The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-09-15
s. 5. c. OPENING MORE
SUCCESSFUL THAN IN
MANY SESSIONS PAST
From Seventy-five to Eighty
New Faces Noted-P Pupils
Range From 6 TO 33 Years
BUILDINGS LIKE NEW.
Glass of Is Organized With
Dabezies President-Ath-
letics To Again Be a Star
Feature = Coach Comma
gere In Command.

i Il oaJuf0 - COacn comma :
gere in Command.
Well here we are back at old Stanis-
laus once mora. This years opening
day was the most successful we have
had in many years; there are about rs
or so new faces. Talking about boys,
they range from the ages of six OF
seven up to the age of thirty three.
Our large and small study halls are
:, crowded already; but don't let that in
terfere with your coming as you know
the old saying, .'The more the merrier. !"
1t looks as though Bernhardt's paint
store sold out during the summer months.
How everything is painted around here,
] if it were not for the bricks looking
kind of weather beaten, you would
surely think it was 2. new Stanislaus
! There is no use of looking glasses, all
| you have to do is look for something
that is painted and you can see yourself
just as well. Everything is bright and
shiney.
BY the way, the college itself has
nothing on the Brothers as they are
mostly all new and all like it, but most
of all they seem more than satisfied
with the crowd OF boys they have to
deal with.
All! now here we are. | could hardly
wait until this subjects turn came; you
know what it is, sure you dc! It is the
famous class of 1913. After many years
of hard toll ST. Stanislaus has at last
found a class to cover any OF its prede-
cessors. 1t is the honorable class OF ten,
sure to pass becaufe they buck like a
ram and stick like jam. They are as
follows:. Oliver Dabe2ies, president,
Gordon Reddy vice president, Alphonse
Ramona, secretary, Cyprian Schone,
treasurer, RolandGaric, Joseph Ruebel,
Sam McGinn, Edward Herbert, Victor
Blaize and Albert Mallard.
Last year, as you know, was a very
successful year for st. Stanislaus in
every branch of athletics, basket ball
was the most successful: then base ball
track and foot ball. Last year was the
first year in many that Stanislaus put
out foot ball team, think they did
wonderfully well, anyway we are going
to repeat the same dose again.
Many schools think because lots of
our best athletes graduated last year
that they are going to come over here
and sweep US off the athletic map, but
don't let little thing like that worry
you as you know your self Coach Com
megere never sleeps on a job.
We are little late in starting our
foot ball team this year but it is work.
ing like lightning just .he same. Sat-
urday the call for the foot ball men was
announced and it is almost impossible
to describe the crowd going forward to
answer, but any way they numbered
thirty five to forty i've. Three are old
boys from last years team and two
were subs, therefore, you will see an en-
tire new team.
Since foot ball started late it looks as
though they wanted to make up foF loss
time so they put out the call for the
basket ball members which was also
large in numbering its contestants. Just
imagine between sixty five to seventy
boys answered the call.
Sunday was the first day the boys put
their hands on Stanislaus basket oall
and the way they tossed it at the goal
talks well for beauty of team this
season.
The leagues are formed and will be
in action Thursday for the first time.
Basket ball was quickly succeeded by
hand ball which was not forgotten in
the least. It was taken up Immediately
on our return by many OF the boys but
it looks as though the number has in
creased some what since then.
Calesthenics will also take a great
part this years time and instead OF hav-
ing it after supper as we had before, it
will be Immediately after school. This
is done to give the day scholars chance
to partake in the exercise.
Most of Mr.. Commagere's boys are
green in the line of athletics but you
can rest assured when he gets through
with them they'll be any thing but
"green" or t'yeIleW."
All special classes have been organized
and also different societies formed.
One of these is worthy of special men
ton: it was established Monday, and
dubbed the Corn Cobb Smokers of ST.
Stanislaus.
CYPRIAN SCHOEN.
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