Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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Auxiliary Bishop of Washington Auxiliary Bishop of Washington Guides Keep Us Close to Our Lady As the hands of St. Aloysius clock point to- ward nine, 438 Notre Dame girls, loaded down with books, come from Washington, Maryland, and Virginia to begin another school day. Lo- cated on North Capitol Street beneath the white dome of the Capitol, Notre Dame Academy is one of the largest and oldest Catholic girls' high schools in the Archdiocese, having been founded in l873 at the request of the wife of General Sherman. 'The school is staffed by Sis- ters of Notre Dame ol Namur and is under the spiritual care of the Jesuit Fathers of St. Aloy- sius Parish. Three courses are offered: the col- lege preparatory course, the professional course for business or nursing, and a general course. The Academy is accredited by the Middle At- lantic States Association ol' Colleges and Sec- ondary Schools and is affiliated with the Catholic University ol' America. VERY REVEREND WILLIAM A. HORIGAN, SJ REVEREND REVEREND RFvrR1zND EDWARD W. MCCAWVLliY, S.-I. EDWARD A. FULLER, Srl. ANTHONY I MCHALL S .y V' 'VY f' 5 Blessed julie Billiart, foundress of the Sisters of Notre Dame spent her whole life teaching children to love the good Cod Who is so good! SISTER MARY LOUISE, Principal SISTER ANNA RICHARD Religion, Science, Science Club SISTER CATHERINE IGNATIA Religion, Mathematics, Soclality SISTER GERTRUDE CECILIA Religion, Music, Glee Club SISTER JANICE MARIE Religion, Latin, English, Soclality SISTER MARIAN TIMOTHY Library, Braille Club SISTER MARY BERNARD Religion, Latin, C.S.M.C. SISTER MARY MARGARET Religion, Horne Economics, Art, Student Council, Christ Child Society SISTER MARY MICHAEL Religion, English, French, Publications SISTER PATRICIA JULIE Religion, Cheinistry, Athletic Association SISTER ROSE MARIE Religion, Commercial Subjects, Nursing Club, Good Counsel Club Below, left: Sister Catherine St. Edward, whose devotedness intakes lunch hour the best period of the day, chats for a moment with Caryne Robitaille. Right: Sister Marian Timothy introduces Sister Mary Michael to the school library's treasure of visual aids. sv? XY., 1- l , X' ii Y , , ...iw 1 Q31 --.--L-. .f.-fer.-rf, 5 'l'he theiue this year will he Winter Wunder- Sister Rose Marie who direct the combined land. Sister Superior listens tn plans uf Sister talent of N.D.'s costume designers, Clec Club. Mary Margaret, Sister Gertrude Cecilia. and thespians and dancers in l957's beautiful Festi- val. S' t f Notre Dame Teach Us What is the shortest mute limu the Bureau ul Stzuuliiitls ln thc' trophy for the l,:itin department-Sister Mary lleriiaird :ind Sister Smithsonian? Sister Anna Riehxird, Sister llzitheriue lguatia, and Janice Marie are pleased, Fm- Ihr- temh 501154-girly-Q year, N,D,A-X, Sister Patritizi julie study an street map ul' Washington :is they students have captured the Auxiliutn I.atinum srhuul trophy fm an zu lield trip fm scieme ziud uuith students. Right: Another outstanding zieliievetnent in the uzitioual Latin exauuiiiatiou, N. , 'QM' V' 'VNS- X.. X MRS. MILDRED DELANEY MMR. MARGURRITE TALIAFERRO MRS. REGINA Asn What would N.D.A. do without the lay teachers, who each add a zestful touch to our faculty? Mrs. Mildred Delaney, a Trinity graduate, teaches math and English, and helps the sophomore dramatists and orators. Mrs. Sally Gerrity, our gym and Family Living instruc- tor, coached our basketball team last year to the C.Y.O. championship. A graduate of N.D.A. and Trinity Col- lege, Miss Paula Mayer teaches English, history and National Problems. Our debaters capture victories under her guidance. Mrs. Regina Ash is a graduate and former instructor from St. joseph's College. Her work at Kay Street has been to turn out top English and history students. Madame Marguerite Taliaferro, formerly of Johns Hopkins University and instructor at the George- town School of Linguistics, replaced Miss Gladys Grun- waldt in December. Miss Grunwaldt, newly arrived teacher from Peron's Argentina, looks on with interest as Miss Mayer, American History and P. O. D. teacher, explains the process of tlemocratic elections. Agnes Harold assists with the banners used in the mock campaign. Miss PAULA MAYIQR rf X get 'M if t SAE X .1 .Vivre ...aw ., 4 i 5 3 as ff: E Q Q sr t ' SL ', fa-1 E Q' f- v af. iv . i 5 .5-'. ,E My if .ww W 414433 'liz gn- i 'LW If F he , ,053 Q ,iam 5,- 'Ria p 2 H Al, Q ,, E. 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' Awed but inquisitive eyes peered from under the brims of brand new navy-blue hats, as our l38 freshmen, tightly clutching rosters, began to explore. First discovery was a new oppor- tunity for nearness to Our Lord, through a study of His Life, weekly confession, and lre- quent Mass and Communion. The school lib- rary became a treasure trove, where Miss Curi- osity became so absorbed that sometimes she was almost late for her next class, in Latin, English, algebra, world history, home economics, art, or physical education. Green-tied aquateers, however, registered dismay upon hearing that the legendary swimming pool was under repair, and could lltll he used. Disturbed because her algebraic graph is incorrect, M. Vargo looks on as H. Gleeson tries her luck. The smile of M. Roney shows that she is anxious to explain the right solution. Watching with interest, at left, are C. Howell and D. Smith. .-J-I P S lb B tler, K. Michel, M. Il. Vargo, G. Owens, Freshies relax as their senior sisters entertain them at at getting- P. Minni, . a , J. u acquainted luncheon before Freshman Day. Facing the camera are J. Webster, M. Lynch, and B. Latham. .5 .ee gf' K ' 1 I3 nf A .err-9'I-',fig1t g.1gg A T .-W , - ' -.' 'WW 4 --.Q -2115 ,, ' M . . . j I . ' , . - 1-4' : - ns nf .-,-1. ,QQ ,. V w-M -. gf .- . V V- .A - , ,V .-ff A w A 'N - . -. V. ,, .1 . '4 'i1? .?W' . 5-Lmi ' T X ' - K A' ' K ' if ' cf? - 'Vw 1. T U -' . M, 'IPL Y Q ' , M T S K -V 'ffl -f fvfff' 3 -- ---1 l ' f ' V Q W5 ' ' W J Mm' ff 175-.l' 4-I-V. - f f f1f' - 5-.29 .. --lwq Y -1 , -E ' V fm an S 1, -2 A? .rl V, L- 1 ,V 7' zigfv 3 'S J5fVQA .-F., K5 ,. i Ja ,Q5,' y3.?,3-11, 1 ' . ' f- f y af' .YQ , Q .,. - ,ff rf., I gf V, .sr-gk 2 Z ffffxg ' W ,, - , 'il-l:L N' 'M' 'R -- g-4' -. .f f' g 31. ff ,Q ig' 5 A . W 'CQ ffm .1'.. , ffril ipf' . 3- n , V -f m xv w x ff?-695 3' .uf agp'-' va ,I Q . , .W - B I , 4 ny, Qs , 3 ,ga -- TV -1 f M Qifiiis Ap.. . 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V T' 'E 121 if XV x w , 1 .NW N XX ff V1 , X V XXL gf-fl . -..... Q s mx dx 1 X RH ,i N - f , I --N . - ff X 5 , F! i 3- L' Q 'V ,f 3 ' . V A K-9' - 5 'Q M 7? 'Y f ... 1 - ASQ: lik Kw- n .. f Q? TCU i 1 t if 'lik Green ties and saddle shoes are traded for dolls and rattles on prettiest baby are: M. O'Connor, C. Carr, K. Shaw, 1' ' V I' ' A 4' kg Q ,. v X Q ', . -4, V .tx . yt- vxkkhy E A K, g f if Q mgifhyy gum 5 M Q J ... 5 V efifn if l S. Vitt, Freshman. Day, as freshies ilrcss up for Notre Dame's first Baby winner P. -Iillson, M. Bastek, C. Corso, C. Magrogzni, M. Connors. Parade. Anxiously :awaiting judge Judy O'Connor's decision ol Freshies Star in Impromptu 'Consequences' Our Lady of Wisdotn smiles down on freshmen discovering the place of the freshmen, as history report deadline draws H6811 N.D.A, library. Exploring newly found treasures are S. Edwards, Five freshies all trying to use the same book are: D. Boswell, B. Trainor, j. Motta, I. Neveu, and C. Brown. At right: Refer- E. Zucchet, D. Buckley, M. Aluisi, and nl. Collison. ence books become familiar friends, and the library the trysting u rf -vi Drives, meetings, news flashes from the P.A., last-minute cramming for classes or exams, and, of course, the daily exchange of ideas and plans-all go on within the walls of the homeroom. P. Tingley, M. Link, and C. Reith put last touches on a religion poster for homeroom. There are some seniors in our school, and they are very, very cool . . freshies sang gaily to their senior sisters on the cautiously awaited Freshman Day. Little Miss N.D.A. and her senior sister chuckled over the play seniors gave to introduce her to school activities, and enjoyed her part in the stunt program and the party which followed. Already she was begin- ning to feel the spirit of Notre Dameg here, she found, girls planned and relished both work and play. Straightening her bright green tie, she marched oif to join her favorite activity, so that she, too, could contribute something to make her school proud of her. Write and erase! The flannel board saves time and chalk dust for these Latin scholars slaving away on their verb drills. K. Michel, S. Ripple, M. McBreen, J. Werking, P. Sheehan, and M. Clancy. Mllea minute drill in Room 3 Rookie Latin pupils recite Daily drill lays a foundation for the translation and grammar from the slave to plow as M Collins flashes vocabulary cards to come. 45- ty, w iOl,,,Ij3 fl'lZlXIfTl? vvf' if fafliq 'Sill if 1 A i 1 'ln M 5.43 ,,, Sewing is easy on new lllZH'hll1C'4! .Mlm Studying thc lmusic slcpe in lll'ChSlIl2lkiIlg, thc frcslnm-n :nr nnzxlly clown In thc zlflnzll scwmg nf their pri7c'1l rlnslvxs. Mznching and pinning hor xnzlterial is And Find Adventures Palma Faber. while Claudia liilcrl, Sumlm Wwill, VZIYOI Du mul Sanzlm Pnlxinnlc sew hnsils. in New Subjects CLASS OI ISUZU, I-nm! nw: I,. l.nslnl4l1, lf. l'1iIlgClLllIl, R. llnldcl. Mclireen, Ci, Brown, NI. li. 0'Cnnnm'. M. fiUlll1UI'5. 'Ibp 1-mv: lf. l7llBllSkY. P. llc-umlds, ll, II2lj.1j.QCl'IX, K, SCIIHIIIIIICI, I.. Bnhznl H, Demirtashcv. C. liilcxx, Ni. Hcn'n1:nn1. Nl. O'CnnncI1, S, Scun- non, Ram' Izrw: A. Russ, Ni. Kc-nnm, Ni. Ilnllnnd, H, Ulccsun, M, lon, K. Dugan. ul. XN'v1'ki11g. NI. Dcnnpwcx. ' ' 'J v-QQQQ., fix xx K .Mx fa V. an -ln. 3 Q -74355 gnu? LL., NDA. Spirit Wins D's Freshmen history scholars explore the world of maps as they dreatn of faraway places with strange- sounding names. The span ul' years from ancient Egypt to presa ent day America presents no proh- lems to E. Fay, M. Quinn, G. Fiordaliso, li. Gray, and M. Valen- tino. Freshies enjoy the chance to hear their own voices. M. Montague makes a recording as M. Dempsey regulates the volume. S. Scanlon. K. Shaw, F. Dulluskv, and G. Silllll await their Itll'l1. As N.D.A. goes, so goes the Na- tion! Freshmen M. Lewis, M, Val- entino, ll. Foley, and li. Gray learn basic election procedure as they join the student body and faculty in voting for the Presidential can, didates. 'H' 'Nh Each week, as Miss 1960 groaned her way up and down stairs after gym class, she vowed she would never be an athlete. But when her muscles finally began to limber, gym took its place among her favorite subjects. She still had energy for art class, where she demonstrated the intricacies of gothic and Roman lettering and disagreed with the color wheel. The most impressive aspect of world history, she felt, was the size of the textbook. Yet, un- daunted, this optimistic miss ventured further, and accepted the challenge of Latin I, looking forward to the annual nationwide Auxilium Latinum Examination, which gave her a chance to gain a medal for herself and another Latin AP ,jir- mm. J.. 5' CLASS OF 1960. Fran! rout: P. Salb, M. Quinn, V. DiGuilio, M. ey, J. Loftus, P. Sheehan, j. Cowling, K. Taylor, tl. Hodgkins. Top Vignali, R. Dubreuil, Row two: P. Mullally, C. Corso, S. Cain, row: C. Yakimchick, D. Boswell, D. Buckley, M, Lollianco, M. M. Ward, I. Neveu, N. Geiger, C. McFadden. Row three: M. Ron- johnson. ATI1 B'F Y W'thO Ld In the crisp fall air, freshies groan to the cheerful voice of Mrs. Supplement exercises and relays until rolri weather tirncs gym Gerrity's hearty one, two, three, four. Volleyball and basketball classes inside for games, health lessons, and popular dancing. use fum 5 'M' , 2.1 Gary , .V ,, , M..- Mi: Hill, how long belore the paint ladder is down, so that we fan use the swimming pool? question eager frosh, who have learned from the seniors about the won- ders contained on the fourth floor. Mr. Hill, who has heard this question heforel, chooses his words with care! A. Catta, R, Dubreuil, B. Hifkey, ll. Vernon, P. Lawless. G. Saitta. trophy for N.D.fx. Music Appreciation class provided an opportunity to learn forms and periods in the history of music. Then, sitting bark, listening to recordings of the great rom- posers, she learned to appreciate as well as to spell 'Tsrliaikowsky and Beethoven. Rrrrip . . . positive she had ripped out enough stitches to sew miles ol' material, weary Miss Freshman struggled with patterns and scissors in home economics classes. Mournful looks perked up into proud grins, however, when january brought the chance to model the fin- ished handiwork. Later, cooking appeared on the Green Tie's roster, and our little miss was often fort-ed to make a difficult decision: whe- ther to put the ingredients into the oven or into our little miss. She smiled with pride as the D's sparkled in dramatic' productions, joined the student body at the polls to vote for the president, and as Christmas drew near, sang with the Glee Club, wrapped gifts tor the poor, and wrote for the Dome Christmas supplement. limploying their rulinaty artistry, iieslnnen Home lit. students prepare a tempting and nutritious salad. B. Bryant, P. Robison, li. Hirkey, M. Collins, 'l'. Kearins. ln addition to regular arademit' subjects, all freshmen and sophotnores al ND..-X. enjoy the advantage ol' two years' training in tooking and sewing to lit them for their future role ol bonu'-makers. Learning to identify instruments and uudetstand musual structure adds to the enjoyment of listening to musir of great composers. tl. White. P. Collins. S. Starke, Ci. Collins. 5 1,, Q' NIM' A ...ag 1 M. Madigan, M. Lewis, S. l'ut'feiibat'ger, I.. Whi NVhalen, M. Mt'Carthy, I.. ilatmetti, and ll. Robins sf f If 4l7H'f ll'l Xt ll llt7l'X 3' :ya v F ttt X -ff? ,gp A' At Tiff' are sf- we-Q 1 3' -'17 43 Q' 'Vw ct: LL! W . Q, HELQQQ DUE..-T99 if!-IOUT DELAY -nu-as tl it time X Now draw line PR, says P. Haggerty to C. White, as they construct tangents to a circle in sophomore geom- etry. Behind them, M. de- Luna and P. Cleary work with the same problem, as E. Kendrick and AI. Living- stone look on with interest. Character, Service, Leader' ship, Scholarship - these are the qualities required for membership in the Na- tional Honor Society. Soph- omore prohationers are hap- py as they start their proba- tion year, hoping to he ad- mitted to the N. H. S. next year. M. Hallion, -I. Haslin- ger, M. Cantwell, K. M. Daly, B. Ripple, P. Frost, P. Meyers. Working to meet the dead- line in the American Cancer Society poster contest, C. Byers, L. jannetti. and QI. Synowiec put the finishing touches to their entries. The Mass and the Sacrzuncnts form a Illllllll' pail ol' thc Sophomore religion course. l.. Lang, li. Kendrick, M, Nfalker, and M. VVehsIer lN'l'UlIlC better acquainlcrl with the altar VCSIIIICHIS and xc-sscls by distinguishing them in nnrnalure. From learlul lreshie to scintillating soph was quite a hop, but they made it! With ties of red and blue blazing learlessly, second year students set out to prove that high school was made for the carefree sophomore. They ended up proving that certain angles are supplementary, and that more people than Columbus needed compasses. Their wisdom was tested in wandering through a male of hermits, Fathers and Doctors, heretics, tribunals and councils in Church Historyg while their love grew with the study of the Mass and the Sac rarnents. Angles and Honors Pattern AII1 Sophs' Life with Mary CLASS OI lllfrfl. lwfml mfr: -X lYllt'kllll'f, ll, Ripple, A. Faber, L. llzunxelti, M. Williams, xl. Synowicc. 'Pup wut: Whalen, M. jenness, M, Madigan. M. lklctlarlhy, P. S. Pulfenbarger, ll. 0'ConnelI, M. Crump, P. Mcliay, P. Meyers. Rmu Iwo: 'll Madden, C. Byers, M. Manley, M. Riccardi, M. Peterson, V, Brockway, P. Cleary l l t 1 rs 1.3.2. .: -...tt ,- HU, Q.. , , 'I W LH' x M. Q . I l L 4 E i I . flx fi' i, f 4 , K x X P X Q W ff f w ,, ff X Q YW 1-n .lm V 1 ,W l - 4 ,ff N i f 'fi u ,fx X il .. F Resolving l10l to eat the pastries they made in Home lie, sophomores hoped that in 'lune they Could still fit into the skirts completed at mid-term. Culinary experts volunteered to aid the 'l'ry.s'l with a bake sale. Feverish preparation lor Sophomore Day helped keep waistlines trim, and the sueeess of their presentation, The Little CLASS Ol N593 limit! lll1l'I Nl. Roach, ul. Kleelx, ll. Bowie, S. Rayne. P. Madigan, K. llalv. KI. llarrell. Raw two: xl. Shibel, K King, M. Cantwell, l'. lftosl, I.. Hook. M. Brosnan. li. Downing. Lost l7w'1ire.ss, justified the e their loyalty from freshman brought them the exploits ol' a an .fXrthur. Striving to lollow serving Cod Well in daily t kept serious long enough to ga I rome to hurv Caesar. not to praise him! proclaims Marr Antony CC. Sheehanl. Sister's desk serves as a hier for great Caesar. on whom gaze Romans -I. l,CIlll, M. Hallion. K. M. Daly. and M. Fit7gerald. ffort. Many transferred idols when English ll Beowulf. an Allred, and Our l.ady's example ol asks, merry sophomores in their share ol' honors. Top row: M. Hallion, llaslinger. l'. Harman, ll, fitlllillll, ul. Lentz. M. Yoculn. M. Connor. hr' av-X - HTA Biologists Hvvlliil the well-dressed Roman soldier will wear! Sophs prepare for Caesar's Gallir Wars lay learning the important parts ol a soldiefs armor. M. Anthon, j. Bush, L. Ison, K. Daly, J. Higgs. La prononcialion francaise est tit-5 facile intones the suuve voife on the French pronunciation record. Suplis hate their doubts as they limher up their facial lTlllSl'lCS. Left to right they are: li. Downing, M. Manley, A. Wheatley, Pl. Shihcl, and M. Yofnnt. Book reports, at feature ot Miplllllllilll' English, are displayed by artistic Sophs P. Riccardi, P. McKay, J. Miller, P. Mey- ers, M. VVehstcr, and C. Kenny. Meet 'Herman' Heading la t'Ill'fP flu jour for sophomore mademoiselles was French I. They roamed through the countryside with Remi and his troupe, and, between adventures, got an intro- duction to Frenrh culture. Wearers of red ties found Latin was deeper than declensions, as they directed their attention to indirect dis- course, sequence of tenses, and the subjunctive. Probing was a sophomore specialty, as they ex- plored the inner mysteries of friend frog. Still, they found time to engineer the annual C1.S.lVl.C. Valentine Party. Sophs, who spent many after-school hours in extraecurricular at'- tivities, helped to keep the school ablaze with spirit. My heart is in your hands, headless lll'l'll'l2llI warns sophomore biologists S, llayne and l'. lftost. M. Roach thinks llerlnan is definitely something to look into. a-'txt 3 If- in Gg i x UH' CLASS Ol' l959. lfroul mum Ll. llowell, M. l.utas, ls. Nlttahe, t. Hush, M. Webster. 'lop 1 Sheehan, M. Fitzgerald, li. Kendrick. ll. Mark. Ron' Into: bl, l.iif C. Schmeltz. A. Yanniello, R. ingstone, C. Magrogan, lf. Del Vettliio, ul, Miller, M, Amhqm, .l- 9 'VO '49 M dt lunt CL. Nlatello, l'. Lyons. Mudd. Cz, ,O ,z ,- .Af Q6 'F , . Sf fx 'al X, A X .' QS. Q, In .' K ' fs . f, K A 'F' may x sw L . K Ag l J 3 L A I R Q L ,Z:i ,f , X Q , . , X5 Q H XXV If-J uf? I, x M If Q X, K , L 4 E 1 R x w ' .A A good Clatholit tnakes a good A1IlCI'lli1ll1. A Prittiliard. M. Reinhardt, P. Sallomn, and I., Taylor put the finish' in touches to osters ortra inf ideals resented in the 5 ,, K- 'WPA PVYP-,QIXP junior religion course, l.lTf171g Our Iwnlh. The junior Miss was easily recognizable by her shiny junior pin and her aura of sophistica- tion. But beneath her gay exterior a new seri- ousness was growingg and she found her Junior religion course helpful in solving the moral and social problems met in everyday living, as she made a deeper study of human and divine law. The annual Retreat in November left her even more determined to make this year her most uiccesslul in the eyes of Our Lord and His Blessed Mother, Open and closed e's were fharmingly jumbled as she tried to repeat tales ol romantic France in her own words. Irregular verbs, however, provided her with the greatest opportunity for developing her llair for originality. Meeting Busy B's Labor at Chosen Courses RIIIICMUS , . find inniots do laugh, as Anne Gallagher reads a The Auxzlium. l.uln1um proiules a pleas joke from the humor section ol' the Auxllium lulinum lllilgklllllll Gallic Wlars and the l.atin subinnt'tive A 51: 7.1 X 9' s -cv Y Double, double, toil and trouble! clamor the three witches J. Bedingfield, J. VVilliams and M. Brookbank. A Villeneuve and M. Kelly direct the cauldron scene from Macbeth. Caesar, she unflinchingly battled her way through his Gallic Wars, armed with supines and gerundives. As her powers of concentration increased, along with her knowledge of words, she understood Notre Dame's emphasis on Latin. Hearty support ol' school activities prepared her for the day when the Junior Class would lead them. Her class was represented in the Fashion Show, when students modeled Mary- like gowns for the Winter Ball. She sold pea- nuts for polio, collected for the Tuberculosis Association, the Marc.h of Dimes, and the Hun' garian Relief Fund. And she enjoyed the movies that rewarded school spirit and brought inter- vals of relaxation. In March she glowed with spirit as Blue-Ties celebrated Junior Day. She savored every mo- .luniors Strive or CLASS OF 1958. First Vow: M. Williams, M. Downs, P. Chancio, stone, R. Hotchkiss, M. Byrd, S. Gorrcll, B. Hagan. Row three: M. Reinhardt, J. Williams, C. King. Row Iwo: J. Vergol, J. Fire- J. Taylor, W. Ray, H. Walp, l-1. Rodano, L. Combs, J. Bartlett. ,-.. Leadership in '58 Imagine meeting these three in the hall! Actually, they are harmless juniors por- traying the witches from Shzlkcspeau-'s Macbeth, as they a- wait the approach ul Macbeth and Banquu, D. Doyle. KI. Fcddon, M. Collins. ql. hludson. M. Root. CLASS OF l958. lwonl row: l.. Skiclmore, ll. llmczito. M. A. liaro, P. Salloom, Top rout: M. l.. Brookbank. C, llllllll. I.. Smith. Huber, M. Ruppert, A. Prilfhzird, R. Graziaino, ml. Holland. Ron' R. Schroyer, B. Phillips, li. Matvcy, T. Shives. Iwo: M. Carroll. M. Moore, Al. Delftmtcs, M, ul. Biidjziko, R. Pag- No gx w ha lk- ..- .-.M .:...a.l .. K ISS? lift-.fi 1 ip my . M Qmx 'rv- ,gyg f ' ,II V .- ,. E a . Q 55 ' V N - t, Lf' V Q 1 F F t lf J , .... . L CLASS OF 1958 lfront :ou J hppard li Benton M Kelly D Bedingfield, J. Kissal, B. O'Reilly, L. Cranston, J. Cawood, Top Marino A Villeneuwe D Gauthier Row two B Trotter J row J Price, S. Ferber, L. Harris, P. Clohessy, M, 0'Connell, S. ment of fun and frolic, and glowed with pride when True Gold, the Junior Play, proved to be an outstanding success. Back to lessons again, she developed her abilities in oral and written English, trying out for elocution and oratorical contests and enter- ing short stories and poems in the Scholastic Writing Contest. World maps for history taxed her ingenuity as she spent long hours in the library tracing America's foreign connections. In Algebra II she watched equations grow to unparalleled proportions and complexity. The quadratic formula was a familiar foe. Sanskrit couldn't be harder than this, moaned our future business woman as she tackled Stenography I. In Room 2, she learned to type the light fantastic to the accompaniment Interest in the language grows as French students delve into the customs and systems of education in France. Counter-clockwise: J. Holland, D. Moulton, M. Gallag- her, D. Marino, B. O'Reilly. ! ,f C J' .36 it QW unior historians learn to appreciate both the courage and the risks taken by out ounding Fathers when they signed the Declaration of Independence to safeguard American liberty. A. Abell points out john Hancock's hold signature to T. Shives, A. Baird, P. Woods and M. Fern. Al right: liach morning faithful Mr. William Wheeler, known to Notre Dnuw students :is Mit XVillie, raises thc Stars and Stripes over our school. Too Many Dates Pose Problems Clickety-clack go the typewtiters as juniors work lor speed and certificate. B. Brocato, P. Clohessy, L. Harris, l.. Cranston, A, accuracy, in the hope ol achieving the coveted thirty-word typing Pritchard, M. Budjako. A -- , m . - .5- i.... wmms. . su. f! lJs 'N x X x 2 X C9 X 'g C .5 , x . , 3 Q ff X My X . I ij. xx as ,Y ' :AJ V? 4 R 355 A i 'A'-i v 9 Q l f X ff- A 1 ' A V 5 v 5 A X 2 X I ,, Ki, ' Q3!.'.!'5m qf' 0 Y J ,, lv 74,-I- 'i gr- ..,.....ffV Q. 5 ...nm - 45' 3 -5? -'PSAT M- . M. 434 -'Qi .-,ff of soothing retords. She strove to develop also the poise, the responsibility, and the good grooming that would make her a model sec'- retary. In Consumer Living, she learned much about intelligent buying, budgeting, and home man- agemetit, and made a wedding scrapbook that would be ol' immense help to her some day in planning her own wedding. Class artists studied the great masters and produred some master- pieces ol' their own. At the gay .lunior-Senior party, Miss Blue-Tie solemnly read Senior prophecies, predicting which senior was most likely to succeed in the field ol' coal mining or deep sea diving. May Using algebraic ltitinttlas to delei'iiiitn' the possibilities for winning a gamble are B. Rana and l'. Liggan, Is there a formula that will tell nie Gonzaga's cliatices ol winning the league t'hanipionship? wontlers gl. I-Iltlen. ...ai 'NNf'i N-1 dl Privileges and Responsibilities Mount ln preparation for a -ltiniot Iuntheon, tneinbets of the Consumer for an appetizing and enjoyable meal. Iwfl lo right: li. Rodano, Living Class visit a lmal Saleway store to purchase necessary food tl. Rahe, M. Byrd, Y. Burnette, and S. Gordon. N ',tt' .'f' ,' lei' ,,,...--:iii-naw JN Nw i KM., K J . we -nr - 6 . Q' s N ,f x ,- s - f - f . , 4 R J . - 4 tw Jai 3 ft l.....J' X... ,.,,...- st., ,J S. 13 36 .' Q R, If ' dl' -Y. brought the yearbook and its annual gay scramble for autographs. Fun was the word on Spring Fling Day, as the jaunty Junior Miss sailed around the school with her friends, and joined the student body in all the informal games that she could name. At the close of the day, she made her way to the auditorium for the presentation of scholas- tic and sports awards. Then, after a moment of hushed silence, the officers of the new Student Council were announced. Shouldering the res- ponsibility of maintaining the spirit of Our Lady's School, her class had become the Senior Class of Notre Dame. I '44- il Juniors of the Consumer Living class visit the E. B. Adams Company to ex- amine types of dinnerware, as part ol their instruction in economical and in- telligent purchasing. L. Combs. C. Blunt, D. Gleason, J. Geris, J. Redderson, J. Firestone. National Honor Society pins are a goal worth working for to these junior N.H.S. probationers who have shown leadership in school activities and a good scholastic rating. Aspiring to induction during senior year are N. Campo, A. McMahon, J. Staples, J. Loftus, A. Leone, M. Fahey. and I.. Taylor. A. McMahon casts an approving eye on J. Smart's poster for the Wlinter Ball, as D. Moulton hurries to complete her own assignment. Drawing posters and design- ing assembly programs are some of the ways art students contribute their talents to school life. ...J-Ai ..,f H-wi' r 4 w r 1! gn? . , N fi' if ' Guests al the luncheon prepared hy the junior Home tasty luncheon. J. jaiiiie, j. Streett, M. Polvinale, j. De- Ec. students smile appreciation ol zu well balanced and Fontes, P. Kraft, Bild M- RHPP- A Bl T ' E l ' t Bl cf G ld CLASS OF l95H, Ifmnl ww: ll, Rana, D, Doyle, li. Covins, C. A. McMahon, C. Meyers, Judson, L. Spnuls. M, Magnclti. 'Inj Callahan, N. Campo, bl. liltlcn, li. Pizzzirelle. Row Iwo: ll. Staples, row: F. Overcnd, M. Wvillimns, I. Liberty, M. Collins. M. C. R001 D. Moulton. v n f: 4vu- .ff ,aut fir- p .rt .Wi-ryrsunuvnn-1rlz..x- 1.-nw u-1-ui.. -1 Business booming! It couldn't be otherwise with Executive joan Eileen O'Connellg file clerk, Judy Sugrueg and mimeograph opera McConch1e and a personality plus ofhce force made up of typisl, tor, Nancy Flanagan. Looking for additions to their list of present-day Hoegen, M. Ombramonti, C. Scucleri, li. Lucas, and tenns used in French magazines, seniors are intrigued A. Brandt. by Paris styles and personalities in the news. M. S 1 ,555 K .-v 'e Q it s. , A t. . r me t g f- ' N if A fiti i. enior apolcgclics rcqturtts straight and hard thinking. listen as Butler explains to M. Matvcy, al hoard, thc Scniors hcgin their course In analyling sonic ol' thc fallacy of falsc gCllCf2llllllIl0ll. common crrors in reasoning. ul. llurlson 'intl l' lflii A's Work and Plan as Future Presses 'ia A year of exciting lirst times, glad times, and of nostalgic last times . . . this was senior year. Leading the school, under the watchful care of Our Lady, seniors substituted kindness for teas- ing in Freshman Day plans, inaugurating the Senior-Freshman luncheon. Another '57 first was sponsorship of the Winter Ball, which seniors endeavored to make Our Lady's Ball, Marylike in every way. Trash cans added a musical note to the memorable emergency Tryst drive which launched our yearbook with a cheer and a chuckle. Senior interior decorators produced the galaxy of angel-haired stars that shone down the stair-well at Christmas time, as well as several daintily chopped trees among the classroom and corridor decorations. At the traditional candle-light sing in the auditorium, seniors caroled Un Flnmbeau, -,6lIIIll6fl't ,' II Est Words . . . words . . . lntnclrecls of tht-nt to learn before January l2, when we tricrl the Scholastic Aptitude Test of the CEIZBS. College lloarcls classes were held lhrcc days a week for college-hound seniors. Patricia llowartl looks up a puzzler in NN'chster for 'I'ht-rcsa tlrillith anal Ellen Lucas. N65 Minuit Cln'dtien,' and other French fav- orites. In French class, Eh bien, ecrivez . . warned us that the last lap of the dictation was at hand. No senior was left harboring any doubts as to whether one letter could alter the pronuncia- tion of a French word. Latin scholars, enthralled by the oratory of Cicero and the poetic depths of Virgil read on into the night. They got a taste of medieval Latin, too, in excerpts from St. Augustine, St. Jerome and the Church Fathers. Subjects ranging from the Suez crisis to ju- venile delinquency were discussed in National Problems classes, while domestic problems, from the family budget, working parents, and child care, to dating and grooming afforded lively dis- cussions in Family Living classes. Some English students began to feel a personal attachment toward writers they studied after perusing every known book written about them. Browning and Thompson were favorites. You ain't nothin' but a hound dog! Rita Moriconi supplies the music for a Family Living Class skit illus- trating the contrast between life with and without emo- tion. Co-starring are M. Nelson, A. DuBusky, P. Moran and P. Jones. Family Living discussions cover almost everything from Elvis to efficiency in budgeting. ,r Freshman Day Bubbles with Laughter Memories are being made for the freshmen as seniors plan Fresh- man Day. C. Barricelli wraps favors that are reminders Our Lady IS always here. Decorating the stage is fun for M. Morahan, A. Harold, and C. Cappelletti. Pat jones, program planner, sees that no evidence is left behind. I H5112 P'h'!Wn'vkf io 011,01 'iw . as 4 .1 ' L I 3-1? if ,X W 1,95 'Y American History antl Problems of Democxac cl t ft, . 421 f i' T, Dflme 'ax lg ,X i a 'NJ . y 'asses saged lican and Democratic National Chairmen P Woods and L in miniature the '56 political campaign, in an effort to acquaint Callahan look in a 1952 Dorm to see how lN D A girls ran the student body with the issues and the candidates. Repub- the Adlai-Ike campaign in '52 After Hours Brim with Activity G0nZaga's invitation to Notre Dame's juniors and seniors to a Halloween tea dance started off the festive fall season. Games parties, and tea dances added to the fun of every Kay Street girl. Happy memories remain of good times. . t.tt -.- H l ll3'TfY Shakespeare iealia in the heautitul lfolger Memorial Library it s 101 lnglish urst P Mmm l Muts t 1 Outns tract N. ll. A. visitors who are studying llftmlrl as part of t J Meehan C Bradley l Nlrdigau O Mcltch and B llnrelto Wondering il' this exp:-rum-nt will end with an explo- sion, S. llall bravelx trtrns on the llunsen burner as Il. Shibel prepares to light it. Investigation proves that the formidable apparatus is merely a Leibig rotuleiiset lor the distillation ol tx'AlIt'l. Eyes glaled with scientific' concientration, senior chemists searched for laboratory proof ol erystallivation, Fingers numb, typists strove lor sixty words per minute, and stenographers struggled lor their one hundred and twenty word certihtates. Interviews and examinations lor college, nursing and business careers occu- pied seniors' thoughts as the year wore on. As the Ns listened to guest speakers who fame to present opportunities afforded them in many litres ol endeavor, they asked Our Blessed Mother to help them choose rightly, that they might serve God as He wished. The senior re- ligion tourse, alter giving them a basis in reason lor the truths ol their iaith, prepared them to bring Clhrist's teachings into the business world and the home. '9 40 ,an- 5 mf N X X 'w-.. Wm.. GRAW 4 .f Z Facts, files and fatigue. Senior fact-finders scan the files of the Congressional Library, as they begin work on English and history research papers. P. Magrogan, A. XValton, B. King, and B. Miraglia. Cafeteria queens, the Seniors, leave class early to secure a leisurely lunch: E. Madigan, C. Bradley, A. Dullusky, T. Elia, M. Magrogan, N. Flanagan. and R. Green. After the blessing of their senior rings, the year seemed to speed even more quickly by. Final exams, the Spring Festival, their last issue of the Dome, May Procession, Spring' Fling Day, and the Senior Day of Recollection came and went. Before they realized, it was graduation day. Their high school days had drawn to a close, and the seniors stood together for the last time, at Trinity College Chapel. Looking down on them, Our Lady smiled fond- ly as she sent them forth to battle for her Son in the Commencement of their new life-Our Lady's special children, the Class of 1957. The familiar good morning of Clarence and Alice cheers the day for N. D. A. students. This muchaloved couple are a traditional and integral part of our school. 2 i Modern design in miniature! Girls ol' thc lfamily Living vealed unsuspcctctl ingenuity Altci being dtspltud mtl class uscfl everything from spongcs to ply wood to create jutlgctl, thc' houses touml then u is Xl s In their dream liouws. Floor plans :tml Color scltvincs rc- Home. Among Contest wmncrx uni X liittg l 1 Sugruc. C. Scuclcri zmcl l C4 Last Times Together Are Glad Times cky enough to hznc lu'r birthday lull on 21 school day, R. A. Flaherty, Butler, l'. L 1 1 M 4, chcl pulls olll thc fqnullcs on her cake. Waiting for at piccc are fll2ifiI10. A- Hiifflld, kilkl A fIlllLllllCll ,.g, .hge 8063? I ' 'T '3t'fF'? 7 f :rm 0 .S- A'.f,r l '10 Wm ' 'CN my ,U V U 'A 331 5? 1 .ii .ff .2 . Q fl' fs 4 1. v 5 . ,4 ffuifiw . Re1nen1ber, O ntost gracious Virgin Mary. that never was it know that any- one who lled to thy protection...was lelt unaided... Under the protective mantle ol' Mary, the Notre Dame girl meets a variety of challenges that equip her to take an active role in life, wield- ing an inlluence lor good. lixtra-curricus lar activities develop her abilities, and each girl is encouraged to utilize pre- cious high school years to the lullest. .X generous heart, a cooperative spirit blossom in such an environment. In this way, she becomes equipped to serve larnily, country, and God, to the full. we ...... .. at Gi wif it 0 0 o P, M f.. 0 .. l. -tw --'li-M' 1' e st 1 . . 1 :tt I .. .5 'Wg' i l 1a, - Ev A f .s.ts sl. 5.35: I ii - . I ,. l Z it Q I f !,,,,,,.,l,.s. V-U... hmtw ww is v. 4 1 ' I W., ,,m.u..4,m.. 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'f Y fx M ll-a .:'f NK:l1' IZA., I N Q 7 f sa v 1 r A 2 ,KL as H V gm 'H .W I .5 Q, M 1 ,--Q-, P igxxj ' 4 Q A ' 1. . Vivfr f f '45 , 'Z 5 S' , E 8 'fx :X v' Hz ' 4 +23 . fa, E 0 g 12 ,Y if L ' of A . X s Y i Q- Fi 'f ' V' ' gl 4 Q W, fm K lb Mx A Council Leads in Service The establishment among N.D.A. students of friendly cooperation inspired by respect for the laws of the school is the aim of Notre Dame's Student Council. Democracy in action, the Council is composed of 40 members, elected by the students. Headed by a President and three other officers, it acts as mediator between the student body and the faculty. At monthly meetings, student dif- ficulties are ironed out, and suggestions for the betterment of the school are de- cided upon. The Council sponsors drives, dances, and special projects ol the school. Each day, Councillors are at their posts before school, during change of classes, and alter school. Each Freshman home room is assigned a Senior Councillor, who becomes for the Green-ties a kind of guardian angel, as she helps them over the confusing but wonderful days of freshman year. When Freshmen elections conclude at mid-term, nine new councillors join the thirty-two veteran student representatives. Holding a list of notices of rehearsals, games, programs, and club meetings tand a few detene tionsj Student Council President Sheila Reynolds prepares to read the afternoon announcements over the P.A. system. Vice-president Mary Ann Allman prefixes Sheila's remarks with familiar chimes that strike fear into the heart of the non-law-abiding citizen of Kay Street. Elected by the Senior Class, the President and Veep preside over Student Council and Senior Class activities and assemblies. ii-W XVait for the second bell, joan Butt chides Kathleen Schommer Senior Student Councillors. President Sheila Reynolds reads the who seems anxious to get to her next class. Councillors on duty in note to: tseatedj jane VVampler, Mary C lemcns Matguciite Nickles the corridors maintain order and silence after the bell signalling Mary Omhramonti, Kathleen Madden and tttandznfj Rosalie the change of classes. Right: Gonzaga's invitation to a Hall0w'en Manasseri, Roberta Cronin, Mary Ann Nlhnan loin Nfcfomhit tea dance for Notre Dame seniors brings out the smiles on these and joan Butt. 1 3 --1. , 4 Nl.nx C nllullm' llgln- lla-vnmmn Iltx .u tum lm Nllllgllfllli' Nuklcs nml Nlgng.nc'l ll.nlm'II .lx Klum pupnm- lm ilu' l lNllI4lll Slu fm Nlgnxlikm I-Z 'x f .K 'M ff ,gg lf. -Q nw xpmwmwl ln lllc sllllll'l1l fl0ll1ll'll. 'lklu' 1u'u'nl was num lm Ihr lu lllllllll llllllbl llmll wlmll lln' YlllllCIllS tlt'4lltQlll'll In Om lmlx r l ,av l-,will-ml Iunim cllllllflllllx ilu' lumm Scnlul' l.IllN lu ll lung, l . lxlllll, R. Xl. l'.ugI1.mw. N. lubcr. la, Pwn- lmvn. N. NJINHII, C, f.Ill.lll.Ill. Could llu' girls gn Qllbhll lllc' 'up' amps lmlll lln' painting is linixlu-sl? ll umlld mu' flllll-lISll?Il,u Nllggi'NlN mpllmnmm' mumxllm ,login l,lXlllj.fSlUllt' an fvlluw num rillurs look tlll ln Algl'0l'llll'Ill. ll:-Iping lu !ll1lllll.llll wmmll luncliuning ul ilu' wlmnl am- lllllHll1'TlVlX1'lf N. Rmmwlmlx. I, I.ixingslmu'. QI. llll'l1lSlxI. l', f,UlllllS, M. f.1llllWL'll, ll, Rnp plc, ll. llmvir, CI, Slncclmn. il. kcnmw, nml K. sllllllt'lll. U uma' VHP HU fe Beautiful St. Aloysius Church is the scene of some of the N.D.A. and ilotnmunion. Especially dear is the annual May Procession girI's most precious memories...of the Mass of the Holy Ghost, in honor of Our Lady. the annual Retreat. weekly confession, frequent or daily Mass Gaiety in Giving Patterns Catholic Action Hare a heart for the Missions! CI.S.M.i1. Crusaders turned N.D.A.'s L. jannetti, P. Madigan. M. Yocutn, P. Filson, M. Connor, M. auditorium into a country fair at the Valentine Party and Cleared Roach, M. Hallion. F4550 for the Missions. XVrapping packages for the grab bag' are i u-7- N .. umm-uni-Jgvwt -H-.Law-fisxtv f Sllllillily llclvlls I.. D1'L'llillQlIl illlli K. Nliltilifll Hill ' x 1 i llllfl , I , NIIHPUI Man chwoliolls xial lhl' Nllllllli wyslvlll. lflghl: laolly- pops lllilixl' Sl Illlillg l'i'W1lHi fol il swccl lllollcl. :ls N1 Iayllch illlll ll, Irlillillllll' pill lhl' illlifxllillg lolullw oll lhn' elrl-xx lllollclul hx fi2llhN l.llllLfll'y. This c'l'0:llioll, logvl hcl with Illlllly olllvriw Illlllil' In lhlllll' lic' Slllfil'lIlS. iw llcslillvml lo hc xl'lll lo llL'l'llN lhllcllmlll oi thc' XXLINIIIIIQIUII all't'2l. u' X fl 'nn-1. is 1 Li' l.oxl' lol lloml .lllll Manx walw lllv silwl llllc ul lllll ll'llll1lIll1' all AILISS, Slllllllll llltlll ll lll.lyll,.lll1l lallul lol lllllg illfflllgll lhc' lalhric ol' lhc' Nolrc' Dzllllc giI'l'S thc 0I'I7i11IlIS, Tho fiillhlliii' SIIIKICIIIS Mission CfllS2ldf' Nlllflill VCZIIQ Ill Sl'lJll'llliN'l', all thc Malss ol thc- Holy lollcclccl clothing lor thc hldiallls alllcl spollsorccl ll I host, who alskccl fLod's hlcssillg Oll thc yealr. lhaalycrs Mission Palrly. The Christ Clhilcl Society Illlldl' clothing llc-ion' llalswx, Mama, SXIKIKZIIIICIIIS, alllllllall RCll'Q2ll, llllll illlx thc poor, llllll thc lailllf' Sisters a-Xllxilialry galvc sux'- Sl'IliUl Daly of Rl'lllHl'lli0ll illl'l'c-alsc-ml IICI' spirilllall llc- law ill lllc Holllc I'ol' thc Xgccl. fiI'0XK'lIillg lhc' wall' waln Xl'hlIJlIll'llI. Soclallists 411050 Zlll l'Xll'2l week daly lor alt- Our I.alcly's Maly Prolcsaioll. lol IIKIIIX ISU xc-alla, N.ll.,'X. girlx IIQIYQ' WDilIlll1'l'll'1i sc'l'iil'cs lo illlll I2lllll4ilN. lfllglll: Wllh Nlolhcl' fi1'l'2liliilH' lll'L' lilllc SiSl1'l'S llll' I.illIl- Sislm-ls of thc Pool' Illlllllk Ci. SIIPCIISIII alllrl ll2lSlillgl'l .Xllxilizlrim-S R. x11lllIliN1'I'i, Kill'-PIl'Si1il'lllI R, filllliill, allld lfcrl- Ill' .IIIIUIIR lhm' Ill! gillx who NCIXI' lhc silk alllrl hvlll ' ixilK'iIK'II Chill, lJlACSillt'lll. Q ' 5 'E ' a ,al l ?a 1 a l f l X aa.. 'balm-1 -p-n-.anna iii? 5? lXlARY ANN A1.1.x1.xN bl,-XRY CI.liMlCNS flRl-ITA Ill-irixillax R4DlSl'TR'l'.-K BRUXVN Leadership, C haracter, 'lihrough the dark shadows ol' the 2lllllll0fll1l1l four candles cast a significant glow. These candles symbolize the qualities which should characterize members ol' the National Honor So- ciety: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Prohciency in studies is only a part ol' the goal to be attained. High scholar- ship must be .joined to the ability to lead, motivated by personal integrity and the cledication ol' sell' to the service ol' others. Here at Notre Dame, girls are admitted into the National Honor Society only after a year ol' probation. .Xt the end ol' freshman and sophomore years, those students who have received high marks Q. K.-x'1'i11.miN lXlAllDliN wr, 1 -Q' vu . f 1 We z , f llivrm O'CloNNok ,ll'DlTH QUIKFUW Scholarship, Service :incl who halve pznticipzitetl in school activities with real N.D.A. spirit, :ure :ulinittecl to this prohzitionziry period. When the year is roinpli-li-il, girls who have nmintziinecl the standards of the N.H.S. :irc imluctetl into the Society at an lormzil :assembly and ztwzmlecl their llll'lIllDCl'Slllll pins. This yezlr's N.H.S. assembly was made especially lIlClll0I'2llPlC by the return to Notre Dame, as guest speak- er, ol Sister lNlziry St. Francis. Sister is instructor ol English at 'l'rinily College, but until IQ55 she was N.D.A.'s senior teacher ol Room 28, inoileraitor ol our yearbook und our newspaper, 'flu' Tiysl :intl The llomv, :incl hzul charge of clrzlmatics. Smin.A Rmwoiiims RIJSAl.ll-Z AIANASSI-fRl junior National H o n o r Society members: A. Cale laghcr, Ii. Covins, CZ. Callahan, CI. Sclnnid, S. XValson. lXlARGARli'l' REYNOLDS PA'l'iuc:i.Ax Ssirrn 9 ' ., W-l .X A Atkiiowledgitig the demonstration from the lloor, Democratic keynote address, and M. CI. Tighe introdnfed the Democratic National Cihziirtnan M. Reynolds presents Stevenson CB. Trotterj platform, linthnsiaslic nominating speerhes were given by ll. and Kelkiuver tj. Loftusl to the delegates of the Convention. Comix, S. Marsh. and Cl. Busch. Following' the imoczxtion by E. Klovins, J. Feddon delivered the Model Convention Enlightens Future Voters Lively strains ol' the Deinocrzitit' March spark lhc ClllllllSiZiSlll of aspect ol' the llonxentions wus the good sportsinztnship ol' both the lleniocrzits as they show their spirit in true Clomention style, Repnbliczins and Democrats, since the Clonxtenliong were ht-Itl lljzponlt' page: Republicans register xziried emotions as they in one gissemblx with both Parties present. 1lVV2ill Iill'll' llllll to WVZIYL' ll2lllllCI'S llllll Sil0lll Sl0gHllS. lll1lqllC TEXAS at Nlllvi tt t t . 1 . t I 4 4-'fwwvvh f tr f l s. ...-.Q--1-W .fm out5tANAi L W QFD,-3 ' pt if if Q ...af i'1 x L K M X ' I -s ig 4 l tl Applatttst- :ings through tht' :ttttlitoritttn :ts Prcsitlent liiscnho-wet' Mr. Nixon KI. Clztppcllellij, PRIliliEIlllL'l1l1ll'lZlll A. llnroltl, :intl hy tl, Qttigltwj :tppt'o:tt'ht's tht' plzttfottn to :tfttcpt his I'C-l10llllll2l- P. Clohesss, CI. Meyers, Bl. Collins, R. l,ennon, P. Smith. ll. Ittllt Ht- ts wt'Itomt'tl In tht' Nillllillill lllmitttiatn tl, llixtwij, l..tthnni, .intl M M.ttvt'x. Polititztl t-ntltttsiztsin rztn high :tt Notre lj2llIlC in llciittztt-:tts :intl Reptthlittins lxttttttltetl their respective Uttohct when .Xtneritatn history :intl problenls of tottventions. Beginning with at roll tzill ol' the states, tlt-tnottgtty tlitsses, with thc help ol their tcztrlter, Miss eztth will-niinttte tottvctitioti wits run :tot-ortling to strict Nlztyet, tJlgQIlllll'll .t nzttion:1l presitlcnliztl fztnlpztign. p:tt'liztn1t'ntztt'y pt'oc'cetlttrt'. Girls took such positions :ts Rt-gigtigttitm tm Otttilpt-r fl, Al, gtntl 5 hitiml the entire t'hziit'tnc'n, chztplztins, pitrli:tn1t'ttt:tt'i:tns, spt'ztkct's. clerks, sthool gtntl lzttttlty Iollowing the lorni ol' ztctuztl rcgis- tlt'tnonstrzttot's, song Iezitlers, with tlelegzitions present trzttion, giving sl1tIt'IIlt'Ills tonic-rning name, nge, citi- lrom every stzttc :ts well :ts the territories. November 5 ll'llSllllD, gtntl putty ttllilitttion. During :intl :titer the sztw N.D..X. :tt the polls, where lztcnlty and students it-gisttuttiott pt-tiotl, the two pztrtit-s pt'otttt't-tl gtntl ttsctl joined the nation in choosing Dwight David Eisen- topies ol the putty plzttlot-tn, httttons, slogans, pictures, l10Wl'l' pl'CSiClCl1I Ol the United States. gtntl otht-t tztinpqtign tn:ttt't-i:tl. Un October 19, the in fm. 1 -1 vt x if 1. v 1 . , ? .ky x 5 E 'SP 1 may f Q, uulml thc l'qn'mcx 1'cm'ciw 9052 parity? lha- I957 dclmlc' lIllC'Nli4lll counseling of Miss Mayor he-lpcri lhL'Ill solxe thx- problem. Sfwlwfl: nmimivci an 1'h:1llc'nfc im' our 'unim' :md senior clchzllcrs. l,ill'l'll' li. Lum, M. ohnsfm, C. Bllflkfl P. Fmst, Miss Niavmy ll. lkmtlcl Y 1 I E1 I H . Y V E Illl't' from X2lI'lUllS mxwllllwlllzal :uni fllflll hlllflllli :md thc slczulx .Nlnminzwz . Smart. M. Ckmtwcll, NI. kvllcx. S. Bnvnc. li. Bowls. S . A . . . Spea ers Master t e M19 ty Wor liul. 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N1ilglll'111, S12ll31l'S, 11. 51111111111 111111 1.11f111s. 1111- Miss11111s 1111- 111. 13111111111-ll 111111 M. 1'0111s11 1 1LIlIS1Ilg I11 1-11111111'11g1- 1111-111 111-1'111'1- 1'11111i1111i11g wilh 1111-ir 11w11 l f Tai! we D6 v C xv 1 K Q all 'aww ... !.. ...e.. G 'S .hxl 50 Qi Q o l mf' X ffl fkll ,, - .X I z, ! i X ' W 5' 1 f- file 7 f f ill s ,YH ... ' v Y , 'X ...-f 5 t ls Club Time Meetings. projects. literature and discussions of thc Good Counsel Club aid the students to chouse the XOC2ill0ll iuusl lllllllg for happiness and siicccss. ,X display illustrziting' thc vzirious xoczitions highlighted Nfarfli, xufzitimi month. Sctniitl-gi':ul6i's M, Claincy and ll. XYnIl:ic'c iumlcl tht' Sisters' habit in iuinizituic, whilc Club mcnibcrs R. King and S. Hull qprcsi- tlvntj lllllllllt' thc- displzn. Ilu- N,ll..X. unit ol' Sciciirc Clubs of .Xnwricizi zictivzitcs individual tht- bzibfs liczulf' instructs Mrs. Wznicn, thc Red Cross nuist-. pmjt-its tu bv sulnuitlcd tu thc annual lfuturc Scientists of Aincriczi during hci' wt-ckly two-liour lccluic un lundiuulcntzils uf baby caiic. tunlcsl. Cllicrking Scictitl' Club lIll'l1llll'TSlllp Cards :irc ullifcrs P. With hcl' ant' tht' 0illL'ClS ul' thc lfuliirc Nurses Club: NI. ifziuuou. llitrziitli, ll. 0124111111-Il, and M. XVL-lmslt-i'. Right: Bc surf' to support K. Millitlfll tPYl'Slll'-'lllll lllltl M. flll'llH'l1S- Qi ' .BMX I lilly, :Ili 'null .gk ' ., '1 M l 'VUL 'M C W i v gs, 3 V it , I Q- M 0-vw. fm-vw Sillllllifllh which urisv in an mmin' SIZIIJS ulmmlc-. KMIICIN in Ihr Cas! wi-rc U. Dc-cluilmll, thc' lkllllllb c'fIic'ic-nl NL'i'll'l2ll'f, xl, llfvllnmi :Incl NI. Rom. Nlill'-Slfllfk Iccxmalgcls, Nl, Ninlu-3, Ihr' sullxx vznlvl, :md thc' L'YlCI'lI1ill2llOl'5. S. Nlzush :xml C.. I'n11'1'cIl. Capers Set Scenes 1-old. liHI'l'illL'tl by thc hold Uxpnsb- nn' Alllllf lllllllllld. Pxlulzu Hcnrx, Iudith Sluplvs. 'Ivan XYiIIiumQ um! Sm- lfcrbcr. EE ig,i is ! . Ntnitns Intlx Qtnp'It'x gintl Xlgttgnrt llt' Yltltltw intitxtlntt' Itttlx, il lil1'Nll' nmn plgtxvtl hx Rnht' A Nt lit-xlnntn lhx ll'tx Scnint I-rrlzl Ilttnihin tlntttttl tht pln ' 'xi-fav.. ,A i. fl: ? ty t C H 1 Fhrq 6 af ,f - fm: i , I . ' ni? . ., ms K Qt 2 Q 'f'. ' g ff' Nliw Nlxiu llXRILIt.XN lllt' llznnty ltutn l5llll,tlllllllL1llll' D lfiixt-iiiglitt-is titutstnt- lllL'lIlUlll'5 nl gl'CllSC'lJ2lllll, lrtmlit- I 'fa -2 Vt, king it-litwnsails, .tntl lztst-tninntt' lllClllOl'llllllJ: :ts tht' tnr- tizttlitinnttl Nativity ttthltuinx. cnhatntctl In int-lntlit-N nl latin :ings tltnvn nn tht- 1957 stutstni. ln xtznt tht- l't'stivi- tht- Cllt-t' lllnh, Snlmhx tlttlightctl tis with tht'ii tn'it'nt1tl ox- llt'N, St-nitns gint- tht- CLi't't't1'tit's il prt'vit'w nl sthnol att- pt'titnt'nt, 'l'ht' Lust l'1'intt'ss. 'lint' ltnt- in .t l.txhinn livititw tltning tht' l lL'SllIll1lll Dtty plzty. Pick up thost' xttlnn wztx lltll'lIillfC'tl in ilit't1t' Cltvltlf' zu lgtntilnl Alnnitn ttit's! Nlisw Xlznw llaniigani, tntmltlvtl K Strtftft ztt- tlchxt'ntt'1't:tint'tl nn ,lnnitn Dan. Ont: lwtl. tln't't-, stttp it-sstw ltn Sun Stititltf' N.lJ..X.'s t'ntt'y in tht' Ont' ,Xtt ltnn '... xWt't'l wnntlm tt1Sln'ing lfcstixxtl ttiitlittxigtstx an I'l4n tlnntt-st ht-Itl in Nmt-ntht-t'. with ltrtirtt-t'n sthtmls Illl tl:tntt'i's gintl Ntmgsttws ttnnhinctl tttlt'nt in 'TX XX'intt-i' ttbIlllJt'llllg. 1-ittting tht- lllnislinzts stwtstmn wvrt' tht' lfgiiitiixyf' XM' htm' XXX' how! llliinztxing lht- Strplitnntmrt' Day fztnlztsy. 'l'ht' limi, lm, lv,,,,H-tx lm- tml gong it lung M141 ilu- 43151 mltq- nit-lln, l', Nlcyt-ts. K. Mt'llnlx', l'. Nlzttliggtn, l'. lfrtvsl, ll llgnnilttun. tht'ii hnws l'. llt-nity, I,t'nll. Nl. l'illlgl'l'2ll4l, IS, Gtntztzc, .-X. Yun- II. f-lllll. P, Nltliaty. :tntl P, Rit't'gn'tli, . kff P .31 A5 , :L y , xq- .W . N xl - X I if Qjx ZX X ' y , v I sw 'i ty' is umm ff? it t .. N Q3- a,,g...u.,:,, Raef- 490' an ' fy ,..4knQ They Found A major project ol' Notre Dame Sodalists is helping the Sisters at St. Vincent's and St. joseph's to bring good times to the orphans by entertaining them in their homes or on trips downtown. Christmas time found many N.D.A. girls, among them C. Callahan, taking children to visit Santa. Santa's reindeer, skimming up a stairwell decked in red and white, heralded the approach ol' Christmas at N.D.A. From the top ol' the stairs, the Star ol' Bethlehem hung poised above clouds of angel-hair over the Crib scene erected below. The scent ol' fragrant pine stood in the air, from the huge tree erected in the rotunda where hung the Advent Wreath. Laughter of bustling decorators echoed from every home- room, and the spirit ol' Christmas grew with N.D.A. efforts to bring Christmas joy to the old folks and orphans, Indians, and the missions, On the nineteenth, alter a visit from Santa Claus to every homeroom, Seniors, carrying candles and gay carol books, filed into a dram- atically darkened auditorium to sing French carols. Alter the sing, a series of beautiful tab- leaux retold the Christmas story. lielow, left: After cutting down a thirteen-foot Christmas tree to decorate the rotunda for Senior carol-singing, J. Webster and A. Brandt bravely climb to the top to set the Christmas angtel in place. Right: XVhite Christmas in Room 25. Decorators j. Wood, J. Howell, and li. Brazerol create a miniature snow storm above the little Crib of Bethlehem. tik ,yr K We t Nf H t rf, ., fx if-1 as: A R xt! The Child With Mary, His Mother if-if 2 ' f-E .. 4 5 if 13' IXQN it E? 'Tyr' T '. ' yu 4, X O 'R 5 S Q wil' l ' His '9 'I-il ' 'l - 'hc lilllf 55f'i '5 'MUN Cmflllcllfi' whilc f.ill'iSIiL' Busch took the part of Sl. joseph. Others in thc ple-aids, 'liixv ML' your ill'1ll'l' . . XYm'tls ol thc liurkgrutlml iizll't':lA ml,lCmN wc,-K. C. MC,-cl-Sv mdcnv R. Sfhmy-mt' p' gallooml 1:14 ' 'INCH' uf UH' f-hI'lSllU1l' Ruin, l'. timid, ll. Glct-soil. I.ihvi'ty. l'. Xhmtls. NI, Ruppert, liw tv rifit-tl llw snlcinnly Iwziutlllllly .IIIIIUSI ' , h A I fl WIN NI, I-'t'm, S, lfcrhcr. '.'.'L '..1 'Z 1 in , ,I . tulmlvzitix ns lllL'lllill'l'S ul' :ill linux' rlzisscs t'mnbim'tl lhllll' lcsl C 4 tn itltll tht Christmas stun Slllllllll Hill poll! Hui Our l'idx 'V F x Seniors tlcrk thc stairs ul Chrislmzis. P. Stone and Ci. i Burrell till righty :ulmirc the Crib Scent- crcctctl ill tht- fuot of thc stairway hp clef- urutirig cliarirmcn H, Di- mond, C. Scutlcri, Sllgfllf, IK. Barrick fnut pifturctlj, :uid thcir 90 hclpcrs. vu. '- I htoh ltli1l'l'i'3llllf niusit' , . . linlxle and glitter of crystal . . . rnstle and lllllflllllg ol' school lriends grown suddenlv nlore heanlilnl . , . iox ol ispei ol rainbow-lnled lnllela . . . laughter of happy toiees 4 .. knowing this was Oni' lradx's hall , .. I Mary's Spirit Pervades Gala Winter Ball --ff -qv ,,1i tw it . if-1.1. sf N915 f .. gi. Alter months ol' extited planning, -lannary 25th finally arrived, the day lor Notre Dames Wfinter llall, spon- sored by the Student Clonntil. .Xniid the sparkling lights ol the Presidential Arms' Main Ballroom, Notre Dame girls and their dates danced to the music ol' Tiny Meeker and his orchestra. Dedi- cated from the start to Our Lady, this dance was something special to N.D..X. girls. Our I,ady's spirit pervaded the atmosphere ol' the whole enchanting evening and made it a memory to be tucked away in the innermost part ol a girl's heart, never to he forgotten. lndx Kleeh and her date find their names in the 'lovely Winter Ball program designed in the sChool's hlne and while hy Junior Linda Cranston. 1 W lf, 1 I 6 5-' f,Q !:,n5'.v, ' , rv, 2 ' Ar 1 wa 1. 4 ,.... 3 'O .4 fl xr, 3 'Xxx 6 . L X l-5:'.?.-if .Q vs-v ' Q? xv X. L L vw V. if Qi I .b 1. A i f 4. l, gi ' wi l'rum ilmnniillcc lllCllllX'lS begun in Nmcnihcr their plains for ll. XX'ailiplci', lNlcC0nchic. R. Cronin, R. lxlZlll1lSSCYl. xVCllSlCl Noun- Dzimds Winter Ball which was prmwunc'ccl by chapcrons .slnnflingz M, A. Allman, M. Cl. Tighc, S. Reynolds, ffllillflllilllb :incl girls alike thc most Imcziulilul ilzmfc thu had cvcr allcnmlczl. M. Nicklcs, P. loncs, M. Rcvnolcls, M. Cllcmcns. joyful nl thc siicccsw lhnl rruwncml their cllorlg arc: .xm1r'rI. il. Bllll, 1 I I Qs sim, 4 - . .. N- . Nli. :mil Mrs. .Xsh Sllllllllgly wzilch lhc' .JMX ww' l.:l'2ll'Cl'lll rlzinccrs whirl pas! lhcm. Q35 r. ' R, Dugan and hcl' alzilc pause llClWCCll mlzinfcs tu chat with chapcrons Miss Mayer :mal Mr. lVillizim XNru'k, Mr. and Mrs. Cicrrily, and Mr. :mil Mrs. Allman. 3 1 x XL N N X 9 u 5 f Y X ,f X x X nr Q1 , 1 l H , 41 x 5 X . O i si , 2 1' SN. -:R Nw Q jpg! sb- 'Sf en. The art of picture-cropping demonstrated by lidi- members learn that. from planning to layout. tor-in-chief Sheila Reynolds intrigues C. Callahan. pleasing pictures require more than the camera's R. Manasseri, S. Hall. and O'Connor. Stall click. The fun began lor the H357 yearbook stall' nearly a year before the finished Tryst made its debut. Initial dis- cussions floated on dream clouds ol' ethereal plans. Soon, however, staff members learned to reconcile the beautiful with that which was practical and possible. XVork started in the summer, when staff members at- tended a preparatory yearbook course at Catholic Uni- Write-and rewrite. Legend editor joan Brayer Qcenterj keeps her staff busy polishing their work. Smtrcl: J. Price, E. Benton,V J. versity. It was at this time that layout and picture plans developed as the theme stirred to life. Then, in September, Mr. Shields arrived, and flash- bulbs began to twinkle. Carrying risers and arranging props for pictures provided laughs in the early weeks. Meantime, any news about progress made on the year- book cover, pride of the staff, was ol' special interest. Brayer, KI. Callahan, D. Moulton. Standing: P. Meyers. kj. Staples, Loftus. K. Daly, P. Salloom, P. Frost. work on tht ititltx lo wztlth Art l-.tlitor M. C' Nl. lu lltisls stops ' ' light- show li. Phillips how to lzty Ulll at sprc-zttl. Svnior Section 1 litlitoi, Qtiiglvy, fltcrks thc wortl fouiil on svtiior writc-tips figlllr Xiiotht'r ml t:iiiit'l M, lliiiioml lvlls ll. Shihcl, A. flat limit its tltwulliiic- tit-in sic-atltltilv iic'att'ct, 'l'rxstt'rs iiiovt-tl Ililu tolls likz- troppiiig copy :mtl large-ml writing, 1 . tlmiigiiig lqivouts to ztllortl hvttvr plzirctiietit ol pictu lure- Il FCS lht' tc-lvplioiiv :mtl tvpcwi'itci' shztrctl honors with tht igrvztst- pt-mil :tml proportioiinl t'Illl'lll2lI0l'. wiit- - . -- A' -i ' it thc t miplttttl liul Iouriicx'c'tl to thc priiitvi '4Nviiio :it Nottt- llzttiit' was lhc gissciiihly skit that spzttlwtl tht' tltiu' lot Iivxl mls :mtl pzltioiis. 'Nt-lilo, plziyul hy lfvtltloii, Iiiigillx woikml up toiiratgt' to tiizilst' lhzit iinpoilzitit czill lor at hall- tii their tlrixt itll tml Al. lhitl, Mcmht-rs ol thc business stall hcgz trls iii tht' siiiiiiiicr, :tml lhcir czirlx stzirt, foiiplctl with hztrtl ut hroiighl ivwztrtls. tht- slztll ltlt wcll irwxtitlctl ln' tht' kiiowlvtlgt Ili 1 girl 'tt N DMX. :tml c'vci'x' phisc ol school hlt tlztitt 1 plant- on its lmgcs. .Xml now. their Gfliorts :ire rrouit with tht' ioy ol' seeing their hook tacitly rCtClliiig , . . V . story livctl :tt Notre llitiiic, tht stoix ol .1 seat l.zttly. with page' till. lfllliltlllilglllg hvt :tic ll. iiitllztliztii, httsiiivss ltl2lll2tgi'l'I sm L. Cotso. X NYlicutlvy, M. Miluwslsi. li, Rsiiii. l', Szilloomg slum R. lliowii , lx. Scliiiiicl, l'. l'ilsoii. f x1 sd ll 'N Zll LX NDA. Choristers Echo I V I Q' 1 1 SF is '11 f x . ,ff A Proctor, M. P. Magnetti, M. Carroll. M. Fitzgerald. Rout Two: CZ. Rossi. M. Dimond. K. M. Daly, Holland, A. Crittenden, N. er lf Benton Mazurek, M. Lucas, D. Marino, . Front limp: M. Hallion, W. Ray, O. Melech, M. -I. jannetti, M. li. M. X. Huh , ., , il. Y . ,l Haslinger, C. Sheehan. Top Row: il. Sugrue. 0. Deenihan, M. Clemens, D. Moulton, M. Lance, P. Coad, A. Alamo, K. Madden, Lampo, M. Williams. Row Three: M. Morahan, MCConchie, li. Bl'2llCl'Ul. in-lee Club ollicers smile as they list candidates for lhe coxeled Cleo Club medal. awarded for fidelity and service. President Kath- leen Madden is giving her O,K., to names checked by Vice-Presi- tlClll Crela Dec-nihan, while Mary Clemens, secretary, and Ann Xlamo, treasurer, examine the medals. I l l l l 1 Purity ol' tone, precision ol' attacks and re- leases, and perlection of shading and interpreta- tion characterize our Glee Club as they sing their way through the school year. After singing for Conhrmation at Holy Spirit School, and lor the Green-ties on Freshman Day, N.D.A. students combined talents with St. -Iohn's in November at a program for National Catholic Youth Week. Christmas carols formed background music lor the lovely Nativity tableaux at N.D.A. and St. Aloysius Church, and for the Peace Pageant at the Ellipse. February brought the Mid-Winter Musicale ol' vocal and instrumental music, and in March, Station WWDC's Catholic Hour lea- tured our singers. On April 27 came the Glee 4 Strains of Lovely Melodies r L4 V, x K' s ' Em ww .t sl f e if N' lt 5 fx 1 .. f 5 3 . t s ' E it lwonl Noir: I. tlollison, M. Lewis, li. St-sock, M. M. Gallagher, R, 5. XYZIISUII. ll. Self, D. Payne. M. Metinrtliy. Top Rozr: ti. Cial- llulm-uil. I.. tlzistailtli, li l,un1, M. XYiIlizuns. Ron' Two: Loftus. Izrhzin, Nl. XYartl, S. Vitl, P. Tingley. 'l' Mzltltlen. l'rit'e, Clziin. l'. Nliulignn, l,. Spztuls, M. XYillizuus, li. Fitzgerziltl. A. I'-ziirtl, K. ml. Sayre. L i NLllHllIlIll'l, Hon' 'I'lnr1'i lf. Nlznleer, l.. Blllleli. K. lfekete, fl. Corso. tllulfs nnnuail ziImpezii':int'e in the Catholic' Uni- versity Nsitionnl Musit Festival, nt which our girls signin rt-ceivetl superior rating in Class A. The highlight ol' the year wus our own Festival, 'HX XVinter lfzititaisyf''l'llt'fileel1l11lJ tiontrihuletl suth thoruses ans l love X'Vinter, cle l.ziss0's licho Song, :intl an trirky concert 2ll'I'2lllg'CHlCIll ol jingle Hells. 'l'he joys ol home life were re- llectetl in fillSl1lllt'C'S Nursery Rhyme Suite, lNl:irch ol the Toys, Gloria in lixtelsisf' :intl Invitation to the lDzuu'e. Love ol homelzuitl was tleepenetl in the glorious linzile, '.xlllCTll'1l Our lleritsigef' :intl God liless .xlllCl'lt'2l,H sung with the ziutliente. On 'lune fl we sung together lor the lust time, :it Clonunentenlent. lfurry mulls :intl hrighl retl huts lor an ritle through an winter wontlerlnncl. Olga Melech :intl Maureen Diinontl inotlel the winter u't'essories Ulee Cluh inetuhers wore :is they look their zuulientt lor it inunt in at one horse open shziv in jingle Bells. XYUlNlCl'll1g how the pillhox ll2llS will look on them nre,.xlun1lii1g: R. l,ormlitrh M. fill'l1lK'llS, P. tiozul, :intl Cl. Rossi: xrfllrrl: M. Nlornhzin. ,I. Su grue, :intl .L llnmult. 2.4 . 313019 L35 1-,f,-,fyai 1 55 ig: - , ,fu E, . Jw, 1- .. , A -,mn ', fr if -f ,Q wx fr J Y if 5 , 1- 3 A5552 ' lf 4 , ,,. , QQ V . Air f 1 , .1 3.461 551 ,, a s 1 -T 5 -sms- 37 'fiffii'-.5 A - 'Q k -..' M494 - A x X 1 vw. '. ,hy 01 f H . N U X S ui x ,yw-..-9' ' an S! 4 Y' 5 0 j ggi X if 5 f X1 .34 ty YR f I ' 2,7 1' ' K! S HWY. f 1. .V - '. X5 , 3 K 1 ' . -fxwx WX nhl? ku, I fe' 3 S , M, 'N l N. D. A.'s Team An A.H.N. forward vainly tries to intercept M. P. Cannon tenses, anticipating her piss Ilmth O'C1onnell's pass in an exciting -I.V. game with Holy and Varsity games. however, ended with victory for Names, Right: M. M. Hoegcn captures the ball while Holy Namex. VARSITY SCORES -IAY Vlili SCORES N.D. Opponent N.D. Opponent 56 St. Anthony 46 l5 Regina 34 Holy Trinity 35 21 Holy Trinity Immaculate Conception odano, M. O'Clonnell, P 1 1 s 73 st. cetitia up 53 39 til Sacred Heart 41 29 Holy Names 35 Holy Names 40 45 St. Anthony 47 Immaculate Conception 46 I6 St. Cecilia All St. Cecilia f2j 42 lfnity, teamwork, sportsmanship make our Varsity Blnebirds the pride of Notre Dame. Front row: M. Hoegen, C. Schmid, M. Can- Nickles, M. Allman, li. R non, Madigan, C. Busch, M. Nickles. Row two: A. Ardeeser, T. Alillson. n .,..., os ,... Vu Q' 19' tm, 5 A-fm - V ,t , fi' , pl t KL X X Split st-tontl to think' Sprx littlt' ,l. llztntilton wontlt-is The gl'2ll'l' to play lztst ztntl lztir .... 'X lattuiliatt' sight just hcforv thc starting hott' shi' is going to tontplt'tt' hm' pztss to l'. Nltkgty tvhistlt- is thttt ol' our lllttchirtls joining ht-:nts :intl hztntls to atsls Ottt' l.:ttly's inIt'ttt-ssion, its thvi tvtitt' tht- .llt'tlttrnt1t'. 'I htills .intl spills Qltt0llllJ2lllll'll N.l7.'s l5lll6lJlI'Kl5 LIS ol tht- linztls. tht' l5lut'hirtls' totztl losses llllllllJt'l'Cll only tht-3 ngtxt-lt-tl tlnough tht- 'Bti-57 tI.Y.O. lmztskctlmztll seat' t-ight points. son. 'lihtills taunt- with vvt-ty gzttnc, its our scxtct hztttlvtl Ont? ol tht- yt':tr's grczttvst tltrills wits thc initiztl vit'- Iot lmskcts :intl high storcs. tory ol' tht' liluclmirtls ovvr Trinity Prep. This victory Spills taunt' wltt'n N.ll,.X. lilttclmirtls lost their berth wats swt't'l i't'w:trtl lor Katy Stt't't'tCi s woticlc't'l'ttl spirit. For in tht- platyolls lot tht- H157 CI.Y.O. thztntpionship by at wlttitltt-i' our ttutnt stootl in thc winnt'r's tirtlt' or wttttltctl ont- point loss to St. C1t't ilizt's in tht' linztl sctontls ol' tht- lrotn tht- outsitlc, thot sltowctl ztlwaiys thatt N,ll..X. sports- taunt-. ,Xlthough stottswist- tht- svztson lclt us just short tnttnship. Ullltflx 'tl tht' .Ulllvlit .xvitilllllllll discuss plains for tht- I957 slutlvnt hotly, puhlifizc zintl sttpport gzuncs, sponsor swinttning tutson with NllS.fil'll'llX,llllMll'l'2ll0l.'lvllC0l'g1ll1ll2lll0ll,l'0lllINlSCll howling, ztntl tclniis groups, :Intl l'ostt'r gootl spoitsntztnsltip il' loin olhtt-ts, tzttions tonnnittt-vs :intl at lttrgc portion ol' tht- M. Cl. Tiglw, prcsitlcnt, Mrs. CLct'rity, KZ, Hztns :intl N. Hams, nv'- 'E Qgx A! 9 X 'uu- 4 Originality, precision, and enthusiasm -on these three points was based the judges' decision that declared our Varsity cheerleaders winners in the Hrst annual Cheerleading Contest. Champions in the nine-school Archdiocesan competition are: C. Barricelli. M. Rapp, C. Hans, KI. Firestone, ll. Staples, M. Collins, R. Michel, fc. V 'V . ., 1 n Q Hs. in lf' Z R. Lennon, K. Allman, S. Hans, Butler. Ujzjwsilf' page Team enthusiasm proves contagious when our peppy J.V. cheer leaders claim a gym floor to spark the team to victory. J. Kleeh M. O'Connor, M. Cnnners, M. Roach, S. Osborn, F. Arehart, A Burke, C. Maiello. Plenty of Play Balances Bulging Rosters VVe've got that N.D.A. enthusiasm down in our hearts! sing team members and rooters as they start out to cheer the Bluebirds on to victory. The Archdiocesan girls' basketball league includes 7 school teams and is under the direction of the Catholic Youth Organization. Opfmxilf page: The little Bluebirds line up with a smile for the camera. Members of the tI.V, teams are, fron! row: C. Scott, P. Lawless, P. jillson, -I. Feddon, P. McKay, A. Wilson, C. Yakimchick, M. Busch. Row tivo: M. 0'Connell, K. Dugan. QI. Ciril- lo, sl. Vernon, P. Reynolds, K. Scanlon, C. Calder, P. Pilson, S. Scanlon, S. Higgs, J. Hamilton. 'J Q 8123. Quicken' than the eye-N.lJ.'s prize-winning cheerlead- ers snapping through their paces. Capturing top place in the art-a's first annual rheerleading contest, our pep squad rc-teived a trophy along with the privilege of cheering at the CL.Y.O. Girls Championship Game. With nu-inbers of the .X..X., these agile lasses spent the basket' hall season cheering our teams to victory. February an nounted the alter-school swimming and bowling ses- sions, which many sportsters enjoyed. Later, tennis pre- sented a popular challenge. On Spring Fling Day, intra- tnural eliminations gave every girl the chance to display her prowess in softball, basketball, volley ball and ping pong. At the day's assembly, members of the Varsity and Alunior Varsity stepped forward to accept hard-earned letters and numbers. The senior outstanding lor sports- manship carried off a trophy. Last fling, alter Seniors sang speeial adieus to l'ac'ulty and underelassmen, was the announcement of '58's officers. nior l us to live as true children of He p Mary, ever mindful that this ring bears her name' '... Wfords of the Senior Ring lnvestiture remind the Notre Dame girl that she is on the threshold ol adult life, the life lor which she has spent her high school years preparing. As she looks to ' ' l hope and the future, her heart fills witi confidence, for leading her is Blessed Mary, and she l'ollows with eager steps. to do God's will in whatever She longs state of life He chooses. Desiring to stay close to Him, she looks for guidance to s Him best, the human heart that know s for the grace to spend all and she pray rs with Our Lady. her yea 78 2 5-'ig-4 Sozffi .524 .1. 4 Qolg-W .- V' Kx Q. X X Q , X. . 1' 4 li , 5 if . V xy Um .x , rt, . 55.55 A- -. .gg i X. , Q: N 1 1 , . Xxxb 5 ' A 1 Off' s f r X- fr :Me me xi x . Q u C' . , ' ' . . -mu-vu ws' T '! 'WX WY' T- J' -f.. AXA- P xx .f3.xb.2,,R. vnu?-A XSQ, -A -Q A V 1 ' X 30 xx N R :x:,x.,g K1.,Q:3,fl,Qfj.liLx.L1,NgflQixQ3,X K iflbi U- X xxXf'RN Vgpn' '4-Y QVx'Sx,v K-' X 'f'-Qfkfw X , Zxxwx X X ,fxgx Q-xxxx xzjx jx, x. Nicqb M xxx X 9. .X lx X .K.rXX.X ,XXX x, X NN 3, X, - K gk- X y Q xQQxx-,M XX - Av xx A Xofv. xx'Q0w a 5- .xf,XX, XNXxXX.XN X uf' f Tifg QRQXS SHULA REYNOLDS Student Council President MARY ANN ALLMAN V i ce-President SHEILA A. REYNOLDS 4216 Rainier Ave., Mt. Rainier, Md. Student Council 2,3,4 lPresidentJ3 Tryst 2,3,4 Qlilditorjg Dome 2,3,43 Debating l,2,- 3,4, Sodallty l,2,3,4g N.H.S. 3,43 Assemblies l,2,3,43 C.S.M.C. 1.2. Lovable lady . . . twenty-four hour school day . . . What speech? . . . fabulous character . . . flutterbug .... S atch. MARY ANN ALLMAN 2133 32nd Pl, S.li, Student Council l,2,3,4 lVice-Presidentj: Basketball l,2,3,43 N.H.S. 3,43 Sodality l,2,3,43 A.A. 3,43 Softball 1,21 Tennis 2. Helpful 'n humble . . . some peopleis children .... s aintly eyes . . . duties well performed . . . loved by all . . . M.D Seniors Lead the Way Under Mary JANE A. YVAMPLER 2005 Lewisdale Dr., I-lyattsville, Md. Student Council 2,3,4 QSCCTCIHTYDQ Sodality l,2,3,43 C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 lSecretaryj3 Dra- matics l,23 Staging 33 Nursing 3,43 Science 1,23 Good Counsel 3,4. Blonde angel . . , every galfs pal . . . voice that laughs . . . Isn't that fabulous? . . . slow smile that rips upwards. M. JOAN BUTT 2101 Owens Rd., S.E., Oxen Hill, Md. Student Council 3,4 QTTCHSUICIPQ Sodality 1,2,3,43 Tryst 4g Assemblies l,2,3,43 Science 23 C.S.M.C. li Dome 4. Smiles galore . . . Well .... v oft brown eyes . . . quiet sweetness . . . conscientious and capable . . , desires Io please and always does. GRETA A. DEENIHAN 1404 Madison St., Chillum, Md. Sodality l,2,3,4 lPrefectj3 Dramatics l,2,- 3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,4: N.H.S. 3,43 C.S.M.C. l,2,3,43 Staging l,2,3,43 Good Counsel l,2,- 3,4- Best you do . . . pleasing performance . . . perpetual pen clicker . . . brown eyed enthusiasm . . . girl behind the scenes . . . Grete. I-'.. ANN ALAMO 328 Oglm-llmrpv Sl., NW. Assmnhlivs l.2.fl.4: A.A. l.2.fl.4: Glu- Cllulm l,2,3,41 l1.S.M.C. l,2,fl,41 Dunn' 23,41 S0- clzllily l,2.f5,43 'l'rv.xI 3,43 Staging' 2.3.4. 3 Mixlurf' nl rlinlfrlm nnrl lr'f'rlfl1'.x . . . Hr nu'mln'r llrr Alamo . . . I'llll!lllI'fl lnzgru on Ihr' lrrw , . . xilwnl jmrrlnw. M. IOANNE Al.l'.XANDliR 5508 l4Ill SI., NNY. Dmnr' 2.3.4 llklgc fl l'1cliIm'j: 'l'ry.sl 2.3.-ll Smlnlily l,2,3: C.S.M.C. 1.2: AWCllll9ll4'5 2.3.4. Ilrzlmulicts 2,3,4g lfc-sliml 23. I lIll:'ll7l'l .... XI?llll'1l'llIll .mriullv inrlinrflf . . . frullirm lznrl . . . aniww mrlv. lvrlww lair. . . fninIm .x ink . . . Inv. ACLNIQS KI. .Xlll3lCl .Sl .R 3509 20ll1 Sl.. N,li. A.A. 43 llnskvllmall 2.3.43 Sufllmll 2: Bowling 43 Swimming' 41 Smlzllilv I1 'l'c-:mis 21 01'- chcstm l. Riff Van lvllllfll' . . . flying flnzwn .Vllllll . . . lm lln' lmll . . . xjnzllm nl lrwrlclrx . . . slrmgin' Illflllg ..., 4 ggir. BF.A'l'RlK.l'1 I. llARRlf.'l l'O 4807 7lh Sl., N.l'f. Smlzxlnly l.2.rs.4. c:.s.M.c:. 1,234.41 can-Q Cluh X 'NP -Q lg llzlskcllmll lp Swimming 2: l.ilu'zu'y 2. Un: lllllr' imfunl . . . rnrnfIl1'ximl llvrrfvrl . . . nmmlm m'1'1'In' . . . snlilm mrnff vmy X . . . llwr lilllr imlmrrl . . . full :nf llr'Ilv.V xx -cv N- l -gr? '6 w---7 'J-.A . Z? L-,X CONCFTTA A. llARRlClil,l.l 53l3 Pnrml Rd., SJR.. Coral Hills. Mil. Sodality 12.3.43 A.A. l.2.fl.-lg Cheer lend- ing l,2,43 Mujurcltcs fl: Fcslixzll lg Assem- blies 1.2. Clzrwrfnl .Y'1l'f't'l?1f'.VX . , . zwllilrf mfr llllfflfl . . . New York jaunlx . . . Ilmxf' imnv kmxs . . . g'P'!'g1Il'IOIlA' flrrxmnzlilv . . . lxlllinlm. BARBAR,'X .-X. ll.-Xlllllllk -1908 l0ll1 91 Nllf A.A. lp lluskcllmll lg Christ Child 2.3: Donn' 4: l.ilmrary 2.25: Sofllmll 2. I'n: Ann' l'fn going . . . fwizzu nmlcm . . . nlruayx Inu an Klll.Yil'l'l . . . lrlnrk lmiwrl lH'!IlllV . . . 7IIl'lll'lllUll.N Ylllllflll . . . linlalfifg r'-Q... ANITA M. BRANDT 6118 43rd St., Hyattsville, Md. C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4g Dramatics gl Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Sodality l,2,3,4g A.A. 1: Bowling 2: Science 2: Good Counsel That touches me . . . distinctive in ap- pearance . . . quick trips in a blue Ford . . . statuesque . . . eyes of blue . . Nita. ROBERTA M. BROWN 4817 S. 28th SL, Arlington, Va, C.S.M.C. 1,2,3g Sodality 1,2,3,4g Tryst 3,45 Dome 41 N. H. S. 4: Good Counsel 1,233 A.A. 3,42 Assemblies 1,2,3,4. I Everybodyfs biddy liuddy . , . Maine . . . fun and friendliness in her giggles . . Ocean City .vpefial . . . gay and busy . . Bobbie. 's'-w-...- CAROL E. BRADLEY 5744 lst St., S.E., Temple Hills, Mal. Sodality 1,2,3,4: Assemblies 1,33 A.A. 1,2,4g Bowling 4: Majorettes 3: Festival 4g Swim- ming 3. Always on the go . . . long hair a specially . . . has her own telephone pole . . . prize for neatness. N5 vg,.. X joAN F. BRAYER 1039 Crittenden sr., Nu. Student Council lg Dome 1,2,3,4g Tryst 2,- 3,4g Debating 1,235 Sorlality l,2,3,4: As- semblies l,2,3,4: C.C.A.C. 3.4: Good Coun- sel l,2. Reporter in ll rush . . . my wmiderful docIor . . . vivid imaginntioii . . . that casual look . . . New Yorklx' mv lmn1e . . . ,I.B. Blazing Paths of New Traditions MARY ELLEN BURDETTE 5309 Dorsett Pl., N.W. Glee Club 1, Sodality l,2,3,4: A.A. 23,41 C.S.M.C. 12,35 Staging l,2,3,41 Assemblies 1. Infectious smile . . . but he said . . . short stuff . . . talkative funster . . . capa- city for parking ears . . . Naples marriage . . . pizza hater! I CATHERINE A BURRELL 410 E. Mason Ave., Alexandria, Va. Tryst 23 Sodality 2: C.S.M.C. 23,43 Dra- matics 1,2,3,4g Dome 4. Philosopher on every subject . , . loves to talk . . . a bit of a pony tail . . . versatile thespian . . . what big words . . . Katie. 15 AJ CNW' Www K 3 Q-...,.,I,.v'ff' CHRISTIIC A. BUSCH 4908 Sargent Rd., N.li. Sodality lg Basketball 3,43 Festival lg As- semblies 2,33 A.A. 2.3,4: Baseball 1,23 Good Counsel 4. Lauglting ffyfcx . . . wait ri minute, will ya? . . . qttizliral humor . , . randy bam and rock 'n mtl . . . magnetic personality . . . Chris. For Coming Years CAROL A. CIALLAHAN l622 Oak St., N.W. Tryst fl,-1 tllttsittess lIl1lIl2lg'L'l'bl filet- illttb 2,31 Sotlgllity l,2: Ci,SM,ff. L21 ASSCIIIIJHCS l,2,fl,f1g A.A. 291 lll'2llllIllll'S l.2,fl,-1. Hom almul that . . . j11'r.xr'wr'r'i1tg . . . hairs alarm rlnrkm . . , rurintm rlwrllixt . . . flfrfffl lrlenrl nt llllNl1H'Il7lIl grrwrnxitv. inns-i l if JEAN I. tst1'ri.taR 25l5 Lyons St., Hillcrest Hgts., Md. Assemblies l,2,3,4g Dramatics 3,43 Tryst 3.4: A.A. 3,41 Cheerleading 43 C.S.M.C. 2.3: Sodality 1,25 Basketball 2. Little girl simplirity . , . HI2f'H7Il.Y thi' menace ,... vpir and span . . . 'Ewmm' of these days , . . Pai'l1'z ifnm frliitfaix, at N.D.A. MARGARET M. CANNON 2122 36th Pl.. SF. Basketball l,2,3,4: Baseball l,2: Bowling 2, 3,45 Good Counsel 4: A.A. l,2,3,4g Sodality l,2,3,4: Tryst 3: Assemblies lg Staging 2,34 '57's bombshell . . . keeps us laughing . . . uperxonal or teclmiml? . . . lorkx rhoppfr . . . rrazy xfmrtster . . . thaI'.v our Peggy. ,Z M'-v-v Q ANN j. CALURE 1511 Fort Davis St.. S.li. Sodality l,2,3: Tryst 4: C.S.M.C1. l,2.3,4g A.A. 2,43 Assemblies l,2,3,-13 Dante 43 Stag- ing 33 Nursing 3. Calm perfertianixt . . . grfrteroxity plus . . . What did you ray? . . . rharm of smile' and twinkling eyes , . , Cram, CATHERINE V. CAPPELLETTI l32l North Capitol St. Sodality l: Glee Club 3,45 Dramatics 23,41 Staging l.2,3,4: Spring Festival 3,4. Aw, isn't that rule? . . . tntwxperted sense of humor . . . xlzorn tressex . . . array .ruining helper . . . Mound's randy girl . . . Can I llorrow your mirror? . . . Cathie. l '--nf? MARY E. CLEMISNS 2017 Brighton Rd., Avondale, Md. Assemblies 3,43 C.S.M.C. l,2,3,43 Dome 33 Clee Club l,2,3,43 N.H.S. 3,43 Nursing 3,41 Student Council 2,3,43 Sodality l,2,3,4. Smile is her trade mark . . . lzair of cop- per tones . . . oneflzanded rlzemixl . . . keyboard rapers . . . Hllllllll a fabulous week-end . . . Clem. 'r,:,W PATRICIA C. COAD 3409 Southern Ave., S.E. Good Counsel 3,41 Glec Club l,2,3,43 So' dality l,2,3,43 C.S.M.C. l,2.3,43 A.A. 2: '--'F rf' Nursing 33 Dramatics 2,33 Assemblies l,2, 3,4. Happy nature . . . Hlwenly or Il1irIy . . . long, gold tre.s'se.s . . . Iall dignity . . . un- alloyed frieridlinffxx . . . rnirlrllc' angel . . . Pat. BARBARA A. CORNU 4755 Branch Ave., C.S.M.C. 2,3,43 A.A. l,43 Festival 43 Assem- blies 2,3,43 Swimming 2,33 Bowling 4. Nalurally curly eyelashes . . . bowling alley at eight, okay? . . . baton specialty . . . Il1at'll go over big . . . Buzz. KATHLYN A. CRl'l'TIiNDl2N .,,,,-ff digit' 2700 Minnesota Ave., S.E. Clee Club l,2,3,43 Sodality l,2,3,43 C.S.M.C. li Assembly Programs l,23 Staging 3. Curly lorks . . . quiet ways . . . life is but a dream . . , gentility . . . unconscious humorist . . . ezferybodyfr favorite. A's Cherish Final Days of ROBERTA F. CRONIN 4l2l Fairfax St., Landover Hills, Md. Student Council 2,3,43 C.S.M.C. l3 Good Counsel Club 3,43 Assemblies 2,3,4. Quiet? you'd be .Y'llVfJI'iS6I11.' . . . you knoud' . . . subtle humor . . . brown eyes Ihat never .slop sparkling . . . preferably pepsi . . . Berta. AA 'wwf MAllRlilCN C. DIMOND 32l5 l0lh Sl., N.li. Glee Club 23,43 A.A. l,2,33 Good Counsel 3,43 Sodality 3,43 Trysl 43 Library l,2Z C.S.M.C. 2,32 Assemblies l,2,3,4. Loves to lease . . . dark eyed rolleen . . . natural rurlm and fazllllexs complexion . . . llzinkx flzings out . . . Lady jane. 'l ..f' x S t Awfzff ANNA MARIE DU BUSKY 6214 Glst Pl.. li. Riverdale, Md. A.A. 4: C,S.M.C. l,2,3,4: Sodztlily l,2,fl,4p Swimming Club fl. Suteel and ,xenlirnenlul . , .zzlzvayx Iltere In help . . . red and zvlzilw .xtrijnzw , . . Anna Marie did il , . . her rftltffwlyl TERIQSA M. lil.lA 10 Colbrooke Dr., Hillcrest Hgls., Md. Clcc Club lg Majorettes fl: CZ.S.M.C, 23,41 Dramatics l,3,4g Assemblies 3.43 Sodality l,2. Spare me, lfllllllflltlllil . . . always ready for a good time . . . I0 have lltal lmir . . . .smile fm' all. AMELIA I.. Fl.AHliR'l'Y 39 Buchanan St., N,li. C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4g Sodulity I,2,3,4g Swim- ming 2: Staging l,2g Assemblies 2.33 Good Counsel 2. Sweel perwnaltly .vallerl willt mxeztllly . . . Uokay . . . fiertly Heal . . . perfect .tin- cerity . . . mp minus gwultmlirm gown . . . Honey. T J NANCY M. FLANAGAN K 2626 Brentwood Rd., N.li, Bowling 4: A.A. 5,45 Suduluy I,-lg llrzttttuf tics 3,45 Basketball 3. Excellent gf!-1161106871 . . . if I mn gel Ihr car . . . etferywllere ui the .mme time . . Flancy. Fun and Toil at Notre Dame in 1-- UDYIH A KORDON j ' . L 2400 59th Pl., Cheverly, Md. 3,41 Christ Child lg Good Counsel I,2,3: Assemblies l,2,3. fashion plate . . , 1'mu1uis.seur 111 lllllgflhlg . . . direetnexs . . . party spirit . . . jul-ly. lil.IlABlC'l'l'l l.. GREEN l705 N. Quebec St., Arlington, Va. C.S.M.C, 12,3311 Sodality l,2,3,4g llome 3,-lg Dramatics 3. Alwayx ready fm' fun . . . He belle: nut . . . a friend indeed . . . bang . . . blue eyes full of level kirtdrtexx . . .lir'I.t. Debating 33 Science 23 C.S.M.lZ. l,2g lhmtf' Dream elmverlillle . . . se1'iuu.sly . . . .t ...--f gap...- -1 'P '22 1 ls ..,,- ' . V THERESA C. GRIFFITH l537 Mass., Ave., SE. Sodality l,2,3,4: Christ Child l.2,3,41 C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4: Nursing 33 Assemblies 1,23 Good Counsel l.4. jovial and talkative .... shining examjzlz' of the golden rule . . . giggling nhamjz . . . riding down In Sante Fe . . . Tesxiw. CA ROL REGINA HANS 3003 M. St., S.lz. A.A. l,2,3,4g Assemblies l,2,3,4g Cheerlead- ing 23,41 C.S.M.C. 1,21 Soclality l,2L Tryxl 3,45 Swimming 2.3. Tha! crazy wall: . . . il really is . . , fine ynaiix will fell .... Wim liaiy lining of '57- Min BARBARA A. HAGAN 3669 Camden St., Glee Club 23,45 Sodalily l,2,3,4: C.S.M.C. 12,33 Nursing 33 Festival 23,43 Assemblies 2. True blue . . . appears shy Im! . . . Iwo cent lollipops . . . neatnexx-liolabie Ann . . . .loft dark eyes . . . Hoi Slrnjnjms gal. . M--my F l SUZANNE E. HALL 3203 S. 9th St., Arlington, Va. Tryst l,2,3,4g Dome 23,43 Sodality l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 2,3,4g Good Counsel 3,4 fPresi- dentj: Assemblies l,2,3,4g Science 2: Dra- matics 2. Quiet humor . . . no, I clon't mind . . . unruffled . . . tawny hair and green wyw . . . casual and sinrerf' .... Y lnnon. And Unite Each Hour 'hr' K 1 AGNES j. HAROLD 329 Branch Dr., Silver Spring, Md. A.A. l,3,4g Bowling 3,43 Dramalics l,2,3,4: Swimming 3,45 Staging l,2,3,4. Short 'n sweet 'n sassy . . . '1whee . . . little miss from big Texas . . . high flyer . . . generosity perxonifierl . . . Indie. MARGARET' MARY HARTNE'l l' 4436 hvllllilllll Pl., NNV. A.A. 2i,4g Assembly Programs l,E5g C.S.M.C, l,2,3,4g Nursing Club 3: Swimming 2. Elite . . . knack for clothes . . . just a xmidgen . . . roat of .vrijaliixlirrzfirzrz . . . .sibonlaneom fl'l4f'71!lll7I!'.YA . . . a frienll .so true . . . Marg. ,gs-, g fs ,fNiP'x as ,,,,,,-1 Y' 1 'Y .. 5,5415 NIARCLARIH MARY HOELJLN ilfllti Madison St., llyatlsville, Md. A.A. l,2,3,41 Debating 15,43 Sodality l,2,3,Alg Basketball l.2,3,4g Donn' 3,15 Softball 2: KZ.S.M.lI. l,2,fl,fl1 Assemblies 2.3,4. ffoqzurlliilr rhifm floll . , . il's your lif1 ' . . . Ifl1u'l:ir11'.x Iuillmimi . . . joke for vvmylliirzg . . . mulli- lroyonnuire . . . Hoag, lCMlLY M, l'l0'l'C1HklSS 505 68th Pl., Seat Pleasant, Md. Assembly Progmnis 1.2.33 Sodality 1.2.31 C.S.M.C. 1,21 Staging l,2. Hwy, gzwxx wlu11. ' . . . iuipwrliriiilrlr' . , . bright cyan . . . talkalim' . . . mul oh, II was jus! . . . easy going . . , llIlXll5Ibf'l'fif'!i humor . . . Limmy. S 1-Q., E- in Bonds of Friendship Elo.-xx xl. tuuisox XII, Ilritt- Rd., Rotkxille, Nld, AA. l,2,3,41 l.,S.M.l.. I,2,f5,'l: Nlaitnetla-s 25,43 Sodality I3 Swinnning fl,-lg Staging 25.-lg Asseinblivs fl: Stmt-kt-ept-it -l. Illur' www zlunring . . . zi'llirh may lo IIY uIIxz'illr'? , . . ulmnvx fun . . . ohh, llml dmfl lmrurl . . . rlixjmwlinn .xunny as hw lmir. 'Y 'T' 6 . vqglgb IRFNIC T. JANNli'I l'I 2633 l'7th St.. N.li. Glee Club l,3: Cheerleading 1.2: C.S.M.C. l,2,3: A.A. l,2. H901 . . . May parties . . . aniniafed ges- tures . . . questioning Iirozun ffylii . . . .xinrerely yours .... ilighfly .vwpll , , Reenie. 51 fs- '-5? 'bra' D. PATRICZIA HOWARD 3810 W Sl.. Sli. Sodality 12.3.41 Nursing Club 3: C1.S.lNI.lI. 1.2. Well, l'Il fell you . , . victim' ending z'lezfm'11rxx . . . raven haired . . . tha! gmnin look . . . just darling . . . Dawn, PATRICIA ANNE jONl-l5 7107 Varnutn St., Landover Hills, Md. C.S.M.C. l,2,3g Student Council l,2.3g Stag' ing l,2.3,4: Assemblies 2.3.41 Good Counsel 23 Library l,2.3,-lg Christ Child fl. Sharp wil . . . iriertx galore . . . ulilll surf' . . . midget pony ini! . . . morning sun- lwztm . . . helps flflllllll 1'r'udor.v . . . Pal. Y -guns Y X 'W' ,.,,L.. IOS snr-If X5-srmw, Xfvfff, Seniors THERESA M. LEE 2404 Wisconsin Ave., N.W. C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4: Sodality l,2,3,4g Christ Child 2: Student Council 2: Assemblies 1,23 Bowling 4. Mandarin collars . . . poise with a pur- pose . . . it's fun to be friendly . . . fruitful worker . . . voice like velvet. RUTH ANN LORDITCH 5612 35th Ave., Hyattsville, Md. C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 3,43 Nursing 3,43 Science 23,45 Student Council 2,31 Sodality l,2,3,4. Once known, never forgotten . . . isn'l that tender .... s mile that refreshes . . . the eyes have it . . . Ruthie. ELLEN G. LUCAS 4101 Tennyson Rd., Univ. Pk., Md. Sodality l,2,3,4Q C.S.M.C. l,23 Science Club 23 Staging 2,32 Library lj Christ Child l. Quiet wit . . . perfectly groomed bob . , . that's what you think . . . sudden twinkle . . . reserved but friendly . . . Ellie. NORMA JEANE LYNN l2l Chestnut Ave., YVash. Cr., Md. Science 1,23 Assemblies l. Sweetness comes in small packages . . . sincere manner . . . traveling to school . . . where's the driver? . , . ilsy, bitsy Normie. BARBARA A. KINC 1215 17th St., N.lr1. C.S.M.C. I,2,3,4: Sodality 1,43 Good Coun- sel Club 3,43 Assembly Programs l,2. Mistaken identity . . . mischievous humor . . . business world . . . give me Hi Fi . . . sea sprite . . . those stray motorcycles. BARBARA A. LATHAM 5601 Marlboro Rd., Hillsdale, Md. Majorettes 33 Draniatics li Sodality l,2,3,-13 A.A. 3. Hi ya kid . . . strictly feminine . . . baton twirler . . . hair of vital hue . , . dainty half-pint with dimples . . . Lolly. Look Forward to A-an ,avr KA'I'Hl.liliN M.'XllDlf.N 27 Ridge Rd., fill'ClliJL'il, Md. Sodality l,2,3,45 Vice-Prelectg Glec Clluli I, 2,3315 Student Council -lg Donn' l,2.fi,42 lPage 4 liditorjg N.H.S. -lg Majorcttes 35 A.A. 23,45 Assemblies 3.4. Swrrl and glfnllz' . , . lmmnzx well rlr'.x1rnfr'rl . . . rrrtorrl lIl'!'!lklHg lre'.xs1'.x . , . rlf'r'e'j1li11f'lv quicl . . . angel in whilf' . . . Krilltlww. ELLEN MARIE MAUICAN 50 Girard St.. N.li. A.A. l,2,3l,45 Assemblies 3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 C.S.M.K1. l,2,3,-15 Sodality l,2,3,41 Softball 1,25 'l'vm1iS 2- Dyimmilf' of the lilur'l1ir1l.x . . . NSI. Milt'- lin'.s my llllllllfu . . . lem: qllf'f'1l . Iriemlly rli.vp0.vilim1 . . . fulurr lllrmdiv in while? . . . Ellir. Blessing of Class ,E-N u I 'Nl -df? -.. -1 -'Er C.,-v Z ,,..f ' Rings PATRICIA ANN MAGROGAN 511 8th St., N.la. Assembly Programs l.2: Staging l,2.255 Christ Child 3. Green foliage' with litllef white fenn' . . . natural comedierme . . . all year 'rmmfl pony tail . . . Hyes, deaf' . . . Mark. MARY A. MAGROGAN 3924 N, Sr., 8.1-1. Glee Club 1, Sodality l, C.S.M.l1. 1.25 Science l,2. An agreeable lass .... v erioux 'lill you know her . . . oh, llmse rttrlx . . . wairh out perlestrians . . . naturally Iliff' . . . Mary. SYLVIA V. MARSH 43l4 2nd St.. NAV. Sodality lg A.A. 25 Swimming 45 Dramutics 2,45 Staging 3,41 Bowling 4. Isn't that fetfl1i1zg? .... wopltislimlion and franknesx . . . pin point jzerfvrliovz casually arlziezfed . . . Ronriiw. ROSALIE T. MANASSERI l257 Fnterson St., N.li. N.H.S. 45 Student Council 45 Dome 3,45 Sodality 23,45 Tryst 3,45 C.S,lNl,C. 3: Good Counsel 3,45 Assemblies 3,4. Friendly persuasion . . . lull . . . olrl- fashioned sweelitffss . . . wirtsmm' and generous . . . lvlur-eyed brillirmrc . . . Rosie. .ans wry. av, 21 ,t l D-...Z l ,,, JOAN A. MCCONCHIE 3927 R. St., S.E. Sodality l,2,3,4: C.S.M.C. 45 Glee Club 3,45 Student Council 43 Assembly Programs 5,45 Good Counsel 43 Festival 3,4. Sweet and neat . . . freckles unlimited . . . Pm glad to hear it . . . tops in pops . . . deep sincerity . . . McCooch. OLGA A. MELECH 524 Edgewood St., N.E. Bowling 25 Glee Club 3,45 Nursing 3,45 Science 2,3,45 C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4g Sodality l,2, 3,45 Good Counsel 35 Braille 3,4. Our little, little one . . . genuine . . . thoughtful about little things . . . small person . . . big heart. X N':-nu--f u 35 ANTOINETTE M. MASTROMARINO 4633 H. Sl., C.S.M.C. lg Sodality l,2,3,43 Swimming 3,45 Assembly Programs l,2,3,45 Glcc Club l. Where's my pink cadillac? .... starry eyes . . . connoisseur of swing . , . creamy complexion . . . HVENZUNIINW' that night . . . Toni. MYNETTE E. MATVEY 3517 Brothers Pl., S.E. Science Club I5 Dramatics 4: Assembly Programs 3,45 C.S.M.C. lg Sodality l,2,3,4. Picture of elegance . . . oh, those two weeks . . . calm good looks warmed by a smile . . . Willy. k.--f' And Plan Enthusiastically 5 ,Ai JO ANN MEEHAN 4122 Edmunds St., N.W. Sodality l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. l,2,3,45 Dramatics 2,3,4. Mystery in her eyes . . . unexpected twinkle of fun . . . sweet friendliness . . . hot orange and red . . . Auntie. M. RUTH MICHEL 930 S. 17th St., Arlington, Va. Cheerleading 3,45 A.A. 3,45 Spring Festival 3,43 Assembly Programs 3,43 Staging 3,4. Doll face . . . winning candor and happy disposition . . . oh, those jokes . . . per- fect appearance . . . Rufus. M l'A'l'Rll1lA ll. N1lNNl 3809 'Icllly SI., Silxvl' Spring, Mrl. Smlznlily l,2.fl,4: C.S.lW.ll. l,2: Cowl Coun- svl 4, Assvnlhlivs 23,43 Slnging 2,34 Iinrlv lrirrl . , . lvjml'x rlwlilglll . . , lznfwfn' nalurf' . . . yrn1'rf sn ummm! . . . fvm lhnl lnllr , . . l,Ill. BARBARA A. MIR.-Xl.l.I.X ZGUH lvmsml SI., llillfrcsl llgls., Mal. iZ.S.M.K1. L23 Spring lfvslixul l,4: Assvln- blics fl, Staging flg film- Club l. l'll nrw'r lrll' '... lznirlin' ruin . . , llirrlrlly lllXlIl0H , , , gigglws in hw' zfulrr' . . . Miglrlv ,'lln1 x u lmlril . , Iiulm. , 4, ,ff vi .QIUQ Wt!-il or the Memorable Senior Trip llll'A M, MORILUNI 3024 M, Stl, Sli. Llc-1-Llub L23 C,.S.M.i.. l,2, Swnnuung l,2, Asxcmbly l'lug1'zunQ Iglg Smlnlily I,2. Ijlf' of nm' jmrlv . . . rlrrnm ,xr'ru'Iurx' . , . Hnllirlfllllg www' nf lllmmr , , . lurmvn rvrw. wulr' ruwrrlca' ..,. Urn. l'A'l'Rll .IA lx NIYICRS 55 lrznnklm Sl., Nl-.. A.A, l,2,fl,43 .xS5l'llllDlll'9 I,2,fl,4l3 Ilankcllmll fig KI,S.M.fZ. l,2,fl,flp Surlnlily L23 Svlfllllllllllpa I 'l1 'llllllis .-.... .' , ' ... 'l'IIllI'.S Illirlgs :lx lllwx' !'UIllt' . . . lnxll lnnk . . . lmmr filllllllgk rzml l'llll-,NPN . , . yon lcnrm ' . lqllllfl lllllf' gal . . 4 lfiruly. K MAllRF.lTN M. MOR,-XIIAN 7 K Sl., NAV. Glen' Club 23,42 Assemblies 23,41 Staging l,2,3,4: Sorlalily l: Spring Ifcslivnl 2,3,4. Sugar and spin' . , . r1u:v, wail rz llllilllltfl . . . innnrzfnt look . . . Il71ll1lVVll'tl rlmrm . . . vlill 'lUHll'7K run rlwfv, PATRICIA A. MORAN l256 Dvlzlliclml Pl., N.li. C.S.M.KI. l.2.3,Al1 Smlnlily l,2,fl,+l1 Clhrisl Child 23,43 Assemblies Il,-lg l.llll'1lIW 23,43 Dorm' Pl: Staging flpl. A 4'I'm .mrr ' . . . lllmulz' lIf1ll7Hl.UlI , . . gif! of llIlIIIll'l'Y . . . lorfrnw In flint . . , I,iIllf' Tllingx .llmm A Inf . 5'9 . IZ' 1 llll.lA A. OTIONNOR 205 Sheridan St., NML Sodalily l,2,3,43 C.S.M.C. l,2,fl,43 Tryst 2, 3,43 Dome 3.43 N,H.S. 3,43 Assemblies l,2, 3,43 Festixal l,3,4: A,A. 4. Little and lively . . . good limes and .social charm combined , , . t'0lltYlg'I' of roimictions . . . len-thirty scholar ...Q lttles. MARY R, OMBRAMONTI 5308 O St., Hillside, Md. Student Council 1,43 Sodality l,2,3,-t: Mayiorettes 33 Swimming 4. Pleasing dependability . . . blue blank luster of silken hair . . , rvtsual mood . . . fashion highlight . . . sweet as any name . MARGARET Ii, NIQLSON l4l7 Chillum Rd., Hyattsvillc, Md. Student Council 2,33 Christ Child 33 Libs rary 43 Spring Festival I3 Bowling 43 C.S. M.C. l. Small but cocky . . . lim .sine I would . . . blue eyes good nt seeing lhrouglz things .... Y andy, MARGUliRl'l'l-1 P, NICKLIQS 5000 4lst Pl., Hyattsville, Md. Basketball l,2,3,Al3 Student Council 43 Soft- ball 23 Cl.S.M.C. lg llriniiatics l,2,3,43 As seinblies 2.4: Sodality l,2,3,43 A.A. l,2,3,4 What I1 panic . . . to teach little ones . . . zfivacity and sweetness .... steps fron l og'iu' . . . liulllzlin' party girl. 1 -uv .... '97 Bl UE ...nf THERICSA fl. NICKLICS 4707 Bull. Ave., llyattsvillc, Md. Sodality l,2,3,43 C.S.M.CI. l,23 Assembly Programs 3,43 Basketball 2,fl,-lg A.A. 2,3,Al3 Swimming 2. That hidden personality . . , tied hands leave her speechless . . . the polished look . . . comjztacent air . . . 'l'reese, lilLlil'1N lf. O'CONNlil.l. 523 Dale Dr., Silver Spring, Md. Assemblies 2,33 C.S.M.C. l,2,3,43 Sodzility l,2,3,43 Library lg A.A. 2 Those devilish eyes . . . honest, llmtis Ihr' truth . . . contagious laugh . . . l1arl1ei shop blues . . . rarefree as ri bangle bracelet. ancl Gold Relive . . CARLA A. ROSSI 58l2 3111 St., NNY. blcc Club 2.3.41 Sutlztlitx l,2.3,'l: l..N.Nl.i. l.2.3,41 Nursing Il.-li A..-X. 2.3: St'it'nt'c gl Staging 3.4. fi' Nevrr I00 lmxy fm fun . . . lfluirr' :Ir Lune . . . uh nn . . . linlggw tlrzzw driver . . . Df?Pdr'v. MARY lil.l.lCN RUSK 245 lngmhztm St., NNY. Student Council I: Sutlulity l.2.I5.4: 12.5. M.C. l,2,3,41 lJl'2llIl1lIil'S l,2.3.'l1 .Xssctttblicx 3,43 Good Cotmsvl 3.4: '1'm'xl 24,-13 Staging l. Perl, pefifr' little n11'.v.x .... szt'n'Ir1f.v.t pw- .vonificd . . . take Marv Iillvn fm imlurtref' . . . unprmlirtahly playful . . . Lflltr. M...-fe' 'W' BARBARA H. SCHNEIDER 2959 Upton St., N.W. Bowling 2,3511 C.S,IVI.C, 2g Nursing 3, Dramatics 43 Science 23 Swimming 23,45 Good Counsel 4. The scatter Izrained impression . . , Miss Connecticut Avenue . . . girlish giggles . . . an unfailing brightness . , . meticu- lous grooming . . . Barb. GAIL M SIMPSON 8514 Cedar St., Silver Spring, Md, C.S.M.C. I,2,3,4g Sodality l,2,3g Assemblies 2,3. All eyes on 57 . . . llli.SChiE1lULtS smile . . . impish personality , . . I'm sure 1 care . . . appears quiet but her brown eyes gizfe her away. CAROL S. SCUDERI 5817 Carlyle St., Cheverly, Md. Sodality 1,25 C.S.M.C. l,2,3g Library 23 Good Counsel 3. Tinkling giggle . . . freckles galore . . . stories of her globe trolling .... strawberry blonde .... S' cud. CAROL ANN SHIBEI. 1358 Ingraham St., NAV. Sodalily l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. l,2,3g Dome 3,45 Tryst 23,43 Act. lid. Softball lg Dmmatics l,2,3,4: Assemblies 23,43 Good Counsel 3. Okay, guys . . . expressive brown eyes . . . sparkling sallies of wit . . . voice is her claim to fame .... 9 peedy, While Poised on the Bright PATRICIA A. SMITH 4414 13th Pl., N.E. Debating 12,33 N.H.S. 4: Sodality l,2,3,4g Dramatics l,2,3,4g Science 2,33 Braille I1 C.S.M.C. lg Good Counsel lg Spring Festi- val 2,3. Elhn smile and twinklin' brown eyes . . . tiny, cheerful, always active . . . graceful dancer . . . flair for casual clothes . . . Pat. i'Wm..se'-..- 1... if I PATRICIA L. STONE 6627 Powhatan SL, East Pines, Md, Sodality I,2,3,43 C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4g Student Counsel 23 Dramatics 3, Glee Club 2: As- semblies 2,3,4g A.A. 3,43 Bowling 3,4. Pretty is . . . bubbling . . . where's your shoe? . . . white cap aspiranl . . . who me . . naturally carefree . . Squeaky. Sz' JUDITH J. SUGRUE l605 U. St., S.li. Glec Club 2,3,43 C.S.M.C, I: Sodality l. 2,3,43 Assemblies 23,43 Spring Festival 2. 3.4. Fairy-tale golden hair . . . the blush that betrays . . . would you believe it? . . . steady going . . . perfection of performance . . . judy. -an U JOAN L. SXVANN 6810 Marlboro Pike, S.E. Sodality l,2,3,43 Assemblies 3,43 Swimming 2: Bowling 43 A.A. 4. Ready with a smile . . . tapered lingers . . . bright eyes . . . I could have danced all night . . . friendliness. Threshold of the Future E. ANN WALTON Box 455 Rt. 2, Clinton, Md. Dome 3,4. Sweet sophisticate . . . blushing rose . . . oh, honestly . . . has her own life pre- seroer . . . our country girl . . . Annie. 'Iv-'T Q i JOANN D. WlCllS'l'liR 1402 Sheridan Sl., Seabrook Acres, Md. Library 2,33 Good Counsel lg Christ Child 3: C.S.M.C. 2.34 is jo is loneliness .... s ophisfiratezl sim- plirity . . . quiet refinement . . . oluvivs chir .... sizzling cheerleader. YQ x MARY CATHERINE TIGHE 309 Rittenhouse St., N.W. Tryst 23,4 lArt EditorJ3 Sodalily l,2,3,43 C.S.M.C. l,2,3g Good Counsel 2,3,43 Festival 2,33 Assemblies l,2,3,4: A.A. 2.3.43 Swim- ming 2. Vivid and .scintillating . . . makes her own good time . . . I won't ea! between meals . . . roguish brown eyes . . . Marv Kay. JOYCE A. WEBSTER Route 2, Herndon, Va, Nursing 3,43 Dome 33 Student Council 4. Goldie Locks . . . 5'2 and full of life . . . did you see that car? . . . Chinese restaurants . . . rheerful outlook. 'ii-.- NS 'Q 0 - -nfl They walked together over the white pathway into Trinity College Chapel. Kneeling, they prayed as a class for the last time. Moments, parts of moments, and fleeting moods from high school days flowed through the mind of each girl as she sat in the peaceful chapel: her green tie, her part in the Spring Festival, cafeteria gab fests, her first award.. . Father spoke to them of the great task each must face, reminded them that they were well prepared. This talk was like others they had heard in school, yet it was different , . . it was the last. The solemn moment of Benedic- tion ended the ceremony, and the graduates walked slowly down the aisle, Passing under the arch of Our Lady, they walked out into the world, each to go her separate way alone- but not alone, O Mary, for thou art with me. I W Mary Guides Our Future Years Marie E. Acree Mrs. Dorothy Alamo Alpha Gamma Beta Sorority Mr. and Mrs. John Ardeeser Mr. and Mrs. David Alexander Dr. and Mrs. Francis Allman Atlantic Auto Service, Inc. Margaret M. Baldovin Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Barretto Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Barricelli Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrick Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brayer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown Mr and Mrs. Ernest Burdette Mr and Mrs. Frederick Burrell Mr. and Mrs. Francis Busch Mr and. Mrs Vincent Butler SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Samuel De Blasis Patrick Deenihan E. T. Dimond Anthony Du Busky Oscar R. Duley Eugene Elia Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Flaherty Mrs. Marjorie Butt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Calder Mrs. Wall Callahan Mr. and Mrs. john Flanagan The Glee Club Mr. and Mrs. A. Gleeson Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Green Dr. and Mrs. Francis Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hagan Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Hall M. Paul Hannan Mr. and Mrs. John Hans Mr. and Mrs. James Harold, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hartnett Mr. Charles A. Henlock Mrs. Margaret Calure Mr and Mrs. Joseph Cannon Mr and Mrs. Frank Cappelletti Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clemens Mr. and Mrs. joseph Coad Julian C. Cohen Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs The Hooven Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoegen . George Holland Co., Inc., 1101 N. Capitol Sr James Hotchkiss Henry Howard Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hudson Mr. and Mrs. John T. Collins Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cornu Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crittenden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jannetti Irene jannetti Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Jones Mr. and Mrs Walter King SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. james Latham Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lee Lofton's Drive In Cleaners and Launderers Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lorditch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lucas james A. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Madden Thomas Madigan Lawrence Magrogan Paul Magrogan Alfred Manasseri joseph Moriconi Mrs. Effie Marsh Mrs. Patricia Mastromarino Mr. and Mrs. john Matvey Mr. and Mrs. james McConchie McDonald Auto Body Works Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs john Meehan Simon Melech Rufus Michel S. F. Minni Edward Miraglia Mr. and Mrs. John Morahan Mr. and Mrs Paul Moran Mount Rainier Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. John Myers Nalley's Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Nicol Nickles Mr. and Mrs. Perry Nickles Miss Marie B. Nohe Mrs. Kathryn F. O'Connell Mr. and Mrs. George O'Connor Mrs. Thomas O'Neil Tiny Meeker Orchestras Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Owens R. W. Parry Penn Auto Supply Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quigley Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. John W. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robitaille Room 4-N.D.A.'s Best Sophs of Room 5 Room 8 Mr. and Mrs. john Rossi Mr. and Mrs. George Rusk William F. Ryan, jr. Mr. Herbert Saunders, Sr. Mrs. Antoine Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scuderi Mrs. Mildred Shibel Mr. john Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stone Mr. and Mrs. Miles Sugrue The Swabettes Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Swann Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Tighe Mr. and Mrs. john Walton Mr. and Mrs. George Webster Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wampler Mrs. S. M. Webster 8B, St. Francis Xavier Mary Ann Allman Archbishop Carroll High School Buddy Ardeeser Miss Mary Ardeeser Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Barrick Mrs. Lorraine J. Barrick Mr. and Mrs. George Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bayne Mrs. Margaret G. Beal Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bergmann, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bielaski Miss Edna Biggs Mrs. R. S. Boswell Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Brayer Barry and Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bridy Mr. and Mrs. James Brosnan Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. William Buckley Budman Bros. Hiway Market Mrs. R. Burke Mr. W. J. Burkley Hughy Burns Roberta Butt Sandra Byrd Mrs. H. E. Cain Camilla Calder Mrs. Marguerite Calder Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Callahan and Family Richard G. Callahan J.N.F.S.C. Mr. Thomas R. Callahan Mr. Angelo A. Campo Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cantwell Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Castaldi Mario B. Chiafari Mr. Peter Ciango PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cirillo Mr. Charles Clements Miss Doris Clements Miss Matilda Clements Mrs. Mary Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Charles Combs Compliments of a Friend Mrs. P. J. Connor Country Club Cleaners Jr. Julia Cronin J. Thomas Croson Mrs. Joseph D'Agostino Mr. and Mrs. James B. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Daly Mike Davis Ray Dillon Sheila Dimond District Heights Sports and Hobby Center Francis H. Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Doyle Margaret Mary du Fief Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas du Fief Joan Dugan The Egg and I Ruth Eilert Elanus Dr. and Mrs. George I. Eppard Edward W. Evans Miss Paula Fairbank Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Feddon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Fekete, Sr Maxine Fern Mr. and Mrs. Lester Firestone Robert Firestone Mrs. E. S. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr..and Mrs. W. D. Freer Travis D. Fuller Joseph A. Gatta Leo J. Gauthier E. A. Geiger Agnes A. Genau Rf2c Robert Gill Girls of Room 8 Gonzaga Athletic Association Gonzaga Parents' Association Mr. and Mrs. George Hagen Mr. and Mrs. John Haggard Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Haggerty Sue Hall Marie Hallion Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hallion Mrs. M. Hamel Mr. and Mrs. A. Hamilton Mr. W. E. Harman Miss Jodie Harold Catherine Harrell Miss Mary Lydia Hartnett Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Healy Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hendrick Mr. and Mrs. O. Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hickey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore I-Iimmelberg Maureen and Judy Holland Holy Family Church, Woodmore Mrs. J. E. Hotchkiss Rose Marie Hotchkiss Mr. and Mrs. William T. Howell Mr. and Mrs. John D. Huber Hyman's Variety Shop Mr. and Mrs. William Ison Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Jillson an Mrs. Joseph Joyce Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Judson Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Kauffman Kay Cee Drugs Myles Kay Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. John G. Kenney Brenda King Mary C. King Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Kissal David Kleiler Jackie and Joan Kruger d PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. B. Wm. Lance Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lawrence The Leone 5 Miss Anne Letourneau Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lewis Leonard Lewis Mr. and Mrs. John C. Liberty Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Liggan Mr. and Mrs. John C. Link Mr. and Mrs J. P. Loftus Mr. and Mrs. James F. Lynagh Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lynch Norma Jeane Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Moses L. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Madden Mary Madden Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Madigan Miss Eleanor Madigan Mr. and Mrs. William Madigan Mr. and Mrs. Armond J. Maiello Mary Manley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marino Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marino Dr. John T. Marshall Mary Ann, Tres, and Peg Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mateer Evelyn Matvey Paula A. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. John L. McCarthy Joan McConchie Mrs. James McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Edward Michael Kay Michel Pat Minni Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Montagne Mrs. Camilla Montanaro Maureen Morahan Catherine E. Motta Mrs. Anna M. Moulton Mr. and Mrs. Edward Munchow Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Neveu Mr. Louis E. Negri Norman and Mynette Mr. and Mrs. john O'Connell Miss .Io Fran O'Connor Omega Beta Delta Omega Tau Sigma Our Lady of Lourdes School Bus E. -I. Oshenshi Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Overend Mr. and Mrs. -I. Pagliaro Doris Payne Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Pesci Mrs. Violet Pessagno Barbara Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Pilson Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Price Miss Prim Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. james Proctor Mrs. W. AI. Quigley Anne F. Raftery Mr. and Mrs. Pelagio G. Rana Mr. and Mrs. j. Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Reith Margaret Reynolds Patricia Reynolds Henry F. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Radano Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Ruppert Mary Ellen Rusk Anna M. Ryan Miss Anne Saitta, '56 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Saitta Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Salloom Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Santill Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Savransky Mr. and Mrs. C. Schommer Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Schroyer Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Self Mrs. Marie Collins Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Vincent T. Sheehy Elaine M. Shibel Major and Mrs. j. Shindler Miss jean Shrout Mr. and Mrs. james T. Smith Sodality of Room 22 Mr. and Mrs. Sokalosky Sophire Solomon Claire Spinks Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Staples Steve's Shell Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Stone Mr. and Mrs. joseph H. Streett Judy Sugrue Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sullivan Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Taylor E. C. Thornburgh Mary Catherine Tighe Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Tingley Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Trotter Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Turner Mrs. june F. Vega Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Villeneuve Wade's Family Shoe Store -lane Wampler Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Warring G. Washington Mrs. Clara C. Watson George E. Webster Mrs. james M. Webster George L. Wells Helen Claire White Edna E. Wildman Mr. and Mrs. W. Williams Woo-Wai-Hong Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wyvill Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Young Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Goddard Sister Ann Veronica fDarryl Goddard 56j NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION President ....... ..... M iss Helen Redfield Vice-President ....................... Miss Eleanor Carr Corresponding Secretary . . .Miss Mary Ellen Hartnett Recording Secretary ......... Mrs. Sherman S. Robinson Treasurer ............. ....... M rs. Edward F. Ryan MEMBERS OF THE BOARD l. Mrs. Daniel R. McGrath 2. Mrs. C. Thomas du Fief 3. Mrs. Richard W. Phelps 4. Mrs. John N. Moore 5. Miss Ann Viehmeyer 6. Mrs. Sargent White 4 Phone: HO. 2-0300 Phone AP. 7-2025' Ricci 81 Tenaglia Briclzlaying Contractors Luigi Ricci 1601 RHODE ISLAND AVE., N.E. Washington 18, D. C. AIIison's Catering Service We Prepare - You Serve the delicacies for WEDDINGS - SHOWERS - TEAS including yaneeii puffy Lgyanclwiclies and Personalized Napkins For Free Estimate, Call 6216 - 3rd Street, N.W. RA. 3-0513 The National Metropolitan Bank of Washington 613 FIFTEENTH STREET, N.W. Washington, D. C. Oldest National Bank in the District of Columbia 49th and Fordham Road, N. W. First and 0 Streets, N.E. Ample parking at our Branch locations. Main Office customers may park their cars at the 1416 F Street Parking Center, at our expense. C. F. Jacobsen, President Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COAL FUEL OIL RINALDI COAL COMPANY, INC. 649 Rhode Island Avenue, N.E. Phone: HO bart 2-1600 OIL BURNERS HEATING EQUIPMENT ,CMO 53? S NSS 0000000 PEHPEQHQF Main Office: Ilth I E Sts., N, W. ., ui-ni: 1 QWQ as ' Quan, g 'l X I SEEK' Q . , s 00000 !,f,',L1ei0000 'Il in Other Offices in Bethesda, Anacostia, Prince Georges and Silver SPl'll 9- Assets 925,000,000 One of America's Great Savings lnstilulio Compliments Of HUGH F. COLLINS Pharmacist 12th and Quincy Streets, N.E. Washington, D. C. Marlow Coal Company Good Coal Since 1858 NA tional 8-0311 811 - E Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. SHOE STORES featuring school bulletin Sll0ES V ,T , saddle oxfords ,W Biauck, brown, red or -'sv loafers like these 2f2,'ii.,bffllwfa2iZL' 0, t. coffee mist suede: 'J ',..Q.,,f are entrance viwna. grey Of cream puff Kor-ette. ' requlrements! 399 3126 14th STREET, N.W. -- gm and Whife' 111s E STREET, N.W. in rown and White, .3 fy 99 414 SEVENTH ST., N.W. . '3 ,,,,:.1f 4 yew' SUITLAND si-1orr1NG CENTER C0l'l'Ll0EI'l'lQl'l fd of ARLINGTON TOWERS APARTMENTS Brookland Garage Gas - Oil - Grease Automotive Accessories and Repairs Telephone: LA. 6-9000 'l0th 8- Michigan Avenue' PLUMBING Ni- HEATING Washington RQQFING 17, D. C. Maurice J. Colbert Co., Inc. 1908 M Street, Northwest Dl strict 7-3626 ARTISTS SUPPLIES ' l332NY AVE NW ST 3 6323 TRY MUTH FIRST ii' - 'i ...i -1. ... -.-. ... l - - T . : ' -. - ,... - . - . T g- .1 Kinner 8r Membert PHARMACISTS 3rd and KENNEDY, N.W. Washington, D. C. RA. 3-5132 Our Twenty-Fifth Year THETA PHI EPSILON President Peggy Vice-president Carol Bobbie Ruth Barbara Kay jucly -Ioan Tres Frosty Sue Mary Secretary Treasurer Ellie Ducky Ruthie Berry Lou Chris Jeanie Pat Bamba Shmoo Suki Pat Th eresa for Washington? Finest QAPSQ ' Milk g l and if Q Service : P' Call 9 C 'on ,Q 'rHoMPsoN's DAIRY - DE catur 2-1400 K CarI's Men's Wear . f R I I JARMAN SHOES ., c'4'Q gw?fi . B 4 i EJIsrricti7-5300 ARROW SHIRTS R ,ip m f Xt 'M i t- , , , Ktlxim , STETSON HATS . K Sualxcy .FP , -qi 6239 GEORGIA AVENUE fRj3EI34n ' 8533.534 RA ndolph 6-5332 iraq? .1i1l?4 3..,?QfltiQ,1t,t ,jg Ig! , I . e We operate our own plant F' 5 '...5: : Wy. If T1 anvdirande iii t 'i'5'f'f?V1isfQgr the Tailors - Shoe Rebuilders 1 ' 'I if R SR,, iii! Yfiai ,H-rzff pe8B1si'i biifglgfwgfgigwi area Q jfif 1.1!-f'tj A Store Worthy of the Nation's Capital Spevak Brothers Three generations devoted to Fine Dry Cleaning 125 Independence Avenue, S.E. Phone: LI ncoln 6-2656 THE WASHINGTON WOODWORKING COMPANY, INC. CUSTOM MADE 0 Bookcases 0 Wardrobes 0 Panelling 0 Partitions 0 Store Fixtures 0 Display Cases 0 Cabinets For Home, Office 8. Institutions NA tional 8-5624 912 4th STREET, N.W. Tailors of the Woodworking Industry Next to a New Car - A Clrernerized Car Is Best Cherner Motor Company One of the World's Largest Ford Dealers 1781 FLORIDA AVENUE, N.W. Washington 9, D. C. 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Arlington, Virginia ' HO bart 3-0652 Hours: Daily 9 a.m. to 6' p.m. - Friday until 9 p.m INDEX Clancy, Maureen Cleary, Patricia Clemens, Mary 39, 48, 52, 59, 62 3 Clohessy, Patricia Coad, Patricia 41, 45, 63, Collins, Christine Collins, Mary Anne 29, 31, 37 Collins, Mary Frances 14 Collins, Patricia 21, 24, Collison, Juanita 14, 15, Combs, Louise 16, 30, Connor, Margaret Connors, Mary Beth 15, Consumer Education Cornu, Barbara ll 42, 54, Corso, Carol 15, 20, Covins, Elaine Covins, May Cranston, Linda Crittenden, Anne 42, 45, 58, Cronin, Maureen Cronin, Roberta 48, 50 51, 54, Crump, Mildred C ustodians C. Y.O. BASKETBALL LEAGU E 19, GLEE ccun Gleeson, Helen Gooding, Judy sooo colmsm. cum Gordon, Judy Gordon, Sally Gorrell, Sue Gouaze, Elizabeth Gray, Eva Graziano, Rose Greco, Jeanette Green, Elizabeth Griffith, Theresa 13. Grunwaldt, Miss Gladys HAGAN, Barbara Hagan, Elizabeth Haggerty, Diane Haggerty, Patricia Hall, Suzanne 43. 59, 63, 66, Hallion, Marie Hamilton, Joyce Hammond, Sara Hans, Carol Hans, Suzanne DALY, Kathleen A, Daly, Kathleen M. 22, 25, 54, 66, DANCING nmmriuc Deenihan, Greta 51, 52, 60, 61, De Fontes, Jean 31, Delaney, Mrs. Mildred de Luna, Maria Del Vecchio, Fonda Demirtashev, Helen 12, Dempsey, Mary Diel, Carol Di Guilio, Virginia Dimond, Maureen 63, 69, Disse, Denise THE DOME, school newspaper Downing, Eleanor Downs, Mary Margaret Doyle, Denise 29, 31, 37, DRAMATICS 18, 60, Dubreuil, Rose Marie 20, 21, Du Busky, Anna Marie Du Busky, Frances Dugan, Kathleen 16, 17, Duley, Carol Dykes, Ann EDWARDS, Sharron Eilert. Claudia Elden, Josephine 35, Elia, Teresa 9, English Classes 19, 25, 26, 30, 31, Eppard, Jeanette FABER, Mildred Faber, Palma Faculty Fahey, Mary E. 28, 29, Family Living Classes Harman, Priscilla Harold, Agnes 8, 40, 41, Harper, Katherine Harrell, Catherine Harrigan, Miss Mary Harris, Lucille Hartnett, Margaret Haslinger, Joan Healy, Kathleen Henry, Paula Herrity, Patricia Herrmann, Mary Hickey, Beverly Higgs, Janet Higgs, Sally History Classes Hodgkins, Carol I-Ioegen, Margaret Mary Holland, Judy 31, 32, 54, Holland, Maureen Home Economics Classes Hook, Lucy Ann Hotchkiss, Agnes Hotchkiss, Emily Hotchkiss, Rosemarie Housman. Margaret Howard, Patricia Howell. Charlotte Howell, Jean Huber, Mary Ann Hudson, Joan ISON, Lorraine JAMIE, Judith Jannetti, Irene Jannetti, Lorraine, Jannetti, Mary JAY vm: Jaxtheimer, Mary 24. 44, 54. 41. 43, 54, 22. 24, 25, 24, 61, 75, 28, 29, 54, 24, 42. 24, 32, 22. 25. 51, 54, 23, 16, 17, 15. 19. 38, 39, 74, 19, 21, 37. 42, ll, 31 21, ABELL, Angela 33, 34. 54, 72 ADMINISTRATION 4, 6 Alamo, Ann 64, 66, 70, 81 Alexander, Joanne 42, 44, 66, 67, 81 Algebra Classes 13, 35 Allman, Kathleen 28, 54. 76 Allman, Mary Ann 48, 52, 54, 58, 65, 74, 80 Aluisi, Margaret 14, 15 American History Classes 33, 45, 54 AMERICAN LEGION onAroiucAi. courcsr 57 Anthon, Marie 26, 27 Ardeeser, Agnes 42, 47, 54, 73, 74, 81 Arehart, Frances 2, 14, 77 Art Classes 36 Ash, Mrs. Regina 8, 9, 65 BABY CONTEST 15 BACCALAUREATIE MAss 50, 96 Baird, Ann 28, 33, 71 Baldovin, Julia 14 Barretto, Beatrice ll, 43, 81 Barricelli, Concetta 40, 54, 55, 76, 81 Barrick, Barbara 41, 54, 63, 81 Barick, Elena 16, 18 Bartek, Linda '14, 71 Barthmaier, Maureen 14, 18 Bartlett, Jean 30, 54 BASKETBALL 74, 76 Bastek, Mary 15, T8 Bayne, Suzanne 25, 27, 56 Bedingfield, Joan 30, 32, 54 Bell, Mary 12 Benton, Evalon 32, 49, 68, 70 Bielaski, Joan 24, 49, 72 Biology Classes 24, 27 Blessed Julie Billiart 6 Blunt, Cheryl 31, 36 Bohannon, Lynda 17, I8 Boswell, Donna 1'5, 20 Bowie, Barbara 25, 49, 56, 58 aowurec 75 Bradley, Carol 43, 44, 54, 72, 82 BRAILLE cum 58 Brandt, Anita 38, 54, 62, 71, 82 Brayer, Joan 41, 55, 66, 68, 82 Brazerol, Ellen 24, 62, 70 Bridy, Kathleen 12, 13, 16, 18, 67, 73 Brocato, Barbara 31, 33 Brockway, Virginia 23, 73 Brookbank, Mary Lu 30, 31, 72 Brosnan, Margaret 24, 25 Brown, Carole 15, 17, 54 Brown, Roberta 1, 52. 60, 66, 69, 82 Bryant, Bonnie 12, 21 Buckley, Delores 15, 20 Budjako, Mary Jane 31, 33 Burdette, Mary Ellen 58, 82 Burke, Agnes 12, 16, 77 Burke, Cynthia 12, 16, 18, 56 Burkhalter, Juanita absent Burnette, Yvonne 34, 35 Burrell Catherine 60, 63, 66, 82 Busch, Christie, 39, 54, 63, 74, 75, 83 Busch, Michaela 12, 77 Bush, Joan 26, 27 Butler, Jean 13, 39, 42, 76, 78, 83 Bun, Jaan 43, 61. 65, 69, so Byers, Constance 22, 23 Byrd, Marcia 30, 35 CAIN, Joan 24, 58, 61, 71 Cain, Susan 20, 54 Calder, Camilla 17, 77 Callahan, Carol 45, 54, 62, 68, 69, 83 Callahan, Constance 37, 49, 52, 68, 71 Calure, Ann ll, 69, 83 Campo, Nancy 36, 37, 70 Cannon, Margaret 47, 59, 74, 75, Cantwell, Mary Ann 22, 25, 49, 56, 58, Cappelletti, Catherine 40, 55, Carr, Catherine 83 67 83 14, 15 lil , 70 71 Carroll, Mary 14, Carroll, Mary H. 31 Castaldi, Lillian 16, 17, CATHOLIC ACTION 50, 51 CATHOLIC srumcnrs Mission: CRUSADIC 50, 57 34 Cawood, June 32, Chancio, Patricia 80 CHERRLEADING 76, 77 Chemistry Classes 41 CHRISTMAS 62, 63 Cirillo, Julie N 16,' 18, 77 FASHION SHOW Fay, Elizabeth Feddon, Joyce 28, 31, 51, 57, Fekete, Kathleen 12, Ferber, Sue 32, 49, 60, Fern, Maxine 28. 29, 33, Fiordaliso, Gloria Firestone, Joan 30, 36, Fitzgerald, Ellen Fitzgerald, Mary 25, 27, Flaherty, Amelia 42, Flanagan, Nancy 38, 44, Foley, Judith French Classes FRESHMAN DAY Frost, Patricia 22, 25, 27, 56, 61, ruruiuz Nunsi-is or AMERICA GALLAGHER, Anne 28, 29, 49, 52, Gallagher, Mary Margaret Gatta, Angelina Gauthier, Diane Geiger, Nancy Geometry Classes Geris, Joan Gerrity, Mrs. Sally Gleason, Diane 25, 15 28, 14, 32. 12, 22, 6, 9, s Janness, Madeline Jillson,, Priscilla Jillson, Theresa Johnson, Margaret Jones, Patricia ,younNAi.rsM Judson, Joyce ,yumon DAY 28, 29, 40, 65, 29 J U N 1011-SICN 1011 LUNCH EON KAUFFMAN, Vivian Kearins, Toni Kelley, Mary Kelly, Maureen Kemno, Margaret Kendrick, Elizabeth Kenney, Carol King, Barbara King, Brenda King, Carla King, Kathaleen Kissal, Julie Kleeb, Judith Kraft, Patricia LANCE, Marilyn Lang, Lois 12. 54 30 22, 24. 25, 34, 37, 28, 29, n 71 63 20 59 85 35 54 61 19 54 24 85 86 8 86 54 17 22 86 70 77 34 86 76 62 86 66 54 61 73 86 70 12 60 61 54 14 26 77 42 15 56, 87 70 67 72 25 16 87 30 24 87 14 62 70 87 26 37 87 23 70 77 54 23 77 75 67 87 67 37 60 44 54 21 67 54 17 27 49 88 34 30 59 32 77 5-1 70 24 Sheehan, Catherine Latham, Barbara 13. Latin Classes 16. 21. Lawless, Patricia Lawrence, Kathryn Lawson, Dorothy Lay Teachers Leader. Pauline Lee, Theresa Lennon, Roseann Lentz, Jean Leone. Anna Maria Lewis. Mary E. Lewis, Mary Margaret Liberty, Jennina LIBRARY AIDI-ZS Li n, Patricia Lis? Milita I.I'I'rLn SISTERS AUXILIARY Livingstone, Judith Lo Bianco, Margaret Loftus, Joan Loftus, Judith, 9. 28, 36. 54. Lorditch, Ruth Ann Lucas. Mary Lucas. Ellen 38, 39. Lum, Ewella Lynch, Mary Lynn. Norma Jeane Lyons, Patricia MACK. Doris Madden, Kathleen 48.51, 52. 59. 67 23 54 Madden Therese Maaigarl, num M. 43, 44, 47, 5-i,'7s' Madigan, Patricia 21, 24. 23, 5,0 2 s Magnetti, Mary, P. Magrogan, Carol Jean Magrogan, joan Magrogan, Mary Magrogan, Patricia Maiello. Gloria MAjoItI:1'I'rs Manasseri, Rosalie 48, 51, 53, 65, Manley. Mary Marino. Diane Marsh, Sylvia 42. 54. Mastromarino, Antoinette Mateer, Florence Matvey, Evelyn Matvey, Mynette Mayer, Miss Paula MAY l'Il0CIiSSION Mazurek, Janet Mc Breen, Mary Patricia Mc Cabe, Kathryn Mc Carthy, Alice Mc Carthy, Jeannene Mc Carthy, Kathleen Mc Carthy, Maureen Mc Conchie, Joan Mc Fadden, Catherine Mc Kay. Patricia 23, Mc Mahon, Alice Meehan, Jo Ann Melech. Olga Meyers, Catherine Meyers, Patricia 22. Michel, Kathryn Michel, Ruth Milewski, Mary Miller. Julie Mills, Sharon Minni, Patricia 11, Miraglia. Barham Montagne, Mary Montgomery, Beverly Moore, Marcia Morahau, Maureen Moran, Patricia Morgan, Joan Moriconi, Rita Motta, Jane Moulton, Dorothy Mudd, Rosemary Mullally. Patricia Music Appreciation Myers, Patricia NATIONAL I-IoNou sotzitvrv 22, Nelson, Margaret 40, Neveu. Ingrid 15, Nickles, Marguerite 48. 49, 58, 61. 65, 38 55 29 58 54 65. 42, 55 25, 29. 21 19, 63, 16, 27. 20. 57. 71 54, 54 . 56, 18, 58. 70 66 74 61 57 14, 44. 54 58: 72 23, 32, 73. 42. 50, 60, 8. I8 I6, 27. 18, 71. 70, 75. 36, 43. 70, 55. 61. 13. 76 18, 26. 58, 64, 34. 29, 7 I 40. 54, 15. 68 12. 43. 36 54,, 20, 74 INDEX Nickles, Theresa 43, 74, 75. 76 NURSING CLUB 1 . . I I . O'CONNELL, Bernadette 9, 23. O'Connell, Eileen 57, O'Connell, Margaret 17, O'Connell, Marie 9, 32, O'Connor, Julia 15, 42, 53, 66, O'Connor, Mary Ellen 15, 17 Office Practice Ombramonti, Mary 11, 28, 41, 0N1i-ACI' PLAY CONTEST ORATORICAL CONTESTS 0'Rei11y, Bernadette Osborn, Suzanne Overend, Frances Owens, Geraldine 13, 43. 54, PAGLIARO, Rosemarie 31, Pahl, Jacqueline 28, Payne, Doris Peterson, Mary 23. 54, Phillips, Barbara 9, 31, 64, 66, 69, Physical Education Pilson, Priscilla 50, Pizzarelle, Eleanor Polvinale, Dorothy 14, 18, Polvinale, Mary 34, Polvinale, Sandra PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN 19, 42, Price. Jane 32, 34, Pritchard, Alice 16, 29, 31, Problems of Demorrarjv CIus.re.v 19 Proctor, Maryedna Puffenbarger, Shirley 9, QUIGLEY, Judith 53. 55, 60, 61, Quinn, Maureen RAHE, Joy Raley, Barbara Rana, Barbara 29, Randall, Mrs. Ivy Rapp, Mary Lon 34, 37, Ray, Willietle 30, Redderson, Joan Reinhardt, Mary Reith, Constance Religion !llas.re.v 12, 13, Religious Directors Religious Faculty Reynolds, Margaret 44. 53 54, 65 Reynolds, Patricia Reynolds, Sheila 48, 53, 56, 65, 17. 68 Riccardi, Patricia 23, Ripple, Barbara 22, Ripple, Susan Roach, Margaret 25, 27, Robinson, Elizabeth Robison, Patricia 12, 13, Robitaille, Caryne 8, Rodano, Elizabeth 30, 35, 71, 72, Root, Mary Catherine 31, 37, Roney, Margaret Ross, Amy Rossi, Carla 41, 42, Ruppert, Michael 31, 34, Rusk, Mary Ellen 41, Ryan, Eleanor 34, 54, SAITTA, Gloria Salb, Patricia 13, Salloom, Patricia 29, 31, 63, 68, Santi, Gloria Sayre, Joan Scanlon, Kathleen 12, 16, Scanlon, Susan 17, Schmeltz, Christine Schmid, Carol 28, 29, 52. 56. 57, Schmid, Kathleen 14, Schneider, Barbara 54, 55, Schommer, Kathleen 12, 17, 48, 58 School Life 15, 40, 42, 44, Schroyer, Ruth 31, 41, scII:Nca cum Scott, Catherine 16, Scuderi, Carol 38, 45, Self, Helen 12, 16, SENIOR-FRFSHM1-IN I.l'NCI-IRON Sesock, Ethel Shaw. Katherine 79. 92 59 59, 61 38, 92 74. 77 74. 75 68, 92 67. 77 41 48, 92 60 56. 57 32 14. 77 37. 54 78, 93 49. 54 29, 54 12. 71 57, 67 74, 75 20. 77 69, 77 37 51, 54 37. 54 14, 17 54, 55 68. 71 33, 34 45, 54 9. 70 21, 23 69, 93 19, 20 35 14 35, 37 72 54, 76 60, 70 34, 36 29. 30 14, 16 23, 39 4, 5 6, 7 67, 93 56. 77 80, 93 59, 61 23, 49 16, 18 50. 77 absent 18, 21 54. 93 74, 75 54. 60 13, 20 17. 54 70, 93 54, 63 69, 93 63, 69 19 16. 20 69. 73 19, 54 54, 71 19, 77 19, 77 27, 49 74, 75 67, 69 60, 94 67. 71 45, 48 54, 63 22, 59 18, 77 63, 94 67. 71 13 14. 71 15, 19 Sheehan, Patricia Sheehy, Marie Shibel, Beverly Shibel, Carol Shibel, Janice Shives, Teresa Sim son, Gail Skiclzmore, Linda Smart, Jane Smith, iane Smith, Dorothy Smith, Laura Smith, Patricia SODALITY or out: LADY sovnoiviolua DAY Spauls, Louise sronrs AWARDS SPRING I-'LING DAY s'rAcINc COMMITTEE Staples, Judith 29, 36, Starke, Shirley Stenography Classes Stone, Patricia Streett, Joanne srunrzur COUNCIL Sugrue, Judith 38, 42, Swann, Joan SWIMMING Synowiec, Joanne 25. 27- 12. 12. 43, 66. 28, 13, 28, 42, 53, 37. 54, 57, 60, 34. 58, 63, 41, 43, 49, 16, 14, 16, 69, 25, 31, 58, 36, 14 54, 31 36, 68 2 63. 37 48 71 54 7. 22. T ALIAFERRO, Madame Marguerite Taylor, Joan Taylor, Kathleen Taylor, Linda 28, 29 TEA DANCES 42 Tighe, Mary Catherine 1, 49, 54, 65, 75. Tingley, Patricia 12, 16, 67, Trainer, Barbara 14, Transcription Classes Trotter, Barbara 32, 54, 56, TI-In rtwsr, our yearbook 68, Turrisi, Kathleen abse Typing Classes VALENTINO, Margaret 12, Valle, Marilu Vargo, Mary Jo 2, 13, VARSITY 74. 75, Vernon, Janet 54, Vignali, Mary Lou Villeneuve, Annette 30, 32, Vitt, Susan 14, 15, VOICE or D1-IMOCRACY CONTEST WALKER, Mary 23, Walton, Ann 11, 44, Walp, Helen 30, 54, Wampler, Jane 1, 48, 58, 65, 73, 80 Ward, Margaret Ward, Mary Ellen 14, Watson, Susan 28, 49, 52, 66, Webster, Joann 62, Webster, Joyce 41, 54, 65, Webster, Mary 23, 26 Wellons, Roseanne 34 Werking, Jeanne 16 Whalen, Arlene 16, 21, Wheatley, Anne 23. 26, White, Cynthia 21, 22, White, Helen 12 Whitt, Loretta 21, Wiblitzhouser, Diane 34, Wicker, Therese Willett, Barbara 34, Williams, Jean 30 Williams, Madeleine 9, 23, Williams, Mary 30 Williams, Maureen 29. 37. Wilson, Ann 24, WINTER BALI. 49, 64 Wood, Joyce 24, Woods, Patricia 28, 29, 38, 45, 54 World History Classes Wyvill, Sandra 14, YAKIMCHICK, Carolyn Yanniello, Ann 27, Yocum, Marie 25 26 ZUCCHET, Enrica 14, 15, 55, 51, 27. 66 use R inn. - A gpg r-efagi if ,X KWJW 3' f K gy Q 9 ,R ,M-w. it 'Q 3 gl 43 E, 4 H I 1 F ,S r 'QT r, ..,,y . ' ffVm.,' f . H? Biwf 34 FQ A K J .5 in H P , M wk' . ' U L n 4 Q 1 Q A J 9' . ' s O 6 ,. 'D 'v . Q . I A f n . . I I A - ' ' 1 . .- ' 1 1 . ' ' .1 . ,, . 1 , . u H . 0 H Q 'H I 4 ' 3 v I .. . 1. ' s ' 1 4 1 ' O v 0 - .5 I , ' n . . 1 , ,' Q. , s s u o V 4 I . C u f , . , H ' ' . , , - Q 1 A' I I , . A 5 ' ' 4 . I 9 1 , -. 4 ', . . . 1 - . 0 . n 1? , 0 0 , O' , ' a 1 0 . ' 1 . 'K 4 . . s t, ., , 9 v . Q . I D ' . - v . ' , - su, - ,' . I . I '. ' 'l 0 v ' ' . 4 ,' - .I l I . ' ' 1 1 , ' 'Q s 1 4 1 I - n -v n I... -1 1 s n ' ' I e - , , Q 5 0 s- s - ! a - U , v -v 1' , r 1 U A ,' ' v - ' . ' . . . 5 . . n J v . , . ll 'I ' I' . 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