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In<br />
a small college, the quality of campus life is so<br />
closely linked to the VISION, COMMITMENT, and<br />
ENTHUSIASM of its students, working cooperatively<br />
on campus projects, set a standard of leadership, which<br />
makes us all proud.<br />
As Mount Vernon enters its twelfth decade of educating<br />
women leaders, we dedicate this anniversary yearbook<br />
to the 1985-86 SGA, and in doing so, we applaud the<br />
participation of all of our student leaders. It takes a spe<br />
cial kind of student to contribute her efforts to her<br />
college community; you have done so capably and with<br />
love.<br />
Congratulations!<br />
"Dean" Donna<br />
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DEDICATION 52
OPENING I<br />
Steps of Post Hall Top Photo<br />
Side view of Pelham Dorm Bottom Photo
Mount Vernon's hang-out Upper left Photo<br />
Pelham Dorm Upper right photo<br />
Take a peek at Pelham Dorm Bottom photo
Convocation<br />
To the seniors of <strong>1986</strong> it is a year to shine, remember, grow.<br />
learn, share, and most of all enjoy what we have worked so long for<br />
... a<br />
college education. To start our year of shining, the Convoca<br />
tion Ceremony was one of great gala. Julia M. Walsh was present to<br />
address the Seniors. Guests, and Family members during the Con<br />
vocation ceremony.<br />
In 1963, Julia M. Walsh was the first appointed female to the<br />
American Stock Exchange. Presently, she is the president of the<br />
Washington Board and director of the Pennsylvania Avenue<br />
Development Corporation. She is a dynamic role model for our<br />
class to follow. Following the ceremony in Hoolins Chapel which<br />
marked the beginning of the 110th Anniversary, this grand affair<br />
was underway in a big yellow and white tent with champagne con<br />
tinuously flowing and a catered buffet dinner. The evening was one<br />
of sparkle.<br />
CONVOCATON<br />
Karen Stevenson '86<br />
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Anti-Apartheid Day<br />
Our world ceases to be a true brotherhood when members of it<br />
are being persecuted, oppressed, and repressed. Today we arc<br />
gathered to offer our hopes and prayers for them. That one day<br />
they might be free.<br />
Martin Luther King once said. "Injustice anywhere is a threat to<br />
justice everywhere. Whatever affects one directly, affects all in<br />
directly." Never again<br />
can we afford to live with the view that we<br />
are outsiders and unconnected to what is going<br />
Mans progress and the advances of human society hinges<br />
on in the world.<br />
on each<br />
of us. Whatever violates the integrity of the human person, what<br />
ever insults human dignity such as subhuman living conditions<br />
arbitrary imprisonment, slavery, as well as disgraceful<br />
work con<br />
ditions where men and women are treated as mere tools for<br />
profit rather than as free and responsible persons, which are hap<br />
pening in South Africa today are infamies. They poison human<br />
society. Every type of discrimination is to be overcome and eradi<br />
cated. A human person stands alone all things and his rights and<br />
duties are universal and inviolable.<br />
Society must be founded on truth, built on justice in freedom;<br />
it should grow everyday toward a more humane society. Human<br />
institutions must labor to minister to the dignity and purpose of<br />
man. They must put up a stubborn fight against any kind of slavery.<br />
whether political or social, and safeguard the rights of every man<br />
under every political system.<br />
The future of humanity lies in the hands of those who are strong<br />
enough to provide coming generations with reasons for living and<br />
hoping. By coming here tonight we are all pleading for peace Our<br />
gathering, if anything, shows our support for those who are living<br />
under the apartheid system and our hope the someday they will<br />
experience the freedoms and dignity that should be guaranteed to<br />
each man.
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Speidel Goodrich, and Lille<br />
"Upon<br />
their third call to<br />
me and a discount in price, I<br />
hired them. That event took<br />
place in February '85. 1<br />
wasn't sure what the turnout<br />
would be and was expecting<br />
a loss. That night three<br />
people paid<br />
a $3 cover<br />
charge to hear Speidel,<br />
Goodrich, And Goggin.<br />
A month later, I un<br />
successfully tried to bring<br />
them back to the Pub for a<br />
spring<br />
concert. Un<br />
fortunately, they had just<br />
released an album, were<br />
touring Florida and changed<br />
members of their band. So,<br />
Dean Carroll suggested hav<br />
ing them play during Orien<br />
tation Week. We were both<br />
unsure how it would go over,<br />
nor the effect it would have<br />
on the start of the year.<br />
Dean Carroll and I.<br />
nervously, planned the<br />
event. When I left for New<br />
York, Tracey Jones became<br />
my DC. contact for contract<br />
fees and signatures. When I<br />
returned in September,<br />
Tracey and I were prepared<br />
for the worst and thought<br />
about how much money we<br />
would lose. Then came the<br />
night of the event.<br />
Speidel. Goodrich, and<br />
Lille were supposed to start<br />
at 9;00 p.m. on September<br />
19. There were 20 people in<br />
the pub;<br />
we all breathed<br />
heavily. By 11: GO there were<br />
300 people enjoying the<br />
music of the group. Seven<br />
kegs of beer later, the party<br />
ended. Not only was the<br />
night a success, but it yielded<br />
a profit. Once again the SGA<br />
was the foundation of a<br />
fantastic party and the start of<br />
a successful year.<br />
Betsy Orlando
CANDIDS<br />
Top left Tennis Anyone? Margot and<br />
Adrienne looking at the tennis court.<br />
Top right Honor Wilson taking a<br />
break.<br />
Middle Harley daydreams in Prcpland.<br />
Bottom Catherine and Kristin take a<br />
break.
Bottom Betsy after a SGA meeting.<br />
Middle left Suzanne plans a pub menu.<br />
Middle right Ma.xine and Marisa enjoy the<br />
cafeteria's gourmet food<br />
Top right Friendship shared by Catherine<br />
and Kris<br />
Top left Ginger and Megan pose while<br />
Megan looks on approvingly<br />
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION<br />
Road trips to . . Hampden Sydney Mark's weekend road trips to MVC<br />
. . Plays in . . . Washington Foxfield Horse Shows . . Shopping at<br />
Maza . Gallery Thanks Mother for making all this happen Best<br />
wishes to Heather Gow and Susan Brady next year.<br />
Ql8 SENIORS<br />
PATRICIA BLAND
1 1/14/85 "To accomplish great things, one must not only act. but also<br />
dream; not only plan, but also believe."<br />
There were times during my four years at MVC. that 1 didn't think 1<br />
would get this far, and even now, there are still so many things to accom<br />
plish.<br />
To all my friends, I am now able to thank you for all you've done: the<br />
encouragement; advice; listening; counseling; and for just being you, a<br />
friend.<br />
The time has passed quickly and has been too short, but the memories<br />
will be everlasting.<br />
Thank You<br />
INTERNATIONAL<br />
STUDIES/POLITICS<br />
SUZANNE BRAUTIGAN<br />
LYNNE BRAUN<br />
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT<br />
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[20 SENIORS<br />
KENYA BRUNSON<br />
ARTS/HUMANITIES<br />
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Raggs the electric dog Campus delivery Cole<br />
Smith ritual blender parties Cinema Draft House<br />
do you have an id? photography again?! Academy games<br />
Army v . . . . . . Navy Teresa's coke-filled camera Academy formals ,<br />
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Where's my dress Jeff? this isn't ... funny! my<br />
hof hof the Ian' is ... Sushi at Perry's Earl Allen cronie<br />
Susan's drive to Great Falls well, we did survive!! we<br />
ducks by hand apt. 4407, a car<br />
for?! Eliot the beautiful cat he can't even jump<br />
pet him . . . . . . Dean's List Alpha Chi Dir. of JB dc<br />
commencement fin bon ... to Mandy and .<br />
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everyone else thanks!!<br />
Mom and Dad, thank you for everything!!!<br />
Dorm the Mr<br />
me,<br />
shoes keep falling off<br />
even fed the<br />
more could a student ask<br />
up and<br />
COMMUNICATIONS<br />
ERIN BURKE<br />
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COMMUNICATIONS<br />
SOLITA CALDERON<br />
KATHRYN BURROWS<br />
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT<br />
To Ruth; One more round to celebrate our last year of fun and studying?<br />
We've finally made it. "MY Friend."<br />
To Dany: and the rest of the gang. Cheers to all the good times we've had<br />
and for the ones to come.<br />
Thanks MVC for the 4 years of learning experiences and fun-filled<br />
adventures.<br />
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MARKETING/CMIS<br />
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CAROL CHERRY<br />
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Raggs the electric dog Cole Dorm Erin, niy full time buddy tears<br />
of Dr. Mikhalevsky STRESS Campus Delivery Date Bubble<br />
Bath Hefty Hefulation!! Photos G.F. Park "fullproof travel<br />
plans phone bills JB. and Who's Who<br />
All my love to mom and dad who have believed in me and given me the<br />
chance to be an individual.<br />
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT<br />
MARY AMANDA<br />
CYLKE<br />
Mandy<br />
SUZANNE C.<br />
CLAWSON<br />
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
KRISTIN CROWE<br />
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION<br />
24- SENIORS<br />
"Is it . . . soup yet? We're right behind you ring the doorbell! .<br />
Aren't we motivated! Auditions went well; we leave one act . . don't<br />
up that coffee . . . oops! What poster? What grades?<br />
schema of life, this really means . . . nothing Amelie,<br />
spit<br />
In the cosmus<br />
Kim, Holly, hollie,<br />
Debbie, the house in G-Town, SGA,A/H faculty. No goodbyes I'm<br />
not leaving."<br />
ARTS/HUMANITIES<br />
MARGARET R. CURLIN
COMMUNICATIONS<br />
JACQUELINE DERREY<br />
DANIELLE DAVIS<br />
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION<br />
MARKETING<br />
Dany. Dan-Dan. . . . Dandy<br />
1 would die 4U. Long Talks, breadsticks and butter Ouisa. Moon Street.<br />
Bistro. Pop. M. Bakers. M.H.. SOTW.. Hotlanta. rides in Bessie. SGA.<br />
Sade. Be Your Man. Coach. Florida 1984. B. D . Oui-Oui. Museum Bud.<br />
G L., Summer Season. Storkin." Finally Made It.<br />
"I'd like to thank my friends for all the good times. The memories will last<br />
forever. "<br />
SENIORS 251
CAROLINE ELIZABETH<br />
DESSAIN<br />
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MYNETTE MARIE<br />
DUFRESNE<br />
JULIA ELLIMAN
Loving<br />
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"Fun<br />
Winscums Happy Hour . . . . . . . . .<br />
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Gtown CAPRICORN<br />
Rib-it USO Dance BLIND Bartender's Ball<br />
Shooters Lite beer Road Trips Spring Break 83'<br />
LL, 85' NH, 86' B Dial a Boyfriend. Feb 12. BC<br />
Pizza! Popcorn Cookouts Softball Talkin<br />
Beaver Brown Red Red Wine ... 3 dates? Frisco<br />
WAY'!!<br />
Laughing FALL MUCH?! ... 7-11 ... BUG NO<br />
K-K-K ... Mr Watermellon VW's Thanks LMA<br />
Raining Men . .<br />
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Debs<br />
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Tapper<br />
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J.T,84'<br />
Korbel<br />
Heads<br />
Lois<br />
WFLTWINE I'll miss GTWLK!! MVC. Bye, See Ya.<br />
B-Bye! Thanks Mom, I love you!!<br />
"All eyes turned at once to the couple<br />
flying, Debra was just visiting old buddy<br />
but before the rumors start<br />
JOHN TRAVOLTA"<br />
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT<br />
DEBRA FERRI<br />
AUGUSTA EWALD<br />
COMMUNICATIONS<br />
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Hey!! Hi doin?!<br />
MCG Bar B<br />
How typical<br />
Winscums<br />
Ahshabulakey Awazaywazah<br />
shooters DSFFM Crusin<br />
Dudes Oc Mardi Gras 83 3rd floor Red VW Spring<br />
Break Smoke sisters<br />
Bfer Hair Show<br />
SMD 'My Guy" Whose your paP<br />
piggy back . . goose egg Hey you FOS<br />
. . . . Goodbye Senoritos<br />
doesn't mean forever Bye-Bye see ya<br />
Bye-Bye!! Take care and Good luck to Julie. Lese. Linda, and Sarah.<br />
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JOAN GRIFFITH<br />
INTERIOR DESIGN<br />
Hoya Inn The Lincoln & . . . , . ,<br />
Annaplois Booeymongers<br />
Houstons . snow . . . day parties Pauline's room, a good time was<br />
. . . definitely had by all . . . bottles of ... champagne all those booze<br />
cruises . . coffee cakes . . . Greek week at . Hampton Sydney tuna<br />
melts . . The Carolina . . . Cup Pauline's , . ,<br />
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wedding Middleburg<br />
Well, a good time was had!! Thanks to all those who helped<br />
shared all the good times. Let's hope we have many more .<br />
thanks to my mom & dad!!!<br />
with and<br />
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ADELE C. GRIMBALL
Lonely Field hockey<br />
Lollie Lois . Alice . . . Louise Loser . . , Miss<br />
. . . basketeball Winscums . . . Spring break 83 JT ... 84 Van ... 85<br />
. MM ... 86 B ... Go skins Sneeze, Sniffle jaywalking SGA . . .<br />
USO dance . . . deaf , . .<br />
. , . allnighters bartenders Ball Fall much?!<br />
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. . , hitchhiking 7-11 . . . July 4th .. . G. Town Bars . . , P.K's house<br />
. . . SGL . . . Pizza . . . Cookouts . . .<br />
. popcorn LITE Beer Red.<br />
Red Wine . . . Rib-it . .<br />
. . Capricorn Tapper Shooters . . BBS . .<br />
Crazy Driver . . . laughing Debs . . . raining men Emcee , . hey<br />
babe . . March 5 . . . MJD . . .<br />
. . . sailing tennis . Korbel<br />
Dynasty<br />
DLY Bye See . . .<br />
ya By-Bye MVC . Thanks mom for every<br />
thing. 1 LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!<br />
COMMUNICATIONS<br />
LAURA KINNEY<br />
BETH HOLIDAY<br />
MARKETING<br />
Dean Ryan, "the Library" Merriweather. 102 Bathroom. "Marcia. who<br />
are you here to see?" Have you seen my black boots' We take you out to<br />
the field and pick you up at 9:30 pm. Bethie wake up. let's celebrate<br />
finals, oh I feel sick. flip. flop. I play for the Phoenix Suns, white Porsche,<br />
Bermuda Ginseng Dudley, this is my wife, dancing on the beds,<br />
granola and Michelob. there is not a college on Foxhall road, we got the<br />
nurse a x-mas gift ...<br />
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love you mom and dad.
KIM KRASNE<br />
ARTS/HUMANITIES<br />
PUBLIC AFF/GOVT<br />
MARCIA LANIER
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT<br />
MOIRA LEECH<br />
MARGARET LARKIN<br />
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BARBARA LEVINE<br />
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT<br />
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Firestine Human Development Galper Science Award Bentz<br />
Shennendoah Park My Wedding in Hand -<br />
Chapel Greece<br />
Canada 1st house senior wonderful couldn't have made It<br />
without my special friend Amelie All my love to Ron who gives so<br />
much love and support warm thoughts and love to my mother in<br />
memory.<br />
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT<br />
HOLLY PHIFER<br />
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Page Jackie D's B'day The winter storm of 83' UVA<br />
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Hoya Inn , , . , , , Third Vote Republican Pauline! . , , What boy has<br />
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been living in Somers for months? July 4. 84' Pauline's Party<br />
Palace St, Thomas Cheese sandwiches Annapolis trip<br />
The White book .He Page and she Page After Happy Hour . , , , , , , , , , ,<br />
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Hardees Tombs and beer Inauguration Ball Drink' n Hats<br />
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Hotlanta Aspen<br />
Colorado ..St. Cats Girls Graduation and summer 85' Boat<br />
Cruise 85' Be Very very quiet, we're hunting rabbits . , .<br />
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the days<br />
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION<br />
ELIZABETH PAGE<br />
MUMFORD<br />
DEJUAN MULDROW<br />
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT<br />
SENIORS 331
TERESA MURRAY<br />
ARTS/HUMANITIES<br />
Well. I can' t believe it's my last year of college 5th year and 3rd college.<br />
it's been a long road, but w out all my friends I wouldn't have made it:<br />
Karen, Enn, Abby. Debbie G. Andrea B and Andrea D, Kyle, etc. I'll<br />
always remember Erin and Mr Smith's Robert. THE GROOVER<br />
CLUB WILL LIVE ON! USNA roadtnps RENAUD XMAS/<br />
VDAY WINTER WEEKEND dances meet men much at trashcans?<br />
NISSAN MAN Gang Plank and drinks, Dancin on cars at tailgates<br />
ARMY NAVY game YEAH! Meetin men at banks. Never thought I'd date<br />
a VMEE after Sem Dingy (Booze Cruise. VMl Grad, and road trips)<br />
Meeting guys over the telephones vmees and middies Rms 36<br />
Somers. Pelham 1 1 and 33 CORCORAN SCHOOL OF ART I made<br />
it' YEARBOOK I'll soon be over'! Who's Who Beacon Honor<br />
Society Honor Student 1 can't believe I'm a yearbook editor for a<br />
second go-round' Photography! Ice cream runs w Abby don't tell<br />
anybody! Have fun In London Town<br />
and Granny<br />
A! Gotta Go! Thanks Ma. Dad.<br />
for every thing!<br />
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PLAYERS GO PLACES!!!!<br />
COMMUNICATIONS<br />
LIZA NAGER
FINANCE<br />
MONICA PAYNE<br />
LYNNPAWLICKI<br />
"The great difference between voyages rests'not with the ships, but with<br />
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the people you meet on them. Amelia Barr<br />
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"Lynn". outfit member of the Ames family<br />
and the W-S gang memories with ARD and WLS at THE BALL<br />
Rosa and the dog in heat Snowbound 82' Roadtrips Where is<br />
Suffolk'! A blessing named Kimberly Wise , Campus Health . ,<br />
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crazy "'H.A.B.<br />
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from Westover Place Spring Breaks in the sun<br />
"the Roney experience lively company home from Key West . .<br />
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seasonal Pelham RA "What are you thinking? "ricecakes and Dool<br />
and with love and thanks to the artsy chick with the sparkle for<br />
sharing thoughts and dreams for putting up with my always being late<br />
with hot<br />
and "fetal" moments remember "if you ever want anything<br />
water. "<br />
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jap at Gtwn the library ""it's<br />
raining men" this year not first year dpimtc plates pizza ""the<br />
boss" foreigner style (Born in the USA) Bronco Billy's midnight<br />
drives down GW parkway HJ's restaurant (Hey Marta. wanna go<br />
again?) shells from the Atlantic explaining life at 4am to the<br />
gang on Pelham 3rd floor West THANKS we survived all the trails<br />
and tribulations and the houlie-coolers (ooh. my shoulder hurts!)<br />
parties, the "library<br />
and hanging<br />
the Marta Club , , , to my old and new found friends (NY, NZ, NJ, MI,<br />
MD FRG DC) I LOVE YOU! Come see me in Hawaii! ALOHA<br />
Kim<br />
PAGU<br />
KIMBERLY K. SAFFERY<br />
NADJA ROY<br />
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VICTORIA L.<br />
SAMBUNARIS<br />
BUSINESS<br />
LISA SANDOLA
Tliank you Mom and Dad for the best college experience Everytime I<br />
wanted to give up you both were right there to pick me up and help me<br />
gather my scattered thoughts together in order to carry on word, 1 can't<br />
think of how much value you placed on this asset , , , me . , Wow your<br />
Teresa from Vinees to Mids wow. what a<br />
dividends are staggering,<br />
change. Where are the Men? Ring Dance 85 USNA. How Fun! 1 wish you<br />
luck in the future, Leiia. what a sweetie of a roommate (83), Erin, the<br />
summer of 85 was fun. Better Homes and Gardens, Dr. Firestine. Wines,<br />
and S, Rose, thanks for the encouragement and strength to carry on.<br />
Cindy in computer class, what a true friend, Lauren, the resume , , ,<br />
Marriott I Hope Human Resource Management degree 86 Mark, PT,<br />
man Wow is my knee getting better. Don't forget the LIMOUSINE RIDE!<br />
Lauri Shampain, my little sister; Elizabeth Williams. Pelham dorm what<br />
for a future that<br />
fun it was especially on the balcony. I've come a long way<br />
holds everything 1 want.<br />
HILLARY SHAY<br />
COMMUNICATIONS<br />
HUMAN RESOURCE<br />
MANAGEMENT<br />
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ya Bye Bye!!!<br />
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PATRICIA TALLEY
Thank you Mother, Dad, and Priscilla. I love you very much and I<br />
couldn't have made it without , , , you To all who knew me and the<br />
fantastic memories I'll hold forever , , , , , , Hey Lets go driving MCB<br />
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WENDOLYN WAGER<br />
AMELIE VON<br />
WIEDEBACH-NOSTITZ<br />
INTN RELIFRENCH<br />
, , , My four years of college past much too fast but they left me with many<br />
great memories! My Freshman . , ,<br />
year began in Merriweather Dorm what an<br />
experience never a dull moment, always something new' I will never<br />
forget the fun we had at the '<br />
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Lippizaner Show or at the sinphonie' Hercules.<br />
It was also the beginning of my jogging career my first races the Bonnie<br />
Bell and Georgetown 10k, My sophomore year we skied across DC and<br />
survived the freeze at Shennadoah Park on the long, cold but first camping<br />
hiking trip. Then there was my unforgetable Junior Year in Paris THE<br />
BEST!! Senior year was full of the disease senioritis! Don't catch it!<br />
Thanks MVC! It has been great and much too short! A special thank you to<br />
my wonderful friends Kim. I'll definitely visit you in Hawaii one of these<br />
days! Holly and Ron I'll be around for sure! Many thanks to my parents<br />
without wfiom none of this would have been possible' I AM SO LUCKY!<br />
THANK YOU! and good luck every one<br />
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RUTH WHEATON<br />
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT<br />
"The only important thing is that you lived on this earth for a while and<br />
you were my father, and that 1 came from you. and that my children will<br />
come from me" Barbara Wensha<br />
"Nothing the heart gives away is gone, .<br />
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Robin St, John<br />
"And for love's sake, each mistake, you forgave." Ashford and Simpson<br />
To my friends: Thanks for always caring Thanks for all of the love and<br />
thanks for all the good times. Don't worry Gin. when you're a Senior<br />
you'll be able to have your own pichjre too.<br />
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On November 7, Mount Vernon College celebrated<br />
Founder's Day, The day began with Panel Discussions in<br />
Clark and Cole Lounges. The discussions where both recent<br />
and past alumnae headed who spoke of the critical choices<br />
they in their lives, and how Mount Vernon contributed to<br />
those choices.<br />
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Bush, the Vice President's wife, an honorary Mount Vernon<br />
College alumna. Mrs. Bush discussed her own experiences<br />
and choices in life in an informal gathering in Post Hall.<br />
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students were joined by Mrs, Bush in cutting the traditional<br />
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After dinner Mt. Vernon's student modeled in some of the<br />
Fashions of the Eleven Decades. It featured historical<br />
sketches and clothing, styles of every decade from 1875 to<br />
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CONGRATULATIONS<br />
May you continue to gain knowledge,<br />
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and grow in love.<br />
With all our love,<br />
from your family.<br />
Dearest Paige,<br />
With heartfelt love and<br />
deepest pride, we<br />
congratulate you on being<br />
selected to represent Mount<br />
Vernon college in this<br />
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special daughter. You have brought joy<br />
lives and you have never failed to make us<br />
to our<br />
proud of you. There is so much in your future<br />
with so many heights to be attained. Never<br />
become discouraged and let perserverence be<br />
your name.<br />
May the win'd be always at your back.<br />
May the sun shine warm upon your face.<br />
May God hol'd you in the palm of his hand.<br />
We love you and aloha,<br />
Mother, Dad, Mark, Grandmother and<br />
Grandfather Craig.<br />
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BEST WISHES TO<br />
MOUNT VERNON<br />
AND ITS STUDENTS<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hughes<br />
Dearest Mynette,<br />
When you were in first grade we never measured<br />
love by the gold stars on your forehead, or the A's you<br />
brought home from school. We watched you work<br />
hard and acheive and we were very proud. Now, let<br />
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There are not many accomplishments in your life which<br />
will directly affect the people around you. Being the 86<br />
<strong>Cupola</strong> Editor is one of those.<br />
The 85-86 school year has been a year of change. Ameri<br />
cans still like Dynasty and Dallas on TV. A war for Coca-Cola<br />
Classic raged in America American's favorite drink. The<br />
Big rock groups were: Tears for Fears, Wham, Simple Minds,<br />
and Madonna. The Big Movies were: "St. Elmo's Fire,"<br />
"Back To The Future", Michael J. Fox, "Rambo"<br />
Sylvester Stallone and "The Color Purple". The Big Fashion<br />
Looks were: stirrup pants, costume jewelry, and paisley<br />
shirts.<br />
All of these great events happened plus the yearbook<br />
managed to make all it's deadlines. All those times we gave<br />
up our Friday nights, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and the<br />
Bahamas Party. Without help I would have never made those<br />
deadlines. I would especially like to thank: Erin Burke, Abby<br />
Spencer, Meg Norris, Chris Hartley, Margot<br />
Demente and<br />
Heather Gow. Special thanks to: Kyle Moran, Victoria Abel-<br />
Smith, Lee Price, Lee Riddle, Margaret Norman, Kristcn<br />
Crowe, Roberta Traynor and Catherine Carmichael. Thank<br />
You Everyone! SENIORS Only 100 days till GRADUA<br />
TION!<br />
Tereasa Murray<br />
Yearbook Editor
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