St Stanislaus College - Reflections Yearbook (Bay St Louis, MS)

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Brother Cosmas and his class pose for picture before the graduation ceremony. Brother Cecil and his class after the eighth grade graduation ceremony. .Ali

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Dear Friends of St. Stanislaus, Throughout the more than one hundred years that have elapsed since its foundation, St. Stanislaus has ever been dedicated to the high ideal of Christian education through character training. This goal is the harmonious flower- ing of the whole man. St. Stanislaus seeks to instill into youth principles and rules of right living and a stead¬ fast determination to live by them. This enduring will, to live faithfully by these ideals and principles, is the end-product of the training of char¬ acter. BROTHER ROLAND, S.C., Ph.B., M.A. President of St. Stanislaus College It is then the strengthening of the will and the moulding and setting of character that is to be developed through the conformity demanded to school regulations, attention required to detail in all class and home assignments, the restraints imposed by enforced silence, promptness, regularity, respect and obedience. These and other restrictions placed upon our feelings and inclinations shore up the will and fortify character, leaving the student strengthened to live up to the ideals of young Christian manhood. The lack of the formative influence of such training is immediately evident in those young men who have not received it. They grow conceited, self-centered and without control of their emotions and inclinations. It is then to the ideals of character training, goals ever in the forefront throughout the history of St. Stanislaus, to which we dedicated anew our efforts in this our one hundred and fourth session. Sincerely yours in the Sacred Heart,