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

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Ann Arnold “Annie” Glee Club; Vice- President, Cole House; Vaudeville Director, ’50 ’51 ; Editor, Bell Cote; President, World Affairs Club, 51-’52. For she’s a jolly good fellow . . . Common sense and personality . . . When it rains, it pours ... “1 feel sure my roommate has lost her mind!” . . . “It’s your turn to make the coffee” . . . “Let’s face it, this life is too much for me” . . . “Merry, why did you do it?” Elaine Courts World Affairs Club, ’51- 52; Home Ec Club; ‘Little Theatre,’ ’50- ’52, President, ' 51 -’52. Always a lady . . . “NO, thank you” . . . Groomed to perfection . . . Loves to imitate Yankees . . . “Oh, sweetie” . . Sarah Bernhardt the second . . . Regimented neatness. Julie Dickson “Jules” Baseball Varsity, Little Theatre, ’50-’51 ; Social League; Bell Cote, ’51 ’52, Athletic Association; World Affairs Club, ’50 ’52. Green Key Queen . . . “Wheeeeeeeee party!” . . . “Most incoherent boy I’ve ever known!” . . . Debutante per- sonified . . . “How on earth can 1 answer this letter?” . . . A true daughter of the Navy . . . “You know what 1 mean !” 13

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COLE HOUSE Ann Arnold “It’s All In The Game” Evelyn Burger “San Anconio Rose” Alice Lee Carter ‘‘O, Little Town of Bethlehem” Dickie Cornell “Because” Elaine Courts. “Over A Bottle Of Wine” Julie Dickson “You’re In The Navy Now” Dotty Doyle “Moon Over Miami” Sharon Gallagher. “I’ll String Along With You” Jackie Hostcr “Candy And Cake” Henry Jones “Save The Bones For Henry Jones” Nancy Maclnnis “Carolina Moon” |ane Magee “I Only Have Eyes For You” Judy McLeod “Twenty four Hours Of Sunshine” Jeanne Mussil .“My Foolish Heart” Merry Helen Nevins ‘Little Girl From Little Rock” Patcv Overstreet “Darn That Dream” Jan Perdue “Beautiful Dreamer” Maryannc Perkins . . .“Bewildered” April Poage . “Maryland, My Maryland” Renee Razook “Forget Your Troubles— Come On Get Happy” Eleanor Sample Tm Always True To You Darling (In My Fashion)” Nita Sams “Somebody Loves Me — I Wonder Who” Billie Rees Samuel .“The Tennessee Waltz” Jeanne Sanson ....... .“I’m Just Wild About Harry” Meg Simpson “Tell Me Why” Trudy Slater .“How High The Moon” Merry Spalding “Beyond The Blue Horizon” Del Voltz “Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend” Mary Lyall Wannamaker. . .“Anything Goes” Sophie Woodson “Ain’t Misbehaving” Marilyn Yost “When I’m Not Near The One I love I Love The One I’m Near”

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Sharon Gallahgcr House Committee; Social League; Treasurer, Cole House, 51 ’52, Little Theatre, ’50 52, Treasurer, ‘52; World Aflairs Club, ’50 ’52. Dresden doll with an Irish disposition . . Kidder of the second floor . . . Financial genius of Cole . . “I m going to retire at 10 :00” . . Hates leaky faucets . Beak of the weak. JS [ancy M aclnnis Cheerleader, Bei.i Cote; Little Theatre, ' 51 ‘52; Spanish Club, 50 ' 52. Treasurer, 52; Athletic Association, World Affairs Club, ’50 ’52. Unobtrusive fiend . “Athletics? Impossible!” . . . “Yes, I’ll pack your formal when I have time” . Quietly gets pinned about twice a semester . But he sang so pretty, I just couldn’t leave.” Jane Magee “Maggie” Baseball Varsity; World Affairs Club, ’51 -’52; Athletic Associa- tion, Bell Cote; President, Cole House; Co-op Council; Social League, ' 51V52; Hockey Varsity, 50 52. Wonderful House president . Special deliveries . . . “Who messed up this kitchen?” . . Supporter of Bell Telephone Company . . “Home, Boston, and Jack” . . . Peaches and cream complexion and beautiful brown hair . Sweet and kind i H