Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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President Marian Holbrook Treasurer Shelley Rich A well organized choral group ... the concert given with Mr. Geoffrey O ' Hara . . . the choir at Sunday Vespers . . . pastel formals and lovely voices . . . the Christmas program . . . long rehearsals . . . singing at Forest Glenn . . . concert and dance with Episcopal High School . . . the Spring program . . . Baccalaureate choir. Standing , left to right: Shirley Young, Sue Sehleman. Ann Brokaw. Joyce Howar. Shelley Rich. Ann Tracy Feick. Phyllis Preiser, nn Burroughs, Mrs. Van Kirk. Sue Garrison. Barbara Ingalls. Carol Hughes, Sally Scrimgeour. Helen Mahan. Sally Gillespie. Carol Hammond. Joan Moyer. Joan Healey. Ca le von Plonski. Beverly Carter, Carol Best, Dee Hosman, Mary Scott. Lucy Trosdal. Leslie Crutchfield. Mindy Rice. Suzanne Jones. Nancy Cassedy. Mary Clayton, Jean Freitag, Joan Freitag, Diane Mellon. Sitting: Helen Wheeler, Coco Curtenius. Priscilla Lee. Mickey Seward. Pat tie LeBus, Peggy Walker. Kim heeloek, Ann Henderson. Berridge Long, Patsy Stanton. Sara Harris. Beverly Knode. Doug Kellam. Sue White, Marion Redick. Sandra Anderson. Mice Norvell. Absent: Joan Crillev, Virginia Dorr, Kate Farisli, Lucy Hight. Marian Holbrook. Gloria Leoffler. Margie Hudson. Cynthia Hughes, Fran Hummel. Kate McDonald. Jean McLean. Shelby Parrish, Fredette Smith, Chartley Ward, Tiffany Wilson. Bonnie Evans. 27

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Left to right: Gerry Jark on. Kate Faridi, Sue While, Doii Kellam. Mr . Walker. Absent: Coco Cortenius, Ann Nicudeinus. Cd Lapel d ommittei (hair man Geraldine Jackson A peaceful a to start off the da . . . fifteen in mutes of prayer and singing . the Chapel Committee always on hand to make sure the service runs smoothly girls from all four forms and faculty members are interested participants . . . they are responsible for choice of theme and hymns. Gerry or Mrs. Walker at the piano . . . Monday morning flag service . . . June and Elinor seating the girls . . . these among our memories of chapel. 26

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( MH SEL . . . published twice yearh ... a blending of the talent of the foui forms into one hook . . . serious writing . . . contributions are always welcome . . . edited h the English class ... a bright and interesting magazine. ( EEEOPHANE ... a successful combination of aspiring young reporters’ works . . . e ei one contributes her masterpiece . . . Cellophane staff has done marvelous woik this ear . . . more issues than ever before . . . full, easy-to-read pages fur excellent coverage of the news, every bod bins a Cellophane. ( I I OLA . . . the chronicle « f our times ... a hardworking stafl turns out our yearbook ... a new trend: more and better photographs . . . the necessar advertise- ment campaign . . . always a headache around “dead-line” time . . . one of the most important functions of M. V. S. CIPOI K-Lejf to right.- Gail Price. Ann Trimble June Cook. Anna Marie Susroan. Ann Nicodemas Jac kie Davis nn shby. Linda Brevier. Anne Aoung. Joan St. Clair. Sally Went ell. Anita Phillip,. Audrey Si. r»v Smith’ Mai dcButt-. Carole Willett. Senorila Carroll. Nancy Bealer. bulv I am-r Vnn-v N «rii. n i . , i • . r Parker. Garland Wooding. Carole Jurgenson, l’al Pardoe. Sandra Burl ihsent , ( r r Jark-on T mV ' xi- tl ’ U,M Sangel.an Nirandara. Lea Pinkerlon. Fredetle Smiih. rr Jd ks,m ’ r ° rr ' Ma,h «« ' n - 28