Seven Hills School - Septencollium Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Q . 5. , H . l ' lnhl - A kai., b I xiii iS,l ma a Art hibition. F. Mays, S. Feldman, A. Christian, T. Nowlin, B. Almond, E. Clark. F' F S4 iii.. - -' A A is DQ 'i JP- 5' ,. Q-J -- S. Farrar, K. Horine, K. Kirkpatrick, M. Fitzpatrick. F. Flippin, C. Bennett, M. Marshall, L. Hicks, J. Mundy. Under the direction of Miss Wallace, the ai ks students demonstrated their artistic abiliti through use of the wealth of resources in art lab. They worked with pastels, charcoa watercolors, oils, and other materials. The students were fortunate to be able participate in' and visit various art exhibits l i the Lynchburg area. Anne Wagner display one of her works at a Fine Arts Center e i.j -'12

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B. Thompson, J. Mundy CScc.J, A. Farrar, L. Hancock J, A. Bowles, P. Offen, S. Preston. STANDING: C. VanNatta, Feldman, M. Owen, E. Bowler CV.Pres.J, A. Mundy CTres.J, Mrs. lAdviserJ, S. Farrar, L. Turner, K. Horine, C. Hancock, E. Library Club The Library Club was composed of seventeen Library des. Each aide had several periods a week in the library en she assisted others in finding materials and helped th routine duties. Two Book Fairs were sponsored by the Club. The pro- eds went to the buying of more books for the Library. me book fines collected by the Club were used to buy for the Library. Audio- Visual Club An association of Audio-Visual Aides was formed to help Seven Hills get the most from its A-V equipment and materials. These girls, from grades seven to twelve, familia- rized themselves with the intricacies of tape recorders, projectors, phonographs, and the language laboratory and helped to keep them in top condition and functioning smoothly. In addition to checking and operating the machines, the aides brought to the attention of the fac- ulty and students the audio-visual resources which Seven Hills has, so that the fullest educational use could be made of them. N ,gfugr-, .,.,Y,g.gg,f3f+ifg.:-t-QQPGU FRONT ROW: S. Faulconer, ' ' -134554 ' Efiim' M.D. Roberts, E. Cary fPres.J, M. Owen fSec.-Treas.J, E. I ft HOOSS. SECOND ROW: I. ef, , .Lv Harvey, E. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. 'W ' V Q Bunch CAdviserJ, L. Turner, J. gf- .- l Mundy, L. MacMillan, s. 'Ny 5 '- ' Faulconer, H, deNiord, Mrs. Lloyd fAdviscrJ. ., i

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A Drama During it's weekly sessions, the Drama Club worked on improvisations, character studies, and prepared readings from several classic plays. In the spring the group spent many hours in prep- aration for an Evening of Drama which con- sisted of two one-act plays: The Chi1dren's Story and QE-1 Ninety. L -- STANDING: Mrs. Kennedy CDirectorJ, M. Owen, F. Flippin, M.D. Roberts, C. Hancock, A. Bowles, H. deNiord, E. Bowler, A. Mundy, B. Mundy, J. Taylor. SEATED: T. Christian, E. Fitzpatrick, J. Gifford, F. Denney, L. Bryan, M. Harvey. is '- .R . ,,,,