St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Susan Hebert welcomed guests to a coketail party for which she hostessed. Couples looked on as the Court waltzed the royal dance to the music of the Bud Reed Band. Marilyn and John led the fashion parade through the reception line at the Sisters coketail. , Pre-prom activities included a friendly chat.

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Messwsmm Mike Carr, Pat Kramer, Queen Bernice Gamache, Bill Fieldstead, Mary Colgan and Bob Hauskins posed for photographers follow- ing the long-awaited crowning. Le Tour Eiffel, set within a decor of angel hair and red carnations trans- formed the Women's Century Club into an authentic Moulin Rouge, No- vember 27, 1964. The members of the Junior Class contributed their time and talents to make this Junior-Senior Prom a per- fect one for all. Their efforts were not unrewarded. Memories of that evening in that French atmosphere still linger. The Sisters' Reception at SJA and coketail parties in private homes pro- vided an appropriate prelude for the evening. Following the prom, students entertained classmates and their dates at various home dinner parties. The first snowfall of the season was Nature's contribution to the ending of a perfect evening. Bernice Gamache received the symbols of her Sophomores served refreshments at the Sisters' honor: one dozen long-stemmed red roses and reception. the royal crown.

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Assemblies Aelef Interest Cheryl Duke opens an assembly with a short address to the student body. Debbie Adler, Jane Berghoff and Mary Ann Gamache provide amusement dur- ing chocolate bar assembly. Vocation assemblies, movies, hootenanies, football rallies, or Whatever the occasion our SJA'ers were there, enjoying the fun. Seniors go beatnik in portraying East Side School. 74 , 'igiig Juniors amuse audience as Art Linkbetter questions 'kindergarten pupils.