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

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Elizabeth Bracken 10 Berwyn Road Muncie, Indiana “Ibis” . . . “look who’s in the paper today” . . . “toad” . . . W ard-Board Low-Pebble . . . “pinned?, how much do you want to bet?” . . . ‘I’m so unprepared” . . . “are you sure you’re sure?” . . . “Ostrich” . . . “hon- estly, that darn MacArthur lull” . . . do you say you like champagne? . . . “but these heels will he too high” . . . anyone lor June Week? . . . those four brothers . . . “you know, the one at ” . . . brown loafers with black polish . . . Leland, Leland . . . “Oh, for a sail” . . . “where are you” . . . and how were those bachelors? . . . nightly trips down three flights to the mailbox . . . that Williams wall paper . . . 1:00 a.m. . . . “Overweight Eight” . . . the grey uniform . . . “Weasel and Ratty, help me fix my bed” . . . “for better or worse; in sickness and in health, etc.” Psychology Club, 1; Drama Club, I; World Alla i is, I, 2; Secretary of Cole House, 2. (i Out of determination and laughter comes something which is her own special music.” Nancy Brown 019 East Brow Road Lookout Mountain, Ti nnesskf “Brownie” . . . “Nancy Brown (rebel) went to town those great big beautiful blue eyes . . . Tommy, Tommy and more Tommy . . . “Yolare — oh, oh,” . . . trips to North Carolina, IJ.Va., and THE Mountain ... “I can’t wait to see every- body at home” . . . dancing and tennis lover . . . “Do you wanna dance” . . . pas- sion for happy shoes and monogramed blouses . . . log cabins, open (ires, pine needles, bay windows and chipmunks . . . studies at the right times . . . asleep at 10:30 and carries on amusing conversations in her sleep ... “I know it” . . . “hot darn you buddy, buddy” ... a fourth of the big four . . . “now y’all be quiet” . . . lots of fun and mischief in her little head . . . neat in every way and everything. Varsity basketball. 1; VarsitN tennis. 1; Leaders, 1.2: Lcnd-a-Hand. 1.2; Christian Forum, 1: Spanish Club. I. “ Happy am I; from care I ' m free! ]Vhy aren ' t they all content like me? [21

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Martha Boyd c o Mrs. John E. Boyd 210 Woodland Terrace, Alexandria, Va. “Martha” . . . well rounded . . . that’s a good word for Martha . . . who else could he a member of Optima, active member oi Glee Club and a friend to all? . . . active person, interested in life and living it . . . contagious smile . . . interest in everyone’s problems . . . regular member of the “held house sitters union” . . . brightens up many lunch hours with many tales of embarrasing moments . . . baggy sweaters . . . one re- sponsible for original “Mary fane” diet . . . mumps? — no, Mary Janes . . . busy every weekend . . . that “farm boy in Charlottesville . . . commutes every day from Alexandria . . . those who have laughed with and loved Mar could say — “that’s Mar — good natured, good worker, and good friend Student Court. 1. 2; Optima. 1. 2; Secretan of Optima. 2; Glee Club. 2; Co-op, 2; Day Student Chairman, 2. “Wisdom- of many . . . wit of one” Nancy Bogan 730 Germantown Pike Lafayette Hill, Pennsylvania “Bogie” . . . “Carolina Moon” . . . Red Roses . . . “diet schmiet, let’s eat” . . . multi- telephone calls . . . room under the stars . . . in desperation, a subscription to the New York Times . . . full attire . . . uncon- trollable cackle . . . Baltimore parties ... a most sincere friend . . . “how delightful, eggs for breakfast” . . . needs a social secre- tary . . . mail and male . . . vivacious . . . “I’m impressed” . . . sophisticated coffee drinker . . . “oh, did 1 lead trumps?” . . . Miss Popularity . . . rock and roll friend . . . annual party at Lafayette Hill . . . has com- mon sense and HIDDEN intelligence . . . supports infirmary . . . enormous brown eyes . . . craves cowboy movies . . . “Have Coast Guard will travel.” Drama. 1, 2: World Affairs, 2; Lcnd-a-Hand, 1: Psychology, 1. 2. “ A tittle nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men”

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Suzanne Brown 1734 CoLDWATER Canyon Drive Beverly Hills, California “Suzie . . . “I ' m really snowed this time . . . the most unorganized organizer on campus . . . Shalimar perfume . . . fabulous week-ends at Sewanee . . . Bermuda is still Paradise . . . “wouldn’t you just love a piece of candy? . . . Greenwich Village is just great . . . Lanz dresses . . . long, painted fingernails . . . famous for losing plane tickets . . . loquacious . . . “let ' s have a party . . . bananas for breakfast . . . “I’m just not the tweedy type . . . loves to knit on Study Day . . . “California, here I come . . . “Well, it ' s 1 a. m.. I’ve just got to study . . . another weekend, another snowman . . . five-foot two, eyes of blue . . . “tomor- row I’m going on a diet. World Affairs, 1. 2; Hull Con, 1, 2; French Club, 1, 2: Cole House President, 2; Co-op, 2; Student Court, 2. “ A good natured prison is never out of place ” Caron Burke c o Mr. and Mrs. William Kinnaird 1303 West moor Trail WlN NT 1KA, ll LINOIS “Caron’’ . . . “hi, ya’ll . . . “Annapolis just isn ' t the same this year’’ . . . cronic com- plainer of the hypocondria variety . . . “but, honest, Mrs. Weir said I had appendicitis . . . insists she got mono from her brother . . . whats this about a newspaper route last summer? . . . “I ' m asleep, somebody open the window and let in some air . . . doesn’t “sweat” anything but zoology . . . Peter and the Wolf . . . “I’m snowed, really snowed — he’s a real southern gentleman” . . . insists Chicago is paradise . . . Prince- ton rates high ... “1 want to marry a Nav man. but he’ll have to be an admiral . . . “honest. I’m a Yankee . . . “yeah, uh- lmh”. Glee Club. 1. 2: President of Glee Club, 2; Cheer- leader. I, 2; Leaders, 2; Spanish Club, 1; Christian Forum, I; Lend-a-Hand, 1, 2. “ ’ ? full of ?nusi( as chons of singing birds ' 22