Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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.7!ne vga! ui' 'llre wry tlevmetl limlitor-in-clrief, Darryl Gocldartl, iriglllj pensively considers the hes! solution to at weiglrty prulmlenr. The 'l'rx'xI owes her much. ,,.... Will the whole 425 f'1'I'V' he taught by thc farner:1? thinks Kathy l,z1wre11ct' tlvffj assures .loan Burns, llarhznfr Sheila Reynolds :ls she rlrecks the list for fleft to rightj Ann Hlilletl, Ruth Coates, Rnsealnr Lennun that she really Dailey, Nliltlretl lfzrlmer. Marie Snisurk. likes tu write legends. righ ty-.v1 Uc'rr

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'Iihe Editors and Stall ol' The 'l':y.vf, gratelul lor priceless sup- port, thank Sr. Superior, the Sis- ters and lay-laculty lor suggestions on candid shots in Studies and Iix- tra Curricula: their lellow-students lor tireless lending ol' their charm' ing laces lor perpetuation in its pages and lor loyal solicitation ol Sponsors and Patrons. To these latter and to our .Xdvertisers The Trysl owes its lille-blood. Most deeply ol' all is it indebted to Kann's lor Senior pix and to Mr. Vincent Shields working with Kann's lor the artistry and natural- ness ol' our shots: and to Mr. Sidney Schultz ol' H. CL. Roebuck lk Son, our printer, lor invaluable advice and kindly, unlailing interest. , I0 l 0CLQi5 '17' , ff, M Yearbooks, ycarbooks and more yearbooks are eagerly absorbed by Qlelt to rightj Mgt. Brosnan, Patricia McKay, jean Howell, Patricia Burdette, Penny Seitz and Shirley Starke. Sr. .lemme Marie checks oxer names ol girls whose pictures for Did you see which way Mr.. Shields went? 'lirwl remain to be taken. flmft to rightj Beth Gouaze, Mary queries Barbara Glennon of Priscilla Pilson and l'l'lK'I'S1'll, Mildred Crump, Loretta N'hitt, .Ioan Busch, Mina Mgt. UIIIIIOT. butiel eighty-six

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,-9' Q ie. PIERCE Il EH 1 I R H - GOOWD tr cfs lhc Palgezmt of l'ezu'c was inaugurated Christmas 1954 by Pres. Eisenhower as an expression of peace and good will by all people. Six thousand men, women, and children of practically every race and creed took part in the religious services and in dramatic presentations. eighty-eight No better factor for encouraging equal levels of understanding exists than training in music. It is the lan- guage understood by all hearts. Notre Dame cherishes it and offers lessons in piano, violin, 'ce1lo, voice. Two Musicales, remarkable for their fin- ished artistry delight appreciative au- diences. The first is always held on St. Cecilia's Day, November 22: the second, in Mid-winter - this year on February l9. The Glee Club is a great attraction at these concerts. Its superb tonal quality and magnificent perfection of finish have made it just- ly renowned in the city. There are 69 members of whom 14 are Seniors, I9 Juniors, 23 Sophomores and I3 Freshmen. Outstanding private pupils practice together for the Ensemble, first number of the February Musicale. fLeft to rightj Jeanne Faulkner, Anne Saitta, jane Smart, Mynette Matvey, Nancy Campo. ufiic iued