St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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New Orchards of Growth Xi., rl 1 , if ' .af 4 YK Salutatorian Rosemary Bocek welcomes the guests at graduation. Sister Jeanette and Sister Margaret hand out red roses to Julie Sirnard, Yvonne Benoit, Carla Laurent, and Helen Minicozzi. if .sm Linda Bainter, Becki Hansen, and Sue Bounds descend the stairs on their way to graduation exercises. X. ? -'11, Sister Margaret, Cathy Holbrook and Lil Heers join in the Our Father with the rest of the 1968 graduates. --J

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A Red Rose in Hand, 1968 Graduates March into Red, white and blue flowers adorned the altar of St. Pau1's Cathedral as graduates of Saint Joseph Academy, Marquette, Central Catholic, and Saint Peter Claver Seminary joined together to celebrate the Baccalaureate Mass. Father Harte called for an earnest look into the future facing the graduates. Bishop Dougherty asked graduates to set their goals and follow them as one follows the directions on a compass. ft 'fi dexesg? L 'Hag I W I . vga. at af gg? ,ii x- 1 2152! ' !,,pA,5,1 Z. ffl., 'c +'f-E:X s. 3 5 3'f8t?b..a F? bmlijoig Y V. 'l . ff -aaa x B Patty Sims addresses graduates. A little wind didn't up- set the graduates at grad- uation, although hands steadied caps more than once during the ceremony. Each girl carried one long stemmed red rose. Mr. Kuykendall a teacher at Eisenhower, spoke to the graduates and Bishop Dougherty handed out di- plomas and awards. Spe- cial recognition was given to girls who had helped in the Confraternity of Chris- tian Doctrine Program. Graduates swam, ate, played cards and ping- pong at the graduation party, held at the Y. M. - C.A. Bishop Dougherty addresses students at Mass. Karen Nicksic, Gina Dietzen, and Maureen McLean put their caps and gowns in the car before they go to the Sophomore-Senior Brunch.

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