Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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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

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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'

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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.