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

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BELOW: Junior volunteer Chuck Breath gave up many hours in the service of Project Do. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Dropp¬ ing back for a pass, Billy Benaudin lets go the potential touchdown. Besting up between plays is Michael Yarborough, voted outstanding defensive lineman for the year. Perhaps these two should have been voted most defensive. Todd Thrif- filey and David Zanca parade for the students during the Homecoming Pep Bally. They protrayed Flintstone characters. Each year the Senior Class attempts to top previous efforts at the Homecoming Pep Bally. All seriousness is involved here as Bichie Smith lifts Suzi Treutel in a high bird. Bichie and Suzi helped cheer the Saints in the Super- dome in New Orleans. And cheering is the name of the game for the Seniors as they get rowdy at the Homecoming Pep Bally. St. Stanislaus is unique for its history. It hasn ' t been going strong for 132 years for nothing. It has produced many leaders of today. It is the only school on the Mississippi Gulf Coast to produce a Heismann Trophy winner. Its early athletic teams were ones to be reckoned with. Even though St. Stanislaus ' rule as tops athletically has died, it still produces the fine young men it always has. This is the reason students at other schools wish to defeat us in whatever we attempt. They may be able to defeat us in competition, but in life we are far better off for having attended Stanislaus. It would seem that the old saying, ‘St. Stanislaus graduates employers, not employees! ' is true.