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

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Alveria May Schurtz “ Alveria” Course: Corranercial Ambition: Secretary Next Year: Work Carter Lee Smith “ Smitty” Course: Academic Ambition: Chemist Next Year: Post Graduate Norma Grace Smith Butch” Course: Academic Ambition: Doctor Next Year: College Lena Frances C. Talbert Lena Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Next Year: Strayer’s Elizabeth Marie Williamson Fee” Course: Elective Ambition: Secretary Next Year: Strayer’s Thelma May Wallis Dimples” Course: Commercial Ambition: President’s Secretary Next Year: Undecided Jerry Marshall Wilson Jerry Course: Elective Ambition: , Draftsman Next Year: Work Hector Wright Hector” Course: Elective Ambition: Naval Officer Next Year: Work in Navy Yard

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CLASS WILL We, the graduating seniors of Class ’42, of Mount Vernon High School, County of Fairfax, and state of Virginia, do hereby leave wholeheartedly, to you, the underclassmen, from whom we are sadly departing, to use and develop, to aid and give you ease in making good your ambitions. May you best use them in all solemn carefulness, in deep reverence to us, the foregoing givers. I, Jane Ballenger , leave my appointments in the Beauty Salon for the beautification of everyone. I, Gordon Beach, leave my way with the girls to any bashful, hesitating lad. I, Mildred Beahm, leave my singing ability to the Glee Club with the hope that it helps. I, Virginia Beat ley , leave my talent for singing and dancing to Bernie Hamilton. I, Betty Berrett, leave my way with the teachers to any failing underclassman. I, Kathryn Bowling, leave my quiet nature to Hilda Lawrenc®- I, Billie Burke, leave my love to all the girls. I, Virginia Compton, leave the milk concession to Guy Shepherd. I, Billie Cooke, leave my “Gift of Gab” to John Conners. I, Edward Davis, leave ray ability to sing and play the guitar to Lee Conley. I, Helen Davis, leave my winning personality to Waughnita Davis. I, Dot Dawson, leave my flirtatious eye rolling to Jean Dixon. I, Vivian Dawson, leave my ability to play the piano to Edna Elwood. I, Florence Deane, leave ray Future Possibilities as a Model” to Sadie Delozier. I, Estelle Dent, sleepily leave my naps in English class to Gene Patermaster. I, Clarence Devers, leave my interest in school activities to Margaret Miller. I, John Dickerson , leave my talkativeness to Claude Viar. I, Nancye Dickinson, leave my long flowing hair to Marilyn Kahn. I, Emory Dillon, leave my inconspicuousqess to Billy Harwell. I, Marguerite Duncan, leave my “Southern Drawl” to Jean Hamlet. I, Ellen Durrer, leave ray classy figure to Grace Beck. I, Tom Flaherty, leave my ability to “collect” pennies in class to Walter Arnold. I, Walter Frazier, leave my art of blushing to Hilton Lamphier. I, Nadine Godfrey, leave my ability to be seen and heard too, to any wallflower of Mt. Vernon. I, Norma Grimsley, leave my ambitious qualities to Bob Jense. I, Glenn Hall, leave my scholastic record to next years Senior class. I, Pauline Hall, leave ray forlorn lovesickness to Virginia Bevis. I, Doris Hodges, leave my happy-go-lucky ways to Miss Miller. I, Jean Holmes, leave my part in school activities to anyone who is as industrious. I, Kenneth Hoppe, leave my ardent persuit of studies to Robert Leisner. I, Beverley Hornman, leave ray analytical mind to Mary Holmes.