Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Posters, pep rallys, perseverance, prac- tice, and praise highlighted a new year of successful competition for the Var- sity at Notre Dame. From the starting whistle of the first game to the final minute of the last, the Bluebirds met defeat only twice. In a hard fought game with Holy Trinity, the champions this year, the decision was against Notre Dame by one point. Meeting their toughest opponent, Holy Names, the Varsity bowed again. Immaculate Conception Academy, a newcomer to the league, developed a formidable team during the season, but the Bluebirds downed them in their last league game. X'Vith perseverance and practice, the Kay Streeters were victor- ious in all other league games. Spirit was high this year as sportsman- ship was stressed above championship. VARSITY SCORES Sacred Heart Holy Names Holy Trinity Mackin St. Anthony St. Patrick I. C. A. St. Mary Ilchester Maryvale Villanova OPPONENT 24 33 32 14 51 25 37 27 24 34 30

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.gfbwlenf .fgcfiuifiefi Mn ofa! ' .iyffffi fagii During initial meetings with the new yearbook, laughing, chattering, and jokl ing reignedg but as December and Jan- uary rolled around, that we-have-six- whole-months-till-deadline attitude dis- appeared, and an industrious Tryst staff settled down to business. Dummies were brought up to par under the scrutinizing eye of editors, legends were fitted to pictures, headlines measured for copy, and patron and sponsor lists alphabeti- cally arranged. ,X great flurry of work, a friendly team to at-complisli it . . . and finally the dunuuy of our yearbook was escorted to press. And then - an eager staff of newcomers began plans for next year's yearbook. Carole tllalke, I'atritia Paradise, and Margaret latlor put their heads logelller over the spoils St'lll0ll of The 'l'ix'.xl. X ,S X XM jf Cantwell S Iappe D Coddard M Clcotti

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J. IU, lzjamifg Z?!ueLirUL5 gmer e 0,05 in lairif Vim, vigor, vitality, velocity, and vic- tory highlighted the little Bluebirds of N.lJ.A. this year in their opening game ol the basketball season, a triumph over Sacred Heart Academy. Vim and vigor continued to spark tht' younger set as they fought for hard- earnetl victories. Velocity and vitality of hoth hody and mind paid off, since they succeeded in winning every game of the season, with the exception of the one against the Academy of Holy Names. Their winning combination enabled the -lay Vee to finish the season with a li to l record, copping second place standing in the league for l955. In their IJOSI-SCZISOII games, the play Vees were also victorious. JAY vm SCORES N.D. OPPON1iN'l 52 Sacred Heart 23 Fil Holy Names -10 39 Holy Trinity 28 26 Mackin ll L1-1 St. Anthony 27 56 St. Patrick 28 A17 I. C. A. 3-1 28 St. Mary 8 A13 Maryvale QI 4511 Villanova 8 , , -15 .i ,. lolloiung .1 pap rally, junior lllllLlJlltl5 hue up Jon 1 C 1 Nltklcs, NI. Nltlxlcs,C.,lNott1ngl1.1n1,lN1. M. Hoc gen, l'. Walton, I. Morgan, Nl. I. flumisky loatts, A. Atdttsei, sl. llutlet, AI. lreddon, M A. Xllman, and li. lNIadigan, Q- -1+