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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

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P+ 1-x N N U1 hunks in the running brooks Qrzrmuns m stones anh gush an enerptbmg +148-'fgy if ,fr ...ff T v f 41? '35 tnoulh not change it. . .' -Theater Gentle, strong, uno haliant -Uur Patroness So quiet ano so sweet . .. -nur may 'will go along together . -Undergraduates why oo people lobe you? -Seniors 'we learneo . . . together. -Faculty 'illiberehp bangs a tale .. . -Activities SAINT XAVlER'S CHAPEL, located in Xavier Hall, is a gem of architecture and decoration. During retreat the girls have . access to it. Here our teachers daily pray for us. ACADEMY HALL, the newest of the three buildings at Saint Xavier's, borders the school campus. This building was dedie cated in l929 and contains the offices of the principal, secre- tary, and treasurer of the school. Both the classical and scientific students attend classes in Academy Hall. lllil mf' 'l llll .. il vb. s Q11 the tnnrIh's a stage gnu all the men anb tnnmen merely players . . . illibey babe their exits anh their entrances Huh one man in his time plays many parts . . . 2. ' , Q . Ig I 1 I To Uur latroness . . . Mother Mary Bernfmliiio, lt.S.M. Muruen usnuifxi IT IS A DEEPLY appreciated privilege for the Class of i953 to dedicate this edition of THE XAVIER to Mother Mary Bernadine, R.S.M., Mother General ot the Sisters ot Mercy in the United States ot America. As Mother General for twelve years and as Mother Assistant General tor the same length ot time, Mother Mary Bernardine has been actively engaged in administering the affairs of the Generalate since the amalgamation in i929. Since 1941, she has held the highest position, superior general ot 6,000 Religious Sisters ot Mercy, more than halt the entire number of daughters of Mother Mc Auley in this country. Her Sisters have beheld in her a model of spiritual authority, a pattern from the heart of the true Sister ot Mercy, gentle, strong, and valiant . . . Agfa, ,-f' Gentle, strung ani: haliant. MOTHER GENERAL holds a statue, once the possession oi Mother Mary Catherine McAuley, foundress of the Sisters of Mercy 122 years ago. Among Mother General's souvenirs, too, are reolia from Mercy mis- sions in Belize, Trinidad, and British Guiana. J'-, Vi ee WON'T YOU SIGN your name in our guest book? Mother General invites visi- tors to the General Motherhouse in Bethesda, Maryland. Many Church digni- taries, learned scholars, visiting superiors, Sisters, and lay guests have left this brief record of a delightful visit. smart X. hr., I x x IAL Aiiiiiiig Mother General was taught by the Sisters of Mercy in Saint Patriclcs Grammar School, Belletontaine, Ohio. Previous to her entrance into the Cincinnati community, she attended classes at Our Lady of Mercy Academy in that city. Her period of novitiate completed, Mother General taught in grammar school for five years and for the same length ot time in Our Lady ot Mercy Academy, previous to her work at Sister's College, Catholic University, Washington. She returned to Cincinnati as Directress of the Academy. FROM THE NUCLEUS that was Mother McAuIey's convent at Baggott Street, Dublin, Ireland, the Institute has grown pro- digiously. Mother General here points out the extent of the Union in this country, I . PROVINQ 5-. I I A-Ai 5 4 . I 0 , . ' n O 5 .9 9 , I . 4 it-N 9 -C ., V . fry it g :xr ' . ' s 9 i s A ' . N I X lx N, ' For nine years there she was so successful as admin- istrator that she was elected Reverend Mother ot the Cincinnati community. During her term ot oftice, she directed the construction ot an addition to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton and of a new academy at West- wood. Her term of oftice had just expired at the time of the amalgamation. She was elected Mother Assistant General on August 28, I929, and Mother General twelve years later. THROUGH HER MOTHERS PROVINCIAL, detailed record keep- ing, and personal visitations, Mother keeps in close contact with her Sisters' work in the core ot the poor, sick, and ignorant. ky HOW DO YOU THINK thot red corduroy slurf would look wnlh my new grey blouse7 asks Evelyn Farrell of Senior One of June Darley of Senior Two und Jocm Carroll of Sensor Three The glrls paused nn from of a Shephard Store window lo admire new fall seporoles displayed 1l1ere I JANE Mll.l.EN and Vcmderlyn Ernclcson prepare lo present slu- dent idenliflcolion cards lo the U.T.C. bus driver. Thus girls from all paris of the stole are fronsporfed lo and from school. , 4. . - S-M J-' ff-f+ .J 112.1-iii reminhing us nt Bihiue iBrnhihenre sn quiet anh sn sweet . . Hiliappp is your grate what tan translate the stuhhnrness nt fortune 3III so quiet Qnh su stneet a stple . . QBur titp is nameh fur that Eihinitp that shapes our euhs rough hem them burn tue mill. SAINTS PETER AND P UL C THE h f I ff h I for Xovierite I1 b O d I h left of the church I Consfo d h Ik h h b ll b d d I school d f II d I d f Th X ph h saying of a dolly R h f h I d S In th b h I d b h d d I1 d h f O Lady P in the presence f f h Ap I X! -fu ., 1 r , ,,: I, Y, 4' f jg fit I-, 44' ff flfwv UT ff Underlraduate f 1 4' ,I ,V , ' ' 7 ! , I - 4 f , I 5 I 'lf Q7 ,W WWW mnm,14u n!1f iffgggl ' ' ' 4 'I' .51 w. f ag-l -'fi a J . f 5 we N f s f 1 XX I. Y ' X . . 5 ' I f I K A QU H l1g . N x K g Z' VL f ,i 7 'I x'-' ' ' H m f f, ' E I 'qi X 1 I HMM : '15 4 ' ah ' '7 7 1 t I ly : E . ,y 3 1 I W . I 5 1 V ' M X, f . W1 . , . I A X Ig .ti X I' A A1511 f Y ' A x I I ' -. X h . 'A -, 5 Mi + f W- N. XXX. I X V xn:fz7f?1i' I V f- j A 5 , X ., Qi , 4l A - , 1 ' y l ,, A 1. , ' ' z I L., 1 1 ,. if 4 Y!! 5.l ',,l X , ' mx XX If lg. ' y 1 i . f f I k 1 ...r , 1 .I , .-, , .lf A V .nf dk! J' 'Z-f , Bottom row, left to right: J. Ford, G. DelBonis, M. Gormally B. Plunkett, M. Clabby, M. Stubbs, R. Smith, G. Condon A. Costa, C. Pucci, M. Cahill, J. Pinsonneault. Second Raw: A. Brown, J. Guidone, D. Heslin, M. Bruin, S. Thorpe, M Burns, M. Costello, M. Cotter, C. Stevens, C. Brennan, R. Fogarty, K. O'Brien, M. Hogan. Third row: T. Radigan, L 1 1 uf .GE HW. - .... Fraieli, D. Poirier, K. Beliveau, J. Withrow, D. MacDonald, M. Grimes, C. Devaney, M. McDonough, M. Pistolese, P. McCabe, M. Maxville, M. Roddy. Top row: B. Hughes, J. Humphrey, E. O'Brien, M. Sabins, C. Turcotte, L. Vossler, B. Romano, C. Zambarano, S. Rossi, A. LaFrance, N. Catan- zarc, F. Lovett. leigh as mp heart . . Puzzled faces, piles of books, S. X. A. caps perched on their heads, and green bows typify this year's freshman class consisting of 108 students. Quite thrilled with outside activities, freshmen anx- iously ioined several clubs. Basketball, home eco- nomics, orchestra, and the art club proved favorite choices. . Since the Blessed Sacrament is ever present in Xavier Hall, freshmen are greatly privileged to have home- rooms there. Change of classes takes them to Acad- emy and Mercy Halls during the day. Freshmen One, Two, and Three comprise the classical, scientific, and commercial divisions. Their class presi- dents are Catherine Brennan, Margaret McGovern, and Ruth Powers. CAROL SULLIVAN and Denise Scott of Freshman One voice their wholehearted approval of school life at Saint Xavier's. Both feel that the Freshmen Welcome highlighted their activities at the academy. EXHIBITING HER SENSE of humor, Ruth Powers of Freshman Three gives quick re- action to an amusing story. As president of her class, Ruth requires this in order to carry on entertaining class meetings and establish friendly relations among the girls. I ct l, 1 cene l DON'T FORGET, girls, we have to meet our quota, Claire Anderson of Freshman Three reminds her class as she passes the mite box. Members of the class contribute generously to the missions as well as various other proiects throughout the year. Bottom row, left to right: N. Rainville, V. Oteri, J. Letour- neau, R. Powers, P. Mulick, C. Anderson, M. Collins, P. Coffey, N. Maestri, B. Brochu, P. Jackson, M. Cross. Second row: C. Healey, C. Sullivan, V. Ledwidge, F. Ryan, J. Faille, M. Gilroy, M. Shallcross, B. Ferber, A. Fleck, P. Kane, A. Cahill, M. Doyon, M. Myers, C. Brennan. Third row: N. R. Thibodeau, M. DiSandro, L. Gemma, B. Mar- tinelli, B. Floody, M. McGovern, B. Duquette, M. LaFleur, A. Hickey, C. Magee, J. Clegg, C. Centracchio, A. Tobin. Top row: T. Fiorentini, E. Walsh, D. Scott, C. Burns, J. Dux- bury, G. Gevry, D. Keech, D. Flood, M. Campbell, P. Silvia, M. Durand, R. Nolin, C. Zampa, M. Rancourt. McLellan, --.-... anis- 5- Z Z - - we tmznt cuupleh anh inseparable Coming from schools all over the state, T19 pre- college sophomores entered here this year. In Sophomore One, the classical division taught by Sister Mary Marjorie, R.S.M., there are 47 girls study- ing religion, English, French, Latin, algebra, physical training, art, and music. Having chosen scientific courses, Sophomores Two and Three are taught by Sisters Mary Rosalia and Mary Emily, R.S.M., respectively. Their curriculum in- cludes biology instead ot Latin, nine from Sophomore Two and also Sophomore Three take general mathe- matics rather than algebra. Among their extra-curricula activities these pre- college groups list dramatics, art, orchestra, library, and basketball. .q., my 1? .f1'Wi. -fl 7 J, -s,-R ,-4 ' . K I fit. sf T . Q.. , 3 BLUE TlES are worn proudly by all sophomores, particularly by 1, J Elizabeth McAleer and Patricia Smith of Sophomore One. Both classical and scientific groups take the pre-college course with fitting adaptations. Bottom row, lelt to right: M. McLaughlin, M. Ricci, E. Bourre, D. Garrahan, P. Rokutis, M. Noonan, E. Carmello, C. Du- fresne, A. Gendron, N, Daignault, A. Shunney, M. Gilmartin, A. Martin, J. Mullen, M. Cunningham, M. Slattery. Second row: G. Brozoza, J. Santucci, H. Fallon, T. Jolls, M. Way- land, E. Viens, M. Rathier, B. Coutanche, C. Dailey, R. Romano, H. Reilly, M. Winthrop, N. Lowder, D. McDermott, L. Areson, P. Cardin, B. Oakley. Third row: B. Sears, C. 'ftp' --1 r- --wi-f S: ' nnnllf -i-' ' 4 Y QV? Murphy, P. C. Mitson, M. Toomey, Langlais, E. B. Bradley, dowski, J. D. Petrarca, Quigley, S. Schenck, D. Cahill, V. Coutanche L. Siever, C. Canavan, F. Donovan, A. Renfro J. Kettell, J. Fanning, E. Marsella. Top row: J Lynch, J. Hart, L. Zompa, S. Rotelli, R. Lafferty A. Marsella, L. Pernaveau, L. Stannord, E. Sa McCormack, E, Dupre, L. Laliberte, C. Vallier M. Forcier. willingly tu school . . ...- il: i lt I Bottom row, left to right: J. Kane, P. Whalen, M. Deuel, A. Mahoney, T. Spicuzzo, B. Ashcroft, F. Raolucci, R. Pezzullo, M. Oates, L. Lucchetti, N. Manera, D. McPhillips, M. Pisa- turo, S. Vincent, J. Wade. Second row: J. Ramsay, J. St. Cyr, P. Hughes, E. Gladding, M. Belconis, B. Waywacky, R. Kaskevitz, M. McCaffrey, D. Smith, L. Ostiguy, G. Ronci, M. Guilbault, 8. Swallow, H. Travis, J. Pignataro, J. Por- Five of the eight sophomore classes this year belong to the business group. They are Sophomore Four, Five, Six, Seven, and Eight, together averaging l37 students. Preparing to earn a living soon after grad- uation, they study seriously and diligently. American history, business mathematics, Spanish, English, and religion comprise their schedule for the year. Since they have a choice of three different courses in their junior year, the secretarial, bookkeeping, and cleri- cal, they are prepared by the end of the year to make the important decision. LOUISE THOMAS and Rita LaCroix of Sophomore Five prepare a bulletin board display depicting the Rosary while Ida Saba- tino, also of Sophomore Five, admires the work of her class- mates. razo. Third row: K. Place, M. Finnegan, J. Palumbo, M. Boeniger, F. Martin, J. O'Hara, K. O'Gorman, S. Morin, M. McSoley, J. Whalen, E. DeNicholas, J. Cooney, M. Beaudry, A. Michael. Top row: P. Mildner, M. Duffy, A. Flynn, C. Campbell, J. Breault, B. Ross, A. Wilcox, Y. Pina, E. Jackson, H. Wolstenholme, B. Rollins, C. Palmisciano, M. Norris, F. O'Connell. -auf has-ld .-as , -' V., . T..- T' '- ' ..s.5 ' in . ,J 'IQ-Q 1 ' . n-. -'v If-.ii Bottom row, left to right: B. Famiano, T, DeBartolo, E. Mar- tinese, C. Viti, B. Boitano, M. Celico, S. Marcoccio, E. Ricci J. Brousseou, R. LaCroix, H. Day. Second row: S. Benedetto M. Birong, I. Sabatino, L. Thomas, J. Anderson, R. Gillooly, M. Marchetti, E. Connors, J. Beauregard, M. Foley, C. Col lins, M. Colby, M. Fitz Gerald, P. Mazura, B. Perreault HURRYING IN ORDER not to be late for class is foremost in the minds of Kathryn Lewis, Marion Colby, lrene Gibbons, and Lorraine Goss, all of Sophomore Six. As they proceed across the campus, they re- call the pink slips waiting for them in the principol's ollice if they are tardy. L ' - , . . v. -'I-- . ' ' . .' 4 , , Auf: f- -1 . J., Third row: M. Lallo, C. Cochran, S. Egan, A. LeBlanc, E Degidio, B. Bennett, V. Aiken, C. Kaufman, K. Lewis, G. Thomson, A. Mclaughlin, P. Bagley, M. Gauthier, L, Goss. Top row: C. Greene, B. Baldassarre, L. Johnson, H. Flynn P. Devine, B. Woodbine, R. Chioradio, K. Hulme, J. Chad wick, M, DuBois, H. Belleville, C. Apice, B. Colaluca, C. Lisi, B. Allen. I-11 . -,ug CAROL CANNON, president of Junior One, with Geraldine Martinelli, viceepresident, discuss their home assignments as they enter school for another day's classes. Latin, English, geometry . . . too much worll? Of the 50 members of members of Junior One, 45 are active in the Junior Legislature. They pursue a classical course studying religion, English, geometry, French, and either Latin, physics, or world history. Thirty girls attend sodality instructions. Also taking part in the Junior Legislature are 45 of the 49 members of Junior Two, the scientific division. Their course includes world history and physics, but not Latin. Two students from this class study Spanish, and 23 receive sodality instructions. with shining morning fare . . Bottom row left to right- B Fleming, C. Lisi, H. Kerrins, M Birch M Dotolo S McCaughey G. Martinelli, J. Tobin, M Sweeney Second row C. Cannon, C. McCaffrey, J Shields J Lavallee J Coughlin M. Horan, L. Dearden C Casey L Reynolds E Farrelly, M. Linehan, A. Charpen ner Third row E Flaherty J. McKivergan, F. Reilly, J .4 . McAteer, L. Carty, W. Papa, M. McNulty, J. Loveless, B. Croghan, C. Dufresne, M. Ellis, C. Reniere, P. Dunphy. Top row: P. Tripodi, M. Welch, A. Tansey, S. Agnew, M. Kenny, A. Young, J. McOsker, M. Laughnane, P. Donnelly, L. Ques- nel, J. Haggerty, C. Craven, C. Aylesworth, M. O'Connor. sis!-L-Meiji . '1u.Q5-61: - 4'. ' - -1 :ever - .' ',. Bottom row, left to right: B. Taylor, J. Rao, E. Madden, R Brown, C. DeNuccio, S. Hartigan, M. Migliaccio, A. Saritelli M. Burns, S. Macari, E. Dufault, B. Spang. Second row: C IN PREPARATION for the annual retreat, Winifred Papa, Maureen Kenny, Shirley Agnew, and Jane McKivergan, all of Jun- ior One, help in setting up the altar. After the girls finish with their work, Benediction will be conducted by Father Ferland, retreat master. This portable altar is used for Mass, Marian Motherhood meet- ings, and whenever the auditorium is used as a chapel. . Pherson, H. Londergan, M. Hafey, C. Shepard, P. Lamarre, , J. Calise, M. Grey, F. Caulfield, C. Williams, P. Rogers, R. . Lynch, M. Quinlan. Top row: B. Pitt, P. Lucier, M. McSherry, McAloon, J. McCabe, H. Gately, B. McKenna, M. McSoley, S. Macari, M. Kenney, M. Bourcier, J. Tetreault, B. Carlin, C. Higgins, B. Petracchi, P, McElroy, J. McGinnis, A. Conway M. Maggiacomo, W. Duphiney, R. Meyer. Third raw: J. Mc , M. Roscoe, E. Brown, J. Frill, M. Deering. 'frfdui 36 anh many a meaty step HELEN DZIEMIACH, president of Junior Three, and Carolyn Murphy sort vocation material, pictures of the works of the Institute used in a film strip project distributed throughout the country this year. ln preparation for a career as secretary, bookkeeper, or general office worker, 97 juniors form three busi- ness groups: secretarial, bookkeeping and clerical. As required subjects, they study religion, English, Spanish, and typing. they include shorthand, book- keeping, or clerical training according to the career they choose. Extra-curricula ofters dramatics, orches- tra, and glee clubs, and the junior legislature. Bottom row, left to right: E. Scibiliu, A. Marcotrigiano, P. Bowen, C. McKenna, D. Mumford, A. Conlon, B. lzzard Flanagan, E. Souza, A- Maynard, R. Burns, l. Castigan, R. M. Daily, P, Finnell, M. Vigeunt, J. Ricci, J. Tretton. Top Migliaccio, D. Ballou, C. Trofi, C. Tomaskenko. Second row: M. Connell, P. Forkin, B. Angell, C. Foran, R. Peferoen, K. Mahoney, C. McNeil, P. Pucci, G. Devine, M. Heaney, C. Clegg, A. McGurn. Third row: J. Healey, M. Tucker, C. row: E. Wetzelear, K. Burgess, L. Davis, B. Brennan, M Stone, A. Rossi, H. Belhumeur, C. Rossi, J. Casperson, D Marcoccio, R. Neri, C. McKenna. P 0. - 4 v I I o I . e 4 .I W lv P I 9 g. J ,v P QW s ,Tir 1,4 . J- NV' y . 1 Q mm yg'Uw.h',f 15- 44,-ff I 1 .--X X 5-s-. 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' ,, -. f,, Ayr! ,ff , - ,, -f W -3, Yb -I , ' - - -fi A' Q V jf ,Af f ' ' NN ,-V.. ,, - ' 4 J' QQ A . - A, 'AQ' ,1-1 1.-- - 'Q .3 -N ., 3:-1' A Af ' -1 , ,- , A V 4 , '4' f ' 5 4 ' 'I - -- I f - 'Q f .5 J f -f AAA..-e ez- ,.-: X iff IIWI awww' W an R n pen UB M W pnur fortunes unherstanh 97 OOO BELOW ARE PICTURED in order ot their ap- pearance: Mother Mary Catherine, R.S.M., Mother Assistant Provincial, Sister Mary Vincent Ferrer, R.S.M., local superior, and Reverend America D. Lapati, teacher of senior religion classes, all members of the academy advisory board. Assisting Sister Mary Mauritia, R.S.M., principal, is Sister Mary Stanislaus, R.S.M., vice-principal and head ot the mathematics de- partment. Oltice personnel includes Sister Maureen, R.S.M., secretary, and Sister Marie Anna, R.S.M., treasurer. Sister Mary Anacletus, R.S.M., heads the romance language de- partment and fosters interest in French culture. ln charge of the placement bureau, Sister Mary Con- cepta, R.S.M., also directs the sec- retarial department. The bookkeep- ing department is headed by Sister Mary Marcia, R.S.M. Sister Mary Eloise is in charge of the school sodality and directs the Latin de- partment. Sister Mary Loretto, R.S.M., head of the English depart- ment, supervises publication of the Xavier, Xavierette, and Cupola. Sister Mary Marjorie, R.S.M., as- sists with sodality projects, Acti- vating the Junior Legislature, Sister Mary Laurene, R.S.M., A.M., heads the history department. Art de- partment activities are directed by Sister Mary Gervase, R.S.M. Sister Mary Emily, R.S.M., music depart- ment head, directs the annual oper- etta. Sponsoring projects for the annual science fair, Sister Mary Rosalia, R.S.M., also heads the science department. WNQJW er patience speaks Suster Mary Maurutua R SM A M has been prnncnpal of Saint Xavners Academy smce the year 1947 Her past achievements have been numerous Suster has been a member of the faculty of Cleary School Providence and of Mercy C ll Mother of Mercy Novmate Sh h :pa of Saint Catherme s Acad uras and of Saunt Mary s Academy Bayvlew Ruversnde Durxng her successful years at Saint Xavuer s the Home Economics Club World Affairs Forum and Junior Legislature were inaugurated Under the sponsorship of the prlncupal scholarships are offered to deservlng gurls Included In her aclmnnustratlve dutnes IS the happy task f school paper year b k o appomtung the editors of the oo and magazune In fulflllung her dutle contmumg the tradltuons of her s as principal Sister as magmflcent predecessors h to follow w o set an execellent example X, ff' ,wt I' J X .1 ' YY 0 0 0 , ' , o ege of Education at ' ' . e as served as the princ' I ' ' ' - emy, Belize, British Hand , ' ' , ' , ' ' . I . . ' . . . I , I . t . . . . , . . imek pare is so bath . . Summing up all the characteristics look for in Xavier- ites are the senior class presidents. Since they repre- sent the entire class, a great deal ot consideration and thought precedes their election. Before voting, seniors observe the leadership, reliability, personality, and at least average scholastic ability of these girls. Accepting the work as well as the honor entailed in this distinction is compulsory, To lead and not to boss comprises the foremost characteristic looked for in a president. She requires poise to conduct enter- taining and constructive class meetings. Cooperation and generosity with time are requisites tor this office since presidents must serve on dance committees, SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENTS are elected by their classmates for their ability to hold the interest of girls at class meetings and to make class proiects a success. This year seniors chose: 'Q I9 l 'liry I L as ZS supervise charitable works and class projects, and perform numerous incidental duties. ln addition to fulfilling all the above requirements, the girls still have time for extra-curricular activities. Grace An- notti, Senior One, a member of the Xavier and The Xavierette staffs, is interested in classical music. Participation in senior scout activities engrosses Margaret White, Senior Two. .loan Carroll, Senior Three, enjoys refinishing furniture, does ice skating. Joan Frances Conway, Senior Four, and Mae DeNi- cola, Senior Five, belong to their parish sodalities. Barbara Levesque, Senior Six, spends her leisure time collecting records and sports items. Grace Annotti ct Senior One, Margaret White of Senior Two, Joan Carroll of Senior Three, Frances Conway of Senior Four, Mae DiNicola of Senior Five, and Barbara levesque, Senior Six. xx' A Ni -5 G' 'fzfggjr -4- .' JH'-1. 8 J bl: X J' - Q . . l legs. MARY ELLEN ABBENANTE 66 Victory Street, Cranston 10, R. I. Graduate of Bain Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3, 4, Xavier StaH, 4, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. Glee Club, FLORENCE MARY AGNEW 177 Killingly Street, Providence 9, R. I. Graduate of Perry Junior High School Class Treasurer, 1, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, Spanish Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. 1, 2, 3, 4, SISTER MARIE ANNA, R.S,M., Ed.B., academy treasurer, accepts tuition from Jean Studley, Junior Three. Sister's office is always busy, especially at the end of each quarter when tuition is due. 1,75 h nr X Q 'of ,SY --au, GRACE ELIZABETH ANNOTTI 52 La Salle Drive, Providence 8, R, I. Graduate of Saint Pius Grammar School Class President, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4: Xavier Staff, 4, Cupola Staff, 4, Glee Club, 3, Latin Club, 3, Xavierette Staff, 3, 4, Consul, 2, French Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4. IRENE MARIE ARMAO 138 Radcliffe Avenue, Providence 8, R, I. Graduate of Saint Pius Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Library Club, 1, 2, 3, Home Economics Club, 3, World Afiairs Forum, 4, Basketball Club, 4, SISTER MAUREEN, R.S,M., B.E., Secretary, hands Joan Pel lerin, Senior Three, a message to deliver to her homeroom Sister attends to the numerous messages which are circu lated daily throughout the school. 75-r ca 2. 3, .IJ -U -r 97' '7' --9 JC' ,, I.II.LlAN FRANCES ARMOUR MARY LOU AYLESWORTH ll Clarion Street, Cranston 9, R. I. 448 Niantic Avenue, Providence IO, R. I. Attended Bain Junior High School Graduate oi Assumption Junior High School Class Vice-President, I, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, Sodglioy at Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, 4, Spanish Club, 3. Spanish Club, 3, World A5airs Forum, 4, Xavier Staff Typist, 4 NANCY MARGARET AUBUCHON MARY BERNADETTE BANAHAN Farnum Road, Harmony, R. I, 283 Northup Street, Cranston 5, R. I. Graduate Of Saint PEl9f'S GVUMHYGV School Graduate of Saint Joseph's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of MerCy, If 2, 3, 4: 5P0f'lSI Club, 3: Class Vice-President, 2, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 World Affairs Forum, 4. French Club, 2, 3, enior Class Q 'Q -' -ur MARY ELLEN BEECHER 422 Huntington Avenue, Providence 9, R. I. Graduate of Assumption .lunior High School Class treasurer, 3, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Prelect, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Dramatics Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. ,Aug l JOAN Louise aEu.ENon 24 Tower Street, Pawtucket, R. I. ' 'LVN' Q Graduate of Saint Mary's Grammar School hx Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Typing Club, 4, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, Home Economics Club, 3. y 4 -I CONSTANCE ANNE BENJAMIN 243 Blackstone Street, Blackstone, Mass. Graduate of Saint Theresa's School Class Vice-President, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Typing Club, 4, Library Club, 2, French Club, 2, 3, World ' TA , Attairs Forum, 4. A 'Lake' . -5 .- ,Hi - , ' ' ' announce rom - , B rar-.wr-Q., 371-i V5 'ws- 5- im I -5 SISTER MARY DENIS, R,S.M., shows Loretta Lucchetti and Carole Collins the guide for mission stamps. Eager to have their class highest in missionary activities, the girls listen attentively to Sister. SUZANNE NAHMA BERUBE I0 Lawn Avenue, Edgewood 5, R. I. Graduate of Wyman Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, 2, 3. MARGARET MARY BLAIR 41 Westmore Street, Providence 'l0, R. I. Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 25 French Club, 2, 3, 4. .I 4 lg 4, , 'isis 1' : I 23 ELEANOR CONLEY, Senior Four, is briefed by Sister Mary Concepta, R.S.M., before this senior attempts her first inter- view, The school placement bureau is called by Providence businessmen for eflicient employees. MARJORIE LOUISE BOUCHARD 23 Becker Avenue, Johnston 9, R. I. Graduate of Saint Tereso's Junior High School Class Vice-President, 2, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, 2, 3, Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4. MADELEINE THERESA BOURRE 78 Avenue C, Woonsoclcet, R. I. t Attended Woonsoclcet Junior High School Class Treasurer, 2, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Staff, 4, Xavierette Staff, 3, 4, Cupola StatT, 4, Glee Club, 3, Latin Club, 2, Typing Club, 'Ig Library Club, lg Treas- urer, lg French Club, 2, 3, 4, World Aflairs Forum, 4, Photogra- phy Club, 2. N d, ... . 2 -1 . 1 - 3' 'I T? J 'Q ,. 'M' J' .. If I . f. ' .. N V3 x 1 QQQE X Qaf CATHERINE ANNE BOYD 25 Beech Street, Pawtucket, R. I. Graduate of Saint Mary's Junior High School Class Secretary, 3, Class Treasurer, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3. LOUISE MARIE BRENNAN I4 Payson Street, Attleboro, Mass. Graduate of Thomas Willett School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Aedile, 2, Dramatics Club, 2, 3, Library Club, 1, World Affairs Forum, 4, French Club, 2. MARY CECILIA E-RENNAN 206 Third Avenue, Woonsocket, R. I. Graduate of Saint Charles Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. ANNETTE YVONNE BRISSON TI2 Pomona Avenue, Providence 8, R. I. Graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes Grammar School Class President, 2, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3. World Affairs Forum, 4. PATRICIA LORRAINE BROUILLETTE 239 Second Avenue, Woonsocket, R. I. Graduate of Saint Charles Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4: Ffenfh Club, 2, 3- Inter-American Club, 2, 3. ' -'-I 8 YU gx -fe: t ...fr -2- .J C? ,l 30- 'al' LOUISE JOANNE BRUSCINI 21 Sprague Street, Providence 7, R. I. Attended Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish BARBARA HELEN BURGESS 22 Whitney Street, Providence 7, R. I. Graduate of Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4, Club, 3, 'a va' ' 3 - . A ' ' ' ,L +7 ' M -1 . I-.2 w -'Q.,'1'iA.',fX . ' ',g,f' V 12' I ' ' . l- k '-1154-ff' wp K 'f I 33 -,f-.ag yi 1 X I s -K it Q in ' - Q ,- ' 4 .,,, Q V , fo f 'V vcx . - . A -It - 1 - 5 ' -J --9' -4' if , 'MTF LORRAINE MARlE BURNS 1308 Cranston Street, Cranston 9, R. l. Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, Spanish Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, Home Economics Club, 2. ANGELA FRANCES BYRON 218 Wadsworth Street, Providence 8, R. l. Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady ol Mercy, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3. SISTER MARY LORETTO, R.S.M., A.M., heads the English depart- ment, teaches English, religion, iournolism, is adviser of the Xavier, Xavierette, and Cupola. Here she discusses an order for vocational pamphlets and colored slides with Paula McCabe. SlSTER MARY PARACLETA, R.S.M., A.M., English teacher and director of the Senior Dramatics Club, and Margaret Carr, welcome Miss Mary Louise Hickey, solo dramatist, before presen- tation of The Velvet Glove. ANN MARIE BUTERA 469 George Waterman Road, Johnston, R. I. Graduate of Graniteville Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4g lnterAAmerican Club, 2, 3. DOLORES JOSEPHINE CALCAGNI 25 Zella Street, Providence 8, R. l. Graduate of Saint Pius Grammar School Sodolity ol Our Lady of Mercy, l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4 Dromatics Club, 2, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4 5 Q i .1 -2 F' ' 'J' ' fa 'b - 23 , t . I A A X I l f figs Q t YOLANDA LEONORA CALITRI 92 Fairview Street, Johnston 9, R. I. Graduate ol Calef Junior High School MURIEL ANN CARMODY 28 Pilgrim Drive, Edgewood 5, R. I. Graduate ol Saint Pauls Junior High School Sodelity of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 3, 4, French Sodclity of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2, 3: Club, 2, 3. NANCY PATRICIA CAllAI'IAN 4 Foley Street, Attleboro, Mass. Graduate of Richardson Grammar School Class Treasurer, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Xavierette Staff, 3, 4, Managing Editor, 4, Xavier Staff, Typist, 4, Cupola Staff, 4, Orchestra, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Basketball Club, I, 2, World AHairs Forum, 4. World Affairs Forum, 4, Home Economics Club, 2. MARGARET MARY CARR 539 Highland Avenue, Valley Falls, R. I, Graduate of Saint Patricks Grammar School Class Vice-President, 'l, 2, Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Staft, 4, Xavierette Stott, 3, 4, Sports Editor, 4, Cupola Staff, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Consul, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, 2, 3, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, Basketball Club, I. Q -. 1 , .J- -J JOAN MARIE CARROLL 'I I68 Glenwood Avenue, Pawtucket, R. l. Q , Graduate of Saint Raymond's Junior High School Class President, 3, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, ' Typing Club, 2, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. I? AC' ANN LOUISE CASSIDY ,J 152 Prospect Heights, Pawtucket, R. I. Graduate ol Jenks Junior High School , World AHairs Forum, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4. dd,-, MARY HARRIET CASSIDY M 173 Camp Street, Providence 6, R. I. gs' Graduate ol Holy Name Junior High School . Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Stott, 4, Xavierette Stott, 3, 4, Associate Editor, Cupola Staff, 4, Glee Club, 3, Latin Club, 2, Typing Club, 2, Dramatics Club, 3, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, Secretary. ' ,J '17 I f-2 Ke 47 v- 2 -gy we-7 7 X 13 Audrey Street, Providence 9, R. I. Graduate of Saint Charles Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady ol Mercy, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4, French Club, 2, 3, Glee Club, 3, 4. 39 Graduate of Holy Ghost Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Dramatics Club, 3: World Affairs Forum, 4. if -if 'cr pn ODF -3 'T .x ' CATHERINE EVELYN COFFEY MARION EVELYN CONDON 240 River Avenue, Providence 8, R. I. Graduate ol Saint Edward's Grammar School Class President, lp Class Vice-President, 3, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, Home Economics Club, 1. CAMILLA CASTRIOTTA 139 Point Street, Providence 3, R. I. Graduate of Tyler Junior High School JEAN ANN COLETTI Ridge Street, Providence 9, R. l. World Affairs Forum, 4, Spanish Club, 3. ffl lill . 1 JEAN EMMA CHARBONNEAU 98 High Street, Esmond, R. I. Graduate of Esmond Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 'l, 2, 3, 4, lnter-American Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, Basketball Club, l. BARBARA ANN CLEMENT 276 Potters Avenue, Providence 7, R. l. Graduate of Tyler Junior High School 3 fb l f -A C? 1 ' Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. b ELEANOR THERESA CONLEY 866 River Avenue, Providence 8, R. I. Graduate of Saint Edward's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. Class Secretory, 27 Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, -.4 Q ,: f ,. - 'a 3 ., ,g. . , ,.. FRANCES MARIE CONWAY 282 Broad Street, Valley Falls, R. I. Graduate ol Saint PatricIi's Grammar School Class President, T, 3, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, Xavier Stafl, Typist, 4, MARY LOUISE COSTA 2149 Warwick Avenue, Hoxsie, R. I. Attended Gorton High School Sodolity of Our Lady of Mercy, T, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, Typing Club, 2, French Club, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4, Library Club, 2. i ii R 7 MADELEINE MARIE COSTIGAN II6 School Street, Albion, R. I, Graduate ol Sainl Ambrose Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, Treasurer, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, Basketball Club, I, 2, 3, LORRAINE MARIE CRONIN I'I7 Smith Street, Cranston 5, R. I. Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3. SISTER MARY EMILY, R.S.M., A.B., checks musical selections with Claudette Dulresne, president of the Glee Club. They will decide what songs will be given by the club at future performances. SISTER MARY SERAPHINE, R.S.M., A.M., aids Norma Lotesso, Norma Isabella, and Mae DeNicola of Senior Five in interpreting a passage in the prologue of the Canterbury Tales by Geoftrey Chaucer. gf, .21 3.j.n 'K xii 39 X -:Q i ' I? wwe. -5 -A -3 , .Q 'Q 7 95, ,-ny - i f K v X DOLORES ANN CROWLEY 46 East Manning Street, Providence 6, R. I. Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sadality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 45 Typing Club, 25 French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. CHRISTINE JOAN CUNNION 242 Gordon Avenue, Providence 5, R. I. Graduate of Saint Michaels Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Xavierette Staff, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2g Art Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4. JANE FRANCES DAlLEY 37 Broadmoor Road, Cranston TO, R. I. Attended Valentine Almy Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3 4 Orchestra, l, 2, Typing Club, 2, French Club, 2, 3 Wor Aftairs Forum, 4. BARBARA SUSAN DANILOWSKI 1 Fairview Street, Johnston 9, R. I. Graduate of Calef Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, French Club, DURING TRIGONOMETRY CLASS, Sister Mary Stanislaus, R.S.M., Ph.B., vice-principal ond head of the mathematics department, points out important articles on trigonornetry in the mathematics scrapbooll which contains information on all branches ot math. The girls, left to right, Dorothy Guenther, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Vonderlyn Erickson, Eileen O'Connell, Louise Brennan, and Barbara Powers, profit by Sister's expert advice and guidance. 2 '-ld' Q 'T 'fs 'Y ANN MARIE ELEANOR DANIS 252 Thurd Avenue Woonsoclxet R I Graduate ol Woonsocket Jumor High School Sodalvty of Our Lady ot Mercy 2 3 4 Inter Amerncan Club 2 3 Home Economvcs Club 2 SHEILA ANN DAVIS 34 Tyndall Avenue Provndence 8 R I Graduate ol Samt Plus Grammar School So alnty of Our Lady at Mercy I 2 3 4 Art Club 3 Ty I g enlor Class PAULINE DELLA VENTURA K? 36 Weeden Street Provudence 3 R I Graduate of Holy Ghost Jumor High School 4- 'K PATRICIA ANN DAWSON T33 Northup Street C onston 5 R I Graduate ot Lnttle Flower School Mobrle Alabama Sodaluty ol Our Lady of Mercy 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 World Aflalrs Forum 4 HELEN MARIE DeLlEl.LO 7 Hnllslde Avenue Johnston 9 R l Graduate of Culet Jumor Hrgh School Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 4 Sodallty of Our Lady Aftalrs Forum 4 Basketball Club 2 3 4 'Q Sodaluty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Spanish Cl World Affanrs Forum 4 MAE ANN DeNICOLA 21 Montncello Street Provudence 4 R I Graduate ot Sannt Anns .lumor Hugh School Class President 4 Sodalrty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 Inter American Club 2 3 World Aftalrs Forum 4 MARY BRIDGET DINEEN as 8 Calder Street, Provodence 7, R I Graduate ol Assumptron Jumor Hrgh School Class Vnce Presndent, 4, Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Q? Spamsh Club, 3, World Attanrs Forum, 4, Home Economics Club, 3 ,--- . . - :- Lx Q If -A , I - I VWJQ , ' - 1 V ' 'F I A . i Y ' I X ', I . ' , , . . , r , . . d ' , , , , f , 1 p'v1 , , , , ' Club, 2: UIDYUYY Club, If FYEUCIW Clvb, 2, 3: Wcfld AHGIYS of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 45 Spanish Club, 3g World . . - 0 ' , , , : ' vb, 2, 3: I - X C Q P . . . I H ' , : ' , , 3, 4: I - . - , I : 1 - X '-W ,,. , s no-Ld 3? . - by il A 'S L: 1: ' so ,sexi 's Q - -. l- , . 4. 5 -7 - 1' '47 ' JOAN MARY DOORLEY 18 Health Avenue, Providence B, R. l. Graduate of Blessed Sacrament School Sadality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4, Span World Affairs Forum, 4. CLAUDETTE MARIE DUFRESNE 201 Waterman Avenue, Greystone, R. 1. Graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes Grammar School Sadality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Xavierette Staff, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Drarnatics Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4. PAULINE JOAN DOWNEY ADELE JENNY DINO 200 Bellman Avenue, Conimicut, R. l. Graduate af Gorton High School 272 Princess Avenue, Cranston 9, R. I. Graduate of Saint Anthony's Grammar School Class Secretary, 2, Class Treasurer, 3, Sadality of Our Lady Class T,eu5U,e,I 1: Sodolggy of Qu, Lody of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4, of Mercy, lf 2' 3' 4: Glee Club' 3' 41 D'0 iff Club! 2' 3' 'ff offhesfm, 2, 3, 4, lnter-American club, 2, 3, Library Club, 2, Secretary, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Basketball Club, 1, 2, Sewing Club, 1. Captain, 1, French Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. bn. HC- ww MARY RlTA DOCKREY 211 Byron Boulevard, Lakewood 5, R. I. Graduate ot Saint James Grammar School Sadality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Typing Club, 2, 4, French Club, 2, 3, World Altairs Forum, 4, Basketball Club, 2. x ii BARBARA RUTH DONOVAN T 155 Canonchet Avenue, Warwick, R. l. y Graduate of Saint Paul's Junior High School Class Treasurer, 3, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, World Ahairs Forum, 4, Basket- ball Club, 2. JOAN ANN DUGGAN 42 Corinth Street, Providence 7, R. l. Graduate of Saint Michael's Junior High School Sadality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, World AlTairs Forum, 4. ., ' A I. .X. RESPIRATURY - .Q V' W' A- Fw... ,, ,a 5 ' 'Y SHEILA MARIE DUGAN 15 Lois Avenue, Providence 8, R I. Graduate of Saint Pius Grammar School Class President, 2, Sodality of Our Lady at Mercy, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Basketball Club, 1, 2, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4. LEONA BERNARDINE DUNNE 68 Hale Street, Providence 4, R. l. Graduate of Immaculate Conception Junior High School Class Secretary, 3, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. e.r' rm 1 Q L ie 'W 'rx f - J .ff f - , i. 'JJ' . 'rw J, MARGARET EDWINA EGAN 24 Thornton Street, Pawtucket, R, l. Graduate of Saint Mary's Junior High School Class Secretary, 4, Sodality of Our Lady ol Mercy, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Treasurer, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. VANDERLYN CECILE ERICKSON 27 Hargraves Street, Hoxie, R. I. Graduate of Saint Paul's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Staff, 3, 4, Xavierette Stott, 3, 4, Cupola Stott, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Art Club, 2, French Club, 2, World Altairs Forum, 4. SYSTEM oo ff AP Ka f'f'iy 'f ii f , f 1 . f i l A 1. , ,f l '. 6 - ':-5 f AIDING SISTER MARY ROSAUA, R.S.M., A,B,, thread O pro iector is Christine Kunstmonn, Senior Two. For the benefit of students, Sister, who heads the science department, often shows slides and movies. SISTER MARY COLETTE, R.S.M., A.B., demonstrates the functions of the respiratory system for Carol Sullivan by means of a chart. Sister teaches freshmen science, as well as physics and mathematics. 1: ' -1 Sli. lg. iq. W' ' N '14 A '2 1' at 3? 4 ig -Q ,J . .., 1 I sr EVELYN ANN FARRELL 94 Dale Avenue, Cranston IO, R, I. Graduate of Saint Pauls Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Staff, 4, Editor, 4, Xavierette Stott, 3, 4, Cupola Staff, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Scriba, Typing Club, 2, French Club, 2, World Affairs Forum, 4. MARIE JOANNE FERRUCCI T32 Elmdale Avenue, Providence 9, R. I, Attended Perry Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Typing Club, 2, Library Club, I, French Club, 2, 3. enior Class BEVERLY ANNE GAGNON 73 Gray Street, Providence 9, R. I. Graduate of Saint Teresa's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Typing Club, 2, French Club, 2, 3, Basketball Club, 2, World Affairs Forum, 4. JACQUELINE DENISE GAGNIER 2I4 Pawtuxet Avenue, Edgewood 5, R. I. Graduate of Presentation of Mary Academy, Hudson, New Hampshire Class President, 2, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, World Altoirs Forum, 4. ,4 I i '2 as I r I BARBARA ANN FITZPATRICK 84 Waite Avenue, Cranston 5, R. I. Graduate of Saint Paul's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Prefect and Chair- man of Our Lady's Committee, 4, Xavier Staff, 4, Xavierette Staff, 3, 4, Cupola Staff, 4, Latin Club, 2, Aedile, 2, Typing Club, 3, French Club, 2, World Affairs Forum, 4. ELIZABETH RITA FLANAGAN IO3 West Avenue, Pawtucket, R. I. Graduate of Saint Mory's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, World Alilairs Forum, 4, Home Economics Club, 2, Library Club, 2, 3. q I7 L 3 NANCY MARIE GALLIGAN 203 Rutherglen Avenue, Providence 7, R. I. Attended Gilbert Stuart Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, Latin Club, 2, Typing Club, I, 2, French Club, 2, 3, Basketball Club, I, 2. LORRAINE GLORIA GERMAIN 251 Bailey Street, Woonsocket, R. I. Attended Woonsoclret Junior High School LIIUVUYY Club, If Photography Club, 2, French Club, 2, Vice President, 3, World Aflairs Forum, 4. T ' 'J ,Ls . . . ., .yi - .L,,Qy, ,J ' .a-' , .S N I QQ K' SOCIGIIIY of OU' I-UCIY of MBVCY, I, 2, 3, 4, Typing Club, 'l, 'Mfr I 4- 4, . -Q -ffsjgtf' - H A 1 i REGINA ANN GIANFRACCO 1303 Smith Street, Providence 8, R. I. Graduate of Saint Patriclc's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady al Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, 2, 3. Nt .' li ROSE MARIE GIORDANO 53 Crary Street, Providence 3, R, I. Graduate ol Tyler .lunior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Typing Club, 2, French Club, 2, World Aflairs Forum, 4. BEVERLEY ANN GORMLEY 131 Betsy Williams Drive, Edgewood 5, R. l. Attended Saint Paul's Junior High School Class President, 1, Secretary, 4, Sodality at Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Staff, 4, Xavierette Staff, 3, 4, News Editor, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Consul, 2, Scriba, 3, Cupola Stag, 4, Art Club, 2, Typing Club, 3, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, Home Economics Club, 1. , M , il?- il Mg, MONSIGNOR ARTHUR GEOGHEGAN is congratu- lated by Jean Mitson and Margaret LeBeau for his comprehensive talk during Book Week on the Old Testament as preparation for its fulfillment in Christ. SISTER MARY CONCEPTA, R.S.M., Ecl.M., head of the secretarial department and placement bureau, aids Eleanor Conley to mimeograph at the electric machine presented by the Alumnae Association in 1952. l J -Uv' .fsin -5 fi Q. PDQ' -' '7 JOYCE RUTH GREENE PATRICIA ANN HALE 63 D March Street Provudence 8 R I 36 Fonrvnew Avenue Pawtucket R I Graduate of Immaculate Conceptron Grammar School Graduate of Sarnt Edwards Jumor High School Sodoluty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Xavrer Staff 4 Xavier Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Typxng 4 French Cl b e e Staff 4 Ed tor 4 Cupola Stafl 4 Glee Club 3 4 Latin Cu 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 World Aflaxrs Forum 4 DOROTHY ETHEL GUENTHER ELIZABETH ANNE GORMLEY 601 Providence Street Woonsocket R I 58 Wabun Avenue Provrdence 8 R I Attended Woonsoclcet .lumor Hrgh School Graduate ol Saint Plus Grammar School Sodalnty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Xavrer Staff 4 Glee Class Vnce President 3 Sodallty al Our Lady of Mercy I 2 u r nc u 3 Photogra u World Affanrs Forum 4 enlor Class 'Y MARY LOU GOULA l3O Brewster Street Pawtucket R l Graduate ol Saint Joseph s Grammar School Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Fren h Club 2 3 World Aftaurs Forum 4 Basketball Club 2 '1 api: '9' BARBARA ANN GOULD Farnum Pulte Georglavllle R I Graduate of Sami Peters Grammar School So alrty of Our Lady of Mercy 'I 2 3 4 Span sh Cub World Aflanrs Forum 4 rv ALICE CATHERINE HANLEY P' 4 Hartford Place, Edgewood 5, R I Q Graduate of Barnard Grammar School ,,,' Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3, 4 X French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4 e A fr Y, , ,Q . 2 I Ar ' wg . 3 - x .V , 4. , , . , ' , , , p ' , : ' - ' ,,,, A , : U , N , : I f 1 I : f 1 : ' 2, 3. I ID, f . 1 ' . Q ' 1 - Club, 3, Latin Club, 2: Quaestor, 2f TILPIVIQ Club, lj Library 3, 4, Typing Club, 2, World Affairs Forum, 4, French Club, 21 3l CI b, lg F e h CI b, 2, g pliy CI b, 2, A 0 Ta -.5 I ' , , , : , : C P 5 - of 4 . - . d ' f , , 1 1 I I , 3: Q . xg Nm.. ' 4 1, . 8 A-f 3 . 5 I D 3 , , 1 'QQ Qi , ' tx 4 ALICE VERONICA HEANEY 424 Weeden Street, Pawtucket, R, I. Graduate of Saint Edward! Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3, 4, lnter-American Club, 3. LOIS ANN HEBERT 21 Lincoln Avenue, Attleboro, Moss, Attended Kinlock Park Junior High School Class Vice President, 3, Class Secretary, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club, lg French Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 3, Orchestra, 'l, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4, Basketball Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 'l, 2, 3, 4. ELAINE CARLIN l'lENDRlCKS 773 Cranston Street, Providence 7, R. l. Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality ol Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American 2, 3, Dramatics Club, 2. JOAN CYNTHIA HERON 165 Alverson Avenue, Providence 9, R. I. Graduate of Saint Anthony's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Cl World Affairs Forum, 4. SISTER MARY MARCIA, R.S.M., Ed.M., head of the bookkeeping department, instructs the girls of Senior Six in the use ol business machines. Demonstration and manipulation of the various types of machines are part of the daily routine in the bookkeeping course. These include key driven calculators, adding, listing and billing machines, ediphone and dictaphone voice writing machines, mimeograph, stencil, and fluid duplicators. Efliciency and accuracy is the goal of the skilled office machine operator. Club ub, 3, JOAN McKEEVER, Senior One, purchases S.X.A. seals from Sister Mary Celestine, R.S.M., A.M., as Helen Hoard, Joyce Greene, and Margaret Blair, also of Senior One, glance over supplies and books. PATRICIA IRENE HESKETH 'I233 Manville Road, Woonsocket, R. I, Graduate of Saint Charles Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3. PATRICIA MARY HINES 86 Bretton Wood Drive, Cranston IO, R. I. Graduate ot Holy Name Junior High School Class Vice-President, 3, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Typing Club, 2, Dramatics Club, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. HELEN FRANCES HOARD 83 Fourth Avenue, Woonsocket, R. I. Graduate of Saint Charles Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Praetor, 2, Typing Club, 3, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. I . .--. 49-. IU' of YT? I 4 4: r' ' 5 'i 3. ALICE MARIE HICKEY 'II3 Jastram Street, Providence 8, R. I. Graduate of Saint Pius Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Basketball Club, I, 2, 3, 4. ANN MARIE HOLMES 20 Walling Street, Providence 4, R. I. Graduate of Immaculate Conception Junior High School Sodality ol Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, President, 4, Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, Typing Club, 4. JUDITH ANNE HUMPHREY 184 Wyndham Avenue, Providence 8, R. I. Graduate of Saint Peter's Grammar School h Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3, 4, Xavier Staff, 4, Xavierette Stall, 4, Glee Club, 3, Typing Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. X , . 0 'f ,A o , A .w.fg.,. I. I . ' ..12..:. 1,:1 . .gf'5'k2iirfi3?'x : A M'E.f: sv 'wh ' - ' 9, H 'aan' - '- 31 ' ' ' 4, -'sie I 4 .gn A Xt . . ly ,J v xg 3' Fw. , , -.2 l l, MARIE ANN HURLBUT 658 Prairie Avenue, Providence 5, R. I, Graduate of Saint Michael's Junior High School Class Vice-President, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. IRENE ROSE lANNUCClLl.l 4ll George Waterman Road, Johnston 9, R. l. Graduate of Graniteville Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, 2, 3. fi cr. V :- '1 .-Y NORMA ANN ISABELLA ll Observatory Avenue, North Providence 'l'l, R. l. Graduate of Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Class President, 3, Class Secretary, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, 2, 3, World Aftairs Forum, 4. ARLENE THERESA JOLY 54 Farnum Pike, Georgiaville, R. l. Graduate ol Saint Peter's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, World Aflairs Forum, 4, Home Economics Club, l, President, I. enior Class 19 - MAUREEN VlCTORlA JOLY l22Vz Lincoln Avenue, Esmond, R. l. Graduate of Saint Peter's Grammar School Class Secretary, 'l, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forurn, 4, Home Economics Club, 1, Secretary, l. SISTER MARY BERNARD, R.S.M., Ed.M., supervises as Anne Fera checks the route of the homeroom Pilgrim Virgin statue with Anne Hawkins. A different girl brings the statue home each time. X . if Ci 3? Ar- T l ANN JUDITH KANE 254 Morthup Street, Cranston 5, R. I. Graduate ol Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, 2, 3. 1 U ' 1 +I sisren MARY ANACLETUS, . CYNTHM ANNE KELLEY R.S.M., A.M., head of the fo- f I 34 Harris Avenue, Centerdale II, R. I. mance lon ua d t , I I Graduate of Saint Teresa's Junior High School , 9 ge h epar men ' A Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Xavierette Staff, 4, mes G new Prem? reford for An editor. 4, An Club, 2, 4, spanish club, 3, World Affairs CONC' fpeefh- Sm' 'S bemg Fgruml 4, assisted by Nancy Luce of Senior Two. C BIIIUI' HSS I9 - MARY ELIZABETH KING I9 Emmett Street, Providence 3, R. I. Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 45 Glee CIub, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4, French Club, 2, 3. HELEN LOUISE KOLLETT CHRISTINE VICTORIA KUNSTMANN 34 Booth Avenue, Riverside, R. I. 'I63 Narragansett Street, Cranston 5, R. I. Graduate of Holy Name Junior High Sphggl Graduate of Saint Paul's Junior High School - Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Staff, Typist, 4. Director, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 45 French Club, 2, 3. ,. Y ' 'Q 31 f V Q 7' 'J - 1 G --1 . '25 ' X .J l SISTER MARY ELISE, R.S.M., A.M., smilingly consents to the eager olter of Rosemary Nolan, Freshman Two, to carry her books. Rosemary exemplifies the practical application of courtesy observed by all. ALBERTA CONSTANCE LANDRIGAN ll Doylston Drive, Edgewood 5, R. I. Attended Saint Paul's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Staff, 4, Xavier- ette Stott, 3, 4, Cupola Stott, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Dramatic: Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, French Club, 2, World Aftairs Forum, 4. HELEN MARIE LANGTON 14 Brewster Street, Providence 6, R. I. Graduate of Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, World Aftairs Forum, 4. 10 ,gg l CAROLYN ANN Kll.MARTlN 3l Heath Street, Providence 9, R. l. Graduate of Saint Anthony's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Library Club, l, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. RUTH DOROTHY LABOISSONNIERE 653 Killingly Street, Johnston 9, R. l. Graduate ot Calef Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Xavier Staff, typist, 4. NORMA IRENE LATESSA 20 Tiffany Street, Providence 8, R. l. Graduate of Blessed Sacrament Grammar School Class Secretary, 2, 3, Class Vice-President, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Cl 3. MARGARET CANDIDE LeBEAU 20 Knollwood Avenue, East Greenwich, R. I. Graduate of Eldredge Grammar School Clgss President, 2, 3, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, l, 2, 3, 4, Chairman of Social and Publicity Committee, 4, Basketball Club, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4, Home Economics Club, 'l. . 's AQ , .. - fi , . ,ul - X ' . V ' A ,Q T3 fig X l ' 1 , 555: 2 ' K wi , .LA , .,:.fQf Y x 4 ' QA I- 'kj gs. .1 - It, ' X w- .l v Si, I ,FJI Rv , is I I 73 --of X OC' 'U' EAGERLY AWAITING the Living Rosary pageant, Sister Mary Eloise, R.S.M., A.M,, moderator of the sodality, Barbara Fitz patrick, Jean Mitson, and Margaret LeBeau prepare for this event honoring Our Blessed Lady. SISTER MARY ALBAN, R.S.M., A.M., checks to see if Mary Louise Connell is in complete uniform. Sister teaches Latin, English, and religion, thus dealing with eager classicists as well as romanticists. 5 in ,,..--' ANITA MARIE LeFAVE 3I Wetmore Street Central Falls R I Graduate ot Saint Mathieu s Junior High School Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy 3 4 French Club 3 Typing Club 3 World Affairs Forum 4 PHYLLIS JOAN LEPORE I76 Berkshire Street Providence B R I Graduate of Saint Ann s Jumor High School Sodalnty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Xavier Stat? 4 Glee u 2 MARIE GERTRUDE LEVEILLE I5 Fenwood Avenue Esmond R I Graduate ot Esmond Grammar School Class Treasurer I Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy I 2 3 4 World Attairs Forum 4 Spanish Club 3 Library Club I I 1 I 4-,Y Club, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, 3, 3, eg 'Lotin Club, 3, ,French ,, CI b, , 3. Q 'Q' - '- . '-1 '22 C I AF' .3 -3 ,gc '-. Q '. .J . 4-7 gl ,Z 1 BARBARA PATRICIA LEVESQUE 5 George Street, Pawtucket, R, I. Graduate of Saint Mary's Junior High School Class Vice-President, 2, Class President, 3, 4, Sodality of Our Lady ol Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Home Economics Club, LILLIAN MARY LEVESQUE 46 Waterman Avenue North Provtdence R I Graduate ot Greystone Grammar School Inter American Club 2 3 Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy 'I .M ,ix :I+ 1 PATRICIA ANNE LONERGAN 25 Niagara Street, Providence 7, R. I. Graduate of Saint Michael's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Word Aftairs Forum, 4. NANCY CATHERINE LUCE I53 Central Avenue Johnston 9 R I Graduate of Saint Anthonys Grammar School Sodaluty of Our Lady of Mercy 'I 2 3 4 Xavier Stal? 4 Glee u 3 u Ln ar u Frenc u World Atlaurs Forum 4 Home Economics Club 2 emor Class 9 MARY ELLEN LYNCH 950 Atwells Avenue Providence 3 R I Graduate at Saint Teresas Junior High School Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Xavierette Stat? Cupola Staff 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Home Economlcs Club MAUREEN REGINA LYNCH 67 Osborn Street Providence 8 R I Graduate of Saint Patricks Junior High School Sodaltty of Our Lady of Mercy I 2 3 4 Chairman of t e Eucharistic Committee 4 Glee Club 3 Dramattcs Club 2 4 Library Club I French Club 2 3 World Affairs Forum Bas etball Club I 2 Sclenc CI b 3 fa? i BARBARA ANNE LYONS 75 Cypress Street Providence 6 R I Graduate of Holy Name Junior High School Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Gle CI b 3 4 Typ mg Club 2 French Club 2 3 World Attanrs Forum 4 GEORGETTE BERTHA MAGIERA 824 Mam Street West Warwick R I Graduate of Notre Dame Junior High School Sodaltty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club French Club 2 3 President 2 World Affairs Forum 4 ral 1 1 T I cr ' x . gif 1 r SHIRLEY JOAN MARSOCCI 374 Veazie Street, Providence 4, R. I. Graduate of Saint Ann's Junior High School Class Vice-President, 3, Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, 2, 3. CATHERINE THERESA MARTIN 812 Weeden Street, Pawtucket, R. I. Graduate of Saint Edwards Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4, Spanish Club, 3. 'sv' r Fm Q, MARIE FRANCES MASTRANGELO I37 Lynch Street, Providence 8, R. I. Attended Bridgham Junior High School Sodality at Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4: Library Club, I, World Affairs Forum, 4, Spanish Club, 3. SANDRA JOAN MANOCCHIO 20 Alicant Street, Providence 8, R. I. Attended Nathanael Greene Junior High School Sodolity of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. enior Class 'OX 1 ! Q X t ----i di L - .4 '17 , . IQ' 41 JOAN GEORGETTE MARSHALL 158 Gano Street, Providence 6, R. I. Graduate ol Cleary Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4, French Club, 2, 3. IRENE MARIE MARSOCCI I72 Courtland Street, Providence 9, R. I. Graduate of Holy Ghost Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3 World Aftairs Forum, 3, Xavier Staff, typist, 4, Dramatics Club 3. MARY DOLORES MATTEO 473 Charles Street, Providence 4, R. I. Graduate of Saint Ann's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club 2, 3. '52 , . W.- x ,gr wi -0 'X . . 4 ' fe ' 'A JUNE THERESA MILLEN 168 Webster Avenue, Providence 9, R, I. Graduate of Saint Marys Grammar School Sodality ol Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Staff, 4, Xavierette Stall, 3, 4, Cupola Stafil, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2: Typing Club, 1, Dromatics Club, 2, President, 2, World Affairs Earurn, 4, Basketball Club, 1, French Club, 2, 3. JEAN PAULA MITSON 164 Rochambeau Avenue, Providence 6, R. I Graduate ol Holy Nome Junior High School Class Treasurer, 2, 3, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Chairman of the Advisory Board, 4, Spanish Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, Home Economics Club, 2. . -sr C Q- i X t ,fee pri. ' ' L ' Q f' f-'i 4 'N' . ,grit 4 iflgygx. PATRICIA ANN MITSON 4 Anson Brown Road, Johnston 9, R. l. Attended Saint Marys Academy of the Visitation Sodality of Our Lady ol Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Typing Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, A- Trench Club, 17, 3. CAROLYN MARIE MULHOLLAND 66 Ashmont Street, Providence 5, R. l. Graduate uf Saint Mizhaels Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, Latin Club, 2, World Affairs Forum, 4, SISTER MARY AURELIA, R.S.M., A.B., suggests correct facial expressions for Marie Hurlbut and Jo Anne Riley in a scene from Career Angel. Sister teaches English besides play directing. '19, 7 SISTER MARIE MARGUERITE, R,S.M., Ed.B., here fulfills one of her duties with Nancy Callahan. Besides directing the academy orchestra, Sister teaches business subjects. She is the home- room teacher of Sophomore Six. K K kj Q.: s .... .1 . 2 I -ee! --1 Q -3 ? X ' if ,xl LOLA MARY MURPHY 289 Angell Street, Providence 6, R. I. Graduate of Saint Sebastians Grammar School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Dramatics Club, 3, French Club, 2, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4. MARY PATRICIA MURPHY 69 Arnold Street, Providence 6, R. I. Graduate of Cleary Junior High School World Attairs Forum, 4, Basketball Club, 3, 4. MARY JANE MURPHY 129 Ann Mary Brown Drive, Gaspee Plateau 5, R. I. Graduate of Barnard Junior High School Class Treasurer, 2, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, French Club, 2, World Aftairs Forum, 4. PATRICIA JANE MOCDONALD Main Street, North Scituate, R. I. Graduate of Hope Junior High School SISTER MARY LA SALETTE, R.S.M., Ed.B., demonstrates to Maureen Grimes the use ol a thimble. Rosella Smith and Rosemary Nolan, Sewing Club members, try a variety of seams. Besides teaching sewing, Sister conducts shorthand and typing classes, and instructs Junior Five in religion. Sister also assists in planning and making the costumes for all school plays including the annual operetta. Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, French C Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Calee C Latin Club, 2, French Club, 2, World Attairs Forum, lub, 2 3 lub, 3 4 4. ' 1 ' a ' s . ., gl I s I I it I tri ,. ,. I 4? -.x 'V' I -v- fo 3 MARY LYSBETH McALICE 84 Ardaene Street Provldence 7 R I Graduate of Gilbert Stuart ,lumor High School Class Secretary I Xavier Stott Typlst 4 Sodaluty of Our Lady Mercy 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 World Affairs Forum KATHLEEN ELIZABETH MCCAFFREY 2l7 Ivy Street Providence 6 R I Graduate of Holy Name Junror Hugh School S olxty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Spanish Cub World A5ours Forum 4 enlor Class MARIE GEORGIANNA MCELROY 31 Dupont Street Provndence 7 R Graduate of Assumption Jumor High School Class Treasurer 4 Sodalnty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 Spanush Club 3 Presndent 3 MARY FRANCES McGlNNlS ll Van Buren Street Providence 5 R l Graduate of Samt Mrchaels Junior High School ,f- -Gb 'S 4-9 JOAN FRANCES MCDONALD 28 Huxley Avenue Provtdence 8 R Attended Samt Mchaels .lumor High School Sodaluty of Our Lady of Mercy I 2 3 4 Xuvuer Staff 4 Xavlerette Staff 4 Proofreader 4 Cupola Staff 4 Glee Club World Attanrs Forum 4 JOSEPHINE MARY MCDOUGALL 27 Newman Avenue Johnston 9 R I Graduate of Calef .lumor High School Sodalnty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Inter Amerscan Club 2 3 World Affairs Forum 4 Sodalnty of Our Lady ot Mercy 2 3 4 Xovrer Stott Typist 4 Spamsh Club 3 World Affairs Forum 4 MAUREEN TERESA MCGRATH 112 Lenox Avenue, Provndence 7, R I Graduate of Sarnt Mrchael's .lumor High School Sodalnty of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Staff, 3, 4, Xavnerette Staff, 3, 4, Headllne Edator, 4, Cupola Stofl, 4, Latnn Club, 2, World Attonrs Forum, 4, Home Economacs C lub, 2 Y 1? ,an U 'Y I 'QS Q. 'T .A K ,. '- - , ,- I .3 I .3 ..t as t . I . X . N It ' . . , ' , .l. of , , I, I, ' , pl I ' ,4, A , z f : , : B,-,skeybuu Club, 1, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, Typing Clu Od ' , , , 2 ' I , 3: ' , , , 1 - ' O , ' , . I. , : ' , , 3, 4: I 3 O . ELIZABETH Rose McLAUGHLlN JACQUELINE ANN MCSALLY 301 Blackstone Street, Woonsocket, R. l. 264 Admiral Street, Providence 8, R. I, Graduate of Saint Charles Junior High School Graduate of Saint Edward's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, Latin Sgdality of Our Lady of Mercy, l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Clubf 25 Ffenfh Club, 21 3- Spanish Club, 3, 4, Library Club, l, World Affairs Forum, 4. EILEEN MARY MCPEAK JOAN HAZEL MCKEEVER Wakefield Hill, West Warwick, R. I. 35 Wesleyan Avenue, Warwick, R. I. - Graduate of Saint .loseph's Junior High School Graduate of Saint Mory's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, French Class Secretary, 3, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4, Club, 2, World Affairs Forum, 4, Home Economics Club, 2. Xavier Staff, 4, Xavierette Staft, 3, 4, Assistant Editor, 4, Cupola Staff, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Typing Club, 1, Dramatics Club, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, 'l, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. 2 L if ti PF as ff 4:59, Trfagl-5 . - A -. H ' 7 . I, QF -K I li X V' .,,., ' - - f-' 1425, , V 2 be . 1 6. H s , .nn 'C' 'C' . - P - -'9' 7 x v 1 . MARSHA JUDITH McMlCHAEL MARY ELIZABETH McNAMARA 5 Blanche Avenue, Gadoury Platt, Cumberland, R. l. 21 Summit Avenue, Woonsocket, R. I, Graduate of Woonsoclret Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4 Spanish Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 45 Typing Club, 4, Library Club, 4. Graduate of Bushee Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club, 2 Typing Club, lg Library Club, 'lg French Club, 2, 3g Photo graphy Club, 2, World Attairs Forum, 4. PHYLLIS ANN NEVILLE Woonsocket Hill Road, North Smithfield, R. l. Graduate of Nathanael Greene Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4- French Club 2 Science Club 3 World Affairs Forum 4 SISTER MARY GERVASE RSM Ed B heads the art department In addition to teaching science religion and mathematics Sister has art classes throughout the school and the art club She IS responsible for gym decorations at all dances and social QHOIYS and for displays on the mann bulletin board m Mercy Hall Here she assists Judith Healey to choose a materplece for recopymg in oils Christine Cunnlon and Kathleen Carrington search film strips for Ideas ROBERTA MADELINE OBRIEN 49 Forest Avenue V lley Falls R l Graduate of Saint Patrick s Grammar School Class Treasurer l Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy T 2 4 World Aftalrs Forum 4 Basketball Club l French Club 2 ELLEN MARIE OCONNELL 3 Vista Road Gaspee Plateau 5 R l Attended Saint Pauls Junior High School Sodalsty of Our Lady of Mercy l 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 3 Typing Club 4 Dramatucs Club 2 French Club 2 3 World Affairs Forum 4 Home Economics Cu l ? 'Q , JOAN ANN OKEEFE 377 Pranrie Avenue Providence 5 R I Graduate of Saint Michaels Junior High School Sodalnty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 World Affairs Forum 4 Home Economics Club 3 Secretary 3 PATRICIA ANN OMALLEY 39 Curtis Street Providence 9 R I Graduate of Immaculate Conception Junior High School Sodallty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 World Affairs Forum 4 u. 7 v X Aga 9' 'FQ We the ' I ANNE BARBARA PAONE 31 Hagan Street, Providence 4, R. I. Graduate of Saint Ann s Junior High School Sadality of Our Lady ot Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, 2, 3. JOAN ARLENE PATTON T58 Bellevue Avenue, Providence 7, R. l. Graduate of Assumption Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. SISTER MARY LAURENE, R.S.M., A.M., head of the history de- partment, teaches history and religion, and is moderator of the Junior Legislature. Here she is assisted by Joan Carroll, Senior Three, in arranging her bulletin board. 'U' at 1 'f7' n it JOAN MARY PELLERIN T36 MacArthur Boulevard, West Warwick, R. l. Graduate of Saint Mary s Grammar School Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Typing Club, 3, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. JOAN EILEEN PLANTE 26 Oneida Street, Johnston 9, R. l. Graduate ol Calef Junior High School Sodality ot Our Lady ol Mercy, 2, 3, 4. uw all 1zaR2'm7Bt.ti A QMIGNURANEE Ur THE BIBLE MEANS Ill ef I i mc I' iusrmco wono EQ ' orcoo I UF clllilbil 2 S-31 x '- SISTER MARY FLAVIA, R.S.M., A.M., explains parts of the bible to her freshmen, Aileen Costa and Marilyn Stubbs. Sister teaches history and is faculty moderator of the World Affairs Forum. 'D I , 1 . 3 f'-,,,- 2. 2 -1 , . ... -is 3 5? 'r ? ' f--7 17- y I I JEAN ANN QUIGLEY ll Monroe Sfreef, Lakewood 5, R. l. Graduaie of Gilberr Sruarf Junior High School BARBARA ANN POWERS 28 McGirr Srreel, Valley Falls, R. I. Gruduaie of Sain! Pofrick's Grammar School Class Presidenf, 2, Class Treasurer, 3, 4, Sodalify of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Slaff, 4, Xoviereffe Staff, 3, 4, World Aflairs Forum, 4. Cupola Slaff, 4, Dramalics Club, 2, 3, 4, ViceAPresiden9, 3, Lovin Club, 2, World Aflairs Forum, 4, Basketball Club, l, French Club, 2, 3. MARY CHARLOTTE QUARNSTROM T62 Park Avenue, Warwick, R. l. Graduafe of Corian Junior High School Sodalify of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4, French Club, 2, 3. JOAN MARIAN QUIRINI 38 Cargill Sfreer, Providence 3, R. l. Graduare ol Tyler Junior High School 2, 3, World Al'Tairs Forum, 4. enior Class I9 5 LUCILLE ALICE RABIDOUX T51 Eos? Street, Woonsockef, R. I. Graduafe of Woonsocker Junior High School Sodolify of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, 3, 4, World Affairs Forum, 4, Photography Club, 2, French Club, 2, 3. CAROLE ANN RATHBUN 94 Post Road, Providence 5, R. I. Arfended Aldrich High School BEVERLY ANN RAKUTIS l8l Peffup Avenue, Providence 9, R. I. Graduare ol Saint Anfhany's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, 2, 3, Library Club, 1, Spanish Club, 2, 3, World AITairs Forum, 4. x Q. lf a- Sodalify of Our Lady of Mercy, 3, 4, lnfer-American Club, 3, Sodalivy of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, Sodaliry ol Our Lady of Mercy, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club, 1, 2, 3, ,ge P f 36.4 - 3 Q y I 9' I 4 Nr . J., an v 'V - . f nv , i N ,- 4 3 . I , 'rf fx' 4' - . ,ig.:sf- - C nf.. . ,Q L .,, .1. ' 3--'Sr 'fl 'Q -rl 'P T-6' Q1 MRS. RICHARD KOEHLER, dramatics coach and graduate of Rooney Normal School of Speech, here aids Constance Landri- gan in the interpretation of Career Angel, Rosa Mystica Players' T952-53 production. MARGARET MARY SALISBURY Tower Hill Road, Wickford, R. l. Attended North Kingtown Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4 Latin Club, 2, French Club, 2, 3, Basketball Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN RATHIER Mountaindale Road, Spragueville, R. l. Graduate of Saint Peter's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club, l, 2, 3 Spanish Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. i I Sw- ..u ' 'Cf' -J 'Q' Pj ANN MARY SALISBURY X, Tower Hill Road, Wickford, R. l. Attended North Kingstown High School Class Secretary, 3, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, l, 2, 3 4 Glee Club, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum 4 Basketball Club, 'l, 2, 3, 4. JOAN ANN SALISBURY 706 Dyer Avenue, Cranston 9, R. l. Graduate of Hugh B. Bain Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 3, 4, Chairman of Queens Work and Literature, 4, lnter-American Club, 2, 3, World AtTairs Forum, 4. JO-ANN VlVlAN RAYMOND 17 Spring Street, Johnston 9, R. l. Graduate of Saint Teresa's Junior High School Class Treasurer, 3, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 lnter-American Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. JO-ANNE RILEY 19 Alpine Street, Shawomet, R. I. Graduate of Saint Paul's Junior High School Class Treasurer, 4, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3, 4, Typing Club, 3, Dramatics Club, 2, 3, 4 French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. I K W -Q' I 'I 1 46 f ,qs J . ' 4-9 ., ,,. -'- '1' I' 7 .gi a fl? x 41 s . Y CLARA CAMELA SEBASTIANELLI I37 Penn Street, Providence 9, R, I. Graduate ol Holy Ghost Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. MARY FRANCES SHUNNEY 32l Providence Street, Woonsoclcet, R. I. Graduate of Saint Charles Junior High School Sodality oi Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, French Club, 2, 3, Typing Club, 4. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH SIMMS 90 Bowling Lane, Bradford, R. I. Graduate of Immaculate Conception Junior High School Class Secretary, 3, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Stall, 4, Business Manager, 4, Spanish Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. MARGARET ANN SORRENTINE I26 Weeden Avenue, Rumford I6, R. I. Graduate ol East Providence Central Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. enior Class I9 '7 FRANCES MARY STEPKA 22 Oakland Avenue, Johnston 9, R. I. Graduate of Calef Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4, Xavier typist, 4. ,, 1-9 YO' -J '7 REVEREND OSCAR FERLAND, who conducted the four-day re- treat during October, asks Ann Horan and Mary Horan, Junior One, if they have enioyed the conferences and meditations during the retreat. -1 J, tl l r 'g s il? D -' ' ,fx I . A sv 'J . E H Q-J 'TAR . .7 If 'JT I xl- U ll PATRICIA MARY ST. GERMAIN PAUI-A MARIE SUSI 29 Bloomfield Street, Pawtucket, R. I. V39 RUQIJY Slfeelf PVOVICIGNC'-9 5, R- I- Graduate of Saint Mary's Grammar School Graduate of Saint Michaels Junior High School sodomy of QU, Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3. Sodality ot Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Stall, 4, Xavier ette Stafl, 3, 4, Exchange Editor, 4, Cupola Staff, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Typing Club, 4, French Club, 2, 3 World Aflairs Forum, 4, Dramatics Club, 2. DOLORES ANDREA SULLIVAN MARGARET ANN SWARTZ 75 Wealth Avenue, Providence 8, R. I. 59 grewsgen D,-ive, Hoxge, R, L Graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes Grammar School Affended Gwyon JU,-,for High School Class VICE-Pfeildenlr If 45 SOCIUIIIY of OU' Lodi' of MWCY1 If Class Secretary, I, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, I, 2, 3, 4 2, 3, 42 Home Economics CIUI9, If SPGHISII Club, 3- Inter-American Club, 3, World Aflairs Forum, 4. SISTER MARY AUDREY, R.S.M., A.M., meets Paul Riley and John McGuire, escorts of Pauline Downey and JoAnn Riley. The Junior Prom music from Tommy Masso's orchestra beckons them to the laughter-filled gym. Sister Mary Audrey teaches English and math, is business adviser of The Xavier, and active motivator of the Saint Francis Xavier Alumnae Association. M x 4, . 1 1 . -J -2 -A A r Q W LOIS MARGARET TAMELLEO 94 Alverson Avenue Providence 9 R I Graduate ol Samt Anthonys Grammar School o aluty of Our Lady l Mercy 1 G C Spanlsh Club 2 3 World Affairs Forum 4 MAUREEN ESTHER TAOFFE 20 Mayfair Road Warwnck 5 R l Samt Raphaels Grammar School Sodalnty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Inter Amerncan Club 2 3 World Affairs Forum 4 K CAROLE ANN TATRO 116 Cormth Street Providence 7 R I Graduate ol Samt Michaels .lunror High School Class Vuce President 2 Class Secretary 4 Sodaluty of Our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 World Altanrs Forum 4 SHEILA ANNE THORPE 29 Corner Street Pawtucket R l Attended Samt Raymonds Jumor Hugh School Sodolrty f Our Lady of Mercy 'I 2 3 4 Typing Cl LJ French Club 2 3 Glee Club 3 World All!-'NYS FOYUFTU 4 enlor Class I9 5 BARBARA JANE TOMEI CARQL ANN TURBITT 249 Carpenter Street Providence 3 R I 60 Chgdale Ayenue Crqngfon 5 R I Gffld'-'Ole of Som' MWY 5 Gmmmc' School Graduate ol Samt Pauls Jumor High School Sodalnty of Our Lady of Mercy 'I 2 3 4 Chairman ol Mnssnons sodomy of our Lady of Mercy 2 3 4 Spqnpgh Club 2 4 Xayrer Stal? 4 Curculotlon manager 4 Xavrerette Stott 3 4 Copy edutor 4 Cupola Staff 4 Latm Club 2 3 4 Scuba 4 French Club 2 World Aftalrs Forum 4 Basketball Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Class Secre ary 1 World Affairs Forum 4 'N ,fo -A-' -an, 1 ,-- ' , I ,,. sd' 0 , ,2,3,4g nee lub,3, '. ' ,, ,, ' ff? 1- ' 1: ' ,- ' ,,,: -' , 'o ' v,1: If ,ti fi I 1' C 1 9 f 1 . f-' ' 1 1'- ' ,.,,: ' ' I ' ,,,: ' ,,3: 7' ,:' ' ,: If ' ,. 1 4,1 .1 ,,,: f : ,: ' fi I l,,,: ,Q t,,2- 'I Q ' ' .C Q5 3 .. uk I aff,--A iic..:s.. ..,. ...f ' It -K' , 4 I fm- 'W fn. ag Is kwa- V ' D' F - H i of ' .9 'T 3 mir ,pap 9 i .- . I In .. f st V LORETTE EUNICE VARIEUR 64 Hanover Avenue, Pawtucket, R. I. Graduate of Saint Cecile's Grammar School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4: LOYIH Club, '25 French Club, 2. EILEEN ANN VERDI 33 Opper Street, Providence 4, R. I. Graduate of Saint Ann's Junior High School sodomy of our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Cl-fb' 2, 3: World Affairs Forum, 4. MARGARET ELEANOR VIGNEAULT 416 Friendship Street, Providence 3, R. I. Graduate of Tyler Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club World Attairs Forum, 4. JEANNE LUCILLE VINCENT 1054 Lonsdale Avenue, Central Falls, R. I. Graduate of Saint Mathieu's Junior High School Sadality of Our Lady ol Mercy, 2, 3, 4, French Club Latin Club, 2, World Affairs Forum, 4. SISTER MARY MARJORIE, R.S.M., A.M., assists three class officers of Sophomore One in planning a class meeting. The officers are: Patricia Smith, vice-president, Jean Sheridan, president, and Janice Pezzullo, prefect. Besides teaching mathematics and religion classes and having charge of visual aids, Sister is also assistant moderator of the school sodality board. In this capacity she directs the Living Rosary, the Freshmen Welcome, and our part in the annual Fatima Pilgrimage at Mount Saint Rita. 1 . '. 'Zi . 4 f, ua!! fa 'gr . 3 N 1 , . , 3 . ' JP' -M3161 x I J, X l TERESA FRANCES WALSH PATRICIA ANN WOOD 96 Pavilion Avenue, Rumford 16, R. l. 81 Anthony Street, East Providence 14, R. I. Attended East Providence Junior High School Graduate ol Sacred Heart Junior High School Sodality ol Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President, 3, Class Vice-President, 4, Sodality at Our Latin Club, 2, Typing Club, 1, French Club, 2, 3, World AFlairs Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Stott, 4, Xavierette Staff, 4, Forum, 4. Feature Editor, 4, Cupola Staff, 4, Latin Club, 2, Aedile, 2, Typing Club, 4, Dramatics Club, 3, French Club, 2, 3, World Affairs Forum, 4. MARGARET ANN WHITE 71 Vandewater Street, Providence B, R. l. Graduate ol Saint Edwards Grammar School Class President, 4, Class Vice-President, 3, Class Secretory, 2, Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cvlee Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Library Club, 1, 2, World Affairs Forum, 4, Xavier Stott, typist, 4. BARBARA ANN ZULLA 56 Gillen Street, Providence 4, R. l. Graduate of Saint Ann's Junior High School Sodality of Our Lady of Mercy, 2, 3, 4, Inter-American Club, 2, 3. MOST REV. RUSSELL J. MCVINNEY, DD., looks over the sodality plans for the year with the members of the Sodality Board, en:ourages the girls in their work, and gives them his blessing. The activities tor the '52-'53 year include the traditional Living Rosary in October and the new popular addition to the annual dances, Father's Night. ln order to acquaint the girls with becoming, modest gowns, a fashion show was given before the proms. N I Q Q 1 1 5+ U 2' V W n nz..- I M ff' . 11 ! Z ,, ,A lx, A Aff ,, f X fb fl 1 ' lvl -' ff' vyfilu, mm Q WU X-, W .,, r if ' E' XX , X . xv. N E Elm 2 h 'A KN:-.1 uf 17' EP X 131' A t xxx' ,WZ 'N v-, 1. 1, X-.,., n. ' f, , ' ,U N, x - I . Vx :mfg K ...IM N cti itie 1 'Vu 1, L 1 . , I A , , 5 L -4 A-..4 myWm?1YWW7 Q T, Wdllveufufzaff f1f0iZ,ygaig',11 3 A V 5 uiln X ' viz! lx- N' Qberehp ' Xa, ni 1 KX 9 9 gs a tal X, . ..,-4'f!g' '13 Aff f f 9k 'I-Q' f If a I ff!! I ' ,x I Af 4 f i v!! I I 'Q rf- MARY BEECHER, prefect ol the Sodality, holds the school's high- est office, as she is considered president ot the student body. it - gn. 1 3 ' 'v-4? 6151 09 T '!' BARBARA FITZPATRICK, vice- president of the Sodality Board writes Dear Diary for the bi monthly publication, The Action- ist. JEAN MITSON, Secretary and Chairman of the Advisory Board, keeps an accurate record ot all sodality activities. swf BARBARA TOMEI, Chairman of the Missions Committee, leads the student body in medical supply and old clothes drives. OH, MOTHER, guess what? cries the poor freshmen por- trayed by Constance Landrigan during the annual Freshmen Welcome. She unhappily relates to her sympathetic mother, Marie Hurlbut, and her superior sophomore sister, .loan Mar- shall, the happenings of the first day of school at Saint Xcvier's. THIS IS VERY nice work, says Prefect, Mary Beecher, checking art work done by Cynthia Kelley, Senior Four. Cynthia is staff artist of The Actionist, bi-monthly sodality news sheet, This news letter contains informative material which is discussed at weelmly Sodality Club meetings. AS CHAIRMAN of the Literature and ou tu a lube pnur faith hath merit . . . One very nice feature about the sodality here is that every year it is re-vitaminized. Energized by a Catholic Action, each year's new enthusiasm for Our Lady's work prosaic, these girls recall Father session at the Summer School of sodality board returns with glowing When the going gets a bit more Lord's dynamic personality, his un- daunted spirit, his challenge to set the forld on fire for Christ. So, if they don't fire S.X.A. sodalists with love for God and zeal for militant Catholic Action, they do fan little sparks into warmer glows. And how? This year, nearly I75 girls signified their intention of meeting once a week with Sister Mary Eloise, R.S.M., to study the sodality rules and to become top-ranking sodalists. Baskets for the poor at Thanksgiving and Christmas overflowed with testimony of girls' care for our neighboring poor. Sodalists entertained the lonely at local orphanages, hospitals, and institutions for the aged, bringing gifts as messages of Christ's concern for His afflicted. Mission lands shared their generosity, too. Mite box contributions continued daily, a drive for medical supplies brought sizeable results for needy missionaries. The Actionist unfailingly reminded the student body of spiritual as well as temporal proiects. 'vi GIRLS WHO TOOK part in the modesty campaign, take a last minute look at their gowns before they model them for the student body. To combat the trend toward immodest gowns, the school Sodality sponsored a fashion show displaying acceptable dresses. 5 were sir Queen's Work Committee, Joan Salisbury reports all sodality activities to the Queen's Work. I MARGARET I.eBEAU, chairman of the S0- ciol and Publicity Committees, coordinates and activates committees for dances throughout the year. CHAIRMAN OF the Eucharistic and Parish Committees is Maureen lynch, who en- courages reception of communion and membership in parish sodalities. 7I To honor Mother Mary Hilda, R,S.M., Mother Provincial, on her feast day, senior and junior dramatists presented Career Angel in the auditorium on November I7. Career Angel, a comedy by Gerard Maiella Murray, was adapted for the use of an all-girl cast by Sister Mary Donatus of lmmaculata College, Immaculata, Pennsylvania, Taking place in Providence Institute, a Catholic home tor girls, the action centers chiefly about the toundress of the institute and her somewhat unconventional guardian angel. The institute is about to close down because of debts which cannot be paid. With the help ot her angel, the foundress, Sister Seraphim, finds a practical if unexpected solution to her problem. The entire play was repeated for the public. PAULINE DOWNEY impersonate-d the career angel throughout the play. A very unconventional angel, she sat on the ecge at the superior's desk, interpolated the sisters' conversations with witty remarks, filled them with apprehension by her unpredictable entrances and exits. She created serious trouble for her earthly Y charge, Sister Seraphim, before she finally was instrumental in solving her problem. AN ORIGINAL CAREER is provided by Sister Ubaldus IPat Dunphyl, Sister Fidelis J CPat Hinesj, and Sister Seraphim Haan Marshalll and Sister Gregory CConstance Landriganl for the angel IPauIine Downeyl. Together they provide a solution for convent financial problems so that the work of God can go on. Speak thou ,- Q' 9' i l C X ,rvfgsiw 1 J 'hi J: 1 I l 1 ' of 17 1 . A 2 . Ft: K ' l A LT' 1 'l.22Ji X! X, c J in 4 ' I - '73 1. s a 4 1 , V 3 I i t 1 U -' i I' U :i I J ll I -.Zi x ,Q 5 'LJ A , .':. . U- K tw Wy I ,Q . ,' si S . N 'N -.1 11. vez- 1 N1 , ff - - if . iskxk K A.-S Q K' :'.' 'Q X xg F 4- Q fzcsgl-35:3-IE ur i M , 25 Q- .5 in I.. X ' 5? -X lb V1 eff' 'fiftn if, 1, 5 12 't N, ti .Mfg bg. ff! 'i' , . X 1 Q X , fff: wg! A H-1' 35 ,. ', ' , ,' N ' 1' . r- , E61 '51 T X Q is N 33 M - -,f . m..A .. N , I- ' , V ' 6.7. ' 9. '. ' . f V' a- H lv ' ,' 1 ' 'Q K ' W ' t ' Q 4 ' F- J' lsr! ' YI A 'DEN S 2, , .+ ' g C1 Xi xii! 'f -1-il if W 2 x This life One hundred fifty excited seniors, iuniors and soph- omores proudly presented their dads to teachers at the first Fathers' Night dance held at the academy. Atteired informally, Xavierites and their escorts danced to the music of Tommy Masso and his orchestra. As general chairman, the prefect was assisted by a is must jnllp . . committee of Sodality Board members who planned the dance. Sophomore clas presidents and prefects beautified the gymnasium with gay decorations of hearts and cupids in celebration of the approaching Valentine's Day. As a fitting climax to a highly successful evening, Xavierites blended their voices in the hymn, Good Night, Beloved Mother. 1 pily discovered. declared wholeheartedly. CUPIDS, HEARTS, arrows above these dancing couples symbolized the quickened heart beats of 150 Xavierites proud to be Daddy's Little Girl grown up enough to dance an evening through with him. 'Hes the best dancer I ever met, and all the time I never knew it! one daughter hap DADS APPEAR to enjoy the punch, too' Many fathers, willing to pay to be ex cused from the affair, would gladly finance another such evening often, they Gnally Stepping out to their first formal dance here at Saint Xavier's, 175 iuniors and their escorts attended the long-awaited annual Junior Prom, May 27, 1952. ln- troductions were the first order of the evening as couples chatted with junior homeroom teachers, re- ceived their dance programs, and later passed into the office to present themselves to Sister Mary Mau- ritia, R.S.M., principal. Couples then descended into the gymnasium which had been transformed into a resplendent ballroom. Under the direction of Sister Mary Gervase, R.S.M., the decorations committee was chairmanned by Pauline Downey, Junior Three. The motif used was planned according to the selected theme, Music and Flowers. Sprays of pink flowers or music staffs with titles NOT LEAST AMONG the formal aspects of the evening is braving the reception line outside the principal's office. Beauti- fully gowned juniors inwardly rehearse the words, Sister Mary Mauritia, may I present my escort, John Doe? Sister's gracious welcome relieves all tension as she receives each couple before dancing begins. Zin mp huine must tnelrnme shall pau he BEFORE GOING into the gym for an eve ning of dancing and fun at the Junior Prom, Madeline Costigan and her escort, Norman Boussiere, look over their program. Adjusting John Daly's carnation is Maureen McGrath. The vestibule of the auditorium has been transformed into a beautiful foyer decorated with palms and flowers. lounging chairs add to the evening's re laxation and enioyment. i-2: 91 :I 3' K if my .. ,,..... .J X -NNNQ1. ,...3.,.. F-24,5 --1-gf: mf- ,--,,..4n-' hi .- lil 1.- Fisif-' . ' A' '51, 'nf' -gin' L 7-f ,- ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Rita Fernandes and Mary Horan tune their violins before a public performance. These girls lend their musical talents to various programs throughout the year. Realizing the value of the saying, practice makes perfect, they devote much time to practicing after school and are gratified by the results. JACQUSLINE GAGNIER of Senior Six plays Rain on the xylophoneg Adele Dino and Sandra Manocchio watch. Owning her own marimba, Jacqueline has taken les- sons for three years from Mr. George Geer, member of the Rhode Island Phile harmonic Orchestra, and practices one hour a day at home. As a member of the Malletteers, Jacqueline played at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. 'K' i .- v CAROLINE BICKNELL, Mary Hor Lois Hebert, Carol McNicholas, Davis, Yolanda Calitri, and Teres form wind section of orchestra. MAUREEN MCGRATH, Madeleine Bourre, and Barbara Tomei read over the last three years' Cupolas in order to study the method used in writing short stories and articles. The girls hope this year's issue of the Cupola will surpass all others. HERE'S AN interesting article! Grace An- notti, Mary Cassidy, Joyce Greene, and June Millen glance over various magazines for ideas concerning human interest, short stories, and articles for the annual publis cation of the Cupola. 13... 'These are cuuncilnrs Methods of article and short story writing were the chief aims of The Cupola stat? of l953. Filled with original short stories, interviews, and topics on cur- rent events, material for publication was submitted also by underclassmen and members of other high schools. ln creative writing class were Nancy Callahan, Mar- garet Carr, Mary Cassidy, Vanderlyn Erickson, Eve- lyn Farrell, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Beverley Gormley, Joyce Greene, Marie Hurlbut, Constance Landrigan, Mary Lynch, Joan McDonald, Maureen McGrath, .loan McKeever, Barbara Powers, Paula Susi, Bar- bara Tomei, and Patricia Wood. :- I, .i ,rv- '55 4-.f 5 1 lT lSN'T EVERY day that Joe and Catherine Coyne can b the inspiration of a creative writing group! As for Barbara Fitzpatrick, Joan McDonald, and Joan McKeever of Senior One and Marie Hurlbut, Mary Lynch and Nancy Callahan of Senior Four, could they possibly have a more charming picture from which to record sight impres sions? Which is the unifying de vice, girls-boy, girl, or do 7 that feelinglp persuahe me what 31 am . . . Dedicated to Mother Mary Bernadine, R.S.M., Mother General of the Sisters of Mercy, plans for the 1953 Xavier were drawn up last April. September and October were picture-taking months, all students, faculty, and activities were photographed. In No- vember, the stat? wrote captions and copy, typed and proofread same, and conducted its fruitful circula- tion campaign. By December 15, pictures had been keyed and the book was off to press. Opening in January, the ad campaign continued for two weeks. lt was a mammoth cooperative venture-and now, the 1953 Xavier is yours! MARGARET CARR, Joan McDan- ald, .lune Millen, Beverly Gorm- ley, Patricia Wood, Maureen McGrath, and Madeleine Baurre, members of the literary stat? of The Xavier, are busy choosing the pictbres which will go into the yearbook. The girls prepare and write all the material and must then proofread the copy. During October, they checked accuracy and punctuation in the biographies, which were written by the individual members of the senior class. rg SHIRLEY SIMMS, business manager, checks Xavier copy, prepares and sends out bills for the ads. Before the school term began, Evelyn Farrell, editor-in-chief, made plans from the dummy, listed poses for the year- book, and made out caption slips. XAVIER TYPISTS: Eileen Verdi, Mary Mc- Alice, Clara Sebastianelli, Helen Kollett, Frances Stepka, Nancy Callahan, Mary Lou Aylesworth, Frances Conway, Patricia Rathier, Cynthia Kelley, Lorraine Burns, Irene Marsocci, Mary McGinnis, Catherine Martin, Margaret White, Jean Mitson, Nancy Aubuchon, Barbara Gould, and Ruth Laboissonniere. fv f nQf1nf'i f7 'A A' , Z' M I i 'Y' IN I 1 ' L ' A 2 l ' ,M J' i ix I lil i , N A . i f ii Q , ' 1 i f ' 'l y I . Q . I ,D E x kv xf . . 1 A 5 1 ...R L -sv!! ' -1.. 'Q , . 1 HHAIL, ALMA MATER, onto lheej is proudly sung by Lucille MARGARET BLAIR, Carolyn Mulholland, Patricia Hines, ancl Rabidoux and June Millen. Most Xavierites find need of fheir Marsha McMichael wear the familiar choral gowns of ihe Glee handbooks for the second verse of our school song! Club. The Ave Maria Chorislers perform particularly during the festive Christmas celebraiions. K w .1 1 'xc X Q f ' v D f ' . X- , ir., 'fw , f Wilt 'K -' A 1 I ' J: F l e ll iii s A A Q , g 1 SENIORS ARE: Claudette Dufresne, Lola Murphy, Margaret Sor- rentine, Paula Susi, Margaret Salisbury, Christine Cunnion, Evelyn Farrell, Joyce Greene, Joan McDonald, Carolyn Mul- holland, Rose Giordano, Eunice Varieur, June Millen, Margaret Carr, Phyllis Lepore, Constance Landrigan, Patricia MacDonald, Vanderlyn Erickson, Margaret Blair, Margaret White, Jo Anne Riley, Ann Salisbury, Nancy Luce, Jane Dailey, Pauline Downey, Q15 Barbara Donovan, Alice Hanley, Barbara Ly0r'IS, Lucille Rabi- doux, Marie Ferrucci, Dolores Calcagni, Catherine Coffey, Mary Quarnstrom, Patricia Hines, Louise Brennan, Joan Marshall, Mary King, Carolyn Kilmartin, Mary Lou Aylesworth, Jacqueline McSally, Helen DeLiello, Mary Beecher, Patricia Dawson, Marie Hurlbut, and Marilyn Tade. bang without a hurhen . . With a song in their hearts and a tune on their lips, the members of the Glee Club provided the students with a year of enioyable entertainment. Second to none in excellence and second only to the World Affairs Forum in number, the 115 senior and iunior Glee Club members made their debut on November BESIDES GIVING musical rendi- tions at various school assem- blies, such as Mother Provincial's feast, Christmas, and Saint Pat' rick's Day programs, the mem- bers of the Glee Club also lead the singing at class day exer- cises. During the processional around the campus, the girls sing Mother Beloved, Lourdes Hymn, Ave, Lady of Fatima, and The loveliness of Mary. During the crowning the gradu- ates sing Most Pure Heart of Mary. Following the class ora- tion, the seniors conclude with the singing of Hail, Alma Mater. 17, Mother Provincial's teast day. Besides its annual operetta, the Glee Club sang for the Marian Mother- hood at Christmas and performed for the Treasury of Song, a savings bond program. On Undergraduates' Day and Parents' Night pro- grams, this club terminates the year's activities. Zilffi U. .v, . Q., ' g x b'q'V. - . J v 1 ' , I , l W l 1 S N if iiixsf ' KE!! Qwest are the uses uf ahhersitp f JOYCE GREENE, editor-in-chief of the Xdviefeffe, CONCIUCYS CI Ggrmley, Maureen McGrg1h, Bqrbqfq Tgmeil Nancy Calla meefing of her sfufi. These girls are: P0friCiu Wood, MUYY hun, Grace Annotti, Madeline Bourre, Christine Cunmon Cassidy, Margoref Curr, Barbara POWGYS, Joan McKeever, Claudeffe Dufresne, Vanderlyn Erickson, Evelyn Farrell Joan McDonald, Paula Susi, .ludiih Humphrey, Beverly Barbara Fiyzpqnick, June Millen, and Mary Lynch DOES THE word counf check? How abou? those headlines? Edifor-in-chief, Joyce Greene, with page editors Mary Cassidy, Patricia Wood, and Margarei Carr pasfe copy on Xaviereffe dummy. These girls edit their own pages, assign stories, check proofs, and prepare the paper for press. I l l Lio- m igvi' 1, . i-, -, , ff' PAULA SUSI and .luduth Hum phrey Sensors One and Three respectuvely exchange edntors for the Xavuerette receuve helpung hand from Claudette Dufresne and Maureen McGrath bath of Senior One With pub Iucuty for SXA un mund papers are sent to all Catholic lunuor hugh schools hugh schools and colleges throughout the duocese and several Mercy Hugh Schools un the country BARBARA POWERS promotuon manager and Nancy Callahan managung edutor of the Xawerette maul copues of the paper at the Pune Street maul box to all parochual schools taught by the Susters of Mercy un Rhode Island Many tumes durung the school year the center of actuvuty un Mercy Hall us Room Four better known as the Xavuerette Room Here, the 23 members of thus years stat? unute for one purpose to present the best un student lournalusm un the form of our school paper, The Xavlerette Edutor un chuef Joyce Greene who makes publucatuon schedules checks layouts word counts, dustrubutes assugnments and supervuses the paper un general heads the staff Page edutors Mary Cassudy Patrucua Wood and Margaret Mary Carr also make page layouts, correct, read, approve, and edut all copy for theur respectuve pages Staft reporters hasten to cover theur beats and wrute news storues, untervuews, edutoruals, and features be fore deadline Theur long hours of labor are well rewarded, for theur contrubutuons strengthen relatuon shup and arouse more Interest un school actuvutues, both currucular and extracurrucular 1 1 , G , 1 1 u 1 I ' ' 1 . , . .- I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 nur ascent is The Mikado, the famous operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan, was presented last year by the combined Senior and Junior Glee Clubs to support the 1952 Catholic Charities Fund Appeal. The plot concerned the escapades of Nanki-Poo, son of the Mikado, and his escape from marrying an elderly lady, Katisho. While disguised as a roving troubc- dor, Nanki-Poo fell in love and married the beautiful maiden named Yum-Yum. AS PISH-TUSH, Marie Hurlbut, pleads his case, Poo-Bah, Constance Landrigan, turns away in utter contempt with Nanki-Poo, Eleanor Bouley, looking on. This scene is from The Mikado. THREE LITTLE MAIDS from school are We, sang pretty damsels, Joan Wall, Dorothea Sullivan, and JoAnn Riley in The Mikado. YumfYum, Dorothea Sullivan, portrays the heroine in the operetta. x --I a 'I lye sunnztbing finer than pun cnulh purrbase xi Ee plapeh together . . As a part ot the physical education of Xavierites, weekly gym classes are held. Girls are trained in marching and calisthenics, participate in games and relays, and learn square dancing. They engage in volleyball, cage ball, and soccer. Here competition is necessary and team work is stressed. Towards the end of the year, a series of basketball games takes place in which teams compete for the school basket- ball shield.. Climaxing the year's activity is Play Day in which all gym classes participate. Under the direction of Dr. Clara Smith, Miss Mary O'Neill, R.N., and Miss Florence Paquette, physical education instructor, this health program aims to keep the girls physically tit. Each student receives a medical examination. DR. CLARA SMITH here gives a routine throat check to Helen Dziemiach. To acquaint Xavier- ites with health rules, Doctor Smith organized a series of lec- tures on diet, proper food and grooming, and on personal hy- giene. Mental health was also stressed in her alternate weekly meetings with seniors, iuniors, sophomores, and freshmen. A graduate of Tuft's College Med- ical School, Doctor Smith spe- cializes in pediatrics at Miriam, Rhode Island, and Chapin Hos- pitals. .H ..., I 'Ox' .. Yfpf-.... A - ,M -on v ,--. 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I fvh dfx fo . i L' ' 1, Z4 Qpeak pau so gently. While at St. Xavier's, girls of the classical and scien- tific divisions may ioin either the Latin, French, and German clubs. Commercial students have the oppor- tunity to take part in the Spanish Club. Latin club students subscribe to Auxilium Latinum and concentrate on cultural background and Roman his- tory at their monthly meetings. Members of the French Club subscribe to a monthly paper, La Croisade, which provides material for progress in French. Slides and recording pertaining to life in France are used at French Club meetings. To increase facility in using Spanish through conver- sations, games, skits, and songs is the aim of the Spanish Club. The history of Latin America countries provide interesting subiects for research. WITH AN EYE to the weather, Helen Hoard exclaims to Margaret Salisbury, Es regnetl Ich bin fertig. 'flt is raining! l am ready. Both these classical pupils study senior German. ELEANOR ROSSI performs to the rhythmic movements of the tango at a recent meeting of the Spanish club. Eleanor is clad in the brightly-colored, gay costume of a Spanish senorita. Ann Hawkins and Gertrude Nault register their approval of Eleanor's fine and exact execu- tion of the difficult steps. Many phases of Spanish culture are portrayed at these club meet- ings. ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX World Affairs Forum members listen as the Reverend David J. Coffey presides at the season's first meeting. To promote thinking, Fatl1er's first question was What are you? Simple questions require thought, but Xavierites are not overcome. Hands soon shot up from various sections h . 'S . A EJ Nag he '- fx, uillirue it is .S I , . A 'an . is - 3,34- 1 ' 'xiii -4 ,R QI 7? ' EG. ing, Reverend David J. Coffey, adviser of the W.A.F. and Jacqueline McSally, Senior One, Two and Four, bers, totaling 136, are under the direction of Sister Mary Flavia, R.S.M., A.B. Father Coffey comes bi- monthly, alternately to senior and junior groups. of the auditorium. Since the club is so large, meetings are held every other week in the auditorium. Panel discussions, debates, and quizzes on current events take place throughout the year with a chairman presiding at each meeting. PLANNING THE SENIOR World Affairs Forum meet- and Junior Legislature, Mary Cassidy, Ann Holmes, respectively, exchange ideas on current topics. Mem- that me babe seen better bays . World Aftairs Forum, which registers 149 senior mem- bers, holds bi-monthly meetings under the direction of Sister Mary Flavia, R.S.M. Once a month Rev. David J. Coffey presides at these meetings, and en- lightens the girls on national, international, and local problems. At each meeting, six girls take part in a panel dis- cussion on such topics as the Far East, and France's colonial situation. The panel presents the major points ofthe issue. Then members discuss the situation and try to arrive at a solution based on Christian social principles. For 'll0 juniors Sister Mary Laurene, R.S.M., has or- ganized the Junior Legislature. This is to teach the girls parliamentary procedure and debating, so that they will be prepared for the senior World Affairs Forum. ' W ' s,.x ' K' T .-3. . N xx A . 'x N ' 1 X Lx 3 X, I ,,,.....--- Eur what is, some see . . SCIENTIFIC-MINDED freshmen, Janice Le- tourneau, Nancy Rainville, Mary Collins, and Florence Ryan test foods for starches, proteins, and fats. Freshmen show much enthusiasm for daily classes in general science, which are a preparation for later advanced study. As upperclassmen, they will be taught basic courses in biology or chemistry which will make them eligible for college or for nursing school. 4 A-.. Hi 9 Beginning in their freshman year, Xavierites become familiar with the scientific world by taking courses in general science. If they choose to follow the scientific course, biology is offered in their sophomore year, physics in their junior year, and chemistry in their final year. Classical students get their share of biol- ogy during the senior year. Most girls pursuing the scientific course plan to become nurses, dieticians, laboratory technicians, or physical education teachers. To add spice to the classes and to develop deeper interest in the subjects, various sets of slides and mo- tion pictures are available for visual aid in the class- rooms. ln addition to this, chemistry students are re- quired to spend one hour and a half each week performing experiments in the well-equipped labora- tory under the supervision of Sister Mary Rosalia, R.S.M., A.B., head of the science department. Each year, Saint Xavier's girls prove their scientific ability by claiming many prizes at the Science Fair sponsored by the Providence Journal. In 1952, fifty per cent of the forty-eight Xavierites who entered were awarded grants. Since 1949, four Saint Xavier's alumnae have won science scholarships to Salve Regina College in Newport. SENIORS IN THE chemistry class learn to measure liquids by looking at the graduate cylinder in order to determine the amount of copper sulphate in it. Putting their knowledge ob- tained during lectures into practical use, this group meets often in the lab. Experiments not only prove theories but also provoke the enthusiasm of the student. ,Q -..- it I 1 BARBARA DUQUETTE, Rosella Smith, Margaret Gilroy, Lillian Gemma, and Mary Cahill, all freshmen, prepare to make muffins at a home economics class. The home economics course is avail- able to girls of all classes. The equipment used by the group is 11 a gift at the Marian Motherhood Assembly. Cake, fudge, cookies, and pies will be on these girls' agenda before the course terminates. .....?. l. - Aw. ai 'ly ........-- EILEEN WALSH, Elizabeth O'Brien, and Mary .lane Rancourt, freshmen members of the Home Economics Club, after returning from a shopping trip, put away their pur- chases of flour, bread, salt, and cherries in the new kitchen cabinets. These sup- plies will be put to use in future home economics classes, perhaps in the testing of a new recipe. As a part of their train- ing, the girls learn how to budget money but, at the same time, to purchase food of better quality. ujfnrhear, anh eat nu more . . In the homemaking department there are two sepa- rate divisions, the cooking department and the sewing department under one title, the Home Economics Club, directed by Sister Mary LaSalette, R.S.M. Altogether, the club numbers 34 members, 8 mem- bers in cooking, 26 in sewing. .loan Driscoll and Ann Hobson, are president and secretary respectively of this combined unit. Without any class restrictions, this organization alters membership to freshmen, sophomore, juniors, and seniors. Each division has 15 lessons, which extend from October to May. On Mondays from 2:45 to 4:00 p.m., the cooking club assembles. uiris uecui-ie iamiliar with nutrition, meal planning, marketing, and the knowledge and care of kitchen equipment. At elementary sewing, girls learn basic stitches, work on seams, and progress until they can complete an outfit. They meet on Wednesdays from 2:45 to 3:45 p.m., and work on both the electric and toot pedaled sewing machines. In this department crocheting, tatting, embroidering, and personal grooming are also taught. Occasional guest lecturers and demonstrators add further inter- est to club meetings. 'Jar' car,- J ,yt- M lT'S EASY when you know how, learn sewing club mem- bers. Ann Hobson, lda Sabatino, and Claire Cochran watch as .loan Driscoll demonstrates her skill at the sewing machine. Holding informal meetings such as this once c week, they will also learn the art of crocheting, tatting, and embroidery during successive meetings. DURING A meeting of the Sew ing Club Carol Spadals and Maureen Grimes practice button hole stitching while Diane Mc Donald and Dorothy Heslin are busy ironing. The members of this club meet weekly in small groups and are taught both hand and machine sewing. The club is open to all classes. gf Ill: UI! ' , ' I I 'v i I 1 B Y s A . W 77 '-' 1'rvu':-1-rf - ' ' 1 23 ' - . ,-'- 51, ' if 5 -Q-9-5- - , .qe.n. - :nun gl., pf 1L9rrsf,,.,!,-.i , ,,-- -. ' ,, -f . Q .-- -- . - ' - 4r-'-. ., ' ,. 4 A ... X4 , 2 ,iff I . ,, .,. v 'X-gi . . 2 f-I 5 . rn. ., Q t ' -24. U J .1 V M 3, ',,, ' A 'I' 1- ' ' , .. .-' ,Q ' ' -A W' A wi' X. 7. A A . J- - T N ' 'H' Ln' - ' 'M ' U .., -. . 'A 4 65, 6 ., X, X I I ix- 5 ifll . -wig -, X lil Ulinngues in trees For one period a week, art is taught as a subject requirement for college preparatory students from freshman through senior years. Art students study the use of the element of color, line, form, and tex- ture, receiving guidance in the use of these elements through the principles of balance, rhythm, and emphasis. These principles are applied by students who make charts tor color spectrums, values, intensities, and harmonies, rhythm is secured through repetition, radi- ation, alternation, and sequence in designs. Members of the Art Club, taught by Sister Mary Gervase, R.S.M., learn the use of oils and water colors together with correct lettering technique for poster-making. These girls hold an annual art ex- hibit in the school gymnasium. CHRISTINE CUNNION of Senior One seems very interested in her work as she puts the finishing touches on her poster. She entered it in last year's Visitor Crusade contest. CARMELA ROSSI Gertrude Nault and Arlune Maynard here do the cutting, pasting, and art work on a Valentine Day motif used for decorating the gymnasium on Father's Night. Wreaths are made of synthetic foam with red cupids doing a sprughtly dance on a golden urea. Giant red hearts aureoled in lace l 1 'irq DURING CLASS DAY exercises, the statue of Our Lady of Grace on the campus is crowned by the prefect of the sodality, assisted by senior class presi- dents and sodality officers. The graduating class in caps and gowns takes part in the procession while undergraduates watch. has subs this . .. was cg, K Q ' x. - : L, ,'zs 1? :An -3' I f A R- ,li 1 n' I an L . F' it Q - l ffl' x A AT THE SENIOR CLASS banquet, members of the sodality board and senior presidenets are seated at the head table. Priests of the diocese who have participated in some school activity during the year are also present. Toosts are proposed to the hon- ored guests and faculty, and talented seniors enter- tain. JOAN COLEMEN, highest ranking commercial senior in the Class of 1952 here gives the class oration on class day. Guests, faculty, seniors, and undergradu- ates hear her as she brietiy rehearses the achieve- ments of the graduating class. Aided by the outdoor loudspeaker, the class orator voices the seniors' valedictory to Alma Mater. SENIORS INTRODUCE their Moms and Dads to their teachers on Parents' Night, one of the features of Commencement Week. A play is presented by the Rosa Mystica Players and choral selections are given by the Glee Club. The program terminates with a tableau that includes the entire graduating class. ehentful history . . Setting the pace for Commencement activities, seniors dance to the rhythm of fox trots, waltzes, and rurnbas at the Senior Prom. On Graduates' Day, spiritual conferences are given by a local priest. As the jun- iors' farewell to the seniors on the following day, seniors view a program of skits and songs compiled from happenings of their undergraduate days. Class Day's exercises, including class banquet and oration by the highest ranking commercial senior, inaugurate Commencement Week. Rosa Mystica Players' presentation, the crowning of Our Lady under the title of Rosa 'Mystica, the Glee Club's rendi- tion of choral selections, and a tableau by capped and gowned graduates highlight the succeeding eve- ning's program, Parents' Night. Alumnae Day, which made a successful debut last year, features a tea- luncheon served in the school gymnasium. Academy Day and finally commencement itself conclude the eventful week. I .-v 1 Bud. A. l th! . ...H 1 gt X. ON THE AGENDA every year is the annual alumnae banquet. Since the drive for membership, this bon- quet has been so well attended that it has been impossible to invite the senior class, as done in previous years. Here, members of the Class of 1927 observe the twenty-fifth anniversary of their commencement. AS AN ANNUAL event, the graduating class of Saint Xavier's Academy are guests of Mother Mary Hilda, R.S.M., Mother Provincial, at Mother of Mercy Novitiate, Mount Saint Rita. Here two '52 graduates discuss the wonderful time they are having with former Xavierites who are now professed Sisters of Mercy. nh nntn me trash the HIS EXCELLENCY the Most Reverend Russell J Mc Vlnney D D Bishop of Providence honors the occo sion by conferring diplomas on 219 seniors Class of 1952 Here Mary Carpenter kneels to luss the Bishop s rung as she recenves her diploma from has hands These certificates are signed by the Mother Pro vmcral 1 - , ' -- 3 - . 1, . ,.,-K I 1 -, K . THIS IS THE graduation line, seniors in white cop and gown circling the campus for before the orchestra begins the commencement march. They sing To You, Our Ble even the bravest heart falters. There are no dry hankies after this final hymn is sung. the last time iust ssed Mother and last scene of all THE VERY REVEREND MONSlGNOR CHARLES M. WALSH addresses the graduating class of 1952. Monsignor Walsh, director of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine in New York, serves as the representative of His Eminence, Francis Cardinal Spellman on the Administrative Board of the Catholic Youth Organization. tg, 'Do the will of God! Joan Langhorn, valedic- torian, urged her 218 classmates at the 1952 commencement. That formula can still change the water of any human life into wine. There is no sin committed in 1952 that has not a history as old as the human race. There is no perversion of will that cannot he he redirected by submission to God's will. Those who do the will of God bring peace to their own lives and renewal to the face Of the earth . MEMBERS OF THE graduating class face a procession including the Most Reverend Russell J. McVinney, D.D., Bishop of Provi- dence, during annual Commencement Day exercises at the Academy. Also in the procession are Governor Dennis .l. Roberts, and Mayor Walter H. Reynolds, as well as several priests and monsignori of the diocese. Acting as an honor guard are students of Providence College, while the orchestra plays the traditional processional, Festival March. M2 Q4 9 3.21 'S -x-. 1, .'z- J., rf' .f ,. J. QJ ,4 ,Z .A-fy. nu. X' - ,,, 4 'J' ,,-.4 Q -A. f. -n S. ff' , . 4 . ?' Q The eurtain has heseenheh, Gut plap, must happilp, has enheh Qnh . .. .. Qs Eau like It Su bib me . . . 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ThomasJ Kelley John A Kelly Anthony Kacevlclus RoberlJ Maynard Leonard J McAteer Charles W McConnell John T McConnell John P McGurre Phrllp S McKenna Wrlllam D Mclinichen John L Mclaughlxn Robert T Meadows Jeremnah P Murphy John X Murphy A Ernesi Ollvler Charlesl O Neull Mrss Beffy Aruda and Mrs Mr and Mrs Muss Pafrrcra Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr Robert C Arthur Aubuchon Chester Aylesworth Aylesworih Leo R Balenhne Joseph J Belanger Elnsee Benlamm Benz Mr Adolph: Berll Mrss Marjorie Berry Mrs Rose Berry Edgar L Besseffe D D S and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Charles Blanch: John Blarr Clarence Blass Angelo Bonvlcrn LeoJ Bouchard Mrs PhlllpP Bowe Mr LesterJ Boyd Mrss Mary C Boyd Mrs WalferP Boyd and Mrs Edward Brennan Ronald Van Brocklyn and Mrs Raymond Brounllefie Andrew BYUSCIHI Hugo D Frank H and Mrs Mrs Charles and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Brusclnr Buckly Fred Burgess Burke Paul S Burlingame Bernard Burns James Burns Salvafore Butero Harold Butierflneld Hugh Calferty Mass Dorothy Cahill Counculman and Mrs J Leo Cahrll Mr and Mrs Alfred Calcagm Mr and Mrs Rocco Collin I05 Rf. 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Carmody Mr and Mrs Arthur P Carr Mrss Mary E Carr Mr and Mrs James Carroll Mrs Carron Mr and Mrs James P Cassndy Mass M Lourse Cassody Mlss Mary E Cawley Mr Anthony Crnquegrana Jr Mxss Blanche Cmquegrana and Mrs John E Clement and Mrs Joseph Cohen Sam Cohen and Mrs Anthony Coleth and Mrs George Colettr Mass Margaret E Conley Mnss Catherine Connolly Mrs Grace Connolly Mass Carol N Contlllo Mlss E Gertrude Conway Mr and Mrs John J Conway Mr and Mrs. Joseph Conway Mrss Margaret Conway Mass l. Natalle Cosall Dr and Mrs Thomas Costa Mr and Mrs James E Costlgan Mrss Bernice C Cronan Mr and Mrs Raymond Cronm Miss Hazel Crothers Mrs Arthur Crowley Mass Barbara Crowley Mr and Mrs John Crowley Mr and Mrs John T Crowley Mlss Mary Crowley Mr and Mrs C H Curran Mnss Claudia Cusson A W Czuback and Mrs James Dacey and Mrs J Arthur Darley Peter Danes: Charles H Davus Jr and Mrs Joseph Davrs Mass Josephine Davus Mrs Mary Dawson Mr and Mrs Vlncentll Dergnan Jr Mlss Ann Dellello Mr and Mrs Franlr Delrello Mr and Mrs Gateano Della Ventura Mnss Anna Del Slgnore Mr Wllllam K Demers Mr and Mrs Anthony DeNlcola Mrs Leo DlMaro Mrs Cornelius Dmeen Mr PatruckJ Dmeen Mlss Mary Dolan 47 Mr and Mrs R C Danley Mr CharlesJ Donnelly PATRONS AND FRIENDS Mass Dorothy Doorley Mr Edward Doorley Mr and Mrs JamesH Doorley Mr and Mrs JamesH Doorley Mrss Joan Doorley Mr and Mrs John F Door ey Mass Lounse Doorley Mass Maureen Doorley Mr Robert Doorley Mr James Doris Mr and Mrs HowardT Downey Mass Loss M Dubrel and Mrs E Dufresne and Mrs George F Dugan and Mrs Raymond F Dunfey Erme Duquette and Mrs Robert Durrell Mrss Sheila Dyer and Mrs J Joseph Egan and Mrs T G Erickson and Mrs Frank Esposrto and Mrs Albert Falcafslry Ml s Margaret C Falvey Mr and Mrs Joseph E Farrell Mass Llly M Faust Mass Phylus Ferland Mr and Mrs Hugh Frtzpatrrclr Mrs Everett Flanagan John Flanagan Thomas Flanagan and Mrs Joseph Flood and Mrs James Flower Mrs Catherme Flynn Thomas Flynn and Mrs. Howard Franklnn Mlchael Franlrlm and Mrs Alfred Gagnon and Mrs Wulfred M Gallagher and Mrs A Goula and Mrs Walllam Germam Mlss Ann Glanfrocco Mnss Betty Granfrocco Mr James E Glllooly Mrss Wllhelmma R Galooly Mlss Marlone S Grlmore Mrs Mary C Gilmore Mr Russell Gllmore Mrs Alphonse Girard and Mrs John H Gormley and Mrs Arthur B Gould and Mrs Frank E Greene Pete Gregoire and Mrs Thomas Hoare and Mrs Walter Hall Blaur Hamblett and Mrs Wmston Hamblett and Mrs. Albert Hanley and Mrs Joseph M Hanley and Mrs Louxs J Hanmgon and Mrs Thomas Hayes Muss Anna E Heaney l . 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Mr, , l06 Mrs Eugene E Hebert Mrs Charles Hem Mr and Mrs Davrd Hendnclrs Mr and Mrs Henry Ionnusccllr Mlss Elame Heon Mrs Alace E Heron Mass Esther M Heron Mr and Mrs Joseph Hesketh Mrs Irene Hlclrey Mass Ann Hlnchey Mr and Mrs EdwardT Hogan Muss Eluzabeth Hogan Moss Mary E Hogan Mlss Angelyn M Horn Mr Chrlstopher Horn Mr and Mrs George Holt Mr and Mrs Wm E Humphrey Mrs Anna L lafrate Mrs Grace Inman Mr and Mrs Alfonso Iavarone Mrs Ralph A Isabella and Mrs Ralph T Isabella and Mrs Irvmg Jache and Mrs Francls Johnson and Mrs Ernest Joly rmmy Ray Roger Fruend and Mrs Joseph A Joly Allred Karemo thy Jaclue and Maureen Clanton J Keach and Mrs MlchaelM Kenlty Dale Kelly and Mrs Anthony L Kennedy J Rlchard Kldd and Mrs John Klllron and Mrs Walter Kocon Mass Ann Kollett Mr and Mrs Edward L Kollett Mr and Mrs FerrlsJ Koorle The Krelronans Mr George Labolssonnlere Sr Mr George Labonssonnlere Mrs Ephrem Lachance Ephrem Lachance Frank W Lochance Jean Marc Laflamme and Mrs James Landngen and Mrs Austln Langton A Fnend Mr Richard Lyons Mrs JohnJ Larned Mr and Mrs Ernest Latessa Mr and Mrs J Laurenzo Mlss Cotherlne Lawler Mass Margaret Lawler Mr and Mrs E F Lawless Mr and Mrs John Lawrence Muss Mary L Leach Mr and Mrs G A LeBeau Mr and Mrs Raymond LeFave PATRONS AND FRIENDS Mr and Mrs James Lepore Mr Donald Levellle Mrs Edward Leveulle Mr and Mrs Alfred Levesque Mr and Mrs John E Levesqve Mass Ann Lmdell Mrss Barbara Lmdell Mr and Mrs Benedntto Lombard: Mr and Mrs GeorgeA lonergon Mr Matthew Lopez Mus Dorothy Lord and Mrs Earl A Luce John K Lyons and Mrs L John Lyons Rrchard Lyons Mrss Catherme Magee Mr and Mrs J Joseph MacDonald Mr and Mrs Wlllldm F MacDoncI:l Moss Carol Ann Magrera Mr ond Mrs Walter Magrera Mr John F Maguure Mrss Marguene Maguire Mr Frank Malfutano Mr M J Malone Mrs Malone Miss Ellen Mannmg Mrs Anna Manocchlo Mr and Mrs Malro Manocshro Mr A Marccontano Mrs George Marcoux Sr Mr Raymond Marcaux Mr Marshall P Mamn Miss Antonette Mastrangelo Mrs. Lena Mastrangelo Mr Nlcola Mastrangelo Muss Duane Mazxoncmn Mr and Mrs James McAIrse Mrs Elizabeth McBride Mr John McBnde Senator and Mrs Raymond A McCabe Mrs. Henry J McCaIlrey Sr Mr and Mrs Henry J McCaffrey Jr Mrss Rose A McCaITrey Mr and Mrs Joseph McCaull Mr and Mrs William I McDonald Miss Elmor McDuff A Fnend and Mrs Henry McElroy and Mrs James McEvoy and Mrs John P McGarry and Mrs Francis B McGlnnns The Mlsses Mary and Joan McGmms Muss Allce McGovern Mlss Catherine McGovern ond Mrs Patrick J McGrath Kenneth T Mclntosh and Mrs Joseph P McKeever and Mrs Peter McLaren Mrss Anna Mclaughlm Mrs Mary McManus Mr Joseph D McManus ' ' Mr. . . ' . Mr. . ' . Mr. . . . ' Mr, ' Mr. . . ' ' ' Mr. . ' . Mr. . ' , . . Mr. . , J. I I . . A ' . ' Mr. . . . . ' ' Mr. , , ' Ka , ' , , , . Mr. ' . . Mr. . ' . ' . . ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Kelley Miss Frances Mastrangelo Mr. Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' . Mr. I . . . . . Mr. . . . ' . . . , Sr. . ' . ' , Sr. ' . Mr. . . ' . Mr. . ' ' Mr. ' Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . ' . ' ' ' ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . . . . . Mr. . . . . Mr. . IO7 and Mrs Edwun McHugh and Mrs Wultred R McPeak Wulfred R McPeak Jr and Mrs Joseph F McVay Charles Maynard and Mrs James P McVay Muss Kathleen McVay Muss Margaret McVay Muss Mary McVay Muss Sarah C McVay Mrs Veronuca Mullen Mr Arthur Edward Moon Mrs Thomas W Moran Muss Flora Morrussette Mrs Antonette Moronu PATRONS AND FRIENDS and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Edward M Ryan Earl Salusbury Everett A Salusbury George Salusbury Joseph Salusbury and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Charles H Mullaney John T Mullen George M Murphy John F Murphy John F Murphy Jr and Mrs John G Murphy and Mrs Leo M Murphy Muss Mary Murphy Mr and Mrs Peter Murphy Muss Margaret E Naurtney Muss Anna M Salvatore Mr and Mrs E Schnohr Mrs Bernadune Ward Schoen Mr and Mrs Peter Sebastuanellu Muss Clara Shallus and Mrs John Shea and Mrs Marco Sumone Muss Ann Smuth John P Smuth and Mrs Anthony Souto and Mrs Frederuck Sorensen and Mrs Domenuco Sorrentune Mrs Anna Stepka Mrs Bertha Stepka Edward Stepka Wulluam V Steplua Wulluam Stepka Jr and Mrs Thomas Sulluvan Jr Bobby Surecchua Mrs Luncoln Sutcluft Mr Louus Nass Mrs Wulluam Nelson Muss Claure O Bruen Muss Elouse O Bruen Muss Sallyann O Bruen Mr Wulluam O Bruen Mr and Mrs GeorgeJ O Connell Mrs John B O Donnell Mr Ralph Olney Mrs Fred Palombo Mr John Pansera Mrs W Patrungton Mr and Mrs Patton Mr and Mrs Armand Pellerun Mr and Mrs Elluot Peterson Mrs Alfred Punault Mr and Mrs EdmundJ Pollutt Muss Antounette Poulun Muss Mary Powell Mr ond Mrs FrankJ Quarnstrom Counculman Edward P Quugley and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Harold Swartz Frank Taaffe Carmune Tamelleo George Tatro and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs James A Quugley Arthur Quurunu Martun Qumn Joseph Rakutus Carmuno Raro George Rathbun Oscar J Rathuer Norman Rattey Muss Patrucua Thompson Henru Tomeu and Mrs Harvey Tonguay and Mrs Paul Tremblay Mrs Annue Turbutt Mr and Mrs Edward J Turbutt Mr and Mrs John A Turbutt Mr and Mrs James Turbrudy Muss Irene l. Turner Mr Wulluam J Turner Muss Estelle F Tyrell Muss Sarah E Udell and Mrs Frederuck Vallante and Mrs FrancusJ Varueur Francus J Varueur Jr and Mrs John Verdu and Mrs Albanu Vuncent Tony Vuocolo Wulluam Walsh Edward W Walsh Mrs I Wentworth Counculman Edward Wexler Mr Martun Whalen Muss Catherune L Whute Mr and Mrs H S Whute Robert Reall Muss Meta Rheunhold Muss Martha Ruvard Mrs Susue Rotando Mrs Edward Rumhann Muss Ellen M Ruhmann Mr and Mrs Dennus R Ryan Mr Jack Wuckham Mrs Edna Wuley Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs A Fruend Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs I08 Edward A Wood Anthony Zulla James E Flanagan Wm Shunney Jr Mr. , ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' . Mr. - ' Mr. ' . , . Mr. . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' Mr, Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' - , ' ' Mr. . , Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . ' , ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . . Dr. . . . Mr. . , . Mr. Mr. . . Mr. ' ' . Mr. . . Mr. , . ' Mr. . ' , . . . Mr. ' . ' Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . ' ' ' ' Mr. . ' ' ' ' ' Mr. . Mr. Ernest O'Brien Mr. Joseph Tet . . . , . Mr. . . . . . ' Mr. . . . 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R L PL 1 4210 For Evenmg Appomtment Comphments of GUILD METAL PRODUTCS Inc FRED DE CESARIS 1 l Authorized Distributors for Q9 I I I26 STuart 1 3220 Res EL I 7645 FEDERAL DAIRY CO Inc MILK CREAM ICE CREAM ICE CREAM MIXTURE 83 Greenwxch Street PROVIDENCE 7 R I 3 0149 1 9422 ELMWOOD MONUIVIENT AL WORKS Manufacturers of Art1st1c Monuments Opposlte Smnt Frcmc1s Cemetery 88 Srmthheld Avenue Pawtucket R I. Hugo D Brusc1n1 Proprietor MACK BUICK Inc WOONSOCKEI' R I P 1one Woonsocket 300 Comphments of '1'I-IE MANGAN COMPANY RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 45 Rmchmond Street PROVIDENCE 2 R I STERLING PILE FABRICS CORP FALL RIVER MASS Iohn I Hoey FICIIICIS I Cooney Presldent Treasurer PLANT ATIONS CONSTRUCTION CO GENERAL CONTRACT ORS 1089 Greenwxch Ave Warwxck. R Comphments of MCI.-AUGHLIN 61 MORAN SULLIVAN MOTOR EXPRESS FREIGHT FORWARDERS 75 Wealth Avenue PROVIDENCE. R I I 4712 l27 PA - DE - 1 Cemetery Lettering a Specialty I ' . ' . I. I Inc. I - EL - COMPLIMENTS OF A Fnend I F D 'I'HE OXFORD PRESS 28 Gordon Avenue PROVIDENCE R I Cornphments of REPLACEMENT PARTS CO Inc 314 Washmgton Street PROVIDENCE 3 R. I e DExter 2746 ALFRED CALCAGNI General Contractor and Bu11der 25 Zella Street PROVIDENCE 8 R I Congrcxtulcxtlons cmd Best Wlshes Rhode Islands Largest Department Store PAwtucket 3 5300 LIBERTY MOTOR FREIGHT LINES Incorporated Fred G Dreyer V1ce Presxdent New England DIVISIOH Fsten Avenue Pawtucket R I I A FOSTER COMPANY IEWELERS COMPLIMENTS G1ft Oounsellors for Three Quarters QF A of cr Century SU Dorrance Street DExter I 0121 FRIEND T 1.: GAspee 1-3832 - 3833 ' ' ' zs , I28 Dnvmg Lessons Full Dual Control Cars LEARN THE SAFE EASY WAY! RENT A NEW CAR Drive Yourself 1n cr Cor os Pnvote as Your Own Ca STANDARD CAB CO Tel Woon 5000 FORD AND BURKE Catenng Compcmy BANOUET BUFFET SHOWERS 488 Fnendshxp Street PROVIDENCE R I. MAnn1ng 1 7901 Elmhurst 1 5525 GReenw1ch 1 0481 M KALLAHER COAL Fuel and Hcmdhng SpeC1G11S1S IOSEPH V TALLY Inc Church Supphes Rehglous Arucles Greetmg Cards TRAVEL AGENCY 505 Westmrnster Street PROVIDENCE. R. I 1 PA 5 6000 GAspee 1 2158 MEZZA LUNA Restaurant and Caterers 1079 Park Avenue WOONSOCKET R I Tel Woon 1382 Comphments of ST MICHAEL S SCHOOL Gordon Avenue PROVIDENCE R I. Phone GAspee 1 3876 LORING STUDIOS FINE PoRTRA1'rs 123 Mathewson Street PROVIDENCE 3. R. I. GAspee 1 2100 HOWARD 6. LEWIS New England s Largest Ford Dealer FORD CARS FORD TRUCKS 219 Promenade Street PROVIDENCE, R. I. 11 - - COMPANY, Inc. ' GA -8121 - - I29 GAspee 1 0158 Ralph Isabella R I Manufactunng Co Manufacturers of EAR WIRES SAFETY CATCI-IES NECKLACE CLASPS IEWELERS METAL SPECIALTIES 10 Abbott Park Place Provldence 3 R. I Comphments of IOHN F DORIS woonsocxsr R PROVIDENCE 2 RHODE ISLAND Where You ALWAYS Shop With Conhdence C G BRUNNCKOW CO Asbestos Rootmg Slate Roottng Sheet Metal Work for Bulldmgs Lmebestos Wallboard PLAIN AND TILED 223 231 Globe Street Provxdence R. I MURPHY CATERERS BANQUETS WEDDINGS BRIDGE PARTIES Etc 6 Heath Street PROVIDENCE R I IAMES I GALLOGLY 6 SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 671 Broad Street PROVIDENCE R I DE I 7808 Comphments of RT REV MSGR. CORNELIUS I HOLLAND Thomas I Kmg Francts I Kmg THOMAS I KING 6. SON Esfqbllshed 1890 FUNERAL DIRECT ORS 1011 Atwells Avenue PROVIDENCE R. I. Elmhurst 1 0022 I30 , . I. Established in 1887 Incorporated 1904 Compliments of F' 1' GARRAHAN S TIRE SERVICE WOONSOCKET R I STERLING SHOE STORES Tld TL L BH lll' j, ku M 45:56 PROVIDE CE RHODE ISLAND 1 A Fnend C 1 AFr1end IH D 1 DREYFUS HOTEI. Co pl nts of ShpIA19164 Rs UN11642 NEVVPORT FINISHING V ZAREU-A 5' SONS P1 bgcmdHecII gCtcto FALLRIVERMASS SO 40 Haren A en C anston R I. .fomp Iments of I 0 I ' Bl' 0100 MX N . IRANCHES AT WAVLAND SQUARE ANU NEWPORT Compliments of Comp lments of I P. B. omp iments of Comp iments I of I I I I O 3 ' 9 .Z - m ime I l um in in on ru rs ' h wroorn: v ue r . . I3l I ss' ' ouqmy 'I I G3 ii .1,,,Jyy0U frus W It 5 151i-IA.-I9 I G NX . g A ,, I T' 5 E3 li 'ilk 1 1? X Ill., -is 1 i G! Q Z X - . . ,' X X I I I X A MPA H X if IOTTLED UNDEI AUYNOIITV Ol YH! COC -COLA C0 N' of Rhode Island Coca Cola Botthng Company 95 Pleasant Valley Parkway Providence R I GEORGE F DUGAN 6 CO RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 139 Mathewson Street PROVIDENCE 3 R I. Comphments ci Congressman Hon Iohn E Fogarty Farm Bureau Mutual Automobrle Insurance C Farm Bureau Mutual F1re Insurance Co Farm Bureau Llfe Insurance Co Columbus IG Ohxo PAUL I COTE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Phone STuart l 1213 PARK AVENUE CRANSTON R. I CI'1'Y HALL HARDWARE A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT CITY Travel the road to a Successful Bus1ness Career by trcurung at Hubbard Bus1ness School 5 Cottage at Broadway PAWtucket 5 1086 Complxments ol R A WILCOX COMPANY Com hmen s o ESQUISITE Ifarosflszrfr SHOPS Four convemently located stores 261 Atwells Avenue 1912 Westmmster Street Olneyvxlle Square 119 Mathewson Street Provxdence R. I 267 Mann Street Pawtucket R I Tel PLaniatIons 1 5690 WEINTRAUB S SILK 6 FABRIC SHOP INC Srlks Woolens Velvets Cottons Drapery and Curtaln Fabrrcs INTERIOR DECORATORS I 135 WEYBOSSET ST PROVIDENCE R I I32 I ' o. 761 , . - scHooL SUPPLIES Comphments of MR and MRS IAMES L TUCKER GRr:ENvu.u: R I Cornphrnents of ANN MARIE CORSET SHOP azs MAIN STREET PAWTUCKET R 1 Phone WI111am 13067 IVICNEIL S CHILDREN S SHOPPE Where Your Patronage 1s Appreclated WASHINGTON PARK PROVIDENCE UN1on 1 7644 Res UN1on 16452 IOSEPH RUSSOLINO 5 SONS CO LATHING PLASTERING 509 YVESTMINSTEH ST PROVIDENCE Phone DExter 1 8234 CLARK 'I'I-IE LOCKSMITH ss 1-:Dmr STREET Pnovmx-:Ncs a PA 2 2400 MCDUFF COAL 6. LUIVIBER CO Coal Coke Fuel O11 Furnace O11 Range O11 McDuff Automatic O11 Burner ll HIGH STREET PAWTUCKEI' NEW YORK LACE STORE Broad Street PAWTUCKET R I Comphments of CLUB MONGENAIS wx 1 sooo HARRY SANDAGER. Inc KYour FORD Dealer Smce 19311 721 RESERVOIR AVENUE CRANSTON Compl1ments of PROVIDENCE PAPER CO 1so DORRANCE smszr Pnovml-:Nos Comphment of HOOD S ICE CREAM CHRIS'I'IANSEN 6. COMPANY Certxfred Pubhc Accountants WOONSOCKEI' R I. MICHAEL ADDEO ATTORNEY AT LAW 634 Hospxtal Trust Buxldmg PROVIDENCE 3 R I WI lhams 1 9417 Carl H Hardy HARDYS TEXACO SERVICE FUEL OILS LUBRICATION TIRES Batterxes Mmor Repamng and Parts 62 POST ROAD PAWTUCKEI' 5 R. L CORBETI' 6. QUIRK FUN:-:RAL DIRECTORS 971 and 1026 Branch Avenue PROVIDENCE, R. I. UN1on 1 3883 L P Plaskett Manager I. S. INSKIP Inc. Sales and Servzce Branch 355 BROAD STREET PROVIDENCE. R. I. , H. I. . . R. I. SAFE - LOCK EXPERTS Lumber - Mason's Materials - Paints . R. I. , R. I, . R. I. I ' I33 GAspee I 2304 SPENCER SUPPORT SHOP MRS IEANNEITE G GENDRON Corsetxere Regxstered Spencer Corsetxere SPENCER Indxvually Desxgned Supports 139 MATHEVVSON ST PROVIDENCE 3 R PA 5 3360 Towmg Servxce SI-IEA S Auto Body and Radlator Works vmscxcs REBUILT 22 PLEASANT smnsr VALLEY FALLS R. r Comphments ot LEM S CATERERS sxssou smsrrr PAWTUCKE1' IOHN M. HOBIN 6 SON LIGHT and HEAVY TRUCKING Machmery a Speclalty 336 NORTHUP STREET EDGEWOOD R. 1. Ghspee 1 1544 4170 Estabhshed 1898 GASBARRO BROS Inc BEERS WINES LIOUORS 481 ATWELLS AVENUE PROVIDENCE. R. L Consultmg Chemxsts Laboratory Servxc Snuth Chermcal 6 Supply Co Telephones UN 1 1719 GAspee 1 3962 'lo CLIFFORD sm:-:I-:r Pnovmsucs 3 n. L UNxon 1 8830 Nzck Card: CARDI COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 1sa1 CRANSTON srnsrr cnANs'roN 9 GAspee 1 8456 Established 1910 Gershkoif Body 61 Radzator Co 341 Fountam Street PROVIDENCE 3 R. 1. GRANDE OIL SERVICE 75 HALL srnnsr pnovmsucs R. 1. SAINT CHARLES SCHOOL Earle and Danxels Streets WOONSOCKET R. I Ports 43 Mr and Mrs Iames OBr1en Rest Haven Convalescent Home Bnstol Ferry Road Knear Mt. Hope Bndgel PORTSMOUTH. R. 1. BUCKLEY 6- SCOTT Inc FUEL OIL OIL BURNERS BURNER SERVICE 137 BROAD STREET PROVIDENCE R. I. GAspee I 0496 Iames L. Robmson GOODYEAR SERVICE Retml Dxvxsxon of The Goodyear Tire 6: Rubber Company Inc 241 BROAD STREET PROVIDENCE 8 R L GAspee 1 8745 DEI. SESTO BAKERY 87 BALBO AVENUE PROVIDENCE 3 R Branches 1748 Broad Street Cranston R I 510 Reservoxr Avenue Cranston R I Complxments of BLACKSTONE VALLEY GAS and ELEC'I'R.IC CO ss 1-nal-1 srassr PAw'rUcn:'r srumf 1 2797 DAIN'I'EE SHOPPE Women s Apparel Dressmakmg cmd Alteratxons Ida M Kxckurn Emxly T Verdecchm 1532 BROAD STREET CRANSTON 5 R 1. - ' . . . . . 1. , . ll I . n. 1. ' ' co. - . , R. I. GA 1,4139 Compliments of . . 1. 1 n ' ' . R. I. I34 'l'Emple l 9563 Fme Pastries Bread and Rolls Weddmg and Party Cakes Our Specxalty Real Home Baked Flavor LA SALLE BAKERY ses sMm-I srnnm' Pnovmnucs R 1. Elmhurst I 9223 Iohn O Brown BROWN S DAIRY GRADE A and HOMOGENIZED MILK IOHNSTON R. I. Prop Wllhams l 9529 Iohn D1 Bona Prop LINDY S Specxahzxng rn Outside Catenng Lmdys Club Inunge for Pnvate Partxes from 2 to 100 659 RESERVOIR AVE CRANSTON R. I ELmhurst 15825 De LUISES BAKERY Specralrzxng rn Cakes and Pcrstnes for All Occasxons Straxght From Our Ovens To Your Table 1251 CHALKSTONE AVE.. PROVIDENCE, R. I. Try the new UNDERWOOD ALL ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER UNDERWOOD CORPORATION 242 nnozm smmzr Pnovmzucn. n. r Comphments ot IANINE CLEANSERS At Qumn Square 979 DEXTER STREET CENTRAL FALLS R. I Complrments of R L SCHOOL oi PHOTOGRAPHY Inc az snow sms:-rr Pnovmmcs. n. 1 Complxments of ARPIN MOVING 5 FUEL CO Furmture Movers Range and Fuel Oils 39 Appleton Street Elmhurst 1 3922 Wxllram Arprn Prop Comphments of DOCTOR E H Complrments ol Nault s Tue and Battery Shop Vloonsocket 5772 MANVILLE RHODE ISLAND Complxments of Marshall and Davld Upholsterers CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE MAnn1ng 1 7140 Complxments of WAYLAND SQUARE TAILORS xso WAYLAND Ave Pnovmsncn. :L 1 Comphments of Park Square Service Station num SQUARE woousocmzr. R. Complxments oi ANNEX SUPER MARKET Pr.Amr-'m1.n s'rnr-:rr Pnovmzucs. R. 1. Compllments ol A FRIEND . D. and M. D. Compllments of NICK'S PURE FOOD MARKET sas A'rvvnu.s AVE. Pnovmnncn. n. 1. l35 - . a I ' I D I . I - I DExter I-2670 Modest Rental Charge - I I 4 1. C Co p1'ments of CASTLE MARKET Compliments of DR and MRS IOSEPH G FISHBEIIN DDS Comphments of ELG-IN CHEMIST SHOP WII.LIAM BLOOM 6. SON Inc srom: INTERIORS sroRE moms COLONIAL WALL PAPER CO 128 130 Emp re Street PROVIDENCE R 1 BRAND 61 OPPENHEIMER PHILLIPSDALE R I Converters of Cotton and Rayon P ece Good Cornphments of WARREN'S MARKET 1982 nnonn sms:-:'r crumsrou n L BELL BO'I'I'LING CO 115 117 Gano Street PROVIDENCE 6 R I. GAspee 1 3213 H M Pohshmg and Platmg Co ass Arwaus AVE. Pnovmz-:Ncs R. r. C DEL VECCHIO 6. SONS MARKET 1294 CHALKSTONE Ava Pnovmaucr-: n L Comphments of MR H WEBSTER IONES MA'I'I'EO :S SCIO'I'I'O CO Wholescrl Frurt cmd Produce GOVERNOR DYER MARKET 57 59 Hemlock St eet MAnn1ng 1-3105 Comphments of EDWARD F RUHMANN M D MANHATTAN TOMATO CO 59 Hemlock Street PROVIDENCE. R I Hopkms 18865 Park Avenue Greenhouses FLOWERS Member Flor st Telegraph DGIIVGFY Assoc1crt1on 757 PARK AVENUE CRANSTON 10 R I. Woonsocket 1379 R3 LAROCHELLE BROS OIL SERVICE 19 PORTLAND STREET MANVILLE ml I I I I lll . l I .Inc. I I lic ' I ll. i S . ,, .. ' l . . . I I I . e . I I . I ' , . I I ll .. I i . .. ,. .R.I. I36 Compliments of UNxon l 9877 Cvuwlmdn DELAINE on. COMPANY P MC HEATING QIL wnwlcx Wm' 6 RHODE ISLAND I3 nzurmz smear Pnovzmsucs n L C0mP11menf5 Of Compliments of FAMURPHYCO Inc FALACK 5 woons cmmmzm s wma and LINENS woousocxsr moms rsumn zzz wssmmsnan sr pnovmsucn n Compliments of Cornphments of PAW 'UXET IEWELRY mr: NARRANGANSETI' Hom Established 1910 2201 BROAD s'rnm-:'r CRANSTON n I FAMOUS FOR FINE FOOD Dorsey Trmlers Gmdy Trcnlers TEmple 1 9678 ED WADE S TRAILER Compliments of '51 BODY SERVICE ARGENTI' S SERVICE STATION Tel East Provldence I 5631 RANGE and FUEL OIL SERVICE 333 WGIOTUIGD. Avenue EG!! Provldenco R. I 1348 CHALKSTONE AVE- PROVEENCE R. I YARN GOODS CURTAINS CASEY PLASTIC SHOP 38 IAMES STREET EAST PROVIDENCE R 161 Woonalquatucket Avo North Provxdonco Pluznbmg cmd Hecztmg Contrcxcior EDGEWOOD CLEANSERS Mum Ofhce and Plcmt WI llxcrms 1 4660 Court Square Servrce Stquon asv wmack Avenue Lakewood Branch Store WI lllcms 1 8404 I740 Broad Street Cranston R. I. Compllments of WOONSOCKET RHODE ISLAND Complxments of Complxments of WAYLAND OPTICIANS HH-I-TOP TAP Corner of Steuben and Alwells Avenues PROVIDENCE. R. I. TEmple 1 9450 Louls Icfrcm Manager 290 WESTMINSTER STREET PROVIDENCE DExter 13061 F Dunder Reg Optxclcn Complxmenis of l DE 16900 DeSOTO PLYMOUTH A FRIEND Complxments of M M HENRY uzvmm 201 BROAD STREET PROVIDENCE 3 l37 I I ll I I . . I. A . Tel.: EAst Providence 1-3378 Compliments of . . I. . ' ' ' . n. 1. . R. I. 4 If ' T F MONAHAN fs. son FUNERAL DIRECTORS 230 Waterman Strut Complxments of SUE S QUALITY MARKET 27 GREELEY srnszr Pnovmr-:Ncs R I sr 1 aass FRED CRADDOCK FURNITURE Televxsxon Washers Ranges Relrxgerators 1114 BROAD STREET PROVIDENCE 11 I MCIVIURROUGH 6 TODD FUNERAL HOME 1704 Broad Street EDGEWOOD R I Ofhce Pl.antat1on 1 1973 FRANK A PRETE REAL ESTA'l'E and INSURANCE Member ol The Natxonal Assocxatxon of Insurance Agents and Natlonal Real Estate Board 491 BRANCH AVENUE PROVIDENCE. R I ELmhurst l 4106 Establxshed over 25 Years OVILA ARPIN FUNERAL HOME 925 A'1'WEI.1.S AVENUE PROVIDENCE. R 1 After the Dance Go To BURN S PULLMAN DINER For A Late Snack 1209 Broad Street Next to Roger Willxaml Park Complunents of ST ANN SCHOOL PROVIDENCE n. 1. Ouahty Means Economy GARR S FABRICS Woolens Satms Taffetas Laces Amencas Leadmg Brands UN1on l 4366 I W1I.SON ARPIN FUNERAL HOME Home of Dxstmctxve Services 582 CRANSTON STREET PROVIDENCE 7 Tel GReenw1ch 1-0990 WOOD IEWELERS Dxamond Merchants Iewelers Sxlversmxths Photographic Supplxers 40 MAIN STRET EAST GREENWICH. R 1. Comphments of SACRED HEART SCHOOL :Ast nnovmmcr-: Elmhurst 1 7930 Peter Mxtson Texhle Apron and Machme Co APRONS Feeder and Dollar Aprons Slats Plain or Pmned Any Shape Machme Parts lor Scourers etc Malleable Iron and Bronze Cham 483 WASHINGTON ST PROVIDENCE R 1. IA I 9672 Established 1934 VENETIAN BLINDS by THE BLIND KING Largest cmd Most Complete Stock m New England 425 ATWELLS AVENUE PROVIDENCE GAspee I-4863 Res Wllhams 1-8628 A. B MATFESON Samtary Plumbmg and Heatmg Dram Laymg 637 WFSTMINSTER ST PROVIDENCE 0 11. I ll!!! ill' ' 51 EDDY STREET PROVIDENCE, 11.1. .R.1. . .R.I. . . . CARRARA S 93 Woonaequutcket Avenue NORTH PROVIDENCE R I IOSEPH P FLYNN GENERAL coNTRAc1'oR Compliments of 'I'HE DRIPTWOOD 2195 snow srnzsr cnANs'ro Hopkms 19013 GERRY 6. SLOCUM TV and Rcxdxo Repair Servxce Applxcxnces Rcxdxos Televzsxon 2185 BROAD STREET EDGEWOOD IOSEPH POIRIER BUILDER asv mmana mu ncaa Comphments of Comphments ot DR. MII.TON PERLOW OPTOMETRIST 707 Dexter Street Central Fqllg Comphments of NIR and MRS IOHN W McKENNA DR. THOMAS COSTA OP'I'OMEI'R1S'l' 334 Westxninlter Street PROVIDENCE. R L Complxmenta ot IAYDEE CLEANSERS 163 nnonn srnmr Pnovmrzucs, n MONGEAU SHOE STORE 126 Mm same woonsocmr lu-rom:1s1.ANn IOHN W O CONNOR 249 lvel Street PROVIDENCE R. I. PRA'1'l'ES DRUG STORES woonsocxzr anon: :sump DR FRANCIS P MORAN GLADDING S om: or NEW ENGLANDS FINE sronzs TEmp1e I 1145 Open Evenmgs by Appomtment WES'I'ERLEIGH BEAUTY SALON Hcnr Tmnng Permanent Wcxvmg 1212 SMITH STREET PROVIDENCE R. I l39 N.n.L ' - '- .n.r. ' ' M. L. vnum r1u.1.s, axons xsumn .n.x. - . .L I I ' - Compliments of B A DARIO CO BUICK SALES AND SERVICE 550 Pawtucket Avenue PAWTUCKET R I Compliments of I F HIGGINS HEATING CO 509 Weatmxnster Street PROVIDENCE R I Compliments of BRODEUR S MARKET PUTNAM AVENUE GIIEENVILLE. n Compliments of NOCERA S MARKET SUPREME QUALITY Toon 991 smrm sransr PnovmENcE E I Complxments of McKEE SUPER SERVICE 110 Dexter Street VALLEY FALLS RHODE ISLAND GA 1 5240 Sam Sxlverman Comphments ot UNION BEEF CO Quahty Retazl Cuts at Wholesale Pnces 345 CANAL STREET PROVIDENCE R I Complunents of HI HAT FOOD PRODUCTS CO 176 Narragansett Avenue PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND Phone 4823 Llc No 390 Complxments of IAC1' G IVIIGLIACCIO PLUMBING and HEATING 186 HIGH STREET WESTERLY R. L Comphments of Etta s F ru1t G Grocery Store PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND In Every Test GAS IS BEST WATER HEATING HOUSE HEATING KITCHEN HEATING Comphments of HOGAN 6. HOGAN GROSVENOR BUILDING ComplIments of PERRYS EXPRESS CO Inc THUCKING and RIGGING 171 179 DUNNELL AVE PAWTUCKET R. I PA 20643 Comphments of FRANCIS I KENNY DIAMONDS CLASS RINGS 3U HIGH STREET PAWTUCKET R I Comphments of M B WINE SHOPPE 787 HOPE STREET PROVIDHICE Fastest East Sxde Delxvery Call GAspee 16385 Complxments of HENRY I ANNO'I'1'I REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ofnce DE 14769 Res TE 14128 Complunents of VIKING CAFE 1190 Emwoon AVENUE NORWOOD I . I. I I I - . L 0 1 n ll I . , R. I. ' I .2 - . R. I. A no Phone: EL 1-5513 NASH GAGNIER NASH CO. 910 Plainfield Street PROVIDENCE 9, R. I. Phone: DExter I-9272 FRANK MANFREDI Calendars cmd Advertising Specialties 62 SILVER SPRING ST PROVIDENCE 4. Silver Lake Automatic Laundry 10 lbs. -.40 tincludes soap and bleach! 288 POCASSET AVE. PROVIDENCE. R. L Compliments of SIMONE S BAKERY Prop., Mr. F. Simone 142 Ledge Street WALDORF CLOTHING CO MEN S FORMAL WEAR Exclusively 212 UNION STREET PROVIDENCE 3 DOLAN DRUG Florence M Agnew Reg Phami 734 Park Avenue Cor Greenwood Street CRANSTON I0 R. I The Robert F Carroll 6. Sons Funeral Home 677 Cranston Street PROVIDENCE R I. WARWICK WOOI.ENS Inc 1100 Elmwood Avenue PROVIDENCE. R I Manufacturers of the Famous Warwick Blanket Buy Your Blankets At Our Mill and Save 401 Tel 1738 Donatl Girard Prop Complrments of P A MULVEY CO Wallpaper Paper Oils Hardware Glass Etc 40 SOUTH MAIN ST WOONSOCKET R I. shop Phone 3378 B 6. G Sheet Metal Fabncatrng and Heating Co MILL womc A SPBCIALTY 117 BERNON STREET WOONSOCKET R. I. ROBINSON S Smart Apparel for Women I2 18 H.gh Street WOONSOCKET R I. WHALAN 6 IUDGE In REALTORS 1884 Elmwood Avenue NORWOOD R I. Typewrrters Adding Machines Rented and Repaired VVOODS TYPEWRl'I'ER CO Rhode Islands Largest Typewriter Dealer 84 Emprre Street Compliments of YOUNG BROTHERS MA'I'I'RESS CO Inc Makers of Famous GOLD MEDAL MATTRESS UN 1 9860 MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY Allred Card: PhG Reg Pharm 1701 CRANSTON STREET CRANSTON R. I. Office GAspee 1 1555 Res ELmhurst 3 2124 RICHARD E FRANK CO Insurance Fidelity and Surety Bonds I Frank Koehler Exec Vice President 36 40 DUKE STREET PROVIDENCE 8 I . 11.1. , R. 1. ' ' n . c. I U ll I zs cnnnuzs srnssr Pnovrnnncs, n. r. , - l ' ' . 11.1. l4l Complxments of FAGAN S MARKET 164 Park Avenue CRANSTON RHODE ISLAND UN1on l 7333 HOPE FUEL COMPANY Range cmd Fuel Oxls Sales BURNERS Servxce 21 MOOREFIELD ST PROVIDENCE R I Complxments ol The L and B Iewelry Mig Co NOVELTIES cmd SPECIALTIES GA 1 2057 Apprcnsmg Dcmcrs Old Corner Book Shop Books Old and New See us for used school books at bcxrgcxms 44113 WEYBOSSET ST PROVIDENCE 3 R I Comphments of CHAMP S LIQUOR STORE 935 Atwells Avenue PROVIDENCE R I DE 1 8449 Wxll Go Anywhere BENNY VE'I'I'ESE FINE CATERING Weddmgs Showers Bcmquets Pcxrtles Comphments of 'I'HE CHICKEN ROOST Comphments of MONTAQUILA BROTHERS 31 Rathbone Street PROVIDENCE RHODE ISI-AND Comphments of BESSIE S VARIETY STORE 910 Broad Street PROVIDENCE. R I Complxments oi CAROL FLORIST 1392 Westmmster Street PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND EL 1 9485 1 914 MASTRANGELO BROTHERS BUILDING CONTRACTORS 137 LYNCH STREET PROVIDENCE R Comphments of S'I'ERLING PLASTIC CORP Pnovzmzucr-: n 1 Complxments of Peter I Barrett Funeral Home wnnwrcx CE 15058 E P Wllhcms CLEANSERS Pxck up cmd Dehvery Servxce Only 9 OLIVER STREET ESMOND Complxments of TOLCHINSKY S FUR SHOP 450 Westminster Street PROVIDENCE, R. I. Comphments of KELLEY ICE CREAM CO 103 Dtke Street PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND EL 1 6500 H2 I ' ' ' 144 HAWKINS STREET PROVIDENCE. R. I. - EL -7 - . . I. ' ' ' I . R. I. Offlce GAspee l 9092 Res WArren l 1736 W D R PITASSI AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS 57 EDDY STREET PROVIDENCE R I Dnscoll 6. Lane Dehcatessen FINE room SPECIALTIES 1485 BROAD ST WASHINGTON PARK R Complxments of WALKER ELECTRIC COMPANY 262 wsvsossrzr srnssr PROVIDENCE R F D McKendall Lumber Co BUILDING MATERIALS From Foundatxon to F11 llSl1 735 Elmwood Avenue 361 Charles Street I-10 l 7100 1 4495 FRANCIS I O BRIEN ATTORNEY AT LAW 912 Industnal Trust Butldmg GA I 3698 M MAZZONCINI Baker BREAD and PASTRY ISI ATWELLS AVENUE PROVIDENCE F O R T I N S 'rms ssnvrcn me Home APPLIANCES me WOONSOCKET R I Tel PL 1 6505 EDISON HOUSE Radio Television Records Electncal Home Apphances Nationally Advertlsed Brands 25 27 BROAD STREET PROVIDENCE, R Compllments of CLEARY SCHOOL Compllments of BILTMORE 523 Mann Street PAWTUCKET R I GAspee l 2538 PLantat1ons l 5553 BROOKNER FLORIST 103 BROAD STREET PROVIDENCE Woonsocket Typewnter Co All Makes of Typewnters Sold Rented Repaxred 243 MAIN STREET WOONSOCKI-Tl' R I. EL 1 0280 GEORGE HARLOW FUNERAL HOME 254 Plcnnheld Street Provxdence R Develop the Fortune ln Your Fmgers Io Ann School of Beauty Culture 143 Washmgton Street PROVIDENCE R I MA 1 0295 Antonetta R Camuso Complxments of FOGARTY NURSERIES HARMONY R I Tel CE 1 1085 RZ LEES Inc Coats Suxts Dresses Gowns Alice Buxldmg 2nd Floor 238 Westmmstor Street Provxdonce 3 H3 ' ' . ,.1. ..1. , 1 DE - .R.1. A . ' CO. - .L 'Rl' ' 9. .L 'H .: - -- ' ' .R.I. PARKWAY FLORIST INC I8 Post Road Warwick 5 R I PALIVIISCIANOS DRY GOODS STORE 618 Charles Street PAWTUXET CYCLE SHOP 2201 Broad Street Cranston R I PARKWAY TAVERN 3 Peck Lane OSCAR S MARKET 128 Hendnck Street MELINO BROTHERS 901 Douglas Avenue MATTEO S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 785 Charles Street '1'HE NEW LA SALLE PHARMACY 1009 Smxth Street Provxdence IOES QUALITY MARKET 81 Balbo Avenue Provxdence HELENS BARGAIN SHOP 797 Dexter Street Central Falls DOWNS VARIETY STORE 167 Calhoun Avenue Provmdence BEAUTY NOOK 1249 Chalkstone Avenue B B RESTAURANT 300 Cranston Street Provxdence 560 Cranston Street BERNICE OF HOPE STREET 807 Hope Street Provxdence MUFI-'ETS MUSIC SHOP 23 Empzre Street HELENES DRESS SHOPPE INC 84 Taunton Avenue East Providence . 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