Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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jrofsli gnjog Jdher-Shoo! Mjkirf of .fdcfiuifg .mi seh- W5 K . ,T WN V 5, jst X X A .Xfter ai busy clay in school, freshics M. Hutlen- lung, l'. lgralit, NI. lfziliey, und KI, Kelley accom- pany Sister to thc convent. Sister seems to he the only one who has any homework! M. Downs and V. Di Stefano lend Qi helping hzintl to J. De Fontes, using a little of their precious after-school time to straighten the press in their hoineroom. .....-.W--f-'

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fd ag freef lairif wud gre:5Aman flclegfy As l955 slid into place, freshie fears became a thing ol' the past. Typical classroom scenes were no longer strange adventures, but enjoyable experiences. ,X little touch ol Kay Street had already won each heart. Days seemed shorter as the mid-term exams eame and went, until suddenly the Auxilium Latinum examination apx peared. The battle was waged, but the D's emerged victorious, of course. Then bark to everyday lile - a lile sparked with class plays and other forms ol lirst year merriment. Rip Van XVinkle was given a rude awakening in linglish I, as all ol his kinfolk invaded N. IJ. A's halls. Blossoming bulletin boards heralded springs arrival. Month alter month passed, and each freshman waited pa- tiently, hut anxiously, lor her blue and red tie. -11 4-4 xi it ll! nm JlllI'lW l

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'ff-Nr' Z' ' I ,Q :M .uve - -4 ff f'Ull'LfI1lllIl2lllUllN arc' in tnclet' ilotn Mary xlC'KL'UWll to tour ol 'SSR newly c-lectc-cl Stnclc-nt Council representa- llll'S. lcfl In rzglll, R, cnlillldlltl, S. I tgher, ancl Y. llnrn Clll'. -'erher A 'NI Gil .., 5. C-3' I I 3 'QV Y 1 ta S 1' 'Y7 School lile acquirecl a certain new glitter as the wonclers ol N. D.'s 'alter- three' worlcl nnlolclecl helore the class ol' 1958. XVith the three o'clock chimes ol Saint Aloysins' clock, hooks were cle- sertecl, ancl each lrosh hurriecl to a wait- ing activity. Trips across North Capitol Street, walking Sister hontc- or visiting Our l.acly's grotto, were pleasant scenes, ones closely associatecl with the green-tie lile. The Cilee Clluh's meloclions call ancl that ol the various other activities heck- onecl the freshnten into new worlcls ol work ancl fun. Many hancls make light work is thc' motto ol' K. llarper, I'. Cilohessy, NI, O'Clonnc'lI, ancl IS. O'Rc-.illey as they wcnk hnsily on their clusters in lrcslnnan llomcr lic. Receiving an inclnlgencc- eqnivalc-nt to that which a xisit to l.otlrcles woulcl aIl'orcl thetn atc' l'l'C5llllIK'll ,Ioan Yergot :incl lNlarcia Moore, light- ing a vigil light in Our I,acly's grotto.