Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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jahe wifh you ogakg fo goo! X pf i f 9 is jim 0 en, 600 lan lafm for 5 offo wa The glowing heart held by the senior symbolizes her love, her loyalty -to God, to her school, the ideals of womanhood. The end-sheets picture the senior at the crossroads. A teacher, .symbolizing all of them through whom Alma Mater acts, points from the familiar to the unfamiliar world. The senior strains toward freedom, romance, adventure, service. The wild-cat dangers that lurk, she will overcome by faith -the cross she carries in her hand. A 2 eniorfi twelve '7ff

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ogahy fo QOJ If you have that, to . O . you have all that will k e e p you true to Church, country, home, school, friends, duty. Loyalty is love - tried, tested, seasoned, probed, found to be pure gold. You, dear Graduate, ought to be the very essence of loyalty. No doubt you are. You have so woven your attitude of good will into the daily warp and woof of your school life for four long years that you have I1Ot always adverted to it as the motive underlying practically all of your study, your fun,your contacts with the Sisters and your pals. Turn the pages of your Senior Section, then, to realize - perhaps startlingly - that all the thrills that rocked you in your big moments or sustained you in your ordinary drab hours, had their source in the hidden well-springs of your loyalties. You ENKIOYED what you were doing because you loved belonging to Notre Dame. You learned her ways, fell in with her traditions, acted upon her suggestions. Above all. you began to develop a sense of responsibility toward your school. THAT is the way loyalty is born. You looked around for leaders you could be sure would be true to her and you elected them to direct your activities. You relied on their loyalty, whenever and wherever the Sisters could not bi-locate, to make things run smoothly. Give a cheer for this year's leaders: Darryl Goddard . .... . . . , . . . , President Jacqueline Joyner . Vice-President Sally Flaherty .. .,., Secretary Margaret Beard . . . . , . Treasurer Rosalie l5oct'11ct'i . . , . Sodzzlity Prefect 0 :lea era in flteir n ' Darryl Ann Goddard 2406 Kenton PI., S.E. Hillcrest Heights, Md. Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 4 fPresidentjg Tryst 3, 4 tliditorjg Dome 2, 3, 43 Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Swimming 35 Sodality l, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Lives to EAT . . . Rates All4American with '56 .... S treamlined smile and winning ways . . . treys beans . . . monologues and me. . . D. Goddard shows Medalist Award of 1955 Tryst to N. Cole, S. Reynolds, J. Hall, M. Cicoria, M. Taylor, J. Joyner, Do we hope we can do it again!!