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

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rr-g an- ttTTg rrn'irwffg n e -grir frmrB The X V I E R I 932 V HARRIET MARY CAVANAGH 49 Ingleside Avenue Edgewood, R. I. Harriet is a splendid combination of fun and frolic. Whenever a question arises in History her answer is ever ready; too, she shows ability in her other studies. Her hobby is Basketball. She enters earnestly with the Senior team and carries away many laurels. May Harriet carry with her the qualities of character she has manifested at Saint Xavier’s Academy! J MILDRED GERTRUDE CLAY 909 Douglas Avenue Providence, R. I. Mildred is our great “pal” because of her amiable disposition. Looking at things from the bright side is characteristic of her. Her sense of real humor does not interfere with her studies as her reports testify. She is also a splendid pianist and ready to use her talent for our benefit. In athletics, too, Millie is a star leader. MARY VIRGINIA CONNOR Wionkiege Hill Rhode Island Mary is our lone delegate from far, distant Wionkiege Hill! She is very fond of Chemistry. Tuesday afternoons she becomes over-eager in the “ab”L work: the various bottles and tubes have a fascination for her. Basketball is one of her enjoyable pastimes. We just know that Mary's future will be successful! GRACE DOROTHY COONAN 24 Longwood Avenue Pawtuxet, R. I. To hear the brisk tap-tapping of spike heels announces the arrival of Grace. Her pleasing personality and good nature have brought her many friends. Grace does not take life too seriously, however, she does not shirk duties. She is resourceful and is ever helping others. Rumor tells us that Grace aspires to higher heights in Rhode Island State College. Page T welvc

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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

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The X AV I E R I 932 ; E n It a n u a u a n n a ii'tth n g-ir.u Ti-U a.:rirxT'g.ir rrr EILEEN FRANCES COONEY Warwick Rhode Island Eileen is one of our gifted pals. She holds the love of the class. Among her studies, she prefers history, and she is ever alert in bringing to class notice, the current events. Above all, Eileen is an ace in athletics, our basketball star. She is quick and humorous; plays for the team at all times. CATHERINE CHASE COOPER Lafayette Rhode Island Catherine joined the ranks of Saint Xavier’s two years ago. Since then she has won many friends by her cheery and amiable disposition. Though she often enlivens the classes with her witty remarks, she does not slight duty. Her favorite studies are Chemistry and History. Next year, Catherine’s name will grace the list of freshmen at Rhode Island State College. MARY VIRGINIA CUNNINGHAM 20 Pine Street Pawtucket, R. I. Besides being an outstanding student, Mary shows her athletic skill in “gym” by her excellent and dexterous club swinging. Not only is she talented in physical education but she has an appreciative knowledge of music. As a pianist of fine execution she is a real asset in our orchestra. Every committee looks to her for suggestions. Her “quips and cranks enliven our recreations. LEONA MARY DEIGHAN 13 Magill Street Pawtucket, R. I. Leona, the girl whose cheery countenance chases away the blues, came from the big city” of Pawtucket. ’Neath her frolicsome manner, one may find a true sympathy, understanding, helpfulness and all that makes up Leona’s wonderful personality. Her dramatic ability is typical. We feel that she will help others to attain their goals. Commercial pursuits are her ambition. Page Thirteen