St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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THE AURORA Nzme A WORD FROM GUR PASTOR Above the hills, into clearer air, HAURORA III is taking her step- off, flashing from her headlight beams of peace and hope. This yearly step-off tells those interested-and they are many-that another band of recruits has toiled through their years of training and have been presented with diplomas attesting their ability, in fair weather and foul, to navigate the Aurora and all its precious freight, to its final landing-field. This is a rather blurred picture of the reliance and hopes centered on you, the St. Joseph's Academy Graduates of 1924, as you wave a goodbye arm to your Alma Mater. More correct would it be to say that each of you is sole pilot and navigator of a wide-winged, humming Aurora of your own, an Aurora with individual charac- teristics of strength and weakness, of deficiencies and capabilities. In your school years you have doubtless become aware of the strong and weak points of your Aurora With memory glancing backward on the lessons you have received and the experiences you have weathered in your training, keep a steady, unflinching eye ahead, send not your aeroplane's prow into the clouds that spell disaster, or the air-pockets that bode a tail-spin unto ruin 5 but, with duty's compass pointing to the goal, and trusting to a guiding hand from above, pull back every lever and steer your machine a-humming toward the landing field, where, as the wheels revolve slowly to the everlasting stop, many may say in truth, She's gone, and we shall miss her, and a voice from invisible lips will whisper: Well Done. f?, S+ 1,6629 ,fa

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Ten THE AURORA SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DOROTHY ERNSDORFF ----- - - PRESIDENT ALMA LANG - - VICE PRESIDENT AGNES O,MALLEY - - SECRETARY MARCELLA ERNSDORFF - - - TREASURER CLASS MOTTO Mol-ce Your Day Beautiful, and Your Sunset Will Be Glorious CLASS COLORS Orchid and Gold CLASS FLOWER Sweet Pea CLASS ROLL AGNES O,MALLEY LEONA CHAMPOUX ALMA LANG LOIS BRANDT ANGELA MASSOTH MARCELLAQERNSDORFF DOROTHY ERNSDORFF MARY MAHER ELEANOR WIEDEMAN MONACLAIRE EARL ELSIE KORESKI PAULINE DOAN FRANCES BERG RUTH HOWELL MARY MAHER - RUTH HOWELL - DOROTHY ERNSDORFE AGNES O,MALLEY ELEANOR WIEDEMAN GENEVIEVE LAMAY MARCELLA ERNSDORFF ELSIE KORESKI - ALMA LANG - Lois BRANDT - YVONNE DULUDE - GENEVIEVE FORTIER PAULINE DOAN - LEONA CHAMPOUX MONACLAIRE EARL - ANGELA MASSOTH FRANCES BERG URSULA DONOVAN GENEVIEVE FORTIER GENEVIEVE LAMAY EDITORIAL STAFF URSULA DONOVAN YVONNE DULUDE - 1 Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Editor-in-Chief - Literary Editor First Assistant Literary Editor Second Assistant Literary Editor Business Manager First Assistant Business Manager Second Assistant Business Manager - Joke Editor Assistant Joke Editor - Subscriptions - Subscriptions - Alumnae Current Poetry Current Poetry Current Poetry Class Calendar - Organizations