Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd EIGHT

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Dorothy W. Lindsay (Mrs. Chas. R , Jr.) House Resident Florence Ashworth Carter House Resident Prince School of Boston. Julia Elrogen (Mome. Franz) Music Graduate of the State Academy of Music, Vienna; Pupil and assistant of Professor Richard Robert, Vienna. Alice Gerstl Duschak Voice Graduate of the State Academy of Music, Vienna; the New Vienna Conservatory; studied at the Mozarteum, Salzburb, and in Milan. Adolph Torovsky Chord Director Graduate of Peabody Conservatory of Music; Associate Guild of Organists. Dorothy Egli Triem (Mrs. J. S.) Dramatics B.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology. Marguerite C. Munn j r f Art Students League; New York School of Fine and Applied Art; Pupil of Howard Giles. Henry B. Snell, Robert Brackman, George Bridgeman. Gladys Steinem (Mrs. Lester H.) , R.N. Graduate, Gallinger Hospital, Washington, D, C. Nelle Snow, R.N. Graduate, St. Joseph ' s Infirmary, Atlanta, Ga. Grace Hancock Goodrich (Mrs. Niles) Fort Hayes Teacher ' s College; Lewis Hotel Training School. Anne Akehurst B.S. in Education, Bouve- Boston School of Physical Education in Tufts College. Mollie Rested B.S. in Education, Bouve-Boston School of Education in affiliation with Tufts College. Nell Duke Home Economics Resident Nurse Resident Nurse Dietitian Physical Education affiliation with Pfoy s ica l Ed u ca t io n riome jzcononncs A.B., University of Alabama; M A., George Peabody College for Teachers -3 V ■ £rr R A VA L u L Mari B S.E., M,Ed., The Teachers College of the City of Boston. Elsie D. Anderson (Mrs. Olav F.) R.S., University of Wisconsin. Jenny Round us A. R., George Washington University. Dorothy DeZouchf B. A., Iowa State University. Mathematics French English .iftG.ru Marjorie F. GuTHEiM ' fs tU.i, ■ M.A., A.B., Radcliffe College. JuX I Caroline Miller (Mrs. Frank N., Jr.) B.S , George Washington University. H avila nd Nelson A.E., Bryn Mawr; M.A,, University of California. % ' j J f H+iV ! ll % jlHi I T ■ History + v u Scit nee Latin Marion J. Tucker (Mrs. John F. P.) English B.A., Smith College. Florence J. Williams . Librarian A.R., B.S. in L.S., University of Illinois; G rad u are work, American University, SLY E N

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Remembrances The Fourth Form of 1946 wishes to express their deep and heartfelt thanks to our advisors for their unfailing interest and encouragement. With- out their understanding and kindly guidance, our path would have been far more difficult. To Mrs. Schultheis: Coming into a new school is of a necessity difficult, but your personal interest in each one of us made our way smoother. You helped us to breech the gap be tween the old school and the new, and to prove our ability by attain- ing Flag Honor. To you, we extend our sincere thanks. To Miss Crum: During the two years for which you acted as our class advisor, we all came to know you as not only a teacher and an advisor, but also and fore- most as a friend. Your wise council and never ceasing diligence was of a great and lasting value to us and will serve us throughout our lives. You will always have a place in our hearts. To Mrs. Lindsay: You came to us in our hour of need and have served as our inspira- tion throughout this year. In addition to your help in the solution of every- day problems confronting our class, the companionship which you have offered us has contributed greatly to our happiness here at Mount Vernon. Words seem inadequate to express that intan geable feeling in our hearts. 1 N i;