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

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enior I Ik Senior Class of 1959 has in the past two years attempted to maintain those ideals which are upheld by the college. The class functions as a working unit. T his harmony has made it possible for each member to Class All hail the class of ' 59 For whom we wish to cheer . The memories of our happiness We always will hold dear. Flou t k: Pink Camellia Motto: Tn honor we serve.” 16 ] derive a firm sense of loya lty, responsibility, and school spirit. This year the Seniors may be justly proud of the fact that they have created a harmonious atmosphere not only within the class, but also with the Junior Class. Song From classroom work to field of sport Our honor we will hold. All hail Mount Vernon Junior College Our colors pink and rose. Colors: Dusty Pink and Rose Pompadore

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“To helj) us on the way ” Miss Rebecca Converse Secretary to Director of A tt missions Mrs. Vera MacKrill Secretary to the President Mrs. Charles F. Massey Mr. Stubbins Mr. Leebrick Mr. |enkin$ Bookstore Manager Guard Guard Guard Mrs. Alma Gibson, Mrs. Emma Lee Rinnear Mrs. Elsie Kunis Post Office an t ' Tran sportation Switchboard Operators Miss Nelle Snow Nurse Mrs. John B. Hodgkin Nurse Mrs. Smart Little, M is. John J. Drocst her Dietitians Mrs. Muriel Brenton Director of Household Brooks Field House Bea Field House

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Carol Adams 24 Rolfe’s Lane N E W BURY, M ASS A ( ; H US ETTS “Carol” . . . “Wish ihey had Western riding down here” . . . “Which is more fattening, the cake or ice cream?” ... a great rock and roll fan . . . “Here comes another Slap Happy Hour” . . . “How about going to the Hot Shoppe for dinner?” . . . Always on the go . . . “Yes, I really was a 4-H Cow Girl Queen” . . . “Can you help me fix my hair?” . . . Memories of Bermuda ... “I must bring back some records” . . . Massachusetts, here I come . . . “We must go to the Smithsonian Institute soon” . . . Sewing expert . . . “What shall I wear?” . . . Wants to become an Interior Decorator . . . “Only had — typing mistakes today” . . . Attentive listener . . . Always trying to be helpful . . . Has a collec- tion of ribbons and trophies won at horse- shows . . . Western movie fan. Hell Cote, 1; Photograph) Editor, 2; World Affairs, 1. 2; Ml. Vernon Riding Team, 1, 2; Christian Forum, 1. 2; Lcnd-a-Hand, 1, 2. “Root, saddle , to horse , and away ” Lee Altsheler 3205 Mockingbird Lane Louisville. Kentucky “Lee” . . . “Frog” . . . naturally curly hair, always in place . . . men’s shirts and crew neck sweaters . . . “You all, I have to go on a diet!” . . . peaches and cream complexion ...“any mail today?” . . . W illiams, Williams . . . our star athlete . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . blushes easily ... “I just don’t understand this psych” . . . long dis- tance calls and orchids from Quantico . . . New York — “What a blast” . . . early to bed and early to rise . . . always flustered . . . hails from the Blue Grass state . . . “W hen Sunny Gets Blue” . . . “Oh. it was sooo neat” . . . A id collector of college pennants . . . ex Navy fan . . . dry wit . . . “W ' ill I ever finish this shorthand” . . . “Guess what I got on the typing assignment??” . . . “Oh, you all!!” Glee Cluli. 1: Bell Com . 2: Hockey Yarsit , I. 2; Christian Forum, 1.2; Social League. 1; Ps cholog Club. 2. “ She is happy whose circumstances suit her temper, hut she is more excellent who can suit her temper to any circumstances .”