Virginia Intermont College - Intermont Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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J. . Olhnruz Qllazz MISS GONZELLA BYRNE, Chorus Director MYRTA ANDERSON ETHEL ANDERSON LOIs BLACKWELL DAPHNB BLACKWELL ADELE BIOKNELL SUELLA BURNIQTT HATTIE BROOKS LUOILE CURRY MINNIE CARTER MINNIE FRENCH IONE FOUTS LENA MAI HARDY MYRTLE HAMILTON ELOISE HULSE MABEL JENNELLE AMMILE JONES SALLIE LOTT KATIE LOCKIIART MARGARET LARUE ELIZABETH LEORIE EDNA LYLE LUOILE LOWRY KATIE SUB MORRIS PRINCESS MACKIE REBECCA MCQUEEN MONNIB MOORE ETHEL MAY CARRIE MILLER HATTIE PHIPPS BARBARA REYNOLDS MABEL Ross MYRTLE ROBINSON RUBYE SHELTON BEssIE STONER MARY TAYLOR NAVARRA TURNER STELLA TRAMMELL EVELYN WILSON . JA 'i i-. RT 5' 3 WI Wifi' .

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But is this all the music that comes from Virginia Institute? No, the violin has a voice in the great concord of sound. The Art Class might say that every Thursday they hear some very melodiousitones piercing the art hall above. However, it must be remembered, these are the Tefforts of pupils beginning, who under the splendid training of Prof. Findley some day will make fine musi- cians. ,H , 4' W Under these teachers with Dr. 'Schernrnel as general director there are two hundred pupils, one hundred and fourteen of whom are trying to become great pianists, forty-seven intend by their voices to fill the world with music, thirty- six, not satisfied with playing other people's music, are studying harmony, while three pupils are trying their best to make their uscreaking violins sound like Prof. Findley's. P When all these pupils with the ability acquired under these excellent teachers shallihave scattered out, it will indeed be as if all the pianos, voices, and violins had joined together in a world-chorus of V. I. music. Q VZ, gb? '.. .ei555di 5353fo X Y' , si '12 :QP ,ng W pw' 5.1. W eq.. sa ee'-me .fs X,-1 as iv-ix ,f, ir' 0 p' N N ,K '4 wi., ag . T .. 22- L, 993 ' Ni3?,g,2Q: A x6 4- 2.5

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