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

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Mary Coughlin, as the wolf, boldly accepts a cookie from little Red Riding Hood, portrayed by Diane McBride, during the junior Latin skit, Rubra Cuculla. 'Br :mmf I Eleanor Belknap, Kathleen De Curtis, joan Gill, and Bernice Fitzgerald, junior One, realize a guest sees more in an hour than the master does in a year. They busily prepare for expected or unexpected visitors. 1 gf..-'sf Sister Mary Michaelcen Latin, religion Latin Club

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Words, words, words! Rosaria Ganga, Sophomore Five, and her classmates, Diane Lamont, Doris Hughes, Gail Mullen, and Carolyn O'Bricn search diligently through their dictionaries for a word which baffles them. English clatsscs prtmdc at systcmzitic rcvicw of glrgunlnatr, :nn lllllitiklllfllllll tn Ainuricul :and English lilcmturc, xx'urd flllQllk'5, and lflllllllll 111 :mtl and writtcn uxprcssimui, Spcillll fL'AlLllllQ clusscs :arc schcdulcd lint' scvpluwiiuwrcs and frcslnncn wlin nccd liclp. Ciuttivu xvriting and Iltlllflhlllrlll clmllcngc thc zthllltics of Slllwffllll' studcnts A fupplctncnmry fCllLllllQ prngrzun gums tu incrcasc Qlppikfltlllilll and tn huild xxnrd pnwcr. Alld1lJ'X'1bLlLll .nds in the form of rccnrdmgs and filmftrips arc ztvatilxthlc its teaching dcviccs. Journalism is taught to college preparatory juniors and seniors who gain experience in writing through the medium of a school paper, The Xaviercttc. A well- To give them practice in choral reading, the girls of the Sophomore Four English timed publication schedule provides the sense of urgency usually associated with newspaper deadlines. class read the poem, Saint Catherine. 2 sin Q' 4-n'f '-Q N ,ff , Ha-r'r'1'l it 5 'y .lr 3.

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