Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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DEDICATION Time is the endless book to which seventy-five years is merely the period at the end of one of its sentences. Buildings and grounds change with the passage of time, but the spirit of the school, the true Mount Vernon, ever remains the same. The anniversary of the seven and one-half decades of the school ' s existence finds it just emerging from a difficult chapter. But this transi- tion from hardship and sacrifice has wrought a richer heritage of strength and unity. To all at Mount Vernon, and to Mount Vernon, this book is dedi- cated, in the hope that the school motto VINCIT QUI SE VINCIT may ever be the guiding principle by which we live. Nelly McDill Editor-in-Chief 5 )

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August 1950 February 1951 FOREWORD If, in years to come, reminiscences of high school life may he recalled through the medium of the following pages, the Staff of the Cupola of 1951, in endeavoring to record the salient features of your years at Mount Vernon, will feel its purpose to have been accomplished. { 4

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