Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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If B Whistle while you work . . . is thc tllcmc song of juniors D. l1llllllll'Ciil, J. Joyner, :mul I,. llourlmon, who iliscovcr that mlczming the room can hc fun aflcr sill. Notre Dame, Xv2lSilil1gl0l'l versus Notre Dame, Villanoxa is the bill of fare ns loyal Bluclmirml fans D. Moore, R. Boc- cucci, M. Rc-tlcr, :mil M, Cluticrrcz prepare to zxltc-nil thc game all Vill- aurora.

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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

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'-Q-g.+ 'Q-.. '-s I wundti what we'lI haxe in gym today? asks l I.Illllllll of R. lllllllllll, pausing long enough lol CQ litliher lo put her hooks in hu lot'Le1' If Xladigan, NI. Allman, S. Rcyimlds, and NI 'llS0ll llll ll hos with l'1lIlllL'll goods lot dis liilmuliou lu lhc poor at Cllitislmasti Rooms 26 and 27, dreams in the mind of freshmen, became a reality last Septemher for the Class ol' '57. As Miss Soph stood on the threshold ol' her sec'- ond year, ambitious thoughts sc'ampered through l1er active mind. XVithout a doubt, tl1e laughter float- ing down the corridor stemmed from the Gay Sophf' relating funny experi- ences to classmates. The sound ol pencils being thought- fully chewed revealed a11other phase ol the sophomores' personality. ,Ks Ser- ious Soph searched l1er Cranium for an answer to tricky geometry problems, she added industry to tl1e mold ol l1er char- ZICICT. 1.1 WE 'sv . ,J Oli, my arhing bank, lamenl sopho- mores IE. I.atham, IS. Nliraglia. li. lloltlikiss, l'. Myers, llllil l'. jones while going llllllllgll riguroiis exer- cises at their weekly gym period.