Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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class history FRESHMAN YEAR One of largest entering classes — distinction from the beginning . . . Mrs. Long is privileged advisor . . . Bam Dance . . . birth of Wishbone” . . . Marty president . . . continual roommate exchanges in dorms . . . skinny Mary as secretary . . . Nancy debuts as Valentine Princess . . . water battles . . . drip, drip, drip . . . Ellen gets knocked down to size . . . Landon . . . Mary and Johnny . . . usual indecision results in no class trip! SOPHOMORE YEAR JUNIOR YEAR We make new record — largest class ever to attend M.V.S. . . . thin Adelaide continues to rule . . . senior ' s T.V. masquerade party . . . football team . . . third year with Mrs. Peirce . . . attempt romanc- ing with E.H.S. by mixer — failure . . . five beauties in “Portrait of A Lady at Kenwood . . . Denby and Mrs. Long . . . class decreases considerably at Christmas . . . Candy princess . . . Mother Gra reigns supreme — “On the Roost with Mother Goose” . . . new Blossoms . . . day at Dorothy ' s. Class doubles its size to unheard of dimensions . . . little Mary new president . . . party for fresh- men at Lyn’s . . . bicycle racing on golf course . . . bangs as hairstyle . . . sophomores go Hawaiian at Luau ... no more private parties on the hockey field . . . elite composers assemble in field house — results “Hey Look Us Over” . . . Joey departs for Australia . . . “Girl, do the jerk!” ... we drive miles for our class trip — Nebraska Avenue. SENIOR YEAR We turn into lobster backs . . . Mary ain’t so little — now Big Chief . . . Cinny overtakes . . . college? Who wants to go? . . . Minou and Jody . . . “Bananna Your Dreams” . . . second crack at SAT’s . . . boarder exam privileges immediately terminated . . . half of class neglecting applications even in Janu- ary . . . Major Lance bombs campus . . . Puppy Love by the gang . . . “Tombs” . . . Best luck to Kris in her marriage . . . last high school exams . . . col- leges actually want us??? . . . Mary and Johnny still? ... fun ’n sun at the beach . . . white dresses, yellow roses, and yes, diplomas . . . “Hey look us over” June 5, 1967! 26