Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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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

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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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BLENDA ANITA BLOM SWEDEN NITA One year at M. V, $,; Little Theatre ' 44- ' 45; House Chair ' man, Glen brook ' 44 ' 45; Salvage ' 44- 1 -4 5 . Nuestra amiga de Sud America has brought us a lively combination of beauty and intelligence. Her participation in the Little Theatre has given her a good start in her chosen career. Quiet yet forceful, Nita is a girl who will make her mark. JOANNE BOBRINK SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS JO One year at M. V. $.: Little Theatre 44-45; Episcopal Canteen ' 44- 45, It is rather unusual to find an ' Army Brat — an extensive traveler by necessity — who, in so short a time, has fitted in as well as Jo. Perhaps this adaptability can best be attributed to her friendly manner, her cuteness, and her sweetness. Inci- dentally, her greatest ambition— one which we would all like to realize — is to travel around the world and then to settle in Hawaii. THIRTEEN