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

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1 w ANN ALLISON 505 East Street Graham, Texas Dear Ann, Package a week from Neiman Marcus . . . What ' s the problem? . . . Most faithful hula student in Hawaii . ... Oh, that ' s tacky! . . . Sparkling brown eyes . . . Evenings at the Fontainbleau . . . Member of the big 4 tour of Lauderdale, Miami and the Bahamas . . . Loyal Longhorn fan . . . Most likely to suc- ceed in “The Hill . . . Am I Collegiate?? . . . Where did you say you lived? . . . How many letters did I get today? . . Birthday fling with Singing Sam . . . Bound for T.U. and T.E. . . . Comes in a small package but a big heart . . . One- twelfth— (1 12) . ELLEN ACKISS 53rd Street and Holly Road Virginia Beach, Virginia Dear Ellen: These two years at Mount Vernon . . . mem- ories, memories, memories . . . What about winter parties at Hampden-Sidney? Then there ' s finals . . . “Two Fools , “Night Train , “Wild One . . . Six hour bus rides . . . All day Saturday sail boat rides . . . “Only fifteen more days ... “I gained a half pound yesterday . . . Not going to eat a thing today . . . “Look at my spikes . . . Ryan, Tom, Dick, Jerry . . . Then there ' s DUKE . . . “Can ' t decide whether to go to U.C.L.A. or Penn. State . . . “Won- der if I can get a job at Chapel Hill? . . . “Shall we go to ‘Blackie ' s ' this week or next, maybe both . . . “Wonder when I ' ll hear from him — two weeks from now if I ' m lucky — “I got the sweetest letter today. “Let ' s wait ' til 10:30 to start studying . . . “Two in the morning — “Want another cup of coffee, Sandra? . . . Last summer in Roanoke and the beach . . . “He ' s only a year younger, not quite a year . . . “What shall I wear? . . . Just wait ' til this sum- mer and next year. It will really be great, as soon as the parents get used to it. Thank you, Ellen, for being such a wonder- ful friend. Mount Vernon wouldn ' t have been the same without you. Love, Sandra Barker 24

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Mrs. John B. Hodgkin Miss Nelle Snow Nurses Bea and Brooks Field Hou8e Mrs. Alma Gibson Mrs. Elsie Kunis (Not Pictured) Switchboard Operators Mr. Stubbins Guard Mr. Leebrick Mr. Jenkins Guards PASSING I ZONE | 23

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CLASS OF ’60 SANDRA ANDREAS 7400 Miami View Drive North Bay Island Miami Beach, Florida Dear Sandy, Dm so excited ... U. of Florida, George- town, Kansas State, V.M.I., Maryland, Princeton . . . Tammy, Tammy, Tammy . . . and Bill . . . continuous chain of long dis- tance calls . . . the irresistable charm of a pixie . . . little things mean a lot . . . Aquinas and gardenias . . . suntan . . . Sigma Chi sweetheart . . . vivacious person- ality . . . trials, tears, and then a ray of sunshine . . . Georgetown Spring Weekend, 1959, Johnny Mathis, “My Funny Valen- tine” . . . Y’all, we’ve got to be cool about this . . . one-twelfth . . . Love, Janie Bowron MELINDA AUGUST “Peacemeal Farm” Washington Valley Road Morristown, New Jersey Dear Muffy, Remember “Toads-weasel” and “toad-split” May Day date? Surprises for animals from town. Saturday movie or two or three . . . Brooks Brothers, Boston branch . . . Sum- mer job and added attraction . . . MAINE . . . Strauss (waltzes of course) . . Princeton— “Have Fun” . . . Linda, would you like to use the autoharp? . . . Patient bather . . . Ganarh Ganarh . . . “Wake up little Susie” in the middle of the night!? Innocent bystander — I know. Outstanding roommate and fellow conspirator . Ready, willing and able . . . Fashionable dresser . . . “Mounds” and more pounds . . . Boop and Beethoven Muffin . . . Box of cheese . . . It’s empty? Almost. A true friend is forever, Susie Waters 25