Mount Vernon Seminary Yearbook Cupola 1964

MARY LOUISE DAY
Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
THREE YE.VRS
"A combination of brown eyes, mischief, and pep."
Molly's symbol is her little grey Anglia, fighting
the "big" traffic on its xvay home from school.
Wherever she goes she wears a smile that spreads
its happiness to others. While knitting industriously,
patiently practicing the piano, skiing at
Stoxve, or thinking about California surfing, Molly
keeps a spark in her eyes that will alxvays reveal
her enthusiasm and pep, and the sincere feelings
xvhich make her a xvonderful friend.
Yellow Team; Class Secretary II, III, I\'; Carousel
Literary Editor III; Chapel Guild III; CUPOLA IV;
Library Council III; Lend-a-Hand II, III, I\'; Softball
II; Sports Club II.
MARY LINDA
WINNETKA, ILLINOIS
DEBUTTS
FOUR YEARS
"Twas her thinking of others made you
think of her."
In her years at Mount Vernon, both as a boarder
and as a day student, Mary Linda has left the
memory of her bright smile and genuine friendship
xx'hich has made her loved by everyone.
Whenever one hears a stretched out sure-e-e or a
ripple of laughter one knows that "Butts" is near.
Forever cheerful and full of fun she alxvays seems
to understand others and is willing to help as well.
White Team; Class Treasurer IV; Lend-a-Hand I, II,
III, IV; Glee Club I; CUPOLA II, IV; Chapel Guild
IV; Carousel III.
DENIS ANNE DUNCAN
W.ASHIXGTON, D. C.
FOUR YEARS
"Creative ability reflects the nature of the soid."
Even xvhen it's dark, it makes no difference to
Denis xvho wears sunglasses twenty-four hours a
day. A talented girl, she can alxvays be found
xxith paint on her face and paint brushes in her
hands, or involved in a creative endeavor. Sensitive
and thoughtful, she also manages to capture
the hearts of everyone xxith her outbursts of laughter
and her witty antics.
Yellow Team; CUPOLA III, IV; Carousel II, III, IV;
Chapel Guild II; Lend-a-Hand III; Prep Players I, II;
Social League III, I\'.
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