Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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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

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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

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