St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Sixteen THE AURORA ANGELA MASSOTH A cheek whose bloom Was as a mockery of the tomb, Whose tints as gently sunk away, As a departing rainbow's ray. V ELSIE B. KURESKI All that's bright must fade, The brightest still the fleetestg All that's sweet was made But to be lost when sweetest. lX1ONACLAIRI'l A. EARL Where go the poet's lines? Answer, ye evening tapers! Ye auburn locks, ye golden curls, Speak from your folded papers!

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THE AURORA Ififteezi ICLEANQR M. WIEDEMAN No duty would ovcrtaslc her, No wed her will outrung Or wer our lips could aslc her, For work she had not done. IQUTH CAROLYN HOWELL H er glossy hair is clustered o'er a brow Bright with intelligence, and fair and smoothg I1 er eycbroufs shape is like the aerial bowg Her chvclf all colored with the beam of youth. FRANCES A. BERG True as the needle to the pole, Or as the dial to the sun.

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THE AU RORA Seventeen THE GRADUATES AS THEY Kmow p ONE ANOTHER AIfMA LANG Not very tall, slight, her dark brown hair neatly arranged, her gray eyes pleasant in expression, Alma's whole appearance is Winsome. She is sweet tempered and cheery and enjoys a frolie to the full. Her record as a pupil has been very good. She is popular among all the students, and esteemed by all the teachers. -Marcella Ernsrlorjf. , ANGELA MASSOTH Angela has gone through her four years of school, winning a reputation for efficiency in practical undertakings, and also, alas!-for occasional infractions of rule. She is sometimes not to be found where-she should be, 'and at other times is discovered where she should not be, but, after all, these are minor offenses. Angela takes a lively interest in all social functions, and contributes not a little to our merriment by her sense of humor. ' -Elsie Koreski. AGNES O'MALLEY .f'I n sweet music is such art, '. ' Killing care and grief of heart, A . Fall asleep or, hearing, die. Agnes is the 'living embodiment of the talentedqpianist, and she is ever ready to lend her talent for the entertainment and pleasure of others. As a member of the Dramatic Class, Agnes has shown marked ability. She handles with equal facility the light note of the bird song, andthe deep tone of the funeral dirge. S. J. A. will miss this fun-loving senior very much. - -Dorothy Ernsdorf. DOROTHY ERNSDORFF J Different, that is how one would explain her. From the top of her soft brown clip to the tip of her slender foot, she is distinctly a ray of sunshine. Dorothy has spent twelve years at S. J. A., and this likeable lass has become a general favorite. The gradu- ating class of 1924 chose her as their leader, and they are proud of their Winsome presi- dent, with her sunny smile and sweet disposition. Naturally lively, and possessing a keen appreciation of the funny side of things, she is delightful company. Her literary ability is invaluable in the preparation of the AURoRA.l' We predict great things for Dorothy. ' g Q -Agnes 0'M alley. I. ELEANOR .WEIDEMAN Eleanor is a veryqnice girl, so says every one. She is loved by the Sisters for her good behavior and studious habits. She has her fun at the right time, and thus keeps out of the scrapes that some of her incorrigible friends seem to revel in. Eleanor is a model convent school product, polite and sedate always. The Juniors regard her with admiration. They look like astronomers studying the stars when they attempt to ob- serve Eleanor's nature. Personally, I see in Eleanor many desirable qualities. She has a sincere and sympathetic character, and is always cheerful and willing to work for others. -Frances Berg. ' ELSIE KORESKI Since her entrance into the S. J. A. last September, Elsie has gone her happy-go- lucky way, getting into scrapes and out of them without even a change of facial expres- sion. She is au bright and fun-loving girl, and she is ever kind and generous to her class- mates. On her departure from school, she will carry with her the good wishes of all. -Angela M assoth.