Mount Vernon College - Bell Cote Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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CLASS PROPHECY The Time is June 1, 1949 The Place: Station M. V. S. Announcer Joan Dim mitt approaches the microphone; studio manager Judy Plaster looks at her watch, then signals “On the Air and Miss Dimmitt, with that calm, steady voice her listeners love, reads: “This is Joan Dim mitt with the latest in news brought to you through the courtesv of Lynn Dwyer cosmetics, “Fla?h — Madame Menzel has just reported her discovery of the ninety-third element, Suzan- niumh Miss Betty Stoetzer, the famed chemical research worker who has also been working toward this discovery, is dying to Boston immediately to check Madame MenzePs discovery — -Bettie Lee Rardin has just defeated Frizzletop in the tennis semi-finals today. Miss Rardin will phv Lila Smith, the present champion, tomorrow at Forrest Hills for the Women ' s International Champion- ship — Word has just come in that Nancy Mont- gomery will be unable to toss the pigskin in the Powder Bowl game next week due to injuries received in practice- — Flash! Election returns just in from Ohio give Kathleen Kitchen the victory in a closely contested race for state senator. She will continue her fight for the ‘Old Deal Bing Lind, the National Democratic Party Chairman, in a statement issued to the press in regard to this Republican landslide, said, and 1 quote: ‘I don’t get it. “From Georgia comes news that Dogbiscuit will be able to enter in the Kentucky Derby due to the professional skill of veterinarian, Miss Bibba Ellis, who was able not only to set but to heal completely the leg he broke early last year. “That is all the news for now, ladies and gentle- men, so to all you ‘Buyers of Dwyers Good Buying, ' Now, after a brief pause for station identifica- tion, station M. V. S. continues with ‘The Wom- en ' s Page’, brought to you by Miss Betty Board- man, our golden-voiced commentator from Georgia 1 Continued on next page

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ADDRESSES Betty Board man Anne Brinton Frances Briscoe Jean Davis Joan Dimmitt Lynn Dwyer Elizabeth Ellis . Jane Galigher. Betty Hall June Haskell Jean Hoyt Anne Ivey. Isabelle Karsun ky. Kathleen Kitchen ..... Dorothy Legge Bing Lind, Jane Macauley Molly Maguire Suzanne Mcnzel Nancy Montgornery. Franccs Nunn Judy Plaster. Bettie Lee Rardin Peggy Rogers Patty RosickL. . Ann Rothery Lila Smiths Betty Stoetzer . Patty Sundblom Abby Willard 1001 Peachtree Road, Augusta, Georgia ... Cumberland Farm, New Kent, Virginia .1001 N. Venetian Drive, Miami, Florida 2632 44th St., Washington, D. C. 3950 39th St., Washington, D C. — 25 26 East 2nd St., Duluth, Minn. — 2508 Henry St., Augusta, Ga. -1250 Kanawha Terrace, Huntington, W. Va. .3920 Harrison Ave., Washington, D. C. .2802 Wisconsin Ave., Washington, D. C. + 13 Van Euren St., Washington, D. C. 5062 Ridge Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. Three Gab, Kensington, Md. 8 Abingdon Rd., Washington, D. C. .101 East Bay St., Charleston, S. C. .28 1 6 Military Road, Washington, D. C. .5 50 Sufiield St., Birmingham, Mich. 272 “P J Ave , Coronado, Calif. 3860 Rodman St., Washington, D. C. 24 West Kirke St., Chevy Chase, Md. 435 5 Klingle St., Washington, D, C. .™ 1822 Calvert St., Washington D. C. — 1 J 22 12th Ave., Huntington, W. Va. — 3 1 East Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. — Embassy Apts., Washington, D. C. .....3310 Rowland Place, Washington, D. C. , 50 Mt. Tom Road, Pelham Manor, N. Y, „„.909 Coleman Ave., Fairmont, W. Ya. 1100 Greenwood Ave., Wilmette, 111. 2801 Til den St., Washington, D. C,

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Continued from previous page “Hi y’all, this is Betty Boardman, bringing you the news of the woman of the day, some quick reports of the best-sellers by our guest editor, the noted book writer, Anne Ivey, and a song by our own Peggy Rogers. “And now for the news. The nation’s favorite cover girl. Miss Dorothy Legge, is touring the continent with her fashion designer, June Has- kell, , , t Moliie Maguire is being kept busy these days, designing and populating those ' castles in the air 5 . - . Abby Willard is still dragging down at Annapolis . , , Patty Sundblom an- nounced today that she has finished her series of drawings of the delectable Jane Galigher, the country’s number one pin-up girl, “In the held of education there are two items of national interest. First is the opening of Miss Betty Hall ' s Finishing Hall for Finished Young Ladies, and then wc have the news that Dr, Frances Nunn has been offered the chair of English at Wellesley College, “Here is Peggy Rogers, singing the theme song from that new Broadway hit, ' Bedtime Story 1 , starring the lovely Ann Brinton, , , “And now we take great pleasure in presenting Miss Anne Ivey, the noted book critic, who will give us a short survey on what America is reading. Miss Ivey, as you know, has just published her collection of criticisms which has been very well accepted by her wide public. Miss Ivey,” “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Again this week ' Time for a Short One ' by Jean Hoyt is number one on your fiction hit parade. This book contains eight short stones, all with the care- ful plot structure, wisdom, and gentle humor people have come to expect in Miss Hoyt ' s stories Jean Davis’ delightful biography, ‘My Ideal’, is going into its second edition. In poetry, Ann Rothery is still heading the list with ' So Much Free Time 1 , which contains many of her best poems to date “And now for some social notes from all over. Miss Jane Macau ley, the tutor of the laughing baboons, who has just been signed by Rmgling Brothers, was seen lunching in the Neptune Room with Frances Briscoe, ' Miss Miami of 19+9’— Beauty and the Beast (trainer) . . Miss Patty Rosicki, the prominent artist, was noticed coming out of the Mellon Art Gallery after inspecting her exhibit hanging there, “And that’s all for the ‘Woman’s Page’ for to- night. Remember to tune in next decade for more news and keep the dial set at station M, V, S for ' One Man’s Family’, starring Isabelle Kar- sunky, which follows immediately.”