Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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BETTY JEANNE HARRELL Washington, D. C. Bee fay Four years at M. V. S.; Glee Club ’42 -’4 3; War Bonds and Salvage Committee ' 43 -’44; Switch- board ’44- ’46; Cheer Leader ’43-46. rJ % jU-. ckJ2J? , t o j m a foovtfi • Bee Jay, the big- li t tie girl of our class, a pin-point of pnprpv Inc won fnp iiprtplf rlip rtrl nf A G of energy, has won for herself the title of Miss Pep Plus of the fourth term. Her super opti- mism, her vim, vigor and vitality did her in good stead when she led the rousing cheers at our school games. MARGARET HARTMAN Washington, D. C, tf Peg” Four years at M. V. S.; Archery Club ' 42-43; Class President 42 -’44; Secretary of Secondary School Council 42- 43; Secretary-Treasurer of Student Body 4S-’4tf; War Bonds ' 44-Hf; Library Com- mittee ' 4 $- 46 . Perfectly groomed, with an air of quietness about her, Margaret is full of surprises, for her calmness and pleasantness don ' t always hide that mischiev- ous gleam in her eye. As president of our class for two years, she has shown us her capability and willingness. Well -liked and persevering, Margaret is genuine. T w £ x x Y

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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

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BETTY HELSING There are those who by their beauty stand out in any crowd; such a person is Betty, Though slight- ly reserved, she has made her share of friend ' ? at Mount Vernon, Always ready with a cheerful word to pull you out of despair, Betty will live a happy and contented life. Washington, B. C. Betty Three years at M,V,$,; Glee Club ’43- 45; War Bonds ’44 45; Class Secretary 44- 3 45; Secretary- Treasurer of Social League 45 - 46; Library Com- mittee ’4 3-46; Literary Club ’43 - T 4 6. HENRIETTA j l Mon tgo m er y , Alabama Hennic” Three years at M. V. S. ; Varsity Hockey ’43 -’46; Varsity Basketball ’43 -46; Little Theater ’43 -’46; Literary Club ’4 5 -’46; Switchboard ’43-’45; Chair- man Library Committee 45-’46; Vice President of Class ’4 3 -’4 6; Editor of Yearbook ’4 3 -’46, A lea der, a writer, an actress, an athlete, and a very attractive girl to boot — this is Hen nic. Feel- ing responsibility deeply, as Editor she has been the force behind our Yearbook, This enthusiastic young miss, with her Alabamy” drawl, is as un- predictable as New England weather and just as refreshing. O £-0, .X a Ken LWyJi, ' h ( .. J. — -A - . A ” U zJJt Q TWENTY- ONE k ' W 4 , y