Virginia Intermont College - Intermont Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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MCCORMICK, KATHERINE- is a Virginian, and of the royal house of McCormick. She is a Bostonian in appearance. and an elocutionist at heart. Her aim and ambition is to see a gay time. She has committed suicide twice for the sake of society. She is not fond of good literature, but dotes on Brown- ing and Spencer and other such modern writers. PROPER, IDA- a Southern beauty, was born north of the Mason and Dixon line. She is very slow in all her movements and is sadly lacking in energy. She teaches art, but is not very artistic. She will not copy any of the sublime pictures found in the advertisements of our papers, but only paints from nature. SANDERS, NORA- - a musician and composer. At the age of eight she composed a piece so difficult that no one could play it. Her greatest desire is to become president of Vassar College. She is very fond of moonlight, brown eyes, and having her picture made. SCHEMMEL, HERR AUGUST- was born in a remote corner of the world called Germany. He is a musician, and, growing tired of the western and eastem hemispheres, he came to the United States to make his fortune for the sake of his health. He has visited all parts of the world except the moon. He speaks in three languages at once. SCH EMMEL, RosA- is a pianist. She has made one startling discovery that has made her famous, and that is all girls like cake better than they like scales. She is very fond of pet cats. Scnnoamsn, MARIE- was born in Germany. She is a doctor, but has not been able to find a cure for homesickness. But by many threats she is able to control her unruly charges. S1-OKELY, Jessie MAE- was born in Tennessee. She is very fond of travel and her interesting lectures and books thereon are very instructive. She has visited the city of Richmond, Va., and the capitol of Tennessee. She is thinking seriously of becoming a I-Iome Missionary. WxNs'roN, GEORGE- was born in 1711. From youth he has been a man of botany and acquainted with bugs. He knows every living tree and walking plant no matter where he meets them. He is very fond of kings and queens, Queen Elizabeth being -his favorite queen. WINSTON, SUE HAMNER- is a Virginian. She first became known to the world as a teacher of languages in Heidelberg University. She made the famous tour of the world in eighty days. While on the shores of the Red Sea she discovered the chariot of Pharaoh and had it brought to America as a souvenir.

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