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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

BELL COTE 1973 MOUNT VERNON COLLEGE 2100 Foxhall Rd., N. W. Washington, D.C. 20007 Editor-in-Chief . Business Editor. Lay Out Editors Photo Co-Editors Sales Managers Literary Editors . Art Editor Advisor Photographer . . Linda Cuzzi Jenny Fischer Pat Benton Corinne Smith Marcia Cross Lucy Brown Jacque Engel Acshah O’Donovan . . .Jane Dickerson Leslie DuVal . . Gail Himmelfarb Kitty Lilly Lou Masi Ann Wynn Diane Sherman Evie Abady Lee Hanley STAFF Ann Ward Wendy Hoover Judy Lane LcTfe. t ' 5 9M! love is LoVe is Lo ve. i S ' _ Me is t 6 tVU t beV e te in. t-oroftrrow) V The President ' s Address Most times We address each other too often. In our desire for relativity We attempt dialogues Of cosmic dimensions, But Einstein expressed it best: E = me 2 , The human condition, however, Does not argue well For formulae. Cells, chromosomes, and water Are impersonal. The protoplasmic phenomenon Of life Is essentially transcellular, Therefore, Let us combine to provide A camera obscura. The lens of which Is in the eye of the beholder. Sometimes It is better that we be silent So that we may recognize fully The oldest axiom of them all: Agape. Peter D. Pelham 1973 3 Carmen M. Cories. House Resident, Clark Paul and Eileen Coppola with son Chris, House Residents, Somers 4 Paul and Sandra Proteau with children Julie. Jennifer and Paula House Residents, Ames Steve and Chris Malley with daughter Lisa, House Residents , Cole Dedication We think we ' ve come a long way, as the say- ing goes, entering Mount Vernon as just so many individuals, but developing a tremendous sense of togetherness while here. We have experienced a force which has brought us together. Think back to the first hello in September and ahead to the last goodbye in May; to the element which throughout the year held the fort down but always managed to keep things rolling. We felt at home knowing there was someone to turn to when we needed a friend, sharing the good times as well as the bad, living together and learn- ing together, And though we must depart as individuals ready to make our mark in the world, we are all bound by the not much older but wiser friends we leave behind, knowing that whatever we achieve will be due in part to their influence. We. the class of 1973, wish to dedicate our yearbook to these friends, the House Residents. Wm apM pi fe y Pmpp IMmjs-rriJ! . i j3B IK ■ - M WMzisL V t4HffWfe V l- FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 9RMHI 1 f- r ' W • r i v- t :I; v l ■ • ;.V .v, ' • ■ ; -1 .- v !• ; • • ' V • ' pajS - v ? AgBWBjB| .. £’ $ P5 III v V ||| A ,. Sr if I SpSg it ' jl t!. William H, Eckert, Jr. Acting Dean of the College William Jewett Vice-President for Financial Affairs Martha C. Huntington Dean of Student Affairs Peter D Pelham, President Thomas W. McMahon Director of Admissions Laura M. Schumacher Admissions Representative Carol A Greenblatt, Assf. to Director of Admissions; Thomas McMahon. Director of Admissions, Elinor Stearns, Admissions Representative, Mary Lou Van Winegarcfen, Secretary. Admissions Office 9 Kathleen Power, Director of Publications and Public Relations ; Joanne Dwinnell, Director of Alumnae Activities Mabel Rogers Assistant to the President Janyce E Notopoulos Director of Development to Dede Fryer, Secretary, Alumnae Office; Eleanore Knap, Secretary, Development Office Margaret S Randall Assistant to the President Charlotte H. Resnick Assistant to the Dean of Student Affairs 12 Yvonne H. Whitney Instructor and Academic Advisor Alan Yunnan Director of Services Carla D. Winston Assistant to the Acting Dean of the College Jeanette P. Moore Registrar Doris V. McNeil, Coordinator of Student Affairs; Aileen M. Feliowes, Clerical Assistant, Student Affairs; Betty Porter, Faculty Secretary Helen Boyden Housekeeper Sandra C. Brown, Clerk Typist. Business Office; Jean Burdette, Bookkeeper, Business Office; Mary S. Copeland, Bursar Mrs. Beam. Assistant Manager. Book Store, Constance Massey, Manager Book Store 3 Art Philosophy Lucile Judge Firey Associate Professor, Art History Veronica McLaughlin Professor, Interior Design I Morris H, Bratton Lecturer, Philosophy Edward G Zerne Instructor. Art English Valerie Vesser Associate Professor, English Dr. Tipton M. Westfall Professor. English Richard F. Harteis Assistant Professor. English Ethel B, Peirce Associate Professor, English J v T5 Social Sciences Gail E. Kranz Lecturer, Psychology Jane D Highsaw Associate Professor. Political Science Amy A. Greene Instructor, History Dianne S, Mathewson Assistant Professor, Psychology Dr. Margaret E. Lerche Professor, Political Science 16 The Reverend Joe Louis Gipson Lecturer, Sociology Dr. Philip C. Ritterbush Lecturer. Sociology Hanita Biumfield Associate Professor, Sociology ' Anthropology Richard Ungerer Lecturer. Sociology 17 Languages Jacqueline Buhrman Professor. French Science Math Paul R. Proteau Assistant Professor, Biology Emily S. Lampert Associate Professor, Mathematics Jane M. Haynie Biology Assistant 19 Learning Resources Center Typing Gertrude Forster Lecturer, Typewriting Sharon Kissel, Coordinator of Utilization and Processing Services, Mark Schulman, Director of Learning Resources Center ; John Gensor, Coordinator of Production Servi ces, LRC; Mary Kasamatsu, Coordinator of Secretarial Services, LRC Mark H. Schulman Director, Learning Resources Center 20 Physical Education Speech Mary Joan McCarthy Instructor, Physical Education Lois Price Associate Professor, Physical Education Julia Heflin Assistant Professor, Speech Theatre 1 But of course these pictures are candid 11 22 ' Do math the easy way look it up in the answer book ' But Kitty, l thought you weren t coming back until Sunday 1 !! 1 ' Why don ' t you come ud and see me sometime? Paul, dear, this doesn ' t look like Chris Is there something you forgot to tell me? 23 mmmrn SOPHOMORES i RAYA AL-JANABI Washington, D.C, GAIL ADAMS FATIMA AFSHAR Shaker Heights, Ohio Washington, D.C, 26 JUDY ALBERT Encino, California NANCY ANDREWS Annandale, Virginia KATHY ANGEVINE Sewickley. Pennsylvania 27 ALICIA BASILIKO Bethesda, Maryland AMY BALLARD Arlington, Virginia i i. ' 4  . «■ . if 7 4 Kjf ' : P C- - -V v 4L PAM BARNES Washington, D C. T ‘ rv -w- v PAT BENTON Chatham, New Jersey SHELLEY BOWLIN Memphis, Tennessee MIMI BERGEN Greenwich, Connecticut 29 SUSAN BROOKS Houston, Texas FORD BOYD Columbia, South Carolina 30 ANN CANNON Alexandria, Virginia BETSY CASEY Washington, D C, CHRIS CALDWELL Lookout Mountain . Tennessee 31 ANNE CONAWAY Baltimore, Maryland 32 LAURENS CLARKE McLean, Virginia NANCY COOPER McLean, Virginia ■ ' BECCA CHAPMAN Washington, D.C. CYNTHIA COLT Houston. Texas 33 LINDA CU2ZI Pelham. New York ' mV MARCIA CROSS Newlown Square, Pennsylvania 34 GINGER CRITTENBERGER McLean, Virginia JANE DICKERSON McLean, Virginia 35 KATHY EHLE Fairfax, Virginia SALLIE DRURY Charleston, South Carolina BELINDA DONNER New York, New York BETSEY FISCHER Plainfield, New Jersey MARIANNE FARNSWORTH Memphis, Tennessee JACGUE ENGEL Short Hills, New Jersey 37 JENNY FISCHER Princeton, New Jersey EDIE FRYER Bethesda, Maryland DEAN IE GOODMAN Pikesville, Maryland LEIKA KANG Tokyo, Japan DONNA HOUSH Sherborn, Massachusetts 40 PAT JONES Washington, D.C. MARY HERRMANN Louisville, Kentucky BRIEN JORDAN Kansas City, Missouri 41 SHIRIN KHADDURI Washington, D.C. JOCELYN KAPTAIN Darien, Connecticut JACKIE KENNEY Needham, Massachusetts 4 CH! CHI LABARRAQUE Washington, D.C. CARLA KLEIN Bethesda. Maryland KEIKO KIMURA Osaka, Japan 43 BASI McASHAN Paris, Kentucky JANEL LeFEVRE Kensington, Maryland DORIAN LIPMAN Old Westbury, New York 44 MARGUERITE McCAIN Okolona, Mississippi GEE MANN Greenville, South Carolina SUSAN McCAHEY Winnetka, Illinois SUSAN MERKEL Sands Point, New York DIANE MATTSON Houston, Texas V DOUGA MERRIAM Washington, D.C. LISA MORRIS Houston, Texas CHRISTY MOORE Sewickley, Pennsylvania BECKY MONTAGUE Gainesville. Florida 47 BROOKE POWELL Jacksonville, Florida DEBBIE NAGEL Washington, D.C. BOOKIE MYERS Colonial Heights, Virginia 48 CYNTHIA PIKUL Ludlow, Massachusetts LOUISE PATE Greenwich, Connecticut ALLENE PARKER Birmingham, Alabama i9 MARY PRUITT Houston, Texas BETSY RATHER Austin, Texas BECKY PROVOST Caracas, Venezuela 50 LISA RODGERS Phoenix, Maryland PAM RIZZOLI Chevy Chase, Maryland HEATHER RUSSELL Castine. Maine 51 BETTY SANDERS Atlanta, Georgia SHELLEY SAGAR New Vernon, New Jersey SALLY RUSSELL Stow, Massachusetts 52 SUZANNE SCHWARTZ Adams, Massachusetts BETH SHEARER Reston, Virginia SLOANE SHEAR Oklahoma City, Oklahoma S3 HEIDI SHEESLEY Houston, Texas LORI SOMES Oyster Bay, New York JANE SILBERBERG Newton, Massachusetts 54 MARGARET SMITH Westport, Connecticut SUSIE SHEFFIELD Oyster Bay. New York CORINNE SMITH Richmond , Virginia 55 Ell. EEN SPRINGER Basking Ridge, New Jersey ELIZABETH SPRAGUE Savannah. Georgia 56 BERTRANDE SPANGLER Tucson, Arizona LOU ANN TRAMONTE Arlington, Virginia ELIZABETH SUMWALT Columbia, South Carolina . i - ELLEN THOMPSON Memphis, Tennessee 5 7 SARAH TURNER Chatham, New Jersey AMY UNDERWOOD Lubbock, Texas SUE WESP Sea Clift. New York 58 SISSY ZIMMERMAN Houston, Texas VAL WHITE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania MISSY WILLIAMS Savannah. Georgia S9 60 6 Wm SrS ?y jt ' .’v. L v; r  ’ “ ' • ™ £3E p | ■ v. iw 1 w ' V Ht . is jSPwF ' ■ y sgFV jvjB S frK 1H £• : ' ’  { ' H - ' ’ J f: d9 B. Kfcr ;i jpfMS jjftfc r . jfl HE . • y H -- Tt I I | jpN rr H I V ' - ’ : ' Jjj ■fc V ' T ' , MsHf. ' - ' ] FRESHMEN j -VS lil Ip 7 « ittfetk?at .Mr .-MF 1 ■ : Jfl m jjB $ ■f ?mm A Sl iWMft ■ • j9 t JHB WP ' Em ,f • ' ■JR mr _ MF, ■ ' ■ ■  5rHfiySil r i K vsflV I - ■ ' m- wL 9L K j M bIO -- 1 SP 1 r ' ' ■ ' K VI rTHB ] i t7j 1 T - Aii + ’ ■ i •7 1 frV X 5j,JjI •V f. P M §$k( 7 r ■rTfV ' i3fe ' 7 ' ' ■ J (?S ' sKSr ■ 1 HOUSE COUNCIL: Becky Provost, Melinda Elliott, Wendie DiCorcia, Mary Pruitt Lett to right: Mary Ellen Bertrand, Allyson Styskal, Ellen Yarrow, Melinda Elliott, Lisa Ward, Clare Robb, Jane McGritf, Donna Tanner, Mary Louise Babett, Wendie DiCorcia. Susan Kipps. Lee Hanley, Patty Lynch 64 Clark 65 Molly KlinedinsL Leigh McIntyre, Emily Oannals, Arney Boyle, Meredith LeBlond, Carolyn Wentling, Kristi Howard, Nancee Shriber, Paula Cam, Shirley Condon 66 Cole HOUSE COUNCIL: Graham Frank, Chi Chi Labarraque, Leigh McIntyre 67 68 Hensley tst row; Dianne Sherman, Paula Searle, Clare Laemmle. 2nd row: Helen McCarthy, Dorr It Gutterson, Cata Ruehl, Jennifer Gordon, HOUSE COUNCIL; Linda Cuzzi, Val White, Taddie Fellows, Cata Ruehl, Mimi McNamara 69 Susan Mott, Jackie LaMothe, Kathy Askew, Lisa Hendricks, Lisa Gaumer h Ann Bailey, Sarah Porter. Mary Pauli Hubbard. Mary Brooks, Carmelann Matassino, Jamie Jacobson, Debby Heye 70 Merriweather HOUSE COUNCIL Jewell T rowers, Debby Heye 71 1st row Elizabeth Rose, Menard Hall, Ashley Lykes 1 Kathryn Favrot. 2nd row: Holly Eason, Delphine Williams, Barbara Geary HOUSE COUNCIL Cammie Maumenee, Cynthia Colt, Sissy Zimmerman, Marianne Farnsworth, Tricia Holmes, Ginger Cnttenberger Somers Ames Shahrazad Pahlabod 1st row Cindy Fischer; Mary Leatherman, Janet Mcllvain, Anne Ward 2nd row Deborah Hawkins, Pat Bryant. Btbt Whittemore, Gretchen Staak, Helen Smith. Mary Gilchrisi. Susan Smith, Tricia Holmes. Melissa Lance 73 Day Students Representative: Pat Jones. Co-Representative: Edie Fryer 1st row Nancy Andrews. Mary Pat Lodalo, Pat Jones, Cheyney Norton, Arlene Washington 2nd row Anne Kampleman, Edie Fryer, Donna Rieley, Laurens Clarke, Jane! LeFevre, Kathy Ehle 3rd row Devero Mott, Ashara Hemmaratana. Katherine Studt. Lee Folia Prince 74 75 76 77 78 79 I  ifc y 5aj m mm IW i® Wmmi $m£ ®Mf$iil ttjSgV: Bf! llll’lllsJ IPBRg rails ACTIVITIES ■ bra.Tc3B ryWti u m EE££ 1; V ' g g Senators Post Coopt, Afyul 20, 1972 Next year s the Student Government at Mount Vernon will wear a new face. The structure has been radically altered (not altered by radicals:) and the classes of ' 73 and f 74 will be the first ones to see it work. The new system is completely differ- ent from any other student government in the United States, It is unique, yet based on several different , valid and working representative bodies to- day Essentially, the student govern- ment will revolve around five equal Senators and twelve members of Student Council. Each of the Senators 3 sophomores and 2 freshmen) will preside over the entire Student Government for a single 6-week block. This Senator will be referred to as the Presiding Senator or Senator-in-charge t and she has the final responsibility for that six weeks, much as the President of the Student Body has now for the whole year. She will also be the Chairman of the Judicial Board during her six week block FRESHMEN SENATORS: Gretchen Staak and Jewell Trowers. SOPHOMORE SENATORS: Chris Caldwell, Basi McAshan. Elizabeth Sumwalt 32 Judicial Board CO-REPRESENTATIVE Susie Sheffield. CO-REPRESENTATIVE: Cynthia Colt. 63 Vista Donna Tanner. Wendie DfCoreia, Susan Kipps. Barbara Sam. Pippy Hill, Jane McGriff Missing from picture Kim Gulley, President; Lucy Brown, Achsah O ' Donovan Lend — A — Hand 1st row Debby DePalma. Laurens Clarke, President; Barbara Sam, 2nd row Diane Dillin. Katherine Studt, Nancy Andrews, Nancy Jenkins. Bell Cote Post Qcnipt, Jeuu SO, 7 97 S CAND DS CALLED FOR The Bell Cote 73 is rapidly taking shape The first half of the book was submitted to the publisher before Christmas vacation with the second and final submission approaching in February. At this time the staff would like to ask your cooperation on a few important points. First of all T Lucy Brown is currently taking pic- tures of clubs and officers as well as of the freshmen by dorms. Please listen and watch for notices of when your dub or house will be photographed, and be sure to be present. Second, but of equal importance, is the matter of the candid section of the yearbook. This should be a significant part of the publication because it alone can show f the vital behind-the-scenes nitty gritty of campus life. The staff depends largely on you, the students to contribute pictures of yourself and your friends for reproduction in the book. Photos should be black and white but good dear color shots are acceptable. All pictures will be returned in May. To date very few photos have been submitted. Remember it ' s up to you! If you all want a representative candid section please take and submit your pictures to Linda Cuzzi Hensley 35 as soon as possible. The absolute deadline is February 5th. Evie Abady Jenny Fischer, Linda Cuzzi Editor Cormne Smith, Judy Lane Missing from picture Lucy Brown. Achsah G ' Donovan, Marcia Grass Jacque Engel. Pat Benton Left to right: Pixie Gove, Sue Wesp, Debbie Heye, Linda Cuzzi. Gretchen Staak, Janef LeFevre Social League PRESIDENT Marcia Cross. Post C lpt, Jcuv. 20, 1 973 The cocktail party held Friday evening, December 1st at the Pirate ' s Den, provided a buffet upstairs with drinks and music by St. John’s Churchyard downstairs. A good number of students attended as well as President and Mrs. Pelham and Mr. and Mrs. Jewett. Students agreed it was a nice subdued party. But this was certainly not the ease Saturday night. That evening the Christmas Formal was held at the Golden Parrott Restaurant in downtown Washington. It was just one of those nights w r hen everything clicked — clear and crisp outdoors with a fire blazing in the foyer fireplace inside, The band, Musique, w r as terrific and everyone present had access to all the hors d’oeuvres, beer and champagne they could handle (and then some!). Spotted among the 90 odd couples crushed together on a 9 by 12 dance floor were several Mt. Vernon alumnae and Dean Huntington! If you were there, no more need be said. If you weren’t, you should ' a been. You missed a g reat time. 67 Asylum LSyiut , VoluMb Oti — tSSuA Ott An Invitation In Don Quixote Cervantes says, Come, enter into my imagination, Asylum invites you to enter into the imagination of your fellows as the staff presents this anthology of poetry essays, photography, fiction and paint ' mg. This arts magazine is designed to represent the diverse talents found with- in the Mount Vernon College commu- nity, So, relax and enjoy. Enter the quiet world of Asylum and listen to the voices of people speaki ng to people. At times it has seemed that we were only fighting windmills, but after much hard work we ' re happy to introduce this edition, A planned spring issue, how- ever, will only be possible with your con- tinuing interest and co-operation. Any work of art, wc hold, is a gift, an act of love Asylum hopes its efforts will in- crease this kind of communication in the college community. The Editors EDIE FRYER EDITOR JANE McGRlFF CINDY PIKUL NANCY ANDREWS CAMMIE MAUMMENEE KATHY STUDT RICHARD HARTEIS ADVISOR Cammie Maumenee, Kathy Studt, Edie Fryer, Editor 88 Post Script CO-EDITOR: Sarah Turner. CO-EDITOR Basi McAshan PoStQodpt, Nov- 21, 1972 Sarah Turner Basi McAshan Tina Taylor Barbara Sam Laura Brown .Marcia Cross Chris Caldwell Cindy Pikul Mary Webb 75 ' .Kitty Lilly Co- Editors. Photographer Staff-— Contributors, Advisor 89 Gold Key PosbQcnlpb, Nov. 21 , 1 972 SLICE OF LIFE by Basi McAshan This year ' s College Weekend was a complete success thanks to Gold Key The Admissions Personnel and Harvey Hupcap and his fabulous Du Ron-Rons. There were an estimated forty seven high school juniors and seniors on campus Friday and Saturday, November 10 and 11, representing a number of high school and prep schools. Friday morning the students arrived and attended a reception in the Administrative Center, where they mingled with students and faculty. Mrs Whitney Tom McMahon and Dean Huntington spoke about different aspects of college life and pro grams that Ml. Vernon has to offer. Following this informal gathering the girls attended lunch and classes of I heir choice. A three screen slide show which was put together by the L.R.C. was shown in the refectory presenting the various aspects and opportunities of Mount Vernon and Washington. After indulging in one of the famous dining hall dinners, the visitors were taken to Ford ' s Theatre to see Cod spell. Upon their return they enjoyed watching and dancing to Harvey Hupcup and the I hi -Ron- Rons, the main feature in the field house . that evening PRESIDENT: Pal Benton Bnen Jordan, Holly Eason. Dianne Sherman, Pat Jones. 90 Phi Theta Kappa PRESIDENT: Amy Underwood. Elizabeth Sumwalt. Oouga Mernam, Ford Boyd, Jane Dickerson, Betsy Casey, Gee Mann. Kathy Ehle Young Republicans and Young Democrats Brien Jordan, President of Young Republicans Bert Spangler, President of Young Democrats, PostSoupt, Oct. 2S, 1 972 PoStQoiipt, Oct. 2B, 1972 dick? Driving into the center of Wash- ington, you may catch a glimpse of a Mount Vernon politician entering or leaving 1730 Pennsylvania Ave, , Nixon ' s campaign headquarters. With the exciting advent of the November elections, the Young Republicans headed by Brien Jordan have been actively participating in the cam- paign by doing volunteer work with the Young Voters and The Committee To Re-elect the President, The volunteers report that it is alof of fun being involved and working with the people at the headquarters. Some of the work has involved addressing envelopes, sorting mail, mapping, making telephone calls and can- vassing. Illustrious figures have made occasional visits to the head- quarters: some girls had the op- portunity to talk to Mrs Agnew. Depending on the interest of the students, an election returns party may be held in the Field House Election Day at 9:00, If you have any questions or would like to do volunteer work with the Young Rep- ublicans, call Brien at 3193. Time is getting short! ST george? The Young Democrats club is a group open to any interested student who is registered at Mount Vernon. Its purpose is to promote interest in political activity by bringing provocative speakers to campus , by holding debates, and by joining with neighboring college chapters in various political activities. This year, the president of Young Democrats is Bertrand Spangler, the vice- president is Debbie Burns and the secretary-treasurer is Cindy Pikul. The members are: Kim Gully, Diane Diliin and Barbara Sam. The main and most important ac- tivity in which the members are presently engaged is working in the Democratic Headquarters on 1910 K St. They answer phones, mimeograph papers, sell posters and pins, and drive aged and other people in need of a ride to the polls. On Sat- urdays, they help take polls by going from door to door in certain neigh- borhoods. If the person is in favor of George McGovern, they then offer them a ride to the polls if need- ed along with any material they might want about him. If there are any people who are in- terested in joining Young Democrats, please cantact Bertrand Spangler, Rm.ff 31, Somers. IB 92 so, 1972 Get Up And Get Away Student Coordinating Committee, under the skillful leadership of Cindy Pikul, has been searching for new and different ways to involve Mt. Vernon students in extra-curricular activities For example, Cindy not only arranged transportation for girls interested in witnessing the inaugural parade; she also managed to secure a number of $50 box seat tickets for $5 apiece! (There are some bargains you just can ' t argue with.) The Committee is also busy right now recruiting some very interesting speakers for February, as well as planning a return visit and poetry reading by Eugene Robert Piatt and his wife, Kathleen. And for those itching to get away for a while. Student Coordinating Committee is sponsoring another trip to Annapolis. This time the destination will be the Naval Academy for a mixer with the upper classmen, A chartered bus will leave the gatehouse at 1:0G p.rm on Sunday, February 4th and return around 5:00 p.m, that afternoon. Afternoon dresses or nice pants are the requested attire. For further details on these upcoming events, check the calendar and be listening for announce- ments in the dining hall. Student Coordinating Committee Pat Jones, Barbara Sam r President. Cindy Pikul, Debbie DePalma 93 Curtain Callers PostScript, Nov. 2 1 , 1972 The Roar of the Grease Paint by Laura Brown Curtain Callers will open up this season with the sparkling and side-splitting play — Good-bye My Fancy. It is the story of a liberal Congresswoman, Agatha Reed, who returns to her old college to re- ceive an honorary degree. Because of her wartime experiences she has devoted her life to the task of making people aware of the horrors of war That is why she has brought a documentary film to show the innocent young graduates However, the board of trustees of the college think that the film is much too harsh and improper to show to the girls, so Miss Reed has a fight on her hands. The conflict exposes the president of the college to be a spineless and irresolute figure, instead of the strong and out- spoken figure that she has thought herself to be in love with for so many years. Her disenchantment drives her into the arms of a wartime flame, who as a Life photographer, has come down to cover the event. The play is being directed by the very talented Eileen Hammond, a professional actress Ms. Hammond was born in London, and studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art She has done every aspect and medium of the theater, from acting on the stage and directing to appearing on BBC. Row r Gretchen Staak, Cammie Maumenee Row 2 Mary Gilchrist, Tncia Holmes. Winky Casey, President; Bert Spangler. Gina Scbinasi. Jewell Trowers, Holly Eason Travelers Lisa McCoy, Chris Caldwell. Anne Winn. Sissy Holden, Sissy Zimmerman, Pat Jones, Kim Tucker Dexter, President Jackie Kenney Hockey and Volleyball HOCKEY TEAM, left to right Lisa Morris, Dorrit Guiferson, Mary Gilchrist, Susie Sheffield, Diane Mattson, Jackie Engel, Meredith LeBlond, Molly Wilcox, Tina Taylor, Anne Ward. VOLLEYBALL TEAM, left to right; Jackie Kenney, Anne Ward, Trisha Holmes. Cammie Maumenee, Mary Gilchrist. Anne Merrigan. Ashley Lykes. Heidi Sheesley 96 Tennis and Basketball Mary Pauli Hubbard, Melissa Lance, Graham Frank, Douga Merriam, Sissy Holden, Ashley Lykes, Chris Caldwell Marcia Cross. Dorrit Gutterson, Sissy Zimmerman, Lois Price, Coach; Julie Cousins 1st row Melissa Lance, Ann Mengan, Anne Ward, Pat Jones, Wendy Hoover, Delphme Williams 2nd row Bert Spangler, Barbara Geary, Ashley Lykes, Nancy Andrews. Julie Cousins, Donna Rielly, Cammie Maumenee, Debbie Burns, Lois Price, Coach. 97 Bowling and Athletic Association Row 1: Julie Cousins, Amy Ballard. Row 2: Nancy Andrews, Lois Price, Coach; Dianne Sherman. Row 3 . Pat Jones, Mary Pat Lodato. Oy Chansue. 9B Sports Report Tennis Oct. 3 MVC vs. Marjorie Webster 5-0 Oct. 4 MVC vs. Trinity College 4-1 Oct. 11 MVC vs. Catholic Univ. 4-1 Oct, 12 MVC vs. Montgomery 4-1 Oct. 16 MVC vs. American Univ. 2-3 Oct. 17 MVC vs. Dunbarton College 5-0 Oct. 18 MVC vs. Hood College 4-1 Hockey Oct. 3 MVC vs. American Univ. 0-4 Oct. 10 MVC vs. Prince Georges 1-1 Oct. 12 MVC vs. Trinity College 1-0 Oct. 17 MVC vs, Hood College 4-1 Oct. 24 MVC vs. Catholic Univ. 1-0 Nov, 2 MVC vs. Georgetown Univ. 1-2 Nov. 7 Volleyball MVC vs. American Univ. won Nov. 9 MVC vs. Immaculata won Nov, 9 MVC vs. Catholic Univ. lost Nov. 14 MVC vs, Prince Georges won Nov. 14 MVC vs. Immaculata won Nov. 16 MVC vs. Georgetown Univ. lost Nov. 27 MVC vs. Gallaudet lost Nov. 27 MVC vs. Prince Georges lost Nov. 28 MVC vs. American Univ. won Nov. 28 MVC vs. Montgomery lost 99 100 Study Abroad 102 Internships 104 Outward Bound 105 107 GAIL ADAMS 3031 Manchester Rd. Shaker Heights, Ohio SHELLEY BOWLIN 70 Wood Grove Rd. Memphis, Tennessee NANCY COOPER 7004 River Oaks Dr. McLean, Virginia FATIMA AFSHAR 3005 Massachusetts Ave. Washington D.C. FORD BOYD 1503 Milford Rd. Columbia, South Carolina GINGER CRITTENBERGER 7009 Arbor La. McLean, Virginia JUDY ALBERT 1 6307 Royal Oak Dr. Encino, California SUSAN BROOKS 7 Briar Hollow Rd. Houston, Texas MARCIA CROSS Hunting Hollow Farm Stackhouse Mill Rd. Newtown Square, Pennsylvania RAYA AL-JANABI 2940 Tilden St., N.W. Washington, D.C.- CHRIS CALDWELL 1 002 Scenic Highway Lookout Mountain, Tennessee LINDA CUZ2I 334 Highbrook Ave. Pelham, New York NANCY ANDREWS 5100 Kingston Dr. Annandale, Virginia ANN CANNON 301 N. Beauregard St. 709 Alexandria, Virginia PAT DACEY 2305 N. Monroe St. Arlington, Virginia KATHERINE ANGEVINE 651 Canterbury La. Sewickley, Pennsylvania BETSY CASEY 3909 Ingomar St., N.W. Washington, D.C. LIZ DeVORE 1019 Bonnie Brae River Forest, Illinois KIM ARMIGER 297 Prospect St. Princeton, New Jersey WINKY CASEY 4813 N. Fourteenth St. Arlington, Virginia JANE DICKERSON 700 Chain Bridge Rd. McLean, Virginia AMY BALLARD 4926 N. 28th St. Arlington, Virginia BECCA CHAPMAN 3137 O St., N.W. Washington, D.C. BELINDA DONNER 810 Fifth Ave. New York, New York PAM BARNES 3613 Texas Ave., S.E. Washington, D.C. LAURENS CLARKE 6601 Georgetown Pke. McLean, Virginia SALLIE DRURY 21 Legare St. Charleston, South Carolina ALICIA BASILIKO 6002 Springfield Dr. Bethesda, Maryland CYNTHIA COLT 3417 Del Monte Dr. Houston, Texas LESLIE DuVAL 1 Pine Terrace Bronxville, New York PAT BENTON 28 Linden La. Chatham, New Jersey ANNE CONAWAY 201 E. Highfield Rd. Baltimore, Maryland KATHY EHLE 3604 Laurel Leaf La. Fairfax, Virginia MIMI BERGEN 860 North St. Greenwich, Connecticut DIANE CONNELL Route 1 Box 216 Elkton, Florida JACQUE ENGEL 45 Barnesdale Rd. Short Hills, New Jersey 108 MARIANNE FARNSWORTH 1 1 42 Audubon Dr. Memphis, Tennessee PAT JONES 4712 Fessenden St. N.W. Washington, D.C. DORIAN LIPMAN 355 Wheatley Rd. Old Westbury, New York JENNY FISCHER 401 Nassau St. Princeton, New Jersey BRIEN JORDAN 801 West 57th St. Kansas City, Missouri BASI McASHAN Xalapa Farm Paris, Kentucky GRAHAM FRANK 1 0 W, Oaks Houston, Texas LEIKA KANG 2-8-10 Yanaka Daito-Ku Tokyo, Japan SUSAN McCAHEY 740 Ardsley Rd. Winnetka. Illinois EDIE FRYER 71 08 Broxburn Dr. Bethesda, Maryland JOCELYN KAPTAIN 7 Nolen La. Darien, Connecticut GEE MANN 1 1 8 West Mountain View Ave. Greenville, South Carolina SARA GOCKE 139 Turrell Ave. South Orange, New Jersey PAT KASTER 6010 North Four Mile Run Dr. Arlington, Virginia DIANE MATTSON 2148 Willowick Houston, Texas DEANIE GOODMAN Greenspring Ave. R.D. 7 Pikesville, Maryland JACKIE KENNEY 1202 Greendale Ave., Apt. 131 Needham, Massachusetts SUSAN MERKEL Sloanes Beach Rd. Sands Point, New York PIXIE GOVE 6844 Penham PI. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SHIRIN KHADDURI 4454 Tindall St., N.W. Washington, D.C. DOUGA MERRIAM 4659 Kenmore Dr. N.W. Washington, D.C. KIM GULLEY 1300 Comfort Rd. Augusta, Georgia KEIKO KIMURA 2-16-22 Kasugoaka Ibaraki-shi Osaka, Japan CHRISTY MOORE Davis La. Sewickley, Pennsylvania MARY HENEBRY 1 1 0 Abingdon Ave. Kenilworth, Illinois CARLA KLEIN 7901 Kentbury Dr, Bethesda, Maryland LISA MORRIS 5 East Rivercrest Houston, Texas MARY HERRMANN 28 Southwind Rd. Louisville, Kentucky CHI CHI LABARRAQUE 4232 50th St. N.W. Washington, D.C. BOOKIE MYERS Swift Creek La. Colonial Heights, Virginia PIPPY HILL 250 East 73rd St. New York, New York KAY LA FORTUNE 2950 South Rockford Rd. Tulsa, Oklahoma DEBORAH NAGEL 5522 Parkston Rd. Washington, D.C. DONNA HOUSH 21 Sparhawk Rd. 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