St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Renee Perrault, Terri Regimbal, and Peggy Cahall work steadily during study halls to finish decorations in time for the Junior-Senior Prom, gg ttf 5 ,M.gv1,.. . sf-W' H if w X X ,., Eff it .W are 5 4: .xi -S . mpg, Energetic Juniors As upperclassmen, more time was taken up with homework and extra-curricular activities, The juniors justified the sale of chocolate bars with their enthusiastic jury at the Chocolate Bar Assembly, Clever tech- niques and places to sell were proposed. To top off their spirit begun at the As- sembly, juniors placed first in the Choco- late Bar Campaign, The prom occupied many junior's spare time for several weeks prior to the big event, They constructed decorations, pre- pared programs, and readied invitations for Cinderella's Enchanted Evening. Mary Jo Meagher Marilynn Milliron VV Pat Murphy Emma Nanez Chris Newman gi, jg A- it Colleen Patnode .H ,hu y ,, 1 i A 2 ,i. - 2+ fig Renee Perrault c 31 A ., h , X ,, Sylvia Porath 1 ' f f ' A Y W5 fn Theresa Regimbal Frances Richartz Paula Rupel Linda Snndall Corinne Sauve Brigitta Scherr Marilyn Schmidt

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Responsibilities With a bewitchjng, speilboundjng force, the junior class once again stormed the halls of Saint Joseph Academy. They greeted 1967-1968 with the cries of their mighty witch doctor, as he led them through their first year as upper- classmen, Mary Lu Yancy performed as the juniors' Witch doctor on class night. Junior class officers Marleen Laurent, Maureen Clark and Sue Brosnan reminisee about the jumior-senior prom, HCil'1dG1'C11I1'S Enchanted Evening , Anna Garcia il- ' ' J . gszy , i,53f25eisi5,eef:si11sii - - ' 'fir-.-is, .g- ft. m,a,U.,4E - Tri-1:-.rn-Z. - A A 'ii ,xg 5. ',,. 2 A! i 'f i A W i' , , Sherry Gress Gail Hat-trup Carol Hecox Q yi 'itis 1 -Q is-x at F' I 1 i Q ,S Q Q' 3 if at Juliann Brown studies her history while soaking up the sun. sgszy-f -f ,, , , - ' : ' :- QMS. J we . 5 , 3 Kathy Hem fin: 1.65 431 Wi it , K ,,, gm it Katie Hogan 1' Diane Jimenez Sandi Johnson J o Anne Kuntz rrre J - iid J , Q.. ' if' e , it 1 V fy -IR? fl , .2-4, vs ' 5- i, ' ., A L v K - ,,., I A W 'XI'u1een L'1u1 ent ' . - -I It sw Lyrk ' ,N N E ' ,wr Trudy Lawrence r, 5- 'iw . ' YQ . 'I Betty Lentz Kay Long Kay Massong

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Prove Themselves the Best Chocolate Bar Salesmen ,qs , if-wwgr, ,anna-+ 5,2 l. 4. . 431' in .H 1, J, i . e,e., '. ' 2 we-5-ff 'air , gf, . 1 , E , fa- ,gy I i L 5 f S s s 3 Bar Tender Gail Hattrup leads seniors to the Worlds Finest Chocolate Bars. 2 !R ax w i .. E X Q ,fl ,fm +5 u f , L . U 4 Xl 1-w , 3 F 1, 3 ,r 'I if av s ,J 1 ' .- .,,,.:i. Marilyn Smith Molly Smith Linda Steiner K, is S 'M , 2 A Sue Walker lg 1 l 2 2 S , Q 31 R il :Eta '- wg' ffstdzflzf. Mary Weier Mary Lu Yancey 31 ,ix 2 - As., 'ss' . 7 j Sue Sehuler 5' 2 . Nellie Schwarz 5 5 'Q' f Q f ' Shirlee Scott ' Sharon Simzird Becky Sirrs Shirlee Scott prepares an experiment with weights for her chemistry class, Grandma Sherry Gross listens attentively to Paula Rupel's problem of selling her forty-eight World's Finest Chocolates.