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

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Marching into its 119th session, St. Stanislaus opened in late August with the largest enrollment in its history; filling classrooms to near capacity, but still main¬ taining the high quality education it is famous for. More than fifty Brothers, Priests, and Lay Teachers are setting the pace for the instruction of students in a manner unpar¬ alleled in its long history. Scarcely more than a year into its mod¬ ern educational complex, the school is forging on to the replacement of the pres¬ ent gymnasium with a new $500,000 build¬ ing, bringing together the music hall, swimming pool, and the gym, all under one roof. Yet, through it all, you still find the type of dedicated, unselfish teachers and faculty as in the years when the school was no more than a couple of classrooms and a handful of Brothers to run it. Right: Brother Pierre St. Pierre has been president of St. Stanislaus for four years. He took office upon arrival from Mobile, relieving Brother Roland. Below: Brother Lee Barker, has been principal of St. Stanislaus for seven years. He came to St. Stanislaus from St. Aloysius, and relieved Brother Flavian. S.S.C. Forges on in I 19 Session

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FACULTY 23

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Brother Hugh, S.C. M.Ed. Fordham Univ. Religion, Counselor. Brother Louis Joseph, S.C. B.A. and M.A. in Guidance and Administration Religion, History Brother Aquin Gauthier, S.C B.S. Spring Hill M.A. Notre Dame Director of Public Relations Director of Alumni Relations Brother Athanasius, S.C Retired Top: Brother Joseph Dovovan S.C. unwraps a Christmas gift from the Junior and Senior boarders.