St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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With Student's Diligence Mary Joan Meagher paints I1 sign for a play in drama class. Rosemary Bocek reads during part of her long English period, 1 FRENCH IV CLASS MEMBERS, starting at top center of picture: Joann Charron, Ann Daniel, Karen Kranz, Rosemary Bocek, Linda Mc Vey Qback to cameraj, Sue Sellers, Peggi Cushman, Patty Sims, Cathy Coan, and Nanci Leadon play a French quiz game.

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1 Buds of English, Languages, and Drama Blossom Dally All forms of communication, the English, for- eign languages, and drama departments have enabled SJA'ers to express themselves, The newly added drama department gave a fuller dimension to the art of self-expression. One act plays were put on by both classes, complete with lighting and costumes. Marquette and the Academy exchanged students for French and Latin classes this year sharing insight into other countries' customs and languages., English classes enriched knowledge of punctuation fundamentals , skill with words, and memory of it's history, Through discussions of literature, students com- municated a part of themselves to others while at the same time discussing the author and his ideas, Students practiced long and hard for the speech contest, sponsored by the National Fo- rensic League, choosing either a dramatic reading or an oratory. The doors of peace and friendship were opened through these mediums. Gina Dietzen, Karen Bliss, Molly Smith, and Mary Lu Yancey rehearse '1 scene fi om their one act play which won second place in the YVC Play Contest, Molly Smith was named the best actress for hei portrayal as Ma from amon the eight pla5 s

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Precision Distinguishes Students of Math and Science ,,,, , Deanna Fuchs fishes out salamanders for biology Maureen McLean charts Z1 perplexing math problem on the graph board. Sharon Simard explains to confused Betty Lentz the properties of zero.