounds that make a editor of the Providence Vis- . . VT . • • „ .•for. and the Rev. Theophane mp “,he Novmate 50 plef Maguire, editor of The Siqn. • Everyone ts praying for added their words of praise ,dcal weather on Wednesday, while Fr. Maguire donated to The campus will be the scene the girls who spoke, a two- of impressive ceremony for the year subscription to The Sign, important Class Day. The ANCIENT ROME WITNESSES REBIRTH IN LATINISTS' UNIQUE PROJECT not the only city pictured. There were little items about Carthage. Africa and those parts of France with which Caesar was connected. Heads worked busily as every loyal Latinite contributed her share to the Latin project. Sen- ior competed with Junior and Sophomore with Freshman— all tried to outdo themselves in making the first exhibition SENIOR SOCIAL of the Latin classes a huge suc- cess. Posters, representing myth- ological characters, peeped out from every angle. There were representations of the huge Ro- man buildings, which have been familiar since infancy. There were mighty emperors and beautiful queens that you had met in your story-book days. Everywhere was the color, the beauty, the warmth that was so much a part of ancient Rome. Dolls representing the average Roman family were bedecked with the flowing robes and graceful lines that characterized that venerable society. Every- where was Rome, everywhere was an essence of the power and the beauty of the one-time great empire. But Rome was Seniors will bid their last adieu to familiar scenes on Academy Day. Thursday, as the high spot of the week. Commence- ment Day itself, approaches. TWO BRILLIANT PLAYS OFFERED Rosary Pageant and Passion Play Prove to be Successful The Rosa Mystica Players outstanding The awarding of diplomas will y' ° The Rosary. take place Friday morning amid a pagCanj drama offered in Oc- proud smiles and sorrowful tober and a Lenten play. T he farewells. ! cast of the former included: Rose Mary Canning. Granny: Lucia O’Brien. Rose: Patricia West. Mother: Margaret Smith. 1st Leader: Louise Sullivan. NOTED SPEAKER 2nd Leader: Marjorie Lally. 3rd Leader: Anna Munson. RELATES TRAVELS Faith: Mary McMurrough. Hope: Valerie Dcvereux. Char- ity. Living Tableaux: Mary Saint Xavier s was treated to Hayes Blessed Virgin: Mary , . Grace Carroll. Angel: Grace a fascinating lecture on distant Mulcahcy St. Elizabeth: Mar lands and people when Cap- garet Mimnaugh. St. Joseph: tain Stanley Osborne, traveler Rita McNealey. Simeon: Lau- and adventurer, addressed the rina Quarters, the Boy Christ: students on January 2, 1940. (Shepherds Mary Moriarty. Bernadette San Souci. Margaret Captain Osborne presented a McIntyre: Doctors of the Tern- journey around picturesque pie. Dorothy McGwynne. Mar- countries told in vivid pictures, j gucrite Flynn. The life of modern Europe along the Mediterranean, the French Riviera. Monte Carlo. Sicily and the mysterious Egypt were skilfully portrayed. “For He Had Great Pos- sessions was offered on Pas- sion Sunday. The cast: Mar- jorie Lally, Ben Azcl: Dorothy McGwynne. Johanan: Rita (Cont’d on p. 4. col. 3) COLONIALIZED The Mission Social, annual presentation of the Senior Class, unlike other years, took place in both the Academy Gym and the Auditorium, on October OUR PRINCIPAL ENJOYS WESTERN TRIP ’ It was my first trip West, a trip crowned with all the glamor of a first long journey. In anticipation. Sister said. the assignment of the three lectures for the Catechetical Congress colored thought and dominated emotions. Once that duty was performed, en- joyment prevailed. Oh. yes. I did enjoy the travel. It was a new experi- 26. The colonial background cncc to dine gracefully on a was different and proved to be an interesting way of compar- ing yesterday and today along with the commentations of Grandmother. After wit- nessing such an entertaining performance by the Seniors, the audience moved to the gym- nasium where popular dancing contests were held. The pro- ceeds of this affair, which was both financially and socially successful, were given to the missions. swiftly moving coach: it was a neglected phase of education to learn to do many things in the close quarters of a compart- ment : it was a challenge to fear actually to be overcome by sleep on the iron highway.” Was I thrilled?— I underwent a whole gamut of thrills. It was an intellec- tual thrill to attend the conven- tion. to be present at the con- vocation at Catholic Univer- sity. to listen to Our Holy Father. One was proud to be a Catholic. It was a patriotic thrill to visit the federal buildings, to stand before the paintings and statues of our forefathers, the builders, leaders, saviors of this glorious country. It was a religious thrill to visit our General Motherhouse. to meet so many religious of va- rious orders all at work with a unified purpose. But weren't you lonesome at all?” I know how glad I was to sec our own Sister Students at the University and at Convent Station, but it was an inde- scribable feeling to walk into Saint Xavier's Library and hear the words. Welcome home! After all I saw very little but I appreciate Saint Xavier’s more.” THE XAVIERETTE THE XAVIERETTE Edited Monthly by the Students of ST FRANCIS XAVIER'S ACADEMY Providence, R. I. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief_________________MARGARET SULLIVAN Assistant Editors_ROSEMARY GOULDING, GRACE MULCAHEY, OLGA LUSI, BETTY DOYLE, KATHRYN REARDON YOUTH SPEAKS! “Dauntlessly on wc swing . . Yes. that’s it—dauntless- ly! Nothing can stop us now! We have groomed our wings: we aided and were aided in their growth. Now we will soar higher and higher until we reach the pinnacle, success. We are impetuous, rebellious, arrogant, but most of all we are confident! We trust!—first of all in God and secondly in ourselves through God. We have been picked from the gnarled ancient tree of learning—glistening products not blighted by the pessimists of our day. All you have been reading about—it is not we. We re still the same as we always were. We are going to con- quer this world!—our world! These embittered cynics are not. thank God. representatives of the youth of the age. They represent the twisted minds of the day—minds, tortured by so many philosophies, the brain children of (pardon me) the numerous crack-pot free thinkers. Political—Economic ob- stacles—we never heard of these, they are merely the phraseology of our more glib-tongued friends. We guess we can take in our stride a few juts in the road. Wc can overtake them because our steps are not hesitant, not unsure and doubtful. Rather they are quick, sure and have all the confidence of youth. Do you wonder why this is? It is because the way will be so well lighted with the Light of the Redemption. There will be one shadow stretched across our path, but it will be one in which we shall labor, and willingly and cheer fully work for. that heart-rendering yet glorious shadow of the Cross. In this future alone does Youth hope and trust! WISDOM VS. SELFISHNESS The startling fact that the young Catholics of America could have their country converted in four years is enough to make the most blase cynic open his eyes and take notice. The only one who doesn't comprehend the importance of that dis- covery is young Catholic America itself. Perhaps the fad for languid glamour girls and indifferent men about town has slightly darkened their perspective, but youth’s perspective is easily changed, swayed, turned in the direction of the right or wrong cause. It needs an awakening to the truth that grey- haired men and disillusioned centenarians are not the salvation of America. Eager-eyed youngsters who know their religion and their country will make the ideal of Catholic Action a living, practical, all important fact. Don't let them tell you to take life easy. Arm chair con- tenders in the great struggle will advise you that the line of least resistance is the wisest course: your conscience will tell you it is the selfish course. A group of young people who hold the secret of their happiness, of life eternal, have an urgent duty to give that secret to their neighbor. The next four or five years will see this class of high school graduates already on the Road of Life to their ultimate des- tination. Whether they bring anyone with them on the right road, depends entirely on themselves. They can make America a Utopia. Will they do it? DAUNTLESSLY ON—! GLEE CLUB MARKS EVENTFUL YEAR The Ave Maria Choristers made their debut this year at the annual I. F. C. A. meeting, which was held October 30, 1939. Following this wonderful display of vocal talent, the Christmas program, consisting of the oft-repeated but ever- inspiring story of Christ’s Na- tivity was presented. On March 10. 1940. they sang a beautiful and inspiring finale to the Lenten play, the Hallelu- jah Chorus. As the crowning point of all their efforts, they presented the Indian lyric drama. “Sea- wana.” This beautiful oper- etta had for its setting a for- est glade near a Mohawk vil- lage in what is now New York SR. MARY SIENA GIVES ADDRESS At the Teachers' Institute held in LaSalle Academy on October 26 and 27 Sister Mary Siena. R.S.M., teacher of choral speaking and directress of the school's Junior verse choir, gave a most interesting and in- formative talk on “The Place of Choral Speaking in the Teaching of Poetry.” The members of the verse choir gave a splendid demonstration of the technique involved and the aims and purpose applied to actual class work. State. The story centered about jealous Neaqua’s plot to ruin the love of a cheery maid. “Seawana.” for Nakowa. How- ever, through the ingenious discoveries of Olgineoqua the solution is a happy one. The principal roles were played by Dorothy Lent. Mary Gilson, Gertrude Foehr and Margaret Crook. The proceeds of this play were, as usual. St. Xavier’s con- tribution to the Catholic Char- ity Fund Appeal. CLASSIC GUILD AGAIN APPEARS The Classic Guild entertained the student body early in Feb- ruary with its presentation of Shakespeare’s immortal “Mer- chant of Venice.” Stanley Cobleigh’s excellent portrayal of Shylock proved to be the highlight of the pUy. Portia’s mercy speech was sin- cere and appealing, with Miss Joan Beckwith taking the part of the popular heroine. Gray Carpenter, who played the role of Bassanio, Portia's lover, marked his second appearance at the Academy with Mr. Cob- leigh and Miss Beckwith. The Guild Players did not present the classic in its en- tirety. but chose scenes for their high dramatic power and com- edy appeal. THE XAVIERETTE BE YE NOT HEARERS ONLY OF THE WORD, BUT DOERS! FATHER CURRAN GIVES ADDRESS Reverend Doctor Edward Lodge Curran, noted speaker and apologist, lectured at St. Xavier's Auditorium in com- memoration of National Educa tion Week on November 13. 1939. Reverend Doctor Curran is the Editor-in-Chief of the offi- cial magazine of the Interna tional Catholic Truth Society. A Catholic Radio Representa- tive for the Diocese of Brook- lyn and speaker on the Cath olic Hour. a weekly broad- cast. Father Curran's oratori- cal ability has brought him into contact with every part of the country. For his subject. Father chose 'Militant Catholocism,” one which brought many interest- ing and vital points before our eyes. One of the many im- pressive comparisons was in- cluded in the statement that we are all Madonnas guarding the reputation of the Church in our arms just as Mary guarded the Christ Child. NOTED ACTIONIST CALLS CATHOLIC ACTION A COMMAND OF GOD! Paul McGuire, noted jour- nalist and novelist, addressed the entire student body in St. Xavier’s auditorium on March 7. Mr. McGuire was educated by the Christian Brothers at the University of Adelaide. He has been foreign correspondent to numerous publications in REMEMBER — I AM THE CHURCH! FATHERS McVINNEY LEAD RETREAT, Reverend Russell McVinney of the Cathedral Parish con ducted the annual retreat this year at St Xavier's Academy. His conferences proved to be both interesting and instructive. Father McVinney's talks most- ly concerned sin and prayer. He said that the world was a battlefield with sin as the enemy that we Christians were constantly fighting. Father ad vised that Catholic youth could best conquer sin by reso lute prayer. Petitions to God and the saints in Heaven are the most powerful weapons that we can use. Father McVinney left with the stu dents three principles, which, if we practice, will aid us in our future life. These principles were purity, prayer and loy- alty to our faith. BARONESS VIEWS POWER POLITICS A woman who escaped from Danzig only two days before the bombs began to fall and the German planes swooped down upon the Polish Corri- dor. visited the halls of St. Xavier’s on November 24. She was Baroness de Hueck. genial, magnetic enthusiast, one time member of the Czarist Russian Nobility. Her subject. The Second World War. revealed impassionately and truthfully the real conditions in Germany. Poland and the other countries on the checkerboard of Euro- pean power politics. Her no- bility and training as a social worker enabled her to inter- view the otherwise inaccessible public officials, and to obtain first-hand impressions from hundreds of working people and peasants. and McLaughlin RECOLLECTION DAY Father McLaughlin of St. Mary’s. Newport, addressed the Seniors on their Day of Rec- ollection. Father gave the graduating class much food for thought when he spoke to them concerning their fu- ture life. scattered parts of the world. Those who listened to this cos- mopolitan Catholic actionist were quickened in their Catho- lic Action spirit because one of the laity was telling the laity the practicability of the movement. The substance of Mr. McGuire's speech was: Catholic Action is essentially an apostolate. Its business is to convert the world. To con- vert the world we must con- vert men. And that means for each of us that we must try to convert the men we know. Will You — be a lay leader in the near future? CATHOLIC ACTION . . . THE THING OF THE MOMENT! NOTED LAYWOMAN LECTURES HERE In May, 1940, the stu- dent body of Saint Xavier’s had the pleasure of attending a lecture given by Mrs. Elizabeth Marable Brennan. LL.D.. wife of the former Supreme Court Justice Philip A. Brennan. Mrs. Brennan is renowned for her outstanding work as a Catholic Actionist. as former President of the I. F. C. A. and as a social worker for 40 years in Brooklyn. The audience, need- less to say. found Mrs. Bren nan’s lecture both enjoyable and informative. AN APPRECIATION We wish to express our earnest appreciation to all who aided us in compiling this edition of THE XAV- IER. This is public com- mendation. too. to the Xavierette staff, whose year’s work has brought it All- Catholic Honors. VOCATION WEEK OFFERS VARIETY This year’s Vocation Week. | from March 10-15, outdid all previous ones in regard to variety. As an opening exercise we witnessed, on Sunday evening, the very colorful passion play, For He Had Great Posses- sions. The major roles were portrayed by the Misses Mar- jorie Lally, Dorothy Mc- Gwynn. Rita McNealy. Mary Grace Carroll. Mary Moriarty. Rose Mary Canning. Margue- rite Flynn, and Valerie Dev- ereaux. Monday, we heard a very fine lecture on the Religious Vocation, by the Reverend James T. McKenna. O.P.. a professor of liturgy at Provi- dence College. Much mission- ary zeal was stirred in the hearts of our sodalists. when on Tues- day we attended a lecture given by Father Loftus. a Columban Father from Bristol. His ex- periences in his ten years of labor in China, added interest and color to his talk. On Wednesday morning. Sis- ter M. Paul, a Sister of St. Francis, and Superintendent of nurses at St. Joseph’s Hospital, extended very valuable, first hand information concerning the nursing profession. A very colorful program, under the title of Home- maker’s Day took place on Thursday. In a fashion show, the Mater Admirabilis Sewing Club displayed and modeled their own handicraft. Among those modelling were Cather- ine Riley, Mary Flanagan. Anne Pierce, Rita McConnell, Marguerite O'Rourke. Claire La Chance, and many others. The usual Open Forum was offered by the Seniors on Fri- day. Reverend Joseph Degnan conducted the Question Box. to which the members of va- rious classes had submitted que- ries. He also distributed prizes for Vocation Week Poster Con- test. The subjects discussed were. Choosing a Career — Louise Sullivan. Is God Calling You? — Margaret Goforth. A Woman's Place in the Home —Gloria De Sisto. Doing God’s Will Bring’s Happiness —Vera Vose. P. C. PROFESSOR LECTURES HERE Dr. O’Neill, professor of English at Providence College, and noted man of letters, lec- tured at St. Xavier’s in April. This was not his first appear- ance before a group of earnest Xavicrites. Once, two years previous, he had completely charmed his feminine audience with his interesting lecture on books. His literary credoes are well known to every Xavi- erite. Dr. O'Neill is the noted author of that unusual Book About Books. which is an informative discussion on the merits and demerits of the types of literature. IN SYMPATHY We offer our sincere sym- pathy to all those who will weep when we have gone! THE XAVIERETTE OUR DAYS... It was a thrill for Miss Senior to walk proudly into the first floor of the new build- ing in September and realize that this was her year to reign supreme as Queen of the Red Bow. A year of fun. frolic, and frenzied study loomed ahead, but most of all a year that spelled excitement after three years of hopeful expecta- tion. Notwithstanding this. Rita Tefft expressed some regret at the passing of an unforgetable summer; the mysteries of Bi- ology finally claimed her in- terest. however. . . . The com- mercial girls were immediately initiated into the art of keep- ing time to shorthand records instead of Glenn Miller's latest swing contribution. Of course October brought the football season and a headache for Dot Hughes who was trying to keep up with the exploits of a certain red-haired fullback. . . . But even the cheering section faded into nonentity when the eve- ning of December 29 loomed on the horizon. In spite of an epidemic of measles in Senior I. the victims. Kathryn Reardon and Marjorie Tingley man- aged to hobble into the Bilt- more for their Prom. It was worth the effort to see the us- ual uniform-dad misses wear- ing billowy gowns, and wear- ing with a grace. . . . That was the highlight of the year, but there were still more ex- citing moments after the fading corsages had been laid to rest. Rita Haley and Madeline Wold spent many an anxious mo- ment deciding which was the most becoming coiffure for their photographs. . . . Mary Min- nie” Wyatt. Mary Flanagan, and Bertha McCusker gave Senior II a practical example of the modern terpsichorean art to relieve the tension of school work. The approach of Commence- ment brings a note of regret when we realize that we will no longer see these familiar sights: Mary Holden and Mary Hogan identifying themselves by spell- ing their names: Kay Mc- Queeny giving an animated ac- count of what happened Last Night; Ruth Hermann clearing her vocal chords preparatory to a classroom oration: Mary Da- ley upsetting the class with her (Cont'd on Col. 4) ALUMNAE BALL IS The Alumnae of St. Xav- ier's Academy held its annual Ball at the Providence Billmore Hotel on December 29. Bill Carlin’s Orchestra furnished the music for approximately three hundred couples. The mem- bers of the Class of I 940 and their escorts were guests of the Alumnae Association. Among the features for the evening were the Grand March and. of course. the Balloons. The Grand March took place at ten o'clock and was led by the presidents of the four Senior classes: Marjorie Lally. Gloria DeSisto. Margaret Mimnaugh. and Margaret Goforth. The Balloons, the objects of a dig- nified scramble besides being a festive note, were an enter- SENIOR AWARDED SECOND PLACE Rose Mary Canning, of St. Xavier’s Academy, who spoke on Our Land and Our Lady.” was awarded second place at the annual Oratorical Contest held at St. Raphael’s Academy. Pawtucket, on March 3. Thirteen representatives from high schools in the dioccese competed for the Bishop Ke- ough trophies. James Tobin of Mount St. Charles Academy. Woonsocket, and Miriam Jettinghoff, from St. Mary's Academy, Provi- dence. were judged winners. Second place was also awarded to J. Vincent Carty of St. Raphael’s Academy. GALA OCCASION! taining highlight. Attractive bracelets were given as favors. MISS DOYLE AT THE R. I. S. P. A. At the annual Fall conven- tion of the Rhode Island Schol- astic Press Association, which was held at the Mount Pleasant High School. Miss Betty Doyle, speaking at one of the sectional meetings, was given as a sub- ject. News That Is News.” In a very brilliant and fas- cinating manner, she stated her views on carrying out to ful- filment the real reason for the existence of a high school pa- per. She believed that scholas- tic achievements should receive as much recognition in school publications as any sports event or social attainment. Also representing St. Xavier, were the Misses Margaret Sulli- van. Grace Mulcahey. Olga Lusi. Catherine Reardon, and Rosemary Goulding. DRAMATIC TALENT (Cont’d from p. 1. col. 4) McNealey. Zacheus; Mary Grace Carroll. Nason: Mary Moriarty. Bar Timaeus; Rose Mary Canning. Asenath: Mar- guerite Flynn. Hadassah; Va- lerie Devereaux. Azor: Mar- garet McIntyre. Leah: Louise Sullivan. Miriam; Bernadette San Souci. Afra: Anna Mun- son. Service; Anna Curran. Lydia: Patricia West. Rhea: Lucia O'Brien. Flavia. BASKETBALL YEAR IS INTERESTING The cheers which resounded in the S. X. A. gym during the 1939-1940 basketball season were not unwarranted, for the much-coveted shield was the object of the Contest—and we do mean contest! The first battle was fought between Sen- iors and Juniors from which the Seniors emerged victorious with a close score but the first lap of the race accomplished. On January 31. 1940 the race was resumed when Seniors met Sophs who literally mowed ’em down” by a one point score. The Sophomores marched onward to meet the Junior team on March 6. The game ended with the Juniors victo- rious and went on to meet the Seniors in April’s final victory. THE VARSITY TEAM CF—Madeline Goucher RF—Rose Langan LF—Lorenza Coletti CG—Gladys Patnaude RG—Edith Donatelli LG—Marie Thorpe S. S. S. CLUB NOTES The members of the Sedcs Sapientiae Science Club” are selected from the Junior and Senior science classes and meet- ings are scheduled for Friday afternoon after school. On the first Friday of the month at the general meeting a guest speaker is heard or a student program is presented. On the other Fridays the Club visits some place of interest such as Lout- tit’s Laundry. Journal Build- ing. Bond Baking Co.. Court House. Rhode Island School of Pharmacy and the Rumford Chemical Works. The speakers for the year have been Mr. Thomas D'Am- ico—At the Antarctic with Byrd (Second mate—Byrd’s second expedition). Mr. Edward Hale—Safety and Economy of Aviation (Manager Narragansett Avia- tion Service). Mr. John Maguire—f inger Printing (Superintendent of Criminal Investigation). The Club is affiliated with the American Institute of the City of New York and with the Student Science Clubs of America. DR. PAUL FURFEY TALKS SOCIOLOGY The Reverend Paul Hanly Furfey. eminent author, edu- cator. organizer, and sociolo- gist. was the honored guest of St. Xavier's on April 29. Dr. Furfey is a member of the fac- ulty of the Catholic University of Washington, which is num- bered among this country’s largest Catholic educational centers. He is the acting head of the Sociology Department at the Catholic University, a member of the faculty of the National Catholic School of Social Science and he ranks prominently in the Catholic Youth movement throughout the country. His talk on Problems of the Adolescent” was well received. OUR DAYS . . . (Cont’d from Col. 1 ) infectious giggle: Catherine Riley demonstrating her agility by walking on all fours; The- rese Breckel amusing her neigh- bors with caricatures. . . . Most of all we hate to leave the campus, the classrooms, the sisters, the crowded locker rooms, the real friendships, and everything that has spelled S. X. A. to us for four years. The Sodality Bell SODALITY BELL CELEBRATES ITS THIRD BIRTHDAY The Bell has completed its third year of services to S. X. A. Sodalists. It plays such an important part in the life of every St. Xavier’s student. Its cheerful and colorful appearance at- tracts as a magnet would. May the Sodality Bell continue to entertain and aid the girls spiritually for many years to come. Editors of this section. Marjorie Lally. Gloria De Sisto Margaret Goforth. MARGARET MlMNAUGH. SOCIALS FOR THE MISSIONS The mission zeal of St. Xavier students is clearly manifested by the willing way in which they cooperate in all mission ac- tivities. Mission socials are attended by all. Johnny Mite Box is kept filled, and large amounts of stamps and tinfoil are col- lected. THE POOR YOU HAVE ALWAYS Thanksgiving and Christmas were made much happier for some poor families who were the recipients of well-filled bas- kets. Besides filling grocery baskets, active Sodalists sent candy to the institutions. THE CHARACTER BUILDER In September every class room received a Character Tower which was to be built by aspirations. Now. at the close of another year, the structures have been completed. Thousands of ejaculations have been recorded in the “Sodality Bell” each month. The Holy Souls will be eternally grateful to you! QUEEN'S WORK The Queen's Work is under the protection of Our Ladies mantle. Therein lies the secret of its success. The Sodalists of S. X. A. are indebted to this monthly publication for the spiritual aid and enjoyment that it has given them. IN RETROSPECT It has been a successful sodality year, we think we may safely conclude. Activities? There have been many. From the Freshman Welcome through all the Mission socials, the dra- matic debuts, the lectures and lecturers, the work we’ve done in our parishes, the cooperation with the Press Crusade and Charity Drive and our answering of questionnaires, collecting of stamps, tinfoil, saying aspirations to the final activities of World-Wide Sodality Day and Commencement Week, we’ve kept our breath through it all. Now comes summer, vacation and farewell. But that's not the end! No. it’s just the begin- ning. your beginning to put into laboratory practise the things the Sodality has taught you. Are we going to see future Catholic Action groups flourishing because you’ve learned the truth of Ad Jesum per Mariam? NOTE OF THANKS We are indeed grateful to the Reverend RICHARD L. ROONEY. S.J.. for his splendid talks to us in preparation for World-Wide Sodality Day. AD JESUM PER MARIAM MONTHLY SPIRITUAL MEETINGS On the First Friday of each month the students of St. Xavier’s filed into their auditorium and witnessed a very well-planned and inspirational meeting—their Sodality Meeting. Various activities were carried on each month according to feasts and holidays which were to be celebrated. The S. X. A. Sodality will live on. in our homes, in our parishes, and in our future lives because these memorable meetings instilled Catholic Action into our hearts! STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN MERCY DAY PILGRIMAGE The colorful pageantry of our Mercy Day Pilgrimage will long linger in our memories. Before an altar decorated in white gladiolas and a shrine of Our Biassed Mother alight with myriad candles, each girl offered a red rose, symbolic of the love she bore her Queen. The singing of “Loved Mother” echoed a few minutes later by the seven hundred voices in a solemn Act of Consecration preceded by a talk from Father Dillon, in which he bade farewell to the work which for so many years he has conducted here. FRESHMEN ARE GUESTS OF SENIOR SISTERS Do you remember the welcome party that was conferred in honor of the Freshmen? How each Freshman was escorted to her seat and entertained by two Seniors—our Prefect's ad- dress of welcome—the community sing— the conclusion of the party as the strains of our “Alma Mater” echoed through- out the gymnasium? Le Petit Xaverien LE PETIT XAVERIEN Permettez-moi de vous introduire au Petit Xaverien. la publication franqaise de notre ecole. Quoiqu'il ne fut cree que cette annee, il sut se faire aime par les etudiantes. Chaque mois. il fait son tour et visite ses pctites amics. II apporte avec lui les nouvelles mensuelles en fran ;ais et les differentes activites du club fran ;ais de chaque classe. C’est avec sincerite que nous le remercions de sa fidelite envers nous durant 1'annee. PIECE FRANCAISE Mardi, le 21 decembre, fut une journee joycusc pour les pctites Franqais de Saint Xavier. En ce jour, nous eumes notre premiere piece fran ;aise, I Avocat Patelin. Les per- sonnages. Camille Blair. Mary Girard. Mary Wilson et Helen Seery revelerent leur capacite comme actrices. Entre les actes. lassemblee fut amusee par des poemcs fran qais et des chansons franqaises. une etant Au Clair de la I.une. La journee fut terminee par le chant national de France, La Marseillaise. et par la salutation franqaise au drapeau americain. POUR LES SENIORS SEULEMENT Le ruban rouge. L’ anneau d’ ecole. La danse des graduees. Le barret et la toge. Les portraits dcs graduees. Le choix de vocations. F,es examens pour entrer au college. La visite au Mount Sainte Rita. La journee de recollection. La journee de la classe senior. Le banquet. La graduation. Le diplome. Les adieux. LE LAPIN DE PAQUES Dans certains pays d’Europe. d'ou la coutumc est venue aux Etats-Unis les enfants s’amusent le jour de Paques autant que le jour de Noel. Pour ces enfants le lapin de Paques est aussi agreable que le Pere Noel parce qu'il leur donne de beaux oeufs de Paques. s'ils ont ete sages. Alors, ils sont dans leurs bons jours avant Paques. La veillc de Paques ils se couchent de bonne heure mais ils ne s'endorment pas. Ils restent vigilants pour essayer de voir le lapin blanc. Sur ces entrefattes leurs parents sont bien occupes, a faire boullir et a colorer des oeuts dans la cuisine. Finalement les enfants s'endorment et quand ils se reveillent. ils trouvent qa et la les oeufs que le lapin blanc de Paques a caches pour eux. Quel plaisir! Quelle gaiete! DEVINETTES Qu'est-ce qui a une tete mais ne pense pas. une bouche mais ne mange pas. un lit mais ne dort pas. remue continucllement. mais demeure toujours a la mcme place? (une riviere) Comment pouvez-vous faire quatre neufs equivalair cent? (99 9 9) Si la seule soeur. du seul frere du votre mere a un seul enfant, comment cet enfant est-il parent avec vous? (c'est vous-meme) Qu’est-ce qui passe a travers la fenetre sans la briser? (le soleil) TROIS PETITS PAROLES MON ECOLE St. Xavier, mon ecole Sous ton toil, je demeure: Ici j’entends. de douces paroles Qui souvent calment mes pleurs. Chaque heure, chaque seconde Tu les devoues. a mon sujet: Moi. ton eleve. tu m'inondes De prieres. d un bonheur parfait. Tcs avis me gardent sage Tou jours, tu tiens a me conseiller; Mais si jamais, je perds courage. Vers toi. St. Xavier, je me dirigerai. Quand viendra le moment de te quitter Pour me diriger vers une autre voie; Ne manque jamais te rappeler Mon amitie pour toi. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle F'ranqais de la premiere annee nous presentera un programme tout en franqais le 19 mars. La premiere classe nous offrirons Le Commerce Reprend. La deuxieme classe, une drame Cendrillon. Une recitation nous sera donnee par un group de la troisiemc classe. La quatrieme classe. Le Petit Chaperon Rouge une drame: et la cinquieme classe nous don- nera aussi une drame La F in des Korrigans. Nous entendrons des conversations comme-ci. Au Telephone. En Route. Le 5 o’clock Tea et Au Restaurant. Nous esperons que vous vous amuserez bien car les eleves qui prennent part dans cette representation ont fait de leur micux pour preparer quelque chose de tres interessant. Le Bureau de Direction: Rita Rhnaud Doris Forcier Eileen F'orrest Margaret Gravell Jeanne La Forest L X AV HER- 1940 Presents - - - I lie Activities “From every side with eager stride, we form in the lines of victory. Our heads are lifted high. Catholic Ac- tion our cry as dauntlessly on we swing to dare and do. ’neath the Queen's white and blue, for our Flag, for our Faith, for Christ the Lord!” OFFICERS OF SODALITY OF OUR LADY Prefect................................. Chairman of Our Lady’s Committee Chairman of the Eucharistic Committee Chairman of the Social Committee Secretary............................... Queen's Work Advisory Board............. Queen’s Work Committee ................. Chairman of Publicity Committee Chairman of Mission Committee ..........Mary Hayes Margaret Mimnaugh Margaret Howell Claire McEvilly Margaret Goforth ......Laura Ferraris ......Agnes Keenan . Margaret Sullivan Gloria De Sisto Page One Hundred Fifty-six 4 12 3 FACULTY AUXILIARY Seniors 1. Marjorie Lally 3. Margaret Mimnaugh 2. Gloria De Sisto 4. Margaret Goforth ORCHESTRAL CLUB Student Leader...............................Miriam Krckorian Treasurer.......................................Jeanne Savard Page One Hundred Fifty-seven AVE MARIA CHORISTERS President Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Grace Mulcahey Helen McNulty Margaret Crook . Betty Dyer MATER ADMIRABILIS SEWING CLUB President . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . . Mary Flanagan Rose Misurilli Genevieve Szylen . Catherine Hogan Page One Hundred Fifty-eight ROSA MYSTICA PLAYERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . . Valerie Devereaux Mary McMurrough Margaret McIntyre ....Patricia West SEDES SAPIENTIAE SCIENCE CLUB President . . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . . . Gloria Carbone Evelyn Strach Rita Kicrnan Mary Fontaine Page One Hundred Fifty-nine GERMAN CLUB President Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer. . STELLA MATUTINA ART CLUB .....Beatrice Bouchard ................................... Valerie Brodeur ................................... Beatrice Vermette ....................................Odette Cardanha Page One Hundred Sixty TYPING CLUB BASKETBALL CLUB Senior Manager.....................................Madeline Goucher Junior Manager ...................................... Jane McCann Sophomore Manager.............................................Mary McElroy Page One Hundred Sixty-one ALUMNAE RECEPTION XAVIERETTE STAFF Editor-in-Chief Margaret Sullivan Assistant Editors: Grace Mulcahey. Betty Doyle. Kathryn Reardon. Olga Lusi, Rosemary Goulding and Eileen Forrest Typists: Virginia Linehan, Claire Leveillee, Margaret Goforth and Margaret Mimnaugh Page One Hundred Sixty-two SODALITY BELL STAFF Claire McEvilly, Margaret Mimnaugh. Laura Ferraris LE PETIT XAVERIEN STAFF Editors: Doris Forcier. Rita Renaud, Dorothy Cullen, Margaret GrovclI. Jeanne La Forest. Marie Burns Page One Hundred Sixty-three JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB President .........................................Eileen Kenny Vice-President.......................................... Miriam Sullivan Secretary............................................................Anna Converse Treasurcr................................................Louise Morris SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB President .....................................................Mildred Lally Vice-President...............................................Carmen Vauthier Secretary............................................... Catherine McGuigan Treasurer...................................................... Norma Bradley Page One Hundred Sixty-four j A XX | .'.,4 1 % i 1 i I | V I it!! u w •• � V ■ £ Jft SOCIETAS LINGUAE LATINAE President....................................................Betty Doyle Vice-President......................................................Edna Shannon Secretary............................................Eleanor Blackburn Treasurer...........................................................Mary Denneny lUKHtUUu A A 14 AAA X A A X X' X vA A A:- A x A'X'” h !U 'V , is BOOKKEEPING CLUB President........................................................Rita Lavallee Vice-President.................................................Claire Leveillee Secretary..................................................Vera Vose Treasurer..........................................Eleanor Manchester Page One Hundred Sixty-five SENIOR FRENCH CLUB Page One Hundred Sixty-six N. C. TYPING ASSOCIATION MEMBERS lllliillUUii ,l U4 UUlU I� A Jl’ A Jt' J. N. C. 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