Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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WILMOTH ROL PAULETT WASHINGTON. D. C. ROL One year at M. V. S,; War Bond Committee , 44-“45. Few girls can stake their claim to fame on being perfectly natural, and ' Paulett RoH is one of those few. Her excellent sense of humor quickly gained her many friends at Mount Vernon, Ath- letically inclined and a good sport, Rol, we know, will do well in her chosen carreer — that of a Phy- sical Education Director. CAROL RAYMOND HAMILTON, MASSACHUSETTS XAPPY One year at M. V. S.; Varsity Hoefcey ' 44; Class Treasurer 44 ' 45: Salvage Committee ’44- 45, One rarely finds such a combination of ability in studies and athletics as we have found in Gappy. These dual interests are largely responsible for Carol s prominence at Mount Vernon. Her sin- cerity is one of her many attributes and has won her many friends. ' I W l N T Y - T Vr Q

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VALERIE MOOLMAN CAPETOWN. SOUTH AFRICA VAL Two years at M. V. Sc Hockey Varsity ' 44; Bandage Rolling ' 44 - ' 45 ; Optima ' 44- ' 45, Val has the amazing and enviable faculty of being able to present an excellent argument and, in turn, to be an attentive listener. This charac- teristic alone accounts for her ability to mix with people, both old and young. Having lived in South Africa, England, and America, Val has varied and interesting ideas. CATHERINE ELIZABETH OSGOOD BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS BETH One year at M. V. Sc Switchboard ' 44 - ' 45 r Lend-A-Hand Representative 44—45. Facing a task of all work and no play as the class representative to Lend-a-Hand. Beth did a fine job. Armed with her warm friendliness and cheerful disposition, it is no wonder that this attractive brunette succeeded. Lots of fun and gifted with originality, Beth is a popular girl. TWENTY-ONE

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JOYCE LYNETTE ROSENFELD BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN TONI One yea t at M. V, $.; Glee Club 44- ' 45; Art Editor of Yearbook ' 44- ' 45. There was no question in the class as to who should head the art staff of the yearbook. Toni ' s individuality and artistic ability permitted no alternative. If the examples of her work found in this book are typical, although they are her first publications, we are sure they will not be the last. MARGARET ANN TR16BY WASHINGTON, a C. TRI BBY ' ‘ Three years at M r V. S.; Hockey Varsity ' 4 3 - 1 44 ; President of Preparatory School War Bond Committee 44-45, Tribby ' s main contribution to our class, and to the school as a whole, besides running a super bus line between sports and school, has been her exceptional prowess on the Varsity Hockey Team. However, Margaret has not shone solely as hockey fullback, but also has been an ardent member of the War Bond Committee wh ich has greatly benefited by her participation. p: n i y - T H K i i