Mount Vernon High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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rP ■ ' ■■:■■; : ; ;H- ■ ... : ... -..■• ' . . - ' ■ ;V ■ ■■ ' • JfeS I ■■■■ : v ;;-. ...;• J; ■ ' ■ %;■ — .;,«. ' ::■ , ' ' ■;■ ,..;;r:|fe :■; ■-; ' • ■■■■■ ' ■ Beuford H. Alldredge Crowfoot I am the very pink of courtesy. Editorial Staff, Hoop-Pole, Under the Lion ' s Paw. Here is our ladies ' man. He is es- pecially interested in a beautiful flower whose perfume is that of a rose. His taste in selecting- many colored ties and his ability to tie them artistically is re- markable. Gladys Easier all her steps, heaven every gesture, dignity ' 19, Editorial Grace was i in her eyes, in and love. Glee Club, Operetta Staff, Hoop-Pole. Gladys has been considered the pret- tiest girl in our class since she joined us in Junior High. Besides her beauty, she has a sunny disposition which will win her friends wherever she goes. Mary Ellen Bateman Mellen There was a little girl And she had a little curl . Basketball ' 16- ' 17- ' 18- ' 19, Operetta •18- ' 19, Glee Club, Editorial Staff, J. H. S. Pioneer ' 16, Secretary and Treasurer of Hoop-Pole Junior, Business Staff, Hoop-Pole, Under the Lion ' s Paw. Mary Ellen is one of our basketball stars. Though she has worked for her three M ' s she hasn ' t forgotten her other interests in High School. Oswald Benner Benner Speech is great, but silence is great- er. Editorial Staff, Hoop-Pole, Basket- ball ' 18- ' 19, Under the Lion ' s Paw. Although Oswald is very quiet and does not care for the fair sex, he is a real Senior and has proved a great suc- cess in basketball. Elisha Blackburn Lishie By wit he speaks, by wit his mind is ruled, By wit he governs all his actions. Business Staff Hoop-Pole, Editor-in- Chief of J. H. S., Pioneer ' 16. Elisha is a true Happy Farmer. He is never to be seen without a joke and a smile. He has been taking a course at Oakland City College. Page Fourteen

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LNIDR CLASS OFFICERS Thomas E. Boyce President Bernard Luebbermann Vice President Mary Louise Fitton Secretary James Motiock Treasurer Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Flower: Ward Rose and Valley I il) Class Motto: Out of the Harbor into the Sea Baccalaureate Address: Rev. Edward Edlemairer, May 18 Commencement Address: The New World, by Dr, James A W ' oodhurn. In diana University, May 22 Class Day: May 22 Class Play: April 25 ) u:c 1 ' lvitrcn

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Grace Nell Blackburn Grade Who hath not own ' d the power of Grace? Grace is unlucky when it comes to health, but in lessons she ' s always ready and always right. Her pleasant ways and sunny smiles never change. Thomas E. Boyce Tom Noble blood is an accident of for- tune; noble actions characterize the great. Class President, Basketball ' 16- ' 17- ' 18- ' 19, Captain ' 17, Editor-in-Chief Hoop-Pole, Under the Lion ' s Paw , The Hero of the Gridiron . Tom is our dignified and popular President. He can conduct a class meeting or take a snap-shot with equal success. If you want anything done well, ask Tom to do it. He has been accepted at Annapolis, having made a splendid record in his preparatory work, and we predict that he will be Captain of a battleship some day. Mark Crunk Crunkie Ye, gods! but she is wondrous fair! And I, so plain a man am I. Crunkie is a boy who likes to be heard. This is probably due to his smallness. He has a beautiful blush and he doesn ' t hesitate to let others know it, although he isn ' t at all bash- ful. His real interest in life lies be- yond the realm of M. A ' . H. S. Albert L. Crowe Sis The man that loves and laughs must sure do well. Under the 1 don ' s Paw . Albert joined the class in the Seniol year and we have all gained a friend and classmate. H is especially popular with the girls. Belva A. Davis Dolly Dimples ' A loveable hit of feminism and wit hal a ei business- like i Glee Club, Operetta 18- ' 19. Editorial staff. Hoop-Pole. Belva is the pick of the i lasa sin- has th. se laughing brown eyes and much envied dimpl a W goes she takes the Minshm. spirit . causing veryone about I he happy. she has no 1 1 ouble with h for she Works with .1 111. 11 leSt and easllj overcomes the obstach - that sh finds In h. 1 pat h Pagr Kiftrrn