National Cathedral School - Mitre Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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jhe C aaa of 1955 Pf6'5iIl67ll'-CYNTHIA Cnasnoma Vife-Presiderat-JANIE LEE .S6CT6fH1'3'-NANCY' Posa' Tl'l?ll.V1ll'f?T-ELI.l-IN EAGLE This year. the sophomores, as za alass. laave worked for better unity and za closer relationship witla the rest of the school, through participation iaa Mission- ary Board, Student Council. and the N.C.S.'s other organizatitons. The class laas slaared responsibility with the rest of the school in such Mis- sionary Board activities as the feeding of a family at Thanksgiving, the candle- liglating service at Christmas, the Flag Committee, and the Altar Guild. We have also been represented in Players' Club, Glee Club, and on Athletic' Teanas. As is IFUC with naost classes, we have enjoyed the social functions of the year very muth Highlights of this program were entertaining aaad being entertained bv the Pebruarx Valentine Dante aaad tlae M av D av Dance We feel that on the whole the class has aelneved thas goal to work for better understandang throughout the student body ln att aanang this qo al the class hopes to have moved one step form ard I I 1 all ata Clasto oodwna X ' st s o Needea L Xexea K lx ma o na sssoath L ousut Xllnn House B Colbx S Forrexson 'NI Norton I' enaw Jaa NI 'Xlexan Rounds Cohn P English I Ninn XI Whitaker R NICK ann G3 l i l I.ej 0 'fel ,' R1-' I: M. QQ, ck, CI. NHC . lo: , C. Chifh lm, il. Lee. lf. Eagle, li. liaeretl, Y. Oxley. Ron' 2: S. Danielian, li. Hawkins. I. Sarnofl, B. Underhill, CZ. ' l ', . err. R ' 3: N. H ll' gs' ' , .C1D. -ll, E. . tt. J. ., . I ' , .H Rf-HI: -l ,l', ,. 2 ... I'.

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jhe Cfafsa of 19 6 l'1'c'siclw1I.s-NIARY hll-IADIQR Exiles Room The Clzlss ol l1I54i was the first eighth grade privileged to be in the Upper School. and thus has been a freshman class better prepared for high school both academically and socially. The experience we gained helped us in tryouts lor clubs and organizations. This year the class has entered diverse activities ranging from the aclvancecl teams to the Players' and Glee Clubs, and the new llobby Shop has also been enthusiastically supported, .Xsicle lroin our participation in the clubs. we have been busy, as a class. entertaining and being entertained. 'l'he tea given by the juniors was delightful and initiated us into the social lile ol' the Upper School. l,ater in the year. it was our pleasure to entertain IC so :hoinore class. 'l'he bi I item on our social 1 ndi s s ss x uhcr snou :L s cltncec trol ceiling and 1 snow lich plcslclul On thc mort serious sidc ol cxtnts wcrc thc llllIlkSLglXlllU biskct incl the contributions to thc lunds rustcl lor tht loin lllllIlllY ihtst Red Cross md Nlnch ol Dunes -Xlthouvh the cl iss is lirgc and coincs lroln inanx sections ol thc countrx and ot thc world lcxas to Num York I urtem 111 to bwtdcn thcrc is 1 lechng ol units and it c in bc counted upon to pull tovethcr wshcncxcr thc need trusts :cc c tx s 1 c lt Ll Roo 1 ssl 1 H ll c so cx oc l x X U1 ts l ll 4 s n o s Diln ll et U ll c c Ho c tl ss n ist U c u 1 c :ii XS ttclun 1 cu s lcv lvl Fl I P , age z va. the cla., clance Ill .lanuarly ' 'e . 'lla 'e. 1 'll n the ., I.: ii. .2 V -rp' .. . ,.,' il' r '.., l. .,. . H . V . , . 'U .2 , , . Y ss- I v 'lf H. , . ' l ' ., c I -A, 1 i ' lr. . ' -2 . - s - . , . , 1 1 .K-. l.ryl to riglll: Rc I: ,Xn lre W, li. ll'lll'IlL'l', l'. Plunll, NI. Nl -1 l . li. tl, Y. Smith, QI. Warner. ID, Xllc-n, .L l,. Nllllllll, S. Allen, Run' 2: tl. Nloon, l'. Sutton. Nl. lla la, .Woocl. K. Nl' h -I n, Xl. lenn Nl. Shackell I' l. AX. Ronhovcle. IS. C. Ill 'ch. .I. :km fri' i: Xl. tio nk. U. Clank. ,X. Xirey N. l'l 'llips. Nlctl yi. 9. 1 las. XI. l'z ls li. Yllhlll. IS. Shannon. Rrz' -I: l'. ,Xrch lall, Il, K Wkatn. Y. Rota. ll' - ner. Nl. .XQUIUIL Nl. Ii gl' l, Bl. 'l'c'nn N. lil 'L rcls. 1'1 9: U. , C,-. l,Cl'llll. Nl. Lucas, nl, Nlc ll han, S. B. Schuyler, X. 'l lltilllll., Il. , ng.