Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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CLASS HI TCRY Freshman Year 1962 - Mr. Pelham and ,66 arrive . . . A new era of enthusiasm . . . Mary becomes our leader . . . Our first party at Suzi Levine,s . . . Mrs. Peirce frightens us into hard study . . . XVe recuperate from our first exams at the Homestead . . . Adair makes her basket- ball debut . . . YVe elect Lida our first Valentine Princess . . . Our 'cSouthern Slave Auctionv . . . The class trip after final exams is at Lidais . . . One down and three to go! Junior Year The seniors give us a Come As You Werei' Party . . . The Old Girl-New Girl Party theme is 6'Rodeo- Round Upn . . . Mount Vernon sponsors the pre- miere of Mary Poppinsv . . . Soiree Aux Champs Elyseesi' with fashions by Virginia Simmons is a huge success at the Lafayette Hotel . . . S.A.T.s threaten us . . . 7:00 A.M. rehearsals begin for our modified version of Peter Pan at the Iunior-Senior Banquet . . . WVe accept the challenge and the re- sponsibility our senior rings signify . . . Our year ends delightfully at Kathyis in Bethany Beach . . . Have we really come this far already? Sophomore Year There are 43 of us this year - 17 more than last year . . . VVe all become reacquainted at the i'Hobo Hootenannyv . . . The Freshmen are welcomed with a party at Caroleis . . . The Beatles reign . . . Ien gets the Valentine Princess distinction . . . Jill takes a vacation . . . othing Great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasmv is adopted as the ,66 motto . . . The highlight of the year comes with Bazaar on Broad- wayi' . . . Spring brings the Episcopal Mixer . . . YVe immortalize our class by beginning a scrapbook . . . Our Class trip to Chele's in Rehobeth ends the year with a bang and a few sunburns . . . Half-way through. Senior Year The coveted redcoats are here and we take the first rows in Chapel . . . Margot is our new President . . . VVe invite the Juniors to Maryis house for our hilarious satire on the Lloyd Thaxton Show - every- one comes dressed as a T.V. personality . . . The P.G.s from Bullis come over for a mixer . . . Heart- breaking news is announced by the Board of Trus- tees . . . Trimester exams come very quickly . . . This is our last chance at S.A.T.s . . . February 5 is the night for LUV, our Valentine Dance with the Kingsmenl . . . Denise is our Queen . . . College acceptances really do become a reality . . . YVe are fitted for caps and gowns and Graduation dresses . . . Final exams and 6f6f66 arrive . . . There is a great paradox in our happiness.

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MARIANNE ESHELMAN MCALLISTER WASHINGTON, D. C. FOUR YEARS NVhiteg Class President I, II, III5 Student Body President IVQ Prep Players I, IIg Social League I, II, III, IVg Lend-II-Hand III, IVg Chapel Guild III. You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly gioef, Rush, rush, rush . . . Donit eheapen the party! . . . Letls go, Vllhitesl . . . More stars . . . Princeton . . . But welre not al- lowed to . . . Shhh! . . . Frank Sinatrals on . . . Are you kid- ding me? . . . I like my saddle shoes! . . . snow melts . . . We love you Mary! !! H1 speak in the tongues o men and angels, MARGARET HEWES KELLEY UNIVERSI'I'Y PARK, MARYLAND FOUR YEARS Yellow: Class Treasurer Ig Student Council Secretary-Treasurer IIIg Class President IV5 Cupola IVg Prep Players I, II, IIIQ Social League I, II, III, IV. Life is always interesting when you have a purpose and live in its fulflllinentf, MargOtv . . . the turtle . . . two hour lunch periods . . . The record is I9 salads . . . Dr. Kelley . . . Hyattsville hoods . . . left at the tic-toe . . . uLet's lap the Mol' . . . fearless leader. 1xEI.OW: Chief Fire Marshall and Adair put out another blaze. if Fifties .1 wp A mae, gy :I , , Illia 5 . .-f ,.,,.v,.4ev is f 5, 2 'sm 19, pg,s,,,e gg f Z Henan