Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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niffi men A 'l'he doughtier friendships born of studies, cluhs, sports become refined and tested hy social affairs. Girls who enjoy acting, tried by the fire of drastic train- ing, develop poise and sensitivity, while there is nothing like dancing to set off shining qualities which get no show in class - qualities of grace and charm called forth by the chivalrous male. 1 S i 5 l l 4 f ai L -,I s--.2 ln this scene Our Lady, julie Miller, presents St. joseph, Lucy Harris, with a refreshing cup. The four lableaux featured St. joseplfs humble station in contrast to his exalted dignity. Simple but reverent Crib Scene: St. joseph, Lucy Harris, Our Lady, julie Miller, and shepherds Suzie Bayne, Linda Skidmore, Made- line Jenness, Patricia Madigan. Closing scene of the comedy Come Live in My House is enjoyed in rehearsal by stage-hand Ann Alamo. Players fleft lo riglztj Patricia Stone, Mary Cicoria, judy Quigley, Sharon Doyle, Mgt. Beard, Joanne Amato. -,A -95 .Nw . AZ' 'R I ,,u' 4 gf

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8CU'l un X Gonzaga's Rcimentals Mike Keating, Tom Gore, Paul Pierpoint and WValt Smith give their rendition of I Spoke foo Soon at the Dance. Dancing enjoys a slightly higher rating than sports in the affections of Notre Dame girls, according to a poll among the Seniors. The difference lies in a word of three letters, the lirst being 'b,' and the last, 'y'! John Lemmer, Rosemary Neel, John Mateer and Dorothy Iannucelli show convincing approval of the punch. The cast's first peep at the one-act play seems to please. fF7'U7lf, left to rightj Joanne Amato, Patricia Stone, Mgt. Beard, Sharon Doyle, Mary Ci- coria, fstandingj Greta Deenihan, Judy Quigley. - .... ,K X

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.--. l l'nder the kindly supervision of Sr. Monica fleft to righty Mgt. Roach, Mgt. Conor, Catherine Sheehan, joan Haslinger cut butter for the old people. The carnera's click seems to surprise Mgt. Connor. Integrity, that quality of wholeness possessed by the unsellish, breathes in the upper r e a c h e s where dwell ideals. The reaching out to at life fwnlplfftely ded- icated to noble purposes is fostered by the Sodal- ity of Our Lady. Every week some ol' Notre Darne's Sodalists cheer- fully help the old folks at the Home run by the Little Sisters ol' the Poor, inspired by the Sisters' tireless service. xg 6160, 5 66110 Sodulitx prelett, Rosalie llUU'llCCl, tells freshmen jean I.. l.Cllll, Jacqueline Schultz and Kathleen Daly, the spiritual lxenefils of joining the Sodality. flfflj joan lirayer, Roberta Brown, and Therese Madden stop for a while for at cheerful chat with the old Indies. One ol' the l2llll'li, :ll least, seems too he enjoying herself. .wrfen ly-fu u 1'