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

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f w s% National Honor Society ROCKY: Brother William, What is National I lonor Society? BROTHER WILLIAM: National I lonor Society is an organization created for academically oriented students. Its purpose is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate; a desire to render service, to promote; worthy leadership, and to emcourage; the development of character in all students of the; St. Stanislaus College. ROCKY: Wow! All that and more! Brothe;r, this year the NHS formed a Quiz Beiwl Te;am. I low well did we do for the first year? BROTHER: Well, Rocky, the te;am did a gre;at job, especially since it was the; first year. We; lost a ve;rv close match to I loly Cross. According to Med Leavitt, the TV Moderates, it was one; of the; fine;st efforts the program has ever seen for a first year team. ROCKY: Would you like NI IS te) branch out into more areas in the future? BROTHER: Yes! It would be nice if we; could start a tutor service for members te) hedp students whe) need ;xtra study especially in showing them how to study and in hearing lessons or what ewer it takes. The Club also hopes to make some; tapes for the Resource Center. There is quite a list of material that needs to be read on tapes since; the actual scripts are not loaned out. LEFT: Former Lt. Governor James Fitzmorris of Louisiana speaks to the Honors and Leadership Convocation. BELOW: National Honor Sendety inductees for the school year 1980-81.

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Spanish Honor Society ROCKY: Mrs. Currie, what must a student do to become a member of the Spanish Honor Society? MRS. CURRIE: Requirements for membership include an A or B in Spanish for the previous three quarters and Honor Roll for the previous three quarters. ROCKY: How long has the Society been in existence? MRS. CURRIE: Since 1971, this chapter, the Gayoso Chapter is of the National Spanish Honor Society. ROCKY: What activities does the SHS conduct? MRS. CURRIE: Soccer games with French and Spanish students, Mexican suppers, and Foreign Language Day with Bay High and with Riverdale High School from New Orleans. ROCKY: What can we expect from the SHS in years to come? MRS. CURRIE: We plan to take a trip to Costa Rica next Easter. ABOVE: Brennan Collins, Justin Jones, Warren Keating and other members of the Spanish Honor Society perform a Spanish skit. RIGHT: Pat Kergosien, president of SHS, formally inducts Eddie Werner. 18

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OPPOSITE TOP: Marc Meyer is engrossed with paper airplanes being made for his young charge. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: James Comeaux lends a helping hand to a youngster who seems to be delighted with the whole affair. TOP: Members of Project Do for Seventh period. This is not the entire staff of Project Do volunteers. Many other individuals assist with the service project. RIGHT: Brother Canisius assists a young man with his reading. 20