Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Clubs develop varied interests Reverend Father John McGee, S.j,, moderator, and kludith Staples, prefect, of the V'l1lSl1l!1glOl1 Sodnlity Union, discuss plans for the first annual Sodnlity Union Rally held at Gonzaga in March. Top riglif: Sodality Prefect judy Staples hands thc new Sodality Book of Rules ttf homzroom consultors Cseatcdj Carol Schmid, Bernadette O'Connell, Kathryn Lawrence, Mary Carroll: and istandingj Marie Sheehy, Catherine Scott, and Prilriria Ricrardi. Riglrl: Adding a touch of Christmas to the lobby of the new Providence Hospital .ire Connie Ci.ill.ili.in, Ann Dykes, livalon Benton and Suu licrbct. members of the Future Nurses Club of America. Helmut Reservations :ire made early by Maureen Quinn, Sue Cvorrell, and Anne Carroll for the Annual Day of Rccollection for teens at the Washington Rc- trent House. Patricia Hcrrity, orlicer of the Cloud Counsel Club, takes charge of lunch tickets. - s, 4 ' swf. 'X 'gg 1 lx: Q S! V -N.. A 'n .ikvi fails Members of the Christ Child Society made layettes for poor children, while Auxiliaries of the Little Sisters of the Poor brought willing hands and youthful hearts to the Home at Second and H Streets, N.E. The Good Counsel Club studied the various paths of' life open to graduates of Our Lady's Academy. Members of the Science Club plunged into projects for the C.Y.O. Science Fair. These included a collection of sea shells thousands of years old, clay and wax models of flowers and fruitg charts showing human anatomy and types of cell structureg a heredity chartg and a detailed study of cancer. And as they worked, from classrooms, teachers' room, music and publications rooms, auditorium and campus, came the hum of other groups working, rehearsing, enjoying life together. Notre Dame is a busy world, even after three.

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