Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Mr. Lloyd B. YVilson, Ir., member, Board of Trustees and Mr. Frank Russell, Treasurer, the Fathers, Association. DEDICATIGN Mount Vernon Seminary is very proud to have as one of its organizations, the Fathers' Association. The father of each girl attending Mount Vernon is auto- matically a member of it. Although a relatively new club, the fathers have shown much interest and enthusiasm in it, and have been eager to better the school in any way possible. Only two years ago, a language laboratory was donated to our school to assist in learning foreign languages by ear. Mount Vernon students have profited greatly by its use, and are appreciative for the thoughtfulness shown by the Association. This interest has again been made evident by their great concern for our year- book, CUPOLA. Last year it was decided by the fathers to give further support than in past years in financing CUPOLA. This has made it possible for the com- mercial advertising to be excluded from the yearbook, relieving the pressure on the students of getting outside ads. It is with sincere gratitude that we proudly dedicate the 1962 edition of CU1'oi.,x to the Fathers' Association of Mount Vernon Seminary.

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U :IL 2 , ! Q I TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION . . CALENDAR ........ IVE REMEMBER ........... FACULTY .................... Message to the Class of 1962 . . . Farewell ................... Faculty and Staff .......... STUDENT GOVERNMENT ...... . .. IIonor Pledge ............................ Message from the Student Body President . . . Student Council ......................... House Council . . . Alma Mater . . . . . Abdication Song .. . SENIORS ......... Class History ....... UNDERCLASSMEN . . Iunioi s .......... Sophoinores , Freshmen .. ACTIVITIES .. Optiina ....... Chapel Guild .... Carousel ...... CUPOLA .... Prep Players . . . Cvlee Club ..,.. Lend-a-Hand .... Library Council ..... Christmas Activities .. . Social League ....... ATHLETICS ......... Athletic Association . . . Cheerleaders ....., Hockey ....... Basketball . . . Softball ........... Tennis ............. ADVERTISEMENTS ....

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4, N I r ti ff , 1,41 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 14-Day Student Picnic 19-Registration Day 22-Old-Girl-New-Girl Party 23-Trip to Mount Vernon, Virginia 29-A.A. Picnic OCTOBER 7-Sightseeing at The NVhite House 12-15-Yearbook Conference, Columbia University 17-Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test 21-Sightseeing at the Capitol 26-Honor Assembly 30-Alumnae Council Arrives NOVEMBER 2-Founderis Day 1:00 p.m.-Mrs. Lloyd tells history of the school 4:00 p.m.-School Birthday Party 3-Alumnae Council leaves Junior-Senior Party ll-Fall Dance 21-26-Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 2-College Board Examinations-S.A.T.,s 9-Christmas Dance ll-Optima Christmas Party 13-Christmas Fireside Program 14-Christmas Vacation begins JANUARY 3-Christmas Vacation ends 6-Sightseeing at Supreme Court 13-College Board Achievement Examina- tions l9-24-Mid-Semester Exams 24-28-XVeekend at Lake Placid 26-End of First Semester 29-Beginning of Second Semester FEBRUARY 10-Valentine Dance 16-18-Buck Hill Falls Religious Conference 26-Parade for Astronaut Jolm Glenn MARCH 3-Scholastic Aptitude Tests for the Juniors 6-National Merit Scholarship Examinations 8-10-International Relations Trip to New York 12-15-Posture VVeek 21-Spring Vacation begins APRIL 3-Spring Vacation ends 12-Pan-American Assembly 13-Valley Forge Concert Z0-Cood F riday-no classes 27-Fathers, Day 'cPeter Pani' Presented by Prep Players MAY 4-Elections 11-Junior-Senior Banquet 18-A.A. Banquet 19-College Board Achievements for Juniors 25-Last Chapel 25-30-Final Exams JUNE 2-Alumnae Luncheon Commencement Dance 3-Baccalaureate Service Class Night 4-Commencement 4