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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

bell cote 1972 mount vernon college 2100 foxhall rd v n. w. Washington, d. c. 20007 editor — susan jepson business editor — basi me ashan layout editor — wendy hyjer photography editor — susan jepson art editor — lisa panettiere photographer — lou masi advisor — kitty lilly staff paige hopkin mary pruitt leslie blassingharn linda cuzzi thayne taylor becky provost eleanor friend sara adams 7 My piece ol ham just oinked 1 getting together . . .. Hi 1 My name ' s Peter t live down the street 3 the president ' s address Advent Is. But too often The human dialectic Becomes Either “Do I eat a peach? Or “Shall I part my hair behind? At least Where do we go from here? Provides the greater Potential Of being hoisted By one’s own petard. Better to go out with a bang Than a whimper. Bravo for birth-comings! In your deliberations Therefore Dare more than Prufrock. Like Ophelia ' s Dane Grapple With gargantuan issues. To prefer not to May avoid a momentary madness But Zarathustra said it best: To give birth to a dancing star One must become A chaos. Advent is And shall be. Who can answer the unanswerable? How fine That there may be No answer But rather Answers. Peter D. Pelham 1972 dedication We talk and You listen. We complain and You explain. We cry and You comfort. We laugh and You laugh along. We are angry and You soothe us. We are indifferent and You challenge us. In your silence you seem to be saying to us: Tomorrow you will have to play a much more difficult piece. Tomorrow, when the audience is beginning to listen for wrong notes, And you no longer have me in the wings — Then we shall see what you can realty do. Yesterday we hardly expected that by Today you would have prepared us so well for Tomorrow. Because of this, you have won our friendship and respect. We. the Class of 1972, dedicate our yearbook To you, Dean Huntington. s §!! IS - ’ 58 ] faculty and administration Mr Peier D Pelham. President Dr Eileen P Kuhns, Vice-President for Academic Affairs Mr William A, Jewett, Vice-President for Financial Affairs e Mrs. Martha C. Huntington, Dean of Student Affairs Miss Janyce E, Notopoulos, Director of Development Mrs. Mabef Rogers, Assistant to the President Mr William K Eckerl, ssocjate Dean of the Coliege 9 Mr. Hal S. Chase, Director of Admissions: Mrs. Laura McKee, Secretary to Admissions Office: Mrs. Lynn Dickinson, Assistant to Admissions Director Miss Joanne DwinnelL Director of Alumnae Activities to Mrs. Yvonne H. Whitney, Instructor and Academic Advisor Mrs Carla 0 Winston, Assistant to me Vice-President of Academic Affairs Mrs Charlotte H Resnick, y4ss sfanf to the Dean of Student Affairs Miss Jeanette P Moore. Registrar n Miss Jean F Burdette, Bookkeeper Mrs Little, Assistant Bookkeeper Miss Mary Copeland, Bursar Mrs Beam. Assistant Manager. Book Store Mrs Constance P, Massey, Manager Book Store Mr. George Clark, Purchasing Agent 12 Miss Laura Schumacher, Secretary t Office of the President Mrs. Doris McNeil Coordinator t Student Affairs Miss Hefen Boyden, Housekeeper 13 Mr Lee Haner, Lecturer. Art Mrs Veronica McLaugnlin Professor of Interior Design Mrs, Hilda S. Thorpe, Lecturer , Art Mrs Luale J Firey, Associate Professor of Art 14 anthropology sociology psychology Mrs. Diane M. Mathewso n, Assistant Professor of Psychology Mrs Hanrta Blumfieid, Professor of Sociology and Anthropology IS I english history political science Dr Ttptan M Westfall. Professor of Engltsh Mrs EtheJ 8 Peirce, Associate Professor of English 16 Mr Ezrel A Wages, Professor of English Dr. Margaret E. Lerche, Professor of Political Science Miss Mane P. McMahon. Instructor of History Mrs, Janet D. Highsaw, Associate Professor of Political Science Mrs. Teresa B Adwan, Lecturer of History 17 languages Mrs. Nico!© 0 Long, Adjunct Professor of French Mrs. Jacqueline C. Buhrman Professor of French Senorrta Maria F. Carroll, Adjunct Professor of Spanish 18 math science Mr. Paul R Proleau. Assistant Professor of Biology Mrs. Emily S. Lampert, ssocrate Professor of Mathematics 19 Mrs Lois P Price, Associate Professor of Physical Education Mrs. Mary Joan McCarthy, Instructor of Physical Education physical education 20 Sharon M Kisset. Assistant fo the Librarian; Robert K. Stoneham, Librarian; Mrs. Evelyn DeBoeck. Coordinator of LRC. Mr John sor h Coordinator of Production Services , LRC; Miss Mary Swope, Coordinator of Secretariat Services . LRC music speech Ire Mr, William H. Eckert, Jr., Professor of Music Professor of Speech and Theatre 21 17 23 sophomores 25 16 NANCY ANDERER New Canaan, Connecticut SUSAN ASHER Chevy Chase, Maryland KILTIE BEDFORD Baltimore, Maryland RETA BECK Memphis, Tennessee 27 LESLIE BLASSINGHAM Norfolk, Virginia HELENA BERRY Bethesda, Maryland JULIA BROWNLEY Fichestrasse 2 A Germany NANCY BURKE New Canaan, Connecticut JANE CARNEVALE Wilmington. Delaware ISABEL CALERO Panama R. P. 79 SARA CHURCHILL Ivy, Virginia JULIA CRANE 3? Portland, Maine SHARON CONNELL Potomac, Maryland NANCY FIRTH Trappe, Maryland TERRI FEHER Corpus Chrisli, Texas 33 AMY FRIEDMAN Washington, D. C. JONI FRIEND Hartland, Wisconsin ELEANOR FRIEND South Norwalk, Connecticut JENNY GARRISON Gastonia, North Carolina EILEEN GREENE Litchfield, Connecticut 36 ELLEN GREEN Palm Beach, Florida 4 BARBARA HEAPHY JEANETTE HAFFNER Bronxvifle, New York Alexandria, Virginia ISABEL GUPTON Atlanta, Georgia ■ V i rimV f KITTY HILL Washington, D C. JOAN HERRICK New York, New York ► NANCi HEM BERGER Milldale, Connecticut PAIGE HOPKIN Fort Washington, Pennsylvania KATHY HOWELL Washington, D C, FANNIE HOM Washington, D C 39 CATHAEE HUDGINS Wilmington, Delaware CAROLINE HUDSON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PEGGY HUBER Lake Forest , Illinois 40 ,AYNE HULL :hort Hills, New Jersey ;AR01INE JAMES WENDY HYJER )arlington H South Carolina Weston, Massachusetts 41 MARTHA JONES Montgomery, Alabama SKI JEPSON Tarryiowrt. New York BETH JOHNSON Centrebrook. Connecticut ADRIENNE KURSTIN 43 Washington, D C JENNIFER KEOGH Lake Forest, Illinois PATTY LAVEILE Indianapolis. Indiana I HADLEY MACK Grasse Point Farms, Michigan ANNE McLANDRlCH Gates Mills, Ohio MARY McREYNOLDS Bethesda, Maryland CYNTHIA MEIER Larchmont, New York 45 MICHELE NELSON Menfo Park, California USA PANETTIERE Glen Cove, New York EILEEN OTTE Port Washington, New ork 46 KATHERINE PASCO Richmond, Virginia BLAIR PENOERGRAST Atlanta. Georgia 47 MARKIE PETER Washington, D. C BETSY PERRY Richmond, Virginia LIZ POER Atlanta. Georgia ■ ■ • $ Vt r LINDA ROWLEY Ridgewood, New Jersey DEBBIE SCOTT Austin. Texas CAROL ROSENTHAL Lexington, Kentucky 50 GINNY SCOTT Wilmington, Delaware KATHY SIM ON Rye. New York PENNY SMITH Greensboro, North Carolina ANNE STEPHENS Potomac, Maryland JULIE SOUTHWORTH Pomt Clear Alabama S3 MEUNA TUMOVA Washington. D C. WALTON VANDIVER Spartanburg, South Carolina BILLIE TRUESDELL Washington, D C, RUENBHAN VORAVARN Washington, D. C BETSY VON SPRECKELSEN Indianapolis, Indiana EUGENIA WATTLES Atlanta. Georgia KRISTIN WISNER Mexico 21, D. F. Mexico MARY GILMAN WOODSON Portsmouth, Virginia MARY HOLT WOODSON Salisbury, North Carolina 58 CAROL ZIEGLER Olney, Maryland ELIZABETH ZELLER Plainfield, New Jersey 59 61 62 63 freshman 9 65 CLARK HOUSE COUNCIL: 1st row: Susan Wesp, Ca- thaee Hudgins, Jocelyn Kaptain. 2nd row: Joni Friend, Betsy Von Spreckelsen, Pat Benton. dark house 66 Mary Pruitt, Jocelyn Kapfain , Wendy Williams, Jane Silberberg, Debbie Burns. Susan Wesp, Kate LaFortune, Heidi Humphreys, Carla Klein Tama Anderson, Carol Fenwick, Lori Somes, Pat Benton, Sarah Turner, 67 Chris and Eileen Coppola, House Resi Paul, dents SOMERS HOUSE COUNCIL: 1st row: The Coppolas, Mary Holt Woodson. 2nd row: Alta Wist- er. Mary Powell Adams, Sissy Zimmerman, Cynthia Colt. somers house 1st row: Mary Heffron, Ginger Crittenberger. Brien Jordan, Mary Jane Wagner. Barbara Garita. 2nd row: Margaret Smith. Lauren Lombardo. Cynthia Colt, Carol Fenwick, Mar- ianne Farnsworth, Brooke Powell. Shinja Kang. 3rd row : Sara Adams, Bert Spangler Marianne Farnsworth. Deanie Goodman, Sissy Zimmerman, Connie Stern, Cynthia Colt. 69 Sallie Drury, Debbie Nagel, Susan McCahey, Susan Merkel, Mary Henebry. Yoshtko Taniyama, Sloane Shear, Efien Thompson, Connie Stern, Lica Eshleman, Jackie Kenney, Brien Jordan, Lauren Lombardo, Mary Jane Wagner. to ames Sandra and Paul Proteau, House Residents, with children Julie, Jennifer and Paula, new dorm Kitty, Frank Jr and Frank Lilly, House Residents 7 HENSLEY HOUSE COUNCIL: 1st row: Thayne Taylor, Ginny Scott. 2nd row: Sue Sloane, Virginia McGraw, Jennifer Keogh, Connie Quinn, Mrs. Fellowes. Taddie Fellowes, House Resident. 72 hensley house Jenny Fischer, Ginny McGraw. Gayla Hensley, Heather Russell, Elizabeth Sprague, Tha yne Taylor. Christy Moore, Marna Isenberg, Eileen Springer, Linda Cuzzi, Debbie Grant, Toni Frazier. Mollie Allen, Isabel dePey recave. Elizabeth Sprague. Pat Roth. Debbie Hartman, Gmny McGraw, Heather Russell. Francme Corbett. Debbie Grant. Jennifer Fischer. Linda Cuzzi COLE HOUSE COUNCIL: 1st row: Bonnie Hipp, Basi McAshan, Katherine Pasco. Beth Johnson 2nd row: Marcia Cross, Reba Caruthers, Eileen Otte. Lisa. Chris and Steve Malley, House Res idents. cole house 74 Jackie Engel, Marcia Cross. Graham Latimer, Diane Connell, Pam Rizzoli. Shelley Sagar, Terry Ray. Judy Albert, Leslie Capalbo, Ann Conaway. 75 Bonnie Hipp, Susan Brooks, Ford Boyd, Graham Frank, Irene Whelan, Elizabeth Sum wall. Sally Rich 76 Robert and Debby Haynes, House Residents. HOUSE COUNCIL: 1st row: Lisa Panettiere. 2nd row: Stanley Harris, Kathy Simon Billie Truesdell. 3rd row: Wendy Hyjer, Cindy Cook merriweather house 77 Heidi Sheesley. Eloise Simons. Sharon Kelly, Cindy Cook, Louise Gove, Louise Pate. Kim Gulley. Mimi Bergen. 78 Becky Chapman, Caroline Palmer. Jackie Matt. Pippy Hill, Pam Tweddle, Louise Curtis, Stanley Harris, Kathy Angevine. 79 day students DAY STUDENT OFFICERS Kitty Hill. President: Helena Berry. Secretary; Fannie Horn, Vice-President. so | jK r gfS u ' . L J . jll p Xlij 1st row: Janel LeFevre, Mary McReynolds. Pat Jones. 2nd row: Kitty Hill, Fannie Horn, Edie Fryer, Christine Blake 3rd row: Fatimah Afshar, Nancy Cooper, Beth Shearer, Consuefo Cruz, Elizabeth Casey, Jennifer Pyfe, Douga Merriam ti So l r m a day student, that’s my bag 82 03 15 96 B7 rohs antoUNV sruwvo ' ,eor eto«n Day School J 0 iu 0 cne t.qsna PTO-J atu, Ristraas stootu TRAVELERS ! SE dxxsnjCLA 300 c r xxwa L assaKo locial Uaqoe- mam $ucce :nv ilNIM I I § C ! V OUNT ERNON t 1 In r Dinner Aiqtuassv apOJ jouor « fadr ga nctrf to cr CO 9 cii i 3 O V c o o !Zia tiO ' IVS 1£%C das “a eui laak. “ JS 91 U 09 J u C 3 4 f- ' UIB 9 J 989 I c o i 171 c activities 89 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Julia Brownley. Vice- President; Elizabeth Sumwait, Secretary; Debbie Scott, President. [ml 1 m ■ m } i it - -m If I ii STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: 1st row: Julia Brownley, Debbie Scott, Elizabeth Sumwait 2nd row: Mimi Bergen. Mary Holt Wood- son. Eugenia Wattles. 3rd row: Joan Herrick, Jackie Kenney, Cynthia Colt student council 90 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Katherine Pasco. Sue Sloane. Eugenia Wattles FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Beth Martin, Jackie Kenney. Sissy Zimmerman. 91 judicial board Julia Brownley Hadley Mack Julia Crane Debbte Scott Helena Berry Sally Rich Marianne Farnsworth The Honor System at Mount Vernon is an integral part of every student’s life, and it is the job of the Judicial Board to famil- iarize students with every aspect of the Code. The Honor Code is more than just a list of rules — it is a combination of loy- alty, respect and esteem for the ideals of the College. The Honor Code deals with both academic and social aspects of the school. The Judicial Board deals with all major infractions of the Honor Code. 92 Cynthia Pikul, Lori Somes, Amy Ballard, Sara Turner, Nancy Cooper, Billie Truesdell, President, missing Ei- leen Greene, Brien Jordan, Shinja Kang, Virginia Mann, Mary Pruitt. student coordinating committee The Student Coordinating Committee is a student- run campus organization which plans and coordi- nates lectures, readings and activities for the col- lege throughout the year. With attention focused mainly on topical issues, it serves to integrate Mount Vernon more fully into Washington ' s active political and intellectual life. bell cote 1st row: Leslie Blassingham, Sara Adams, Mary Jane Wagner. Kitty Lilly. Advisor. 2nd row: Ski Jepson, Wendy Hyjer, Thayne Taylor. Paige Hopkin. missing: Basi McAshan, Eleanor Friend, Linda Cuzzi, Lisa Panettiere. This staff is responsible for the creation, organization and publication of the yearbook. Its members have contributed their various skills in the fields of photog- raphy, layout and business in order to provide you with the Bell Cote 1972, a photo-essay of this year at Mount Vernon. 94 1st row: Beth Johnson. President. 2nd row: Melina Tumova, Sue Stoane, Linda Rowley. Kath- erine Pasco. 3rd row: Joni Friend. Hadley Mack, Julia Brownley, missing Mary Holt Woodson, Chris Folz. The function of Gold Key is to provide campus hostesses and Admissions aides. Members are the official hostesses in which capacity they give any visitors, students, counselors or guests a tour of campus. The Gold Key members have the oppor- tunity of becoming familiar with the procedures of the Admissions Office and the admission require- ments for new students. 95 vista Deanie Goodman. Jane Silberberg, Bert Spangler, Susan Asher, President; Kate LaFort- une, missing: Jane Carnevale, Belle Donner, Kim Gulley. Becky Provost, Sally Rich, Sue This club is composed of vol- unteers who go to the inner city of Washington, D.C. to tutor black, underprivileged children. The program is su- pervised by Uplift House which is a facet of the nation- al Vista organization. Vista members try to expose these children to new and stimulat- ing environments by taking them on field trips to art gal- leries, on picnics and also to Mount Vernon campus for holiday parties. 96 1st row: Louise Pate, Penny Smith, Reta Beck. President; Connie Stern, Marianne Farnsworth 2nd row: Sally Rich, Susan Merkel, Tania Anderson, Cynthia Colt missing: Cynthia Pikul, Ford Boyd. lend a hand Lend-A-Hand is a group of students who ex- pend their energy on service-oriented activi- ties. Among the various projects they have undertaken this year are; volunteer work at area hospitals, raising money to help Bangla- desh refugees, adopting Korean orphans through the foster parents program and send- ing handicapped children to camp at Mar- tha’s Vineyard. 97 Basi McAshan, Managing Editor post script Billie Truesdell, Editor-in-Chief Post Script is the new school newspaper which debuted on campus in the winter of ' 72. It is in- tended to be a more so- phisticated publication than its predecessor, containing advertise- ments and photographs as well as editorials, in- terviews, articles and no- tices. Insight is an organization which sponsors campus religious services, thus adding another dimen- sion to the community life of the college. These services are held in our beautiful new Chapel. phi theta kappa Julie Southworth, Billie Truesdell, Melina Tumova. Michele Nelson, Jennifer Keogh. President: Car- men Cortes, Advisor, missing: Leslie Meints, Sara Churchill, Ellen Ferriter. Nancy Firth Recognizing intellectual achievement in American Junior Colleges, Phi Theta Kappa has as its pur- pose to promote scholarship, develop character and cultivate fellowship among the students. In order to join this honor society, one must rank in the upper 10% of the total enrollment of her col- lege. In the fall of 1971 , the Phi Theta Kappa Re- gional Convention was held at Mount Vernon with Rogers B. Morton as one of the guest speakers. 99 Eileen Olte, Marcia Cross, Kathy Simon. Pat Benton miss- ing Lauren Lombardo, Carol Hiering. Jennifer Keogh. Thayne Taylor, Alta Wister. Bitsy Perry, President . social league The Social League is a group comprised of two representatives from each house who plan and handle most of the social functions for Mount Ver- non. Who will forget the Christmas formal at the Statler Hilton, the cocktail party the following day at the East India Sporting Club, the Polynesian dinner with real hula dancers, or the infamous boatride down the Potomac during Spring Week- end? too ilffif OFFICERS: Jennifer Keogh, Connie Quinn. Buffy Zeller. Joan Herrick. athletic association The Athletic Association is a recrea- tional organization which plans and supervises a variety of sporting events for the students. This year, AA spon- sored ski trips, mixed tennis doubles, volleyball intramurals and other sports events. MEMBERS Joan Hernck Edie Fryer Sue Sioane Sissy Zimmerman Cynthia Cook Ginny Mann Barbara Garita Ltnda Cuzzi Sally Russell Connie Stern Sarah Turner Connie Quinn Beth Martin Katherine Pasco Wendy Cole Mary Pruitt Becky Provost Kate LaFortune Eleanor Friend Jackie Kenney Billie Truesdell Winky Casey Marcia Cross Buffy Zeller Julia Crane Julia Brownley Graham Frank 101 Cathaee Hudgins, President, Patty Lavelle, Susan Brooks, Anne McLandrich, Ford Boyd. curtain callers Jackie Kenney, Elizabeth Sumwalt. Louise Pate, Deanie Goodman, Debby Scott, Julia Brownley. Under the direction of Mrs. Heflin, Curtain Callers provides the college community with winter and spring dramatic productions. With talent abound- ing. Debby Scott and Lauren Seelye alternated top billing in the Christmas musical comedy, “Mr. Scrooge. The Theatre Workshop plans to build the sets for the spring play, “Night Must Fall. 101 a V Sara Adams r Debby Scott and Lauren Lombardo, representing the Young Democrats young democrats The Young Democrats club’s purpose is to pro- mote interest in Political activity by bringing speakers to the campus, by holding debates and by joining with neigh- boring college chapters in various activities. Chris Folz. representing the Young Republicans. MEMBERS: Becky Mears, Brien Jordan. Mary Jane Wagner. Sarah Turner, Heidi Humphreys. young republicans The Young Republicans got off to a late but interesting start with Congressman Stewart B. McKinney speaking in the Field House at a Wine and Cheese Reception. 103 Mr Eckert, Director; Pat Benton, Joni Friend. Billie Truesdell, President; Jackie Kenney, Irmeli Pylvanainen. Sue Wesp, Chris Caldwell. Wendy Hyjer missing; Beth Shearer, Belie Donner, Patty Lavelle. The Mount Vernon Madrigals are one of the two singing groups on campus. Meeting three times weekly under the direction of Mr. Eckert, the twelve member group offers two musical programs year- ly. madrigals 104 % travelers Wendy Hyjer. Mary Holt Woodson, Chris Caldwell, Jackie Kenney, Pat Jones miss - ing: Julia Crane. One of the most selective clubs on campus is the Travelers. Each year many try out for this folk singing group and only three new people are chosen. It is quite an honor to be a member of Travelers and an even greater pleasure to listen to them. 10s hockey 1st row: Jennifer Keogh. Eleanor Friend, Marcta Cross, Lisa Morris. Edie Fryer, Susan Sheffield, Mrs. McCarthy. Coach. 2nd row Connie Quinn. Julia Brownley, Ginny Scott, Joan Herrick. Julia Crane, Kitty Hill missing: Cindy Cook. Pam Davies tennis 1st row Julia Crane, Joan Herrick, Eleanor Friend. 2nd row . Mrs. Price. Coach; Marcia Cross, Graham Frank. Bert Spangler. Reba Caruthers, Sissy Zimmerman. Douga Mer- rtam. Chris Caldwell. Connie Sterns. t06 volleyball 1st row: Ginny Scott, Jennifer Keogh. Sloane Shear 2nd row: Buffy Zeller. Betsey Beck. Kathy Howell. Joan Herrick. 3rd row : Marny Lanagan, Julia Crane. Katherine Pasco. Mrs. McCarthy, Coach; Jackie Kenney. Lisa Morris. Julie Southworth. basketball 1st row Lisa Morris. Julia Brownley. Cynthia Colt, Blair Pendergrast, Anne McLandrich. Barbara Childs. Wende Case. 2nd row: Mrs. Price. Coach; Julia Crane, Lisa Fischer. Jackie Kenney, Billie Truesdell, Katherine Pasco. Marcia Cross, Caroline Ragsdale. Bert Spangler 107 - - Jfr He went that-a-way. Ecstacy is to study. Beth seems to be havinc ► 112 problems getting up the hill. ‘‘Need a shave?” ‘Birdie, birdie, in the sky. It’s not nice to fool mother nature U4 f Alright you jokers, who stole my underwear? ns Samantha Adler 4660 Sylvan Drive Savannah, Ga. Nancy Anderer 41 Lake Wind Road New Canaan, Conn. Susan Asher 25 Primrose St. Chevy Chase, Md. Reta Beck 84 Cherry Rd. Memphis, Tenn. Kiltie Bedford 1009 Winding Way Baltimore, Md. Helena Berry 9407 Holland Ave. Bethesda, Md. Leslie Blassingham 1306 Rockbridge Ave. Norfolk, Va. Julia Brownley 4700 Hamm (Westfalen) Fichtestrasse 2A West Germany Nancy Burke 139 Frogtown Rd. New Canaan, Conn. Isabel Calero Box 1815, Zone 1 Panama City, Panama Jane Carnevale 3302 Rockfield Dr. Wilmington, Del. Reba Carruthers 400 Oak Rd. Glendale, Ohio Wende Case 1 1 4 Pickwick Dr. Rochester, N.Y. Barbara Childs 325 G Eden Rd. Lancaster, Pa. Sarah Churchill “Windrush” P.O. Box 4 Ivy, Va. Wendy Cole 3260 Lake Shore Dr. Chicago, III. Sharron Connell 700 New Hampshire Ave. N.W. 1218 Washington, D.C, Julia Crane Dean ' s Way Cumberland Foreside Portland, Maine Pamela Davies 365 E. Westleigh Rd. Lake Forest. III. Glenna Delp 1905 Millersville Pike Lancaster, Pa. Virginia Edington Deer Park Greenwich, Conn. Jane Faulders 4317 Sandy Bay Dr. Virginia Beach, Va. Leah Feher 15 Camden Place Corpus Christi, Tex. Ellen Ferriter 2745 S. Ives Street Arlington, Va. Nancy Firth Hampden Trappe, Md. Christine Fisher 681 Lakeshore Rd. Grosse Point, Mich. Lisa Fisher 5406 Ocean Dr. Corpus Christi, Tex. Christina Folz 6 Sycamore St. Newburgh, Ind. Treasa Floyd P.O. Box 31185 Vickery Station Dallas, Tex. Amy Friedman 4455 29th St. N.W. Washington D.C. Eleanor Friend Valley Rd. Wilson Point South Norwalk, Conn. Jo Ann Friend Route 1 , Box 65 Hartland, Wis. Jenny Garrison 225 West 1 1th Ave. Gastonia, N.C. Ellen Green 222 Plantation Rd. Palm Beach, Fla. Eileen Green P.O. Box 125 Litchfield, Conn. Isabel Gupton 2405 Woodward Way N.W. Atlanta, Ga. 116 Jeanette Haftner 215 N. Fairfax St. Alexandria, Va. Barbara Heaphy 24 Courseview Rd. Bronxville, N.Y. Nanci Hemberger 100 Russell Rd. Milldale, Conn. Joan Herrick 634 Atlantic Ave. Cedarhurst, N.Y. Carol Hiering 9 Central Ave. Toms River, N.J. Katherine Hill 3274 Chestnut St. N.W. Washington, D.C. Fannie Horn 524 Hamilton St. N.E. Washington, D.C. Juliette Hopkin 6012 Musket Rd. Militia Hill Fort Washington, Pa. Margaret Huber 1491 Edgewood Rd. Lake Forest, III. Cathaee Hudgins 4300 Ruskin Rd. Brandywine Hills Wilmington, Del. Caroline Hudgins 1096 Fox Chapel Rd. Pittsburgh, Pa. Jayne Hull 212 Long Hill Dr. Short Hills, N.J. Wendy Hyjer 47 Partridge Hill Rd. Weston, Mass. Caroline James P.O. Box 151 Darlington, S.C. Susan Jepson 5 Webb Rd. Tarrytown, N.Y. Elizabeth Johnson Astle House Centerbrook, Conn. Martha Jones 2030 Myrtlewood Dr. Montgomery, Ala. Jennifer Keogh 37 E. Onentsia Rd. Lake Forest, III. Adrienne Kurstin 2912 Ellicott Terr. Washington, D.C. Margery Lanagan 3717 Bradley Lane Chevy Chase, Md. Patricia Lavelle 3206 Melbourne Rd. So. Dr. Indianapolis, Ind. Karen Lombardo 1875 Thomas Rd. Beaumont, Tex. Anne McLandrich Woodstock Rd. Gates Mills, Ohio Mary McReynolds 7701 Arrowood Ct. Bethesda, Md. Hadley Mack 208 Country Club Dr. Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. Jane Margolis 326 Marathon Ave. Dayton, Ohio Ana Matienzo Y-8 Green Hill St. Garden Hills Bayamon, Puerto Rico Monica Maulsby 953 Fifth Ave. New York, N.Y. Rebecca Mears 6421 Greenleaf St. Springfield, Va. Cynthia Meier 26 Bonnie Briar Lane Larchmont. N.Y. Leslye Meints 7913 Falstaff Rd. Me Lean, Va. Michele Nelson 1740 Bay Laurel Dr. Manlo Park, Calif. Eileen Otte 73 Carlton Ave. Apt. 18 Port Washington, N.Y. Kyung-Hee Park 1 Sherman Sq. New York, N.Y. Katherine Pasco 304 Marston Lane Richmond. Va. Blair Pendergrast 1700 Paces Kerry Rd. Atlanta, Ga. U7 Christine Perkins P.O. Box PP Palm Springs, Calif. Elizabeth Perry 10002 Drouin Dr. Richmond, Va. Martha Peters 3024 Dumbarton Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. Elizabeth Poer 3391 Tuxedo Rd. N.W. Atlanta, Ga. Jennifer Pyle 6716 Danforth St. McLean, Va. Constance Quinn 47 Glen Moore Circle Lancaster, Pa. Caroline Ragsdale Foot of Hendricks St. Lake City, S.C. Carol Rosenthal 751 Cottage Grove Lane Lexington, Ken. Linda Rowley 184 Beechwood Rd. Ridgewood, N.Y. Deborah Scott 2301 Woodlawn Blvd. Austin, Tex. Virginia Scott 2402 Delaware Ave. Wilmington, Del. Lauren Seelye 5510 Pembrokem Rd. Bethesda, Md. 118 Kathleen Simon 114 Grandview Ave. Rye, N.Y. Denise Sioris 6626 31st St. N.W. Washington, D.C. Suzanne Sloane 310 Brown St. Bettendorf, Iowa Cynthia Smith 2213 Windsor Rd. Austin. Tex. Penny Smith 210 Irving Place Breensboro, N.C. Julie Southworth P.O. Box 6 Point Clear, Ala. Anne Stephens 922 Persimmon Tree Rd. Potomac, Md. Billie Truesdale 2344 King Place, N.W. Washington, D.C. Milena Tumova 4535 W. St. N.W. Washington, D.C. Walton Vandiver 1026 Glenalyn Circle Spartansburg, S.C. Betsy Von Spreckelsen 8000 N. Illinois St. Indianapolis, Ind. Ruenbahn Vorararn 1006 23rd St. N.W. Washington, D.C. Eugenia Wattles 15 Vernon Rd. N.W. Atlanta, Ga. Monique Weill Apartado 182 San Salvador, El Salvador, C.A. Roni Weinstein B-3 Woodland Heights 2 Wongneichong Gap Rd. Hong Kong, B.B.C. Vicki Westphal 36 Repulse Bay Rd. Hong Kong, B.B.C. Eleanor Wilson 1 540 Caswell St. Raleigh, N.C. Kristin Wisner Carreteraco 116, Coyocan Mexico 21, D.F., Mexico Alta Wister Evans Lane Haverford, Pa. Mary G. Woodson 396 Park Rd. Portsmouth, Va. Mary Holt Woodson 317 N. Fulton St. Salisbury, N.C. Elizabeth Zeller 910 Charlotte Rd. Plainfield, N.J. Carol Ziegler 1712 Princess Anne Dr. Olney, Md. board of directors MR. WALTER E. BEACH Washington, D.C. MR. IRVING D. BERGER Washington, D.C. MR. DAVID P. CLOSE Washington, D.C. MR. GEORGE M. FERRIS, JR. Chevy Chase, Maryland MR. C. NEAL FLEMING Bethesda, Maryland MR. GILBERT M. GROSVENOR Washington, D.C. MRS. ANNE B. HYMAN Chevy Chase, Maryland MRS. WALTER M. JOHNSON, JR. Washington, D.C. MR. J. BURKE KNAPP Chevy Chase, Maryland MR. FRED KORTH Washington, D.C. MR. DAVID LLOYD KREEGER Washington, D.C. MRS. DONALD F. MAGARRELL Denver, Colorado MR. ANDREW J. MELTON, JR. Islip, New York MR. CHARLES F. MILES Elkhart, Indiana MRS. ROBERT S. MURPHY Washington, D.C. MRS. JOHN A. NEVIUS Washington, D.C. MR. PETER D. PELHAM Washington, D.C. MRS. MERRIWEATHER POST Washington, D.C. MRS. SEYMOUR S. PRESTON, JR. Media, Pennsylvania MRS. JOSEPH G. SELLWOOD Duluth, Minnesota MR. DOUGLAS R. SMITH Warrenton, Virginia MR. HENRY STRONG Washington, D.C. MRS. P. WHITNEY WEBB Paris, Kentucky MISS LYNN H. WORTHEN Washington, D.C. MR. J. HILLMAN ZAHN Washington, D.C. honorary life members MRS. RALPH F. GOW Worcester, Massachusetts DR. ELMER L. KAYSER Washington, D.C. 130 MRS. NATHAN MOBLEY Greenwich, Connecticut PATRONS Mr. Walter W. Friend Mrs. Yvonne Whitney Mayor and Mrs. Robert J. La Fortune Mrs. Jacqueline C. Buhrman Karl W. Corby and Co., Inc. Mr. George Clark Mrs. Martha C. Huntington Mrs. Ethel B. Peirce Mr. Robert K. Stoneham Mr. and Mrs. Paul Proteau Compliments of THE STUDENT COUNCIL 121 BOGLEY HARTING MAHONEY LEBLING. INC. 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From here we enter an eternity, and eternity is always the greatest challenge we can meet; we all have our goals and challenges to conquer. Father Time is not a patient man — he is pushing us to pick up our heels, and to catch the next kite string to our destination and happiness. The merry-go-round makes only one rotation; if we are not prepared to catch the ring it is possible to fall off our horses. Be Careful!! We all have the world at our finger tips, it is playing OUR song, flame of love is lighting all of our hopes dreams and paths. Be Careful not to blow it out. The daisies are out now. My, they smell good. Shall I pick one? The 1972 Bell Cote Staff wishes everyone a good and happy life. Th T ' tr J MHAVIQP Forecast gjf, Inflation Unemployment High VP ' .V ' -lv, ■ . JOl Democrats.- Tryingfor Party Reform tin the World!; -o„, f Dfl LIBERACE PERFORMS Sold out in Sydney another 72 Despite Chappaqui