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

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IUNIOR CLASS

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Fr: ,' F, i. I av IOIIN C, 'IWIUNIAS I'A'I'RIL'IA CUNNINGIIAM COLIN CIIISIIULM Vice-Pres ident President Secretury-'Iirezisurer EDUCATION CLASS The teacher, uh wt-ll I reineinlierg ,Wy heurt hus Iung Iiept hiln zu pIuceg Iierhups Imy the wut-lil Iie's tinrgntten, Ilis IllC'lllUl'.VI1tbtlllIC can ettace. Ile niet us with smiles at the threshntd, And in that rude temple ntigirt. Ile Iett with the s.IuII ut the wnrlcnmn, IIis tnut Ii un the nnnd and the heart. Annnynmus. 'Iihe inest unusuzd pairt ut- this grnup is that they QIQKIIIIPIISINSCISUI11CtIlIlIg XVIIILIIl3CI'Il1lI5SIlU other Ifduczitim n Class has dune in the histm ry ut the University they Iieczuneun oigtuiized, clnse grwup, united in 1 ne purpnse, directed tm wards une mini' the Iietternient ntthe 'Iienching Ilrutessinn Uur presente min the Cuinpus wus no set ret Iniw could it lie? II ynu happened to pass the IiuIIetin Irnzirds sit' the Adininistrutinn Building, ynu cuuIdn't heIp Imut notice the private IiuIIetin Imnrmt with the heading, HVIWCIICIICI'-'IIl'ilIIlIIIg, Nuticesu. It yuu were one ut' the studiwus students who visited the I,iI:rznry ect4isi4inuIIy, yt u wuuId see il clused dnur with the sign, 'lweaictiei'-'Iiraiining Runnin. tirein which was usunIIy emitted peuts nt' Iuughter except ilI'tillI1tItIlIIZtIIlIt', when the cninpIishetI the silence was :ictunIIy IuudI And speaking nt' quizzes, perhaps yuureeaaIIlf1a BRI ICF, which 4nccmnpIished the untinrscen :uct nl' uniting inure cIuseIy the 'Iieaichers-in training und the fzicuIty. And who can Iiirget the gigzuntiey Tafvn' X lznm' which In-uuglit the Ifduczntinn fIziss into the Iinie Iight? IIuw Butt Iuyce lnust have tired ut' the requests nn HSiltllI'tItl-V Speciadn tiruin the many tiriends :ind udinirerers ut' the Ifducntiun CIzuss uI'St. I7.X.I And the twaiux pals, un the night ot' the gilhi event, when YOURS TRULY won the Unnr Prize! But nur unity and nur strength was not due tn the genius nt' the eIztss in generzd, Iiut tn the pI'tlLIlIll1gS and the suggestmnsntnne niun -the IJICAN. XVe reeanII with pleusure the Birtlutuy skit presented un his ImehuII Iiy Nhss lean IWIcI'hee :ind Iliryse Vairret, And it we cIidn't have :in idezi :ls to what type or teacher we shnuld Ire, Reini Chiaissnn zlrrxinged all that. Atter his gllI4Iill1L'Cill1tI tuteraige, what type cuuId we Ire, Ivut the IIIAISIII 'I'YI'If'II There is su inuch inure fthe iwninluy night Study tirnups,when we dispersed to the various parts ut' the umuntryside und Ieurned how inueh we didn't Itnuwg the I0 hnurs spent in tightening the Ieg niuscIes in I?UIIi Dancing, the weary :ind frightening days spent under wutthtiul eyes in practice teaching: the excursions to Wtest River :ind the Ixenetiits utvthe experiences ut' Ntiss IIeIen NichnIs f these and su niznny more --it is diIIicuIt indeed to craun it all into u tiew hundred words. Itzut most ditticutt part uI'aII, is to try and teII you the tbeehngs which existed :unsung us. And nnw that the end nt' the year ut I'ost-fii'1uIl1a1te work has cmne, we hope we wun't Ive tprgutten, us we sImII nut tinrget St. I .X. Xve IiIce tu think nt'ourseIves us pioneers in pruinuting the puIiIicity ut' the FtIucutiun Class, on and off the Caunpus nind we hope AV0u'II renieintmer us that way tnn, tin' in the words ut' I Ienry Itxruuks Admins. A teacher effects eternity: he can never teII where his in- t-Illellce stops. NI, IIATRIQA CUNNI NUI IAN, Secretary. 89

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