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

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VALUES — a principle, standard, or quality considered worthwhile or desirable. Values are a key link in the education one receives at St. Stanislaus. The Catholic environment furnished by the Brothers helps young adolescents to become responsible, moral men. It enables the students to determine their priorities, and what is valuable to them. The objective of the Brothers is to instill these values into their students individually so that they may be carried out of the classroom and into the world. Steve Montagnet Class of ’87

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DEDICATION — an act or rite of dedicating to a divine being or a sacred use; a devotion or setting aside for a particular purpose. At St. Stanislaus, many different people are dedicated to many different ideas or concepts. This is what makes the St. Stanislaus community so special. Without people dedicating themselves to reach a specific goal, there would be little or no enthusiasm around school. Dedication is a moving factor in our ex¬ istence; it helps us make it through every day. Here at St. Stanislaus, our high level of dedication is unique, and it is definitely a special and important part of our little “community.” David Diboll Class of ’87

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OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Under the direction of Walter Damiens, SSC and OLA students portrayed the Nativity Scene at this year’s ‘‘Christmas Cantata.” OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Leslie Gleber sings a solo. THIS PAGE TOP: David Bogt, Greg Legendre, and Col¬ lin Schmidt of the Barbershop Quartet perform. BELOW: Mr. Weaver conducts. BOTTOM: The SSC OLA Chorus, directed by Brother Pierre.