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

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: The first ceremony which for - molly recognizes the Senior class is the Ring Ceremony. Here Shannon Ourso accepts his ring from Brother Mark Thornton, S.C. RIGHT: Lost and Found is a very familiar department, as Jose Aizpuru and Jorge Martinez can testify. Assisting them is Brother Paul Mulligan, S.C . BOTTOM: The lob, the backhand, all terms of endearment to Brother Pascal, S.C., who shows many young men the finer points of tennis in his capacity as Tennis Coach. THIS PAGE , TOP: Fatigue showing on his face Senior running back John Killeen confers with Coach Dale Loicano. CENTER LEFT: Utilizing their noon hour to review upcoming classes, Carlos Lozano, Louis DeLaRuera, and Neville Landry study together. BELOW: Although Keith Mallini shows expertise on many instruments, his forte is the clarinet BOTTOM: Sidelined with an injury to his ankle, Troy Flynn converses with his Dad over future games.

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IMI 9699 k$6 3 9 Q 99 Uo If 609 The Stanislaus family (like any family) continues to grow. Each year new members (students) join the family, and each year seniors graduate to increase the number of alumni in our family. This growth in the family is healthy. And most important of all there remains that closeness among the members of the Stanislaus family — the students, Brothers of the Sacred Heart, faculty and staff, parents, alumni and friends. Their one common goal is the continued healthy growth of St. Stanislaus as a family pro¬ viding Christian education and formation. St. Stanislaus is not just buildings — it is the people that form the Stanislaus family that makes our school truly unique. mm mm . I it- v

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Too often, the values and goals of the family unit are lost in a mad rush to prepare for tomorrow. At St. Stanislaus, these values and goals are g laced foremost in our lives. This ook represents a record in the life of the St. Stanislaus family for one year out of many. Herein we hope to con¬ vey an expression of how we live, work and play together. The opening section is devoted to display or panorama of the everyday life at school. Following this, we give you a glimpse of the individuals who compose our family. We then cover the activities in which our family members par¬ ticipate and which bring us all closer together, such as a close look at our boarding department. This area plays a very important part in the family unit, inasmuch as the resident students do just that ... they live here. We close the book with our Senior Graduation. Graduation at SSC is doubly meaningful. Not only are we sending our family into the world for which they were prepared, but we know that their leaving provides us with space to invite new individuals into our family. And while our graduates are leaving the school itself, they never leave the St. Stanislaus family.