Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ir A ear goof! welt A small group of children gathered around a humble peasant girl seated upon a rock . . . young and old alike assembled about the sick- bed ol' a paralyzed invalid . . . a band ol young nuns seated about the wheelchair ol their be- loved mother . . . all listening, entranced by the teaching ol' a humble servant of Cod at various stages ol' her life. -lulie Billiart, always instruct- ing hearts to know and love the Good God, established a plan ol education destined to be carried throughout the world by her teaching congregation, the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. Today, thirteen ol 4Iulie's daughters relay her educational ideals to students at Kay Street. Combining kindness with firmness, the Sisters instruct the girls in the way of God set down by their loundress. Notre Dame is as truly a meet- ing place where .Iulie's teachings are spread as were the rock, the sickbed, and the wheelchair ol' her lifetime. 'l'he apostolic spirit of Blessed julie llilliart, foutldress of the Sisters ol' Notre Dame de Namur, is caught here in sculpturu mnmc Busy at her favorite task, she teaches a child of the goodness v God. . .

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Very Reverend Alfred F. Kienle, S. Reverend l'. Augustine Fay, S. ' Reverend Wm. F. Troy, S. Reverend Edw. A. Fuller, S. The benefits of the Washington edu- cational program, directed by Arch- bishop Patrick A. O'Boyle, are shared by Notre Dame Afademy. Two who will always be remembered for the personal interest they take in Notre Dame, in spite ol' their manifold duties, are Rev. Alfred E. Kienle, Sul. and Rev. Edward F. Fuller, S. This year Notre Dame was honored to have Rev. T. Augustine Fay, S. J., as retreat master. Always available for advice when N.D.A.-er's need it is Rev. Mlm. F. Troy, S..I., headmaster ol' Gonzaga. At Val'- ious times during the year, Father Troy presides at assemblies, gives a talk to seniors, and blesses their rings. 5

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guiclance rom jacuhg SISTER ELISE, S.H., Principal SISTER ANN PAUI. Religion, Science, Aililetic Association SISTER ANNA RICHARD Religion, Science, Science Club SISTER CATHERINE ICNATIA Religion, INIZIIIICIIIZIIICS, Soclalily, Math Club SISTER CERTRIIIJE CECILIA Religion, Music, Clee Club, Orchestra SISTER MARIAN TIMOTHY I,iln'zn'y, Braille Club SISTER MARY BERNARD Religion, Iizuin, IVo1'lcl History, C.S.lN'I.C. SISTER MARY LOUISE Religion, I.z1lin, Registrar, Honor Society, Vocation Club SISTER MARY MARGARET Religion, Home Econoinics, Art, Sluclent Council, Clnsisi Cliilcl Society SISTER MARY ST. FRANCIS Religion, English, Publications, Drrnnatics SISTER MARY TERESA Religion, Englisli SISTER ROSE MARIE Religion, Slenogmpliy, Typing, Office Prac- lice SISTER XVI I ,I,IAM MARIE Typing ...nnml lorlzn, one Ininrlreil forlv one years after liei' rlezitli. Illesserl lulies work is conlinuefl bv Sisters who have Ielt across lln' years the glow ol Iier line of lioml zinml Iizlxe pledged llieniselyes lo perpelnzue il.