Phoenix 1979

PHOENIX: Fabulous Arabian bird. Emblem of 

solar or fire worship. It supposedly 

great age, 

lives to a 

at which time it burns itself to ashes 

and after three days comes to life again. Thus, it 

is symbolic of immortaHty, rejuvenation, self- 

immolation. It appears alone, without mate or 

companions. Figuratively, a person of singular 

or superlative excellence, a prodigy.

Its advent heralds an auspicious 

event; its departure foretells a 

calamity. It is symbolic of abundance, 

beauty, prosperity and re-birth.

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must reflect the interaction of the entire 

community. Such tribute should be to those who have touched 

the moments or days of our lives. Thus, 

we dedicate 

Phoenix to each of those who have lessened a 

moment of crisis or shared an hour 

of happiness. Thank you. 

Ros & Michael Mary & Robin Jennifer & Leigh Ann & Tom 

Marguerite & Sam Irma Sherri 

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A time comes when one is forced to 

concentrate on Uving, 

A time comes when one has to renounce 

dying in full flight

Yes, 'n old friend is always best, 

'less you can catch a new one 

that's fit to make an old one out of. 

Sarah Ann Jewett 

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So closely interwoven have been our lives. 

Our purposes, and experiences, 

That separated, we have a feeling of 

incompleteness. 

United, such strength of self assertion, 

that no ordinary obstacles, 

differences, or dangers 

ever appear to us insurmountable. 

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Mary and Robin Felder

Sherri McGee 

Treat your friends as you do your pictures, 

and place them in their best light. 

Jennie Jerome Churchill 

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will be victorious, 

if we have not forgotten 

how to learn. 

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So we see some chapters of our lives 

come to their natural end. 

Sarah Orne Jewett

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CHARLENE AGURS 

Communications 

160 Elmira Street, S.W. 

Washington, D.C. 20032 

Mom, 

Thanks for all your unending support.

W^l]t JRogxtes 

Laurie Thompson and Tina Teipel A Specialfeature of this year's annual is a collec 

tion of photographs by Richard Howard of some 

seniors he considers rogues, i.e., mischievous or 

playful persons. 

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LAUREN BARTLETT 

Business Administration 

2336 East 11th Street 

Davenport, 

Iowa 32803 

Get Up, Get Down, 

Get Funky, Get Loose! 

Teddy Prendergast

DIANE BENDER 

Interior Design 

2729 S. Cleveland Street 

Arlington, Virginia 22206 

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"Dear, dear, how queer, 

everything is today! 

And yesterday things went 

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on just as usual. 

Lewis Caroll 

AMY BERGER 


9133 Shawnee Run Road 

Cincinnatti, Ohio, 43243

BOO BODMAN 

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SENIOR EXPRESSIONS 

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"Look around and choose your own 

ground, 

For long you live and high you fly 

and smiles you'll give and tears 

you'll cry 

and all you touch and all you see Is 

all your life will ever be." 

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- Pink 

Floyd 

CINDY CANDIDO 


9070 Centerway Road 

Gaithersburg, Maryland 20760 

Dorm Representative 

Photography Club 

Yearbook Staff 

Judicial Board Representative 

- House Council New Dorm

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ANNE CLARKE 

116 New Street 


New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901

CATHERINE CHRIST CLERC 


1304 Arabella Street 

New Orleans, Loulsana 70113 

Accounting Club; Co-Chalrperson 

Phi Theta Kappa 

"Ifyou have built castles In the air, 

your work need not be lost; 

that is where they should be. 

Now put the foundations 

under them. 

Thoreau 

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For beauty I am not a star. 

There are hundreds more handsome by far, 

But my face I don't mind it. 

For I am behind It, 

It's the people In front that I jar. 

- Woodrow 

Wilson - 

MARGARET M. "PEGGY" CONNOLLY 


14337 Georgia Avenue #304 

Silver Spring, Maryland 20906

MARY MARGARET CROSS 

Business AdminlstrationlMarketing 

130 Somerset Lane 

Spartanburg, South Carolina 29302 

Member of Student Government 

Representative of Day Students 

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can see it 

Shining somewhere. 

Bright lights somewhere 

Invite me to come there 

and learn and I'm ready! 

Who knows maybe 

All the visions that I see 

May be waiting just for me 

to take, to take me there, 

I'm ready. 

The Fantastiks 

- ASID Student Chapter 

Programming, Judicial Board 

ANNE MARIE DIENSTBACH 


6802 South Clayton Way 

Littleton, Colorado 80122

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2921 7th Street, S.E. 


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1823 24th Street, N.W. 

Washington, D.C. 20008

TEREZA DIMITRIOU 


1823 24th Street N.W. 


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DEBORAH DOOLEY 


4118 38th Street, N.W. 


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CHRISTINE EMIG 


9316 Cherry Oak Court 

Burke, Virginia 22013

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For every star that falls to earth, 

a new one glows. 

For every dream that fades away, 

a new one grows. 

When things are not what they 

would seem, 

You must keep following your dreams. 

So while my heart is still believing, 

I'll say good-bye." 

Rod McKuen 

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Student Assistant - 

Ames 

Dorm 

Senior Class President 

Representative, Judicial Board 

- Cole Dorm 

SecretaryITreasurer 

Member- A.S.I. D. 

Chapel Committee 

Gold Key 

CHERYL ANN GANDOLFO 


104 Clark Lane 

Waltham, Massachusetts 02134

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PAMELA GAYLIN 


Jj 100 S. Doheny Dr. 

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"Some people dance on the floor. 

Some people dance In bed, 

I do my dance on the Ice." 

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Guy LaFleur, Montreal 

Canadians 

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Secretary-Treasurer Day Students 

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Representative Social League 

Sports Announcer - WAMU 

- Goalie Mount Vernon Hockey 

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AUGUSTA CECILIA GIUSTI 


4712 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. 


EUGENIA GORHAM 

Childhood Education 

901 K Street N.E. 

Washington, District of Columbia 20002 

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2 1 St. James Avenue 

Massachusetts 01040 

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RITA GREENE 


40 Park Avenue 

Greenwich, Connecticut 06830 

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GRACE HARDISON 


3726 Columbia Pike 

Arlington, Virginia 22204

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REBECCA HELGESEN 


3001 Elmwood Drive 

Alexandria, Virginia 22303

TERRY HOLMES 


1600 Orchard Way 

Annapolis, Maryland 21401 

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"Look always to the sunshine. 

And the shadows willfall 

behind you. 

LYNDA HUGUELY 


3300 Burling Terrace 

Bethesda, Maryland 20014

LAVERN JACKSON 


7914 Donelson Street 

Alexandria, Virginia 22309 

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RENEE KAROL 


309 East Washington Avenue 

Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08360

HIROKO KOMIYA 


2-6-8 Inagehigashi Chiba City 

Tokyo, Japan 

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REBECCA KRAMER 


2207 Avondale 

Wichita Falls, Texas 76308

MARCELA KRIEGER 


824 Juncal 

Buenos Aires, Argentina 

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Laurie, 

and Mother 

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(1939) 

Front Page "Senior of the Year'' 

Dean's List, 74-73, 73-76, 77-78, 78-79 

Staff Reporter, FrontPage 

Assistant Editor and Columnist, Front Page 

Business Manager, Travellers 

President, Travellers 

Vice President, Curtain Callers 

Phi Theta Kappa 

Co-Author ofmusical comedy, "A Woman's Place is in 

the Palace." 

President's Award, 1976 

Committeefor Administrative Review and Evaluation 

(C.A.R.E.) 

Charter Member of the Center Table 

LAURIE LANE LEIMBROOK 

Public Affairs and Government 

10923 Wickshire Way 

Crest of Wickford 

Rockville, Maryland 20832

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The best way to win an argument is by being right. 

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Look to the right of you. 

Look to the left of you. 

And remember, you may never 

see that person again. 

President - 

President - 

President - 

Curtain 

Ames 

Frank Capra 

Cole 

Dorm 

Dorm 

Callers 

Representative -Judicial Board 

Faculty Committee on the Curriculum 

Student Government Association 

MINDY MAC NEUR 


West Road 

Manchester Center, Vermont 03233

BARBARA McLENDON 


6332 Gildar Street 


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BEVERLY McKITTRICK 


900 West Fifth Street 

Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39401 

Vice President forJudicial Affairs 

Faculty Committee on Academic Policy 

Student Assistant - 

Clark 

Dorm 

"Thanks be to God the world is wide 

And I am going far from Home. 

And I forgot in Camelot 

the man I loved in Rome." 

-Edna St. Vincent Millay 

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DIANE MANCUSO 


133-23 113 Street 

South Ozone Park, New York 11420

CYNTHIA MARTIN 

BusinesslPolltlcal Science 

3602 East West Highway 

Chevy Chase, Maryland 20013 

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ELIZABETH MARTZ 


Route #11, Box 32 

Frederick, Maryland 

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EILEEN MELEHAN 

Communication 

20 Bayberry Drive 

Saddle River, New Jersey 04438 

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8912 Belmart Road 

Potomac, Maryland 20834

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SENIOR EXPRESSIONS

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LAURIE MORRISON 


3102 Cathedral Avenue, N.W. 


CAROLYN MORTENSEN 


77 Avalon Drive 

Colonia, New Jersey 07067 

If in your thought you must measure time into seasons, 

let each season encircle all the other seasons. 

And let today embrace the 

past with remembrance and 

the future with longing. 

Kahlil Gibran 

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AMALIA NOG UERA 


Barrio Bolonia, Casa #30 

Managua, Nicaragua

PERRIN-MARLLA REYNOLDS 


4007 Anderson Pike 

Signal Mountain, Tennessee 37377 

Assistant Vice President, Judicial Board 

Vice President, Judicial Board 

Committee on Academic Policy 

Ad hoc Committee on the Curriculum 

Student Assistant, Somers Dorm 

Social League 

- Front Page "Senior of the Year 1978" 

Citizenship Award - 

1978 

Charter Member of the Center Table 

Ifatfirst you don't succeed, try, try again. After that, forget it. No sense 

being a damn fool about it.

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ZINA PENDER 


301 G Street, S.W., Apt. 41 IE 


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DANA POWDRELL 

PersonnellSoctal Administration 

4400 East West Highway 

Bethesda, Maryland 20014 

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MARCA ROWLEY 


3333 South Shore Drive 

Delavan, Wisconsin 33113 

President Pelham Dorm 

Assistant Vice President -Judicial Board 

Advertising and Sales Editor - 

Varsity Tennis Team 

Accounting Club 


Yearbook 

"/ want to learn 

what life is for; 

I don't want much, 

I just want more." 

-Barbra Streisand 

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"The important thing is this: 

to be able at any moment 

to sacrifice what we are 

for what we could become." 

- Charles 

du Bois 

PATRICIA SALMON 


321 Auburn Avenue 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19118

MARY ANN SCHWALB 


Post Office Box 9831 

Chevy Chase, Maryland 20013

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JUDY SHEPHERD 


1403 Orren Street, N.E. 


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SENIOR 

EXPRESSIONS

CYNTHIA STEELE 

Commu nleations 

9313 Boothe Street 


"It is better to be profound and wrong, 

than never to have been profound, 

at all." 

- Anonymous 

Assistant Vice President, Social League 

Vice President, Social League 

Staff Reporter, Front Page 

Student Government Officer 

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JULIE TALAVERA 


9609 Falls Bridge Lane 

Potomac, Maryland 20834

DONNA WAIR 


404 North Fayette Street 


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Varsity Tennis Team 

Photography Club 

Newspaper photographer 

Pelham Dorm 

Vice President - 

President - 

Pelham 

Dorm 

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Representative Social League 

Yearbook photographer 

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'So it's time to change our . . . ways 

Vivitar 

But I've loved these days. 

Silly Joel 

CHRISTINA (TINA) TEIPEL 

Commu nications 

4801 Corey Road 

Toledo, Ohio 43623

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'Knowing who you are is good for one generation only." 

Flannery O'Connor 

LAURIE THOMPSON 


The U.S. Virgin Islands 

Newspaper staff reporter 

News Editor 

Secretary Treasurer Pelham Dorm 

Vice President Pelham Dorm 

Assistant Vice President Student Government 

Traffic Appeals Committee 

Academic Policy Committee 

Manager 

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Varsity 

Tennis Team 

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PATRICIA WALTON 


1239 Meigs Place, N.E. 


MARY WESTON 

Communication 

126 Brookdale Drive 

Crestwood, New York 10710 

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ASHLEY WRIGHT 


3331 Woodhaven Road 

Atlanta, Georgia 30303

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SENIORS NOT PICTURED 

CAROLYN ARTZ 


2229 40th Place, N.W. 


BARBARA BOUTELL 


100 Worth Avenue, #303 

Palm Beach, Florida 33480 

CONSTANCE CALOMIRIS 


7020 Wyndale Street, N.W. 


LORI CHRISTIANSEN 


Box 222A, R.D. #3 

Dover Delaware 19901 

ROXANNE DRESSLER 


9803 Kentsdale Drive 

Potomac, Maryland 20834 

JENNIFER GROSS 


1301 Red Maple Lane 

Allentown, Pennsylvania 18104 

SANDRA LENGER 


8613 Bradmoor Drive 

Bethesda, Maryland 20034 

ANA LOPEZ 


Col. San Francisco Avenue 

Las Camellas, San Salvador 

El Salvador 

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PATRICIA McCLINTOCK 


4701 Willard Avenue 

Chevy Chase, Maryland 20013 

MARY MITCHELL 


6228 Nelway Drive 

McLean, Virginia 22101 

SUSAN MITCHELL 


238 Bethany Road 

Beacon Falls, Connecticut 06403 

LYNNE MOORE 


1 007 Elm Avenue 

Takoma Park, Maryland 20012 

LISA O'LEARY YOUNG 


7301 Republic Court, #303 


MARGARET SCHWEIBERT 


4970 Centennial Drive 

Sumner, Maryland 20016 

ROBYN SMITHERS 


4133 Round Hill Road 

Arlington, Virginia 22207

AMES DORM: Pictured, (Top row L-R): Maria Ar- 

guello, Annette LaForrune, Dr. Peter Greco and 

"little Peter," Azita Dastgheib, (Bottom row L-R): 

Cheryl Gondolfo, Maria Amanda Velasquez, Patty 

Salmon, Nancy Dean, and Poranee Kambhu. 

NOT PICTURED: Anne Marie Dienstbach, San- 

chaya Sumawong, Winter Byrd, Debra Ham- 

merstram, Lavern Jackson, Susan Mitchell, Jennifer 

Stewart, Ramona Younger, Trade Smith, Karinch 

Mirzayen, Ana Lacayo, and Mindy MacNeur. 

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AMES AND CLARK 

CLARK DORM: Pictured (Back Row L-R): Holland Reback, Sharron O'Neill, Jane Wilcox, Clare Roy, Gail Newman, Katherine 

Clark, Robyn Crabb, Sherri McGee (House Residents), Tracy Bitter, Miss E. Crosby, Missy Gaylord, Beth Walker, and Mary 

Bennett. (Front Row, L-R): Mary McMahon, Lucy Smith and Connie Barron. (Kneeling, L-R): Gretchen Gosiger, Sue McMahon, 

Becky Staup and Liz Morrison. 

NOT PICTURED: Sally Moore, Lynne Watkins, Betsy Pierpoint, Anna Maria Harrington, Anna Curillas, Julie Baker, Rosie King, 

Janine Fonalleda, Jennifer Harris, Vivian Tous, Franz Hahr Smith, and Merfat Madi.

COLE AND HENSLEY 

HENSLEY DORM: Pictured (Back Row, L-R): Ann and Tom Mannle (House Residents), Linda Little, Kim Fretri, Kathy 

Wilson, Alexa Scott, Lisa Pohcano, Kim Pierce, (Second Row, L-R): Stephenie Burton, Eleanor Harrison, Donna Carson, 

Beth Sheehan, Katherine Howerdd, Karen Huelbig, Alison Leigh, Mary Ann Shea, and Jan Pakonen. (Bottom Row, 

L-R): Audrey Alexander, Katherine Troutman, Susan Stinson, Debbie Gama, Heidi Hoff, and Mary Taylor. 

NOT PICTURED: Sareen Sarna, Ann Venie, Julie Rodgers, Patty Stoiko, Miriam Possenti, Zenna Beydoun, Lucinda 

Munger, Maribeth Gerard, Susan Scibelli, Mari Baez, Maria Julia, Carmen Bardeguez, Flavia Possenti, Susan Jacoby, 

Martha Broecker, Anne Varalli, JuUe Nuthmann, Alison Andrews, and Diane Busby. 

COLE DORM: Pictured (Top Row, L-R): Judy Mingey, 

Sam and Marguerite Lloyd (House Residents), SheUa 

Beaupertbuy, Tricia Wildhack, Lee McDaniel, Janie 

Walker, Cecile Watters, and Ashraf Habibi. (Bottom 

L-R): Tricia Phillips, JiU Deardorff, Mary Stuart McKen- 

zie, Barbara Hughes, Carol Allen and Sally Kimbrough. 

NOT PICTURED: Jan Grey, Rhea Knowles, Laurie 

Leimbrook, Cynthia Barton, Holly Steinberger, Colleen 

Malone, Lisa Watson, Jeanne Benoit, Shelley Agudo, 

Vicki Perez, Claire Dunn, Kathy Small, Zoe Rickman, 

Claudia Nelson, Monique Gorham, Barbara Hutchison, 

Margy Starr, Liza Simpson, Libba Edwins, Terri Regnell, 

Pride Forney, and Brook Rosenblatt. 

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MERRIWEATHER 

MERRIWEATHER DORM: Pictured (Top Row, L-R): Gay Bracken, Polly Tompkins, Louise White, Marion Carmichael, Elise Urguhart, Libby Grace. 

(Second Row, L-R): Carolyn Ellis, AUson Cohen, Julie Wellman, Peggy Rose, Ann Calder, Missy Mayer, Mary Helen Sullivan, Hazel Hutchison, Kim Wilson, 

Chris Stahl, Beverly Shaefer, Beebo Farrell, and Luciana Maraspin, (Third Row, L-R): Vanessa Landermann, Irma McConnell (House Resident), Liz Currin, 

Mary Meur, Bev Nichols, Lauren Venuto, Nicole LaRocque, and Eileen Battagha. 

NOT PICTURED: Terry Uhsse, Mary LeMacks, Claire Templeton, Dora Arguello, Mary Kerr, Isabelle Benitez, Kim Wilson, Lisa Adams, Sally Harrison, 

EUzabeth Guth, Sonya Larrea, Ann Marie Halloran, Elizabeth Derwiler, Ellen Cahill, Maria Eugenia Arguello, Edna Allongo, Terri Trammel, and Francine 

Ricketts. 

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PELHAM EAST AND WEST 

PELHAM DORM: Pictured (Top Row, L-R): Iris Harrill, Evelyn Jackson, Karla Lacayo, Rita Greene, Laurie Thompson, Margaret McBee, 

Winter Byrd, Ann Goodwin, Valerie Hoyt, Anne Clarke, Jennifer Hantho (House Resident), (Second Row, L-R): Diana Margarida, Gloria 

LaFranc, Miriam Contreras, Tina Teipel, Beth Scarcia, Lisa Krohn, Faith Doyle, Pam Keen, Cyndi Steele, Kathy Dumais, and Cathy Clerc. 

(Third Row, L-R): Harsha Dodhia, Carolyn Mortensen, Yvette Young, Melissa Crook, Patricia Landivar, Iliana Ornes, Nazi Ansari, Mirra 

Prendergast, Bee Beth Weldon, Carolyn Connell, Marion Pearson, Patrice Mulderrig, Sarah Smith, Nancy Carbone, Maribeth Oskin, and 

Mimi Stickley. (Fourth Row, L-R): Cindy Candido, Marca Rowley, LesHe Paraskevas, Jodie Clap, Heidi Zia, Mary Jackson Dodge, Mimi 

Fotopoulos, Acey Thompson, Mary Turner, Patty Fraad and Nancy Feiss. 

NOT PICTURED: Renee Karol, Laura White, Lisa Demetree, Mary Weston, Debbie Green, Mary Ann Schwalb, Nina Topper, Arden 

Shutt, Susan Selnick, Katie Lamb, Robin Taylor, Van Johnson, Deann Horton, Wanda Gonzalez, Rosie Gurdian, Doris DeSola, Christine 

Bassett, Barbara Jean Martin, Vicki Lawford, Grayson Taft, Kyle Roberts, Mary Helen Sullivan, Lori Christiansen, Merridith Harris, Mary 

McBee, Heidi Reynolds, Lynne Hughes, Teresa Reyes, Debbie Jennings, Sandra Maddox, AmaUa Noguera, Laurie Parks, Wendy Evans, Amy 

Berger, Lauren Bartlett, Lea Hart and Ros and Michael Calhoun (House Residents). 

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SOMERS 

SOMERS DORM: Pictured (Top Row, L-R): Kathy Hampton, Letitia Radford, Meribeth Geraci, Weezy McCloy, Mary Hooker Taylor, Nancy 

Robbins, Michaele Wall, Alma Gsell, Sadie Chapman, Jon Hart, Ann B. Jones, Leslie Wildprett, Chop Cholnoky. (Second Row, L-R): Kim Smith, 

Lisa McNehs, Robin and Mary Felder, Mary Lively, Olga Delgado, Desiree Monteleagre, Penny Oliver, Claire Smithers, Tracy Nelson, Cindy 

Hartley, Melinda Cahill, Eliza Brown, Sue Davidson, Catherine Carroll, Peggy Cross. (Third Row, L-R): Mary Mackie, Katie Ansari, Caroline 

Coxe, Alexa Georges, Sue Rammel, Robin von Maur. 

NOT PICTURED: Beverly McKittrick, Ellen Green, Ellen Gornie, Martha O'Brien, Abby Knox, Liz Critides, Franny Blount, Laurie Colt, Pam 

Gaylin, Vickie Straus, Catherine Kelley, Kathy Bosworth, Bizzy Mathews, Lisa Woods, Margaret Tuggler, Toonie Casey, Beth Murray, Lorraine 

Martin, Elizabeth Moon, Peggy Garrott, Janet Allison, Heather Semple, Kay Hendrickson, Jane GuUey, Samira Nawas, Marcella Krieger, Anne 

Jemison, Ana Elvisa Salaverria, Ana Maria Lopez, Katie Norton, Amy Wattenberg, Homeyra Taslimi, Ahson Futrell.

DAY STUDENTS 

TOP ROW (L-R): Sonya Carey, unidentified day student, Ariane Kerba, Jean Miller, Patty Sessa, Fran Minicone. 

SECOND ROW (L-R): unidentified day student, Diane Mancuso, Barbara Thompson, Grace Hardison, Peggy Connolly. 

Our apologies to the two young women who are not identified in the day student photo. We are sure that they are 

well-known and well-loved; unfortunately, we were unable to find the people 

who know and love them. 

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Practicing 

to be Seniors 

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Joseph Bearson 

Asst. Prof., Bus. Admin. 

He who builds a better mousetrap 

these days runs into material 

shortages, patent-infringement 

suits, work stoppages, collusive 

bidding, discount discrimination, 

and taxes. 

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Business Administration Faculty 

H.E. Martz 

Claire Praeger 

Adjunct Prof, Bus. Admin. 

Behnaz Quigley 

Asst. Prof, Bus. Admin. 

Emily Lampert 

Assoc. Prof, Mathematics

Additional Liberal Arts Faculty 

Lydia Blanchard 

Asst. Prof of English 

Gregory Bentz 

Asst. Prof of Biology 

Philip Bolton 

Assoc. Prof of English 

Janet Hollack 

Asst. Prof of Phys. Ed. 

Francine Malder 

Asst. Prof of English 

James Burford 

Instructor, Studio Art 

Even the extremely literate are 

not always serious. 

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Jacqueline Buhrman 

Prof of French 

Martha Connolly 

Lecturer in Music 

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William Barlow 

Asst. Prof, Comm. 

Elaine Heath 

Lecturer in Comm. 

Communications and Childhood Ed 

Fishermen have fun the whole 

year tendays of fishingand 355 

days of playingwith the tackle and 

equipment. 

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Richard Howard 

Asst. Prof, Photog. 

Dianne Mathewson 

Asst. Prof, Psych. 

The Fish Fry

Public Affairs and Interior Design 

Jane Highs aw 

Prof of Pol. Sci. 

Mildred Lamm 

Prof of Int. Design 

Margaret Lerche 

Prof of Pol. Sci. 

Doreen Hannah 

Asst. Prof of Int. Design 

Hanita Blumfield 

Prof of Soc./Anthro. 

James Carder 

Asst. Prof of Art Hist. 

Nancy White 

Asst. Prof of History 

ABOVE RIGHT: "Short people got 

no reason to . 

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ABOVE LEFT: "If only this were 

a cup 

of capuccino." 

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Judith Sessions 

Director of Library 

The librarian went over to the 

small noisy boy. "Please be 

quiet!" she admonished. "The 

people near you can't read!" 

"They can't?" the lad said in 

quisitively. "Then what are they 

doing here?" 

Library and Audio-Visual Staff 

Tom Mott 

Media Technician 

Helen Holley 

Library Clerk/Typist 

Eriene Bishop 

Librarian/Media Spec. 

Glenda Griffin 

Circ. Asst. /Secretary 

Trudi Ohvetti 

Media Specialist 

Ann Jilg 

Media Aide

Judith Weiner 

V.P., Academic Affairs 

ABOVE: At the slave sale. 

ABOVE RIGHT: "Keep smiling 

and it may look as if you're not 

smart enough 

to understand the 

world's problems." (Kin Hub 

bard) 

AT RIGHT: Look pleasant 

please. As soon as I snap this pic 

ture, you can resume your natural 

expression." (Unknown photog 

rapher) 

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Office of Academic Affairs 

Martha Fires.tine 

Asst. V.P., Instruction 

Maria Carroll 

Adjunct Prof, Span., 

Eng. Academic Advisor 

Terri Taylor 

Asst. to V.P. 

Gail Hutchins 

Faculty Secretary

The Admissions Office 

Jennifer Hantho 

Dir. of Admissions 

Marianne Farnsworth 

Admis. Counselor 

Jan Beeching-Pieper 

Assoc. Dir., Admis. 

Alison Roscoe 

Asst. to Director 

Pamela Henrikson 

Financial Aid Off. 

Murphy Tuomey 

Coord., Admis. Activities 

Darion Carney 

Admis. Counselor 

ABOVE LEFT: "Welcome to another 

College Weekend." 

ABOVE RIGHT: "Alison, you just 

know I can't put three girls on my 

floor tonight. I've already got two 

roommates." 

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Victoria Schuck 

President 

ABOVE LEFT: Sally Donner and 

Chairman of the Board, Sally Nevius. 

ABOVE RIGHT: Dr. Schuck ad 

dresses Founder's Day gathering. 

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In the Administrative Center 

Sally Donner 

Dir., Development 

Lola Clausius 

Sec. /Receptionist 

Donald Bain 

Business Manager 

Harriet Hubbard 

Admin. Asst. to 

Dir. of Development 

Kathleen Power 

Dir., Publication 

Gillian Austin 

Asst. to President

Student Affairs and Activities 

Judith McLaughlin 

Dean of Students 

Charlotte Resnick 

Asst. to the Dean 

Kathleen Arveson 

Coord, of Stud. Act. 

ABOVE LEFT: Happy Birthday to 

you . 

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ABOVE RIGHT: Frisbees in Post Hall? ?? 

AT LEFT: Judy McLaughlin and Peggy 

Cross at faculty-student reception. 

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TOP RIGHT: They're 

the food either. 

not wild about 

ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Quigley and 

Ms. Copeland. 

ABOVE LEFT: "You poor dear, all 

those students to register ..." 

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Business Office and Registrar 

Mary Copeland 

Dir. of Finance 

Jean Burdette 

Bookkeeper 

Kitty McKenzie 

Asst. Bookkeeper

Continuing Ed and the Bookstore 

Janice Beam 

Manager 

Betty Wilson 

Clerk 

Helen White 

Clerk 

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Nicole Long 

Dir., Cont. Ed. 

ATLEFT: "It's justone of thosedays." 

AT RIGHT: Book store ladies soak 

up the rays. 

BELOW: Consulation over the cash 

register. 

Cherie Cannon 

Asst. to Director 

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Definitely Candid .

Mr. Frank Combs, (top right) 

Behind The Scenes At Mount Vernon 

was the Director 

of Plant and Maintenance at Mount Vernon for a 

number of years. Before he left the college at the 

end of May 1979, Mr. Combs had answered many 

service calls, often at any time of day or night. 

Mrs. Joan Combs was the Gatehouse Operator 

this year, responding many times a day to the buzz 

of the gatehouse phone. 

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The Food Service Staff 

Front Row (1-r); Rosemary Wise and Roberto Salguero. Second Row (1-r): Burnette Atkinson, Curtis 

McMahon, Hildur Dorsey, Katie Blair, and Freda Johnson. 

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Housekeeping 

and Maintenance Staff 

Front Row (1-r): Mary Chase, Carlota Merino, Maria Salguero, Rubila Broadie, Brenda Jones, and Mrs. Hilda McCullough, Executive Housekeeper. Second 

Row (1-r); Emrique Galvez, Miguel Lopez, Matde Ward, Paula Wood, Elminer McCroy, Brenda Martin, Barbara Perry and Alphonse Archer. Third Row (1-r): 

Curtis Murray, Charles Singletary, Jim Bottomley, Paul Pusateri and Franco Juarigez. 

122

The art history students with Dr. James 

Carder spent three weeks in Florence, 

one week in Venice and two weeks in 

Rome studying the different styles of var 

ious European periods. 

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Analyzing and comparing the governments of Italy, 

Germany, France and Great Britain under the 

guidance of Dr. Margaret Lerche, the poHtical science 

students interviewed Italian journalists, party leaders, 

and Italian students. 

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Business Administrarion students spent the third session in 1979 in 

London studying the marketing and management techniques of the suc 

cessful British executives. They 

longest labor strikes in the 20th century. 

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Founder's Day: November 2, 1873-1979 

Mount Vernon celebrates its 104th year. 

TOPLEFT: Presidential advisor Sarah Weddington addresses Mount Vernon community. 

TOP RIGHT: President Schuck and Board Member Ann Jemison cut the birthday cake. 

BELOW: President of Alumnae Merrily n Qui nn, Chairmanof the Board Sally Nevius, and 

Student Government President Lavern Jackson blow out the candles. 

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Freshmen Varieties Make the Grade 

Every year terror-stricken freshmen are 

herded into the gym with only a vague idea of 

what lies ahead. And each year, they emerge a 

little wiser, not so terror-stricken, and a little 

closer to each other. As a matter of fact, this 

year's freshmen look like they're having a 

pretty good time. The vote was close, but the 

Upperclassmen decided to pass freshmen Va 

rieties once again. 

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Students Entertain at Pub 

AT LEFT: Diane Smith (78) and Laurie Leimbrook (79) in har 

mony. MIDDLE LEFT: Chris Davenport (off-campus musician) 

"gets down and boogies." BOTTOM LEFT: Chris and Marilys Ernst 

('80) play rhythm and lead, respectively. MIDDLE RIGHT: Marilys 

plays original composition left-handed on a right-handed guitar. 

BOTTOM RIGHT: Laurie with original music for the occasion. 

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130 

CHRISTMAS WEEKEND . 

. . 1978

Christmas Weekend was another bash this year 

with dancing to Chairman of the Board, partying 

in the Pub, and a fish feast in Old Town 

Alexandria. Another event brought to you by 

Social League. 

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132 

Running is out, temporarily. 

Tom Mannle 

Now where do I go? 

Mary Felder 

The Blizzard of 79

California, here I come . 

133

Joe Cisco, President of American University, addresses the Mount 

Vernon community during "Conversations With . . .," 

"CONVERSATIONS WITH 

a continuing 

program designed by President Schuck for bringing Washington to 

Mount Vernon. 

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Parent's Weekend: March 16-17, 1979 

STUDENT: "You look broken up. What's the matter?" 

ROOMMATE: "I wrote home for money for a study lamp. 

STUDENT: "Well?" 

ROOMMATE: "They sent a lamp!" 

135

A LITTLE WIT: 

The Faculty 

Professor: If there are any dumbbells in the room, please 

A long pause . 

stand up. 

. . then 

a lone freshman stood up. 

Professor: "What! Do you consider yourself 

a dumbbell?" 

Freshman: "Well, not exactly that sir, but I just hate to see 

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you standing up 

there all alone. " 

Anonymous 

Student Reception

spring Weekend Boat Trip 79

Each year. Social League treats us to a Spring Weekend, which, despite 

trials and tribulations, is always a success. Men from miles around flock to 

it's beer but 

Mount Vernon to revel in wine, women and song (actually 

who ever heard of wine, women and beer?). This year's Spring 'Weekend 

was brought to you by Cyndi Steele and Katie Kittle along with their 

co-workers on Social League. 

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SPRING WEEKEND . 

. . 1979 

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Mount Vernon was treated to an adventure in theatre this 

year with the production of Jack Heifner's 'Vanities." 

Produced by Marilys Ernst and Cunain Callers, the play 

was directed by Andrew Pyne, a graduate student in 

theatre at Catholic University. "Vanities" is concerned 

with the lives of three somewhat confused, somewhat so 

cially non-conscious young women who grew up in the 

sixties. The three stages of the play find them first in high 

school concerned only with cheerleading, boys and popu 

larity; in college, concerned only with sorority, boys and 

popularity; and then reunited briefly at a New York 

apartment as they are turning thiny, a Httle older, a little 

wiser and a little different. "Kathy," played by Mirra Pren 

dergast (center cheerleader) ended up searching for 

something with some meaning. "Mary," portrayed by 

Sarah Smith (cheerleader at right) became a thirty-year 

old world traveller and the somewhat bitter and over 

sexed owner of a pornographic art gallery. And " 

"Joanne, 

the girl who never quite grew up but nonetheless married 

the boy of her dreams was brought to Ufe by Nancy Rob- 

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bins (cheerleader at left). The three girls are friends 

throughout their lives, so much so that they can never 

of time. Their de 

remember being apart for any length 

pendence on each other is touching and somewhat sad as 

their last act of sharing is Joanne's husband, Ted. 

"Vanities:" A Play 

For Us All

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STANDING (1 to r): Mindy MacNeur, Laurie Leimbrook, Laurie Thompson, Kathleen Dumais, Marca Rowley, Rita 

Greene, Tina Teipel, Anne Jemison, Chop Cholnoky, Peggy Cross, Barbara Tannenbaum, Lisa Policano, AnneMarie 

Dienstbach. SEATED (1 to r): Tracy Bitter, Beverly McKittrick, Laverne Jackson, Cyndi Steele, Katie Kittle, Marion 

Pearson. 

Judicial Board 

FIRST ROW: (1 to r) Meredith Harris, Laurie Colt, Mary Bryan Smith, Marca Rowley, 

Beverly McKittrick. SECOND ROW: (1 to r) Cindy Candido, Debbie Gama, Cheryl 

Gandolfo.

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SEATED (1 to r): Leshe Paraskevas, Cyndi Steele, Janie Walker, Katie Kittle, Suzie Rammel, Ramona 

Younger. RECLINING: (1 to r): Barbara Jean Martin, Nancy Robbins. 

Programming 

(L to R): Lisa Policano, Heather Semple, Nazi Ansari, Anne Marie Halloran, Helen 

Hubbard, Pam Keen, Jody Clap, Gretchen Gosiger 

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The Front Page Staff 

STANDING (1 to r): Laurie Leimbrook, Kathleen Dumais, Beverly McKittrick, Laurie Thompson, Tina Teipel, Alma 

Gsell. SITTING (1 to r): Chop Cholnoky, Rebecca Helgesen. 

The Yearbook Staff 

(L to R): Marca Rowley, Kathleen Dumais, Tina Teipel, Alma Gsell, Laurie Leimbrook.

The International Club 

STANDING (1 to r): Ana Eloisa Salaverria, Iliana Ornes, AmaHa Noguera, Martha Zogab, 

Dalai Al-Homaizi, Merfat Madi. KNEELING (1 to r): Kati Ansari, Wanda Gonzalez, Rosie 

Gurdian. 

The Black Student Alliance 

STANDING (1 to r): Rhea Knowles, Bobbi Gordon, Eugenia Gorham, Pat Walton, Van Johnson, 

Sharon Lee, Ramona Younger, Angela King, Barbara Thompson, Laverne Jackson, Corinne Gant. 

KNF~'-"-"-"-^"""^w*^'?^'^wsis^rd, Sonja Carey. 

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Gold Key 

STANDING (1 to r): Mary Stuart McKenzie, Barbara Hughes, Tricia Philips, Lisa Policano, Anne Marie 

Halloran, Heather Semple, Kathy Hampton, Mary McMahon, Pride Forney, Susan Squires. KNEELING 

(I to r): Elizabeth Moon, Letitia Radford, Nancy Robbins, Weezy McCloy. 

The Travelers 

Annette LaFortune, Elizabeth Moon, Laurie Leimbrook, Heather Semple, 

Nancy Robbins

This yearfor thefirst time, seniors uere auctioned off to the 

highest bidders among the faculty, staffand students. Pur 

chasers received eight hours of hard or not-so-hard labor at 

cleaning, car-washing, or other tasks dreamed up by im 

aginative friends or enemies. 

148 

FIRST ANNUAL SENIOR AUCTION

SENIOR RECEPTION FOR THE FACULTY 

Seniors threw a farewell party this year for their faculty and 

administrators. It was a catered and bartended affair with 

background music provided by Marilys Ernst. 

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AWARDS 

LUNCHEON

Each year, the Mount Vernon community assembles In the 

cafeteria for the Awards Luncheon where students are honored 

for achievement in various academic fields, athletics, citi 

zenship and for contribution to the College. At this time, new 

officers of the Student Government Association are sworn in. 

151

Baccalaureate, planned by the senior class, was held the afternoon prior 

to Commencement. The ceremony included addresses from several seniors, 

including Class President Cheryl Gondolfo (top right), and Student Gov 

ernment President Lavern Jackson (bottom left). The class of '79 invited 

Professor Richard Howard to speak also (center left). Seniors Laurie Leim 

brook and Lori Christiansen sang individually during the program, hut 

also performed a duet from the play "A Woman's Place is in the Palace" 

written by Ms. Leimbrook and Marilys Ernst '80 (center right). 

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Seniors Bid Farewell to Mount Vernon

104th Commencement: June 3, 1979 

Commencement is a beginning and an endfor graduates which is especially 

evident on graduation day when the seniors express both excitement and regret. 

Dr. Victoria Schuck conferred the degrees ofBachelor ofArts and Associate of 

Arts to the Class of '79. (Left Dr. Schuck congratulates Senior Laurie 

Thompson). Beverly McKittrick delivered the Valedictory (center right). Hehi 

Linnea Sipila and Alma Schmidt Petersen both received the Honorary Degree of 

Doctor of Humane Letters (bottom left). 

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154 

Confusion and anticipation reign 

as the seniors ask 

one another "How do I put this thing on" or "Who do 

I stand behind in line.''" Then theformality ends, and 

celebration with good friends remains. 

A Beginning . 

And An End 

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HOCKEY TEAM: 

STANDING (1 to r): Libber Detweiler, Heidi Rey 

nolds, Terry Holmes, Suzie Rammel, Martha 

Broecker, Lydia Crow, Coach Jan Hollack. 

KNEELING (I to r): Liz Currin, Lauren Venuto, 

Missy Mayer, Liza Simpson, Monica Szele, Lucy 

Smith. 

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Athletics: Field Hockey

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Faculty-Student Basketball 

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Despite a vahant effort on the part of our fac 

ulty, the students emerged victorious. Appar 

ently, youth just defeated experience. 

157

The tennis team finished the season with a record of 8 wins and four 

losses this year which Coach Jan Hollack feels is an impressive 

record. On 

Saturday, April 28, 1979, the Women's Capital Collegiate Tennis Tour 

nament was held at Mount Vernon. Jean Benoit (no. 1), Brooke 

Rosenblatt (no. 2) and Margaret McBee (no. 3) represented Mount 'Ver 

non in the singles matches. For the doubles matches, Tina Teipel and 

Martha Broeker as the No. 1 team and Susie Rammel and Lauren Venuto 

as the No. 2 team represented the College. In an exciting match, Tina and 

Martha beat the St. Mary's team to win the tournament title in the dou 

bles consolation period. Coach Hollack is quite proud of her team's per 

formance this year and is looking forward to another great season. 

158

TENNIS: A Winning Season for Mount Vernon 

The Tennis Team: First Row (1 to r) Martha 

Broeker, Alexa Scott, Margaret McBee, Marca 

Rowley, Susan Rammel, Jeanne Benoit. Sec 

ond Row: Jessica "Brookie" Rosenblatt, Gail 

Newman, Tina Teipel, Coach Jan Hollack, 

Susan Stinson. 

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Freshmen vs. Upperclassmen 

160 

Martha Drake Smith rides again with (1 to r) Ma 

rion Pearson, Laurie Leimbrook, Margaret Mc 

Bee. 

Football Game

Mr. anci Mrs. Robert L. Carmichael 

Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Clerc 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Colt 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Connolly 

Dr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Critides 

Mr. and Mrs. E. Cutillas 

Mr. and Mrs. Ramon A. Delgado 

Mr. and Mrs. Jackson C. Dodge 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dunn 

Mrs. John G. Gosiger 

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Gsell 

Mr. and Mrs. Phil S. Harison 

Mr. and Mrs. A. Sherburne Hart 

Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Hecht 

Eugene M. Howerdd, Jr. 

Mrs. Donald G. Keen 

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Krohn 

Robert J. LaFortune 

Mrs. Patricia Kennedy Lawford 

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PATRONS 

Mrs. Constance T. Laws 

Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Lively 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. McDonough 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. McMahon 

Vana E. Martin 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Nelson, Jr. 

Ann Carolyn Oskin 

Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Paraskevas 

The Pelham Family 

Robert W. Prendergast 

Burr L. Robbins 

Mr. and Mrs. Harton S. Semple 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Stoiko 

Mr. and Mrs. T. Murray Toomey 

Wendy Traurig 78 

Mr. and Mrs. T. Arnold Turner, Jr. 

Sally Turner 

Col. and Mrs. Frank Vogel 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Wattenberg

Compliments 

of 

RICARDO J. LOPEZ 

THE HUGUELY COMPANY 

BETHESDA, MD. 

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Compliments 

of 

Mr. Joseph P. Gondolfo Jr.

The classic Georgetown saliH^n 

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These last few photos mark the end of the 1978-79 

Mount Vernon yearbook and the end of collegefor many 

andplaces we'll 

of us. In them we see a few of the people 

always remember.

UNTIL NEXT YEAR . 

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Editor-in-Chief 

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Photography Editors 

Assistant Photographers 

Copy Editor 

Cover and Endsheet Design 

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Business Manager, Advertising Editor 

Also Assisting . 

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LAURIE LEIMBROOK 

KATHLEEN DUMAIS 

ALMA GSELL and TINA TEIPEL 

CINDY CANDIDO and 

LAURIE LEIMBROOK 

HELEN HUBBARD 

HELEN HUBBARD 

MARCA ROWLEY 

ANNEMARIE DIENSTBACH, 

MARILYS ERNST, LAURIE THOMPSON 

Special thanks to ROBIN FELDER for his snow pictures, RICHARD 

HOWARD for the Rogues Gallery, and CHRIS WEST for Christmas 

Weekend pictures.

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Winston-Salem 

HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY 

North Carolina 

JOHN G PERRY, RegKjnol Soles Monoger 

Soluda, Virgnio 

JOHN BAILEY, Representotive

Phoenix 1979

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