Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Latin is really tun , isn ' t it, Mrs. Long? Mrs. Spence has all the answers! History is Mrs. Lowry ' s specialty. Let us take your picture, Miss Miller. Hard at work again, Mrs. Lloyd and Miss Gutheim. Was it Bismarck or Nebuchadnezzar, Miss French ? Somers couldn ' t do without Mrs. MacDougall. Anyone tor hockey, Miss Miller and Miss Fulton ? Mam ' selle and Mrs. Brown like Mount Vernon dances. 12

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Life as a Senior at Mount Vernon . . The Senior Year is the culmination of many years ' preparation. This is an exciting year in which College Board Examinations and Scholastic Aptitude Tests suddenly seem quite frightening, when we realize how quickly time has gone by. There is a great deal of work to be done, but above all, we thoroughly enjoy being Seniors. Perhaps it is because graduation is so close that we want to hold on to each minute here and enjoy it to the fullest. There are so many little things that we appreciate. . . . Before classes there are a few quiet moments devoted to our Creator Here in Chapel, we pay homage to God together, each individual united with the rest of the school in prayer. This is, also, one of the few moments in the day in which the whole school is congregated. After the wor- ship service is ended there is an opportunity for special school news and notices to be given. Beginning the school day together, with God ' s blessing, gives us the inner peace we need for all the activities that lie ahead. 14