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

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Mary Pat McKinney “M. P.” Vice President, Hensley House, ’50-’51 ; President, Hensley House; Vice-President, Senior Class; President, Optima; Bell Cote, ’51 -’52; Spanish Club; World Affairs; Co op Council; Optima, ’50-’5t. Hensley’s greatest president . . . “Anyone for tennis?” . . . Minnie Pearl . . . Cute and witty . . . Tends to trip over chairs . . . Brain of the ‘‘Big 8” . . . Fashion plate of Hensley . . . Loads of fun at any time . . . Dates from Notre Dame . A friend to everyone. Martha McRae World Affairs Club, ' 50-’51; Home Ec Club, ’50-52. Keeps whole house in stitches . . . 24-hour sleeper . . . “The eyes of Texas are upon you” . . . V.M.l. fan . . . The hives . . . “If that gym teacher wants me, she can come and get me!” . . . Generous . . . Fun . . . Knitting for Korea . . . Instigator of Paris plan and black shirt brigade. Betty Joe Pepin “B.J.” World Affairs Club, ’50-’52; Spanish Club; Home Ec Club; Student Court, ' 51 -’52. Beauty queen of Hensley House ... “I don’t blush” . . . Active floor chairman . . Half interest in Hensley’s kitchen . . . Couldn’t get along without her . . . Infec- tious laugh . . “Memphis Blues” . . . Always kidding, always cute, always smiling. A real person and an elite creative writer. 21

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Dionc T oJJ Lilly “Dee” Glee Club, World Affairs; Hockey Varsity; Treasurer, Hensley House, 51 52. Tall and good looking . . “Tin gonna cry Day time whisper, night time yell Has a habit of falling into bath tubs . “Well, why don e you listen 7 Laughs incessantly “How can 1 make my hair grow? 1 ola’s red bathrobe . . Supplies “Big 8’ with stamps Really terrific lola Lyttlc Little Theatre, SO 52, Varsity Tennis, ’50 - VS 1 ; Athletic Asso ciacion; Bull Corn, ’51 ’52. Vivacious member of the Big 8 Phone calls from “73 Bring me a surprise!” . Avid philosopher . . Mexico by jet . Envious face and figure Dra made, on stage and off Always balancing check book Letters from “the marine . . Petrucio’s Kate Sincere and always willing to help. Catherine Martin Catiiy” Home Ec Club, ’50 ’51 , Bell Cote, ' 52, Glee Club; World Affairs, Spanish Club, ’50 ' 52. A spark that lights a fire . Studies from 12 a m. to 4 a m. The old piano-roll hymns . “But I’m not a member of the student body Concert fiend . . There was never a Norfolk drawl like hers Friendly and fun { 20

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Mary Ann Pfmgst M. A.” Athletic Association, ' 50 S2, Varsity Hockey, 51; Hensley Fire Chairman, Home Ec Cluh, ’51 ’52. One of the best . Big brown eyes and that Ipana smile . . Beloved fire chairman . Red wool stockings; cute bow legs . . . “Did he ask me out Friday night?’ ' . . . Hockey champ . Perfect personality . . . “It it’s ‘him,’ I ' m not here” . . . Prefers Marines. Ann Samuel “Sammy” World Allairs Cluh, Social l eague, ’50 ’52, Bell Cote, ’51 ’52. Overflowing with energy . . . “Now Martha” . . Crazy laugh . Daily family phone calls . . . Social League enthusiast . . . Two-minute dresser for first period . . . Makes friends everywhere she goes . . . “This boy is bet- ter looking than the last one” . . Those foreigners . . . Always there with a camera. { 22