Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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■H % vjb oj iuS C. j i© 5 0IA4 CM O o i C 30 v 2 sJV too ■ ' -J w ' Oi, - 1 Sk x fcv fo ' qp % f v oCu V OoV UJ 1 W S ' x OXJ § hSj v - .jl. KATHLEEN JOHNSON BetheSda, Maryland Kay” xjoxJi-S Qd o- i-rvxo ' fc Two years at M, V. S.; Optima 4S- , 46; Secretary- Treasurer of Optima 40 J 46; Little Theater 44- 4 6; Bandage Rolling 44- 45; Hockey Varsity H5- 46, iNXxjt . t) v O Ol £CS fCVJUSA. H° Jr v e vs - ' 1 (J XoJr TAA nJK d v j V. OL- vAi . y i L V 9 M Many things can he said about Ray. A brilliant mind, an aptitude for living, a pleasing sense of humor, and a smile for everyone, which all adds up to an exceptionally nice girl. Although she is shy, she is attractive and has a true sense of sincerity. We know that whatever Kay does she is sure to come out on top. 00- xiil Vvj». VUA.Otv vxs 5 v vOt3- Vc5 OUtV 3 sj C£rrr o rv ) pJiJi. c Ci ' JL v k, CT n . Cvxa-O orNtuttr x cuv c Jt cx rOcv Orlewx lo r«3 - VxV c iJrooJr ncr- juJK ’M, $V OA ' X fc JOvA » VO sJh Vo, Jv- EDMONIA C. KEARNY , (9-OtV - - A -i . . . Washington, D. C. ' Eddie ' Three years at M, V. S,; Bandage Rolling 4} - 44; Wax Bonds 44 - J 4 5 ; Little Theater 44- 4 6; Switch- j l5 ? j a pr W o 4 r N v . Red hair, a winning smile, and a cute figure are V all characteristics of Eddie. Although slightly shy, she never fails to be amusing or to lend a sympa- thetic ear to all her friends. It is evident by the very fact that Eddie is extremely likeable that she is headed toward sure success. T w H N TY-I w Q

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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

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RIETA LATCH Washington, D. C I etc is a person with great capacity to enjoy every- thing and everybody. She has been blessed with a fine sense of humor, an even disposition, and a mind of her own. Her ambition is to be a gym teacher, but whatever she chooses to do, we are certain that she will be successful. MARIE ANTOINETTE COUSSIA DE MAUVOISIN Washington, D. C. 4 ee years M „ AMS? Three Mi mi is a girl who is going to have fun wherever she is because of her never-failing sense of humor Her gay, happy-go-lucky nature has made her a popular girl during her three years here at Mount Vernon, and we are all going to miss her. I E X TV - THREE