Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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illllt' l.ilJl'al'y lmoasts 5000 VUllIllll'S1 330 art- l'l'liCl'l'llt'C lm o o k s anal 2000, lution. Currvnt lll1lg1llilll'S nunilmcr 30. Sc-nior Sharon l,appt' has lllillll' a notalilc gilt ol tht- llarvartl rlassics and niany othcr vol' unics. lahrary .Xitlvs hclp ln replacing at thc tlcsk, making out anal tlt-livcr ing Inu- notur-s anal rt-:ulying rc-hourul hooks. Sr. Marion liinothy tvzuilics llraillc- to I2 girls sonic ol' whom arc' alrt-atly almlc to llllllf scrihc lllllgilllllf' artu lvs. qlwff, ,itnnrlingj I'atritia Hvrrity, Olga Mull-ill, Nanny Campo, Q 6 0 flrft, V'll1I'I1, l.ouisc M. Spauls, M. Clhloc xvflglll, Barbara liowic, Patricia Krall usc their own gilt ol' sight to work out Now which wortl will lit lu-rv? thinks junior Patricia llowartl as shc uscs one ol thc many rcfcrcncc volumes thc Li- lnary always rt-ally to hclp stuclcnts Criglzl r1l1o1f1'j. lt's nnarvc-lous thc way the hlintl tan liu- right with us in our worltl through I.ouis llraillr-'s system, says l'risrilla llannian as shi' shows freshmen, Patiitia Spraitz and Khrrol Dicl how thvy road with their lingvrs. nivs in llraillt- lor thosc not so fortunate as tlivinsclvcs. Soph Mary l'olvinalL' rvatls Chauu-r intvntly to hroatlvn hvr outlook on linglish lllK'l'2llllH' flwfl llf'lllZl'J. 1-1--'-' xv r 9 4,5 vga' we wt...-1

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Sister Marion 'limothy instructs Kathleen Xllman, Priscilla Harman and jan lippard, members of the Library Club. in the procedure of signing out books. lfurther scope lor serv- ice, at once idealistic and practical, is provid- ed in the I, i h ra r v , Braille Club, and For- ensic League -all terms connoting unremitting labor lor others. The library is the power- house ol' the student. Braille w o r k e r s are eyes lor those in dark- ness, while d e b a t e r s train to put themselves at the disposition ol' truth. They master the s C c r e t s ol' eloquence which masters men. 0 im roue Ae! if c Library aides, flcflj Patricia Moran, Patricia jones, and Diane Marino make an attractive bulletin board display of hook jackets. These girls nnself- ishly contribute their own study time to the in- terests of the library. .Yt'1lf'7lIy't'ig,ll junior debaters flrfflj Carol Schmid, Sue Watson. Judy Loftus, Qverttfrij -Ioyee lfeddon have a practice session and informal discussion of the humorous side of their debating experiences. These debaters of today may well be the defenders of truth tomorrow.

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,gain I 7 53 CLP? In Our Lady lies the culmina- tion of pure devotion to an ideal. Every Notre Dame girl looks to her as the shining ex- amplar of integral womanhood, for nothing is wanting to her perfection as maiden or mother. Every classroom enshrines her statue, reminding all of her pro- tection. Daily litany, said often - alas! - for purgatory, recalls the facets of her beauty. Proud- ly worn medals externalize the heart's love in May. Very Rev. Father Rector is a welcome speaker at our May Procession every year because he gives the kind of ser- mon which is short, yet meaningful and inspiring. alancb The culmination of the far-famed procession arrives when the page of the May Queen mounts the steps to crown the statue. This ceremony is accompanied by the crowning hymn to Our Lady and followed by Benediction. eighty