Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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DEDICATION “to E, the Senior Class of 1931, lovingly and gratefully dedicate this edition of The Cupola to Miss Barber, who , though unable to give us her guidance in person these last months , has , nevertheless , been steadily real to us. In the years to come , her personality will be remem- bered and her spirit toil l remain a vivid example of immortality .

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MISS BARBER

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FOREWORD £, the Class of 19} t, have ?nemories both gay and sad to carry away with us and treasure in future years. We hold these the more dear because of their asso- ciation with M. V. S. and friends we have made here. As Crusaders we have embarked on a sacred mission , not only to obtain knowledge , but to realize a spirit of comradeship and loyalty. Always we have kept a goal of truth before us -a goal set by the words and example of those about us. Though we leave the school with our ambitions still unrealized , some day we hope to return, bringing with us proudly the proof that we have not forgotten the ideals instilled in us here.