Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Publications Workshop Rrrn Johnson Betty Gilbert Amy Hopkins Shipley Sackett Barbara Guard S i [M ilky Sackett Jeanne Upson Margaret McKenzie. Marion Tapping LorrsE Nelson. Hal lie Fairbanks Mary Virginia Smith Mrs Phila C N ye . . IT H Rice ...... K df (or Th c ( ' U p oh i Editor Cloi 9 1 c r ( ■ of it m n 9 Editor Eroadsid v Jin9rtte99 Manager Phot Of rap h i c E d U or Advertising M a n age r . .v.w.v taut ,t dvert is i ti g Mu a a get Athletic Editor Circulation Man ag e r , f tj .v i 9 tanf ( ' ir c a la I i o n M a n a e r Art Editor Forms U e p r e 9 e n tat i ve I fait or ary Member Adviser [Tmnly]

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I Publications Workshop “ ' HE Publications Workshop, one of four student activities, is made up of J Junior College students, and a certain number taken from the menibcr- ship of the Forms. It affords an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of publication work, advertising, and business management, and gives those who desire, a chance to do creative writing. This year, with the help of R. II. Rice, the Workshop was responsible for the editing of three publications; The Cloister Columns., a bi-weekly newspaper containing editorials, school news stories and alumnae news stories has been made doubly interesting this year by reason of its increased size and greater number of news stories carried in its pages. Much of the success of the paper is due to its editor, Betty Gilbert. Another publication is the Broadside, a literary magazine, directed bv Ainv Hopkins, editor, and containing selected poems, stories, book and play reviews contributed by members of the collegiate and forms departments. Our third publication is the Cupola. We have tried to combine the traditions oi M. . S. with the new ideas and plans and mould the two into a book which will embody the real spirit of Mount ernon. The 19-35 Cupola was compiled under I he direction of Ruth Johnson. [ ricc nhj-oni ]