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

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The X WIER 1932 ELLEENE MARY ANNIS Warwick Rhode Island Elleene is a combination of dignity and loyalty. She possesses an attractive, sweet manner that has made her loved. In her we find a friend and loving pal. A high standing in her studies for four years is hers. We know that she will uphold the reputation of her Alma Mater wherever she goes. ANNA RITA BANNIGAN 155 Colfax Street Providence, R. I. Anna is one of our outstanding students. Her English themes, and Latin translations prove this statement. She has a decided sense of humor and she humors us with it. Thus equipped, Anna finds entrance into any circle and enjoys a welcome. Her loyalty to Saint Xavier’s is something that under-graduates will do well to emulate. HELEN DOROTHY BENNETT V 220 Burnside Street Providence Helen has a personality truly admirable. She is Vice-President of our orchestra, in which she is one of the leading pianists. St. Xavier's will miss her spiriting influence in the coming year. The distinction of editor of the “Senior Spotlight,” a weekly publication, belongs to her. Despite her activities such as basketball, orchestra, etc., Helen enjoys a reputation for commercial ability. MARGARET ELIZABETH BLACK 100 Plain Street Providence, R. I. Margaret is one of our expert dancers. Although she takes great delight in tripping on “the light fantastic toe it does not mar her studies, for she is always on the alert. Margaret’s aim is to don cap and gown. We can imagine her gliding lightly along into wards ministering to her patients. Page Ten

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Th e. X V I E R I 932 JEANNE MARIE BOIVIN 606 Public Street Providence Jeanne is a concrete example of the expression, true friend,” so sincere, so helpful and so dexterous that one is always sure of her support. These characteristic qualities so typical of Jeanne, will be for her future career, assets that bring about rare opportunities which we know call for recognition where real worth is appreciated. CATHERINE MARY CASSIDY 29 Waterman Street Valley Falls, R. I. Although the C’s come first in Catherine’s name, the A's hold first place on her reports. Her translation of Virgil makes her the pride of the Latin class. Catherine is aptly dexterous in knowing when and how to combine humor and seriousness. After a trip to Boston, she returned having merited Honorable Mention in the Slogan Contest at Emmanuel College. GLADYS BEATRICE CARLIN 20 Vandewater Street Providence, R. I. Our class is fortunate in having such a member as Gladys. Her gentle and unassuming manner reaches many hearts. For the past two years she has been our class Secretary; in this capacity her reports have been detailed and helpful to the President. Our Drummer has done her part in making our fine orchestra lively. ELEANOR JOSEPHINE CARROLL 43 Bailey Street Arlington, R. I. “A form more fair, a face more sweet. Ne’er has it been my lot to meet. Her pleasing manner and graceful air. Show her as wise as she is fair.” This is our tribute to Eleanor. Though you meet her at many social functions, her report tells us that her school duties are first in order. Page Eleven