Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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MARY ALICE GOODRICH CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA MOLLY Three years at M. V r S.; Social League Representative 43 - ' 44 ; Varsity Hockey ' 42- ' 44 ' War Bond Committee ' 43 - ' 44: Bandage Rolling ' 44- ' 45: Editor-in-Chlef of Year- bools ' 44- ' 4 5 . Popular, clever, attractive, sincere, slightly re- served — these are some of the adjectives which best describe Molly. Yet, underlying these char- acteristics are also those of high standards and ethics. Her work as editor of the yearbook has been untiring and has made her an outstanding member of our form. SALLY ANNE GRONER IRVINGTON-ON-THE HUDSON, SAL ' NEW YORK One year at M. V. S.r Hockey Varsity 44- ‘45 ; Glee Club ' 44-45, Believe it or not, Sal has chosen occupational therapy as her career. Her conscientiousness and assiduity have been reflected not only in her class activities but also in her athletics. These characteristics will be an asset in the realization of her ambition. s E V E N T F E N

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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

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ANNE HENDERSON WASHINGTON, 0. C. HENDO Three years at M. V, S.; Optima ' 43 ' 45; Literary Club ' 42- 4S: Bandage Rolling ' 44 - 45. Anne is the girl with the small, soft voice and the large ideas. Throughout three years at Mount Vernon, Hendo has maintained the same scholas- tic standards. Her originality and artistic ability have been valuable assets to our class. MARY ELIZABETH HENRY PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA BETTY Two years at M. V, Little Theatre 43- 45; Social League Representative 44 45; Hockey Versify 44 ; War Bond Committee P 44-’4$, Betty has made lasting friends by her understand- ing smile and sunny nature. Because of such faculties as high Ideals and perseverance, she has done well at Mount Vernon. As a member of the Social League, Betty has contributed greatly to the success of our dances. L ) G H T E E X