Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Maizie” I tails from Port Washing ton. Long Island, To hear her talk one must know that ' s the plate where dippers land and sailboats sail. This tall blond of ours spends most of her time mothering her brood of troublesome children, the way- ward Seniors, Little Theater, lessons on the harp, and fencing occupied Ruth ' s time last year; hut tins ear she cut out will] the other volley bailers, and has confined her indoor sports to Little Theater. We just don ' t find people like Ruth every day; she is the real thing. 23

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Joan, from Yankee Worcester, Mass., has been our class Vice-President both Junior and Senior years. She is also a leader in Choir and an outstanding member of the Hockey team. This Joan of ours, besides being an artist in clay model- ing. has an interest in interior decoration. She already has a job for next year with a decorating firm in Boston, Here ' s hoping, though, that Johnny realises her deepest ambition and brings those Southerners into tine at last. 22

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ARBARA BUXTON Bari conies lo IY1. V S. from Kansas City, Missouri. While still a Junior, her high academic honors won her an invitation to Optima, This year she is Vice-President of that honor society. Buxton is also an all-round athlete. During her two years at Mount Vernon she lias been a member of the Yellow hockey and basketball teams. She sings in the Choir and the Glee Club. We specially treasure her ready sense of humor and her enthusiastic school spirit. Whenever a worthwhile activity is being launched, Barbara is sure to be on hand with her help and encouragement.