Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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K--ac Senior Mary CIicoria's histrionic powers were awarded a medal at the competitive plays at Gonzaga in Novemberg her oratorical skill was rewarded with victory at the C.S.M.C. semi-fi- nals. Goodbye, 'I'rysI.' We bring up the rear of the 'lU0.' Quite an honor! say freshmen Qlst row, lefty lfonda del Vecchio, Judy Kleeb, Q2nd rowj l!'d'tte 0'Connell, Christine Schmeltz, Eleanor Dowling, fgfd rozvj Elizabeth Kendrick, Mary Lucas. .si Q i , :iyi st,i, W M Z lgb .. Sophomore Roseann XVellons and freshman Joanne Synowiec meet XVillie on his way to the roof to give Old Glory to the breeze. Can anybody imagine what K Street would be like without Alice and Clarence? ninety-four gl Q86JOI'l'l P0 MC85 1

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ejoiceti Freedom rejoifes indeed in equal levels for all classes! No longer does the graduate leave with unforgettable memories of Senior Class Day alone warm- ing her heart. liarh year she has had such a day and has been enrirhed hy them all. -lunior Day was perhaps the best en- joyed. lt has none of the poig- nancy of parting on the one end, nor the apprehension of arriving, on the other. It has outgrown its sophomorir' capers and arrived at the perfect stage. Here's to the -juniors i the hest of them all! -s 1 The joys of anticipation are in the air as juniors happily dist their plans. Qlfront, Ivftj Patricia Moran, joan l'1gt qbark rl Martha Sol, Barbara Schneider, Joyce Xvl'llSlCl'. .aa 40 ga XJ I-lnjoying the hilarious junior l'lay in retrospect are Carol X Scuderi, .lo .Kim Meehan, llaryne Rohitaille, Barbara King. 'SX 'No lunch tastes so good as the one that's followed by the afternoon offgthat is, after the clean-up, think juniors Qleftj Mynettc Matvey, Barbara Miraglia, Theresa Griffith, Joann N'ehslt'r. 7lflllf'fy-ff1I't'f' VY?

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ix- 4.14.5 lfreedoin produces yziriety ol talent in zi ynriety ol' people. XVho will szty, This person we need - that one, not P There :ire those who rise to promin- enee, those who huinhly lzihor :ind the tnzrjority who, distin- guished hy neither outstanding gilts nor deyotedness which heziutilies lowly service, drill on the lilzits hetween. Opportunity is si grezit leveler which, under lreedoin, olilers ezieh one zi plziee, lfew zinswer the sunnnons hy joyous, lVllUlClll'2lI'ICtl lzihor to lind their nieheg inziny wziste their resourees, unwilling to hzuniner out :iny worthy ref spouse which deinainds sell'-dis' eipline. .X grezit reslmonsilmility, therefore, exists under lreedoin - that ol' inziking .Vllllffllfllg Mary Louise Hickey, rnonologuist gifted with rare interpretative I I h V Q powers, is perennizllly weleoine :it N.l3..X. This year she gave us wo!! IZUIIIIC til 0llt'St'll. I :lite Thr' l'1'l1'1'l filr I1'l' lreedotn . . . holding equal levels . uarief 0 fadnf v1Y Mary Hzirrifarn who mlziyed Omhelizr in t1.ll.'s f . t I l . reeent presentation ol llrlmlel delighted her N.D. auditors. 'l'hey lollow her sueeess with gI'C2Il interest heczuise she is :in llllllllllil ot' K Street. Another lznorite entertainer with ns is Mr. john Scanlon, versatile :ietor who treated his audience this yezir with flurlain lfullm. 4 -1 l , i t.ff II1.Hf'fj'-flfll'