St Francis Xavier University - Yearbook (Antigonish, Nova Scotia Canada)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS

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-- ,1:..,:: ..1-' -: A I X22 54' 1 4 Af 4' 'iw . f Q 2 D. BRIAN CYBRIICN IUSICPII l l,A'lvl'ERY IOHN IJOLAN Viccrllresiclent Presiwlent Seeretary-'lireasurer SOPHO GRE CLASS As the sun sets on this, our Sophomore year at St. lt. X., we ot' the Class of '52, reminisce with pride anal a feeling ol' satisfaction. The achievement of the members ol' the class in every phase ol' Campus lite are inclicative oth an energetic and resourceful group. In the tieltl ot! athletic entleavors, we have alone our best. A nu mlmer of our X-men accompanietl the Blue anal Yvhite to victories over all opponents this year one of the Universit-vys more successful lveiirs, in Intercollegiate sport. Our interclass haslcetball, hockey, antl tuoothzill teams were always am mg the top teams in the interclass circuit a'1l were cl 1 igemtis c mtanlers lor interclass hon- . ors when callecl upon to miiniliest their atnletic ahility. Debating anal Dramatics sharetl the spotlight with Athletics. The Sepho- more Class, having many aecomplishecl speakers, contrihutetl two Intercollegiate Dehaters, who, along with their colleagues, won unanimous victories over their rivals. Another of the attrihutes ol' the class was clemonstratetl hy its active part and excellent ahilities in the tielcl ol' Uramatics. To the outgoing stuclents we extencl our hest wishes tor success whatever roacl they travel, anxl as for ourselves, we loolc llorwarcl to another year at X with resolutions to gain greater achievements in spiritual, scholastic anal athletic tielcls. 93