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

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OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Adults attending this year’s Smokey Mountain trip were from left to right, Bro. Timothy, Bro. Dwight and Mr. and Mrs. Heitzmann. LEFT: Scouters walk across bridge on Smokey Mountain trip. BELOW: Scouters take a break from the day’s activities on the Smokey Mountain trip. BOTTOM: Scouts pause to enjoy the immense beauty of the Smokey Mountains. Boy Scouts 23

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Scouts pose for group picture during the Smokey Mountain summer trip. Boy Scouts is an organization where boys can join and learn responsibility, leadership, and teamwork while having fun. Troop 86 is made up of boarders and day students from the surround¬ ing area. The troop tries to go camping or on a day outing once a month. V-Bar, Flint Creek, and an overnight canoe trip are just a few things the troop has done this year. The troop has a Leaders Council. This Council consists of Brother Timothy, Scoutmaster; Mr. Bob Evans, Assistant Scoutmaster; Chuck John¬ son, Senior Patrol Leader; and Michael Bingham, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader. This makes up just part of the structure of the Leaders Council. We also have a Leadership Corp. which is made up of the older scouts. The Corp. is used as an example for the younger members of the or¬ ganization. The Troop also goes on a couple of summer trips. The troop either goes to the Smokey Moun¬ tains or Disneyland. The troop also attends Boy Scout Camp in Pearlington, MS. At camp, scouts work on Merit Badges they need for their next rank. Scout camp lasts one week. The Troop meets on Wednesday night at 7:30 in the Brother Peter Memorial Gym Lobby. Boy Scouts

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Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: Hayden Larroux, Anna Dean, Jessica Deffes, Leigh Triche, Cynthia Martinolich, Julie Rutherford. BACK ROW: Michael Casano, Ian A lcalen, Joe Lee, Joe Sellers, Jean Larroux, Brent Dantin, Chris Schmidt. The Cheerleading Squad, under the leadership of Jean Larroux and Jessica Deffes, was well prepared and very eager for the first football game. The squad was young with only four veterans returning from last year: Jean, Chris, Leigh, and Jessica. Early in the year partners were formed to perform stunts together. During the last two games of the season, Michael Casano courageously filled in for Mr. Rockachaw Brent Dantin, who was injured in a car accident. Brother Aquin has been quoted as saying, “This year’s squad was 10-0, out cheering all of our op ponents.” The year had many highlights, but there were 3 that stood out the most. The first was the football team’s victory over Bay High in which fans, led by energetic cheerleaders, cheered until the final buzzer. The sec¬ ond highlight was during homecoming when one of our own cheerleaders, Jessica, was honored Homecoming Queen. The last major highlight was being honored at the football banquet for our loyalty, dedication, and hard work throughout the season. Later during the year we received lettermen jackets from the athletic department. This was the first time in the history of SSC to honor Cheerleaders with jackets. To sum up the year, the cheerleaders had boosted school spirit, supported the football team and had an all-round fantastic time doing it. 24 Cheerleaders