St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Fathers and daughters dance to The dads seemed to enjoy the easier dances. 80 Patty Morrissey and Pop applaud the pulsing music of the Playboys. Debater Beth Beaulaurier offers some cool refreshments to a thirsty dad.

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makes the annual ball a gala event October 22, 1965, marked the night of Marquette's annual homecoming festivities. Eager fans, an ex- citing game and outstanding performance by the Saint Joseph drill team made the evening pleasurable for all. A victorious game over the Prosser Mustangs lent an air of jubilance to the homecoming dance. The crowning of the queen and her court is always an eagerly awaited event and this year was no excep- tion. At the stroke of twelve Kathy Schefter was honored as Marquette's Homecoming Queen for 1965-66. Couples stomp the enjoyable night away. King Dick Walter leads Kathy Schefter, 1965 Homecoming queen, in the royal dance. Couples enjoy one last dance before putting a close to a memorable evening.

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the Sound of Music On the night of November 19, 1965, the students of SJA treated their fathers to an unforgettable experience. On this night, the Debate Club sponsored its annual Father-Daughter Dance, this year using The Sound of Music as its theme. The highlight of the evening was the dancing contests. The winners in the three categories of watusi, waltz, and polka Were awarded individual trophies. De- baters also provided a humorous mock de- bate for the enjoyment of the girls and their dates. Daughters, and especially dads, huff and puff through the jerk. Winners in the dance contests are: Mr. Kroum and Lucille, the watusig Sheryl and Mr. Lawrence, the waltzg Nicola and Dr. Bocek, the polka. Cheryl Keller and her partner urge every- one to do the Freddy!