St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Twelve THE AURORA MARCPJLLA ERNSDORFF The light of love, the purity of grave, The mind, the music breathing in, her face, The heart whose softness harmonizcfl the whole! And, oh! that eye is in itself a soul. MARY Rosh: MAHER She'll bend her utmost art and skill To train the supple 'mind mul will, And gumvl minrls from ri breath of ill. GENEVIEVP: OLIVE LAMAY A springy motion in her gait, A rising step flirt imlicale, Uf pride and joy, no rommon mir'

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THE AURORA Eleven IDOROTIIY ERNSDORFF As pure and sweet, her fair lnrow seems Eternal ns the sky, And like the br00k's low song, her 1foiee-- A sound 'wlzielz could not alle. MARY ALMA LANG Give me, kind Ilemven, ll private Station, A mind serene for l'07lf0IlL12l!lf7f0Il,' Title :md profit I resfgn, The post Qf lmnnr shall he mine. AGNES CYMALLEY H erm! lnelmltes are sweet, but those unherml Are Sweeterg therffore, ye sqft pipes, play on: Not to the sensual ear, but, more enrlerlreal, Pipe to the spirit flitties IU' no tone,

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T H E A U R O R A V Thirteen URSULA F. DONCJVAN A spirit pure as hers, Is always, even while it errsg As sunshine, broken in the rill. Though turned astray, is S7LILSlIlIll' still. PAULINE EL1zAB15'1'11 DOAN A maid whose mannors arf' rvtircrl, Who patient waits to bc mlrnirml, Though unperceizted, prrhaps a while, Her modest worth mast win a smile, EMSIE LOIS ISRANDT A violet by a mossy stone Half hidden from the eyeg Fair as a star, when only one Is shining in the sky,