Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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W 'N ii In P1 'he' 12,37 Uh 'P Many hands are a source of strengthg so think these enthusiastic bowlers, tlcllj Louise Combs, Patricia Stone, Carla King, Patricia Chancio and Patricia Sakalosky as they prepare to meet their rivals. To Mrs. Gerrity, Notre Dame's Gym instructor and coach are due extra-curricular sports. These include bowling, swimming and in the spring months, tennis. Three days of the week our coach devotes to the basketball team, her first love. That her training O . . has borne lruit is evidenced by the winning of the championship. Nonhcompetitive sports are enjoyed Wednesdays. S 3 1 'mv 'rn ,Lg Xs Swimming coach, Mrs. Gerrity, shows .loan Geris the elementary steps of diving while ff'Xffl'lHf' Ieftj Kath- leen Allman, Patricia Kraft, Frances Chastang, Carol Pierce, Theresa Sm await their turns. .sixty-six ourifi

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lfriendships which are genuine usually lollow the laws ol growth: They stem lrom hidden sources, grow imperceptibly and have to be fostered. Small groups at study or in leisure like those pictured here pro- vide lavorable external la c t o r s lor encouraging lriendships e s p e cially when all the girls are unit- ed lrom the start with the bond ol' a connnon faith. 'I'his gives them innnedi- ately ideals that are in- spired, unsellish, glorified by grace. Such girls whom circumstances throw to- gether olten become close- ly knit in allection by daily association and kindred tastes. on Linclrecl fafifed --Q fI.eft to riglilj Seniors M. Grace Flaherty, Anne Saitta, Patnut K alltghet Pat Mtkules, and Nancy Cole try out the phonograph in thc c lfttelit for which, as Student Councillors, they are largely responsiblc sixly-five llflt to riglzfj Juniors Joan lNlcConchie, Ther- esa Lee, lstandingj Maureen Dimond, 'l'oni Mastromarino, Anne Crittenden. and Judy Sug- rue don't seem worried about a possible test as they compare notes before a transcription class. Writing questions to be discussed at their next Good Counsel Club meeting are llefty Josephine Larsen, Mary lrenlon, Anna M. Leone, Judy Staples, Roberta Cronin, Patricia Coad and Di- ane Gauthier.

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Resident, Mary jo Kleeb. and fellow officers qleftj Carol Hans and frighty Sue Hans show past awards to Varsity Cheer- leaders fleft lo right, Mary jessel, Sheila Rodier, Ruth Michel. ind Barbara Smith. Remember this close one? asks M. Cath. 'l'ighe as the scorekecpers and timers flvftj jodie Walp, -Ioan Taylor, Michael Ruppert and Barbara Phillips leaf through the record of past games. Sports have a high potential- ity for friendship. The major- ity of girls gravitate to the out- doors and enjoy games. Sound bodies are glorious shrines for healthy minds and pure hearts. Notre Dame encourages robust health through wholesome exer- cise and those who wish may swim, bowl, play tennis and bas- ketball. Rival skills rreate strong bonds whifh Clean sports- manship ciements into whole- some friendships. Respect for one another's ability and fair play are splendid bases for com- panionship that is rarely sen- tinrental.