St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Vive La France Shout Members of French Club Mrs. Eugene Ivy, moderator, and Ann Daniel, president, French IV Class Members Peggi Cushman, Linda McVey, Jo enjoy their dinner at the annual French Club Banquet. Charron, Cathy Coan, Rosemary Bocek, Patty Sims, Sue Sel- lers, Ann Daniel, and Nancy Leadon entertain guests. ,QI 'Fira Junior French Club Members Katie Hogan, Molly Smith, Corrine Sauve, Diane Jimenez, Director Linda McVey sorts the Pat Murphy, and Brigitta Scherr go through the buffet line at the French Banquet. many French Christmas Carols. The French Club, with the help of Mrs. Eugene Ivy, held activities throughout the school year to gain a better knowledge of French customs and cul- ture. On St. Nicholas' Feast Day, members of the French Club sold petit fours a.nd tartes, and raffled a stuffed dog. The girls caroled French Christmas songs for Valley French families. The annual French Club Banquet Was held April 4, under the direction of President Ann Daniel. Flags, banners, placec ards and centerpieces carried out the theme, Vive1a France. Patty Sims and Yvonne Benoit tape memories of senior year.

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At Annual Concert, Carnival of Song THE SMALL GROUP OF CECILIANS: Sister Mary Maxine, Julie Simard, Helen Minicozzi, Yvonne Benoit, Cathy Greiner, Kristy Gress, Ann Kloster. SECOND ROW: Marcy Regimbal, Mary Johnson, Sue Schwarz, Pauline Siep, TOP ROW: Monica McAlpine, Linda Sandall, Andrea Hanses, Cathy Holbrook, Mary Weier, Sandy Johnson, Peggy Webb, Chris Newman entertained at the Spring Concert. The Cecilians, a performance group of sophomores, juniors and seniors under the direction of Sister Mary Maxine sang at many assemblies, Masses, clubs, banquets, and their concert. The Cecilians achieved the second highest mark of excellence in the contest. They were under the direction at that time of Mrs. Alexander who replaced Sister Mary Maxine at the time of her illness and who later assisted Sister with the concert. This year a small group of Cecilians The Caroleers was formed who sang at various engagements. Carnival of Song was indeed a happy time. . .for everyone May 15 in the Academy gym. The Cecilians presented their best talent with religious songs, songs from other countries and the contemporary sounds. Piano students also displayed their talents as well as soloists Sue Schwarz, Helen Minicozzi and Monica McAlpine. THE CECILIAN CHORISTERS: Sister Mary Maxine, Joanne Paradis, Julie Simard, Karen Bounds, Gail Hattrup, Chris Desmarais, Cathy Holbrook, Teresa Weier, Kathy Greiner, Barbara Beard, Betty Lentz, Shelly Houle, Debbie Bounds, Anna Garcia, Debbie Riebe, Alice Colgan. SECOND ROW: Andrea Hanses, Marcy Regimbal, Danette Gamache, Jean- nette Beard, Rita Bechard, Helen Minicozzi, Patty Leadon, Shelly Clark, Yvonne Benoit, Mary Weier, Kristy Gress, Ann Kloster, Cheryl Gehlen, Peggy Webb, Cindie Maissen, Nancy Brulottc. THIRD ROW: Linda Sandall, Katie Hogan, Shirlee Scott, Denise Martian, Monica McAlpine, Mary Johnson, Julie Omlin, Nellie Schwarz, Colleen Patnode, Bernie St. Hilaire, Frances Richartz, Becky Sirrs, Sa.ndy Johnson, Mike McAlpine, Betty Thomp- son. FOURTH ROW: Jill Smith, Louise Freymann, Debbie Kramer, Linda Frank, Carol Hecox, Jan Deccio, Karen Nicksic, Juliann Brown, Chris Scherr, Jan Ziegler, Janet Kranz, Debbie Ditter, Chris Dufault, Pauline Siep, Sherry Gress, Chris Newman, Charleen Duffield.

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Vice-President Maureen McLean and President Gina Dietzen talk to Moderator Sister Mary Clare about the Math Club Movie. Math Club meetings had a variety of programs, from sented the movie Oliver Twist to Academites. Popcorn talks on a trip to Hanford to demonstrations a.nd prepara- balls were sold to raise funds for scholarships, this year tion for pre-college tests. This year the Math Club pre- presented to Maureen McLean. 75