Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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' Y ' Po fjP CLy Z cJ std A - Jl rf CUJsL 5 x-e CaA j SARA JUNE BRYSON . A Dothan’s contribution to our class came in the person of June. Through her sincerity and geni- ality, she has made many lasting friends at Mount Vernon during the three years that she has been with us. We’ll never forget June’s lazy southern drawl and ever-ready smile. . .y S ,-6 A ■’ « - y r Dothan, Alabama June Two years at M. V. S.; Glee Club ’44-’46; House Chairmao ’4 5 -’46; Library Committee ’4 5 -’46; Tennis Repre nt stive to A. A. Board. M-OsW-e. ' -rnujif l SOLu 4 j 2 - ' TKcjl. yiJLyL MARY ELLEN DAVIS Falls Church, Virginia Mary” hour years at M. V. S.; Vice President of Class 42 -’4 3; Social League 42- 43 ; Secretary of Class 4 3 -’44; Glee Club ’43- J 44; Lcnd-A-Hand ’44- 45 ; War Bonds ’4 4- ’4 5 ; Secret ary -Treasurer of Optima 44- l 4J; Hockey Team ’44-’45; Literary Club ’4 5 -’46; President of Optima, Mary is one of few persons to whom the true defi- nition of the word friend can be applied. She creates a feeling of warmth and serenity wherever she goes. Although Mary’s chief forte is her academic work, she has proved her ability and in- terest in numerous ways during her four years at M. V. S. oCc t SIXTEEN

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BARBARA ANNE ARROWSMITH Kansas City, Missouri Bobbie ” One year at M. V. S ; Hockey Varsity ’4J-’46; Hockey Representative to A. A. Board ’4J-’46; Hockey Team Captain ’ 4 5 -’46. Bobbie has only been with us one year, but during that time she has made herself very popular. She excells in sports, and we do mean excell. Hats off to Bobbie who has succeeded so admirably in ad- justing herself to new surroundings. LYDIA SLATER BARTLETT Auburn, Massachusetts Lyd” Two years at M. V. Bandage Rolling ’44-’4S; Hockey Varsity ’4J-’46; President of A. A. Board

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Joy has two of the most enviable of traits — a calm disposition and an even temperament. For two years her skill as a pianist has been enjoyed by all, especially the boarders at Gatesley. May she have success in whatever she attempts. ELIZABETH HOLST DIXON Savannah, Georgia rr Dixie” Two years at M. V. S.; Class Treasurer 44- 5 45; Switchboard 44-4 f; Glee Club ' 44- 46; Art Edi- tor of Yearbook, A typical Georgia peach topped by a vv hipped - cream smile befits our Dixie. It is easily under- standable with these traits and many more, why the ' ' male mail” pours in so freely bearing the Dixon name. Her artistic ability coupled with her persevering nature has produced some fine work for the yearbook. It is music that captures her heart, however, and at the rate she is going, the world will soon meet a female Iturbi. -r ' , SjL. ic 1 f 7 Njr KN . . ' w 2 r ? J J? ’ Zft 4 -