Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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3 X T. lfuruiturc und fixtures nf mcdd I1 xmas arg examined lx 11 I ugh! osnphluc 1'lllLll Carol Shihcl, Mercedes Manulli Sharon Iappc Helen Smndlzl Anna Montgornnrv udw Kintcr, XYinnic Rcumonl, fclaldlm Owens Nav Y qlrrl In riglfij Ruscnmry Mudd, .Xnn Baird are nut uf thc picture fm-xt to Ihlilllj hu! they are will vnjming the xivw. gl rf! In :ighfj Pzltricia Cleary, Doris Mack, Nancy Cole-. Manx l,, Yallc admire a lxttlcldream-home cxlnihilcd In Mrs. CLcrrily's lfzunily Lwmg Class

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Read History then, dear stu- dents: keep your interest in the current scene. You live in a de- mocracy which needs you to he in- telligent, alert, active citizens. But reflect how nlucli a wide interest in all w o r t h w h i l e movements about you iuust include some grasp of the cultures of the past. The past contributes niuch to the pres- ent. I,et your study ol by-gone peo- ples include some knowledge of their art, music, literature, ideals and customs. Jdffmi J ,C ...A -v Qi: 'K 1.1 , x fc . M, P' XX: M, J r Miss Mayer and her junior History class qlcll lu zighlj riff! lo riglztj Ann Alamo, Aileen Carter, Patricia Mary Stenson, joanne Alexander, Mary Clemens, judy Coad assure Roberta Brown that she is way off that O'Clonnor, Ellen LIIUIS. 5ylYi1l RUIIICITY HTL' exact location! Kathleen Madden illustrates Pike's lisp when lu- de, scribed the Hroeing oteanf' convulsed is 9-s 6 forty-nine

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Alww' Irfl Url! In righlj Eileen Foley, janet Martinez, Carol Smith are filing invoices and halanting hudgets, activities whieh keep the whole home well halaneed. Interior tleiorations attiaet the attention fleft to rightj of Mary Reinhardt fxealerlj, Joyce Feddon, Judy Kinter, Patricia Lyons, Doris Mack, lleverly Montgomery, Patricia Liggan, Cheryl Blunt l.w'11l1'zlj . Eb Ar jufure lake with you Nature's seeret arts and skills. Surely these arts include the Family Living class, they lil the student lor the future also. Home- making is an art in whieh all girls should become prolieient. 'l'he work aeeomplishetl hy the elass this year was admirably summed up hy -ludith Kinter in a letter to Thr llomff. She wrote, During the lirst semester we diseussed points necessary in choosing' a male, dating, going steady, the engagement and linal preparations lor marriage. XVe also undertook the project ol' huilding model homes complete with lurnishings. The purpose ol' the assignment was to enlighten us on the hasie composition and decora- tion oi the home. lhe houses were lllll on display the week ol' lletemhei 5 and aroused a veritahle storm of ad- miration. 'l'he majority ol' them were given away as toys lor Clhristmas. Sewing, diets and child-care were studied the setond semester. fifty-om' px, 'if lfreshmen l'atrieia Lyons and Doris Mark marvel at tl eonstruelion and layout of this charming home.