Mount Vernon Seminary Yearbook Cupola 1964

JANE HARRIS BRADY
SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLI.NA
THREE YEARS
"A mighty spirit fills that little frame."
As the smallest of our class, "Shortstop" may
not have added to the school in stature, but she
has certainly given it strength by her enthusiasm
and her conscientious contributions. Her personality
is unique because of her witty remarks, the
unmistakable high pitched voice revealed in moments
of frustration, and her subtle but clever
responses which bring out the humor of any situation.
Yellow Team; House Council President IV; Class
Treasurer III; Lend-a-Hand II, III, IV; Social League
III, IV; Riders' Club III; Cheerieader III. IV.
DIANA ROWLAND
CARTER
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Two YEARS
"Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind."
To all those who knoxv her Diana is sincere,
loyal, and helpful. She is diligent and neat and
may often be found in front of a mirror fixingher
hair. Whenever something goes wrong Diana will
say "Oh, me," and the .subject is dropped. She
xvill long be remembered for her congenial manner
and always pleasant attitude.
Yellow Team; Lend-a-Hand III; Glee Club III, IV;
Dance Club III, IV.
MARILYNN ELAINE COLEMAN
WASHINGTON, D. C.
"Jolly, good-natured, full of fun.
FOUR YE.ARS
Whenever Marilynn is near you may depend on
her for help. Shexx'ill listen to other's problems
xxith concern but xvill also gladly tell of her oxx'u
exciting xveekends in Charlottesville. Conscientious
and xvilling, her support has been evident
and appreciated throughout her four years at
Mount Vernon.
White Team; Lend-a-Hand I, II, III, IV; A.A. I;
Hockey I, II, III, IV; Softball Manager III; Sports
Club II.
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