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

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HHBH rnmii] OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Displaying their affection and sup¬ port, Alumni return for Homecoming. BOTTOM: Giving their best effort, Ed Dunn, Mark Sheffielaand Greg Naiff add their voices to the Homecoming Pep Rally. Mark ' s unusual attire was in keeping with the spirit of the event. THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Drawing back, Matt Scardino {quarterback of the Varsi¬ ty Squad) and Chuck Yarborough go through their paces for the TV News cameras. LEFT CENTER: First Place Winner in the Homecoming Parade built by the Sophomore class. Except for the cannon, which was generously donated by Brother Mit¬ chell. BELOW: Sacking out during a quiet reflective period on Senior Retreat are Tommy Serpas and Duane Kuhlman. BOT¬ TOM LEFT: The Rockachaw cheerleaders drop to kneel before the Rocks crash through the Banner. Many hours were spent constructing these banners. BOTTOM RIGHT: M. P. Dumesnil and John Jones look on in amusement as Brother Joseph Donovan unwraps one of his Christmas gifts. M w L

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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.

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Our Family Portraits TOP: With the advent of portable electronic games, even the faculty is caught up in the excitement Coach Vernon Powell demonstrates his ability with the u Porta-Pac-Man”. ABOVE: In addition to being awarded a plaque, the winners of the In¬ tramural Football were also treated to dinner at Pizza Hut. En¬ joying their meal are Barnes Longacre, Donald Wood and Brantley Broome. RIGHT: Each year, a lucky young man is chosen to be Homecoming King at Our Lady’s Academy. This year the recipient was John Jones , who is jubilantly carried across the floor by well-wishers .