The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1912-10-12

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/ IT. Fitzpatrick was among the week
end departures. The young man took
a flying trip across the pond to Pas:
| Christian. He was accompanied by his
/ little friend Deiean, commonly known
as "Feetz''. This pair reminds one oi
Mutt and jeff, the well-knoWn cartoons
The basket ball goals we're erected
during the week, and it seems as though
st. Stanislaus will have another record
breaking basket ball club. Keep that
spirit up, boys, and you are bound to
succeed.
A piano tuner has been quite busy
during the past week tuning up the
numerous music boxes. The ivory tick
lers greatly appreciated this movement.
Not once did our friend F. Blanchard,
better known as "Tee-o", think his
feet were SO heavy until he recently
took the exercise of lifting those clod
hoppers up. An awful misfortune,
Felix, but good foundation.
G. Churchill left last Saturday for
| his home. He expects to return in a
few days and resume his studies.
I wonder why Fortier and Guidry
kept so close to the college walls few
weeks ago. 1t was tough luck for you
to be caught going out, and still worse
to be escorted in. Some good-hearted
person should have brought them some
candy. know "Country'' missed his
dope, and "Carencro" his chocolate
milk.
Lucas Griggs, the talented young
chap from Louisiana, has been duly ap-
pointed project of the "baby carriage"
set. He seems to be getting off rather
well in his new office, and the children
seem to have taken quite liking to
l"Loukas".
Our friend j. Leblanc, known in col
lege as "Gravy'', again springs into
the limelight with his foolish questions.
"For why you stand up there P"
Question No. 2 will follow in the next
issue.
All the young lady friends of Joe
Wilbert seem to have returned home.
Rather hard, Joe; but no more kodak
ing for you at present. Even his "red
head'' chum left You can hang all
your duds on the wall until next fall,
ssKinky''. Some class to that box of
candy he received from Donaldsonville.
Take the hint, McGehee, and please
pnt those linen pants away, for we will
soon have snow on the ground.
Among the nel arrivals at the col
lege is D. Pardo, M~aativ4s of Spain,
but now residing in che Lone Star State.
know one boy who takes great inter-
est in Texas, even if it is a lone star
state. 0 you grosbeck!
r. Perry, the little 'red head'', has
taken quite farcy to one of the skirts
of Meridian. | wonder where did that
large box of candy gol It seems as
| though the writer saw it all ready and
stamped in the Office.
C. Moustier, known as "Mousteek"
! made a vain but fruitless attempt to
become member of the foot ball squad.
It was comical to see that youngster
tackle man. The manager gave him
the pink slip for fear of being arrested
| for prevention of cruelty to children.
Another sfreshy" entered our ranks
a few days ago. His name is G. Rust.
and he halls from Canton, Miss. A
little exercise might help fill out his
kite frame. Come on, "Freshy", do
not acquire the habit of sitting down so
early.
Among the Sunday visitors to the
| college Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. l..
G.. Tortorich, Mr.. B. P. Cummings,
| Mrs. M. Irwin, Mrs. N. E. Shirer, Mrs.
G. Reagan and daughter,
pity poor C. Wilbert, alias "Hands",
in the calisthenic exercises. It must
be awful to keep those spades on the
go for about ten minutes. Those
''grab hooks" are some large.
| It seems as though one of our ssfresh-
ies'' is afflicted with the "sIeeping
sickness. His name is Pecquet, and
he is cousin to "Sleepy" Webre.
Nuff Sed.
No more waving to the little girl
across the street for ]. Wilbert. The
young lady took her departure last
Monday, and since that time Joe's arm
has taken little rest.
| There is certainly some class to r.
Abadie's "Teddy Bears' hair cut. A
close observation of his Uranium re-
minds one of porcupine.
J. Wilbert and F. Beaullieu were
chosen manager and captain of the
basket ball club At meeting held
during the week eighteen candidates
filed their applications for different
positions. II. Fitzpatrick was elected
official referee. A schedule is being
arranged, and quite number of games
are to be played on our home grounds
and on the road.
Mr.. J. Ros, of Pascagoula, Miss,
spent a few hours at the college last
Sunday, renewing old acquainsanees,
The young man was a member OF class
| 10.
Regular practice of the basket ball
club has begun, and every afternoon
quite number of candidates are being
worked out in different positions. A
close survey OF the players will con-
vince anyone that we will turn out a
basket ball club that will, no doubt,
be as strong as any of former years.
N. Watkins, alias s.Sister", was in
the hospital a few days ago with the
earache. We are glad to state, how
ever, that "Sistern has entirely re-
covered.
We have youngster among us now
who is SO fond of playing cards that
he actually has a few games every night
L rksf.fo