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

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Coach Weems, Coach Schultz, and Coach Powell illustrate the many different poses of a P.E. coach; two freshmen battle for a stray football pass. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOT¬ TOM: Ace Kerley is tackled for the ball by fellow freshman John Killeen; Benji Kilman attempts to deflect a pass to Bubba Cag- nina. TOP: Steve Klein steps into one as Frank Allen and fellow sophomores look on. BOTTOM: Doug Gallo prepares to make an out; Coach Cuccaro presents Brian Logan a trophy for foul shoot¬ ing. Phys.Ed. 17

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Brother Eldon Moves to Houma, Louisiana After serving three years as principal of Saint Stanislaus, Brother Eldon has been named principal of Vanderbilt Catholic High School in Houma, Loui¬ siana. “The two schools are very different,” stated Brother Eldon. “Stanislaus has 600 boys, half of which are boarders; Vanderbilt is a co-ed day school with 750 students. Most of the students at Vander¬ bilt are high school students, whereas Stanislaus has a large percentage of junior high students.” Brother Eldon also pointed to noticeable differences in the makeup of the two faculties. “Stanislaus has 40 brothers working in and around the school. There are only 5 brothers assigned to Vanderbilt.” Brother Eldon says he has enjoyed the Stanislaus students and the surroundings of the school, and will miss both of these. “I was assigned to Stanis¬ laus on three different occasions; each time I came I made many friends and enjoyed the school. I look forward to returning to Stanislaus sometime in the future.” 18 Academic Avenue