Notre Dame Academy - No Da Ac Yearbook (Waterdown, Ontario Canada)

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49 :L-. 1-T A 9 il l I- ' 4 F -oi I ,K r y 'Y f N 1'9- x BARBARA ASHCROFT Outstanding in all scholastic subjects, but not the bookworm type, Barb has found time for many other activities in the Sodality, school dances and the noon cafe- teria. We are looking forward to great success for her in the teaching career. MARGARET DAVIS A real asset to Notre Dame, Margaret comes from Hamilton. She is well versed in Latin and Shakespeare, and Volley- ball. Full of life and enthusiasm, she is a leader in her class scholastically. Her future success as a teacher is assured. MILDRED CECHA Her generous and helping hands in both the dining room and library, will make Mildred long remembered at N. D. A1- ways to be counted on in an emergency, she will be true and dependent in what- ever field she chooses. ANNE DuFOUR Anne is our only mobile graduate Qwhen Old Faithful manages to make the school gatelj As a star athlete, Anne shows fine sportsmanship. She plans to be a stenographer. DIANNE DAVIES Tall, friendly and pretty, Dianne comes to N. D. from Burlington. She is an ac- tive member of the Dramatic Club and Sodaliry. Adept at creating new hair- do's, she probably will make a fine hair- clress-r, but her future is in radiology. JANICE GILMOUR During her two-year stay at Notre Dame, Janice has endeared herself to all by her contagious smile and her cheerful man- ner. Her courtesy, willingness, and per- severance combine to make her a grad- uate of whom we are proud. L Br- sc ' Q I .4 .1 kc ,, V.. lil? l l .A ll 'Q v- c 4 vx I N v

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LOUISE HAYDEN Smiling, vivacious and ambitious, Louise came to us from Toronto. Her out- standing talents in Music will certainly place her one day in the Halls of Fame. She plans to be a Music and Language le vw- ' 1 , X . li X teacher. Good luck, Louise! SONYA LEXVIS Our petite and enthusiastic editor of No- daac, has come to Canada from B.W.I. Pretty, pleasant, and an untiring worker in the Dramatic Club, and in the Com- mercial Department, she has warmed the hearts of her many Canadian friends. Her future points to a secretary's position in - Ml 1? 3 1' Q ,Y I N 0- I l an office. JUDITH HUDECKI Friendly, and popular, Judy is another Hamilton girl at N. D. A. A graceful dancer, an expert at oral answers in cla.ss and a reliable waitress in the cafeteria are things for which we will long rei Fix member her. Her future is still unde- cided. MAUREEN MCGUIRE A good all-round student, Maureen is a star in the academic field. Her quiet gr.-ntle manner makes her a respected and admirable graduate. Teaching lies in the future for her, and we know she will do a fine job. MARGARET LEES Shy, sweet with smiling dark eyes, Marg came to N.D. from the lost wilds of B.C. XVith her pleasing and sympathetic per- sonality, she will no doubt make a fine nurse. PATRICIA QUINN From the northern town of Lively, Pat came to N.D. A leader in her class, an ardent Socialist, a faithful contributor to the school paper, and an active partici- pant in all school activities, Pac should be successful as a future M.D, in the Mission Fields. -16- K- it, N.. 1 ,-gs .4- l Q f-fc! if