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D ABOVE from left to right are Franoes Huth
iio delivered the Valedictory Address and Patty Lee ho gave the Salutatory Address at Commencement i at Hancock North Central School, Monday, May ,m. on the Hawk football field.
(Photo by Bob Hubbard.)
1C Receive Awards
lion seniors at Han -i Central were pre-ards In ceremonies (ay 12. Students rewards were as fol-
an Legion Medal: in Lee, Frances Mo-lulture: Carl Smith; nces Moran; Werlein xd: Donny Lynn Lee; : Sharon Ory; Com-Harrlet Israel Leo; ); Sharon Ory; Editor ook:	Christine	Seal
ngllsh: Frances Mo-( Economics; Nancy ting: Roland Cuevas; I: Nancy Hall; Ll-rrlet Israel Lee; So-lles:	Eddie	Favre;
ig: Patricia Cuevas;
Heading: Harriet Israel Lee.
$25 Savings Bond: Fulton Award for cooperation with faculty and students, Annette Necaise.
12 Years perfect attendance,. Sharon Ory.
$120 Scholarship to Pearl River Jr. College, Valedictorian, Frances Moran; $120 Scholarship to Pearl River Jr. College, Salutatorlan, Patricia Cuevas; Band Scholarships to Pearl River Jr. College, Frances Moran and Donny Lynn Lee; Athletic Scholarship to Pearl River Jr. College, Louie Ladner.
Scholarship to American Beauty College, Sarah Nell Ladner.
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r Lee Barker, S. C., >f St. Stanislaus High y St. Louis, Missis-1 deliver the com-t address to the grass of Edward Douglas S chool in Thlbodaux, The graduation 9 will -take place on Hay 27, 1969, In St. hollc Church In Thl-
a bachelor?s degree in English and Social Studies from Spring Hill College, Mobile, Alabama, and a master?s degree In Education from Loyola University In New Orleans, Louisiana, he Is presently in his third year as principal of St. Stanislaus High School, and he has also served for three years as principal of St. Aloyaius High School
In New Orlea iso ..seofejj
is a 1944- graduate Pro Viiics th?l ux College. He holds Sacred Heart,';'
Marine Lance Cpl.'James Johnston Stleffel H,'22, a native of Bay St, Louis, accidentally was shot to death. Tuesday at Quantlcoi^a,, by a fellow serviceman#^
Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Peace Church In Vacberl#, with the Rev. Thomas Allain officiating.
Interment was in the church's cemetery. Arrangements handled by Our so Funeral Home of DonaldaonvlUe.
Cpl. Stleffel, a military policeman at Quant loo, was a graduate of Bay High School,
Before Joining the U.S. Marine Corps in June, 1987, he worked in the electrical department of Avondale Shipyards, Inc.
After basic training at Camp Lejeune, N.C., and at Parris Island, S, C., he was sent to the Third Marine Division in Vietnam.
In Vietnam, he was wounded January, 1968, by shrapnel while he was rescuing two of his buddies. He returned to the United States last December and went to Quantlco, Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Sandra Pelatte Stleffel;
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pk?oith*' severi' sisters, Mrs. Thomas Slfljernagel, Mrs. Steven Bateman, Mrs. Edward A; Bourgeois, Mrs. Maurice Olivier, Miss Ida Stleffel and Miss Agatha Stleffel of New Orleans and Miss Myra Stleffel of Wave-land, and four brothers, Emile L, Stleffel and Kenneth J. Stleffel of New Orleans, Marine Cpl, Robert D. Stleffel, now In Vietnam, and Thomas F. Stleffel of Waveland, cousin of Herbert L, and Ray H. Stleffel.
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Ten Graduate FromMississl^i Southern "i
Of the 1200 students who are candidates for degrees at the University of Southern $lls-slsslppl during the May24 Commencement exercises? ten ot them are from this area. These Include:
Ruth Kappnier Clark, Marlon Hale Cook, Aiden Reginald Moran, Rita Edna Moran, Mar 1-lynne Grace Prosser, all of Bay St, Louis and all candidates for BacheMf of Science degrees; Evelyn Hamilton Clark, DorceV;Aan Russellj-Ka-thryn Claire Ka.ePowpU.au of Bay St. Louis Awi^O^odldates
Brother Lee
^students are shown at the City-Cc ed out. membership cards and checki se of this program was to Impress I read during the summer months.
Students Tour Library
Students of the first and second grades of St. Rose de Lima School visited the Library this week, accompanied by Sister Ann Martin who was assisted bv two of the students, Reba Harris and Don Smith, as chaperons. Each youngster filled out a membership card and explored the shelves of the Children?s Room to select a book to take out.
The visit was a facet of the School?s Individualist Reading Laboratory program Instigated by Sister James, the Principal. Purpose of the program Is to Impress on parents the Importance of each child continuing to read during vacation. ?Reading skills are lost during the summer months", states Sister Ann, '.?.unless the child keeps or reading?.
Aa;,patrons of the Librarj
lor-Bacbeioy ofc;AfU-ii?iites ttftoepb-'lf-O..;JRhQMM6 :'<Ba> St.	r
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df Science degree lolMalneas *?? ih the library ssum-Administration.
Robert Michaels Murphy,
Pearllngton, candidate for Mas- ' ter of Science degree ln Speech Pathology.
Bay Jr. High Has Concert
Director Richard Ford presented Bay High Junior High Band In a contert last Tuesday night' at Bay High School, the Girls? Glee Club tind the Boys? quartet rendered a program ? under the direction of
Mr*. Ford.
mer readingprogram for children from seven to twelve years Of.age. Fifteen books are required reading to complete the course and to receive the Certificate of Award.
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