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

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Homecoming Success ROCKY: Brother, How are the maids and queen chosen for the Homecoming Court? BROTHER AQUIN: Well, Rocky, the senior foot¬ ball players nominate the girls for the court, and then the entire football team votes to select the Queen. ROCKY: Approximately how many ole grads come back for the event, Brother? BROTHER: We usually have about 250 to 300 returning each year. ROCKY: What Homecoming activities do you feel have been most successful? BROTHER: I think the students really enjoy the Parade and Pep Rally, while the alumni tend to lean more toward the pre-game activities. ROCKY: Well, Brother, I’ll have to say y’all cer¬ tainly do a great job. This year’s Homecoming was the best ever.

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W A A • I OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Maid Lisa Church. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Maid Missy Maggio. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: Maid Priscilla Snow. OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Maid Diane Tilton. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Maid Denise Kelso. RIGHT: Queen Jen¬ nifer Caldwell. BELOW: Mark Rittener and Tony Herques flank Ron Engel as he enters the Homecoming Dance. BOT¬ TOM: The 9th and 10th graders compete in the 3 legged race. ' W i TRAMPtf 14

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RIGHT: Stacey Glindmeyer and her date Jack Kent at the Homecoming Dance. BELOW: The Eighth graders get their float ready to roll. BOTTOM LEFT: Stanley Womack and Frank Witt- mann assist the other Seventh graders in the Tug-of-War. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bret Naylor seems to enjoy the shaving cream crown which Joe Saia is building on his head. 16