St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Math and French Club members Members of thc Math Club pursue their favorite subject through discussions of and talks on new math- matical techniques. The club also gives an annual movie, the proceeds of which go toward the pur- chase of material for the math department and El scholarship fund. Math Club president Pam Sherry demonstrates the many uses of the abacus. Mari Adamski prompts Renee Mul- cahy with the graphing of 21. problem as Sister Mary Clare, advisor, and Andrea Charvet add their encour- agement. Math Club members look puzzled over the solution to a difficult problem.

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provide leadership and service Crest Honor Society is a service organization that operates both in the school and in the com- munity. Members regularly give their time to the Selah school, Each spring the organization also sponsors the Mother-Daughter Tea. Kaeren Steele, president of Crest Honor Society, inspects a silver tray to be used for the Mother-Daughter Tea. Crest officers Debbie Adler, Kathy Faith, Kathy Murphy, and Jane Berghoff hold a meeting with Sister Mary Clare, advisor, to plan activities for the year. Crest Honor Society members give their attention to the pres- ident at a regular meeting.

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enjoy favorite subjects outside class Because of their interest in the language, many French class students join the Academy's French Club. Through the activities of this group, mem- bers gain a greater appreciation of the French lanv'ua0'e and culture. D D Members of French Club make plans for their an- nual p e t it fc u r s a n d tarts sale. Pam Downs, president of French Club, admires a gay Paris poster. Officers Jan Cyr, sergeant at arms, Mary Regimbal, treasurerg Carin Palm, sec- retaryg and Peggy Coan, vice-presidentg prepare to play a new French recording for Sister Dorothy, advisor.