Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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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.

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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.

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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