Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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I wonder if it bites? jun- ior R. BOCCllClii inquires of her clzlssmales, B. Conway null R. Butt, as they ex- zunine some specimens chir- ing their weekly lab period. 'iii' yew A A LT . LQ- ,-ff I I . - -4-ymzuank-rr, R is , R. AX 2' B I 5. XVhic'h twin has the muoeha? Answer- bolh! KILIUIIICIYII and joan Kruger, look-ulikes of the junior class, exzunine the pseudopodiu ffzllse feetj of their specimens. Note the identical micro- scopes, too! Cfociroom Klzaffer Efiglzfenfi gfue-fie Cabzi ay 46

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T N...s - .3 r I'll'll'lI2lllIlllS lor class Lfl'l under wax for juniors Nl. a 1 s l d k l' g h . . . The alphabet in this order heconies intelligible to jun- iors as the hlue-ties inake the acquaint- ance ol' Reniingtons and Royals lor the lirst tinie. 'llhey study a new language ol' tahs, margins, hack spacers, and car- riages while striving lor till w.p.ni. Fu- ture secretaries hear lake a letter, Miss, as they learn the ,-Xl1CI's ol' steno- graphy. hleanwhile junior llonle lic students have an unusual assignnient, dressing a doll for S!'1lI'IIlt lfII'.Y annual P doll making contest and one lor dis- trihution to orphanages at Clhristnias tinie. Meeting friends at the change ol' classes isn't quite so easy since new regu- lations introducing one way trallic on the stairs were inaugurated: hut alter a A few confusing days, speedier change ol' ......-,e,,.,,,- t,,. ,t classes resulted lroni the new trallic laws. Abell, li. llarthe, S. I'-alan, and N. Barry during a study period in the hhrarv. l'pping the down, Sharon Doyle and XX'inil'red Rcuniont, juniors, coniniit an unpardonahle ol'- fense, while soplioinores, ignoring the culprits, sedately keep the traffic moving. 3,1 E

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thzit, while l'. lti2lI'llllIl 1' buts hei 1,1 1, x tl essel nips :it her lunch. tinslles in I-'riuice rapture the imagination mul tlreums l' MIHll'll'lYUlISH-lllg juniors .Xllllll Ryzm, Rose Murphy, intl Nlgiru- l,opresli :is lhev sllulv lfrentli vulture I. , g f 3 AR X if ' 4 it Vf' 4, ima K fi t Z .Mn-nh ' ,I l.1nlv tlonkrotmi gzillierers M. Coker :intl H. llnslinger ' loves ziwzip :ui M. ' W W-15 Q51 85. i ' , . i ' 4 'K' g ' V 1, 1 p l ' A .4 341 h 5 lt 5 -, 44.11 ,. ,.., K Q--v fp- '--uw ..- -v ,4s1.am-1 X -lunior lzisses make the z1t'tpiz1ilit:1lu'e ol' biology, better known :is lmgology to aspiring novices, who :ire trying to master this l-2lSCll11lllllg' science. The world of plant :mtl zmimzil life unloltls before the curious gale ol' ll junior tlur- ing am interesting lub session. XVhether the dissection of an zmimztl is the main event of the clay or ll spiritecl tliscussion on the theory ol' evolution ensues, there's never Il tlull moment. A Pztrisizni :icreut pervzules the uir :is the tres gui B's IlC'tlllll'C the rutliments ol' the French lzuiguzige. .lunior classes unravel the mystery ol' French verhs :mtl struggle through Suns Ifrzmille, allways :timing :xt that perl'ec'tion ol' speech lor which the N. D. .-X. l renc'h scholzn' strives tlziily. 47 u -