Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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A Allen J Dahlstedt M berster M. Cascio M. Collins -X. Dahlstedt M Devall Dowgiallo Magowan M. ,Redmond As houses of ancient nobility bear a significant coat-of-arms, so the National Honor Society proudly bears its symbol -a flaming torch. The flame is kept alive by the qualities of leadership, scholarship, and service to the school nourished in all honor students. Members, wearing that bright gold pin so prominently on their uniforms, are in the top fifteen per cent of their class. The councillor in the hall lead- ing her fellow classmates, the school paper reporter energetically striving to meet deadline with her story, the eager senior polishing her term paper - all are working to keep the ideals repre- sented by that fiery torch alive in their hearts and in their school. The Honor Society represents the goal of distin- guished achievement towards which each student should tend. CQKGLZSJ fe oin paula! 0

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