St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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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,

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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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Students of Social Studies Discover the Complexity The world around us--Geography, History and Contemporary Problems made these few words take on a greater meaning, Members of the Ge- ography class took a look at the physical world around them as freshmen and juniors explore the past ages, Government, Communism and Eco- nomics divided the Senior Contemporary Problems class this year, Seniors digested the day to day story of man reacting to the modern world about him. Sue Schuler hands Betty Lentz a permission slip to fill Evelyn Walmslcy sorts her numerous note cards before writing up the out for their trip to the Model United Nations, rough draft of her English-Contemporary Problems term paper. COS to -ln.