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

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Opposite Page: Senior boarders watch as Brother Joseph admires his Christmas gift, a new stereo. This Page, Top Left: Scott Roy poses with the Sophomore Dorm Christmas tree. Top Right: Bobbing for apples at the Halloween Haunted House is not only filling, but fun. That’s Charles Schull with the prize. Bottom: The living pyramid; Jim Borchert, Trey D’Armond [You’d hurt if you were on the bottom, too), Brett Martinez, Mark Welsh, Mike Church, and Lon Baxter.

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Opposite Page: Brother Paul, Principal, waits patiently for the students to quiet themselves. This Page, Below: The tension mounted, would the Seniors win the Spirit Award? Mrs. Dot Kersanac, a student favorite, waits anxiously. Bottom: lnputing the program involves con¬ centration and time, but Mike Weems persists. Many of our traditions were born of necessity, while others were established by popularity. Homecoming provides our alum¬ ni a chance to return home and reacquaint themselves. The alumni reunion serves the same purpose. On the other hand, the Freshman Dorm’s Annual Halloween Haunted House occurs each year only because of its popularity.