Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Blessed julie Billiart, foundress of the Sisters of Notre Dame spent her whole life teaching children to love the good Cod Who is so good! SISTER MARY LOUISE, Principal SISTER ANNA RICHARD Religion, Science, Science Club SISTER CATHERINE IGNATIA Religion, Mathematics, Soclality SISTER GERTRUDE CECILIA Religion, Music, Glee Club SISTER JANICE MARIE Religion, Latin, English, Soclality SISTER MARIAN TIMOTHY Library, Braille Club SISTER MARY BERNARD Religion, Latin, C.S.M.C. SISTER MARY MARGARET Religion, Horne Economics, Art, Student Council, Christ Child Society SISTER MARY MICHAEL Religion, English, French, Publications SISTER PATRICIA JULIE Religion, Cheinistry, Athletic Association SISTER ROSE MARIE Religion, Commercial Subjects, Nursing Club, Good Counsel Club Below, left: Sister Catherine St. Edward, whose devotedness intakes lunch hour the best period of the day, chats for a moment with Caryne Robitaille. Right: Sister Marian Timothy introduces Sister Mary Michael to the school library's treasure of visual aids.

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N. , 'QM' V' 'VNS- X.. X MRS. MILDRED DELANEY MMR. MARGURRITE TALIAFERRO MRS. REGINA Asn What would N.D.A. do without the lay teachers, who each add a zestful touch to our faculty? Mrs. Mildred Delaney, a Trinity graduate, teaches math and English, and helps the sophomore dramatists and orators. Mrs. Sally Gerrity, our gym and Family Living instruc- tor, coached our basketball team last year to the C.Y.O. championship. A graduate of N.D.A. and Trinity Col- lege, Miss Paula Mayer teaches English, history and National Problems. Our debaters capture victories under her guidance. Mrs. Regina Ash is a graduate and former instructor from St. joseph's College. Her work at Kay Street has been to turn out top English and history students. Madame Marguerite Taliaferro, formerly of Johns Hopkins University and instructor at the George- town School of Linguistics, replaced Miss Gladys Grun- waldt in December. Miss Grunwaldt, newly arrived teacher from Peron's Argentina, looks on with interest as Miss Mayer, American History and P. O. D. teacher, explains the process of tlemocratic elections. Agnes Harold assists with the banners used in the mock campaign. Miss PAULA MAYIQR rf X get 'M if t SAE X .1 .Vivre ...aw .,