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

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Project Do ROCKY: Pete, what is the purpose of Project Do? PETER GARGULIO: Project Do reaches out and helps young and old people alike by showing affection and care. ROCKY: In what way is this accomplished, Pete? PETER: By helping the individuals from the County Home and the young pre- kindergarte n children from the child daycare center. Project Do also assists with the Special Education children. ROCKY: About how many students are involved in Project Do? PETER: There are about 35 seniors from SSC currently working with Brother Canisius on Project Do activities. Only seniors are allowed to become involved in this particular extracurricular activity. ROCKY: Pete, what do you feel, personally, that the students derive from being involved in Project Do? PETER: The students receive much experience by working with the young children and the senior citizens. They get a feeling that they have really helped another person by making them feel as if they are still wanted and as if someone really cares about them. 21

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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

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f— 1 :l ' Pi ' fl A Hi TOP: Geoff Kergosien strains to lift 170 kilos. ABOVE: Doug Trepanier works out on the spider. RIGHT: Harold Heine works out on the military press. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Sterling Gallien does his curls. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Andy Melvin and David Corso observe the State Powerlift Meet. OPPOSITE PAGE INSET: Steve Kidd strains on his leg lifts. 22