Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Yellow Team; Cupola, II, III, IV; Library Council. II. Nancy Elizabeth Bealer Chevy Chase, Maryland What flower is this that greets the morn?” Holmes Can one person see enough of Annapolis? Rain or shine you’ll find Nancy rooting for Navy in her low, husky voice. A lover of excitement, she’s in trouble more than she’s out of trouble. Nancy’s blond hair has been a source of controversy for years. Honestly, I haven’t done a thing to it!” The conclusion has finally been drawn that she wears a lovely blonde wig and is quite bald under- neath. Always bursting with curiosity, Nancy is gay and enthusiastic about anything she under- takes, and greets life with a chuckle. Erica R. Blohm Caracas, Venezuela With malice toward none; with charity for all.” Lincoln Oh, in South America we have parties every night” is a famous saying from Erica, our friend from South of the Border. There is nothing our Posture Queen can’t do; a star in tennis and swim- ming, she has won various trophies and honors. Tri-lingual Erica has managed to master not only English but also slang. Erica is friendly and con- scious of everything around her. We wish you had come to us sooner. Erica, for with your graceful, charming ways you have helped make this year a happier and more pleasant one for us. Yellow Team; Cupola, IV. 13

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Anne Gorman Young Washington, D. C. He has achieved success uho has lived well , laughed often and loved much .” Anderson Who’s the girl that’s been holding offices longer than most of us can remember? Who’s the one with the winning smile and warm personality? Whose athletic ability is surpassed only by academic honors? Among the names that mold school spirit you will surely find Anne Young’s. Responsible and capable, Anne will always be a success. Even the p erils of Canadian ski slopes cannot daunt her. But don’t fail to notice the mischief in her eye. Hear her laugh and be glad, for whether she’s conducting a Student Council meeting or visiting a friend at the Dog Pound, she’s still our Anne. White Team; Optima, II. III. IV; Student Council Presi- dent. IV; Class President. II. Ill A. A. Representative, I; Hockey. I II. III. IV; Basketball. II III, IV; CuPOl A, III; Glee Club, I. II. Chapel Guild, IV. Judith Ann Lauer Roc hester, New York , . . Then give to the world the best you have And the best u ll come back to you .” Bridges If you see tears in her eyes, Judy is probably shaking with silent laughter. Versatile and gifted, the Senior Class President is everywhere at once. Peep in the Field House every afternoon to see Miss Mary Sue Vanilla Bar herself; catch her after study hall and she’s tap dancing in the closet; attend hockey and basketball games and she’ll either be making a goal or cheering vigorously. The poems in the Cellophane were written by Judy; the scenery at the dance was painted by Judy. We could go on endlessly, but Judy’s popu- larity speaks for itself. White Team; Class Vice-President, III, President. IV; Bas- ketball, IV; Baseball, II. Ill, IV; Cheerleader, Captain, II, III. IV; Cellophane , II. IV; Feature Editor, III; CtJPOt a, III, IV; Carousel, IV; Library ' Council, III; House Council. Ill; Glee Club, II. Ill; Chapel Guild. IV; Lend- A Eland, III, IV. 12

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White Team; Prep Players, IV. Linda Ruth Breivster Akron, Ohio Knowledge this wan prizes best Scents fantastic to the rest. Emi rson Although Linda’s forte is math, she is also quite adept on the tennis courts. Her contributions to the school include a revision of the Pythagorean Theorum and a discovery in nuclear physics that has upset the realm of science. Unselfish and cheer- ful, Linda is glad to help you at any time. Not only does she share her time and knowledge, she also shares her Kleenex. When Linda finally donates her brain for medical observation, the scientists will surely rind, among other objects, a little piece of paper bearing her favorite word, Greetings.” Carolyn Lulu Booth Fair Haven, Maryland Silent as thought in evening content plat ion. Aiken There’s a tall willowy brunette on the scene this year. Although it’s difficult for a girl to enter school in the senior year, Lou has made a definite place for herself. If this quiet girl has a special sparkle in her eye, you know that she’s busy plan- ning an exciting weekend at Maryland U. Lou is a determined and hardworking student. Who else comes up with 100’s in chemistry? Also talented in dramatics, Lou has a quiet speaking voice and poised stage presence. She has been a real asset to Prep Players. Yellow Team: Class Treasurer. IV; Sports Club, IV; Cl pol a. Ill; Glee Club. II; Lend-A-Hand, III. 14