The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1912-03-23
ST. PATR|CK'S DAY
At St. STAN|S[AUs
College Celebrated Sunday
With Appropriate Program
- Literary and Musical
Numbers Successfully Pre-
sented. Orchestra Up to
Usual High Standard and
Could Not Have Been Ex-
celIed-Other Notes.

st. Patrick's Day exercises were held
last Sunday night in the college study
hall in honor of st. Patrick. Many OF
the students took part. and each and
every one was greatly applauded. The
music rendered by the college orches-
ira could not have been excelled. The
program was as follows:
Fairy Tale Overture Orchestra.
Believe me in all those endearing
young charms-Glee Club.
ST. Patrick of the Woods-H. Fagot.
Pascal Fires of st. Patrick-A. Del
lamer.
The Shamrock-R. Smith.
Irish Jubilee. V. Touime.
Shamrock, the Emblem of the Trinity
&C. Blaize.
Chimes of Normandy-Orchestra.
The Harp That Once Through Tara's
Hall-Glee Club.
Exile of Erin-A. Roux.
The Shamrock Capdepon.
The Shannon Bells-H. Boyle.
Pascal Fires of ST. Patrick-A. Sea-
fde.
Sweet Briar Overture Orchestra,
How Dennis Took the Pledge j.
Brandao.
Exile of Erin-M. Green.
Wearing o. the Green-Glee Club.
Battle of Fontenoy-A. Flynn.
Crown Prince Overture-O Orchestra.
Most of the Irishmen were out in
town for while last Sunday, conse-
quently John Irwin and Ralph Perry do
not feel in their place here among the
boys.
The valedictorian and salutatorian of
the class of 1912 will be Arthur J. Flynn
and Newton Guice.
H. Fitzpatrick, better known as
"Irish", made a flying visit to his par
ents last week.
| Sunday last being ST. Patrick's Day,
everyone in the college was wearing
green. Not all of them were Irish.
Blondy received many congratulations
from his college friends, but the boys
would have been better pleased if he
had named his poetry "To Our Sweet
hearts,, instead of "To My Sweet
heart".
On last Sunday, March II, the Dill
lards of Bay ST. Louis and the crack
team of st. Stanislaus College crossed
bats on the college campus in the first
game of the season. The Billiards went
down in defeat by score of Is to 8.
The features of the game were the bat
terry work and heavy hitting of the col
legians. A large crowd witnessed the
pastime. Some time in the near future
the collegians are going to play some
visitors from New Orleans.
Pictures are not scarce by any means
here at the college. There are two
boys that have box full of them.
Some one will please inquire and see
what they are going to do with them.
Our friend and classmate could not
recite his lessons the other day on ac-
count of his 'tummy" hurting him.
Don't let it happen too often, old boy,
because the class needs you to help
cheer things up.
Bill Guidry wishes to know why the
Chicago "Cobs'' did not play us last
Monday.
Who watches from the windows now
every evening about $50 p. m.?
On account of having Monday game
in Mobile, the Cubs could not stop over
and play us. They knew that they
would get beat.
Tuesday evening "Dutch" Wilbert,
better known as HANDS, came out of
the class room saying that he could not
make those algebra sums if he worked
till next ST. Joseph's Day.
Some college boy made the remark
that Bay st. Louis was going wet on
the first OF April. Here's hoping that
it does not, for we want to go out in
town some time.
And to dream the old dream over,
Is a luxury divine;
When see the smiling features
OF that old sweetheart of mine.
N. w. GUICE, Glass 'i2.