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

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STUDENTS “I’ve got an English test today.” “What did we have in Physics?” These are the normal sounds heard in the halls before school in the morning. Ring-g-g ... the morning bell re¬ sounds and everyone lines up with “eager” anticipation of what the day will bring. Class¬ es start with the famous expression, “Take out a half sheet of paper,” telling that there is a quiz. With this the usual day begins. In this daily ritual the classroom is the laboratory; the teachers, the guides; and the inquisitiveness of the student, his own inspira¬ tion. It is this profound inquisitiveness that leads all to seek additional knowledge through outside reading and study, and to explore the “Why ' s” behind principles. The student recog¬ nizes that his limited information is small in comparison to the vastness of man’s accumu¬ lated knowledge.

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BRO. ALBAN TUCKER S.C. Dietician REV. GERALD VOGEL S.V.D. , B. A. Religion I, Latin III,II,I REV. W. WHITE S.V.D., Elem. Science MR. WILLIAMS M. A. Music, Band Di¬ rector DR. M. J. WOLFE M.D. Physician MRS. BEVERLY ZIMMERMAN S ecretary «rf iV ■ M Mrs. Zimmeran sorts mail in the office. Bro. Milton gives half time sermon to Tiny Rocks. - S3 12

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12-A CLASS OFFICERS are - Edwin Stanton (Vice-Pres), Duane Bertucci (Pres.), Mat Ames (Sec.) and Bertin Chevis - (Treas.). 1 12-B CLASS OFFICERS are - Tommy Berner (Treas.), William Carrere (Sec.), Lester Bouch- on (Vice-Pres.) and Weldon Frommeyer - (Pres.). SENIOR DORM OFFICERS are - Don Grevemberg (Treasurer), Weldon From¬ meyer (Vice-President), and Vaughn Arceneaux (President).