Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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BARBARA ANN COCHRAN WASHINGTON. D. C. BARBY One year at M. V. S.’ War Bond Committee 44 45. Barby is a redhead! Yet strangely enough, the most well known characteristic of redheads — a quick temper — seems to have been left out of her make-up, and taking its place is a double portion of vivacity. Dimples, smiles, and a fun loving nature will always bring to mind a picture of our class redhead. BARBARA MARCRUM COLE CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND SABS Three years at M. V.. S, ; Class Treasurer ' 43- ' 44 ■ Little Theatre ‘42- ' 4S: Treasurer of Little Theatre ' 44-’45. Babs is very attractive, has a sense of humor and a decidedly winning personality. It naturally follows, therefore, that she has made and retained many friends. Her chief characteristic is her deep and sincere desire to become a dancer and an actress; evidence of this is offered by her interest and success in the Little Theatre. i 1 i r i-: i T

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I SUSANNE BRITTON PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA ’ ' SUE One year at M. V. S.; Bandage Rolling 44- 45. Sues blonde hair and blue eyes blend well with her quiet mannerisms and neat appearance. Ten- nis is her forte, but her athletic ability is not limited to this one sport. The qualities of fair play and good sportsmanship that have helped Sue to excel in this field guarantee her success in any endeavor. JULIA MacDOWELL CLARK STAUNTON, VIRGINIA ' JUBY One year et M. V. $.; War Bond Committee 44 ' 4 $, ' Where ' s Tribby? This query could only be posed by one member of our class— Juby Clark. Whether dashing up to lunch or going down to the Y ' for basketball, these two are a fun- loving pair. There is no doubt that Juby ' s happy- go-lucky disposition will always stand her in good stead. I O U R T L t : X

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CATHERINE HERBERT COX ROME. ITALY BIMBA One year at M, V. S.; Secretary-Treasurer, Athletic Asso- ciation ' 44- ' 45; Glee Club 44 ' 45; Salvage Committee 44- 45; Hockey Varsity ' 44- 45. The phrase, ’The life of the partyT has become trite and meaningless, but, when applied to Bimba, this phrase seems to take on fresh savor. Friendliness, enthusiasm, and that Intangible-yet- desirable quality known as pep are some of the characteristics which have made Bimba so many friends. JULIA NELSON EASLEY LEW1SBURG, WEST VIRGINIA JUDY Three years at M. V. S.; Class Treasurer 42-45; Hockey Varsity ' 41 - 44 ; Literary Club ' 42- 45; President of the Social League for the Preparatory School ' 44- ' 45; War Bond Committee ' 44- 45; Literary Editor of the Yearbook ’44-‘45; Optima ' 43-‘45. Curly brown hair and an infectious giggle spell Judy. She is the kind of person who is fun to be with in the classroom, where Optima testifies to her ability, and in school events, where her origi- nality and spirit lend to the activities of the Social League. I SIXTEEN