Mount Vernon Seminary Yearbook Cupola 1964

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'/'op ?() bottom from the right—First row: Virginia Baird, Laurie Andreae, Jane Rahilly. Second row: Sally Myers, liarbic Jacobs,
Stevie Rice. Third row: Becky Bauersfeld, Helen Fay, Sallie Twyman, Grace Durrance. Fourth row: Martlia Mchityre, Ntartha
Hill, Anne bice. l""roiikie 'luimnan, L)'nn Hock. Fifth rou:: Diana Park. Vicki Collins, Joan Coakley, Mikal Perry. Sixth row:
Leslie Hcinuum, Barbara Holler, Diane DeLong, Kathy Shields. Seventh rotv: Jan Lenney, Linda Harley, Margaret Johnson,
Margaret Hazen, Judy Sterret. Eighth row: Suzanne Levine, Peggy Hilton.
J unior
The Junior Class came back from summer vacation
ready for the work and long hours ahead of
them as the greatest challenge so far, for they knew
that in the year ahead thex" must use their poxvers to
the utmost. They xxere thinking already of college
plans xxith the realization that the goal of their high
school years could xxell depend on their progress
in this finalimportant xear as underclassmen.
Their project, a fashion shoxx, was presented in
December. With Mrs. Chapman as their advisor.
president Elizabeth Edwards, vice-president Jane
Withers, secretary Carolyn Keith, and treasurer
Allyson Neece, they worked on the presentation of
clothes from Trapeze and shoes from Paggagallo.
In an "Evening in an Italian Garden", Lloyd Hall
xvas decorated like a formal garden complete with
bunches of grapes on each table.
Immediately after that, committees were formed
for the banquet which the Juniors give in the spring
as a farexvell party for the Seniors. The theme was
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