Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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QOH! PQCLCA8 Lofty idealism accompanied by realistic hard work has brought the students at last to graduation. To some this goal has seemed unattainahly misty: to others, consistently worth- while. XVhether clear-cut or ha- zy, however, the end does come for Seniors who complete their four-year Cycle. They are, nat' urally, variously equipped men' tally and morally according to personal industry and response to teaching. Alma Mater, still mindful ol' their needs, which indeed are now greater than ever, says, Take with you ln- tegrity, lofty idealism shining oem her face. Parents and friends look on admiringly as the Senior line leaves the chapel fondling coveted diplomas. They are proud to be the main part of this simple but impressive ceremony. YVill we ever make it to Graduation! cxclaim Marv I X i L feel XS'e're 'ilmost seniors savs Beatrice Q, V , , I ' 1 4' Iahmhelh lxemlrick, jean Howell, and .Xnn Dailey. llarrello to Toni Maslromarino and Theresa l.c'e as lhex rejoire together over the fact! eighty-Iwo

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G+., .,,,., ...x.x,, ,. , 'Ls 'rw t-, X. l'agt'-one rofedilors, joan llrayer and Anne Gallagher, page-three editor, loannt- Alexander, and page-two editor, Margye Reynolds, bring The l l in its race to press, Anne took over UJUVIII' up to par lor the ZISI ap page one alone at mid-term. The Ilome, Notre Dames newspaper, published five times a year and now in its thirteenth volume serves up the news ol' K Street. By Covering' all types of students and activities impar- tially, The Home tries to pro' mote that freedom which envis- ages equal levels for the human race, The written word is ol' the truth it serves: to its ac't'urac'y and wide dissemination it dedi- tiates its energies. ln the past The Ilmne has won All-Catholic, ,-Xll-Ainerica and fI.S.P.A. medalist honors: the present stall' is proud to ex pend its talents and industry to maintain these former high standards. l Q26!0l0'l AOKJ6 be Hu-un was lsn't it nite we linished typing in plenty of time for this issue? says relieved typist Mgt, 'l'ranth to Pa- tricia llramhall. subscribers to her list. Because of l-lxthange editor Maura Henry rearranges The Dom 1' file adding new l l M 'ot-lte Club which she captains, Maura resigned her position to demands on her time made mv tie . aj 'L Kathleen Madden at mid-year. eighty-four