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

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The. XAVIER 1932 ANNA ELIZABETH QUIGLEY 17 Gillen Street Providence, R. I. Anna is one of the pleasing and graceful girls in our class. Fidelity in all points and undaunted perseverance are virtues that have gone a long way in acquiring for her the many friends she possesses. French is her delight, and she is keen in Mathematics. Her skill as a basketball player is without a rival, as Captain Thornton is ready to admit. Anna hopes to enter R. I. C. E. for further study. MARCELLE YVETTE ROULEAU 148 Ohio Avenue Providence, R. I. Marcelle's course in S. X. A. has been marked by thoroughness in work, study, and play. Happy and smiling, she sees the bright side from all angles. Her high scholastic standing marks Marcelle as “a real student. Her sincerity of speech and earnestness of action, her buoyancy of spirit and unfailing loyalty has stamped her as a friend among friends. MILDRED CATHERINE SCHOFIELD 28 Yorkshire Street Providence, R. I. Mildred's bright smile and witty remarks have gained for her a place in the hearts of her classmates. She is a good actress as her roles in class and school plays have testified. You should see her type—my! how her fingers do fly over those keys. Mildred’s ambition is to be a nurse, and we know she will succeed. RITA ELIZABETH SHAW 145 Ferncrest Avenue Edgewood, R. I. Rita’s cheery disposition and willingness to help others have won many friends for her during her years at St. Xavier’s. She has attained good marks in all her subjects, however, History is favored. After her college course we may hear of her steeped in the “miseries and mysteries of ancient modern civilization. Page Twtnty'sevcn

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The. X WIER 1932 MILDRED ELIZABETH PORTER Shawomet Beach Rhode Island From Shawomet comes this little brown-eyed Miss, better known as Millie. She has won the hearts of her teachers and classmates by her studiousness and loyalty. One of the remarkable traits in her is doing the right thing at the right time. Millie hopes to don the white cap, etc., of a nurse at an early date. MARY AGNES POWERS 47 Pitman Street Providence, R. I. Venit, vidit, vicit. Such strong predicates describe Mary in Saint Xavier’s. Ever cheerful, smiling, and in readiness to be helpful; she is one of our brilliant stars who isn’t muted by Latin periphrastics. When you know Mary, you know a friend worth while. It is evident from her continual presence in the gym that she favors athletics. ESTELLE CATHERINE PRIOR 29 Tenth Street Providence, R. I. T Stop! Look! Listen! Estelle's quiet way and sweet disposition are admired by a host of friends—for she is a pleasant companion for all occasions. Estelle's “pet” subject is typing but in other studies, too, she stands high. Adios, Estelle, always remember:— In whatever walk of life, In your times of joy and strife; Keep a smile for everyone, And your love they’ll never shun. DOROTHEA URSULA QUALTERS 291 Fruit Hill Avenue North Providence, R. I. Dot is a prominent member of the Commercial division. Her ability in the gymnastic class has merited the place of leadership for her. Dancing is her forte. Her pleasing personality has won her many friends during her four happy years at Alma Mater. Wherever you go Wherever you stay Remember dear Dot” We're not far away— in spirit, at least.

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The. X WIER 1932 JOSEPHINE AGNES SHEA 17 Quincy Street Providence, R. I. Joe's laughing blue eyes, pretty blonde hair and merry smile, have pleased her classmates and friends. She is one of the brilliant students of the class and is ever willing to assist others, not so favored. Her artistic dancing ability, both on the stage and in the “gym has made her prominent in the school’s activities. MILDRED CATHERINE SHERMAN 22 Alice Street East Providence, R. I. Milly is one of the charming girls in our class, and she will be remembered for her sincerity and loyalty as a friend. Milly shows marked ability in her studies, especially French and Chemistry, and we have no doubts for her future. We know she will do honor to Alma Mater, who sends her forth to garner greater laurels. REGINA TERESA SMITH 10 Henry Street Edge wood, R. I. Regina is one of our musically-gifted girls. We must introduce her as an asset of our orchestra, which is greatly spirited by its clever xylophonist. She is also the Secretary-Treasurer of the orchestra. Her knowledge of History has held much interest for the entire class. She is of the quiet type, but is witty and fun-loving. Good luck, Regina! JEAN ELAINE SUTTON 148 Pierce Street East Greenwich, R. 1. Jean is a quiet unassuming girl, whose refinement of manner has a lasting influence upon all who come in contact with her. Her report card will answer for her studies, while her classmates will stand for her sweetness of manner. Some college will receive an apt scholar in the person of Jean. We gladly recommend her. Page Twenty'eight