Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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jpg! sb- 'Sf en. The art of picture-cropping demonstrated by lidi- members learn that. from planning to layout. tor-in-chief Sheila Reynolds intrigues C. Callahan. pleasing pictures require more than the camera's R. Manasseri, S. Hall. and O'Connor. Stall click. The fun began lor the H357 yearbook stall' nearly a year before the finished Tryst made its debut. Initial dis- cussions floated on dream clouds ol' ethereal plans. Soon, however, staff members learned to reconcile the beautiful with that which was practical and possible. XVork started in the summer, when staff members at- tended a preparatory yearbook course at Catholic Uni- Write-and rewrite. Legend editor joan Brayer Qcenterj keeps her staff busy polishing their work. Smtrcl: J. Price, E. Benton,V J. versity. It was at this time that layout and picture plans developed as the theme stirred to life. Then, in September, Mr. Shields arrived, and flash- bulbs began to twinkle. Carrying risers and arranging props for pictures provided laughs in the early weeks. Meantime, any news about progress made on the year- book cover, pride of the staff, was ol' special interest. Brayer, KI. Callahan, D. Moulton. Standing: P. Meyers. kj. Staples, Loftus. K. Daly, P. Salloom, P. Frost.

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NDA. Choristers Echo I V I Q' 1 1 SF is '11 f x . ,ff A Proctor, M. P. Magnetti, M. Carroll. M. Fitzgerald. Rout Two: CZ. Rossi. M. Dimond. K. M. Daly, Holland, A. Crittenden, N. er lf Benton Mazurek, M. Lucas, D. Marino, . Front limp: M. Hallion, W. Ray, O. Melech, M. -I. jannetti, M. li. M. X. Huh , ., , il. Y . ,l Haslinger, C. Sheehan. Top Row: il. Sugrue. 0. Deenihan, M. Clemens, D. Moulton, M. Lance, P. Coad, A. Alamo, K. Madden, Lampo, M. Williams. Row Three: M. Morahan, MCConchie, li. Bl'2llCl'Ul. in-lee Club ollicers smile as they list candidates for lhe coxeled Cleo Club medal. awarded for fidelity and service. President Kath- leen Madden is giving her O,K., to names checked by Vice-Presi- tlClll Crela Dec-nihan, while Mary Clemens, secretary, and Ann Xlamo, treasurer, examine the medals. I l l l l 1 Purity ol' tone, precision ol' attacks and re- leases, and perlection of shading and interpreta- tion characterize our Glee Club as they sing their way through the school year. After singing for Conhrmation at Holy Spirit School, and lor the Green-ties on Freshman Day, N.D.A. students combined talents with St. -Iohn's in November at a program for National Catholic Youth Week. Christmas carols formed background music lor the lovely Nativity tableaux at N.D.A. and St. Aloysius Church, and for the Peace Pageant at the Ellipse. February brought the Mid-Winter Musicale ol' vocal and instrumental music, and in March, Station WWDC's Catholic Hour lea- tured our singers. On April 27 came the Glee 4