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

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First Twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth Fifteenth Seventeenth Nineteenth Twenty-fourth Twenty-fifth MARCH . . . Vocation Month-Sodality officers assist County Spelling Bee—Betty Rose McNeil places fourth City winners in Womens' Auxiliary of V.F. W. Essay contest announced . . . Marjorie Gegg, first prize; Agnes Johnson, girls' third prize; Charles Blair, boys' third prize Glee Club sings Irish songs at Whipple Grammar school boys win city basketball championship . Junior High boys, high scorers in basketball tournament ..........................St. Patrick's Day dance • • • • • . St. Joseph's Day—holiday . . Senior rings arrive—Easter vacation begins .....................Dons' letter sweaters arrive

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FEBRUARY fifth . .... Veronica Keeney and Iowana Phillips accepted for Quill and Scroll, making a total of five mem- bers at St. Joseph's Academy Eighth........................................Glee Club sings at Whipple Ninth...........................City Spelling Bee . . . Molly Thompson and Betty Rose McNeil among winners fenth................................................... Valentine party Twentieth .... Letter sweaters ordered by G.A.A. and Dons Twenty-seventh........................................Sophomore assembly

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Fifth Ninth Twelfth Fifteenth Eighteenth Nineteenth Twentieth Twenty-second Twenty-third APRIL Nora May Comstock and Veronica Keeney named editor and assistant of La Lumiere ................................La Lumiere Carnival Father Philip Wilkiemeyer, class of '40, celebrates Mass in Academy chapel, one week after ordination— holiday proclaimed ...........................Tennis tournament begins Glee Club sings Stephen Foster songs at Whipple . . Spring Madness announced as senior play ...........................Senior play practice begins . . Mr. Charles Troncy, La Lumiere photographer, wins first prize with picture entitled School Days, taken at the Academy ....................................Junior Penny-Day