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

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Whz'le the Em Vee Hzlglz Staff . l .lutly 'lrone Billie Rae I Doug Henry .lorry Hannah Business MeClung Mrs' O Nell Assistant Business Manager Fditor-in-Chief Sponsor Editor-in-Chief lklanagcr l'ir.vl ww, left to right: Virginia Tyler. .lan Crabtree. Susy Austin, Kathy Fcklcy. Frank Hill. David Porter. lilainc Ciorsetty, Betsy Surovell. Barbara Shoemaker and Lynda Cornell. Stwuitl mit-.' Janet Dolo7ik. Donna Gaarder. Rachel Mlsna. Butch Cash, Art 0'Neal, Bill Strandberg. .loe lkenberry, Jon Gallo. Elizabeth Harvalick, Marina Concepcion. Betty Jo Sacca and Jean Leary. The Em Vee Hi. the student publication of Mount Vernon High School, is produced by the members of the creative writing class and is published monthly. The newspaper is an active member of the National Scholastic Association. lt covers news materials from all classes. features unusual or outstanding acheivements and activities of stu- dents and faculty members within the school. and gives the students a voice of opinion on school activities and attitudes. Twirp Week is the traditional activity intro- duced by the Em Vee Hi. During Twirp Week other clubs and organizations within the school sponsor daily activities and at the end of the week the newspaper holds the climaxing dance. Different individuals, composing the stafl. are responsible to the local newspapers in the surrounding area. for news and activities tak- ing place in our school. The staff as a whole is the direct contact to the Teen lVlaga7ine of the Evening Star. This year the staff strived to make the news- paper more interesting for the student body and to create a better literary quality in the Em Vee Hi.

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Your spzrit and honor. . an has always taken pride in the development of his body as well as his mind. Athletics are the practical means of making possible this frequently neglected manner of de- velopment. Even more important than this. however. is the creation of a sense of fair play that must be a fundamental part of every athletic program. Through keen sportsmanship the spirit of Mount Vernon was born. This spirit will live as long as we have enough pride to respect that for which it stands. Three cheers for the Maroon and Gray! 'I4