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MOUNT VERNON COLLEGE 

1975-1976 

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If I had to select one word for this year and this occasion it would be celebration: 

We are celebrating a new year 

We are a celebrating 100th anniversary 

We are celebrating international women's year 

We will be celebrating the beginning of this country's bi-centennial 

We are certainly celebrating in joyful confusion the largest freshman 

class and total college enrollment in the history 

of Mount Vernon 

And we are also celebrating for the first time in many years a near-world 

peace, tenuous though it may be. 

In a time of celebration, however, one cannot help 

but look forward, and on such an occasion as this, I am 

reminded of the young girl when asked who made her, replied: "I don't know, I haven't finished yet." 

Today individually and collectively we are like that young person. We know where we are and where 

we have been, and we are looking forward sometimes eagerly and sometimes with uncertainty to what 

we may become. A convocation is a beginning; it helps 

way 

it should be. 

to make us aware that we haven't finished. That's the 

But the trick is that we are never really finished, never really all we would like to be or never quite able to 

contribute all we would like to for future generations. The best we can do is to make as improvements the 

process of personal and institutional evolution takes place, and the simplest way to do this is to look with 

candor and affection at the present and with creative anticipation to the future. In that way the process of 

celebration is never ending. 

By 1875, only seven years after admitting her first students, Elizabeth Somers had formally established Mount 

Vernon as a distinctive girls' school offering a unique six-year, secondary and post-secondary program of 

studies. 

Today on the occasion of Mount Vernon's centennial convocation we continue to appreciate, enjoy, and 

respond to the creativity of this distinguished woman, who was dedicated to the possibilities which life and 

learning provided. 

And that is my hope for each and all of us today: that in 1975-76 we share in a willingness 

to define our 

individual and collective possibilities and to use that potential effectively and with exhilaration in exploring 

that which we may currently conceive of as the impossible. 

Elizabeth Somers said it best: "Every work of the past is incomplete unless the present 

The college motto "She who conquers herself conquers all things 

And Emily Dickinson provides the appropriate climate for implementing 

Writing in 1875, she said: 

That love is all there is 

Is all we know of love. 

Today's convocation provides not only an occasion for a loving 

exhilarating example of what is and what may be. 

The possibilities are vours and ours. Let us use them well and lovingly. 

Convocation Address 

President Peter D. Pelham 

September 

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sustains it." 

documents that belief. 

individual and collective actions. 

recollection of what has been, but also an

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Dear Mrs. Resnick: 

We the staff of the 1975-76 Bell Cote along with 

the student body of Mount Vernon College, 

dedicate this book to you. Your willingness, 

friendship and patience are unending. When 

we are tired, when we need a haven from the 

never ending noise, when we have fantastic 

news to share or a problem to make us cry, 

you are there to listen to us, to laugh and to 

cry with us, to share with us. 

Simple "thank you's" have never fully expres 

sed the gratitude we have wished to extend to 

you. We hope that in dedicating this yearbook 

to you we can further demonstrate our sincer 

ity and appreciation. 

With our deepest love. 

Bell Cote 1976

A Glimpse of The Past . 

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Mount Vernon College began its life in 1875 when Mrs. Elizabetti Somers founded a small scfiool which she called Mount Vernon 

Seminary using the name of a Methodist Church in Baltimore which had been restored by a brother of whom she was very fond. 

Mrs Somers' school, as it became known in Washington, quickly attracted students, among them the daughters of Alexander 

Graham Bell who invited the students of the school to demonstrate his newfangled machines. The portrait of Mrs. Somers which 

now hangs over the fireplace in Post Hall is of a woman with unusual understanding, kindness, humor and grace. She gave our 

college a flying start. 

What was the pattern of life in those early years of the life of the institution? What did students do when they had no electric light, 

no stereos, no televisions, no movies and greatest mercy of all, no or telephones automobiles? They went to lectures and concerts, 

visited ice cream parlors, and, during the administration of President Rutherford B. Hayes, they visited the White House, as Mrs. 

Somers was a close friend of Mrs. Hayes. On Fridav nights thev could receive voung men in the parlor where there was usually 

present Mrs. Somers and the whole student body. If you think that Mrs. Somers ran a finishing school, think again. The preparation 

for college level work was So thorough that the President of Vassar wrote to Mrs. Somers after receiving one of her successful pupils, 

to say that in the future Vassar would admit any student from her school without examination. 

In the 1898 catalog entry for the Collegiate Department of the school, the following subjects 

are listed: 

JUNIOR YEAR: Required: Art History, English Literature and Composition, Logic Physiology 

SENIOR YEAR: Required: American Political History including Parliamentary Usage, English Literature and Composition, 

Psychology, Astronomv, Arithmatic Reviewed 

One cannot help wondering whether the voung women of 1900 who sur\'ived this rigorous training were not in fact better educated 

than their counterparts today? 

It is interesting, too, to see evidence of the selective admissions policy pursued by the school in 1903-4. "Pupils deserving admission 

to the school must be introduced favorably by present or past patrons, and must present certification showing progress 

studies pursued in the school last attended." In 1880 the school moved from its original location on F Street ot 1100 M Street, and by 

that date there were 120 students. Mrs. Somers knew that the school would grow and so she bought a tract of land on Nebraska 

Avenue, and in 1914 she leased the school to Mrs. Hensley who had worked with her for 15 years. In 1916 the school was incorpo 

rated and the move was financed by unsecured notes guaranteed only by the good reputation of the school. This campus, which 

now belongs to the U.S. Navy, was made up of brick buildings and boasted a Great Hall which was furnished with many of the 

pieces now in Post Hall, A chapel dedicated to Mrs. Somers was added in 1925 and a bell was given in honor of Miss Ames. 

In the school catalogs for those early years, there are some fascinating details of social and intellcctural history. In the regulations for 

boarding pupils for the year 1875-76 there is the following statement: "Pupils will receive such calls as arc approved by the Princi 

students on the 

pal, on Friday evenings from 8:00 until 10:00, and on Saturday afternoons. No visits will be made or received by 

Sabbath or or during any regular study recitation hours. "What would these pupils have made of our open parietals? A glimpse of 

the very different standards of dress and decorum is also instructive. 

In 1912 the catalog reads: "The supply of underclothing should be generous, substantial, and simply made." "For dinner wear, 

two or three simply made dresses of summer silk or voile, or some fabric easily laundered." 

It is a long way from wash and wear shirts, denims, and Dr Scholl's. The Year Books, as they were called, of those early years 

are written in an elevated style which reflect the highminded aims of those who served the school. In 1900 the entry under 

discipline read: "Fine ideals of womanly earnestness and dignity of character arc kept constantly before the pupils, and the 

is cautious without 

cultivation of the social graces and courtesies of daily life are ever emphasized. The system of chaperonage 

being un-American and affected The relation between teachers and pupils is close, frank and cordial, and there is such 

harmony in the work of the school that almost no force is wasted, and few pupils can resist the steady, combined pressure in 

the direction of order, truth, and noble living." 

Miss Cole, who followed Miss was Hensley responsible for forming the Alumnae Council, and the appointment of the first alumna 

trustee to the Board. She also presided over the Golden Jubilee in 1925, the year in which the Nebraska Avenue Chapel was built as 

a memorial to Mrs. Somers. 

From the early years, a Mount Vernon student had to study for six years in order to earn a diploma; in the thirties the Junior College 

was established as a separate part of the institution. Mr. George Lloyd, who had taught history for many years, became President of 

the whole school when Miss Cole retired in 1937. Mrs. Lloyd taught Mathematics and later became Principal of the Seminary. Mr. 

Lloyd had the distinction of being the first male faculty member of the school. On his first morning of teaching, he was tapped on 

in the

the shoulder by an elderly faculty member who remarked severly: "Oh, Mr. Lloyd, vou are a very great experiment for us." He set a 

precedent for it is evident today that the college has not discriminated against male or faculty administrators. 

Despite the outbreak of the war, the school experienced its biggest enrollment ever in 1942, but in the same year the Navy informed 

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd that the school was property to be requistioned for the duration of the war. Mr. and Mrs Lloyd supported by 

their students decided not to close the school, and after a difficult search, they were able to move the dormitories into a number of 

large, unoccupied homes in Spring Valley. The classrooms, library and assembly hall were housed on the top floor of the Julius 

Garfinckel store, which had just opened and could not be stocked because of shortages caused by war. 

In the address made by Mrs. Lloyd for Founder's Day 1961, there is a very moving passage in which she describes her feelings about 

leaving the Nebraska Avenue campus: 

But if it was heartbreaking, it was funny too as night after night, the "criminals", of our staff, Mr. Lloyd and Brooks, Jim Platter 

and others, smuggled out blackboards and little stoves, hid the chemistry equipment and all the things we felt the Navy could 

do without and we knew we couldn't. I think it is the only time in the history of Mount Vernon that the Navy has ever been 

unpopular! January the 15th came and the moving. Great vans were to go down the next morning, forty of them, truckload after 

truckload. The school seemed so desolate and our courage seemed so smalL At twilight I got the key from the young ensign in 

charge and 1 went over to the School Chapel. There all was quiet and unchanged, for the Christmas wreath still hung 

window, and I went forward and knelt in a senior pew, which would be just one of the pews our college seniors are sitting in 

this morning. Somehow, as I knelt there, in the stillness the resentment and the hurt went out of mv heart. The quiet Chapel 

seemed filled: Mrs. Somers was there, Mrs. Hensley, Miss Cole, faculty members, students, serv-ants, and I felt for the first 

time in my life I knew the meaning of the words, "Wherefore seeing that we are compassed about with so a great cloud of 

witnesses, let us run with patience the path that is set before us." 1 got up from my knees with a fresh faith and courage to go 

out into the cold January dusk, so down to Spring Valley to wait the return of the students. At that moment, but not before, I 

knew that we nothing were leaving behind was important, that the intangible things, those things that really mattered were 

still ours, if we would prove worthy of the task entrusted to us. 

It is this spirit which keeps a school alive. "You cannot realize, very few people 

more Mount Vernon." 

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do realize, how nearly in those days there was no 

A search began for a permanent post war home which was found in the school's present location on Foxhall Road in 1944. In 1946 

construction was underway but slowed by strikes, shortages and slow deliveries. The opening of the school had to be postponed 

until October when the students from the preparatory division moved into Somers and Cole House was used for classrooms until 

the Administration building could be completed. The Refectory was unfinished so meals had to be served on paper plates in the 

basement of Somers. There were bathroom curtains instead of doors, makeshifts of all kinds and mud everywhere. Once the 

Refectory was completed, Lloyd Hall, Acheson, Post Hall and the Library beneath it, followed. 

In 1970, the Florence Hollis Hand Chapel was completed, and was the recipient of an award by the American Institute of Architects. 

The New was Dormitory completed in 1971, and the swimming pool in the summer of 1975. 

Throughout the early decades of this century the school emphasized individual learning, small classes, a faculty primarily interested 

in teaching and in a maintaining close, friendly relationship with students. The recent policy of clarifying the objectives in all the 

courses of study offered, is a continuation of the methods described in the twenties: "The course will be laid out in a series of 

contracts or goals, progress from one to another to be made a through series of tests." 

In 1962, Mr. &. Mrs. Lloyd retired and Mr. Pelham became President. The decision to phase out the Seminary was made in 1965 so 

the last commencement of the was Seminary held in 1969. In the seventies the college has remained faithful to the principles of 

individualized education and has developed a calendar which encourages concentration on a smaller number of courses and allows 

students to enter the college at five different points in the academic year. The college has encouraged the applications from adult 

women whose presence adds a new dimension to the institution. The most important evidence of growth, however, has been the 

establishment of the four B.A. programs which has taken place over the past four years. 

And tomorrow where will Mount Vernon be? Our future lies in maintaining the identity earned for us in the past and in the present 

so that the college may continue to be, as Liz Carpenter said in her Commencement address in 1974, "a jewel of a small liberal arts 

college educating young women in an admirable and exciting wa\' for the kind of world we live in." 

Written by: Valerie Vesser

Mrs. Beatrice Spottswood 

How can we thank you 

For the time you have spent 

For devotion 

And patience 

For the hours without rest. 

Kindness and pride 

Are yours by nature 

You have roots that run deep 

And love that is stable. 

You have seen Mount Vernon 

In good times and bad 

You have touched many lives 

And made many friends. 

The words are difficult 

But the thoughts sincere 

Thank you Bea 

For being here.

When we need something fast 

Or change for a dollar 

Your door is always open 

All we need do is holler. 

Lives you do save 

When the session begins 

With books and erasers 

The confusion finally ends. 

Throughout 

the term 

Your work never stops 

Because of last minute changes 

In projects we start. 

The trouble we might give you 

Is all in jest 

We think Mrs. Beam 

That vou are the best. 

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Top Left: F Street Campus 

Middle Left: M Street Campus 

Bottom: Nebraska Avenue Campus 

Top Right: Chapel at Nebraska Avenue 

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Jams Shipe Kathy Lynch 

Sheila Gales

Susan Merkel Amy Schaeffer 

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Kathy Studt

Eileen Werner 

Anne Kampelman 

Callie Wentling

Linda Wehe 

Diane Sherman Mary Paull Hubbard

Robin Crabtree Jewel Trowers 

Susan Smith

Laura Browrn 

Polly Cain

Lizanne Campbell 

Nancy Jenkins 

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Stella Cawley

Felicia Johnson Mary Szelewa 

Bookie Myers

Betsy Rather 

Jackie Engel Amey Boyle

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Anne Ward Lee Hanley 

Bianca Beary

Cindy Fisher 

Elizabeth Sprague

Randy Sacks 

Piyanart Chansue 

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Molly Klinedinst 

Ellen Bertrand

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Barbara Anderson Isabel Azqueta Maria Batlle Rosa Batlle Harriett Bennett 

Heidi Brinig Marianne Chaconas Joan Clarke Laura Conlev Susan Cramer 

Nydia Cruz 

Pamela Davis 

Gail Donahue 

Krista Eaton

Gabby Epstein Laurie Eynon Marianne Farnsworth Beau Firth Mary Genet 

Susan Gerrish Patricia Harrell Leslie Hartley Erika Heden Theresa Hicks 

Susan Hirt Maureen Horan Susan Isom Elizabeth Johnston Janet Jordan 

Belt) Laughlin Jisoo Lee Benita Lucy Pam Lynch Mollie Lynch

Sandra Melton 

Judith Repetti 

Lisa Taylor 

Peggy Wilton 

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Sue Martin 

SOPHOMORES 

Michaelle Melton

Cissy Baker 

Virginia Cox 

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Kim Powell

Ana-Mita Betancourt 

Sheldon Lvkes Leslie Hellier

Laura Randall Cindy Mansfield 

Margie Young

Kathleen McGrath Lauren Greco

Astrid Vent 

Lauren O'Dell 

Maria Rangel

Alice Canale 

Martha Smith Vanja Jordan

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Viola Morgan

Kathy Landon 

Lisa Nilles 

Adair Frayser

Nancy Jensen Nancy Griffith

Lisette Arellano Frankie Leavitt 

Tongjai Balankura

Diana Denniston 

Tracy Ives 

Blanche McWane

Liz Fanning 

Sarah Lyon 

Diane Smith

Patti Muldoon Kathy Brenneman 

Diane Hellmuth 

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Mar)' Bryan Smith 

Jestina John 

Laurie Leimbrook

Janice Burgess 

Elise Leffler 

Vicki Frazier

Lundy Stechschulte 

Roberta Moriartv Andrea Seals

Dormalia Pasos Shelly Tompkins 

Sally Israel 

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Jessie Qose

Arlene Parella Louise Wilcox 

Debbie Maxwell

Tom Ruiz Urbano 

Wendy Traurig 

Sally Cary

Jessie Holden Margaret Maxwell 

Lily Tackaberry

Merrill McManus 

Elise Keller 

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Scot Hoyt 

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Lynette Young (L), Cookie Brown (R). 

Ann Staak Vivian Bransfield

Charucian Varasri Dixie Barker 

Bev Stoney

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Susan Norris

Ann Olsson 

Kathy Cohen 

Lou Hollowell

Maritza Matos 

Marion Lyons 

Ellen Heath 

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Carlene Dahill 

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it is I'm against it." Groucho Marx 

Fortes Fortuna Adiuvat 

Facilis Descensus Averno Virgil 

"What is the odds so long as the fire of 

the soul is kindled at the taper of convi 

viality and the wings of friendship 

never moult a feather." Dickens 

Patricia Kavanaugh

Amy Berger Alicia BiUings Beaufort Bodman Barbara Boutell

Candy Brown Sloane Browning Anne Cabaniss Elena Camacho Catherine Carroll 

Hei Ri Cho Marianne Cholnoky Anne Clarke Ruth Colmer Patricia Cope 

EUyn Corley Peggy Cross Julie Cunningham Lisa Daudon Martha Davidson

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Vicki Dearborn Heather Dennis Wendy Dewart Lisa Diggs Vondilier Dillard 

Justine Dohertv Tory L)oulin Corinne Dorsey Nellie Duddleson Frances Duffey 

.\nn Dunsford Jane Farrar Blair Ferguson Margaret Ferry Cathy Foedisch 

Susan Ford Margaret Foster Bear Garvan Kim Gaul Jane Gennette 

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Debbie Green Jan Greenquist Leslie Grindberg Carol Grisham Jennifer Gross 

Emma Hil Terrs' Holmes Betsy Holsinger Kathy Hooper Tara Hvisdoch

Lavern Jackson Anne lemison Debbie Jennings Lavinia Johnston Renee Karol 

Gail Kauranen Susan Keller Tiga Kelley Barbara Kelly Eleanor King 

Joyce Koech Becky Kramer Carola Krieger Cindy Kuhn Karla Lacayo 

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Candance Madigan Elaine Mamalis Diane Mancuso Karen Marrero 

Sharon Marshall Cindy Martin Michelle Meenehan Patti Melehan Joan Mezines 

Martha Middagh Julie Miller Susie Miller Carol Mitchell Cindv Moore

Dorothy Moore 

Michelle Munson 

Ann Morgan Carolyn Mortensen Lisa Mosbacher 

Sara Myers 

Kim Nardi 

Barbara O'Donnell Ebeth Olsen Sara Olsen 

Courtenay Moter 

Beatriz Nielsen Christine O'Connor 

Annette Osborne Patricia Owens 

Sara Parker Lillian Pearsall Sally Pennell Leanne Pfautz Krista Randall 

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Mr. Walter E. Beach 

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter 

Mrs. F. Edward Cavin 

Mr. David P. Close 

Mr. John Gibson 

Mrs. Ralph F. Gow 

Mr. Gilbert M. Grosvenor 

Mrs. Elizabeth F. Harris 

Mr. Donald G. Herzberg 

Mrs. Anne Hyman 

Dr. Max M. Kampelman 

Dr. Elmer Kayser 

Dr. Herbert R. Kells 

Mrs. J. Burke Knapp 

Mr. Fred Korth 

Mrs. Donald F. Magarrell 

Mrs. John A. Nevius 

Chairman of the Board 

Mrs. William McMurtrie 

Mr. Charles F. Miles 

Mrs. Nathan Mobley 

Mrs. Robert S. Murphy 

Mrs. Oscar D. Nohowel 

Mr. Peter D. Pelham 

Mrs. Seymour S. Preston 

Mrs. William D. Ruckelshaus 

Miss Barbara Sincerbeaux 

Mr. Douglas R. Smith 

Mr. Brant Snavely 

Mrs. George R. Sprague 

Mr. Henry Strong 

Mrs. Brice Toole 

Dr. Bennetta Washington 

Mrs. P. Whitney Webb

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1. Mrs. Lucile Firey 

Professor Art History 

2. Grounds Crew 

Mr. Ben McFadden 

Mr. James Gardner 

Mr. Willie Lee Lyons 

Mr. Lewie McFadden 

3. Mrs. Kathleen Powers 

Director of Publications

1. Miss Sandra Brown, Asst. Bookkeeper (L) 

Miss Mary Copeland, Director of Finance (C) 

Miss Jean Burdette, Bookkeeper (R) 

2. Mrs. Ellen Morrell, Asst. Prof, of Busi. Educ. 

3. Mr. Don Meserve, Assoc. Prof, of Art

1. Miss Jan Hollack, Asst. Professor of Physical Education 

2. Mrs. Mildred Lamm, Lecturer of Interior Design 

3. Mrs. Ann Page, Director of Alumnae Activities 

4. Miss Gail Hutchins, Faculty Secretar\'

1. Mr. Bruce Jackson, Dining Room 

2. Mrs. Ellen Breem, Recp. 

To President 

3. Mr. Bernard Brooks (L), Mr. George Huggett 

Mr. Gino Alford (R), Dining Room 

4. Mrs. Eleanor Knap, Sec, Development Office 

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1. Library & LRC 

Mrs. Mary Kasamatsu, Media Technician (L) 

Mr. Tom Mott, Media Technician (C) 

Mrs. Sherrie McMahon, Media Aide (R) 

2. Mrs. Ann Howard, Lecturer of Childhood Educ. 

3. Miss Jan Zimmerman, Assoc. Prof, of Commuc.

1. Miss Jeanette Moore 

Registrar 

2. Miss Janet Law (Left) 

Coord. Of Admissions Act. 

Miss Martha Lumb (Right) 

Asst. to Dir. of Admissions 

3. Mr. Tom McMahon 

Vice-President of Operations

1. Mrs. Doris McNeil 

Coord, of Student Affairs 

2. Miss Catherine Allen 

Asst. Professor of Business 

Adminstration 

3. Miss Renee Taft 

Career Counselor and 

Academic Advisor

1. (Left to Right) Dinmg Room Staff 

Mrs. Katie Blair 

Miss Hilda Dorsey 

Miss Freda Johnson 

Mrs. Rosetta Porter 

Mrs. Bernette Arkinson 

Mrs. Carlota Merino 

Mrs. Rosemary Wise 

2. Miss Carmen Cortes 

Lecturer of Spanish,

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1. Miss Nancy White 

House Resident Clark 

2. Mrs. Valerie Vesser 

Dean of Student Affairs 

3. (Left to Right) Plant Staff 

Mr. Linwood Edwards 

Mr. Alexander White 

Mr. Miguel Lopez 

Mr. Franklin McFadden 

Mr. Cesar Catalan

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1. Dr. Margaret Lerche 

Professor of Political 

Science 

2, Mrs. Martha Connolly 

Lecturer of Music 

3. Mr. Mark Schulman 

Asst. Professor of 

Communications 

4. Dr. Carmen Cortes 

Lecturer of Spanish and 

House Resident Merriweather 

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1. Miss Betsy Jones 

Teaching 

Studio Art 

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2. Mr. Michael Calhoun 

Lecturer of Business Law 

Mrs. Ros Calhoun 

House Resident Cole 

3. Mrs. Eleni Demetriou 

Lecturer of Ceramics

1. Mrs. Jan Beeching-Pieper 

Asst. Director of Admisions 

2. Mrs. Jackie Naron 

Sec. for the Operations Office 

and Continuing Education 

3. Mrs. Jennifer Hantho 

Director of Admissions

1. Miss Helen Boy den 

Housekeeper 

2. Miss Naseem Sahibzada 

Asst. Professor of English 

3. Miss Mary Hoyt 

Public Relations 

Consultant

1. Mrs. Jane Highsaw 

Assoc. Professor of Political Science 

2. Mrs. Dianne Mathewson 

Asst. Professor of Psychology 

3. Mrs. Janice Beam (Left) 

Manager, College Book Store

1. Mrs. Mary McMahon 

Asst. to the Director of Admissions 

2. Miss Janet Law 

House Resident Hensley 

3. Kary & Mark Schulman 

House Residents New Dorm 

Saranella and Suzanna 

4. Miss Maria Carroll 

Prof, of Spanish and 

Academic Adviser

1. Miss Jane Lillydahl 

Lecturer in Economics 

2. Mr. Roy Chang 

Director of Student Activities 

3. Mrs. Nicole Long 

Director of Continuing Education

1. Mrs. Charlotte Resnick 

Asst. to the Dean of Students 

2. Mrs. Chris Andrews 

Asst. to the President 

3. Mrs. Jackie Buhrman 

Professor of French

1. Mrs. Judy Yudkin, Asst. to the Dean of 

Academic Affairs 

2. Mr. Bill Eckert, Dean of Academic Affairs 

3. (From Left to Right) Mr. Russell Gibbs, Mr. 

Douglas Brown, Mr. Robert Broadie, Mr. 

Curtis Murray, Miss Willie Mae Fennell, 

Miss Virginia Diamond, Miss Elminer 

McCray, Mrs. Carlota Merino, Mrs. Frances 

Edward, Miss Rubilia Salaguero, Miss 

Mattie Ward. 

4. Miss Amy Greene, Lecturer History

Mrs. Deborah Both, Lecturer of Sociology 

Miss Pamela Qayton, Lect. of Arch. Drafting 

Mr. Arnie Cohen, Pub Manager 

Miss Audrey Colom, Lecturer of Political Science 

Dr. Geneva Folsom, Lecturer of Psychology 

Mr. Richard Harteis, Assoc. Professor of English 

Mrs. Mary Hochman, Director of the LRC 

Mr. Murray Howard, Lect. of Arch. Drafting 

Miss Leslie Jacobson, Lecturer of Communications 

Miss Sandra Mason, Lecturer of Childhood Educ. 

Miss Irma McConell, House Resident Ames 

Miss Susan Mols, Lecturer of Dance 

Miss Virginia Nolan, House Resident Hensley, 

Miss Isabelle Shelton, Lecturer of Journalism 

Miss Geraldine Wilson, Lecturer of Interior Design 

Dr. Geraki Yates, Lecturer of Political Science 

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There is something special about coming home 

Something that you just can't name 

It's not the town, the names or faces 

For even those are likely to change. 

It's love, tranquility, and harmony too 

It's a feeling of "belonging" that overcomes you 

The people here seem to understand 

They 

And they 

know how to listen 

want to care. 

You're ready to leave 

You're ready to return 

You want to let go and at the same time hang on. 

Enjoy these years. 

There aren't many more 

If you make them "happy" 

Your memories will mean more. 

Nancy M. Jensen 


Betsy Jones

Diana Denniston

Star Stepping-into 

And Carefully 

So we won't 

F 

Back to DEAD earth 

a 

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Void 

Where we would be Smothered 

Disillusioned 

and 

Trampled 

into tiny meaningless, 

Just 

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USELESS 

by Distrust! 

one false move could cause 

1 

1 into a pjt of 

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Discouragement 

And the Journey would be 

1 

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ALIVE! 

DESTROYED! 

And we once again become part of 

The Mob, 

the 

Just another unfamiliar face, 

Multitude. 

and mind, 

of the foot 

hidden, 

disquised and lost 

in a sea of 

Eileen P. Melehan 

monotony.

Time to think 

Moments alone 

Waking softly 

in a bed of snow 

Would it be better to live by myself 

or is it sufficient to wake alone. 


Here I sit, sit and think 

Here I reach, reach and can't find 

Here I think, think and find no answers 

But I ask no real questions. 

Nina Mayer 

Lonely, only 

Because you left me. 

Scared of night. 

Scared of light. 

No ones hand to hold. 

Where are you now? 

What have you come to be? 

My 

need for love 

grows ever so stong. 

Middle age. 

Unhappy stage 

of life I am in. 

Confused, abused 

by others like you. 

Where am I now? 

What have I come to be? 

Lonely, only 

Because you left me. 

Marian Lyons 

Everyday begins 

I want to begin it. 

a new life for me. 

With every new morning 

Everday is a new day. 

I want to begin the day 

With my ideas and new loves. 

Night does not end the day. 

It just brings new hopes 

And ideas for the next day. 

Nina Mayer 

Betsy Jones

Highway Homes 

all the lonely people 

where do they all come from? 

ragged faces 

peering wide-eyed through frayed curtains 

hungry for a glimpse of life. 

what do they do on Saturday 

have no color TV not even black and white 

they 

only empty rotting sheds 

and on dirty scrawing rags clotheslines 

what do they do behind their peeling walls 

under leaky roof 

in their moth/eaten chairs 

they stare longingly 

at passing cars 

waiting breathlessly 

for a chance 

that they will never get. 

starving dogs 

filthy children 

condensed milk at every meal. 

no parties to excit them 

not a single new pair 

all the lonely people. 

where do they all come from? 

where 

Tracy Spafford 

do 

they 

go? 

of shoes. 

Token Night . 

Your mind 

Stood 

Naked 

Before Me; 

Spilled on 

The floor 

Like a trillion 

Graines of Sand. 

Your Body 

Was pale 

And had been 

tossed upon 

My beach 

By the 

Tide. 

I had Stood 

Waiting . 

Watching 

From afar. 

. . 

Shading my 

Eyes against 

The sun. 

. . Diana 

Denniston 

II. 

While sailing 

I watched you 

Capsize 

I tried to 

Help you right 

Your vessel 

But I had 

My 

own to 

Tend to. 

Fog appeared; 

Yawning its 

Way between 

Us. 

I fell overboard an 

Cried. 

I was 

Drowning 

In their 

Waters 

Oblivious of 

You I drowned 

In my 

Silence.

There's a land I know of full of 

streams and lakes of plenty. Blossoms 

and sheaves of wheat dot the meadows. 

There are also tall mountains laden 

with pine forests where rabbits and 

deer run about. 1 have been down to the seas where 

the waves lick white soft sands. 

Peace is what I have found in this land. 

Yet comes a time when streams 

are full of water running away, muddy 

water fighting to reach calm terrain. 

The rocks they 

slide over are obstacles. 

Their limits are set by the banks of 

the river, carrying the waters winding down. 

Winds ripple and at time irritate the 

once glassy lakes. 

Flowers and trees are uprooted by fierce 

winds and carried off by 

or fires. 

violent floods 

Seas are tortured as their tides and 

swells beat the rocky shores. 

Thunder and lightning are propelled 

from inky-black cloud fists. Winds 

screech and howl, upsetting sea 

going 

vessels with their shrouds 

and sails whipped apart. 

There is peace, yes, and beauty, 

but there also is a stormy destruction 

and death in this land. But the 

meadows, mountains, and shores 

have survived. The lakes have 

made room for the running rivers, 

and the trees who have strong roots 

have survived. The soft sands were 

protected by the sand-pebbles, and 

the shores by the inclination of land. 

It is all a balance, somehow 

worked out. Sun-rays slowly melt 

back into the land, and the brooks 

begin trickhng. There are many 

seasons in this land. These are 

the seasons of Life. This is the 

land of Life. 

Diana Denniston

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The curtains of fog open. 

In the distance there appears 

a honey colored fawn. 

Fearlessly he approaches me 

hardly disturbing 

waking forest. 

The last hoot of an 

the silent 

owl echoes through the pines. 

The young deer halts on the 

path. A ray of sunlight 

lazily yawns its way through 

the crowns of the forest kingdom. 

Dewdrops shine like jewels 

on the emerald pine needles. 

Nature's perfume permeates the 

crisp air now being stirred by 

the West Wind. 

There is no distance between 

the fawn and me. My small, 

warm hands stroke his 

golden 

velvet. His coat is 

soft and he is silent. 

He turns facing me. 

The large eyes appear as 

drops 

of molasses. 

The day's crown jewels 

turned from topaz to opal 

and emerald to ruby waiting 

to be covered by night's 

blanket. 

The fawn proudly and 

protectively stands his long 

vigil beside me while I 

lay on a bed of grass 

and leaves. 

The mouth of day yawns; 

in it is the burning red 

sphere of life. The yawn 

ends as a starry night 

covers us with her veil 


Beatriz Nielsen 

I only know that I don't know. 

Why? 

You told me that it was alright. 

In fact I tried to believe you. 

But 1 had one of my moments. 

I live by a moment and a thought. 

I know now another thought. 

Smile. 

A loner me. 

No not lonely, a loner. 

Myself. 

Smile. 

Caught 

me. 

Caught in myself. 

A thought. 

Smile. 

A moment. 

Now. 

Wendy Traurig

Nancy M. Jensen

Little girls 

grow up 

so fast 

never looking behind 

each new love 

outshines the rest 

and she never wonders why. 

The love she's lost 

or just 

left behind 

will all be forgotten 

the time. 

given 

Eyes so bright 

so full of life 

it never seems to fail 

to see her smile so spread wide 

or laughing when all else fails. 

This small little girl 

will soon grow up 

and all along the way 

she'll stop to pick her flowers of love 

never trying to hide. 

Nancy M. Jensen

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Top: Ann Hayes, Emily 

Lowndes, Janet Law, Ann 

Henritze, Carolyn Ross, Molly 

Klinedinst. Middle: Susan 

Keller, Eleanor King, Jeanne 

Anderson, Jan Greenquist. 

Bottom: Mindy MacNeur, 

Vicki Edson, Ginny Short. 

Absent: Janice Burgess, Gaby 

Epstein. Top Right: CLARK 

HOUSE COUNCIL Nancy 

Jensen, Claire Hamlin, Piper 

Roepke, Rin Dorsey, Anne 

Jemison. Absent: Nancy 

White. Bottom Left: HENSLEY 

HOUSE COUNQL Janet Law, 

Anne Clark, Amy Stevens, 

Jeanne Anderson, MoUy 

Klinedinst Absent: Carol 

Grisham.

Top: MERRIWEATHER 

HOUSE COUNCIL: 

Laurie Thompson, Kathy 

Studt, Vondilier Dillard, 

Alicia Billings, Tina 

Teipel. 

Absent: Carmen 

Cortes. Bottom Left: NEW 

DORM HOUSE 

COUNCIL Janice Burgess, 

Missy Smith, Kathy 

Landon. Bottom Right: 

BLACK ALLIENCE: 

Martha Gibson, La\ern 

lackson, lanice Bun;ess.

Top Right: TRAVELERS: Martha Connolly, Marcie Mott, Diane 

Smith, Patty Cope, Emily Lowndes, Sue Molster, Heather 

Dennis, Laurie Leimbrook, Cissy Baker. Absent: Carolyn Ross. 

Top Middle: COLE HOUSE COUNCIL: Top: Gmny Lamp, 

Mindy MacNeur, Elaine Mamalis, Kathy Brenneman, Muffin 

Whiteside Absent: Ros and Michael Calhoun. Bottom Right: 

GOLD KEY: Mindy MacNeur, Sally Carey, Vicki Edson, Molly 

Klinedinst, Merrill McManus, Jeanne Anderson, Janet Law, 

Claire Hamlin, Sheldon Lykes, Ginny Short, Chop Cholnoky, 

Becky Kramer, Julie Gross, Linda Laning. Absent: Amy Berger, 

Kathy Studt, Trotter Kavanaugh, Rachael Love, Mary Bryan 

Smith, Tina Dorsz, Barbara O'Donnell.

Top Right: DAY 

STUDENT OFFICERS: 

Trotter Kavanaugh, Diane 

Hellmuth, Vicki 

Dearborn. Absent: Jenny 

Bennewitz, Ellen 

Dearborn, Tara Hvisdock. 

Bottom Right: BELL 

COTE: Top: Sandra 

Brown, Margaret Ferry, 

Jennifer Weedon, Wendy 

Traurig, Claudia Zak. 

Bottom: Rachael Love, 

Anne Jemison, Nancy 

Jensen, Claire Hamlin, 

Wendy 

Diana Denniston, Boo 

Wilson. Absent: 

Bodman, Missy Smith, 

Molly Klinedinst, Ann 

Morgan.

Top Left: SOMERS HOUSE COUNCIL: 

Top: Lou HoUowell, Betsy Cesar, Patty 

Muldoon. Bottom: Elise Leffler, Diana 

Denniston, Else Nissen, Absent: 

Merrill McManus. Bottom Left: 

SOCIAL LEAGUE: Top: Amie Cohen, 

Elise Leffler, Muffin Whiteside, Tina 

Teipel, Mollie Lynch, Chop Cholnoky, 

Roy Chang. Bottom: Cissy Baker, 

Claire Hamlin. Absent: Patricia 

Kavanaugh, Carol Grisham, Janice 

Burgess. Top Right: INTERNATIONAL 

CLUB: Top: Martha Davidson, Sally 

Carey, Diana Denniston, Else Nissen, 

Muldoon. Bottom: 

Ida Giusti, Patty 

Susan Keller, Ann Olssen, Guita 

Mirsaidi, Beatriz Nielsen. Absent: 

Barbara VanDerWee, Ana-Mita 

Betancourt, Kathy Brenneman, Ana 

Turtianen. Bottom Right: AMES 

HOUSE COUNCIL: Marcie Mott, 

Mollie Lynch, Sheila Gales, Carter 

Wells. Absent: Irma McConnell.

Top: PROGRAM 

COORDINATING 

COMMITTEE: Rachel 

Love, Carter Wells, Else 

Nissen, Ginny Lamp, 

Missy Smith, Anne 

Jemison, Janice Burgess, 

Jeannie Anderson. 

Absent: Ellen Dearborn, 

Deborah Jennings. 

Bottom: FRONT PAGE: 

Ana-Mita Betancourt, 

Irma McConnell, Patti 

Muldoon, Abbie 

Donahue, Nellie 

Duddleson, Emily 

Lowndes. Absent: 

Diane Kearns, Martha 

Davidson, Kar\' 

Schulman.

Top Left: PHI THETA KAPPA Lou HoUoweU, Patty 

Kavanaugh, Patti Muldoon, Else Nissen. Absent: Lisa 

O'Leary, Viola Morgan, Jestina John, Diane Hellmuth. Top 

Right: LEND-A-HAND Tina Dorsz, Trotter Kavanagh 

Absent: Kim Smith, Gaby Epstein, Mrs. Pelham, Lisa 

Daudon, Justine Doherty, Melissa Garvan, Ida Giusti, 

Diane Hellmuth, Irene Rivera, Madelaine Scales, Barbara 

Van Der Wee. Bottom: STUDENT COU.NCIL Memll 

McManus, Rin Dorsey, Chop Cholnoky, Mindy MacNeur, 

Kathy Landon, Janice Burgess, Marcie Mott, Jewel 

Trowers, Cissy Baker. Absent: Kathy Studt, Vicki Edson, 

Jane Farrar, Rachel Love, Benita Lucy, Jenny Bennewitz, 

Amy Stevens, Alicia Billings.

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Good-bye 

when the clock ticks off that final 

moment of togetherness and all thoughts must 

stream into one spoken word we say good 

bye. Does it express 

your being such an integral part 

the thanks we all feel for 

of Mount Ver 

non and each one of our lives? Does it express 

the fondness that we have grown to feel for 

you over the time that we have known you? 

Does it bring to mind the talks we had 

whether it was in class amidst a deep discus 

sion of a novel or poem or, more personal, 

when we needed an honest but understanding 

person to help with a problem, 

it may be? 

no matter what 

Does it say farewell as in hope your life goes 

well, that you may forever be happy, your 

dreams be fulfilled and your health remain 

well? Does it say you leave but your memories 

stay and with them we will grow 

into tomor 

row, that we send our memories with you, 

may they strengthen and comfort you? 

say we will miss you, but keep 

in touch? 

Does it 

We hope that it does and so much more for the 

time has come and last words must be spoken. 

Good-bye 

Mrs. Vesser 

With All Our Love. 

Mrs. Valerie Vesser 

Dean of Students

Dear Roy, 

/You'll be glad to know that, as of yet, you don't 

have rabies. Are you studying hard for your Bar 

exams? We all wish you luck. It's probably hard to 

study after eating 

just sitting around talking tonight 

those BIG lobsters! We were all 

when we started 

thinking about all the crazy things that you have 

gotten us into, from the moment you walked into 

MVC as an intern, through admissions, and finally 

as director of student activities a pretty big 

switch for you joining up with all of us women . 

guess you had to learn quickly 

. . 

not to be a male 

chauvinist, but that never stopped you from talking 

about your fraternity every chance you got. You 

guys really helped each other out: two girlfriends at 

the same party does present a problem, huh? Most 

people would have thought that a being director of 

student activities would have cooled you down, but 

even though you had less time for your fraternity, 

you kept pretty busy here at MVC painting red 

does take alot of time. But then our motto is 

lights 

"turn about is fair play." You helpeci keep 

us in 

shape with football, volleyball, and skipping races, 

while we kept you in shape with late night piggy 

back rides from the Pub. Ah yes, our little jock (alias 

the blue flash). Speaking of the Pub, wish you were 

here to do the hustle with us and to brighten up the 

room with your "light" flush. Of course you had to 

control yourself during College Weekends your 

slides were good, but we're all glad you 

went into 

law instead of comedy! You're a much better comic 

when you don't plan it. Remember the Apple Butter 

Festival, the trip to Ocean City, the time you 

left us 

all waiting in our cars for you and the keys, and 

sledding on the cafeteria trays? 

Seriously, we miss your master key, your card 

garhes, your taxi service, and your late night trips to 

Roy Rogers, and although we can always find some 

one to take us ice skating, skiing, on field trips, or 

to organize trips to Honda and the Virgin Islands, 

to us you're much more than this. Where are we 

going to find a singing meal partner, 

someone to 

visit us in the dorms, or a friendly interuption in 

the library? We miss you most for these fun times, 

but we also realize that without your help and guid 

ance, many of our student activities would never 

have gotten off the ground. We hope this isn't an 

indication of what it's going to be like without you 

next year. You've been a great friend to us one 

that we'll always remember. We hope 

you leave in June 

that when 

it won't be the last time that we 

see you. Our thoughts and best wishes go with you. 

Thank you. We miss you. 

Love, 

Your buddies. 

P.S. We won't tell your parents, and by the way, 

what time is it in Hawaii? 

Mr. Roy Chang 

Director of Student Activities

This page is dedicated to everyone who has given 

their support and approval, whether actively or si 

lently, to the 1975-1976 yearbook. I want to take 

this opportunity to thank the Bell Cote Staff for the 

loyalty that they have shown throughout the year. 

Our expectations were high and everyone did their 

best to present a complete record of the year. 

A yearbook is really nothing more than words and 

pictures, but through these mediums a story 

evolves. If this book is capable of making people 

smile and remember their own special moments, 

then I feel it has been successful. The staff and I 

of Mount 

have tried to be fair in our representation 

Vernon, its ideaology, and the people who live and 

work here. If it is not a fair representation, then we 

are sorry. We have learned a great deal since we 

first began the book; we have met many people, 

and hopefully made many 

expected 

friends. Sometimes we 

too much from each other and from our 

selves. But looking back, I feel that it has been 

worthwhile because we lost nothing 

in the en 

counter we became aware of ourselves and our 

community. 

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the 

entire staff because without their help this book 

would not have been possible. And on behalf of 

the staff I would like to thank everyone who 

helped us, especially Mrs. Vesser, Chip Lumb, and 

John Bailey (our Hunter Publishing Co. representa 

tive.) 

There has been one person who has contributed 

So on 

excessive time, energy and moral support. 

behalf of the staff I would like to publicly thank 

Sandra Brown. Words cannot express the love and 

admiration that we all have for her. Sandy has 

been both advisor and friend, and without her we 

would not have ever been able to formulate our 

dreams and eventually see them come true. 


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Mr. Walter E. Beach 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl George Berger 

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Boutell 

Miss Sandra C. Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Browning 

Mr. Roy Chang 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Colmer Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Conley Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. David D. Conley 

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Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro C. Denniston 

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yet so far away 

My wishes for you 

are always the same 

You need your good times 

as well as your bad 

An equal division 

whether happy or sad 

I wish you both enough love 

and hate 

Some jealousy and pride 

but nothing that's fake. 

EXCITEMENTS . 

your lifetime will hold 

For both are important 

in filling your mold. 

By now your fate seems 

almost complete 

You realize now whose 

standards you'll meet. 

. . DISAPPOINTMENTS 

You know where you're headed 

but you're not sure quite how 

There are many questions 

must answer somehow 

you 

So you see, my friend, if I wish 

you just good 

You have less of a chance 

for your dreams to come true. 


Editor

Laura Adams 

5604 St. Charles Avenue 

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Charlene Agurs 

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Washington, 

Denise Alber 

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Alexandria, Va. 22301 

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P.O. Box 42 

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Barbara Anderson 

4442 Q Street N.W. 

Washington, 

Jeanne Anderson 

4 Robinson Drive 

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Bedford, Mass. 01730 

Gail Angelica 

4817 36th Street N.W. 

Washington, 

Lisette Arellano 

DC. 20008 

1244 Anastasia Avenue 

Coral Gables, Fla. 33134 

Bonnie Arlen 

6523 Bannockburn Drive 

Bethesda, Md. 20034 

Virginia Holden Atkins 

5111 8th Road South 

Arlington, 

Janis Avnet 

400 Druiy Line 

Va. 22204 

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Sonja Awe 

11128 Post House Court 

Potomac, Md. 20854 

Pamela Awour 

P.O. Box 30197 

Nairobi, Kenya 

Isabel Azqueta 

Aparfado 3465 

Caracas, Venezuela 

Elaine Baer 

2705 Geartner Road 

Baltimore, Md. 21209 

Renee Bafalis 

241 South Wood Road 

Palm Beach, Fla. 33480 

Cissy Baker 

3224 Woodland Drive N.W. 

Washington, 

Sirinlak Balankura 

67 Brommitr Soi 39 

Sukumvit Road 

Bangkok, Thailand 

D.C. 20008 

Tongjai Balankura 

67 Brommitr Soi 39 

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Dixie Barker 

1 Hillcrest Lane 

Severna Park, Md. 21146 

Lauren Bartlett 

2336 E. 11th Street 

Davenport, la. 51803 

Juliana Bassett 

17 East 89th Street 

New York, N.Y. 10028 

Jane Ann Basso 

106 83rd Street 

Brooklyn, 

Maria Batlle 

San Luis #20 

N.Y. 11209 

Santiago, Dominican Republic 

Rosa Batlle 

San Luis #20 

Santiago, Dominican Republic 

Laurie Beam 

25 Southwind Road 

Louisville, Ky. 40207 

Bianca Beary 

4286-7 Wilmington Drive 

Andrews Air Force Base, Md. 20335 

Gail Belser 

32 Murry Boulevard 

Charleston, S.C. 29401 

Harriett Bennett 

1912 Rosedale Street N.E. 

Washington, 

Jenny Bennewitz 

13513 River Road 

D.C. 20002 


Amy Berger 

9155 Shawnee Run Road 

Cincinnati, O. 45243 

Mary Ellen Bertrand 

Rye Ridge Road 

Harrison, N.Y. 

10582 

Ana-mita Betancourt 

355 Emory Rep Universitario 

Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico 00926 

Gail Biddison 

1556 Scandia Circle 

Reston, Va. 22070 

Alicia Billings 

244 Ridgeway Road 

Weston, Mass. 02193 

Juliet Birmingham 

4840 Van Ness Street N.W. 

Washington, 

Beaufort Bodman 

D.C. 20016 

200 East 62nd Street 

New York, N.Y. 10021 

Barbara S. Boutell 

100 Worth Avenue 

Palm Beach, Fla. 33480 

Arney Boyle 

3717 Linwood Road 

Columbia, S.C. 29205 

Mary Catherine Braithwaite 

P.O. Box N 7790 

Nassau, Bahamas 

Vivian Bransfield 

6655 Pine Tree Lane 

La Gorce Island, 

Miami Beach, Fla. 33141 

Jennifer Breckinridge 

1706 Essex Road 

Charlottesville, Va. 22901 

Barbara Brendes 

8103 Cawdor Court 

McLean, Va. 22901 

Kathy Brenneman 

11315 Neelsville Church Road 

Germantown, Md. 20767 

Heidi Brinig 

4206 Beech Avenue 

Erie, Penn. 16508 

Meris Brooks 

1390 Rittenhouse Street N.W. 


Robyn Brooks 

1408 South Carolina Ave. S.E. 


Ida Brown 

1510 T Street S.E. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20020

Laura Brown 

Wildcat Hill Road 

Harwinton, Conn. 06790 

Nancy Brown 

5751 Delancy Street 

Philadelphia, 

Pearl Brown 

1501 T Street S.E. 

Washington, 

Penn. 19143 

DC. 20020 

Sloane Browning 

211 E, Drewery Lane 

Raleigh, N.C. 27609 

Kristin Bundesen 

3112 N Street N.W. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20007 

Janice Burgess 


Washington, 

Anne Cabaniss 

804 Prince Street 

D.C. 20001 


Polly Cain 

4737 Devereaux Road 

Columbia, S.C. 29205 

Connie Calomiris 

7020 Wyndale Street N.W, 

Washington, 

Elena Camacho 

D.C. 20015 

8508 Meadowlark Road 


Lizanne Campbell 

470] Kenmore Avenue 


Alice Canale 

4784 Fleet Grove Lane 

Memphis, 

Tenn. 38T17 

Reni'o Carmody 

255 f't>i"e.st Avenue 

Shreveporf, 

La. 71104 

Catherine Canoll 

1008 Mississippi Avenue 

D.ivonport, la. .S2803 

Joanne Carson 

3035 Chain Bridge Road N.W. 

D.C. 20007 

Washington, 

Sarah Cary 

901 6th Street S.W. 


Stella C.iwley 

9800 La Duke Drive 

Kensington, 

Md. 20795 

Marianne Chaconas 

6451 Queen Anne Terrace 

Falls Church, Va. 22044 

Piyanart Chansue 

258 Soi-Srinakorn 

Linchee Road 


Hei Ri Cho 

5711 Eliot Court #270 


Marianne Cholnoky 

100 Old Church Road 

Greenwich, Conn. 06830 

Elizabeth Anne Clarke 

116 New Street 

New Brunswick, N.J. 08901 

Joan Clarke 

4504 Boxwood Road 


Valerie Cleary 

Tower Hill Road 

Tuxedo Park, N.Y. 10987 

Jessie Close 

2716 Wisconsin Avenue N.W. 

Washington, 

Arnold Cohen 

D.C, 20008 


Washington, 

D.C, 20008 

Kathryn Cohen 

261 Wakefield Drive 

Memphis, 

Ruth Colmer 

Tenn. 38117 

47 Goodway Lane 

Memphis, Tenn. 38117 

Laura Conley 

248 West Brow 

Lookout Mountain, Tenn, 37350 

Ann Connell 

Seamans Road, P.O. Box 91 

New London, N.H. 03257 

Mary Conway 

3809 49th Street 

Washington, 

D.C. 20016 

Patricia Cope 

3503 Prince William Drive 

Fairfax, Va. 22030 

EUyn Corley 

1805 Catalina Drive 

Fort Worth, Tex. 76101 

Virginia Cox 

3915 Knoll wood Drive 

Birmingham, 

Ala. 35243 

Robyn Crabtree 

254 Cedar Lane 

Vienna, Va. 22180 

Susan Cramer 

Quarters B. U.S. Naval Observ, 

Washington, D,C. 20390 

Peggy Cross 

130 Somerset Lane 

Spartanburg, S.C. 29302 

Nydia Cruz 

5603 Jordan Road 

Bethesda, Md, 20016 

Julie Cunningham 

23 Salisbury Lane 

Malvern, Penn. 19355 

Carlene Dahill 

15 Fulton Place 

West Hartford, Conn. 06107 

Lisa Daudon 

10 Haslet Way 

Wilmington, Del. 19807 

Martha Davidson 

707 Royal Plaza Drive 

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33301 

Pamela Davis 

4805 Blagden Avenue N.W, 

DC, 20011 

Washington, 

Vita Davis 

3107 75th Avenue 

Landover, Md, 20785 

Ellen Dearborn 

6226 N. 27th Street 

Arlington, 

Va. 22207 

Victoria Dearborn 

261 Fort William Parkway 


Amy Decker 

1932 Kennedy Drive 


Aida Delgado 

Benito Moncion #8 

Santo Domingo, Dom. Rep. 

Marion Del Prior 

R.D. #2 

East Stroudsberg, Penn. 18301 

Heather Dennis 

2945 South Whiting Way 

Denver, Colo. 80231 


Cerrada de Corregidores 116 

Mexico 10,, D,F, Mexico

Debbie DePalma 

408 Edward Place 

Mamaroncck, NY, 10.543 

Wendy Dewart 

Wynn Lane 


Lisa Diggs 

2921 7th Street S.E. 

Washington, 

Vondilier Dillard 

D.C, 20032 

108 Tuckerman Street N.W. 

Washington, 

Tereza Dimitriou 

DC, 20001 

1825 24th Street N.W, 

Washington, 

Justine Doherty 

27 Park Avenue 

D.C. 20008 

Rumson, New Jersey 07760 

Abigail Donahue 

52 Belmont Avenue 

Lowell, Mass. 01852 

Suzanne Donahue 

3338 O Street N.W, 

Washington, DC, 20007 

Ellen Doolin 

1629 Courtland Road 

Alexandria, Va 

Bernadette Doree 

3112 N Street N,W, 

Washington, D,C. 20007 

Corinne Dorsey 

50 1 Charles Street Avenue 

Towson, Md, 21204 

Tina Dorsz 

3040 Foxhall Road N.W, 

Washington, 

D.C, 20007 

Meg Dove 

3545 Quebec Street N,VV, 

Washington, 

Heather Downer 

Wardman Tower 

DC. 20016 

Woodley and Connecticut Aves. 

Washington, DC. 20008 

Mary Dnsdale 


Washington. DC. 20008 

Peggy Drv'sdale 


Washington. DC, 20008 

Helen Duddleson 

5419 Waneta Road 

Washington, 

D.C. 20016 

Frances Duffy 

Route #2 Tvy Point" 

Charlottesville, Va, 22901 

Ann Dunsford 


Orange Park, Fla 32073 

Krista Eaton 

11607 Hunter's Green Court 

Reston, Va, 22091 

Vicki Edson 

669 Richards Road 

Wayne, 

Penn, 19087 

Christine Elliott 

2123 Alameda Avenue 

Orlando, Fla, 32804 

Darrin Ellis 

Cardinal, Va, 23025 

Jacqueline Engel 

45 Barnsdale Road 

Short Hills, N,J. 07078 

Karen Engelsted 

96 William Street 

Worcester, Mass, 01609 

Gabriela Epstein 

6029 Onondaga Road 

Washington, 

D.C. 20016 

Laura Eynon 

Oakridge Lane 

Chevy Chase, Md, 20015 

Elizabeth Fanning 

1 Hickory Hills 

Bettcndorf, la, 52722 

Marianne Farnsworth 

2464 Roodwood Court West 

Cincinnati, Ohio 45028 

Jane Farrar 

401 Delgado Place 

Sante Fe, N.M. 87501 

Blair Ferguson 

4332 Longfellow Street 

Jacksonville, Fla, 32210 

Margaret Ferry 

21828 Avalon 

Rocky River, Ohio 44116 

Susan Fife 

1506 Highwood Drive 

Arlington, 

Frances Firth 

Beauvoir 

Va, 22207 

Trappe, Md, 21673 

Cynthia Fisher 

4012 Montpelier Road 

Rockville, Md, 20853 

Karen Fitzgerald 

4522 Brandywine Street 

Washington, 

D.C. 20016 

Cathy Foedisch 

938 Crefeld Avenue 

Ekiins Park, Penn. 19117 

Eileen Forest 

912 N. Columbus Street 


Susan Ford 

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue 

Washington, 

D.C. 20500 

Mary Margaret Foster 

1111 Hammell Road 

Greensboro, N.C, 27408 

Kim Fracaro 

North Elm Street 

Canaan, Conn, 06018 

Adair Frayser 

Beaufort Farm, Route 1 Box 

Manakin Sabot, Va. 23103 

Vicki Frazier 

11001 Georgetown Pike 

Great Falls, Va. 22066 

Gail Freeman 

619 UpLind Place 


Sheila Gales 

2240 Cassell 

Augusta, 

Ga, 30996 

Jan Gandal 

7620 Lynn Drive 


Melissa Garvan 

35 Montgomery Drive 

Spartanburg, 

S.C, 29301 

Kimberly Gaul 

144 Reading Boulevard 

Wyomissing, 

Cynthia Geddes 


Penn. 19610 

Potomac, Md, 20854 

Mary Genet 

Liberty Hill Farm 

Natural Bridge, Va, 24.578 

Jane Genette 

1489 Goodbar 

Memphis, 

Tenn, 38104

Beth Geoghegan 

9612 Accord Drive 


Susan Gerrish 

9915 East Bexhill Drive 

Kensington, 

Idamarie Giusti 

Md, 20795 

4712 Massachusetts Avenue N,W, 

Washington, 

D.C, 20016 

Nancy Glass 

3701 Connecticut Avenue N.W, 

Washington, 

D,C, 20008 

Sally Goldman 

1737 S Street N,W, 

Washington, 

D,C, 20009 

Kathy Goldsmith 

6190 Aberdeen Drive 

Atlanta, Ga, 30328 

Leslie Goller 

5803 Aberdeen Road 


Eugenia Gorham 

901 K Street N,W. 

Washington, DC, 

Susan Gray 

1507 Belle Haven Road 

Alexandria, Va, 22307 

Lauren Greco 

8603 Chevil Road 

Lanham, Md, 20801 

Deborah Green 

21 St, James Avenue 

Holyoke, 

Mass. 01040 

Jan Greenquist 

6104 Juneberry Court 


Nancy Griffith 

23 W. Andrews Drive 

Atlanta, Ga. 30305 

Leslie Grindberg 

35.59 Hamlet Place 

Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 

Carol Grisham 

5645 Bayou Glen 

Houston, Tex. 77027 

Jennifer Gross 

919 N. 32nd Street 

Allentown, Penn. 18104 

Julia Ann Gross 

850 Old Creek Trail 


Johanna Grunden 

Route 5, Box 220 

Easton, Md. 21601 

Beatriz Gutierrez 

5504 Surrey Street 


Dorina Gutierrez 

4635 Ashby Street N.W. 

Washington, 

DC. 20007 

Holly Haeringer 

9305 Renshaw Drive 


Alice Halsema 

4701 Berkeley Terrace N.W, 


Linda Hamilton 

538 Epping Forest Road 

Annapolis, Md, 21404 

Claire Hamlin 

2213 Ridgewood Road 

Akron, Ohio 44313 

Lee Hanley 

310 Tarrytown Drive 

Richmond, Va, 23229 

Patricia Harrell 

6424 Woodville Drive 

Falls Church, Va, 22044 

Leslie Hartley 

21 Fessenden Road 

Barrington, 

Anna Hayes 

R.D. #1 

R.I. 02860 

Belleville, Penn, 17004 

Ann Haynes 

1340 Merrie Ridge Road 

McLean, Va, 22101 

Frances Hazeley 

4821 Colorado Avenue N,W, 

Washington, 

Ellen Heath 

R.D. #6 

D,C. 20011 

Danville, Penn. 17821 

Erika Heden 

5112 Watson Street N.W. 


Teresa Helland 

110 Geneseo Road 

San Antonio, Tex. 78209 

Leslie Hellier 

Cedar Road 

West Mystic, Conn. 06388 

Diane Hellmuth 

6641 Wakefield Drive 


Barbro Henrickson 

4801 Dexter Terrace N.W. 

Washington, 

Ann Henritze 

DC. 20007 

4623 Club Circle N,E, 


Theresa Hicks 

2580 Country Club Circle 

Birmingham, 

Ala, 35223 

Merry Highby 

1503 Potomac Heights Drive 

Oxon Hill, Md. 20022 

Emma Hill 

3407 Prospect Street 


Susan Hirt 

Loyalhannon, 

Ligonior, 

Box 20, R.D. #4 

Penn. 15658 

Martha Hoddinott 

11700 Young Manor Drive 

Midlothian, Va. 23113 

Jessica Holden 

24 Coleman Road 

Galastonbur>', 

Lou Hollowell 

Conn, 06033 

4745 River Shore Drive 

Portsmouth, Va. 23703 

Heidi Holmes 

1515 Middle River Drive 

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33304 

Terry 

Ann Holmes 

2556 N. Vermont Street 

Arlington, 

Va, 22207 

Elizabeth Holsinger 

1532 Mulberry Road 

Martinsville, Va, 24112 

Kathryn Hooper 

137 Penham Lane 

Pittsburgh, 

Maureen Horan 

69 Hillcrest Drive 

Penn. 15208 

Upper Saddle River, N,J, 07458 

Scot Hoyt 

4628 Reservoir Road N.W, 

Washington, 

Mary 

D.C. 20007 

Paull Hubbard 

R.D. #4, Box 152 

Wheeling, 

W.Va. 26003

Margaret Hudak 

10819 Madison Street 

Kensington, 

Md. 20795 

Tara Ann Hvisdoch 

3713 N. Nellie Custis Drive 

Arlington, 

Susan Isom 

Va, 22207 

2121 P Street N,W. 

Washington, DC. 

Sally Israel 

3860 Forest Glen 

Birmingham, 

Ala. 35213 

Tracy Ives 

3647 Belmont Road 

Birmingham, 

Lavern Jackson 

7914 Donelson 

Ala. 35210 


Gael Jacques 

3206 Wisconsin Avenue N.W. 

Washington, 

Anne Jemison 

DC, 20016 

4008 Old Leeds Circle 

Birmingham, 

Nancy Jenkins 

2200 Reaney Road 

Ala, 35213 

Lakeland, Fla. 33803 

Deborah Jennings 

516 Riggs Road N.E. 

Washington, 

Nancy Jensen 

3613 Del Noret 

Temple, 

D.C. 20011 

Texas 76501 

Jestina John 

3646 Alton Place N.W. 


Felicia Johnson 

412 Third Street N.E. 

Washington, 

DC. 20002 

Elizabeth Johnson 

2449 Pickwick Road 

Baltimore, Md, 21207 

Lavinia Johnston 

Bendabout Farms 

McDonald, Tenn. 37353 

Elizabeth Jones 

7813 Overbrook Road 


Brien Jordan 

801 West 57th Street 

Kansas City, Missouri 64113 

Janet Jordan 

4 Huntington Road 

Garden City, N.Y. 11530 

Vanja Jordan 

6002 Balsam Drive 


Leslie Kalbermatten 

3630 Garfield Street N.W. 

Washington, 

DC. 20007 

Ann Kampelman 

3154 Highland Place N.W. 

Washington, 

Renee Karol 

D.C. 20008 

309 E. Washington Avenue 

Wildwood Crest, N.J. 08260 

Gail Kauranen 

73 Sassamon Avenue 

Milton, Mass. 02186 

Patricia Kavanagh 


Washington, 

Diane Kearns 

DC. 20016 

27 Woodridge Drive 

Manchester, Me. 04351 

Elise Keller 

8604 Wagon Wheel Road 


Susan Keller 

P.O. Box 216 

Springfield Center, N.Y. 13468 

Christina Kelley 

10550 Great Falls Road 


Barbara Kelly 


Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209 

Alicia Khadduri 

5526 Westbard Avenue 


Cathy King 

13622 Pennsboro Drive 

Chantilly, 

Va, 22021 

Eleanor King 

100 Robin Road 

Weston, Mass, 02193 


2531 Observatory Avenue 

Cincinnati, Ohio 45208 

Sheila Kober 

10814 Hobnail Court 


Joyce Koech 

P.O. Box #322 

Kericho, Kenya 

Rebecca Kramer 

2207 Avondale Street 

Wichita Falls, Tex. 76308 

Carola Krieger 

5016 Saltan Road 


Marcela Krieger 

5016 Baltan Road 


Cindy Kuhn 

49 Colonial Village Road 

Rochester, NY. 14625 

Judith Kulick 

4929 Butterworth Place, N.W. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20016 

Marta Labarraque 


Washington, 

D.C. 20016 

Karla Lacayo 

Avenue Las Palmas 260 

Col San Benito 

San Salvador, El Salvador, C.A. 

Virginia Lamp 

42 Ginger Woods Road 

Valley, 

Neb. 68064 

Kathleen Landon 

9125 S.W. 77th Avenue 

Miami, Fla. 33156 

Linda Laning 

130 Temple Street 

West Newton, Mass. 02165 

Betty Laughlin 

1200 North Nash Street 

Arlington, 

Frances Leavitt 

Box 32 

Spencer, 

Minh-Thu Le 

Va. 22209 

Va. 24165 

1930 Columbia Road N.W. 


Jisoo Lee 

9813 Conestoga Way 


Elise Leffler 

1535 Carr Avenue 

Memphis, Tenn. 38104 

Laurie Leimbrook 

5308 Wilson Lane 

Bethesda, Md. 20014

Kathy Lewis 

2795 N, Quebec Street 

Arlington, 

Va. 22207 

Anne Lindeman 

3403 Westledge Circle 

Austin, Tex. 78731 

Midge Lippmann 

7128 Fairfax Road 


Ana Maria Lopez 

Pje#3 Casa #124, 

Col La Esperanza 

San Salvador, El Salvador, C,A, 

Rachel Love 

41 Baldwin Farms North 


Louise Lovett 

1505 Vermont Avenue N.W. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20005 

Emily Lowndes 

Ercildoune, Point Shares 

Pembroke, Bermuda 

Sharon Lucas 

R.F.D. Fordham Road 

Essex, Conn, 06426 

Benita Lucy 

1831 Sudbury 

Washington, 

Lane N.W. 

D.C, 20012 

Sheldon Lykes 

604 Hector Avenue 

Metairie, La, 70005 

Kathy Lyman 

1550 North State Parkway 

Chicago, 

111, 60610 

Kathleen Lynch 

2060 N, Vermont Street 

Arlington, 

Va. 22207 

Mollie Lynch 

813 Augusta Road 

Wilmington, Del, 19807 

Pamela Lynch 

5215 Portsmouth Road 

Washington, D.C, 20016 

Susan Lynch 

2707 South Iv.-i Sheet 

Arlington, 

\ ,i. 2221)2 

Sarah Lyon 

260 Highland Road 

Rye, 

N.Y, 10.580 

Marion Lyons 

7130 Gilbert Street 

Shreveport, 

La. 71106 

Elizabeth MacCauley 


Washington, 

D.C. 20007 

Cathy MacDonald 

369 E. Center Street 

West Bridgewater, Mass. 02379 

Mindy MacNeur 

West Road 

Manchester Center, Vt. 05255 

Martha McFarland 

7400 Lakeland Drive 


Kathleen McGrath 

5707 Newington Road 


Leigh Mclntyre 

105 Old Chester Road 

Essex Falls, N.J. 07021 

Merill McManus 

1506 Edgedale Road 

Greensboro, N.C, 27408 

Jenny McNeil 

3723 T Street N.W. 

Washington, 

Blanche McWane 

D.C, 20007 

1940 Parkland Drive 

Lynchburg, 

Va, 24.503 

Candace Madigan 

1572 Forest Villa Road 


Elaine Mamalis 

524 B Street 

Rock Springs, Wy, 82901 

Diane Mancuso 

135-23 115th Street 

South Ozone Park, NY. 11420 

Cindy Mansfield 

8920 Brook Road 


Karen Marrero 

8041 Portwood Turn 

Manassas, Va. 22110 

Sharon Marshall 

Baron Court, Richmond Gap 

St. Michael, Barbados, W. Indies 

Cynthia Martin 

3602 East West Highway 


Suzanne Martin 

Old Whitewood 

The Plains, Va. 

Maritza Matos 

1219 .North Quinn Street 

Arlington, 

Va. 22209 

Deborah Maxwell 

3616 Connecticut Ave. N.W. 


Margaret Maxwell 

19 McCosh Circle 

Princeton, N.J. 08540 

Nina Mayer 

75 Mohawk Avenue 

Norwood, N.J. 07648 

Michelle Meenehan 

2928 Ellicott Terrace 

Washington, 

Eileen Melehan 

D.C. 20008 

91 Fox Hedge Road 

Saddle River, N.J, 07458 

Michaelle Melton 

848 Lakeside Drive 

North Palm Beach, Fla. 33408 

Sandra Melton 

848 Lakeside Drive 

North Palm Beach, Fla. 33408 

Susan Merkel 

3010 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. 

Washington, 

Joan Mezines 

DC, 20016 

4402 Chalfont Place 

Washington, 

DC, 20016 

Martha Middagh 

4600 Conncticut Ave. N.W. 

Washington, 

Julie Miller 

8912 Belmart Road 

DC. 20008 


Susan Miller 

2024 Riverdale Road 

Germantown, Tenn. 38138 

Guita Mirsaidi 

4007 Yarmouth Lane 

Bowie, Md. 20715 

Carol Mitchell 

15 Buena Vista Street 

Stamford, Conn. 06907 

Maryam Mobasser 

775 Khivabane Pahlavi 

Yousefabad 15, Teheran, Iran 

Susan Molster 

19201 Seneca Ridge Road 

Gaithersburg, 

Md. 20760

Cynthia Moore 

365 Westminster Street 


Dorothy Moore 

Bells Lane 

Staunton, Va. 24401 

Ann Morgan 

3121 Brookwood Road 

Birmingham, Ala. 35223 

Roberta Moriarty 

55 Riverview Terrace 

Springfield, 

Viola Morgan 

15 Syke Street 

Mass. 01108 

Freetown, Sierre Leone 

Carolyn Mortensen 

77 Avalon Drive 

Colonia, N,]. 07067 

Lisa Mosbacher 

405 W. Friar Tuck 


Sharon Mosby 

715 13th Street, S.E. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20010 

Courtenay Moter 

1715 Highland Road 

Fredericksburg, 

Marcie Mott 

Buck Mountain Road 

Crozet, Va. 22932 

Patricia Muldoon 

4.306 Mendenhall 

Dallas, Texas 75234 

Michelle Munson 

P.O. Box 984 

Va. 22401 

Montreat, N.C. 28757 

Alice Myers 

Swift Creek Lane 

Colonial Heights, Va. 23834 

Sara Myers 

345 E. 68th Street 

New York, New York 10021 

Kim Nardi 

Dunham Road 

Wayne, 

111. 60184 

Mary Nelson 

1620 Davidson Road 


Jean Newman 

11 Oak Road 

Salisbury, 

Beatriz Nielsen 

N.C. 28144 

Av. San Juan Bosco 

Altamira, Caracas 106, Venezuala 

Lisa Nilles 

3119 N. Street N.W. 

Washington, 

Else Nissen 

DC, 20007 

Hatlestad Terasse 62 

5050 Nesttun, Norway 

Susan Morris 

4872 Chevy Chase Blvd. 


Christine O'Connor 

1405 Kyneton Road 

Villanova, Penn. 19085 

Lauren O'Dell 

424 West Brow 

Lookout Mountain, Tenn. 37350 

Barbara O'Donnell 

3865 Rutherford Street 

Harrisburg, 

Pa. 17111 

Lisa O'Leary 

8308 Cherry Valley Lane 


Ebeth Olsen 

Willowledge Farm 

Haywood, Va. 22722 

Sarah Olsen 

2119 Bancroft Place N.W. 

Washington, 

Ann 01s.son 

DC. 20008 

Savenasgatan 4 

12242 Enskade, Sweden 

Annette Osborne 


Washington, 

Patricia Owens 

D.C. 20011 

1121 Cherokee Trail 

Martinsbille, Va, 24112 

Arlene Parella 

8311 Grandhaven Avenue 

Upper Marlboro, Md. 20870 

Sarah Parker 

2429 California Street N.W, 

Washington, 

DC, 20008 

Dormalia Pasos 

Box 40, Avenida Cuadra Pasos 

Granada, Nicaragua 

Lillian Pearsall 

760 Jefferson Avenue 

Brooklyn, 

Carmen Pena 

N > 1 I2.\^ 

358 James Street 

Falls Church, Va. 22046 

Sally Pennell 

371 Heywood Avenue 

Spartanburg, 

Leanne Pfautz 

440 Bair Road 

Berwyn, 

S.C, 29302 

Penn, 19312 

Susan Pfefferkorn 

333 Pine Valley Road 

Winston-Salem, N.C. 27104 

Kim Powell 

1854 Elizabeth Place 

Jacksonville, Fla. 32205 

Krista Randall 

32 Ellwood Avenue 

Mount Vernon, N.Y. 10552 

Laura Randall 

5135 Green Tree Road 


Maria Rangel 

46 Praca Ataufo, Leblon 

Rio de Janiero, G,B, Brazil 

Bethenia Rather 

1900 Exposition Blvd. 

Austin, Tex. 78703 

Ann Reilly 

5905 Marengo Road 

Washington, 

D.C, 20016 

Judith Repetti 

5401 Blackistone Road 


Irene Rivera 

400 Hudson Avenue 

Takoma Park, Md. 20012 

Pam Rizzoli 

6100 Kennedy Drive 


Neisa Roca 

4600 Conneticut Avenue N,W. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20008

Piper Roepke 

415 El Arroya Road 

Hillsborough, 

Carolyn Ross 

P.O. Box 837 

Cal. 94010 

Sedona, Arizona 86336 

Debbie Rotwein 

6605 Tulip Hill Terrace 

Washington, 

Marca Rowley 

519 Brookwood 

D.C. 20016 

Fontana, Wisconsin 53125 

Deborah Rubin 

6808 Greyswood Road 


Antonia Ruiz 

3070 Foxhall Road N.W. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20016 

Randy Sacks 

5413 Blackistone Road 

Washington, 

Anne Sailer 

D.C. 20016 

2700 Upton Street N.W. 

Washington, 

Patricia Salmon 

D.C, 20008 

521 Auburn Avenue 

Wyndmoor, 

Robin Sandler 

Pa. 19118 

3489 Riverly Road N.W. 


Madeleine Scales 

241 E. Beckwith 

Missoula, Montana 59801 

Amy Schaeffer 

820 Hickory Withe Road 

Eads, Tenn. 38028 

Susan Scheldt 

54 S. White Station Road 

Memphis, Tenn, 38117 

Linda Schneider 

102 Sturbridge Road 

Clark's Summit, Pa^ 18411 

Sylvia Schulte 

633 Oak Springs Lane 

Santa Barbara, Cal. 93108 

Maiy Ann Schwalb 

8804 Walnut Hill Road 


Andrea Seals 

518 Dixwell Road 

New Haven, Conn. 06511 

Andrea Sears 

1712 21st Road North 

Arlington, 

Louise Sewell 

Va. 22209 

44 Country Club Road 

Ala. 35213 

Birmingham, 

Judy Shepherd 

1403 Orren Street N.E. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20002 

Marie Sesay 


Washington, 

Dianne Sherman 

2670 Qover Street 

D.C. 20009 

Pittsford, N.Y, 14534 

Hyung-in Shin 

3301 New Mexico Ave. N.W. 

Washington, 

Janis Shipe 

9737 Corral Drive 

DC, 20016 


Ann Shipman 

Route #2 

Dyersburg, 

Virginia Short 

Drawer 7 

Tenn, 38024 

Beattyville, Ky, 41311 

Sarah Shutt 

4340 Cedarlake Court 


Pam Sidella 

4303 Planters Court 

Annandale, Va, 22003 

Adelaide Smith 

3040 Idaho Avenue N,W, 

Washington, 

Diane Smith 

D.C. 20007 

Koohn Road R.D. 3, Box 133 

Kennett Square, Pa. 19348 

Elise Smith 

27 New Street 


Kim Smith 

1102 Bayliss Drive 


Martha Smith 

3100 E. Pine VaUey Road 


Mary Bryan Smith 

210 Irving Place 

Greensboro, N.C. 27408 

Melyssa Smith 

2144 Fordway Drive 

Toledo, Ohio 43606 

Cabell Smith 

1304 Trinity Drive 


Susan Smith 

152 Longview Drive 

Longmeadow, 

Desiree Solorano 

Mass. 01106 

110 ma. Calle SO. #304 

Managua, Nicaragua 

Tracy Spafford 

6 Sunset Circle 

Charlottesville, Va. 22901 

Elizabeth Sprague 

333 East 44th Street 

Savannah, Ga 31405 

Ann Staak 

8 Roberts Avenue 

Davenport, 

Iowa 52803 

Lundy Stechschulte 

717 Pinoak Road 

Pittsburgh, 

Pa. 15243 

Cynthia Steele 

9313 Boothe Street 


Amy Stevens 

876 Washington Street 

Gloucester, Mass. 01920 

Ellen Stolfa 

89 South Street 

Cary, 

Dl. 60013 

Beverly Stoney 

124 Tradd Street 


Teresa Strati 

4601 N. 41st Street 

Arlington, Va. 22207 

Barbara Strong 

4927 MacArthur Blvd. N.W. 

Washington, 

DC. 20007

Kathy Studt 

3818 Jenifer Street N.W, 

Washington, 

Tracie Sullivan 

D.C. 20015 

2120 Minnesota Ave., S.E. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20020 

Mary Szelewa 

479 Prospect Street 

South Orange, N.J. 07079 

Lily Tackaberry 

24 Capron Street 

Fort Bragg, N.C. 28307 

Cristina Talavera 

9609 Falls Bridge Lane 


Lisa Taylor 

3756 McKinley Street, N.W. 


Tina Teipel 

Box 15149 

Honolulu, Hawaii 

Paula Thomas 

808 Timber Branch Parkway 


Laurie Thompson 

Box 43.52 

St. Thomas, Virgin Islands 

Dyhann Munroc Thompson 

P.O. Box N 402 

Nassau, Bahamas 

Sheldon Tompkins 

East Point Lane 

Old Greenwich, Conn. 06870 

Wendy Traurig 

721 Saldano Avenue 

Coral Gables, Fla. .33143 

Jewel Trowers 

8 Long Hill Road 

Waterbury, Conn. 06704 

Elizabeth Tuomey 

10,001 Kentsdale Drive 


Theo Tuomey 

10,001 Kentsdale Drive 

Potomac, Md 20854 

Anna Turtiainen 

13^00 Pekola 

Hameelinna. Finland 

Ellen Upton 

208 N. Pitt Street 


Barbara Van Der Wee 

Meulestraat 2 

2778 St. Pauwels, Belgium 

Alison Van Metre 



Charucian Varasri 

7002 Clarendon Road 


Astrid Vent 

136 Grafton Street 


Ann Wagner 

4445 South Dakota Ave. N.E. 

Washington, 

Patricia Walton 

DC. 20017 

1259 Meigs Place N.E. #4 

DC, 20002 

Washington, 

Anne Ward 

23199 Shaker Blvd 

Qeveland, Ohio 44122 

Elizabeth Ware 

3 Dusenberry Road 

Bronxville, N,Y, 10708 

Judy Washburn 

1017 Saville Lane 


Anne Watlington 

300 Ridge Road, #27 Westham G 

Richmond, Va, 23229 

Barbara Watt 

2514 Trophy Lane 


Jennifer Weedon 

60 Sears Rd. 

Southborough, 

Linda Wehe 

1628 21st Street N,W. 

' 

Mass, 01772 


Leslie Weil 

5944 Royal Crest 

Dallas, Tex. 75230 

Carter Wells 

120 Fairy Trail 

Lookout Mtn., Tenn. 37350 

Carolyn Wentling 

655 Oak Hill Lane 

Greenburg, 

Eileen Werner 

Pa. 15601 

45.57 Windsor Lane 


Mary Weston 

126 Brookdale Drive 

Crestwood, N.Y. 10710 

Muffin Whiteside 

7808 Cobden Road 

Philadelphia, 

Pa. 19118 

Cathy Widdicombe 

4171 Walnut Grove Road 

Memphis, 

Louise Wilcox 

Tenn. 38117 

248 W. Andrews Drive N.W. 


PrisciUa Williams 

3636 16th Street N.W. #A640 

Washington, 

DC. 20010 

Wendy Wilson 

894 S. Lincoln Ave. 

Salem, Ohio 44460 

Peggy Wilton 

R.F.D. #3, River Road 

Richmond, Va. 23233 

Ashley Wright 

3489 Ridgewood Road N.W. 


Barbara Wright 

n 1274 Delafield Place N.E. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20017 

Pam Wynn 

4345 22nd Street N.W. 

Canton, Ohio 44708 

Lynette Young 

4200 Ridgewood Avenue 


Marjorie Young 

73 Westover Terrace 

Fort Worth, Tex. 76107 

Qaudia Zak 

8204 E. Blvd. Drive 


Carol Ziegler 

17812 Princess Anne Drive 

Olney, 

Md. 20832

Ms. Catherine AUen 

3013 O Street N.W. 

Washington, 

DC. 20007 

Mrs. Chris Andrews 

317 N, St. Asaph Street 


Mrs. Janice Beam 

2222 King Place N.W. 

Washington, 

DC. 20007 

Jan Beeching-Pieper 

1022 Strout Street 

Silver Springs, Md. 20901 

Mrs. Hanita Blumfield 


Washington, 

D.C. 20007 

Mrs. Deborah Both 


Washington, 

D.C, 20008 

Ms. Helen Boyden 

2100 FoxhaU Road N.W, 

Washington, 

Ellen Breem 

D,C. 20007 

3823 Rodman Street N,W, 

Washington, 

Ms. Sandra Brown 

DC, 20016 

4201 Massachusetts Ave. 

Washington, 

D.C 20016 

Mrs, Jacqueline Buhrman 

4433 Burlington Place N.W, 

DC, 20016 

Washington, 

Ms, Jean Burdette 

320 East Nelson Ave, #A1 


Michael Calhoun 


Washington, 

D.C. 20007 

Mrs. Rosalyn Calhoun 

2100 FoxhaU Road N.W. 


Maria F. Carroll 

4820 Reservoir Road N.W. 


Dr. Dennis Cesar 



Mrs. Elizabeth Cesar 


Washington, 

D.C. 20007 

Roy Chang 


Washington, 

D.C. 20007 

Ms. Pamela Clayton 

31 East Rosemont Ave. 


Arnie Cohen 



Frank Combs 

6518 Darby Lane 

Springfield, 

Va. 22150 

Mrs. Martha ConnoUy 

10607 Norman Avenue 

Fairfax, Va. 22030 

Ms. Mary S. Copeland 

4201 Massachusetts Avenue 


Audrey Rowe Colom 

S.E. #921 

2300 Good Hope 

DC, 20020 

Washington, 

Dr, Carmen Cortes 


Washington, 

DC. 20007 

Ms. Jacqueline Davenport 

1722 North Quinn #103 

Arlington, Va. 22209 

Mrs, Eleni Demetriou 

2848 28th Street N,W, 

Washington, 

DC, 20008 

Mr. WiUiam J. Eckeri Jr. 

1517 Elliot Place N.W. 

Washington, 

D.C, 20007 

Mrs. Lucile Judge Firey 

1029 31st Street N.W. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20007 

Dr. Geneva Folsom 

11630 Mediterranean Court 


Ms. Amy Green 

3304 Prospect Street N.W. 

D.C. 20007 

Washington, 

Mrs. Jennifer Hantho 

3100 Connetticut Ave. Apt. 313 

Washington, 

Richard Harteis 

DC. 20008 

1922 North Vietch Street 

Arlington, 

Va. 22201 

Mrs. Julia D. Heflin 


Washington, 

D.C. 20009 

Mrs, Jane D, Highsaw 

4601 Drummond Avenue 

Chevy Chase, M.D. 20015 

Mrs. Mary Hochman 

6604 81st Street 

Cabin John, Md. 20034 

Ms. Janet Hollack 

3340 Huntley Square 

Temple HiUs, Md. 20031 

Mary Hoyt 

2801 New Mexico Ave. N.W. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20007 

Mrs. Ann D. Howard 


Washington, 

D.C. 20007 

Murray Howard 

501 Cameron Street Apt. 1 


Ms. Gail Hutchins 



Leslie Jacobson 

4201 Lee Highway 

Arlington, Va, 22207 

Mr, William A, Jewett 

1911 Kenbar Court 


Mrs, Mary Kasamatsu 


Brookmont, Md, 20016 

Mrs. Eleanore Knap 

1429 Woodacre Drive 


Mildred Lamm 

2111 Jefferson Davis Hwy. 

Va. 22202 

Arlington,

Mrs. Emily S. Lampert 

8500 Hempstead Avenue 


Ms. Janet Law 

2100 Foxhall Road, N.W, 

Washington, 

D,C, 20007 

Dr, Margaret Lerche 

6830 Lemon Road 


Jane Lillydahl 

2136 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. 


Mrs. Nicole Long 

5804 Wiltshire Drive 

Washington, 

D.C, 20016 

George Lumb 


Washington, 

Sandra Mason 

D.C, 20007 

2651 16th St, N,W, #111 

Washington, D,C, 

Mrs. Dianne Mathewson 

3001 Branch Avenue S.E. 

Suitland, Md, 20023 

Nancy McDonough 

7017 Woftree Lane 

Rockville, Md, 20852 

Mrs. Veronica McLaughlin 

7019 Statendam Court 


Mrs. Mary W. McMahon 

10500 Rockville Pike G20 

RockviUe, Md. 20852 

Mrs. Sherry McMahon 

1014 E. Capitol St. N.W. 


Mr, W, Thomas McMahon 

5205 Hampden Lane 


Mrs, Doris V, McNeil 

3723 T Street N,W. 

Washington, 

Don Meserve 

D,C, 20007 

13816 Castle Blvd, #201 

Silver Springs, 

Md, 20904 

Susan Mols 

3304 Prospect St, N W. 

D,C, 20007 

Washington, 

Mrs, Jeanette P, Moore 

5804 Cleves Lane 

Glen Mar Park, Md. 20016 

Tom Mott 

2715 Cortland Place N.W. 

Washington, 

Mrs. Ellen Morrell 

D.C. 20008 

3021 O Street N.W. 


Helen Burke MuUin 


Mount Rainier, Md. 20822 

Jacqueline 

Nash Naron 

9111 SpringhiU Lane #302 

Greenbelt, Md. 20770 

Virginia Nolan 


Washington, 

D.C, 20007 

Mrs, Ann Groves Page 

11430 Orchard Lane 

Reston, Va, 22090 

Mrs, Ethel B. Peirce 

57 Observatory Circle 

Washington, 

DC, 20008 

Mrs, Lynn Pekkanen 

5101 Newport Avenue 


Mr, Peter D. Pelham 

4535 W Street N.W. 

Washington, 

D.C. 20007 

Mrs. Kathleen Power 

878 College Parkway T. 1 

Rockville, Md. 20850 

Dr. Paul R. Proteau 

3452 N. Nottingham Street 

Arlington, 

Va. 22207 

Mrs. Charlotte H, Resnick 

7614 Winterberry Place 


Mark Schulman 



Mrs. Kary Schulman 


Washington, 

Isabelle Shelton 

D.C. 20007 

4519 43rd Street N.W. 

Washington, 

DC. 20016 

Mr. WiUiam Stemmler 

12409 Vinton Terrace 

Wheaton, Md. 20906 

Mr. Kevin Sweeney 

118 HiUtop Road 

Silver Springs, Md. 20910 

Rene Taft 

3928 Legation St. N.W. 


Susan Tolchin 

5117 Wickett Terrace 


Mrs. Valerie Vesser 

6123 Stoneham Lane 


Dr. Tipton M. WestfaU 

2314 Huidekoper Place N.W. 

DC. 20007 

Washington, 

Ms. Nancy A, White 

2100 FoxhaU Road N,W, 

Washington, 

DC, 20007 

Geraldine G, Wilson 

317 Cameron Street 


Dr, Gerald Yates 

Dept. of Government, 

Georgetown University 


Mrs. Judy Yudkin 

1095 Larkspur Terrace 

Rockville, Md. 20850 

Jan Zimmerman 

309 S. Lee St. 

Alexandria, Va. 22314

Wendy Traurig 

Assistant Editor 


Advertising 

Claire Hamlin 

Copy Editor 

BELL COTE 1976 

STAFF 

Nancy Jensen 

Editor 

Chip Lumb 

Director of Photography 

Staff 

Boo Bodman 

Margaret Ferry 

Anne Jemison 

Rachael Love 

Ann Morgan 

Claudia Zak 


Assistant Editor 

Missy Smith 

Art Editor 

Jennifer Weedon 

Layout Editor 

We vîsh to thank the followîng people for their assistance in helping the staff this year. 

Sandra Brovv^n 

Yearbook Advisor 

Debbie Green 

Tracy Ives 

Nina Mayer 

Cindy Steele 

Lynette Young 

John Bailey 

Publisher Representative

TO THE CLASS OF 1976 

At the beginning of this year, on the occasion of Mount Vernon's Centen 

nial Convocation, I spoke briefly about celebrations, striving to ac 

complish the seemingly impossible, and the importance and relationship 

of self-awareness and collective actions. 

Now, at the mid-point of Mount Vernon's 101st year and on the occasion 

of your Commencement, the refrain, "Bye, Bye Blackbird" and the won 

derful comment made by Kingman Brewster, President of Yale, "that there 

is a correlation between the creative and the screwball, (so) we must suffer 

the screwball gladly," keep reoccuring 

to me. 

Clearly this has not been a year noted for its intellectual or social confor 

mity. It is not that some have not questioned the intent, purposes and 

procedures 

which are ours to determine and share, but rather that some 

have questioned for individual and personal 

gial and community purposes. 

Those who are to graduate will undoubtably 

reasons rather than for coUe- 

take with them their inde 

pendent accomplishments and private thoughts. However, they will still 

will have left behind either the 

remain as part of this community for they 

debris of their independence or a more comprehensive design which may 

be drawn upon by those who remain and those who are to come. 

We have had a year of celebrations of different kinds concluding with the 

first of a new century for Mount Vernon the class of 1976's Commence 

ment. That is both unique and appropriate, and accordingly 

I wish for 

each and all of you successful and distinctive futures. Continue to be crea 

tive, suffer screwballs gladly, and always "light the light" 

may know where you are. 

Peter D. Pelham 

President 

Spring, 1976 

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