Mount Vernon Seminary - Cupola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Dedication MRS. XVILLIABI T. CI-IAPLIAN Two years ago Mount Vernon welcomed a new member to its faculty. In those two short years this person has come to be known and loved by her students both as a teacher and as a friend. For her qualities of wisdom and understanding we would like to express our most sincere gratitude to Mrs. XVilliam Chapman. Before coming to Mount Vernon Mrs. Chapman received a sound background at YVells College which prepared her for her present work in Mount Ver- nonis English department. After graduating from XVells where she earned her B.A., Mrs. Chapman spent three years teaching at Ashley Hall. She is presently working to obtain her M.A. at George NVashington University. At Mount Vernon her spirit and enthusiasm have given her students incentive and pleasure in their work. XVith an original, fresh, and unbiased view on everything ranging from Byron to the Beatles, Mrs. Chapman will always be remembered for this very impartiality that encourages us to our own way of thinking. Neither shall we forget the library conference room where she may so often be found, always willing to discuss even the slightest prob- lems of her students. XV ith her devoted interest in English and its many aspects, we must also express our gratitude for her ability to share this interest with us and to arouse our own individual thoughts. Her class has never lacked variety, humor, depth, or her familiar phrase, Isn,t this funtw The vitality of her young and active mind has endeared her to all her students and added a spice to learning which has made it always a pleasure. For these reasons we dedicate the 1964 Cupola to Mrs. XVilliam Chapman.