The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1920-01-17
Some New Year Resolutiens.

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Some New Year Resolutisns.
Among the New iear Resolutions
We're 'To study harder" "To abb
tain from jellybeans," "To raise
bulldogs instead of chickens" and
ITO chew tobacco instead of smoking
cigarettes
isiid-I erm Examinations Approaching.
The students are putting in full
hours with their books SO as to be
ready to pass successfully the mid
term examinations, which will be held
during the last week of the present
month. If success in examination
can be predicted, we may say that,
judging by what is going on in the
study halls and the class rooms, the
majority of students will go over the
passing mark To the few sluggish
we will say, Help yourself and God
will help you"
S. S. c.
First Game of Basketball of Sea-
sen Took Place Saturday Night
The first game of the basketball
season, Saturday evening, January
10th, the college team was defeated
by the heavy team of L. S. u. Dur
ing the first half, the local quintet
seemed to be outclassed, but the ond
half proved that if nervousness had
stayed away we would have had an
even chance. It is the opinion of an
authority on basketball that S. S. C.
has the best prep. school team in the
South, and that it is as good as many
university teams. Games with sew
eral leading Southern universities are
in prospect. 1t is the intention of the
management to give to the public of
Bay ST. Louis chance to see the best
that there is in the South in the line
of basketball. Mississippi A. & NJ,
Mobile, Y. M. c. A, Spring Hill, Tu-
lane are some Of the teams that have
already expressed their intention to
meet rs on our court,
S. S. c.
Track Team Members are Practicing.
Every afternoon the boys are out
training for the track team. William
Stack has been elected captain. 1t
is the intention of Mr.. Commagere,
our valuable coach, to put in the field
the best track team that S. S. c. ever
had. 1t is certain that at least two
members will attend the National
Prep. School meet. The boys are
heart and soul with assr. Commagere,
and the prospects are very promising.
S. S. G.. =
Premiums for December
Premiums for the month of Decem-
Der were awarded as follows:
CONDUCT.
Seniors-Brittmar Landry.
Juniors-Milton Martin.
APPLICATION.
Graduating Class, Scientifc-Lynn
Peche.
Graduating Glass, Commercial
Aoadie.
Superior Course-Milton Philips
First Commercial-Herb Babin
Second Commercial-Marion Wolfe.
Eight Grade-Felix Dugas
Seventh Grade-Stanley Baron.
Sixth Grade-Gabriel Y Blaize.
Fifth Grade-George Kahalley.
Fourth Grade-George Courtney.
Special Class-Miguel Rodriguez.
LANGUAGES.
French
First year-Ben Landry.
Second year-Emile Keller.
Spanish.
First year-Joseph A. Manning.
Second year-Francis Martin.
Third year-Milton Oehmichen.
S. S. c.. -
Rev. Bro. Felix a Visitor.
Rev. Brother Felix spent Sunday
and Monday of the week at the col
lege. The Rev. Brother is the builder
and first president to discharge his
duties in the present buildings of S.
S. c.. We wish to express our best
wishes for his success in finding new
ers of the Sacred Heart. All the
recruits for the institute of the Broth
schools under direction of the Broth
ers have shown a wonderful increase
in the number Of pupils and there is
need of a corresponding increase in
the number of teachers.
ALBERT B. K0ORlE, go.