Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ANN LANE WASHINGTON, D. C. ANNIE Three years at M. V. S. ' President Class , 42- ' 43, ' 44- ' 45: Optima 43-45; Little Theatre 42- ' 45: Hockey Varsity ’43-’44- War Bond Committee ' 44-45; Co-Business Man- ager Year Book ' 44- ' 45 In any class, or group of people, there are natu- rally those who, by sheer strength of personality and ability to accomplish, stand out. Such a person Is Ann. Her chief forte Is found in her scholastic achievements, but she also excels In activities — the Little Theatre and Art. Evidence of her inborn ability to lead is accorded by her two terms as Class President. Popular, attractive, friendly — Ann is an ' All-Round girl. DORIS REBECCA STOETZER FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA DO ' 1 Three years at M. V. S.; Vice President Class 42- ' 43; President Class ' 43- ' 44; House Chairman. Gatesly ' 43- ' 44; President Preparatory School Student Body 1 4 4 - ' 4 B ■ Glee Club ' 42- ' 45; Co-Business Manager Year Book t 44- ' 45; War Bond Committee ' 44- ' 45. Do Is a leader, Do is a humorist, Do is a f riend — - leadership, jokes, and friendship, these are three of the characteristics that have so endeared Do to our complete class. She is a person who will be a success wherever she goes if the results of her unifying the Student Body can be judged as typical, and we think they can. i i v ( n

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When we returned In the fall of ‘44 as the Fourth Form of M. V. S., our class had increased to 30. Each girl chose her activities and applied herself with determination. We ordered our class rings, we individually chose books for a Fourth Form Library, and we worked on our yearbook. We played hockey, we worked over chemistry and biology, we danced, and we sang. In everything we did, there seemed to be happiness — a happiness which was sometimes less apparent, but which was there always, regardless. We were the leaders of a new student body, and as such, we wanted to set high standards and to reach a goal for following Fourth Forms to maintain. We hope we have succeeded. . . . J I N

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MARY LEE ANDREWS OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA BILLIE One year at M. V. S + ; Jango Captain at Walter Reed Hospital. Always an ardent worker, Billie has a smile for everyone. She is attractive, and this attribute, coupled with a winning personality, enables her to make friends easily. Perseverance is one of Billie ' s leading characteristics and will help her to be as successful in later life as she has been In her year at Mount Vernon, BARBARA LEE BECK READING, PENNSYLVANIA BOBBIE ' One year at M. V. Bandage Rolling ' 44-45. An outstanding amount of poise and reserve characterizes Barbara. She has originality and humor which have added greatly to our form. Her enviable quality of displaying a genuine seriousness and sympathy always presents itself when most needed. TV EL V E