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

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Joan Jordan President, Athletic Assixi.it ion . Varsity Hockey, Varsity Basket ball; Varsity Softball, Fun Committee; Orientation Committee; May Court Maid of Honor. “Mickey” . . . great interest in W. L “Just let me tell you” . repeats and talks with her hands . . . “Eddy” “He’s so cute” . . hates Gloria’s animals . . . good organizer . . six children in her future. Carol Kelly Athletic Association; World Affairs Club; El Circulo Cultural Espanol; Glee Club; Lend A Hand; Secretary, Spanish Club; Bfli Corn Staff; Secretary, Clark House; Senior Song Committee. Carol alighted at Mt Vernon from Charleston, W.Va., decked with long black locks and “Cocker Spaniel” eyes. She brought with her that wonderful asset of having those who love music and literature as much as she, flock to her in order to attain a little of her knowledge. She has an opinionated choice of dark men. ‘No blind dates Kelly’ we call her. There is great competition between Carol’s, and Terry’s rooms as “Tristan” blares from one while Rachmaninov flows from the latter. Carol can always he depended upon for her loyalty to those who are her friends. Mary Frances Kelley Athletic Association, Varsity Basketball VSO; Bin Con ; Lend A- Hand, Clark Rcc. Room Chairman. “Mac” hails from Winnctka, III She has expressive brown eyes and a friendly disposition at all times, expe- dally when a certain “Ronnie” is around. She loves ma- roon Fords, enjoys drawing and serious discussions she can usually talk people to sleep! “Mac’s” finest virtue is honesty which is always with her She is a true and loyal friend and will have a bright and cheerful future. { 28 WM i

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Helen Aitchison World Affairs Club; Bf.ll Cote; Social League; Lend-A-Hand. “H A.” A true wild cat from Evanston . . . still has a love for the South, maybe this is because she is pinned to a K.A. at George Washington. A lover of chemistry C12 H22 On or pass the NaCl . . . loves fraternity parties and is quite the party girl. Always heard saying “super- cilious one,” or “n’est pas?” . . . The cupid of M.V.J.C. Sally Bet Cumngham Junior Class Secretary, ’50; Social League; Little Theatre; Spanish Club; A. A.;Studenc Court; Co-op Council; Home Ec. Club; Out- standing Citizenship; President, Student Body ' 51. A better Student Body President we couldn’t have, A traveling salesman she does have, A truer friend you couldn’t have. that certain southern charm . . . special interest in North Carolina . . . don’t we wish we had more like her. Lois Holtz Little Theatre; Home Ec. Club; World Affairs Club; President, Clark House; Co-op Council , Orientation Committee. Favorite saying, “Oh my aching toe — where are my pills?” . . . Favorite color, toast . . Just ask her about those navy miniatures . . . loves to plan things, go to parties, etc. . . . very good house president . . . serious, deep thinker but Oh! when she gets on the athletic field! . . . “Oh! how I hate to get up in the morning.” 27 }

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Allan McCrae Home Ec. Club; Aihlecic Association; Varsity Hockey; Bell Cote; Varsity Softball. Loves shoes . . . always talking about Oklahoma Uni- versity . . . sweetheart of a Sigma Chi . . . loves boys about 6 ' 4 that drive red Chrysler convertibles . . . loves to play bridge, dance, swim, ride, and sleep when she has the chance . . . loves dogs (Boxers) . . . likes to drive cream-colored Chevys . . . likes to draw . . . always falling down . . . fun to be with . . . loads of personality . . . “Someone please show me what to do next on my knit- ting” . . . pretty eyes. Joan ] [ewton Athletic Association Treasurer; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Softball; Clark House Treasurer. “My teeth are killing me” . . . blonde haired, brown eyed little Oakie . . . vim , vigor, vitality . . . strange fascination for tall boys . . . innumerable suits . . . loves to trade dates in middle of evening . . . puts up with any- thing, even roommate . . . “Have I told you about Butterball?” Terry Lou Robbins Athletic Association Secretary; Business Editor, Bell Cote; Home Ec. Club; Lcnd-A-Hand; World Aflairs Club; Varsity Softball. “Aunt Terence” can usually be found reclining in an easy chair, engrossed in a Love Comic Book with classical music bursting the ears of all. She has suddenly become inter- ested in Hockey — maybe Dartmouth explains it! Be- lieves in “Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow die.” 29 we