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

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OPPOSITE PAGE: Jimmy Collins and Jeff Broekman assist a member of Project Do. TOP: Bro. Loyola points out the answer to a question in a religion book; Bro. Albert Guarino celebrates mass for seventh and eighth graders in the chapel. BOTTOM: Bro. Robert prepares to look over a punishment assignment after school; Armand Serpas, Barnes Longacre, Chad Hollier, and Don Lozano get much-needed help from Bro. Peter in religion class. Bro. Dwight, Religion, Science, Social Studies Bro. Robert, Religion, English, Social Studies Bro. Loyola, Religion, Social Studies Bro. Peter, Religion, English, Yearbook Religion 27

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BROTHER DWIGHT Bro. Dwight headed one of the most active extracurricular groups on campus this year, Boy Scout Troop 86. I’ve been involved with the scouts since I was eight years old. I went from cub scout through explorer and assistant scout master,” said Bro. Dwight. I had good feelings about the scouting program as a boy. When I came to Stanislaus to teach, I met many kids who had been in the scouts when they lived at home, but had to drop out when they came to boarding school. I wanted to give these boys the opportunity to enjoy scouting as I do.” When Bro. Dwight started the troop in October, he had 40 members; at the end of the school year that number had fallen to 20, but Bro. Dwight says the troop really developed as the year went on. “A number of boys really got into scouting,” he said. The Camporee at Salmon Scout Reservation was the key to our year. We prepared really hard and the kids did very well in the competition against other troops in the area. This experience added a lot of spirit to our troop and encouraged many of the scouts to work on their advancement.” Bro. Dwight enjoys the outdoors and this is one key that got him interested in scouting. “We tried to have one major trip a month for the scouts, he said. Camping and hiking in the out¬ doors is of prime importance in scouting. These trips give the scouts the opportunity to learn and use leadership skills, as well as nature skills. We had many cold and rainy campouts this year, but the scouts always seemed to have a good time and that’s what scouting is all about.” 26 Academic Avenue

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Mrs. Currie answers a ques¬ tion in Spanish class. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: John Gallagher and Frank Schwandt perform a French skit at the French Honor Society inductions. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: New members of the French Honor Society recite their oath. TOP: Brian Kern and Andrew Martzell take notes in Spanish class. LEFT: Sean Logan asks Mr. Reed for help on his Spanish dialogue. RIGHT: Tommy Zanca faithfully plays his accordion as Doug Handshoe and Brian Jackson sing along. 28 Academic Avenue