Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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A . n S 0n M .av if 'fxfr 'Q . A-af' -7-CD-Q wx 3V .A Getting to know you . . . getting to like you. Freshman Day breaks the ice between Seniors and their little sisters. Starring in the 1958 festivities were flop rmvl: M, Melvin, S, Watson, M. Cullins, B. Rodano, A. Abell, W'alp, M. Ruppert, B. Phillips, C. Schmid, M. Xwilliains. Row tlnw: Firestone, R. Lennon, C. Allman, S. Hans, M. Brady, M. Pignone, Mexico, N.D.A. style. was colorfully portrayed hy sophomore senoritas on their Class Day. The Mexican Hat Dance added a musical note. Smiwl: D. Payne, C. Reith, K. Healy, M. W'arcl, Mazurek, M. Carroll, A. R616 48 is .... - ?f5'f'2 ggflll Il ll! 4- F. Augustcrfcr, C. Meyers, T. Jillson, Pahl. Rauf luv: H. Sweeney L. Marzetti, G. Clavelli, S. Callahan, C. Campagnoli, M. Gallagher, M O'Connell, Fcddon, M. Malcolm. Ballon: rout E. Kane, Lo Medieo B, Bryant, C. Finetti, P. Whgncr, B. Doyle, N. Kenney, V. Livingstone C. O'Dea, S. Picco. M. jannctti, K. Bridy, M. Link, M. O'Connor, P. jillson. Sfdfltlliflg K. Schommer, A. Burke, M. Busch, V. Kauffman, D. Buckley, Motta E. Lum, M. Baszek, S. Osborn, C. Corso. . . jig I 'W r y rv ...ii 7 wwszw 5 S 1

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ff QW' ...-J -Tr K A table top becomes the battleground as debaters argue the pros and cons Patricia Frost, Patricia Meyersg and fstnndingj Patricia Reynolds, Veroniltn of the mutual security program. Sister Mary Bernard points out the weak- Biermann, Barbara Bowie, Mary Cantwell, Ewella Lum, Cynthia Burke, nesses of direct economic aicl to Cseatedj Carol Schmid, Judy Loftus, Linda Taylor, Judy Kelley. Speaking develops elarit , a Patricia Reynolds admires the first place trophy won by Bernadette O'Connell in the Forensic League Oratorical Contest in October. Patricia placed second in the junior Division. N.D.A. speakers are grateful to Mrs. Ash for preparing them for public speaking competitions throughout the year, from patriotic oratory to extemporc exposition. Judith Staples and judy Loftus show her the trophy they won under her direction in the irst Forensic League contest on current events. We f K 47 ceurae , and confidence

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Spotlight on the stars Macbeth doth murder sleep! cries Macbeth, as his wife Cjoyce Fed- donj tries to comfort him. Rigbl: Is that the law?l' Shylock learns from Portia CRoseann Lennonj that he may not shed a drop of blood in taking his bond. Coaxing their actor father, Reginald Goode, to do Shakespeare on TV are his daughters M. Root, D. Smith, S. Watson, J. Feddon, K. Lawrence, J. Liberty, and R. Lennon, who starred in The Rehearsal. Ten O'Clock Scholarf' introducing N. U. A.'s extra curricular activities to Freshmen, was drama- tists' first endeavor on stage this year. Wilfrid Massey's comedy, True Gold , provided actresses with their entry in the One-Act Play Con- test, in which they competed with fourteen arch- diocesan high schools. Christmas! French carols, tableaux and narration recounted the ageless story of the Star of Bethlehem. For their Class Day, Sophomores went south of the border, with the comedy presentation, Sunday Costs Five Pesos. Juniors entertained in May. Excerpts from four Shakespearian plays captivated Kay Street when N. D. girls co-starred with Actor Reginald Goode. Searching for the designing Susan Archer, Mrs. Channing-Brown QB. Trotterj examines the head-buyer CP. Henryj of the London dress-shop. 'Looking on are J. Williams, NV. Ray, J. Holland, J. Staples, S. Ferber, of the cast of l'True Gold. W vfwlv