Mount Vernon College - Bell Cote Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ma First row l enn Jennings. Mania Jackson, ( n U- (.limes. Sennit! mw: Kditli Willis, Cookie Smith, Dabney riioinp- snii. Patricia Williams, President; Rosaline de ( liollci. Karen Gilmore. Jackie Slone. Kaicn Gilmore and Ga le (.limes I he aim oi Optima is to maintain and to strengthen high standards of scholarship and up- rightness in the school. The club plans many spe- cial functions and joins in other affairs, throughout the year. 20 ]

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First row: Barbara Yereen. Isabelle Mills, Nancy Swan, l.orena Dasher, Nancy Wagner. Isabelle Collier. Second row: Beverly Carter. Martha Boyd. Student Court membership consists of the House Presidents and representatives from both classes. These members act as the disciplinary judges of Mount Vernon. It is the duty of the court to keep accurate records and make impartial judgments, to the best of its ability. Judy Toronto, Student Bods President [19

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WoJJ Affairs First row: Honey Hunt, Emily Nuttle, Susan Blocker, Judy Barker, Nancy Swan. Second row: Carol Adams, Cookie Smith, Bonnie Blackman, President; Betts Greene. Third row: Su anne Brown, Ann Whitson, Mary Kell Putty, I Ann Ransom, JoAnne Spence, Anne Gregory. Elizabeth Bracken, Cynthia Woodward, Barbara Peake, Betty McManus. Pat Roberts, Susan Straus. Prudence King. Susan Foster, Nell McElroy. The W orld Affairs Club is meant to further the interest of the students in the current world situa- tion. This is done by having Dr. Elmer Kayser as a regular speaker to talk on problems pertinent to the times, and by inviting other speakers to talk on specific subjects relating to the current situation. Bonnie Blackman, President of World Affairs; Doctor Elmer A. K scr, of George Washington University, regular speaker at World Affairs Meetings. [21