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

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GENEVIEVE CURRIE Halifax, N. s. In 1945 Genevieve Currie graduated from St. Patrick's Girls High and came to St. F. X. Since that time she has become well-known and her chief interest lie in the Debating field. Gen. has been a member of the Choral Club, an exec- utive of the M. S. B. Credit Union and has participated in a couple of lnter- collegiate Debates. This year she is president of the M. B. Debating Society and a member of the Nlaritime Girls lntercollegiate Debating Society. ln May, Genevieve will receive a B. Sc. with Chemistry as her major subject Although her plans for the future are indefinite we can be assured that hen fame as a debator will go beyond the halls of St F. X. AQ R.. E E E E E REGINALD EDWARD DWYER Stellarton, N. S. Reg emerged from the coal dust of that great mining town of Stellarton. Hay in riduated fiom Stellarton Hi h School in 1946 he crashed into except when stimulated to action by foreign materials 'ind torn between his lovnltv to the hometown Rovils ind the St F X Virsltv squ id has particip ated in interclass hockey and intri mural basketbill ln the realm of softball Reg is accredited with being one of the gre itest ind in future vears will be 'able to examine his many trophies of his 'athletic days. veteran of wei hts and balances, ex ilosions 'ind acids Re majors in Qhem IEANNE ESTELLE DAIGLE Edmundston, N. B. After being graduated from Nlount Carmel Academy, Ieanne found it natural to follow her three brothers to St. F. X. Ieanne is full of enthusiasm and tour yea rs of Home Ec. have not dulled her spirits. Act ive in sports as well as other fields,-tennis, skiing and skating are her main interests. possessing artistic ability, she has designed many posters and decorations tor campus events Being M. S. H. Editor of Year Book has kept her on her toes. YVith her great capacity tor work we have no doubt that leanne will be successful in her chosen career. The immediate future holds dietetic internship at Royal Victoria Hospital in Nlontreal. Fair be thy path and prosperous thy way. THERESA MARY FRANCES DOYLE Earnsclitfe, P. E. I. Attended Prince of Xvales College, P. E. I., and then Nl. S. B. She en- tered St. F. X. in the fall of '46. Nlajoring in Nutrition, her future work will be done at St. Nlichaefs Hospital in Toronto. 'He who rises early Seeks good things. Tessie is the perfect example of a true Home Eccerf' Order, good management, skill and humor are all rolled up into one to give us 'Uliessief' Her determination is spiced with cheerfulness, and she will achieve much. She is tirst at all functions. Uve often wondered if it were she who rang the bell in the morninglj To the Blount, 'l'essie is a friend always, always. ' ' g 1 . ' . g ' , . . the X ?amily in the fall ofthe same year. Reg, an unusually quiet person ' 1 1 , x is' . , . oz v kai: . ... 1 rl' a , .g,. . ' .' Z ' ' . . . . L i ' 1 - . . i i . 5 . . ' . ' ' . . A ztl ix, 4 . . , . ' it 6 X 8 N c L , ' c 1 g l g ' istrv. He is indefinite 'ts to his plans for the future but we can be assured that both sports and Chemistry will be included in them. 53

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MARY THERESA COTTER Red Bank, New Brunswick. The class of '50 has found in M. T. a keen executive ability, so it is not sur- prising therefore to know that she has served as Secretary-'l'reasurer of the class for both her Sophomore and lunior years, as secretary ofthe Debating Society during Iunior and Senior year and during her last two years served also on 'l'he Board of Directors ofthe NI. S. B. Credit Union. She received her Literary X after acting as Al. S. B. Editor during '49-and in '50 became an Associate Editor. Nl. T. came to St. F. X. in the fall of '46 to obtain her B. Sc. in Home Economics. She chose her maior field in Foods and Nutrition. Following graduation she plans to take her dietic internship at Eaton's in Alontreal, after which she will continue in the field of Commercial dietetics. WILLIAM HENRY CRANE Boston, Mass. Bill hails from Boston, the Hub of the Universe, and came to X in the fall of 1946 after having served in the olive drab of' Uncle Sain's army. Xvhile at X he served on the Board ol' Executives ofthe Credit Union and his success 5 at this position was due to that willingness to work, which Bill possesses. Although, not an active participant in sports. he is a faithful supporter of all St. lr. X. learns. Bill's favourite extra-curricular activity was taking part in 'bull sessions' concernin f the political question ofthe day, especially tlioggg pcrtaining to his native U. A. As forthe future, we feel sure that Bill, with his sincerity of purpose, and zeal for work, will attain whatever goal he may strive for. EDWARD WILLIAM JOSEPH COADY Little Bras D'0r, N. S. Ioe came to us in the fall of '46 from St. lVIary's College lligh School in Halifax. lle soon made many friends with his easy going manner. A member of Exokoi, he has distinguished himselfin the scholastic field. lle graduates with a B. Sc. and pre-med requirements, his major field being Biology. Ioe plans further study next year heading to a Bachelor of Commerce degree. During his four years at X Ioe has played interclass hockey and tennis and intra-mural basket- ball. He was usually seen with the boys from Duf:fy's Tavern. Yve feel sure that loe will be succewful in whatever he undertakes in the future, living up to the motto of the Xaverian family Quaecumquae sunt vera. IOHN GREGORY CURRIE Glace Bay, N. S. A graduate of St. Anne's lligh in 1946, Greg came to St, F. X. in the fall of the same year. Greg, slightly on the whippish side, has spent most of his four years at College in a lah of some sort. A member of lfxokoi, he has also been an instructor in both Physics and Chemistry labs. Greg is one of those quiet types, but certainly has not spent all of his time in academic pursuits. He can be seen at all the College dances, and takes an active part in house sports, hockey, tennis and baseball being singled out for special attention. l'le rad- uates this year with a B. Sc., and, armed with this, he plans further stujv at Nova Scotia Tech. A man ofauthority on practically any subject whatsoever, Greg could always be counted upon to add his 'two Bits' to carry on the argu- ment. A hard worker, we are confident that he'll succeed in whatever future career lies in store for him. 5?

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EDWARD FREDERICK ELSLIGER Dieppe, N. B Slug comes from Dieppe, ol' which Moncton is a close suburb. A grad- uate of Saint Ioseph's University, Slug came to us in the fall of '47 with good intentions, and leaves us this year with a science degree with em hasis on Biology and bad intentions. He has participated in most house league games, and is an enthusiastic hockey player. He enjoys skating in winter and tennis in which, it is rumored, he plavs a mean game. A baseball X player of some repute, he has plaved for the Dieppe lunior Cardinals dur- ' ing his summers, winners ofthe Maritinie Iunior Baseball Crown in 1949. It is rumored that he uses his trophy for something more than a tro hy!! llow to go Slug! YVith plans pointing to Dental School, we teel confiident A you'll make a terriiic molor maulern Slug, and here's wishing you the best a in everything HUBERT IOSEPH FARRELL Glace Bay, N. S. :P-::.g':5:: 2xQ:'E:.'U-QI v-5.-:'3:',-.-C '-swE7.T-3-s',..'2E-1 Qi'2Qi'g.'gE fD Z: 3.-s-..-D75 2 10.-'i,1o'f-.gint :-'Ei :Sing wg-2:---:'.1. PQ..-,C-F.: v--F ,UL 7'f'Df'oFl fw-wQ:.: -1,-L 200:53 -rn 'S -:gA'fC..3 124-5:1 'E 25-1,44-:TTT cn -'3 CQr 1 :':- '2-.:S,Ef 1:-' '1':O5i-K! 'SFUSD-324' gggczfwb 'QQEQQ-':'f '5' ...:,5'E,::12 . 'Cff. :.l-elm fb:-5ro'O- -r fb :E-:Wu-nn 'Umm' --5... :' fD...wiCa: ,YD :':,2...roEiZ4:' -:mc-to GO FD ...FD Q-'+G Khao'-gli'-Th-21, o'5l'?jmg5-ww :R can-55: -'lOQJ....gq.-.Q-' 5.-,:::'ni :Q -4 . tEfDQ -'Agn-15 - '-sl' Qtor: :CGD--sth'-1 :'1-iwfbprcxf, ::-fcq'-'D' 'Y' gsivag 'U FD gw'm:9. Mg, . 1 gQ2fU-'m rooomgda. '?j: g'D3fD:- .fbwfll-G-. ...M-...w,.., F i VERNON RAYMOND EARLE Saint John, N. B. Verne , as he is best known to his friends, came to us from the foggy city in the autumn of '46, After serving three years with the R. C. A. F., Verne decided on the quiet life and enrolled in the Science course. Now an en- thusiastic Biologist, Verne is usually seen going to or coming trom the Biology lab. Outside interests of Verne's include intermural softball and interclass track. He did much ofthe interclass track coaching during his Sophomore year and the results of his work can be readilv seen this year in some ot our track athletes. A uiet and unassuming fellow, Verne is very ambitious and believes in 'live anld let live.' He has plans concerning Aled. School and we hope to see him hanging up the shingle in the not too-distant future. The best wishes of his classmates are with him as he leaves St. F. X. tor further study. STANLEY IOSEPH FARRELL Montreal Quebec D'Arcy McGee has produced many great students who have come to St' F. X. and Stan Farrell is one of their greatest products as far as we are concerned. He arrived from that revered High School in l947, entering HX' as a Sophomore. Stan, a veteran of Macpherson House, has found time to come out from the blaze of hydrogen sulphide of the Chemistry lab, is an active member of Exokoi and is interested in photography to the extent that he is a regular member of the Camera Club. Besides this, he enlisted in the U. N. T. D. and has been with that organization for three years. Usually Stan can be found in the Chem lab and intends to do post-graduate work in this field. Hope you don't blow up Stan-we mean your experi- ments don't blow up! 54