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

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a. U a. M. n u B.U. nu. u- LX a.iL fl. b 3..BL11 HL B B B II i The X WIER I 9 3 2 ANNA MARIE HAYES 77 Comstock Avenue Providence, R. I. Anna takes school duties seriously and honestly. Her ambition is to further her intellectual development. In library work, she aims to excel, and to make her way into the halls of fame, into the Congressional Library at Washington. Her manner, her readiness to serve, her ability to meet difficulties will prove most serviceable in her profession of librarian. MARY RITA HUNT 129 Jenks Avenue Central Falls, R. I. If everyone had been given the same pleasant, cheerful and sunny disposition that is Rita's, the world would be a bright place to live in. Being loyal friend and true classmate everyone is her friend. After graduation, she intends to enter the business world, and we know that she will reach the very top of the ladder of success. MAJORIE MARY JUB1NV1LLE 55 Budlong Avenue Norwood, R. I. Marge comes all the way from Norwood and is usually (?) on time. During her four years with us, she has had a great following. Her sweet smile is contagious. Lovable and worthy characteristics are her possessions. Outstanding is her artistic ability. Marge's choice of career will probably be “Domestic Bliss. Is't true, dearie? RITA ELIZABETH KAVANAGH 75 Longwood Avenue Providence, R. I. This little colleen is transformed into a veritable oracle, every morning at 9:50. Rita is very generous with her information and is always ready to help others less favored than she. At times, her irrepressible wit gives vent to a humorous outburst. Her studies always get due attention. Without her, the altos would miss one of their best singers. Page Eighteen

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Th e X AV I E R I 932 MARY GRACE GILCHRIST 152 Peace Street Providence, R. I. We will always remember Mary for her quiet, reserved manner, and studious habits. Mary has a sweet dignity about her which earns for her the coveted title, “lady.” Her outstanding accomplishment is her violin-playing. Saint Xavier's Orchestra will miss her when she leaves. Mary is a diligent worker and loyal classmate. DORIS MARY GREENE 92 Salina Street Providence, R. 1. Dot stands out as a friend and a student as well. Her student life in the combination of work and play may be termed perfect. She seems to find time for everything and everybody, and even a little extra spare time for chemistry. Dot will grant that the Lab' has its attractions. AGNES VERONICA GREENWOOD 31 Charles Street Lonsdale, R. I. Agnes has a proud record in S. X. A. Neither a tardy nor an absent mark mars her report for four consecutive years. Note her initials A. G. The first letter “A is for excellence and it holds its own place when reports are due; the second letter “G characterizes her as generous, gracious, good, and we add, a true pal. GERTRUDE RITA GRIMES 64 Watson Street Central Falls, R. I. Continued cheerfulness characterizes Gertrude, our efficient Class Treasurer. We are further ready to title her as a twentieth century “Socrates. Her conversation is filled with wit; she can manufacture a joke out of the most casual happening. A closer knowledge of her reveals her strength of character, her high ideals, her noble aspirations, and her strong adherence. Page Seventeen

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The XAVIER 1932 KATHRYN HUMPHREY KEENAN 116 Wyndham Avenue Providence, R. I. How fortunate was Kathryn when she decided to leave Classical in her Sophomore year and come to S. X. A. With her pleasing personality and charming ways, she possesses the friendship of all her classmates. Kathryn has great skill as a basketball player. Her favorite study is French, but one may also note her ability in English. MARGARET MARIE KELLY 104 Alverson Avenue Providence, R. I. Here comes “Peg” and the basketball. Everyone at S. X. A. knows that “Peg” is an ace in the basketball team; her spare time is spent in “gym” practicing this favorite game. Her gay laughter and ready wit have gained for her much popularity, not only in her own class but with members of the whole school. RITA MARY KELLY 283 1 2 Oxford Street Providence, R. I. A crowd, a burst of laughter, and then Rita. Gay, happy and always ready to be useful. Her efficiency as an Historian is noted and we know that Rita would make a brilliant story of past events, however she intends to enter some Business College. She smiles when you praise her, she smiles when you scold her, and she smiles when you say nothing to her. Good luck and success Rita! VIRGINIA ELIZABETH KELLEY 34 Osceola Avenue Providence, R. I. Virginia is a loyal pal and we have enjoyed her worth for the past four years. She is one of the finished pianists in our orchestra. Noted as an apt student, her record is high. Politeness and a charming manner have won their way into our hearts, and Virginia will be sadly missed at the parting of the ways. Page Nineteen