Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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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 -

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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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juniors M. Gormley, M. Connors, and M. C. Fl2lllCI'ly take a quick last-minute look at vocabulary before going to class. sv' ' Wt- w,,4Pv Lk X uniord 7!Ma:5fer Mcagufary. HOOLA, room ,jwlanalgfi Three years down and one to go. Blue-tied juniors packed their year lull of work and fun. Cramming for an Iinglish test became part of the srhool routine, as cleaning their home- room provided an alter hours schedule. Big attraction in the world of sports was the game played at Villanova, Pennsylvania, a full day devoted to fun. Leaving Notre Dame, dressed attractive- ly, the -lunior miss presented herself as a model of seventeen. Dressing up their old uniforms with a bit ol brass, Class pins added glitter to juniors' blue Serge. lVith this final touch of juniority, the majority will reach seniority soon. Diane Melvey beams her approval as Sheila Collins fastens on her class pin, an emblem of initiation to the ranks of the upperclassmen. 48