Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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8123. Quicken' than the eye-N.lJ.'s prize-winning cheerlead- ers snapping through their paces. Capturing top place in the art-a's first annual rheerleading contest, our pep squad rc-teived a trophy along with the privilege of cheering at the CL.Y.O. Girls Championship Game. With nu-inbers of the .X..X., these agile lasses spent the basket' hall season cheering our teams to victory. February an nounted the alter-school swimming and bowling ses- sions, which many sportsters enjoyed. Later, tennis pre- sented a popular challenge. On Spring Fling Day, intra- tnural eliminations gave every girl the chance to display her prowess in softball, basketball, volley ball and ping pong. At the day's assembly, members of the Varsity and Alunior Varsity stepped forward to accept hard-earned letters and numbers. The senior outstanding lor sports- manship carried off a trophy. Last fling, alter Seniors sang speeial adieus to l'ac'ulty and underelassmen, was the announcement of '58's officers.

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Originality, precision, and enthusiasm -on these three points was based the judges' decision that declared our Varsity cheerleaders winners in the Hrst annual Cheerleading Contest. Champions in the nine-school Archdiocesan competition are: C. Barricelli. M. Rapp, C. Hans, KI. Firestone, ll. Staples, M. Collins, R. Michel, fc. V 'V . ., 1 n Q Hs. in lf' Z R. Lennon, K. Allman, S. Hans, Butler. Ujzjwsilf' page Team enthusiasm proves contagious when our peppy J.V. cheer leaders claim a gym floor to spark the team to victory. J. Kleeh M. O'Connor, M. Cnnners, M. Roach, S. Osborn, F. Arehart, A Burke, C. Maiello. Plenty of Play Balances Bulging Rosters VVe've got that N.D.A. enthusiasm down in our hearts! sing team members and rooters as they start out to cheer the Bluebirds on to victory. The Archdiocesan girls' basketball league includes 7 school teams and is under the direction of the Catholic Youth Organization. Opfmxilf page: The little Bluebirds line up with a smile for the camera. Members of the tI.V, teams are, fron! row: C. Scott, P. Lawless, P. jillson, -I. Feddon, P. McKay, A. Wilson, C. Yakimchick, M. Busch. Row tivo: M. 0'Connell, K. Dugan. QI. Ciril- lo, sl. Vernon, P. Reynolds, K. Scanlon, C. Calder, P. Pilson, S. Scanlon, S. Higgs, J. Hamilton. 'J Q

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nior l us to live as true children of He p Mary, ever mindful that this ring bears her name' '... Wfords of the Senior Ring lnvestiture remind the Notre Dame girl that she is on the threshold ol adult life, the life lor which she has spent her high school years preparing. As she looks to ' ' l hope and the future, her heart fills witi confidence, for leading her is Blessed Mary, and she l'ollows with eager steps. to do God's will in whatever She longs state of life He chooses. Desiring to stay close to Him, she looks for guidance to s Him best, the human heart that know s for the grace to spend all and she pray rs with Our Lady. her yea 78 2 5-'ig-4 Sozffi .524 .1. 4 Qolg-W .-