The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-11
S. s. c. HAS LARGEST
ATTENDANCE IN ITS
HISTORY OF YEARS.
Enr4 4llment Largest In History oi
the College EOS Boarders and
so Day Scholars-Splen-
did Recognition.
BRO. MACARIUS, NEW PROvIN-
CiAL, VISITOR TO COLLEGE.
College Attracts Many Visitors to
Bay St. Lou;s-Prospects for
Athletics Exceeding Fav-
crable-Football On.

orable-Football On.
Old st. Stanislaus opened it's 1919
1920 scholastic session September 8,
1919, with the largest eorollment in
the hitory of the college. More
than one hundred and eighty boys
slept in the dormitories on the night
Of the opening. During the month
mary others have poured in, so that
the present attendance is 205 board
ers and 80 days scholars.
Our president, Bro. Lambert, who
was so distinguished as to be sent to
Spain to the General Chapter of the
Institute, returned few days after
the opening. He was as glad to see
4nch a crowd as we were to have
him in our midst. All day long he
walked ABOUT smiling. We had no
difficulty in obtaining permission I;
so to the picture show that night.
We had the pleasant visit of Bro.
Macarius, our former vice president,
who was recently elected Provincial
His stay with us was short, but very
much appreciated, We are expecting
him back in a few weeks on his regu-
lar visit. The other visitors during
the past month were: Mr.. j. Argucia
from New Orleans, Mr.. A. Claverie
from New Orleans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson from Pensacola, Mrs. Bau-
dean, Mr.. and Mrs. Del Monte, Mrs.
Ducros, Mrs. B. Feitel Mrs. Irwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Janin, Mrs. Jaubert,
Mrs. Keiffer, Mr.. Mohr Mr.. O'Keefe,
Mr. Crawford of Halswell, Ala, Mr..
Reed, of Iota, La; Mrs. Reisch, Of
New Orleans; Mrs. Cassidy, of Boga-
lusa, La; Mr.. H. C. Glover, of New
Orleans; Mrs. Garcia, of Honduras;
Mr. B. Landry, of Sinclare, La.
The graduating class this year has
year been divided into two courses, in
order to give more thorough train
ing in both branches. We are nine
boys in each course. We have been
divided as to courses, but we are and
always will be one and the same class
20.
Everyone is enjoying 4perfeet
health. The infrmary has no occu-
pants. The companion of health, the
spirit of study also prevails. Judging
from the weakly merits, very few are
deficient and the faculty seems we'll
satisfied with the work of the first
month.
The premiums for the month of
September were called out Monday
morning in the Seniors study hall.
They are awarded to the boy at
tanning the highest number of merits
in a certain class or special study.
They were as follows:
CONDUCT.
Seniors :-Aubin A. Songy
Juniors-Eugene Guidry.
APPLICATION.
Graduates Scientific; Aubin G..
Songy.
Graduates--Commercial: Sidney
Saucier.
Superior Anthony Scafide
First mercial-Roland Menou
Second Commercial-Pa Multi.
Eighth Grade Guidry.
Seventh Grade-Robert O. Mohr.
Sixth Grade-David Keiffer.
Fifth Grade -Marchmont Schwartz
Fourth Grade-Martin Mitchell
Special Class--Francisco Boquin.
LANGUAGES.
Spanish-First year: Anthony
Barba.
Spanish-Second year: Fred Herli-
Thy.
spanish-Third Year: Lyon B.
Poche
French--Flrst year: Sidney Dugas.
French Second year: Frank Noel.
French-Third year: Edmund
| Deramee
TYPEWRITING.
First year-Robert Noel.
Second year-Paul O'Leary.
Third year-Benoit Abadie.
The prospects for S. S. C.'s athle-
tics this year, according to our coach,
Mr. Commagere, are very favorable.
A large number of our boys have
been trying cut daily with the idea
in view to surpass anything we ever
had in that line The football team
will start its season Sunday, Octo-
Der IL, at 2.t5 P. M. on the college
campus, when they will lock horns
with the FAST aggregation of the Jes-
uits. We expect great attendance
Of our Bay st. Louis supporters who,
| am sure, will have an opportunity
to see what real foot ball team
looks like. Many boys are also try
which Will he selected later in the
season,
The society of The Sodality Of
the Blessed Virgin was reorganzed,
with Bro Robert as director, and the
following elected officers:
President, John J. Voelke!, Jr.;
vice president, Andrew Higgins;
treasurer. John f. Stafford; secreta-
ry, Aubin A. Songy; first assistant,
Lynn B. Poche; second assistant,
Joseph B. Blache; sacristan, Law
renee Healy.
The altar boys have also elected
their Offices, who are: president,
John ]. Voekei, Jr.; vice president
Aubin a. Songv; secretary, Edmund
Deramee; treasurer, Anthony Schi-
ro. AU?IN A. SONGY, 20.