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

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Peggy Ashworth Athletic Association; Secretary, Cole House; World Affairs Club; Home Ec. Club. If silence were golden she’d never be rich! The other half of the walkout . . . “And he’ll cut your hair so it curls!’’ Personality plus, plus what? Anchors away, far away! “It’s not that she likes studies less, but that she likes few more !” Susannah Bagley Glee Club; Optima; Little Theatre; Lcnd-A-Hand Board; Student Body Secretary; Bfll Cote. “And I room with it!’’ . . . witty sarcasm . . . subtle humor . . . loves to walk, even in the dead of winter sans overshoes. Sings for hours in the shower. Forgets people can beat her. Every night from 9:3(M .00 keeps vigil over the phone — best friend — the telephone oper- ator-ha ! . Pauline Baumer Glee Club; Varsity Basketball; Athletic Association; Bell Cote Staff; Little Theatre; World Affairs; Home Ec. Club. “I’m sick!’’ Drinks coke like water . . . personality plus and has more pep than a jumping bean! A voice chat really carries! Terrific sense of humor ... a grad ' uate of Elsie’s. And then there’s a certain red knit dress . . . !? Talents include strumming a uke and a Brooklyn 13 accent.

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HAIL HAIL THE GANG’S ALL HERE AT COLE HOUSE Mrs Holbrook “For She’s A Jolly Good Fellow” Ann Arnold “One At A Time” Carol Andrade ... “Lazy Bones” Peggy Ashworth .“I’m Just A Square In The Social Circle” Sue Bagley “Sweet Sue” Polly Bautner “Jet” Betty Bellingrath .“On Brave Old Army Team” Emily Blum “Ic Couldn’t Happen To A Sweeter Girl” Mary Ann Burr . .“Always True To You Darling In My Fashions” Rachel Catlett .“Slowly” Lynn Chapin . .“Party, Party Makes The World Go Round” Elaine Courts “Sweet And Lovely” Susan Day “I’ve Never Been In Love Before” Julie Dickson “Just One Of Those Things” Julia Fisher “If You Got The Money Honey, I Got The Time” Sharon Gallagher .“One Meat Ball” Louise Grout “Spell Bound” Debby Hardy “Five Foot Two Eyes Of Blue” Joannie Jaworski “Two Horses and A Debutante” Mary Landers “Smoke, Smoke, Smoke” Sandy Loven .“My Buddy” Jane Magee “I Don’t Want T o Set The World On Fire” Nancy Mclnnis “Anchors Away” Louise Mull in ... “My Heart Belongs To Daddy” Jean Mussil . “I’ve Been Waiting For Your Phone Call For Eighteen Years” Party Overstreet . . “Sunny Side Of The Street” Helen Parker “Charleston” Ginger Rice “Just For Fun” Nita Sams “He’s Just My Bill” Jean Sanson “Bewitched Bothered and Bewildered” Eleanor Sample . . .“I’ll Get By” Susan Sattley “If You Knew Susie Like 1 Know Susie” Trudy Slater “Red Silk Stockings and Green Perfume” Pat Smith “1 Want To Get Married” Merry Spalding . . .“Mr. Touchdown U S A.” Evelyn Thornton . .“All Right Louie Drop That Gun” Marilyn Yost “TwentyTour Hours Of Sunshine”

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Emily Blum “Guess what; Jimmy just called” . . . Always looking for company to go to the Hot Shoppe . . . She would walk a mile tor a Camel . . . “Will anyone go with me to pick up my plane ticket?” . . . Looks for love comics when she can t study . . . On the go and never slow. Marilyn Chapin Bell Cotf.; Athletic Association; Secretary, Senior Class; Home Ec. Club, Optima; World Affairs Club; Senior Song Committee, Tennis Varsity. Department store in 2nd floor Cole . . . always on the go representative to Eastern Men’s Colleges . . . fast or feast . favorite pastime, sliding down brass rails at the Bilrmore at 4:00 a m. . . . Cole’s professor of the uke with graduate teachers on all floors . . . “Come and see my new dress” . . “1 forgot my glasses.’’ Susan Day Glee Club; World Affairs Club, President; Athletic Association. Big blue eyes portray innocence, but WE know better; the fellows keep her busy and in a state of constant con- fusion habitually leaving early, late returning from vacations with fabulous stories . that’s our Suzi. i H