Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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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

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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..-

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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.