Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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MARION LEIGH SMIT LOOM FIELD HlLLS, MfCH One year at M, V. S.; Varsity Hockey ' 4C S 46 War Bonds 41 - 46 ERESA STEWART lar t M. V. S,; Vice President of Class President of Glee Club 44-’4S; President I- A -Hand 43 -’4 6 ; Glee Club ’44- 46; hair man 4 4 - 4 3. of Len House C Oertrude, better Known as 1 ern, is a quiet, vet a forceful person. Her amiability has made her liked by all. During both years at M. V. S., she has been etfic lent and cooperative in the positions she has held. Talented , . . trustworthy . , , we think she’s tops. T WEN T Y -SLY E N

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JEAN POPE Washington, D. C. fr Jca i” -T 6 One year at M. V. S.; Glee Cluli ’4 1 -’4 6. g) -x o 7- (7 (? - j s- £ o . c— -V£ -«3Ua r -c L. d- j 3 CUT ' Always cheerful with a pleasant smile, Jean is liked at first sight. One always feels at ease with her and someone said that that is the real definition of poise Jean has only been with us a short time, but we feel that she has contributed greatly to our class MARY JANE SCHUEFER Washington, D, C. ff fane J Three years at M. V S ; Firsc Aid 44- 45; Hockey Varsity ’4C T 46; Chapel Committee ’4C’46; War Bonds , 4S- , 46 ■ Advertising Manager of Yearbook; Dress Committee 4 4 1 f. Jf hS . V 7 J j Jy t pf v r - . „ e r Jane ' s ability to be a real friend has made her a valuable member of our class. This characteristic added to her intelligence, seriousness, and genuine sincerity, is sure to bring her success in later life as it has at Mount Vernon TW ENT Y-SIX

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HAZEL ELIZABETH STRUBLE Washington, D C fe Sfnihie Four years at M. V. 5,; Publications 42- 43; Speed Ball Varsity; Dress Committee 4 2 -’44 Switch board 44- ’4 6; Library Committee ’43 -’46 Strubic has charm. With her winning smile and pleasing personality she is a joy to have around She has been with us four years, and it certainly won’t be the same without those laughing eyes cheering us up when wc’rc blue. Sincere and hard- working, always willing to lend a hand, Strubie makes a valuable friend, r+y ETHEL VAN DEVANTER Washington, D C Three years at M, V. S. ; Optima ’4 3-46; Class Secretary 7 4 3-’46 ; Hockey Varsity ’4 3 -’46; Liter- ary Club 7 45- 7 46; Little Theater ’44-M3; Switch- board ’43 -’45 Poised, studious, aristocratic, capable, are some of the adjectives which best describe Ethel. She may seem quiet occasionally, but this reticence is an integral part of her grand personality. Under- lying these characteristics is her high sense of ethics which will stand her in good stead throughout life.