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

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■ ■ Our President Writes: Dear Friends: It is always with difficulty that one steps into a posi¬ tion that has been held by another for a long period of time. Such has been my task. However, my thanks to Brother Roland, who was President of St. Stanislaus for the past six years. Certainly he has made my position easier by having left me an efficiently running school. Also, he has made it difficult by the many friends he made, and whom it is my task to win. My sincere thanks to all those who welcomed me to St. Stanislaus. It was a real “pick-up to hear, Welcome to St. Stanislaus. Thanks to the many parents who have ex¬ pressed the same sentiments. I trust that I will be able to live up to your expectations. Thanks, also, to the Senior Class of 1960. Your won¬ derful spirit of cooperation has made my position much easier. I have always been a firm believer in the ability of a senior class to set the spirit of a school. Your cooperation with us in all details has been inspiring. My hope is that you will carry away with you this spirit of cooperation and prove your worth in whatever field of endeavor you will choose. St. Stanislaus will be proud of you! Others, also, must be thanked. The Brothers, Coach- teachers, our Doctor, our nurse — all have given un- stintingly to make the school year 1959-1960 a success. May God shower you with his blessings! And, last, but not least, thanks for the help from the wonderful Priests of Our Lady of the Gulf parish and the Fathers of the Society of the Divine Word for the many favors for which we are indebted. May God bless you in your work! Sincerely yours in the Sacred Heart, 11

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page page Foreword 4 Faculty — 44 Reflections 6 Spiritual Activities ... 54 Dedication 14 Athletics 66 Seniors 16 Activities — 96 Underclassmen 30 Grammar Grades — 116 Patrons 134