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

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: The Seniors of ’83 proudly “show their rings!” BOTTOM: After 43 years in the classroom, Brother Loyola, S.C., laid down his chalk and promptly picked up a rake. Brother is responsible for our beautiful campus. THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: The SSC band proudly struts its stuff during the Annual Veteran ' s Day. Parade. TOP RIGHT: Freshman Joe Golman displays his kicking style. ABOVE: The Freshman Haunted House provided much entertainment. Here Chris Noel snatches an apple from the depths. RIGHT: The pie-eating contest was an exciting (and messy) event, as Steve Saussy demonstrates .

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Many players were sidelined with in¬ juries during the football season. The pain expresses itself on Casey Wittmann’s face . BOTTOM: Gathering in the Mall after school would seem to be a favorite pastime if Mike Yarborough, George Stills and Jody Compretta are any indication. THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: On the weekends, the resident students utilize their time relaxing and preparing for the school week, as evidenced by Donald Wood. TOP RIGHT: Students often pass the time chatting with the faculty and Brothers, Here Brother Michael Vidrine, S.C., leads the discussion , CENTER LEFT: Pure enjoyment shining on his face, Steve Smith takes a breather on the sidelines. ABOVE: Dissection of a frog before them, Charles Schutt and Paul Cassidy diligently undertake the task , LEFT: Brother Raymond Slyve, S.C., referees a weekend game of slaughterball. 5

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Former students of St. Stanislaus — our alumni — show their closeness to our family by their willingness to support the work of the faculty and the students. They gather together periodically (such as at Homecoming) to share “happy moments” of their own school days, and in this way they show their close connection with the Stanislaus family. These alumni along with the many, many friends of our school are invaluable in their identification with “our family.”