Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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lhis wan' Nulrc llzinic-'s Glcc Clhih was invited to sing at the Pagczmt of l'cacc. The girls wore atlractivc cnrszigcs ul' lillx' mlurcrl hulls mi their lll1lICl'S. 'lihcy sung, on Doc, 26 nl flzflil, an group nl linghsh and lfrcmli czlmls. l i 'Q i l . L , I 1 1' l , .K as s N .x ,. gqhfh l Ld! IIIIUIWI Magda Silnzln displays hor lllltlll lm piano :is .luam Cain and Kzitlilm-vu Mzmgzm Wllil lhvir ruins. Xll lim' pianists! Righl flflllllff llcfm'c hcr cl1fm'fccl rvluru IU I'ciu, Sulic Rmiimu is e fiillglll hy Thr' 'l'ry.sI as shc pi'zuliu's ii Spamisli dzuiu' with .Xiliizmai M Odin, Mcncdvs hlllllllllll, bildzl Odin, Sylvian Rmm-in wallmlivs !'fg'lly'7If71l'

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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

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Aspiring ballerinas lfrmit, left to riglztj jodie Mlalp, Alice Mc- Mahon. lllnrk, leflj Michael Ruppert, Linda Taylor, Diane Gauthier, -Ioan Morgan, Frances Overend. Senior Rita Bailey, festival soloist and Notre Dame's Marguerita Piazza, gives gracious acknowledgement to her admiring audi- ence. :wich c armzi The event most anticipated in the spring is the Music Festival. lt offers golden opportunities for the display of ability in singing, playing and dancing. Free competition levels everyone to the challenges of talent and industry. They who meet them success- ninety fully bear away the laurels. A group of Mexican Clappers and Shamrocks pose together waiting to rehearse. fFront, lefty Patricia Liggan, Joan Mc- Conchie, W'illiette Ray. Qliack, lefty Marie Hallion, Dorothy Moulton, Jane Price, Judy Sugruc.