Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Your application, please. Future stenogmpher Joan Taylor looks hopeful as Executive Roseanne NY'ellons accepts her letter of recommendation, in a model inter- view denmnstrating the impormnce nf poise and good grooming in applying for .1 position. It's as easy as Allffwunril you try it! Ofhce Practice students concentrate on the intricacies of filing procedure, Nor even Mr, Shields could coax Teresa ll smile from joan Geris, ,lean linrtlert, Mary jane Budiako, .Ioan Beding' Beverl Held, Annette Villeneuve, and Helen Walp. Tvpists in the bnclcground are: xf' ,pr 33' 'E 'ii' if V , XY'hn N.D.A.ians returned in September, they found corridors and Classrooms bright with fresh paint and new venetian blinds. The school library was still in the process of being transformed by Mr. Hill. Theresa ,Iillson hands Mr. Hill a square of the soundproof tiling for the new ceiling. Patricia Kraft, june Cawood, Mary Polvinale, Eleanor Ryan, Joan Morgan, Shives, Rose Marie Hotchkiss, Yvonne Burnette, Marcia Byrd, y Montgomery, and Mary Reinhardt. k R.

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Don't forget the color scheme, says Mrs. Gerrity to her Family K. Harper, R. Graviano, S. Gorrell, M. Byrd, xl. Holland, D. W'iblitz- living class, as she demonstrates consistent harmony in the master houser, lippartl, xl. Streett, R. Lennon. xl. Firestone, Mrs. Gerrity, bedroom of one of last year's model homes. The A's collect ideas R. llotchltiss, Morgan. P. Clohessy, P, Sakaloslcy, Bartlett, for their own miniature masterpieces. ldentihable are: D. Gleason, P. Kraft. Tomorrowis leaders strive to reach new heights NWho's always there when spirit's the thing? . . . Under the patronage of Mary, .px ,SS kept alive the spirit of enthusiasm and B loyalty so much a part of Notre Dame. 9? Extra-eurriculars absorbed her interest-Glee f Club, debating, dramatics, sports, publica- tions claimed her after hoursf, Caught up in a whirl of social activities, the senior miss played hostess for Gonzaga seniors and graciously accepted a return invitation. Dancing to music of Tiny Meelter and his orchestra, the Class of 1958 caught the joy of the Wlinter Ball they spon- sored and kept it as a treasured memory of the blue and gold. Handing down Notre Dame traditions to their freshman sisters, Senior Councillors Iivalon Benton, Connie Callahan and Barbara Phillips introduce them to the school handbook. Attentive freshies are Connie and Doryce Benton, and Sally Callalian. 32

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