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student council First Row: Gail Kefauver, Mary Evins, president, Sheri Hehemann. Second Row: Candy Tooker, Jane Page, Kate Williams, Miss Gutheim, Lyn Mercer, Cynthia Beasley, Bitsy Marshall, Jane Funkhouser. Absent: Cynthia Green. This year the Student Council is composed of eleven girls who have had more work and responsibility than formerly, despite the de- creasing size of the school. In previous years the school was run only on the Honor Code, but this year the Student Council has added a demerit system. During the school year, the council sets aside a week or two during which the students compete for the fewest demerits and straightest chapel lines. Each student in the winning class earns the privi- lege to leave school after her last appoint- ment for one week. The chief objective of the council this year might be said to be to instill the spirit that has always distinguished Mount Vernon from other schools. house council House Council consists of a president, four prefects, two proctors, and advisors. Each prefect is assigned to one of the halls, and the proctors help keep order on the underclassmen halls. Two advisors are present at Council meetings. On Halloween night the seniors surprised the underclassmen with a shower of can- dies. I ' m dreaming of a ninety-eight-pound Santa Claus . . . the Christmas party was a riot. During the early part of February, Mr. Pelham treated the boarders to a movie. Events such as these allow the boarders to relax and have a good time . . . breaths of fresh air, sort of . . . Not so much fun is having to welcome visitors at Council meetings. House Council is the student government of the dormitory, and amassed “warnings” result in visits to the Council for admonitions and spankings; i.e., swabbing the deck of the rec. room after the smoking hours. First Row: Cynthia Fry, Claudia Hauschel, Mrs. Sens, Nan Lyles, Mrs. Brown, Starr Carithers. Second Row: Bev Wilkinson, Jane Page, president, Kaye Thompson, Mrs. Fellowes, Bonnie Covelle. 23
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above: Mrs. Massey: Book Store Manager, Day Students. above: Mrs. Sens: Housemother: Mrs. Fellowes: Head of Permissions; Mrs. Browne: Typing, Housemother. 1 1 U above: Mr. Laufman: Piano, Mount Vernon Sing- ers, Music Appreciation; Mme. Brodlnova: Voice. remaining staff Mrs. Karl Riemer Academic Secretary Mrs. Mary Spence . . Registrar (on leave of absence) Mrs. Charles H. Seilheimer, Jr. Alumnae Secretary Mrs. Vera MacKrill Executive Secretary to President Mrs. Mary London Smith Administrative Secretary to President Mrs. Mabel Shenk Nurse Mrs. Olivia Grubb Nurse Mrs. Irene O ' Connell Nurse Mrs. Mary Reynolds Nurse ' Mrs. Rita Sheehy Nurse Mr. Robert W. Murray Business Manag er Miss Mary Copeland Accountant Miss Jean Burdette Assistant Bookkeeper Mrs. Shirley Jones Assistant Bookkeeper Mr. Frank H. Hubbard. . .Maintenance Supervisor Mrs. Emma-Lee Kinnear Post Office; Transportation Miss Helen Boyden Housekeeper Mrs. William Waters Bookstore Assistant Mrs. Evelyn L. Nash Switchboard Operator 22
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