Mount Vernon High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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A typical cafeteria scene — couples neverpart! There was something to yell about and it brought the cheering section to their feet at the G W- MV football game. Mr. MacMillian the “Magazine Man opens the kick off campaign with a few remarks. Senior Civics can be unusual and interesting, being a Quonset dweller doesn’t dampen the subject, however. Mr. MacIntyre of Zamsky Studios takes pains to sec that each senior will get good results from his picture. The US Army Band, Harpist and Conductor perform for the student body in assembly.

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Student CABINET First row, left to right: Coralee Taylor, Elaine Pryor, Caroline Carr, Judie Davis, Delois Cash. Second row: Joe Sumler, Louis Whitener, Ronnie Gupton, Charles Johnson, Ralph Zehring. Third row: David Davis, Caile Sykes, Gary Treon, David Damewood, David Robb. Fourth row: Joe Crowther, Raymond Barnes, Glenn Gray. First row, left to right: Donnie Sandridge, Janice Gosnell, Shirley Myers, David Rathje, Neal Fridenstine, Nancy LaRoc, Shelby Martin, Betty Zehring, Judy Scott, Judy Johnson. Second row: Marie Baber, Winnie Lacy, Judv Warder, Stafford Markham, Jill Woodman, Connie King, Edith Petersilia, Sara Turner, Janet Chapman, Barbara Slayton, Brenda Hansborough, Beverly Vail. Third row: Gail Morris, Anita Yancey, Eleanor Fraley, Allan Blaisdell, Alton Penn, Eddie Eschbach, Jesse Smith, Pamela Chandler, Cynthia V. Bennett, Freed ic MacLeod, Robert Coth- ran, Jerry Welker, Nathan Smith. Fourth row: Roy Simms, Bill Neitzey, Gary Miller, Patsy Baumert, Lilo Weihe, A1 Weaver, Glenn Gray, Norman Hyatt, Bill Ogle, Bob L. Hob- son, Ralph Zehring, Mike Hicks, Norman Shepard. Mary Jo Sumler, president The Student Government of Mount Vernon High School is modeled after that of the United States. It is composed of a House of Representatives, Senate, Cabi- net, the Presideht and other elect- ed officers, and the Co-ordinating Body, which is the go-between for Faculty, Administration, and Stu- dents. The Student Government keeps on a busy schedule all during the school year. One of the highlights of the year is the annual magazine campaign. Our total sales for the past two years have been over $10,000. The proceeds this year were used to apply on an athletic note and to finance the Student Government activities.