St Joseph Academy - Jomara Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Double 0 Seniors Spy on Events at the Academy Classes Present Songs, Mascots, and Patron Saints Linda Boozer captivates the entire audience with her strategic role, Bernadette St, Hilaire, Paula Sehlaugh, Mary Effervescence bubbled forth as Academities ar- rived for Class Night, September 21, Each double O Senior maneuvered her little sister to tables as the Sophomores and Juniors found their places on the bleachers. As the lights began to dim, double O Seniors pointed a green finger at the Freshmen, inviting them to come a1ong and sing their class song to the tune of Sergeant Pepper, The next victims were the Sophomores who sang to the tune of Ding Dong, the Witch is Dead , The Juniors pervaded the air With the Witch Doctor's eerie melody, Fi- nally a red and black finger was pointed at the Sen- iors who performed to the beat of Thoroughly Mod- ern Millie , RIGHT: Jan Deccio, Evelyn Walmsley, Joann Charron, Helen Minicozzi, and Colleen Tyrrell lead the cheer, Jane Erickson and Yvonne Benoit portray a sleep less slumber party during class night,

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Seniors Prepare to Bid Farewell to Their Alma Mater WALMSLEY, EVELYN YOUNG, PATRICIA QPATJ SIMS, PATRICIA QPATTYJ TYRRELL, COLLEEN I W-if ff lla? .. W , . 'YW 5 I fi I I 9 W.

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1 During Annual Class Nightg for '67-'68 School Year Sister Margaret steers the senior class mascot, a tin- lizzy, through the whirlwind activities of senior year. Exhaustion from overwork causes Dorothy Boiselle, Judy Estoesta, and Sue Bounds to drag through the party. RIGHT: MHS lettcrman Colleen Tyrrell stirs up excite- ment and enthusiasm among Academy girls by her presence