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

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We are seniors! Graduation ceremonies concluded, we will walk out as alumni of SSC. We have learned much — educationally, morally, spiritu¬ ally. The spirit of St. Stanislaus College has become part of our character. We can look with certainty upon the future. 17

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My dear Graduates, The years of your fundamental training have come to a close. The formative years, the impressionable years are finished. What, then, is this the end? Hardly so. This is really the beginning, the commencement. It is the start of a life, so new, so vastly different in scope and outlook that you may become discouraged living it, that you may stumble, that you may falter. However, that fundamental training and that training in fundamentals which you have received was a solid one, one that will allow you to go ahead with a hope in your heart, and a determination of will strong enough for you to overcome discouragement, balanced enough to guide you sen¬ sibly. Remember that you have received the very best in parents, home, education and character training. Remember, too, that of those who have been given the best, the best is demanded in return. As a consequence, it is expected that you will view this new life with a discerning eye, that you will step forward solidly and sensibly as you carve out your future career. It is our prayerful hope that on the solid foundation on which your life has begun will be erected a structure concreted in unwavering prin¬ ciples and reinforced by the grace of God and the blessings of the Sacred Heart. It is expected that your parents, your teachers and your friends may see in you the full development into manhood, a manhood based on the formation received from the experience of wise parents and the guidance of religious teachers. It is expected that you will live your life as God ' s will asks you to so that the eternal happiness which the Sacred Heart wishes for you will come as the culmination of having been a real Christian and ever-devoted follower of the Sacred Heart. 16

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Confraternity and Class President Functioning in his role of President of the Senior Confraternity, Louis, ably assisted by Vice-President Ronnie Artigues, presents favors to members of the Court during intermis¬ sion at the Confraternity sponsored Homecoming Dance. Cuis Jsidro Jngles Participating in varsity sports was the major extracurricular enjoyed by this year ' s Confra¬ ternity president. 18 Luis Ingles is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Luis Ingles of La Cieba, Honduras, and has been a board¬ ing student at SSC since 1954. In these six years, Louie has shown a variety of talent. He was elected Vice-President of the Junior Confraternity and is now presiding as President of the Senior Division. He was elected President of his Junior Class last year, and is now president of his Senior Class as well as President of the Altar Boy Society. Averaging in the upper third of his class, he is an active participant in athletics. Louie played varsity football for two years, varsity basketball for two years, junior basketball for one year, and was a member of the track team for two years He helped with yearbook deadlines and was an active member in all stage productions.