St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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THE AURORA Fifty-seven DRAMAT ICS The entertainments of the year are planned to brighten our school life, and to raise funds for the library or science department. The Expression classes are expected to do the dramatic work, and the members derive a great deal of practical experience on the school stage. The following programs were given during the course of the year: HALLOWEEN PROGRAM Piano Duet-Selected -------- Sartorio The Witches' Story ------- 2nd Dramatic Class Aunt Nancy's Account of the Family Reunion Unexpected Guests ---- The Bald-Headed Man - - - Stolen Gems - - Piano Duet-Selected SEEING UNCLE JACK CHARACTERS Mable, fond of writing poetry ---- Julia, fond of Mable - - Kate, very practical - Helen, fond of natural history Anna, who saw Uncle Jack - Mrs. Miller, a young widow chaperone Nancy, a country girl - - CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Piano Duet Roll Call - - Kris Kringle Is Coming My Mother's Song - - Golden Cobwebs , - - Flight of the Candy Stick Man Stimulating Santa Claus - Just Before Christmas -- Danny's Christmas Gift - Mrs. Fogarty's Christmas Cake - Christmas Candles - - Piano Solo ---- Radio Christmas - - - Cherrily Chime the Christmas Bells A. Mary Maher Dorothy Ernsdorff Marcella Ernsdorlf Agnes O'Malley Rubinstein Dorothy Ernsdorff Monaclaire Earl Agnes O'Malley - Alma Lang Jean LaMay - Mary Maher Marcella Ernsdorff Vocal Class Anna Mary Devlin - Vocal Bernadine Ditter Dramatic Class Marcella Ernsdorif Jean LaMay Dorothy Ernsdorff - Vocal Leona Champoux Agnes O'Malley - Juniors - Vocal

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T H E U R O R A Fifty-nine SENIOR CLASS PLAY March 25 When Polly Put the Pepper in the Tea - - - - Vocal THE RAINBOW KIMONA CHARACTERS Nellie Van Tassel - - - - Dorothy Ernsdorif Ruth Ashton - - - Eleanor Weideman Alice Marion Alma Lang Beatrice Courtney Leona Champoux Oliver Mercer - Agnes O'Malley Isabel Sarto - - Jean LaMay Winifred Turner - - Monaclaire Earl Edith Jones - - - Elsie Koreski Rose Jackson - - - Marcella Ernsdorff We'll Now Have to Say Goodbye ---- - - - Vocal THE ST. CECELIAN CHORAL CLUB q The St. Cecelian Choral Club, which was organized last year, has continued its chorus work this year. At the beginning of the year the following officers were elected: Dorothy Ernsdorff - - - Jean LaMay - Elsie Harrington - Marcella Ernsdorff A nes O'Malle - President - Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer Accompanist Genevieve Fortier S , Y ' ' ' Program Editor - - - In November the first recital was held. It was enjoyed very much. SONG RECITAL Nov. 27, 1923 PRO GRAM Processional Ha and Li ht of Heart - - D, .PPV g Saint Cecelia, Sing - Autumn-Two part chorus - - Musical Recitation- Today - The Sweetest Song - The Big Brown Bear - Violin Solo, Berceuse from There, Little Girl, Don't Cry Jocelyn Heart Song ---- Lullaby - - - Omni Die Die Mariae Choral Club Choral Club Choral Club - Alma Lang Vocal Quartette - Choral Club Madeline Doyle - Vocal Trio Vocal Quartette - Choral Club Choral Club MUSIC CLUB The Modern Musicians' Club counts as its members the music pupils of the High School. The object of this organization is to study and interpret the great composers, and to stimulate the interest of the pupils in the study of music. The motto of the club is: A successful student is made up of ambition, pluck, and perseverance. The officers of this club are: Agnes O'Malley - - - President Bernadine Ditter - - - Vice President Elsie Harrington - Secretary Grace Eaton - Treasurer Josephine Hogan - Accompanist