Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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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

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,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.