St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

Page 96 text:

Students pause for spiritual examination Academy students make use of time between conferences for silent prayer and spiritual reading. For the three days prior to Thanksgiving, November 23 to 25, the students of the Academy took time out from school Work for spiritual contemplation and guidance. The Reverend Ed- ward Caffrey, principal of De- Sales High School in Walla Walla Washington, as retreat master led the girls to a better under- standing of their role as Chris- tian women. Seniors return from a conference for silent meditation in the school chapel.

Page 95 text:

ilzzr' Senior Skip Day-a big surprise Q, Q - i i Oh, yeah? And how long have you been skiing? Becky Manuel, Sue Gamache, Bev Gamache, Mary Jo Andrews, Sue Pryor, and Linda Gamache face the morning after the night before. 'A What's this? Why, where did the seniors go? Cunningly hiding their little secret, the seniors car- ried off Operation Valentine, alias Skip Day, with the smoothness of pros, And weren't the under- classnien surprised! Who would have guessed that those innocent looking seniors would spend Feb- ruary 14 at White Pass while let- ting the rest of the school slave through another day. Becky Lyons and Bev Gamache hang one of the many posters left to inform the underclassmen of the seniors' absence. 91

Page 97 text:

Shenanigans rocket into space Somewhere Over the Rainbow fpre- ferably on the cool green moony dwells a bit of biological blarney implanted March 17 by the cool green fresh. In faraway places in future times, curious creatures labeled The Class of 'G9 diverted our minds from the frantic way of Academy life to the even-more-frantic way of cosmic subsistence. Three sly felines pursue an equally sly mouse Dorothy's fairy godmother gets ready to take her on a tour of the planets. The fantabulous frosh close the 1966 Shamrock Shenanigans with their rendition of Everyone's Gone to the Moon.