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JACQUELINE YOKUM 4520 35th St., N W. Washington, D.C. "Tliere I Go Again" Dav Student; Glee Club; Home Eco nomics Club '48, '49; Basketball Var sitv '48, '49; Baseball Varsitv '48; Vaudeville '48 4 44
Glass History "Look for the green ribbon" echoed through the Union Station on September 23, 1947. That was the day ninety bewildered girls piled off trains coming from all over the country to begin their studies at Mt. Vernon. Aunt "Mmnie" saw that with our suitcases, as well as our heads, we were delivered safely to our new home. The school was still rather new, and we were fascinated to see the red clay grounds turn into beautiful green lawns in no time at all. The first task that confronted us was six weeks of probation with a test and a vaudeville at the end. The Seniors must have been rather pleased at the pro ceedings for we were the first class in years to all get off probation. That started us working together as a unit under the leadership of Martha Boardman. We soon chose our class motto, colors, and flower which the Seniors never guessed after many drastic attempts. We were challenged to a Ingenuity Con test by the Seniors after Christmas and came out victors we were a working unit. Later in spring we had a ring ceremony with the presentation of our school ring. This was followed by the presentation of our colors. "One Night m Monte Carlo" was the theme for the traditional Junior-Senior banquet given in the early part of May in honor of the graduates. It was a lost feeling when we told the Seniors good-by in June, but we treas ured all the friendships that had been made. When September, 1948, rolled around we returned but not as bewildered as before. We were Seniors and we had proudly awaited this for many years. This year Miss DeLano was to be our class advisor and no one could have us more. pleased She was our "Rock of Gibraltar." We challenged the Juniors to the Ingenuity Contest after Christmas and after a hard time on the part of the judges the decision was m our favor. We had not only worked together as a class but with spirit no one could take away. The future months hold even more activities m store for us money for the Building Fund, parties, and a fashion show. Only too soon will come Cap and Gown Ceremony, the Tree Planting Ceremony and Class Night. Our last step will be graduation m a June day which we will receive a slip of paper that will entitle us to take our in a places new world but a slip that symbolizes all that Mt. Vernon has meant to us and will continue to mean to us through the years. "He who wills to succeed, can not fail" was never more truer said than of the Class of <strong>1949</strong>. So stay as you all are and you will succeed for not a one of you deserves to fail. 45 > Irene Connelly
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