St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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the way to knowledge Beneath the steady stream of Academy activities, class and prayer, there flows a recurring idea: the student of today is the leader of tomorrow. For the faculty, the future is the guide, the present is the challenge. For the student, the future is the goal, the present is the foundation. It is the teacher that molds the student's mind, guides the student's Will, and coun- sels her through religious instruction. It is through the teacher that the education and life of the Academy sound the call of greatness in each of its students. Mrs. Nathan King explains the mechanism of the typewriter to her first year typing class. Mrs. King also teaches office practices, shorthand, and bookkeeping. Sister Celine Marie, librariang efficiently pre- pares a new book for circulation. Sister mod- erates the Library Club and, with its assistance, completely reorganized and updated the entire collection of reading material. Sister Mary Kathleen, the school business mana- ger, keeps track of all financial matters.

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Sister Anna Maureen, principalg consults with a prospec- tive speaker for a student body assembly. In addition to her duties as the chief administrator of the school, Sister also teaches a sophomore religion class. Sister Dorothy, vice principal, finds time to instruct one of hor favorite subjects, French, to Academy students. Sister Anna Maureen and Sister Dorothy confer on a student cal- endar of events . Administration leads

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Languages and music open the Sister Sheila Mary prepares 2 French recording for her language students. Besides instructing her French classes, Sister also moderates the Red Cross Club. ' Mrs. John Kelley explains a difficult point of gramniar to hor Latin class. Mrs. Joseph Arralde describes the use of the lace rnantilla to her Spanish students.