The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-11-06
ST. Staniis|aus College
ECHOES OF THE WEEK.

many beehives for scarcely has the
President completed his round than
Brother Maurice, Provincial, must be-
gin his own tour of inspection. The
latter's visit, however, carries the
greater welcome, for it must invariably
be followed by at least q half-holiday.
A Written Test on English studies
given to the boys of the Graduating
Glass, comprising the work of the two
past months, brought very satisfac tory
results. CASTOR Gardebled led with an
average of 98.6 per cent. Only one of
the twelve failed to obtain q very high
average; but as he has made solemn
promises and taken resolutions galore,
we are willing to withhold his name
and give him chance to redeem him
self. But, Master Careless One, be-
ware! No mercy with the next failure!
The October Premiums were awarded
to the following students who secured
the highest number OF Hmerits" in
their respective grades.
Graduating Class. Fruge
Superior Course se.....................P Gaude
First Commercial ....................R. Carlo
Second Commercial .............S Brown
Third paratory ry...............S. Farrell
Second Preparatory. ry..............W w. Lucas
First Preparatory ory................. F. Lewis
Premiums for Special Studies were
awarded as follows:
French: First year, Parillo
Second year, =. 6eaulileu
Third year, .......................r eauae
Spanish: First year, ............A. Sanooz
Second year, Grlggs
Typewriting: G.. Gardebied and Nj.
Miazza.
Premiums for best department were
awarded to L. Fruge, in the Senior
division and to r. Vale, in the Junior
division.
Among the visitors to the College
during the past week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairfax, Mrs. F. LIE Mieux, I. j. Soule,
and Mr.. j. Kuebel. Mr.. Felix Blan-
chard, '15, spent Sunday and Monday
with the boys.
Master JoseRuiz enrolled as boarder
during the week.
The weeks round OF basket ball
furnished good sport. In the Senior
League, Tycer's team broke the tie
for first place by defeating Hassinger's
five in hard game. The final score-23
to 17-shows the fight that rs put up
by both teams. Paul team by
defeating Louis Ros' team % to 10
broke into the first division where it
promises to remain. Wilbsrt's victory
over Miazza was his second win since
the league began.
The rivalry in the Junior League IS as
intense as among the Seniors. Steinweg
and Blaize who were tied for first place
met last Thursday. The game resulted
in an II to victory for Blaize, giving
him first place.
Louis Sporl again pitched his team
to victory in the IndoorBaseball League.
The order of standing is now as follows:
Sporl, Shirer, Tircuit, Claverie.
Coach Commogere selected the men
for the first basketball team last week
and is now hard at work teaching them
PLAYS for their first match game. The
season will open within three weeks
with Biloxi as first opponents.
A Halloween party was given in the
Gym. last Sunday night. The program
included Apple Ducking, A donkey
Party, An :Apple-eating Contest, A
four legged race and etc. The most
enjoyable contest of the evening was
the Peanut Rolling. 1t was highly
amusing to watch each sturdy athlete
armed with a tooth-pick. trying to
coax peanut to roll straight to the
finishing tape. Gaude, Sirera and
Wilbert were the winners. Milton
Phillipps, while blindfolded, cut marvel
GUS antics around the punching -bag,
delivering powerful blows TO the atmos-
phere. Among the winners OF the
various contests were: Ben Watson,
j. G.. Brown, Jno, Stamford, F. Schum-
acher, Fl. Hoyle and Geo. Hassinger.