St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Future Roles Prompt i75:,,J R:5: Vrrk .,,, , i ,- I f 2 x Lu Jean Desgroseillier labors over a bookkeeping assignment during class, Sandy Johnson tries to repair her typewriter, Louise Freymann, Sandy Johnson, Nellie Schwarz, and Jeanette Beard run through a speed drill during their typing class.

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Wu.. A frisky hamster tries to escape from Carol Dufault's grip. Facts and Fundamentals Baffle Many a Student Su1'rou.nded by the mathematical age students were challenged to solve problems offered by the new math system, With this knowledge in hand they met the new and better things such as college exams, pre-college tests and regular class quizzes, Potential scien- tists, Chemistry students learned the true value of asking what's going on here? rather than What is this? Hamsters, insects gup- pies--this was Sophomore lingo at the Academy this year. Biology, the living Science, saw students learn the facts and Wonders of nature, Field trips to the fish hatchery dotted their itinerary. Future chemists Peggi Cushman and Milli Evans spend time after school working out the fine points of a difficult lab report.

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Students To Learn Modern Techniques and New Methods Kathy Roller finishes stitchery for a home living class project, Teddy Charvet reads the directions once again before going ahead, Mrs. King guided students through classes ex- posing them to the rigors of the business World, Miss Oliver gave homeliving a new slant and out- look on homelife--emphasis being on individual- ism , Wide varieties of dishes, original menus and a few blunders, members of the Food classes learned the art of cooking. A bit hero and a bit there --Art classes dabbled color to the simple things of life, Miss Egan kept freshmen and sopho- mores in top physical condition while having fun' at it. Margaret Mesa shoots as Marilyn Sandall guards her,