Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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W or y? y f- ' V V Qqr AGNES LAURA DUNN Washington, D. C. Agnes’ Three years at M. V. S ; Child Care ' 43 - ' 46; Sal- vage Committee ’44-’4S; Little Theater ’44-’4S; Varsity Basketball ’44- 45; President Literary Club ’4S-’46. With the keenness of wit that belongs to a very few and a friendly word for all, Agnes is an ad- dition to any group. As the Chairman of the Lit- erary Club, she has contributed much to its suc- cess, and this is only one example of her ability to carry things through. Friendly, conscientious, persevering— Agnes will make her mark. MARY GERTRUDE DURANT Washington, D, C. Mary GT Three years at M. V. S,; Salvage Committee ’44- 43; Literary Club ' 4 5 -’46; Switchboard 44- ' 4 L ATX o i „ A ’ V , N v ; r o ' . - -r x ° . ' •N ♦ :v The word cute” was made to describe someone like Mary G. Her originality and vivacity have been valuable assets to our class, but her greatest attribute is her charming simplicity — -a character- istic which will take her far along the road to success in life. EIGHTEEN

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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 -

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pvjL corr e. taOQjfe. T re. f-v V 4.-«QLr» e SuUlB l JT rr cc Orv O V ope Ao ' ive pu- OCAp-w oaoSl ooo. 0 e C pciS NANCY GREEFF Beillesda. Maryland Nancy ” oWg W’ y r 0 vsILJL Jl Two years ru M. V. S.; Hockey Varsity ’44 -’4 5; Bandage Rolling ’44-’45; Glee Club ’44-’46; Lit- tle Theater ’4C’46. An even temperament and smiling brown eyes arc characteristic of Nancy. Constantly effervescing good humor, she has a warmth of personality which has made her many friends at Mount Ver- non. JACQUELINE MARIE HAMLIN Binghamton, New York Jackie ’ One year at M. V. $ ; Glee Club ’40 46; Hockey Varsity ’4C’46; Library Proctor ’4C’46, Jackie has been with us only one year, but in that time she has won the friendship of students and faculty alike. She is completely natural and always ready with a cheerful smile. Her many social activities and weekends haven’t hindered her school work as proved by her excellent academic record. AsQ LSjLaA. ClA 4 Q 0 axa ajJIA CCSjGcjj. ci JL ,Q cfl, a, JbC a -s— vj| - CR-jCLd-fi Q — soyi fx ckA SIiJCL JL