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

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.nf dk! J' 'Z-f , Bottom row, left to right: J. Ford, G. DelBonis, M. Gormally B. Plunkett, M. Clabby, M. Stubbs, R. Smith, G. Condon A. Costa, C. Pucci, M. Cahill, J. Pinsonneault. Second Raw: A. Brown, J. Guidone, D. Heslin, M. Bruin, S. Thorpe, M Burns, M. Costello, M. Cotter, C. Stevens, C. Brennan, R. Fogarty, K. O'Brien, M. Hogan. Third row: T. Radigan, L 1 1 uf .GE HW. - .... Fraieli, D. Poirier, K. Beliveau, J. Withrow, D. MacDonald, M. Grimes, C. Devaney, M. McDonough, M. Pistolese, P. McCabe, M. Maxville, M. Roddy. Top row: B. Hughes, J. Humphrey, E. O'Brien, M. Sabins, C. Turcotte, L. Vossler, B. Romano, C. Zambarano, S. Rossi, A. LaFrance, N. Catan- zarc, F. Lovett. leigh as mp heart . . Puzzled faces, piles of books, S. X. A. caps perched on their heads, and green bows typify this year's freshman class consisting of 108 students. Quite thrilled with outside activities, freshmen anx- iously ioined several clubs. Basketball, home eco- nomics, orchestra, and the art club proved favorite choices. . Since the Blessed Sacrament is ever present in Xavier Hall, freshmen are greatly privileged to have home- rooms there. Change of classes takes them to Acad- emy and Mercy Halls during the day. Freshmen One, Two, and Three comprise the classical, scientific, and commercial divisions. Their class presi- dents are Catherine Brennan, Margaret McGovern, and Ruth Powers. CAROL SULLIVAN and Denise Scott of Freshman One voice their wholehearted approval of school life at Saint Xavier's. Both feel that the Freshmen Welcome highlighted their activities at the academy.

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EXHIBITING HER SENSE of humor, Ruth Powers of Freshman Three gives quick re- action to an amusing story. As president of her class, Ruth requires this in order to carry on entertaining class meetings and establish friendly relations among the girls. I ct l, 1 cene l DON'T FORGET, girls, we have to meet our quota, Claire Anderson of Freshman Three reminds her class as she passes the mite box. Members of the class contribute generously to the missions as well as various other proiects throughout the year. Bottom row, left to right: N. Rainville, V. Oteri, J. Letour- neau, R. Powers, P. Mulick, C. Anderson, M. Collins, P. Coffey, N. Maestri, B. Brochu, P. Jackson, M. Cross. Second row: C. Healey, C. Sullivan, V. Ledwidge, F. Ryan, J. Faille, M. Gilroy, M. Shallcross, B. Ferber, A. Fleck, P. Kane, A. Cahill, M. Doyon, M. Myers, C. Brennan. Third row: N. R. Thibodeau, M. DiSandro, L. Gemma, B. Mar- tinelli, B. Floody, M. McGovern, B. Duquette, M. LaFleur, A. Hickey, C. Magee, J. Clegg, C. Centracchio, A. Tobin. Top row: T. Fiorentini, E. Walsh, D. Scott, C. Burns, J. Dux- bury, G. Gevry, D. Keech, D. Flood, M. Campbell, P. Silvia, M. Durand, R. Nolin, C. Zampa, M. Rancourt. McLellan, --.-... anis- 5- Z Z - -