St Josephs Academy - La Lumiere Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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I. A I. U VI I E R E f T Jg j© f I M i 4 f j@ Sk I 1$ » L Irene Williams “For she was jes' the quiet kind tVhose natures never vary Like streams that keep a summer wind Snowhid in enooary. Arthur Andres Elective Course 1. 2. 3. 4. Class President ’24. ’25. English 1, 2, 3, 4. Heights Staff Joke Editor. Tennis ’24, ’25. Latin Course 24. Stage Manager ’26. 27. Jester in Jeanne d Arc.” Old Miser in Treasure Jaunt.” Irene Williams Latin Scientific Course 1, 2, 3, Commercial Course 2, 3. 4. Sodality Treasurer 27. La Lumiere Typist 27. Heights Typist ’27. Jane “After the Game” ’26. Lyla Treasure Jaunt” ‘26. 'Ionia 'Hie Americana” ’27. Madge Eight to One” ’27. President Latin Club. Arthur Andres “I'm very jond of the company of ladies I like their beauty; I like their delicacy I like their vivacity—and like (most oj all) their silence t t f it I m (aft

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LA LUMIERE Ethel Spence Shr hath a heart with room or every friend II'hat sweeter tribute to her could we pen?” Latin Scientific Course 1. 2, 3, 4. President of Athletic Association '27. Captain of Basketball Team 26. La Lumiere 26. Assistant Editor. Athletic News. Heights Staff Athletic News. Basketball ’26, '27. Main Team 26. ’27. Music ’27. Flora “After the Game.” Betty “Treasure Jaunt. ’ Ginger “Eight to One.” Juana “The Americana.” Alice Waters Latin Scientific Course 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Music 1. 2. Vice President Spanish Club ’24. Mrs. Gable “Juno” 24. Tennis Tournament ’24, ’25, '27. Vice President Class ’25. Captain Class Team ’25. Physical Education Demonstration 25. Guillement “Les Jardiniere de San Souci” ’25. La Ksposa Del Banquero “La Estrtgcnia de la Dentista” ’25. Secretary Class 27. Captain Class Team 27. President French Club ’27. Assistant Editor Art Hie Heights 27. Art Editor Drama La Lumiere ’27. Clara ‘Treasure Jaunt ’27. Vivienne Corey “Eight to One’ ’27. Edith Merrick “The Americana” ’27 Alice Waters “My crown is in my heart, not on my head Not deck'd until diamonds or Indian stones, Nor to be seen; my crown is called content.” Ethel Spence Page Eleven

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LA LUMI E R F. 'j. T- T- -T- -T' -T- -T- 'T- fK fK jV tM- -K » • f fK i j - ■ag fK -y ;« v, fK £ ; •$g fK t K i rM ,£gj M Class Prophecy As I roamed down the busy street In the town of gay Par-ee A dear familiar figure Walked up and spoke to me. Who could it be but Ethel, That dear school chum of mine She owned a pretty villa On the roaring rushing Rhine. She told me of our schoolmates The ones from S. J. A. Of their various lives and struggles Since we parted Commencement Day. Yes, Alice was an artist With fame of great renown And Arthur was a Magistrate Who wore a flowing gown. Ella loved her music; She traveled the world o’er. She was aided by Mariely As she roamed from shore to shore. Irene was the mother Of two children, dear and sweet. Dorothy was a saleswoman For Armour’s “Fine Packed Meat.” Lavine was the General Manager For an actress of great fame. Monica we used to call her, But to June she’d changed her name. Oh, that Class of ’27 Have helped the world along With their efficient business methods And their bright and cheery song. By Gladys Scholey. •$r $7T • f % vite w y v.v.v v..v y Yf 7-7 r 7 7 : Page Thirteen