Virginia Intermont College - Intermont Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1944 volume:

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We who remain are but shells of your fullness, It is we who should die and remember the cost, Be brave, now, be free, and hate not too greatly For immortal is man, and all is not lost.” — P. B., Editor The Towers w rsv Kgs J8BBI ffrrrirr Z:£ : j. ■•W } V ' m � v rr- T he Library •m The Front Steps HI The Fountain Autumn on the Front Campus Walking in the Evening DR. H. G. NOFFSINCER President of the College hirty-two years ago this spring, your President set foot for the first time on the Intermont Campus. These years have seen many changes. The institution has grown from its modest beginnings to a position of leadership in the national family of Junior Colleges. Her graduates have gone to the four corners of the globe. Her students now come from many parts of our nation and from foreign countries. The size of the present student body is limited to the capacity of the school. There were fully a hundred who applied last summer too late to secure rooms. It can be easily seen that this condition means a carefully chosen student body. That is one reason for the success of the present session. What of the future? As you Seniors go from her halls, you are interested in the success of your Alma Mater. You love each brick and clinging vine.” You can be counted upon to uphold the repu- tation of the school you love so dearly. Those who remain behind to carry on will strive to maintain and even raise the standards, to strengthen the financial condition, to cherish the ideals, and lift to a higher plane the spiritual atmos- phere of the College. Students of session 1943-44, we here express our gratitude to a Benevolent Heavenly Father for His watch over you during your stay in Intermont. He has led us, one and all, along pleasant paths and through green pastures. As you go out to face the larger responsibilities of life, our best wishes and prayers shall follow you. Sincerely yours, H. G. NOFFSINGER, President Miss Marguerite Pflug, Dean of Faculty ,, r-. c „ . ,, ‘ Mr. D. O. Snodgrass, Business Manager Mrs. Grace Seay, Dean of Women MISS CLARK, Chemistry, Physics MISS BINGHAM, Secretarial MR. COOKE, English MISS MILLER, Home Economics MISS MIZE, Mathematics MISS NUNNALLY, Dramatics MISS McCOY, History MISS STRONG, Spanish + + T H E MISS JONES, Art MISS DODSON, Secretarial Miss Jones — her artistic touch and sin- cere interest in all her students add to her charm and dignity. Miss Dodson — a petite and lovable doll who is the joy of every girl in the class- room and outside. Miss Fults — behind her quiet and unaf- fected ways lies a warm and sincere heart admired by all. Miss Frye — her effervescent spirit and fun-loving ways make her an indispensa- ble member of V. I.’s family. Dr. Kincanon — his radiant Christianity and undying interest in others make him a guiding light for every girl to follow. Mrs. Parry — Anchor’s Awcigh” to a vivacious lady and her brilliant biological mind. Mrs. Bridges — her dignified manner and stylish appearance make her a striking example of a true Southern lady. Miss Burroughs — intellect, culture, and an invincible pride blended with a quaint Norfolkian accent. Miss O’Kelly — an infectious sense of humor and a dainty feminine way — typically Irish. Miss Blalock — poise and sweetness weave a delicate pattern of good will into her fairness and sincerity. MR. and MRS. SCHROETTER, Music MISS PASHLEY, Music F A C Miss Clark — calm and serene; under- standing and fair to all; patience personi- fied; the ideal of every V. I. girl. Mr. Cooke — our faithful stand-by, ever ready to serve; pride of the critics and V. I. Miss Mize — her naturally gifted mathe- matical mind makes her as at home with figures as Shakespeare with literature. Miss MIcCoy — a well traveled and well versed authority on foreign lands; an education in herself. Mr. Schroetter — behind a cloud of smoke rings and a jovial, joking disposi- tion is revealed a master of the musical arts, who reigns supreme in our hearts. U L T Y Miss Bingham — under this sedate and reserved appearance is hidden a warm and lovable character. Miss Miller — her genuine friendliness and subtle humor work together — add- ing a touch of brightness to the lives of those with whom she comes in contact. Miss Nunnally — her truly rich dra- matic ability reveals itself through her able direction of our most outstanding plays. Miss Strong — her twinkling eyes, her ever ready wit, and her frankness pro- duce a captivating charm hard to find. Miss Pashley — sweet music flows like nectar from her fingertips as kindness from her heart. Mrs. Schroetter — love of the fine things in life and an ability for making friends is her formula for happiness; dili- gence and tolerance, her formula for success. + + + MISS FULTS, Librarian MRS. BRIDGES, Psychology, Home Ec. MISS FRYE, High School MISS BURROUGHS, English DR. KINCANNON, Bible, Sociology MISS O’KELLY, English M RS. PARRY, Biology and Chemistry MISS BLALOCK, Secretarial MISS RECTOR, Secretarial MRS. ANDERSON, Equitation MRS. WILLETT. High School MRS. CARTER, Dancing MISS AUSTON, Student Religious Secretary MRS. SAULS, House Mother MISS SIMPSON, Physical Education MISS ROSE, Dietitian + + T H E Miss Foran — her loyal and unending services to all in need endear her to the hearts of V. I. girls. Mrs. Smith — meticulous and precise in her work, but never too busy to stop for a friendly chat. Mrs. Bierbaum — an efficient business- woman with a captivating manner; pa- triotism unequalled. Mrs. Crumley — one to whom we can eternally take our troubles; a vital part of V. I.’s administration. Miss Fellers — demure sophistication; gay but conscientious in all she does. Betty Bierbaum — a capable secretary with a friendly and sincere personality. Helen Covington — cute, collegiate and efficient; a true V. F co-ed. Miss Meade — a magnetic spirit of good- will; a cheerful inspiration to great things. Mrs. Painter — a true ideal of patience, love, and kindness; appealing and charm- ing in her work. Jean DeBusk — fun-loving, witty, and full of vim, vigor, and vitality. Mrs. Harper — ever cheerful and ready to lend a helping hand. MISS MEADE, High School MISS FORAN, Nurse MRS. PAINTER, Assistant Nurse MRS. HAMMER, House Mother MRS. TOMPKINS, House Mother Miss Rector — a living proof that pre- cious things come in small packages” — a personality as lilting as a day in May. Mrs. Willett — generosity and kindness to others are masked by her quiet reserved manner. Miss Auston — her helpful guidance gives spiritual strength to all, and her willingness to serve makes her a friend indeed. Miss Simpson — loyalty and good sports- manship follow her in whatever she does. Good-will is her motto — in other words, she’s just plain swell. Mrs. Hammer — our own Sister” is truly a sister to us all; a friend and a comforter vividly shining with joy and love. FACULTY Mrs. Anderson — a captivating bundle of efficiency and dependability; the es- sence of all things lovely. Mrs. Carter — dancing feet, a sparkling smile; an enchanting brunette with all the qualities of a Georgia Peach. Mrs. Sauls — sincere, amiable, under- standing, laughing, sympathetic spell the name of a true V. I. mother. Mi ss Rose — competence, skillful guid- ance, and a personal interest in all make her indispensable to our cuisine.” Mrs. Tompkins — sweet and dear with a smile for all; as youthful and full of pep as one of her own girls. MRS. SMITH, Housekeeper MISS BIERBAUM, Sec. to President MRS. BIERBAUM, Manager, Book Store MRS. CRUMLEY, Registrar MISS COVINGTON, Sec., Dean of Fac. MISS DeBUSK, Sec., Dean of Women MISS FELLERS, Bookkeeper MRS. 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Treasurer Evelyn Abbott Betty Jane Adams Betty Virginia Adams Sara Nell Alexander Lucy Alston Connee Andersen lh Evelyn — perfect grooming and classic beauty belie her antic disposition — A true friend.” Betty Jane’s willingness to help, dignity, and striking contrast of her white skin and dark curls have won a place in our hearts.” A lover of fine horses and good music, she is as genuinely American as the aristocratic Virginia from which she comes — Adams.” Effectual sense of humor, generosity — this true Kentuckian is the very essence of charm — Sara Nell.” � « Friendship as lasting as fine sterling; love- liness worn with the dignity of a strand of pearls; and her enhancing nature typify this lady of the Carolinas — Lucy.” � « A captivating crescendo of charm ... a drawing by Whitcomb ... a vision of tall, dark loveliness — Connee.” Evelyn Ellen Abbott, Jenkins, Kentucky; General Culture; Delta Psi Omega, Secretary-Treasurer Curry Club, Secretary Kentucky Club, Boots and Saddle Club, Intermont Staff, Y. W. C. A. Betty Jane Adams, Roanoke, Virginia; Music; B. S. U. Cabinet, Secre- tary Phi Beta, National Music Fraternity, Secretary Roanoke Club, Y. W. C. A., Y. W. A. Betty Virginia Adams, Roanoke, Virginia; Literary; Boots and Saddle Club, President Roanoke Club, Manager Senior Basketball Team, Intermont Staff, Cauldron ” Staff. Sara Nell Alexander, Fulton, Kentucky; Secretarial; Intermont Staff, Cauldron ” Staff, Vice-President Little Colonels, Chairman Y.W.A. Yearbook, Y.W.C.A., Athletic Club, Les Coquettes. Lucy Lillian Alston, Oxford, North Carolina; Secretarial; Intermont Staff, Captain Senior Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Team, Glee Club, Secretary Tar Heels, May Court, Athletic Club. Constance Andersen, Binghampton, New York; Secretarial; President New York Club, Les Coquettes, Home Economics Club, Curry Club, Secretary Y.W.C.A., Surgical Dressings, Intermont Staff, Boots and Saddle Club, May Court. VIRGINIA INTERMONT Margie Lee Anderson, Chatham, Virginia; Secretarial; Glee Club, Presi- dent Southern Belles, Intermont Staff, Cauldron” Staff, Treasurer Senior Class, President Phi Beta, Carnival Queen, May Court. Betty Asbury, Big Stone Gap, Virginia; General Culture; Intermont Staff, Cauldron” Staff, Southern Belles, Tip and Run Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Student Government, Phi Rho Pi, Debate Squad. Virginia Babb, Bristol, Tennessee; Secretarial; Day Students’ Club. A vivacious laugh, devilish eyes, intriguing voice, effervescent personality — a vital link in the chain of Senior friendships — Margie Lee.” � « A spirit like an April day, freshly glowing; intangible and limitless thoughts. Indi- vidualist to the very core — Betty.” Gwendolyn James Bateman, Tarboro, North Carolina; Secretarial; Student Government, Secretary-Treasurer Y.W.A., Rules and Regulations Committee, Intermont Staff, President Tar Heels, Senior Basketball Team, Captain Varsity Basketball Team, B.S.U. Council, May Court (Maid-of-Honor) , Athletic Club. � « Dependability, devotion to duty and a ready smile characterize Virginia.” � « Ida Jean Blevins, Bristol, Virginia; Secretarial; Day Students’ Club. Nancy Boyd, Tazewell, Virginia; General Culture; Day Students’ Club. Like a prism of sunlight, dancing and gay, Laughing and loving, a Maid of the May. With turned up nose and a smile that be- guiles. She’s a rare jewel — What more need we say? — Gay Gwen.” Ida Jean, competent, effi- cient, and outstanding — wins the heart of all who know her.” � « Laughter as spontaneous and refreshing as springtime — ' Butch’ never fa lters in her devotion to her friends.” Margie Lee Anderson Gwen Bateman Betty Asbury Ida Jean Blevins Virginia Babb Nancy Boyd A fascinating, infectious manner — a sincere soliloquy in sophistication is this typical college co-ed” — Ann. � « A symphony in shadowy moods — a strange exotic sophisticate — a dash of the poets’ golden fantasy. Woman of mystery — Pat Branch.” � « Petite and lovely, sweet and gay, Our hearts are warmed, When Ann passes our way.” Ann Bradshaw Patricia Branch Ann Breitwieser Charlotte Bruce Evelyn Burnett Betsy Carrington ENIORS Great dramatic material topped with a charming disposition and a sense of humor — Charlotte.” � « Her reliability, sincerity and sweet disposi- tion have given E velyn a place in our hearts.” � « A southern drawl, a refreshing personality, lasting friendship, eyes of intriguing depths — Betsy.” Ann Bradshaw, Rice, Virginia; Secretarial; Phi Beta, Old Dominion Club, Boots and Saddle Club, Les Coquettes. Patricia Branch, Holbrook, Arizona; Literary; Editor-in-Chief Inter- mont, Junior Editor Intermont and Cauldron ” ’43, Glee Club, Phi Rho Pi, Debate Team, President Canterbury Club, Vice-President Athletic Association, Fencing Instructor, Executive War Council, B.S.U. Council, Cauldron” Staff, Announcer, May Court, Cheerleader, T.P. - 3,” Class Song Leader. Ann Jackson Breitwieser, Chattanooga, Tennessee; Literary; Caul- dron” Staff, Student Government, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Y.W.A. Cabinet, Tennessee Club, President Service Brats, Surgical Dressings Supervisor, Phi Beta, Air Raid Warden. Charlotte Anne Bruce, Pulaski, Virginia; Dramatics; President, Curry Club, Delta Psi Omega, Boots and Saddle Club, Roanoke Club, Y.W.C.A., Y.W.A., Les Coquettes. Evelyn Burnett, Floyd, Virginia; Secretarial; Y.W.C.A., Y.W.A. , B.S.U., Southern Belles. Betsy Carrington, Oxford, North Carolina; General Culture; Tar Heels, Glee Club, Les Coquettes, Social Committee, Athletic Club. VIRGINIA INTERMONT Eleanor Ann Carter, Pompano, Florida; Secretarial; Les Coquettes, Gator Club, B.S.U., Y.W.C.A., Y.W.A., Cauldron ” Staff. Ann Ruth Cone, Coral Gables, Florida; General Culture; Delta Psi Omega, Y.W.A., Vice-President Curry Club, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Caul- dron ” Staff, Athletic Club, Fes Coquettes. Helen West Covington, Lynchburg, Virginia; Secretarial; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Y.W.A. Cabinet, B.S.U., Intermont Staff, Cauldron” Staff, Roanoke Club, Surgical Dressings, May Court. Mary Frances Covington, Lynchburg, Virginia; General Culture; Intermont Staff, Cauldron” Staff, Treasurer Y.W.C.A., Y.W.A. , B.S.U., Roanoke Club, Surgical Dressings, May Court. Helen White Currin, Oxford, North Carolina; Secretarial; Glee Club, Tip and Run Club, Tar Heels, Intermont Staff, Y.W.A., Y.W.C.A., B.S.U., May Court. Ella Mae Dale, Morganton, North Carolina; Literary; Y.W.C.A. Cab- inet, Y.W.A., B.S.U., Intermont Staff, Tar Heels, Boots and Saddle Club. True to her Georgia background, Ann’s vivacity and coquettishness, her distinctive features, attract those potent Georgia men.” � « Charm, poise, geniality, sincerity — a per- fect lady. Ann’s ambition and talent will create a star.” � « Mischievous Helen will always be found in the midst of things. Her dancing blue eyes and sparkling wit account for her popu- larity.” � « Poise, graciousness and charm, combined with a bit of the cosmopolitan make Frances one of our First Ladies.” Helen — femininity personi- fied with a fresh charm as sparkling as morning dew — a true-bred southern lady with mischief in her eye.” � « A lover of the out-of-doors, a keen sense of fair play — an excellent sportswoman.” Ann Carter Mary Frances Covington Ann Cone Helen Currin Helen Covington Ella Mae Dale Dottie — Perfect combination of sterling character, mischievously spiced with scin- tillating wit — Dottie’s friendship, a price- less possession.” � « A cute co-ed — Long brown hair — sincere blue eyes — Sweet and gay as well as wise — Nancy.” � « Carefree manner, capability, superior intel- lect; the inner depths of her emotions cloaked by a subtle wit — all these create the intricate personality that is Jean.” Dorothy Davis Nancy Davis Jean DeBusk Pat Dermody Harriette Dickinson Minnie Dfe Dorsey ENIOR A sincere friend — Her charm knows no end — Pat.” � « A true friend — sweet and sincere, with all those desired lady-like qualities — quite a Navy gal — Harriette.” Infectious sense of humor and lovable dis- position, Minnie is a grand all-round girl, who is just ' tops’.” Dorothy Fudge Davis, Bristol, Virginia; Secretarial; President Day Student’s Club, May Court. Nancy Hills Davis, Morganton, North Carolina; Literary; Tar Heels, Boots and Saddle Club, Surgical Dressings, Y.W.C.A., Athletic Club. Jean DeBusk, Mohawk, Tennessee; Secretarial; Y.W.A. Cabinet, Presi- dent Tennessee Club, Boots and Saddle Club, May Court, Y.W.C.A., Intermont Staff. Patricia Jane Dermody, Long Island City, New York; General Culture; New York Club, Boots and Saddle Club, Surgical Dressings, First Aid Class, Y.W.C.A. Harriette Frances Dickinson, Helena, Arkansas; Secretarial; Glee Club, Student Government, Y.W.A., Y.W.C.A. Minnie Dee Dorsey, Welch, West Virginia; General Culture; Glee Club, President West Virginia Club, Student Government, Y.W.A. Cabinet. VIRGINIA INTERMONT Barbara Bernice Dudd, Marine City, Michigan; General Culture; Boots and Saddle Club, Art Club, Intermont Staff, Les Coquettes, Glee Club, Treasurer Northwestern Club. Mary Stuart Duncan, Knoxville, Tennessee; Secretarial; Day Students’ Club, Tennessee Club, Athletic Club, Y.W.C.A., Y.W.A., B.S.U. Perpetual psychoanalyst — a probing, inquir- ing mind dwelling in a world of societies complexities — then Yike!” — this Barbara is suddenly replaced by Barb” — complete with naive chuckle and carefree sparkle. � « Elizabeth Ann Easter, Winston-Salem, North Carolina; Home Eco- nomics; Y.W.C.A., Tar Heels, Curry Club, Secretary-Treasurer Orches- tra, Delta Psi Omega. Mary Lou Eastman, Syracuse, New York; General Culture; Y.W.A. She might not be the queen of charm, She might not give a darn, But ' Duncan’ in reality Is the definition of personality.” � « Timothy Frances Eatherey, Lebanon, Tennessee; Literary; Tennessee Club, Glee Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Rho Pi, Vice-President Y.W.C.A., T.P. - 5”, Editor ’’Cauldron ” , Social Committee, Intermont Staff, Ex- ecutive War Council. Like the covers of a book — always prom- ising more interesting things to come — Betty.” � « Mary Louise Ellett, Pocahontas, Virginia; Home Economics; Home Economics Club, Roanoke Club, Les Coquettes, Y.W.C.A. A charming combination of intelligence and graciousness — all who see admire Mary Lou.” A skillful blending of such ingredients as sincerity, frankness, determination, charm makes the complex nature that is ' Tim.’ ” � « Charming personality, good sense of humor, a talent de- sired by every girl — make up that lovable creature known as ' Lougy.’ ” Barbara Dudd Mary Lou Eastman Mary Stuart Duncan Timothy Eatherly Betty Ann Easter Mary Louise Ellett Dazzling smile, laughing eyes, serene charm, captivating personality — she pos- sesses a genuineness that cannot be sur- passed — Betty.” � « Elfin eyes, whimsical, mischievous — eyes of a dreamer — unfathomable depths of Dres- den blue — windows of a soul poetic — mir- rors of a spirit dauntless and free.” � « Sunny disposition, demure manner hiding a keen sense of humor, fine intelligence make Betty Sue the dainty, lovable lady that she is.” Betty Faulconer Charlotte Fortune Betty Sue Garman Althea Givens Rosemary Gordon Mary Emily Hayes ENIORS An endless good nature and a genuine friendliness will make Althea welcome any- where at any time.” � « A dancing co-ed — with a striking appeal, Expressive — good looking — Plus a charm that is real.” � « Mary Emily’s personality and dark beauty denote her being called the true Virginian and artist that she is.” Betty Hossley Faulconer, Bristol, Virginia; Home Economics; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Day Students’ Club, Social Committee, Intermont Staff, Secretary Home Economics Club, Curry Club. Charlotte Fortune, Erwin, Tennessee; General Culture; President Junior Class, President Student Government, Intermont Staff, Glee Club, Tennessee Club, T.P. - 5”, Phi Rho Pi, Delta Psi Omega, Phi Beta, Executive War Council, Surgical Dressings, May Court, Speech Squad. Betty Sue Garman, Bristol, Virginia; General Culture; Y.W.C.A., Day Students’ Club. Althea Givens, Narrows, Virginia; Secretarial; Southern Belles, Y.W. C.A., Y.W.A. Rosemary Gordon, Washington, D. C.; General Culture; Cauldron ” Staff, Intermont Staff, Les Coquettes, Y.W.C.A., Y.W. A., Secretary Telamiss, Washington Club. Mary Emily Hayes, Richmond, Virginia; Applied Art; Y.W.A. Cabinet, Vice-President Art Club, B.S.U., Y.W.C.A., Old Dominion Club, Les Coquettes. VIRGINIA INTERMONT Betty Henritze, Knoxville, Tennessee; General Culture; President B.S.U., Student Government, Y.W.C.A., Y.W.A., Curry Club, Phi Rho Pi, Delta Psi Omega, Boots and Saddle Club, West Virginia Club, Tip and Run Club, Speech Squad. Elizabeth Hickman, Alexandria, Louisiana; General Culture; President Debate Squad, Vice-President Telamiss, Inter-Scholastic Forensic Tourna- ments, President Phi Rho Pi, Les Coquettes, Intermont Staff, ” Caul- dron ” Staff, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Y.W.A., Surgical Dressings. Mary Louise Hillman, Erwin Tennessee; General Culture; Tennessee Club, Y.W.A. Cabinet, Intermont Staff, Social Committee, May Court. Patti Holcomb, Mt. Airy, North Carolina; Literary; Y.W.A. Cabinet, Y.W.C.A., Vice-President Tar Heels, Intermont Staff, Cauldron ” Staff, Senior Basketball Team, Curry Club. Annette Holiman, Greenville, Mississippi; General Culture; Glee Club, Les Coquettes, Y.W.C.A., Y.W.A., President Telamiss. Martha Jean Hulsey, Bristol, Tennessee; Home Economics; Y.W.A. Cabinet, Vice-President Phi Beta, Treasurer Glee Club, Social Committee, Day Students’ Club, Home Economics Club, Intermont Staff. To meet her is a pleasure; to know her a delight; to call her a friend is one of the highest privileges V. I. offers — Bette.” � « Dancing feet — manner sweet — Vivacious, loquacious — ' Eliz.’ can’t be beat.” � « Lovely, enchanting as a Strauss waltz — charming manner and sincerity paint a pic- ture of a true southern lady — Weech.” � « Patti holds the key to our hearts — a warm smile, ready laugh, and an unassuming manner make her friendship cherished.” Tall, attractive, Sophisticated and gay, These things are evident When ' Net’ walks your way.” � « A lilting voice and a lilting personality. A love for peo- ple and a yen for uniforms make ' H. D.’ unforgettable.” Betty Henritze Elizabeth Hickman Mary Lou Hillman Patti Holcomb Annette Holiman Martha Jean Hulsey A heart of purest gold, a smile, a cheering word, with a gift for music — Gene stands high in the ideals of our Alma Mater.” � « A tantalizing dish of humor, with a huge dash of style and sophistication, and a truly beautiful soul — Kangelos.” � « A brilliant mind, combined with subtle wit; an inspiring strength of character ad- mired by all who know her — Rose.” Gene Jordan Katherine Kangelos Rose Knisley Ida Mae Krogen Mary Elizabeth LaPradf. Madge LeGette ENIORS Colorful and lovely as the aurora borealis of a summer night — Devilish, dimpled grin, twinkling eyes, a quiet but gay personality — ' Krogie’.” � « Always willing to do for others, Liz is re- garded by all as a great gal.” A lingering essence of sparkling personality — a lasting friend, cultured and ' merverl- leuse’ — Madge.” Gene Jordan, Bishop, Virginia; Piano; Glee Club, Southern Belles, Phi Beta, Boots and Saddle Club. Katherine Kangelos, Anniston, Alabama; Home Economics; Treasurer Home Economics Club, Boots and Saddle Club, Social Committee, Y.W. C.A., Y.W. A., Intermont Staff, Bama Brats, Student Government, President Les Coquettes, Air Raid Warden. Rose Evelyn Knisley, Abingdon, Virginia; Literary; Secretary-Treas- urer Phi Rho Pi, Treasurer Phi Theta Kappa, Day Students’ Club. Ida Mae Krogen, Manistee, Michigan; Applied Art and Fine Art; Presi- dent Art Club, President Northwestern Club, Les Coquettes. Mary Elizabeth LaPrade, Lynchburg, Virginia; Literary; Roanoke Club, Les Coquettes, Y.W.C.A. Madge LeGette, Cairo, Georgia; Applied Art; Art Club, President Georgia Peaches, Les Coquettes, Canterbury Club, Y.W.C.A., Y.W.A. VIRGINIA INTERMONT Alene Logan, Bristol, Virginia; Secretarial; Day Students’ Club. Lelia Jett Marsh, Reedville, Virginia; General Culture; Captain Phi Beta Pledges, Vice-President Old Dominion Club, Secretary Glee Club ’43, B.S.U., Song Leader, Y.W.A., Orchestra, Phi Theta Kappa, President Glee Club ’44, President Y.W.C.A., Margaret Noffsinger Memorial Award. Sarah Frances Montgomery, Bristol, Virginia; Secretarial; Day Stu- dents’ Club, Social Committee. Jean Ratcliff Moore, Norfolk, Virginia; General Culture; Y.W.C.A., Secretary Boots and Saddle Club, President Old Dominion Club, Y.W.A., B.S.U. Elizabeth Kathryn Mowat, Benham, Kentucky; Piano; Glee Club, Li- brarian, Phi Beta, Y.W.C.A., Y.W.A., B.S.U., Boots and Saddle Club, Treasurer Kentucky Club, Air Raid Warden, Student Government. Even, classic features, a charming smile, and a pleasant personality — Alene.” � « All-round personality, emphasis on music — Whatever is doing, Lee gives the down- beat and can be counted on for a ' strictly solid’ performance.” � « Serenity, capability, and friendliness make Frances one of our most loved classmates.” � « Jessie Reba McCalla, Orlando, Florida; Literary; Y.W.C.A., Associate Editor Cauldron,” Secretary Phi Theta Kappa, Student Government, Air Raid Warden, Tip and Run Club, Gator Club. Tall, stylish, and lovely — regal poise and a radiant personality — Jean — the true Vir- ginia lady.” Pretty blue eyes, charming manner, and unusual talent — ' Lib’.” � « A perfect combination of wit, frankness, understand- ing, intelligence, efficiency and Florida Sunshine is our Jessie.” Alene Logan Jean Moore Lee Marsh Elizabeth Mowat Frances Montgomery Jessie McCalla Her versatility, intelligence, and charm — with just a dash of that West Virginia wit — endear Tommie B. to all.” � « Charming, sweet, demure — a lovely south- erner. Her fine qualities and attractive per- sonality make all who know ' Ginny’, love her.” � « A personality as poignant as a rhapsody, mixed with the charm and beauty of the South — Betty.” Tommie McCoy Virginia McGuire Betty O’Brien Ann Painter Mary Lee Powell Ann Pybas ENIORS She holds the copyright on an inimitable wit, a refreshing frankness and a beguiling charm, offset by a pair of devilish green eyes — Life’s finest and most interesting qualities rolled into one small package make V. I.’s own ' red-headed angel’ — Painter.” An individualist who carries authority and sincerity in her eyes — Mary Lee.” � « Independent spirit, dauntless will, subtle wit, serene poise, with a charming mixture of moodiness and gaiety — a true friend — Pybas.” Tommie McCoy, Peterstown, West Virginia; Secretarial; Rules and Regu- lations Committee, Y.W.A., Y.W.C.A. Secretary of Student Govern- ment, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, West Virginia Club, Intermont Staff, May Court. Virginia Elizabeth McGuire, Chattanooga, Tennessee; Literary; Ten- nessee Club, Cauldron ” Staff, Y.W.A., Y.W.C.A., Surgical Dressings. Betty O’Brien, Bluefield, West Virginia; Secretarial; West Virginia Club, Boots and Saddle Club, Les Coquettes, Canterbury Club, Y.W.A., Y.W.C.A. Ann Painter, Big Stone Gap, Virginia; Literary; Cauldron ” Staff, De- bate Squad, Phi Rho Pi, Tip and Run Club, President Redhead Club, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Southern Belles, Intermont Staff, T.P. - 5”, May Court. Mary Lee Powell, Norberth, Penn sylvania; Home Economics; Boots and Saddle Club, Student Government, Les Coquettes, Home Economics Club, Air Raid Warden. Ann Wright Pybas, Roanoke, Virginia; General Culture; Vice-Presi- dent Roanoke Club, Secretary-Treasurer Canterbury Club, Student Gov- ernment, President Tip and Run Club. VIRGINIA INTERMONT Jane Ricketts, Knoxville, Tennessee; Applied Arts; Tennessee Club, Art Club, Surgical Dressings, Y.W.C.A. Lou Russell Rogers, Glasgow, Kentucky; Piano and Voice; Vice-Presi- dent Glee Club, Phi Beta, YAV.A. Cabinet, Y.W.C.A., B.S.U., Student Government, Little Colonels, Les Coquettes. Sweet, sincere, cute, and wise, In her brown eyes A shadow lies, Like the dusk in evening skies.” � « Lois Frances Rosenbaum, Pulaski, Virginia; Piano; Y.W.C.A., Y.W.A., B.S.U., Roanoke Club, Phi Beta, Les Coquettes. Big blue eyes, sparkling all the while, laugh- ing, lovable and a fascinating smile” — Lou. Florence Rossman, Scarsdale, New York; General Culture; President Boots and Saddle Club, Vice-President New York Club, Les Coquettes, Home Economics Club, Intermont Staff, Surgical Dressings, May Court, Carnival Queen ’43. Peggy Roth, Belding, Michigan; Voice; Phi Beta, Tip and Run Club, Northwestern Club, Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Orchestra, First Aid, Les Coquettes. Genevieve Sheegog, Hazard, Kentucky; Secretarial; Kentucky Club, Les Coquettes, Home Economics Club, Surgical Dressings, Intermont Staff, Cheerleader, May Court. � « This small blonde girl from ' Pu-ville’ — a remarkably gifted pianist, has added much to the V. I. campus.” � « Keen, quick to understand and comfort, ' Fuzzy’ has a vivid individuality and saucy mischievousness which make her a leading lady.” A little bit of sweetness with a voice to match — ir- resistible, adorable ' Payoff’ — precious things come in small packages.” � « A package of dynamite, laughs, mischief, and true friendship; the dancing doll of V. I. That’s our ' Ginny.’ ” Jane Ricketts Florence Rossman Lou Russell Rogers Peggy Roth Lois Rosenbaum Genevieve Sheegog A loyal Tar Heel daughter — possessive of that easy southern manner — a seemingly never ending store of humor is our ' Shepd ” � « Sparkling eyes — a typical collegiate air — gaiety and friendliness that penetrate to all our hearts — yes, that’s Billie Jo.” Simi’s sincerity, independence, understand- ing, love of nature and people flow from a generous heart to a responsive pen.” Martha Shepherd Billie Jo Sherwood Jean Simmons Virginia Slaughter Ann Sluss Jean Smith E N I O Impish, sparkling eyes — a good companion in any crowd — that’s Virginia.” Gentleness, dependability and friendliness, only partially describe Anne’s sweet and in- curably romantic nature.” � « Spontaneous combustion — laughter that spreads like wildfire. Personality captivat- ing and ' droll’ — a teller of tall tales!” Martha Wylma Shepherd, Hendersonville, North Carolina; General Culture; Tar Heels, Les Coquettes, Y.W.C.A. Billie Jo Sherwood, Bristol, Tennessee; Secretarial; Day Students’ Club, Y.W.C.A., Intermont Staff. Jean Gordon Simmons, Branford Connecticut; General Culture; B.S.U. Council, Y.W.A., Y.W.C.A., Business Manager Cauldron,” New Eng- land Club, Boots and Saddle Club, Athletic Club, Intermont Staff. Virginia Vashti Slaughter, Fordtown, Tennessee; Secretarial; Y.W. C.A., Les Coquettes, Tennessee Club. Julia Anoinette Sluss, Salem, Virginia; General Culture; B.S.U. Coun- cil, Tip and Run Club, Vice-President Phi Theta Kappa, Chemistry As- sistant, Roanoke Club, Boots and Saddle Club. Jean Smith, Tuscaloosa, Alabama; General Culture; President Y.W.A., President Bama Brats, Delta Psi Omega, Student Government. VIRGINIA INTERMONT Lillie Jeannette Snead, Daytona Beach, Florida; Literary; Phi Theta Kappa, President Athletic Club, Vice-President Gator Club, Canterbury Club, Boots and Saddle Club, Swimming Instructor, Senior Basketball Team, Varsity Basketball Team. Calm, southern charm in a truly versatile lady, combined with the rare virtues of good sportsmanship and efficiency — ' Willie’.” Gloria Stalker, West Englewood, New Jersey; General Culture; Glee Club, Tip and Run Club, President New Jersey Club, Senior Basketball Team, B.S.U. Council, Intermont Staff, Art Club, Secretary Senior Class, Cauldron ” Staff, Y.W.A., Y.W.C.A. Virginia Lee Templeton, Bristol, Tennessee; Secretarial; Day Students’ Club. � « That breath-taking smile, magnetic person- ality, and pronounced ' Yankee’ accent make our Gloria.” Elinor Thomas, Fayetteville, West Virginia; Secretarial; Y.W.C.A., B.S.U. , Y.W.A., Cauldron ” Staff, West Virginia Club. Mary Elizabeth Thomas, Oak Hill, West Virginia; Piano; Y.W.C.A., Phi Beta, Secretary West Virginia Club, Student Government, Orchestra, Air Raid Warden, Intermont Staff, Y.W.A., Secretary Phi Beta Pledges. Bye Thompson, Bristol, Virginia; Literary; Day Students’ Club. Gay and versatile is ' Gee’ — we all remem- ber her tales which are as tall as timber — Long may they grow.” � « She always has a smile for everyone. Fier pleasing personality wins friends wherever she goes — Elinor.” Quiet until you know her Then a wealth you find A joyous spirit, clever, sweet, A girl of the nicest kind — ' Liz’.” � « Quiet, capable for all occa- sions — liked by all who meet her — better known to us as ' Bye’. ” Lillie Jean Snead Elinor Thomas Gloria Stalker Mary Elizabeth Thomas Virginia Templeton Bye Thompson As cute as she is clever. As clever as she is sweet And when it comes to making friends ' Twit’ just can’t be beat.” � « Lover of the out-of-doors, artistic nature, an excellent horsewoman; charm and a dry humor make Dolly the ' individual’ that she is.” � « A young lady of distinct individualism, de- cisive nature and willingness to help make ' Cox’ a girl not soon to be forgotten.” Mary Jo Twitty Dolly Wachenfeld Mary Cox Wallace Annette Warburton Sara West Marianna Whittaker ENIORS A star with a guiding radiance, she blazes a trail that others are to follow into a realm of reality and gracious living — that which we would like to be but seldom attain — Annette.” A southern horsewoman — frank, calm, with a natural red crown — an ever ready wit.” � « Modern Diana of matchless grace and boundless charm. Enchantress’ smile, slow — shy. A lovely young goddess, a rare flower of exquisite beauty.” Mary Jo Twitty, Fayetteville, Tennessee; General Culture; President Senior Class, Y.W.A. Cabinet, Tip and Run Club, Curry Club, Delta Psi Omega, Tennessee Club, Executive War Council, Les Coquettes, Inter- mont Staff, Air Raid Warden, May Court. Dorothy Wachenfeld, Wallpack, New Jersey; General Culture; Ap- plied Art; President Boots and Saddle Club, Secretary Athletic Club, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Y.W.A., New Jersey Club, Tip and Run Club, Stu- dent Government, Art Club. Mary Cox Wallace, Morristown, Tennessee; Literary; Tennessee Club, Athletic Club, Y.W.C.A., B.S.U., Y.W.A., Boots and Saddle Club, Curry Club, Debate Squad. Annette Warburton, London, England; Literary; Secretary-Treasurer Junior and Senior High School Classes, Treasurer Junior Class, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, Intermont Staff, ’42, ’43, Business Manager Intermont ’44, President Phi Theta Kappa, Cauldron ” Staff, Tip and Run Club, Canter- bury Club, T.P. - 5.” Sara E. West, Richmond, Virginia; General Culture; Treasurer Boots and Saddle Club, Les Coquettes, Old Dominion Club, Air Raid Warden, Red Head Club. Marianna Whittaker, Bristol, Virginia; General Culture; Secretary Day Students’ Club ’43, Vice-President Junior Class ’43, Speech Squad, Vice- President Senior Class, Day Student Social Committee, May Queen. VIRGINIA INTERMONT Virginia Williamson, Spencer, West Virginia; Secretarial; Y.W.C.A., Y.W.A., Vice-President West Virginia Club, B.S.U., Les Coquettes, Caul- dron” Staff. Gifted with an unusual type of beauty and charm; to know ' Ginny’ and not love her is impossible.” Dorothy Lee Wingfield, Norfolk, Virginia; Voice; Treasurer Phi Beta, Treasurer Tip and Run Club, Student Government, Glee Club, Old Do- minion Club, Surgical Dressings, Y.W.C.A., Air Raid Warden. � « Her haunting voice is like the truest note of the nightingale — sincere, intelligent, a sunny disposition. ' To know her is to love her’ — Dorothy Lee.” Catherine Yoe, Cartersville, Georgia; Literary; Associate Editor Caul- dron ”, Les Coquettes, Y.W.A. Cabinet, Y.W.C.A., B.S.U., May Court, Intermont Staff, Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Beta, Vice-President Georgia Peaches, Home Economics Club. � « In her, serenity reigns supreme — With her brains and beauty she subtly touches every heart — Catherine.” Ruth Zimmerman, Lexington, Kentucky; Home Economics; President Home Economics Club, President Kentucky Club, Les Coquettes, Surgical Dressings, Intermont Staff, May Court, Cheer Leader. � « Out of ' Mademoiselle’ — A product of ' Charm’ — Magnetic personality — A truer friend could not be found — Our ' Zimmie’.” Virginia Williamson Dorothy Lee Wingfield Ruth Zimmerman Catherine Yoe SENIORS Though our friendships all may sever, paths apart may be — the Senior Class of 1944 will remember always these outstanding seniors: Witty” Twitty, fun-loving Senior Class President. Talented, gifted, and versatile Charlotte Fortune, President of Student Council. Pat Branch — dynamo of energy, intelligence, fascination — a name to re- member; we knew her when.” Our First Lady, gracious, charming Marianna Whittaker, who reigned as Queen of the May. Our brain trusts: Annette Warburton, Tim Fatherly, Catherine Yoe, Jessie McCalla, and Ann Sluss. Ingenues of the legitimate stage: Ann Cone, Betty fienritze, and Char- lotte Bruce. V. I.’s Prima Donnas: Dorothy Lee Wingfield, Margie Lee Anderson , Peg Roth, Lee Marsh, and Martha Jean Hulsey. From our group of budding young writers, artists, publicity, and adver- tising careerists: Mary Frances Covington, Jean Simmons, Ann Painter, and Gloria Stalker. Reasons why our future husbands will have to work late at the office, dear”: Helen Covington, Connee Andersen, Ann Bradshaw, Jean DeBusk, Tommie McCoy, and Evelyn Abbott. Promoters of the Junior- Senior rivalry and V. I. pep and go: Lucy Alston, Gwen Bateman, Lillie Jean Snead, Betty Asbury, and Patti Holcomb. Outstanding horsewomen in the equitation department: Dolly Wachen- feld, Mary Lee Powell, and Fuzzy Rossman. For vim, vigor, and vitality — senior spirit: Betty Virginia Adams and Jean Smith. And with the champagne of deepest thanks, we toast our peppy, witty, and lovely class sponsor, Miss Simpson. tsosa Lee Marsh Most Talented Mary Jo Twitty Most Likeable Dolly Wachenfeld Most Dependable SENIOR CLASS SUPER Mary Louise Hillman Most Charming Ruth Zimmerman Most Stylish Marianna Whittaker Best All-round Day Student Gwen Bateman Most Collegiate LATIVES Ann Painter W ittiest Annette Warburton Most Intellectual _ood Better Best these girls are the personifi- cation of superlative degree the Seniors proudly present their bests.” Annette Warburton Pat Branch Gwen Bateman . . . Ann Painter .... Lee Marsh Mary Jo Twitty . Dolly Wachenfeld . . Mary Louise Hillman Ruth Zimmerman . Marianna Whittaker . Most Intellectual Most Versatile . Most Collegiate W ittiest Most Talented Most Likeable . Most Depe ndable . Most Charming Most Stylish Best All-round Day Student Pat Branch Most Versatile OOTpR n T $ -Y. C. A. Little Pal Party Traditional set-acquainted nitc. Date your little sister” for an evening of fun and how d’ya do s. Sept. 25— Pajama Parties ' Good neighbor policy a la V. I. cokes, bridge, and chatter. v I V-i r | , ■ x o ' V ’ J O T H E JOSEPHINE ALEXANDER Fine and Applied Art SwARTHMORE, PENNSYLVANIA SALLY ARMSTRONG General Culture Al exandria, Virginia MARTHA JANE BANE Library Science Bristol, Tennessee ELIZABETH BARNES Literary Kingsport, Tennessee CATHERINE BATTEN Secretarial Mt. Gilead, North Carolina HELEN BERRY General Culture Jonesboro, Tennessee VIRGINIA BERRYMAN Secretarial Norfolk, Virginia MARGARET BIERBAUM Secretarial Bristol, Virginia CHARLOTTE BLACK General Culture Miami Beach, Florida HELEN BOND General Culture Blountville, Tennessee BETTY BOYD General Culture Bristol, Tennessee SALLY BRADLEY Secretarial Longmeadow, Massachusetts PRISCILLA BRENNAN Literary Springfield, Tennessee MARTHA JEAN BROOME General Culture Decatur, Georgia EMILY BROWN Secretarial Syracuse, New York JEAN BROWN Literary Pikesville, Maryland MILDRED BROWN Secretarial Babylon, New York BETTY BRUNSON General Culture Sumter, South Carolina JUNIORS JEAN BUCKLES Literary Bristol, Tennessee BARBARA BULLOCK Secretarial Atlanta, Georgia LOUISE BURRELL General Culture Eustis, Florida ESTHER CALLAHAM Secretarial Norfolk, Virginia CAMILLA CALLAHAN Literary Gainesville, Florida EVELYN CARME Secretarial New York, New York ANN CHANDLER General Culture Johnson City, Tennessee PATRICIA CHERRY Secretarial Tarboro, North Carolina KATE LEE COBURN Literary Morganton, North Carolina GLADYS COFFEY Secretarial Bristol, Tennessee BEATRICE COHN Central Culture Highland Park, New Jersey DORIS COLKITT Home Economics Waynesville, North Carolina WILMA COMERFORD Literary Bristol, Tennessee JO ANN CORNETT Piano Independence, Virginia GLORIA CRUMP Literary Richmond, Virginia BARBARA DABBS Literary Loudon, Tennessee ELIZABETH DALE Literary Wise, Virginia BETTY DAVIS Home Economics Whitesville, West Virginia THE ELIZABETH DEAN Secretarial Alexander City, Alabama MARGARET DESKINS General Culture Keystone, West Virginia ELIZABETH DICKERSON Literary Spartanburg, South Carolina MARGARET DICKEY Literary Bristol, Virginia JOHNNIE LU DICKSON Secretarial Kingsport, Tennessee BILLIE DOBSON General Culture Fayetteville, North Carolina CHRIS ECONOMOS Home Economics Washington, D. C. EILEEN EDELBLUT Literary Fort Myers, Florida MARGIE FAGENBAUM Literary Paris, Tennessee DORIS FLEMING Dramatics Swampscott, Massachusetts BETTY JO FLETCHER Secretarial Honaker, Virginia LUCIE FORD Applied Art Abingdon, Maryland ANNE FRANCIS General Culture East Orange, New Jersey ANN FRANCKE Literary East Orange, New Jersey HELEN FRYE General Culture Bristol, Tennessee NANNIE LOU FULLER Secretarial Honaker, Virginia PEGGY GADD General Culture Centreville, Maryland VICTORIA GARBUTT Home Economics New York, New York JUNIORS MILDRED GILBERT Secretarial Bristol, Tennessee HELEN GILLIAM General Culture Kingsport, Tennessee ANNE GIST Applied Art Sparta, Tennessee KATHERINE GRAYSON Secretarial Bristol, Tennessee RUTH ANN GREEN General Culture Fanwood, New Jersey ELIZABETH GRIMMETT Secretarial Hinton, West Virginia ANN GRONER Home Economics Chattanooga, Tennessee BARBARA J. GROSE Physical Education Miami, Florida JUNE HALL Literary Stanford, Kentucky MARGUERITE HALL Secretarial Tarboro, North Carolina MYRA HAMILTON Fine and Applied Art Fayetteville, Tennessee SARAH HAND General Culture Charleston, West Virginia JOYCE HARGIS Home Economics Cleveland, Tennessee RUTH HARRIS Home Economics Dublin, Virginia HELEN HAY Secretarial Providence, Rhode Island MARGARET HAYNES Literary Morristown, Tennessee MARIANNE HAYWORTH Dramatics Bristol, Virginia BETTY ANNE HEARNE Literary Roanoke, Virginia T H E SHIRLEY HESS Secretarial Meriden, Connecticut RUTH HIESER General Culture Bloomington, Illinois CONSTANCE HILTON Literary Roanoke, Virginia MAYME GLYNN HODGE Secretarial Knightsdale, North Carolina KATHRYN HOGE Library Science Pearisburg, Virginia VIRGINIA HOGIN Home Economics Gallatin, Tennessee JOAN HOLLEY Literary West Englewood, New Jersey KATIE HOLSWADE Home Economics Spencer, West Virginia BARBARA HOLZ Applied Art Charleston, West Virginia ELIZABETH HUGHES Applied Art Minter City, Mississippi ADA MARGARET HUMPHREYS Dramatic Art Paris, Tennessee EDITH HUNTER General Culture Boonton, New Jersey JANET JACKSON Fine and Applied Art Lakewood, Ohio PRISCILLA JORDAN General Culture Auburn, Maine MARGERY KAHL Secretarial Wallingford, Connecticut ERNESTINE KANGELOS Secretarial Anniston, Alabama MARY KELLAM Literary Onley, Virginia JO ELLEN KILGORE Home Economics Ashland, Kentucky JUNIORS MARJORIE KLEIN Secretarial Maplewood, New Jersey PATRICIA KOEHLER General Culture Washington, D. C. CLAIRE LAPWING Secretarial Tenafly, New Jersey LORRAINE LaTOURETTE Secretarial Milburn, New Jersey ETHEL LAUGHLIN Secretarial Tarboro, North Carolina JOLENE LAUNIUS Home Economics Atlanta, Georgia JOANNE LAWLER Literary Bristol, Virginia JO ANN LAWTON Library Science Central City, Kentucky JOYCE LEDGER Secretarial Longemeadow, Massachusetts SARA LEEGAN Literary Bowling Green, Kentucky LOLA LeGETTE Literary Cairo, Georgia HELEN LINK Secretarial Phoenixville, Pennsylvania VIOLET LOBKOWITZ Applied Art Lewistown, Pennsylvania ANN LUCIUS Home Economics Greenville, South Carolina VIRGINIA LUEDDEKE Secretarial Maplewood, New Jersey MARGUERITE MAGUIRE Secretarial West Orange, New Jersey THERESA MARSHALL Secretarial Greensboro, Kentucky ELIZABETH MEADOWS General Culture Hinton, West Virginia THE CONSTANCE MERRILL Secretarial Maplewood, New Jersey LUCILLE MILLER General Culture Shaker Heights, Ohio PATRICIA MOLDSTAD Secretarial Cleveland Heights, Ohio JUNE MOSER Secretarial Battle Creek, Michigan JEAN MULLINS Literary Mayfield, Kentucky ann McCarthy Secretarial New York, New York ANN McKENNEY General Culture Petersburg, Virginia NANCY McMAHAN General Culture Morristown, Tennessee JOSEPHINE NAGY General Culture East Orange, New Jersey GENEVIEVE NICHOLAS Piano Greenville, Michigan BARBARA NOLAN General Culture West Englewood, New Jersey MAXINE NORMAN Literary Norfolk, Virginia MARTHA LOU NOWLIN Literary Morristown, Tennessee ALENE O’DELL Secretarial Bristol, Tennessee MARILYN PILKINGTON General Culture Allendale, New Jersey DOROTHY ALICE POPE Secretarial Teaneck, New Jersey NANCY ALLEN PRESTON Literary Glasgow, Kentucky LORRAINE PRICE General Culture Washington, D. C. CAROL RAYNOR Physical Education Westhampton Beach, Long Island, New York CORA BOYD REDDITT Literary Greenville, North Carolina JEAN REDMOND Speech and Dramatic Art Mobile, Alabama , DOROTHY RICE , { r Secretarial 1 . ' ) Nashville, Tennessee MAUREEN RICHARDSON General Culture Church Hill, JANET Home Saugus, LOIS SAYRE Secretarial Maplewood, New Jersey MARY ELIZABETH SCHMEHL General Culture Daytona Beach, Florida JOANE SCHWEICKART General Culture Maplewood, New Jersey MOZELLE SEAY General Culture Englewood, Tennessee BETTY SEWELL Literary Charlotte, North Carolina PATRICIA SHERIDAN General Culture Scarsdale, New York DOROTHY SHIPLEY Physical Education Bluff City, Ten nessee MARY TOMMIE SHREVE General Culture Greensburg, Kentucky BETTY SIMPSON Secretarial Morganton, North Carolina DOROTHY SIMPSON Secretarial Kingsport, Tennessee VIVIAN RUTLEDGE Secretarial Bluff City, Tennessee LOIS SANGER Fine Art Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania THE PEGGY SMITH General Culture Bristol, Virginia MERYLE SMOOT General Culture Manchester, Tennessee FRANCES SMOTHERS Home Economics Reidsville, North Carolina JUNE SNODDY Literary Sparta, Tennessee DOLLIE SOPIGOTI Applied Arts Bristol, Virginia ELEANOR SPAHR Home Economics Bristol, Virginia SUE STAIR Secretarial Lake City, Tennessee MARY ELLEN STAIR General Culture Knoxville, Tennessee WINNETTE STANSBURY General Culture Daytona Beach, Florida ELLEN STEGER Secretarial Pulaski, Virginia PHYLLIS STEPPE General Culture Bristol, Virginia THARON STEWART Secretarial Bristol, Virginia BEBE STOKES Secretarial Wadesboro, North Carolina PHYLLIS SUTER Secretarial ScARSDALE, Ne¥ YORK FRANCES SUTHERBERRY General Culture Teaneck, New Jersey JANE TALLEY Secretarial Chattanooga, Tennessee BETTY THOMAS Home Economics Bluff City, Tennessee NANCY TICE Home Economics Leonia, New Jersey JUNIORS BETTY TODD Literary Bristol, Virginia ELIZABETH TRUMP Home Economics Logan, West Virginia TRUDY TUZIK Secretarial Springfield, New Jersey MARY ELIZABETH VAN DYKE Physical Education Tazewell, Virginia LOUISE VANN General Culture Raleigh, North Carolina CAROLYN VAN NESS Literary Eldorado, Arkansas NANCY VERCHOT General Culture East Orange, New Jersey EDITH WALKER Literary Jefferson City, Tennessee JEAN WALKER Literary Atlanta, Georgia AUDREY WALTERS Secretarial Woodside, New York MINNIE DEAN WATSON General Culture Huntingdon, Tennessee MARGARET NELL WEBB Home Economics Bluff City, Tennessee WANDA WEBER Home Economics Allentown, Pennsylvania FAITH WEISS Secretarial White Plains, New York NANCY WELLER Secretarial Maplewood, New Jersey NORMA WESTCOTT Home Economics Brewerton, New Jersey VIRGINIA WESTPHAL Literary Battle Creek, Michigan EUNICE WHEELER Secretarial Bristol, Virginia ELAINE WILLIAMS Secretarial Maplewood, New Jersey ELLEN BANE WILLIAMS Literary Franklin, Virginia BARBARA WOLFER General Culture Jamestown, North Dakota JUNIOR CLASS We, the Junior Class, proudly give you the following guiding lights: Our capable president, Pat Cherry, possessed a vibrant manner, and everywhere that charm- ing Pat went, this admirable trait was sure to go. Assisting Pat was brown-eyed Connie Merrill, who was rightly named secretary of our class, with tall, slender Joan Lawler, the gal with the dramatic ability, as vice-president. Striking black haired Charlotte Black deserves credit as treasurer of our class and also as the New York Times representative. It’s unanimous that we toss the proverbial bouquet to our class sponsor, Miss Carter, for her untiring efforts and helpful ideas. Ah! The Juniors have athletic ability. To the girls of good sportsmanship and athletic prow- ess, we give a rousing cheer to All-American Sis” Van Dyke, who captained the victorious Jun- ior team, Carol Raynor, Pat Cherry, Betty Hughes, Ann Groner, ”B. J.” Grose and Ellen Bane Williams who was also manager of the Varsity team. So Proudly We Hail” Bonnie Norman, whose intellectual fire will never burn out; Bonnie had an active interest in the Y. W. A. also. Basketballing, piano-playing, Fran Sutherberry can easily boast of duties well performed and days well spent. Ladies of cheer, arrouse our pep and good spirit! The walls of the gym re-echo many praises to Ginny Lueddeke, Fran Smothers, Bebe Stokes and Darlene Strong for leading the green and white to victory! Intermont has its Eleanor Holms — with Ethel Laughlin gracefully churning the waters, and Jane Talley, the blonde version, who was assistant swimming instructor. Ann Lucius, everybody’s favorite, handled the song contest with her usual ease and skill. Artists and Models” . . . the artists of the class and wielders of those crafty paint brushes” are none other than Myra Hamilton and Jo Alexander; the girls who are pretty enough to be the models” are Lou Burrell, Anne Chandler, Lorraine La Tourette, Nikki Stansbury, Lola LeGette and Carolyn Van Ness. Leaning up against the stable gate are the two horse-lovers we know as Chris Economos and Bobbie” Wolfer. Leaps ’n’ bounds, cheers and whistling, friendliness and tireless energy, mixed together give us, athletic, B. J.” Grose. Watch those reprimands! Tolerant Kaky” Hoge, Priscilla Jordan, Beazy” Cohn and Liz” Barnes were Student Government electees this year, with reliable Marguerite Geet” Hall as Secretary. Melodious Edith Walker and her accordian made soothing music for our ears, while vo- cally, wee Midge” Maguire contributed some fancy notes. In the world of footlights and grease paint, the symbol of the mask and wig proudly pre- sents Trudy Tuzik, Jean Redmond, Martee Humphreys, Elaine Williams, and Marianne Hay- worth as the rivals of Sarah Bernhardt. A versatile gal and leader has been Janet Jackson, a champion swimmer, member of the Varsity Team, Junior Editor of the Annual, and a great girl! To the Juniors, let us always remember that Education is the best defense of Democracy.” Finally, the staff wishes to recognize its Junior Editor, Janet Jackson, whose cooperation and intriguing personality have made her an outstanding leader. Her admirable character, and spec- tacular sports participation have greatly enhanced her class’s On to Victory” slogan. ■L ' 1 1 ' 1 Jg, 1 i a t h Officers o High Schoo HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS Valentina Sobalvarro Ada Brewer Frances Massey Virginia Atkins Dot Jarvis Barbara Weir Norma Jean Davis Yvonne Beer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Kertz Joanne McCord . Sally Riddell . . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary-T reasurer SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN CLASS Dale Blassenham OFFICERS Mary Tom Cantrell Vice-President Irene Edelson Secretary -Treasurer A THE CLAIRE ARCHBOLD Senior Paterson, New Jersey JENNIFER AUSTIN Senior Flint, Michigan YVONNE BEER Senior Clearfield, Pennsylvania MARILYN BENNETT Senior Marine City, Michigan HELEN BRAINARD Senior Long Rack, Wisconsin ELIZABETH BRAND Senior Logan, West Virginia DOROTHY BREVOORT Senior Hampton, Virginia KATY COOKE Senior Abingdon, Virginia JAYNE CLOSE Senior Blackstone, Virginia JANE COMEY Senior Nashville, Tennessee MARTHA CONLEY Senior Williamson, West Virginia KATIE COOK Senior Cleveland, Tennessee SHEILA CURRIER Senior Brooklyn, New York NORMA JEAN DAVIS Senior Mershon, Georgia BETTY ERVIN Senior Crossville, Tennessee BARBARA GOODE Senior Auburndale, Massachusetts SIVLEY HEARN Senior Nashville, Tennessee MARGARET HOAK Senior Niagara Falls, New York HALE HUNTER Senior Boonton, New Jersey DOROTHY JARVIS Senior Norfolk, Virginia MARGERY KARNER Senior Plainfield, New Jersey CARMEN PULLIN Senior Guatamala, Central America JANE PRAY Senior Fort Gulish, Canal Zone PATRICIA REYNOLDS Senior Pulham, New York SALLY ROGERS Senior Birmingham, Alabama VALENTINA SOBALVARRO Senior Guatamala, Central America CARLA SCRIMGEOUR Senior Coral Gables, Florida JOAN SILVER Senior Montgomery, Alabama JEAN LEWIS Senior Dewitt, New Jersey PEGGY LEWIS Senior Augusta, Maine NANCY LITTMAN Senior Cleveland, FRANCES MASSEY Senior Maryville, Tennessee BETSY MERCELIS Senior Plainfield, New Jers JANE McCLAL , Senior Atlanta, Georgia MARY ALICE NEWTON Senior Tuscaloosa, Alabama EMILIA PACHECO Senior Heredin, Costa Rica T H E MARGARET SKRALY Senior Lackawanna, New York ELEANOR THOMPSON Senior Jackson, Michigan JAY THOR WORTH Senior Point Pleasant, New Jersey AUDREY VEVERA Senior Redgefield Park, New Jersey BARBARA WEIR Senior Indianapolis, Indiana PATRICIA WILLIAMS Senior Brookneal, Virginia JOYCE WOODARD Senior Carning, New York VIRGINIA ATKINS Junior Hampton, Virginia ANNEMARIE BILLINGS Junior Whitman, Massachusetts ADA BREWER Junior Montclair, New Jersey MARY ELIZABETH BURRELL Junior Eustin, Florida HELEN CAUDILL Junior Beckley, West Virginia BARBARA CARTER Junior Bassett, Virginia EMMA LOU COYNER Junior Waynesboro, Virginia NANCY DARBY Junior Gaithersburg, Maryland ELIZABETH EDWARDS Junior Sailsbury, Maryland PEARL FINK Junior Fairmont, West Virginia ALVA DEANE FISKE Junior Washington, D. C. HIGH SCHOOL BETTY GIVENS Junior Henderson, Kentucky BETTYE RHEA GOFF Junior Evarta, Kentucky MADELINE JACOBS Junior Lynn, Massachustts NANCY KERTZ Junior New York City, New York PAT LYMAN Junior Arlington, Virginia JOANNE McCORD Junior Nashville, Tennessee PAT McISSAC Junior Roanoke, Virginia TENSIE NEEDHAM Junior Pilot Mountain, North Carolina INEZ ORCHARD Junior Auburndale, Florida SALLY RIDDELL Junior Birmingham, Alabama JULIA ROYDON Junior Richlands, Virginia ELEANOR SMITH Junior Palestine, Illinois JEANNETTE STRIPLING Junior Metter, Georgia HELEN TERRY Junior Bristol, Tennessee VIRGINIA THOMPSON Junior Westfield, New Jersey JANE WARING Junior Brunswick, Ohio LOUISE WINFIELD Junior Petersburg, Virginia DALE BLASSENHAM Junior Newport News, Virginia THE MARY TOM CANTRELL Sophomore Etowah, Tennessee BOBBIE COUSINS Sophomore Springhill, Alabama MARY MARTHA CURRY Sophomore Henderson, Kentucky IRENE EDELSON Sophomore New York, New York MARGIE FOSTER Sophomore Norfolk, Virginia MARY ELAINE HARGIS Sophomore Cleveland, Tennessee ELAINE HENRY Sophomore Baltimore, Maryland MERILENE HICKMAN Sophomore Harriman, Tennessee ANN JOHNSON Sophomore Winston-Salem, No. Carolina CLOTILDE LaBRUCE Sophomore Georgetown, South Carolina BETTY JO McCORPIN Sophomore Gary, West Virginia MARGARET McGRAW Sophomore Orlando, Florida Patricia McClellan Sophomore Flint, Michigan JOSEPHINE NeCAMKEN Sophomore Cleveland Heights, Ohio ADELE ROYDON Sophomore Richlands, Virginia NANCY TAYLOR Sophomore Lyons, New Jersey ANN VAUGHN Sophomore Charlottesville, Virginia JEWEL WALKER Sophomore Jacksonville, Florida HIGH SCHOOL JEAN WAMPLER Sophomore Big Stone Gap, Virginia CHARMAIN WERLY Sophomore Oak Ridge, Tennessee BARBARA WILLIAMSON Sophomore East Packanack Lake, New Jersey ROSAMOND WITHERS Sophomore San Salvador, Central America BETTY ANN ZIMMERMAN Sophomore Wheelwright, Kentucky MARTHA JEAN GAWTHROP Freshman Woodbury, New Jersey BEVERLY HANSON Freshman Cleveland, Ohio CAROLINE HERR Freshman Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CHARLENE KOEPPEL Freshman Jackson Heights, New York JACQUELYN LUSBY Freshman Silver Springs, Maryland FRANCES PEARSON Freshman Oneida, Tennessee CARMEN YDIGORAS Irregular Guatamala City, Central America MARGOT SANTISTIBAN Irregular Guatamala City, Central America ELLA VILLAGRAN Irregular Guatamala City, Central America HIGH Valentina SoBALVARRO Jackie Curthoys Dot Jarvis Kitty Clark Katy Cooke SCHOOL SUPERLATIVES The High School or Prep” Department has been and continues to become one of the most outstanding classes in V. I. The eight Superlatives listed below, and elected by the Senior Class, typify a representative cross- section of this peppy class. Valentina Sobalvarro Most Athletic Jackie Cur i hoys ' Wittiest Dot Jarvis Most Collegiate Kitty Clark Most Dependable Katy Cooke Most Intellectual Norma Jean Davis Most Stylish Barbara Weir Most Charming Ada Brewer Best All-Round Norma Jean Davis Ada Brewer Barbara Weir . 5 , )AJ 0 -rvj - o v , Q_0-0« C5 A- x U Wi V ' V iab ' fc «oo t_A_ l V Wt txVt ' V uoo tw Cssuj Ooo. S S V, lV-1 ' -O- S V A t- o jk_su! - v v3lL w v + lA xjkS C-«nr H s (jJ.v Yv e l Ss - cnoe_ ( r ° ' £ N N o os Vvvu-e Lfc Among the high school students who will rise to greater heights in the America W ' o v. flisu of tomorrow, we recognize: Valentina Sobalvarro, the president of the high school, whose faithful words and patience have guided us through another year. k A song in the hall, a broad smile, and a gay patter of words — Dot Jarvis, the cr-y j all-round president of the Senior Class. V sY Cs-ftSXk. ' V A finishing touch of rare beauty is added with the appearance of charming- Barbara Weir. For the latest styles we can always depend on Norma Jean Davis, Mary Alice Newton, Shelia Currier, and Nancy Kertz. Did someone say Brewer? Ada — no doubt. The collegiate gal with plenty of pep and school spirit. C . ' Qjsofc A One gal we’ll never forget is Kitty Clark with her dramatic ability, we all know she well deserves the title of most dependable.” We can hold our place in the scholastic world as long as we have gals like Katie Cook (Student Government Representative) and Dorothy Brevoort. Our basket-ball team went forth to battle led by Eleanor Smitty” Smith, cap- tain; Mickey Ffickman, manager; and supported by Val Sobalvarro, Martha Conley, Pat Williams, Ffelen Caudill, Betty Ervin, Ada Brewer, Fran Massey, Margie Foster, Lou Coyner, Peg Ffoak, and Bobbie” Cousins. Yvonne Beer brings glory to the high school when she lifts her violin to her chin and lightly brings the bow across the strings to produce superb music. Barbara Goode has contributed to the high school a contagious giggle and a world of wit. Among our beauties we have Ann Johnson, Margie Foster, Fran Massey, Lou Coy- ner, Honey” Herr, and our Spanish beauty, Carmen Pullen. Sally Schoeffel and witty Jackie Curthoys, along with Jery Karner rank tops among V. F’s horsewomen. And when you are looking for a poet or a musician, how about Nancy Littman, Bobbie” Cousins, Lou Coyner, Peg Hoak, and Dot Jarvis? DAY STUDENTS Y THE DA DAY STUDENTS’ OFFICERS Dot Davis President Jean Buckles Vice-President Betsy Fleming Secretary Virginia Babb Treasu rer Mr. C. Ernest Cooke Mrs. R. H. Hammer Miss Faura Snow Auston Sponsors Pictured at the right is a casual shot of some of our day students, relaxing between classes, in their Hut” — Pine paneled walls, a large, stone fire- place, and bright, comfortable, lounging furniture lend a re- laxing and cheery atmosphere to the Day Students’ rendez- vous. STUDENTS These are the representative Bristolians who, as true Inter- monters, have done much to strengthen the bond between the day students, the boarding students, and Bristol. This year has found more and more boarding students strolling down to visit the Day Students’ Cottage, while in equal propor- tion the day students dragged it up” to the dormitories. A Christmas party, Peanut Week, all-night parties in the dorms, bridge games, and big bull” sessions all helped to make the day students’ year fun. Haffiww® STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council serves as a link, a mediator, be- tween the students and the faculty. Administration rules would mean very little without student cooperation. The goal of this representative body is to attain the highest peak of faculty-student cooperation. Our council’s primary aim this year has been to pro- mote better spirit and activity on the campus and to en- courage in each girl the fulfillment of the Intermont ideals. Charlotte Fortune FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Charlotte Fortune President Tommie McCoy Secretary SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Charlotte Fortune President Marguerite Hall Secretary MEMBERS Betty Asbury Dolly Wachenfeld Gwen Bateman Minnie D. Dorsey Dorothy Lee Wingfield Elizabeth Mowat Jesse McCalla Harriet Dickinson Ann Breitweiser Katherine Kangelos Lou Russell Rogers Helen Berry Ann Pybas Elizabeth Thomas Yvonne Beer MEMBERS Betty Asbury Connie Hilton Gwen Bateman Elizabeth Barnes Dorothy Lee Wingfield Mary Lee Powell Priscilla Jordan Beatrice Cohn Harriett Dickinson Ann Lucius Elizabeth Thomas B. J. Grose Katherine Kangelos Katheryn Hoge Katy Cooke THE 1944 INTERMONT Patricia Branch, Editor-in-Chief Staff Editor-in-Chief Patricia Branch Business Manager ... Annette Warburton Advertising Manager Gwen Bateman Advertising Staff — Pat Cherry, Ruth Zimmerman, M. J. Hulsey, Betty Faulconer, Ginny Sheegog, Connee Andersen, Billy Jo Sherwood, Betty Sewell, Fuzzy Rossman, Nancy Fittman, Vicky Garbutt, Elizabeth Hick- man, Jean DeBusk, Lucy Alston. Copy Editor Ann Painter Assistants — Evelyn Abbott, Barbara Dudd, Ann Lucius, Bebe Stokes. Senior Editor Mary Frances Covington Junior Editor Janet Jackson High School Editor Kitty Clark Portrait Editor Catherine Yoe Portrait Staff — Charlotte Fortune, Tim Eatherly, Mary Louise Hillman, Ann Groner, Liz Thomas, Edith Walker, Fran Smothers, Jane Talley, Katherine Kangelos, Sara Alexander. Group Editor Jean Simmons Assistants Mary Jo Twitty, Betty Asbury Sports Editor B. J. Gross Art Editor Gloria Stalker Assistants Myra Hamilton, Mary Emily Hayes Snapshot Editor Betty V. Adams Assistant Patti Holcomb Typists — Helen Currin, Tommie McCoy, Helen Covington, Margie Lee Anderson. Faculty Adviser Mr. C. Ernest Cooke Photographer Mr. Arthur Cummings, Abingdon, Va. Editors of Annual Assistant Editors Editor’s Note colon Here it is period and like a marriage ceremony it is yours for better or for worse dash don’t think it hasn’t been through both stages in the process of production comma because it has period exclama- tion point that better or worse slogan could well be applied to everything which this book and its con- tents mean to each of us comma also dash our friendships comma the joys and sorrows of this past year comma and above all comma the lasting memory of our own contributions to the life of Inter- mont period paragraph With all due respect therefore comma I now pronounce you quotes the 1944 Intermont and Reader close quotes period so help you dash period Annette Warburton Business Manager Gwen Bateman Advertising Manager Business Staff Tim Eatherly THE CAULDRON The Cauldron goes to press! About twice a month Editor Eatherly leads her staff through a mad scramble to get the story, get it first, and get it right. Communiques come pouring in to be carefully censored, revised, and passed on. This product is then put in the hands of the Wytheville Publishing Company, and from there it comes back a finished paper. We join forces to salute this ac- tivity, its editors and entire staff, for their outstanding service to our school. The Cauldron Staff Tim Eatherly Jessie McCalla ) Catherine Yoe j Jean Walker Helen Covington Betty Davis Betty Asbury Annette Warburton Elizabeth Barnes Ann Painter Betty Asbury Pat Branch Mary Frances Covington J o Ann Lawton Editor Associate Editors Junior Editor News Editor Make-up Editor Literary Editor Alumnae Editor Feature Writers Ann Breitweiser Betty V. Adams Sara Alexander Pat Dermody Elinor Thomas Theresa Marshall Elizabeth Hickman Johnnie Lu Dickson Helen Link Jean Simmons Margie Lee Anderson Cora Reddit C. Ernest Cooke Exchange Editor Photographer Typists Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Sponsor rf ; jm • ' ■ Among the newer college clubs, the Baptist Student Union has proved very valuable as it has filled the need for a strong organization for every student on the campus. It has maintained a balanced, progressive plan of activities under President Bette Henritze. The B. S. U. has a two-fold emphasis: increased church loyalty and personal spiritual development for every girl at V. I. through church membership, Christian comrade- ship, Bible study, and maximum Christianity. Two highlights of this organization’s many activities have been Vocational Guidance Week under the direction of Mr. Curtis Gentry of Knoxville, Tenn., and Religious Emphasis Week, conducted by Dr. J. P. Allen of Bristol, Va. In addition, the council has provided many speakers for chapel and vesper programs. Betty Hexritze Officers Bette Hexritze Gtex Bateman Margie Lee Anderson Martee Humphreys Peggy Smith Miss Eleanor Fults Dr. J. P. Allen President Membership Vice-President Social Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Adviser Pastor Adviser COUNCIL Gloria Stalker Jean Simmons Betty Jane Adams Lee Marsh Jewel Walker Marianne Hayworth Kitty Clark Pat Branch Jean Smith _ M | |m JNj V ’A . Y. W. C. A. Lee Marsh The activities of the Y. W. C. A. are social as well as religious. The Social Committee sponsors campus events of all kinds: teas, birth- day dinners, Peanut Week, pajama parties, campus sings, and the Hallowe’en Carnival. Interest groups include art, drama, music, poetry, dancing, and games. Every o ' .her Wednesday night a pro- gram of interest to all students is sponsored by this organization. Off campus, the program consists of parties for and donations to the Janie Hammitt Home for underprivileged children, entertain- ment for the ladies of the Katie J. Lockett Home, contributions to the Student War Fund, entertainment for service men and participation in the War Bond drives and Red Cross work. A Christian atmosphere to permeate this campus” is one of the goals of the Y. W. C. A. — Christianity in the sense of respect and loyalty for teachers, classmates, friends, and, most important, one Supreme Being, God. Officers Lee Marsh Tim Eatherly Betty Faulconer Connee Andersen Mary Frances Covington Miss Ethel J. McCoy Miss Ada Strong President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Adviser Faculty Adviser CABINET Ann Cone Helen Covington Jessie McCalla Tommie McCoy Ann Painter Liz Thomas Ann Breitwieser Annette Warburton Liz Hickman Rosamond Withers Y. W. A. They that are wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars forever and ever.” As the watchword signifies, the Y. W. A., in cooperation with the other religious or- ganizations, strives to present to the students an d faculty a deeper and clearer understanding of the importance of missions. Jean Smith Officers of Y. W. A. Jean Smith Bebe Stokes Gwen Bateman Miss Marion Clark Miss Rhoda L. Nunnally Miss Mary Helen Dodson President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Counselors COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Bebe Stokes Katherine Yoe Kitty Clark Minnie Dee Dorsey Marguerite Hall Patti Holcomb Charlotte Fortune Ann Breitwieser Mary Lou Hillman Helen Covington Lou Russell Rogers Mary Emily Hayes Lou Coyner Sara Alexander Maxine Norman Ann Johnson Martha Jean Hulsey PHI BETA The Alpha Beta chapter of Phi Beta Fraternity is made up of outstanding students in music, speech, and dancing. This organization was founded at Virginia Intermont in 1939, and is one of the two junior college chapters in the United States. Intermont is proud of the cultural interest this chapter has developed on its campus. OFFICERS Margie Lee Anderson President Martha Jean Hulsey Vice-President Betty Jane Adams Secretary Dorothy Lee Wingfield Treasurer Lee Marsh Editor -Historian Peg Roth Doorkeeper Mrs. S. T. Schroetter Faculty Adviser OFFICERS Elizabeth Hickman President Rose Knisley Secretary-Treasurer Fortune Painter Asbury Branch Eatherly Henritze Ml i K A Ki iy i gr ai i w The highest degree of perfection in forensic activities is the banner of Phi Rho Pi. The hope of every speech student is to attain membership in this National Forensic Society. Intermont’s Virginia Alpha chapter can well be proud of the girls and instructors who have put it on the map.” PHI RHO PI CURRY CLUB Curry Club, founded in 1930, was named for Dr. Curry, founder of the Curry School of Ex- pression in Boston. All dramatics students and invited guests eagerly look forward to its semi-monthly meetings in which students are provided with helpful experience in dramatics work. if jg aiD) k - r. ■Pi ■■ ,}•.; . - ' m ■ m rff A- A if ' OFFICERS Charlotte Bruce President Ann Cone Vice-President Evelyn Abbott Secretary DELTA PSI OMEGA Ann Cone Charlotte Bruce Mary Jo Twitty Bette Henritze Charlotte Fortune Betty Ann Easter Jean Smith Evelyn Abbott Intermont’s chapter of Delta Psi Omega has the distinction of being one of the ten chapters to constitute the national organization. Membership in this club is the goal toward which every ambi- tious girl is constantly striving. DELTA PSI OMEGA EXECUTIVE WAR COUNCIL The War Council was organized in October, 1942, for the purpose of encouraging all Intermont students and faculty members to do their part in furthering the war effort. In September, 1943, an executive council was appointed to map out the work of the year. This council is made up of representatives of the faculty and of the student body. This year the council has planned various drives, including the U. S. O., the Red Cross, the Third and Fourth War Loan drives, and a series of interesting and timely chapel programs. An important feature of the program this year has been a series of news broadcas ts by our radio announcer, Pat Branch. COUNCIL Miss Pflug Mr. Cooke Miss McCoy Charlotte Fortune Mary Jo Twitty Pat Cherry Valentina Sobalvarro Pat Branch Tim Eatherly Dorothy Davis OFFICERS Dolly Wachenfeld President Jackie Curthoys Vice-President Chris Economos Secretary Mrs. Mary J. Anderson Instructor Mary Lee Powell Assistant COUNCIL Kangelos Simmons Rossman Smith Sobalvarro SCHOEFFEL Jackson Beer Moore Karner per The activities and excellent horsemanship promoted by the Boots and Saddle Club, largest club on the campus, have been recognized both in Virginia and nationally. Activities included breakfast rides, the largest college horseshow in this section, lectures by well-known horsemen, and a trip to Lex- ington, Kentucky, heart of the bluegrass section. The success of this club, under the leadership of its officers and instructor, has not only promoted the equitation department, but made it an outstanding campus organization. Executive Committee of Boots and Saddle Club HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Under the efficient guidance of Miss Miller, these girls have learned how to solve the problem of wartime rationing and the art of successful homemaking. The Home Economics Club provides many delightful hours for the domestically inclined V. I. girls. y i . .} 5gk S Jr ■ ' ... 1 OFFICERS Ruth Zimmerman President Louise Burrell Vice-President Janet Russell Secretary Katherine Kangelos Treasurer COMMITTEE Mrs. Seay Mrs. Hammer Mrs. Smith Mr. Cooke Martha Jean Hulsey Betty Faulconer Mary Louise Hillman Louise Bur rell Camilla Callahan Nancy Littman Norma Jean Davis Although war conditions have somewhat altered the social calendar, Intermont can express thanks to the Social Committee for sponsoring many enjoyable dances. With the help of Mrs. Seay, whose interest is always the pleasure of the girls, the committee has given Intermonters many pleasant hours. SOCIAL COMMITTEE SURGICAL DRESSINGS Each Saturday afternoon a group of war conscious Intermonters gave up their usual recreation time to roll bandages at the Red Cross Center. We are proud of these girls’ efforts and, small though their contribution may be, we think it’s the little things that add up to the grand total — VICTORY! MEMBERS Breitwieser Fortune Wingfield Harris B. J. Adams Fleming Moore Hughes Johnson Jacobs Russell Anderson Easter Vann Zimmerman Roth Dermody OFFICERS Yvonne Beer President Mary Ellen Stair Vice-President Betty Ann Easter Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Barnes Program Chairman Mrs. Rule Director The orchestra is another of the musical organ zations which furnish entertainment and education for its members and the student body. The program of the Kerrmites” for the year included the Christmas concert, a tea for the student body in East Hall Parlor, Tuesday and Thursday serenades for 3rd West, and several local programs. ORCHESTRA AIR RAID WARDENS On their toes — these air raid wardens ready to surprise Der Fuehrer” in the alacrity with which V. I.’s lights could be extinguished in case of emergency! Various degrees of darkness were these girls’ specialty. From black outs — dim outs — brown outs to fading completely out of the picture when V. I. was notified that it was no longer in a restricted area. But all Intermont rests assured that if ever Schikelgruber makes the grave error of getting this far into the Virginia mountains, he’ll have a hard time finding our second mother dear.” These girls will be on hand to cloak her” in darkness in no time! MEMBERS Wingfield Asbury McCalla McCoy Tuzik J. Walker Trump Kangelos Berry Breitwieser Bateman K. Clark Mullins Holswade E. Thomas Cate OFFICERS Lee Marsh President Lou Russell Rogers Vice-President Margaret Bierbaum Secretary Martha Jean Hulsey Treasurer Dorothy Lee Wingfield Librarian Mrs. S. T. Schroetter Director Miss Clara Pashley Accompanist The Virginia Intermont Glee Club, numbering forty-five voices, has had a full year of varied ac- tivities. Under the direction of Mrs. S. T. Schroetter, the Glee Club developed a repertoire including all types of music. The Glee Club contributed much of its time to the war effort when, during the month of December, a Victory Concert was given on tour at several army camps in Virginia and North Carolina. The club has also been extremely active in community and civic activities. GLEE CLUB P H 1 T H E T A K A P F A OFFICERS Annette Warburton Anne Sluss Jessie McCalla Rose Knisley Marguerite Pflug, Dean President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor MEMBERS Timothy Eatherly Lee Marsh Betty Asbury Lillie Jean Snead Catherine Yoe The Nu chapter of Phi Theta, national honor society for junior colleges, established in 1927 at Intermont, is under the leadership of Miss Marguerite Pflug, the present sponsor. This chap- ter was the first in Virginia, and one of the first in the East. A high standard of achievement in a literary course is the chief membership requirement. Phi Theta endeavors to promote on the campus the highest ideals of scholarship. CLUB PRESIDENTS Every successful organization must have competent leaders — and to the presidents of our V. I. clubs, we here give a written note of thanks. They have worked hard and deserve much credit for making our clubs outstanding and appreciated. PRESIDENTS Jean Smith Margie Lee Anderson Madge LeGette Katherine Kangelos Ida Mae Krogen Louise Burrell Betty V. Adams Ann Pybas Gwen Bateman Gloria Stalker Peggy Gadd Connee Andersen Ruth Zimmerman Ann Breitwieser Minnie Dee Dorsey Jean DeBusk ROANOKE CLUB Betty V. Adams Ann Pybas Betty J. Adams President Vice-President Secretary TAR HEELS Gwen Bateman Patti Holcomb Lucy Alston Betsy Carrington President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter TENNESSEE CLUB Jean DeBusk Helen Berry Jane Talley Mary Louise Hillman President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer WEST VIRGINIA CLUB Minnie Dee Dorsey Mary Elizabeth Thomas Virginia Williamson President Vice-President Secretary -Treasurer OHIO CLUB Lucille Miller Beverly Hanson Josephine NeCamken President Secretary -Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms L V T «1 i l , : i l ■HH? jggP fc ' F; ? 31 R ' jf 4 r J _ -J 1 ®3rZi L P i p; v ft} Wwi ' ' - 71 § OLD DOMINION CLUB Jean Moore President Dorothy Jarvis Vice-President Maxine Norman Secretary Margie Foster Treasurer LITTLE COLONELS Ruth Zimmerman President Sara Nell Alexander Vice-President Evelyn Abbott Secretary Elizabeth Mowat Treasurer Miss Mary Helen Dodson Sponsor NEW JERSEY CLUB Gloria Stalker . President Frances Sutherberry Vice-President Barbara Nolan Secretary-Treasurer NEW YORK YANKEES Connee Anderson President Fuzzy Rossman Vice-President Pat Sheridan Secretary -Treasurer PAN AMERICAN CLUB Emilia Pacheco President Valentina Sobalvarro Vice-President Ella Villagran Secretary Diana Leon Treasurer Mrs. Sauls Sponsor NEW ENGLAND CLUB Estelle Bradley President Jean Simmons Social - Publicity Chairman Miss Pashley Sponsor ARMY BRATS Ann Breitwieser President Nikki Stansbury Vice-President Mrs. Carter Sponsor BAMA BRATS Jean Smith President Jean Redmond Vice-President Mary Alice Newton Hostess Chairman SOUTH CAROLINA Clotilde LaBruce President Elizabeth Dickerson Vice-President Ann Lucius Secretary GATOR CLUB Louise Burrell Lillie Jean Snead Ann Cone President Vice-President Secretary -Treasurer gt i- - v jw P? fJL 1 MARYLAND CLUB Peggy Gadd President Elizabeth Edwards Vice-President Nancy Darby Secretary-Treasurer LES COQUETTES Katherine Kangelos Ann Bradshaw Mary Lee Powell Ginnie Sheegog President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Mascot SOUTHERN BELLES Margie Lee Anderson President Kathryn Hoge Vice-President Betty Asbury Secretary-Treasurer WASHINGTON CLUB Chris Economos President Alva Deane Fiske Vice-President Lorraine Price Secretary-Treasurer BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB Dolly Wachenfeld President Jackie Curthoys Vice-President Chris Economos Secretary Katherine Kangelos Treasurer Mrs. Anderson Sponsor NORTHWESTERN CLUB Ida Mae Krogen President Barbara Dudd Secretary-Treasurer TIP AND RUN CLUB Ann Pybas President Myra Hamilton Vice-President Connie Merrill Secretary Dorothy Lee Wingfield Treasurer Peggy Roth Reporter Barbara Nolan Social Chairman RED HEAD CLUB Ann Painter President Marianne Hayworth Vice-President June Snoddy Secretary-Treasurer ART CLUB Ida Mae Krogen Mary Emily Hayes Janet Jackson Myra Hamilton President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer TELAMISS Betty Hughes President Rosemary Gordon Vice-President Annette Holiman Secretary Elizabeth Hickman Treasurer V. I. C. CLUB Lillie Jean Snead President Pat Branch Vice-President Dolly Wachenfeld Secretary Janet Jackson Treasurer GEORGIA PEACHES Madge LeGette President Catherine Yoe Vice-President Norma Jean Davis Secretary-T reasurer •i 2 %t J t6U. sl “ ? a J} A J - f AjUuJu z iyZr. J tl UAA ' do ™- ' A- ' ' Jr , ATHLETICS + TENNIS + BASKET-BALL + Basketball and riding hold first place in popularity among the girls. Inter-scholastic com- petition as well as sportsman- ship and good clean fun aid in making the basketball season a hilarious event. Adventurous trail rides in the Virginia moun- tains throughout the year plus the traditional spring horse show are the principal high- lights of the equitation depart- ment. Spring lures many of the girls out of doors; and fencing, tennis, baseball, archery, track, badminton, and swimming round out a complete game schedule. • jehji • W ' RIDING + SWIMMING + + V. I. is proud of her athletic program which has put starch into the feminine frills. It took a stiff upper lip to master the ’43 -’44 sports, but the joints and muscles were really flexible, ready, and willing when the fun was over. V— i features WWWWBWtBWeUBI8aMaBWUHHUga«HBBMHBIIg|BaWWUaS8B fSESHSHB Editor’s Note: The winners are listed in the Feature Section in the order they were judged by Mr. Conover. etseua tcm Johnson City, Tennessee et tj Jonesboro, Tennessee Binghamton, New York Marianna Whittaker May Queen Gwendolyn Bateman Maid of Honor In electing V. Ids May Queen, the highest and most critical, and careful choice is made by the student body. Only the queenliest young women, beautiful in face, body and mind are ever extended this highest social honor of our campus, and Marianna Whittaker is the personification of all these — and more. A more lovely, gracious, and charming Queen could not have been chosen. We are proud of our First Lady” and would wish that her life’s throne may always be a s beautiful as her May Day one. The same discriminating taste is displayed in choosing the Maid-of-Honor, and a lovely companion for the Queen is sparkling, vivacious Gwen Bateman. ll a a tli ai f an r Dot Davis Helen Covington Fl t zzy Rossman Mary Louise Hillman Margie Lee Anderson Jean DeBusk Pat Branch Helen Currin Tommie McCoy Mary Jo Twitty Tim Eatherly Margaret Dickey Bonnie Norman Charlotte Fortune TORCHBEARERS This year the V. I. faculty has se- lected ten girls who in their opinion are the most outstanding leaders in the school, and are the ones who have most nearly been representative of the high- e st ideals and standards of the college. These girls — our torch ' bearers — will carry high the Intermont torch in the future as they are doing now. Joann Lawler Lee Marsh Most Talented Yvonne Beer Kitty Clark ★ Our Boys Who Serve First Row (Across): (1) Capt. Rob- ert Field Moore, USAAC, entered by Pat McIsaac; (2) Lt. Bob Bond, USAAC, entered by Bebe Stokes; (3) Ens. Hugh Batten, USN, en- tered by Catherine Batten; (4) Capt. Robert E. Button, USAAC, entered by Connie Merrill; (5) A C Jim Gray, USA, entered by Bettye Rhea Goff. Second Row (Across): (1) Lt. Dar- win Norton, USAAC, entered by Ruth Zimmerman; (2) Maj. Jimmy Dale, Jr., Test Pilot, USA, entered by Libby Dale; (3) Ens. Milton Rice, USN, entered by Dot Rice; (4) Ens. Henry Richardson, USN, entered by Maureen Richardson; (3) S. 1 c Dave Earner, USCG, en- tered by Gery Karner. (Plus Tug- boat Scrubber 3 c, U. S. Trash Flotilla.) Third Row (Across): Pvt. Jack R. Hanson, Field Artillery, entered by Beverly Hanson; (2) A C Thomas W. McKee, USAAC, entered by Miss Ethel J. McCoy; (3) Lt. William A. Turner, USAAC, entered by Carolyn Van Ness; (4) Ens. Dave Jenkins, USNAC, entered by Dar- lene Strong; (5) F O L. R. Carr, USAAC, entered by Connie Hilton. OUR DADS We proudly present the Dads” of some of the Intermonters who have members of their immediate family in the Armed Services. For their interest in our yearbook we offer grateful thanks. J. H. Waring Jane W. J. Edelblutt Eileen G. L. Lueddeke Gin ny L. L. Thompson Eleanor J. R. Dale Elizabeth P. E. Jackson Janet C. J. Comey Jane B. T. Curry Mary Martha E. L. Rodgers Lou Russell G. T. Jordan Gene R. M. Fortune Charlotte L. B. Redditt Cora Boyd R. P. Hess Shirley E. S. Burnett Evely n A Vote of Thanks We of the Intermont staff feel that our yearbook could not be complete without an acknowledgment of gratitude to the unsung heroes” of V. I. — those people who have devoted their time and energies to Intermon t without receiving due credit, and so we extend a vote of thanks .... To Mr. Scott, our night watchman, who has done his job faithfully and well, and who has become our sympathetic and helpful friend Scotty.” To Mr. Roberts, engineer, whose worries and duties have been in- creased by our little notes in the engineer’s box.” His willingness to help has perhaps gone unnoticed, and so we include him in our vote of thanks. To Walter Young, of the V. I. kitchen, whose quiet, gentlemanly nature and efficiency have commanded the admiration and respect of all the girls who know him. We wish also to acknowledge our appreciation of Walter’s poetry. Acquaintance with his poems, whether philosophical or humorous, has meant a great deal to the V. I. girls. To Peyton and Ed, who, because of war conditions, have had to do, alone, a job which could well have occupied the time of several men. They have won our appreciation by staying on the job where they were so badly needed. L Jpf r K t S 1 IPSp i% ? tJjw , ly. i i t e ii 0 II T 1944 + i i r li i: him t 19 4 4 I S T E R M 0 S T ¥ ¥ 19 4 4 ROSTER OF STUDENTS Abbott, Evelyn E., 422 Main St., Jenkins, Ky. Adams, Betty Jane, 801 Virginia Ave., Va. Heights, Roanoke, Va. Adams, Betty Virginia, 400 Arlington Rd., Roanoke, Va. Alexander, Josephine, Baltimore Pike and Lincoln Ave., Medice RD. 3, Penn. Alexander, Sara Nell, 901 Walnut St., Fulton, Ky. Alston, Lucy, 114 Spring St., Oxford, N. C. Andersen, Constance C., 20 Hillcrest Ave., Binghamp- ton, N. Y. Anderson, Margie Lee, R.F.D. No. 6, Chatham, Va. Archbold, Claire, 318 East 32nd St., Paterson, N. J. Armstrong, Sally Ann, 110 S. Pitt St., Alexandria, Va. Asbury, Betty Boley, Wood Ave., Big Stone Gap, Va. Atkins, Edith Virginia, Back River Rd., Hampton, Va. Austin, Jennifer, 818 East Ninth St., Flint, Mich. Babb, Virginia Louise, 518 Alabama St., Bristol, Tenn. Bane, Martha Jane, 945 Windsor Ave., Bristol, Te nn. Barnes, Elizabeth Anne, 15 34 Linville St., Kings- port, Tenn. Bateman, Gwendolyn James, 211 St. James St., Tar- boro, N. C. Batten, Catherine Burns, Box 266, Mt. Gilead, N. C. Beer, Yvonne, 118 N. 3rd St., Clearfield, Penn. Bennett, Frances Marilyn, 6220 North River Drive, Marine City, Mich. Berry, Helen, R.F.D. No. 1, Jonesboro, Tenn. Berryman, Virginia Lee, 817 W. 28th St., Norfolk, Va. Bierbaum, Margaret Rowena, Virginia Intermont Col- lege, Bristol, Va. Billings, Annemarie, King St., R.F.D. 198, Whitman, Massachusetts. Black, Charlotte Kay, 1 5 3 5 Meridian Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. Blassenham, Jean Dale, 4 St. James Terrace, Newport News, Va. Blevins, Ida Jean, 1210 Euclid Ave., Bristol, Va. Bond, Helen, Blountville, Tenn. Boyd, Bettye, 801 Georgia Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Boyd, Nancy, 801 Georgia Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Bradley, Estelle, 118 Locust St., Dover, N. H. Bradley, Sally Mason, 40 Converse St., Longmeadow, Massachusetts. Bradshaw, Ann Walton, Rice, Va. Brainard, Jean, Long Rock, Wis. Branch, Patricia, Petrified Forest National Monument, Holbrook, Ariz. Brand, Elizabeth, 403 Coal St., Logan, W. Va. Breitwieser, Ann Jackson, Chattanooga, Tenn. Brennan, Priscilla, P. O. Box 308, Springfield, Tenn. Brevoort, Dorothy M., 6 Graham Hgts., Hampton, Va. Brewer, Ada, 40 Highland Ave., Montclair, N. J. Broome, Martha Jean, 409 Oakland St., Decatur, Ga. Brown, Emily Kathleen, 116 Trinity Place, Syracuse, New York. Brown, Jeanne Claire, 1630 Reistertown Road, Pikes- ville, Md. Brown, Mildred P., 19 Paumanake Ave., Babylon, N. Y. Bruce, Charlotte Anne, 803 Prospect Ave., Pulaski, Va. Brunson, Betty, 2 1 5 Washington St., Sumter, S. C. Buckles, Jean, 5 23 Maryland Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Bullock, Barbara, 1290 S. Oxford Road, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia. Burnett, Evelyn Katherine, Floyd, Va. Burrell, Helen Louise, 423 Washington Ave., Eustis, Florida. Burrell, Mary Elizabeth, 42 3 Washington Ave., Eus- tis, Fla. Butler, Sara Davis, 3 8 56 Peakland Place, Lynchburg, Va. Callaham, Esther Grace, 513 W. 34th St., Norfolk, Virginia. Callahan, Camill Shirley, 1123 West Arlington, Gainesville, Fla. Cantrell, Mary Tom, 1226 Georgia Ave., Etowah, Tenn. Carme, Evelyn Olga, 1721 Fowler Ave., New York, New York. Carrasco, Encarnacion, Galiano 15 9, Havana, Cuba. Carrington, Betsy, Stovall Road, Oxford, N. C. Carter, Barbara Anne, Bassett, Va. Carter, Eleanor Ann, 406 North East 5th Ave., Pom- pano, Fla. Cate, Margaret Jane, 8 34 Forest St., Kingsport, Tenn. Caudill, Helen, Crab Orchard, W. Va. Chandler, Gloria Ann, 609 West Locust, Johnson City, Tennessee. Cherry, Patricia Deans, 907 St. David St., Tarboro, North Carolina. Clark, Katherine, Route 1, Abingdon, Va. Close, Jayne, c o Post Engineer, Camp Pickett, Black- stone, Va. Coburn, Kate Lee, 404 W. Union St., Morganton, N. C. Coffey, Gladys, 1 5 09 Tremont Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Cohn, Beatrice, 3 5 2 S. Third Ave., Highland Park, N. J. Colkitt, Doris, Waynesville, N. C. Comerford, Wilma, 817 Georgia Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Comey, Jane, 1804 Linden Ave., Nashville, Tenn. Cone, Ann Ruth, 323 5 Le Jeune Rd., Coral Gables, Fla. Conley, Martha, 709 College Hill, Williamson, W. Va. Cooke, Lillian Catherine, 2001 Harle Ave., Cleve- land, Tenn. Cornett, Jo Ann, Independence, Va. Cousins, Barbara Jean, Country Club Road, Springhill, Alabama. Covington, Helen West, 1176 Lindsay St., Lynchburg, Virginia. Covington, Mary Frances, 1176 Lindsay St., Lynch- burg, Va. Coyner, Emma Lou, 316 Blue Ridge Court, Waynesboro, Virginia. Crump, Gloria, 4812 E. Seminary Ave., Richmond, Va. Currier, Sheila M., 123 Parkside Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Currin, Helen White, Route 1, Oxford, N. C. Curry, Mary Martha, 2636 Garfield, N. W. Washing- ton, D. C. Curthoys, Jacqueline, Box 34, Bristol, Va. Dabbs, Barbara Ann, Wharf St., Loudon, Tenn. Dale, Elizabeth A., Wise, Va. Dale, Ella Mae, Waightstill St., Morganton, N. C. Darby, Nancy, 16 Walker St., Gaithersburg, Md. Davis, Betty, Whitesville, W. Va. Davis, Dorothy Fudge, 1009 Highland Ave., Bristol, Va. Davis, Nancy Hills, 208 College St., Morganton, N. C. Davis, Norma Jean, Route 1, Mershon, Ga. Dean, Martha Elizabeth, Alexandria City, Ala. DeBusk, Jean, Mohawk, Tenn. Dermody, Patricia Jane, 32-74 3 5th St., Astoria, N. Y. Deskins, Margaret Louise, Keystone, W. Va. DeVarona, Beatriz, Finlay No. 22, Camaquey, Cuba. Dickerson, Elizbetfi, 146 Avant St., Spartanburg, S. C. Dickey, Margaret, 801 Prospect Ave., Bristol, Va. Dickinson, Harriet, 610 McDonough St., Helena, Ark. Dickson, Johnnie Lu, 1426 Bristol Highway, Kings- port, Tenn. Dobson, Billie Constance, 5 06 Cape Fear Ave., Fayette- ville, N. C. Roster of Students, Continued Dorsey, Minnie Dee, 3 Hobart St., Welch, W. Va. Dudd, Barbara Bernice, 603 N. Riverside Drive, Marine City, Mich. Duncan, Mary, Neff St., Maryville, Tenn. Easter, Betty Ann, Box 8 51, Bristol, Va. Eastman, Mary Louise, 13 02 Spring St., Syracuse, N. Y. Eatherly, Timothy, R.F.D. 6, Lebanon, Tenn. Economos, Chrysanthe, 819 15th St., Washington, D. C. Edelblut, Mary Eileen, 200 Cleveland Ave., Fort Myers, Florida. Edelson, Irene C., 2861 Buhre Ave., New York, N. Y. Edwards, Elizabeth, Camden Ave., Salisbury, Md. Ellett, Mary Louise, Box 6 8 8, Pocahontas, Va. Ervin, Bettye D., Grassy Cove Road, Rt. 3, Cross ville, Tennessee. Fagenbaum, Margie, 322 Jackson St., Paris, Tenn. Faulconer, Betty, 800 Arlington Ave., Bristol, Va. Fink, Pearl Edythe, Second St., Fairmont, W. Va. Fiske, Alva Deane, 283 1 Myrtle Ave., Washington, D. C. Fleming, Betsy Butler, Holston Hills, Bristol, Tenn. Fleming, Doris, 48 Farraget Road, Swampscott, Mass. Fletcher, Betty Jo, Honaker, Va. Ford, Lucie, Long Bar Harbor, Abingdon, Md. Fortune, Charlotte Bernice, Willow Terrace, Erwin, Tennessee. Foster, Marjorie, 409 Selby Place, Norfolk, Va. Francis, Ann, 141 Fourth Ave., East Orange, N. J. Francke, Ann, 103 Ampere Parkway, East Orange, N. J. Friend, Martha Rose, Mill Wyoming Ave., Cincin- nati, Ohio. Frye, Helen, 1441 Windsor Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Fuller, Nannie Lou, Honaker, Va. Gadd, Margaret Ruth, Centreville, Md. Garbutt, Victoria Elizabeth, 367 East 62nd St., New York, N. Y. Garcia, Gertrudia Cortes, San Esteban 5 00, Camaguay, Cuba. Garmen, Elizabeth, 5 01 Lindsay Ave., Bristol, Va. Gawthrop, Martha Jean, 62 Hunter St., Woodbury, New Jersey. Gilbert, Mildred, 43 5 Carolina Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Gilliam, Helen, 202 W. Charlemont, Kingsport, Tenn. Gist, Anne Ruth, Clark St., Sparta, Tenn. Givens, Althea Evelyn, Narrows, Va. Givens, Betty, 319 12th St., Henderson, Ky. Goff, Bettye Rhea, Box 154, Evarta, Ky. Goode, Barbara, 139 Hancock St., Auburndale, Mass. Gordon, Rosemary, 2714 Webster St., Kaywood Gardens, Mt. Rainien, Md. Grayson, Katherine Reid, Virginia Hgts., Bristol, Va. Green, Ruth Ann, 109 Russell Rd., Fanwood, N. Y. Grimmett, Elizabeth Brightwell, 922 Temple St., Hinton, W. Va. Groner, Ann Erskine, 4608 Conner St., Chattanooga, Tennessee. Grose, Barbara Jane, 1761 S. W. 2nd Court, Miami, Fla. Hall, Beverly June, Stanford, Ky. Hall, Marguerite, 211 Wilson St., Tarboro, N. C. Hamilton, Myra Louise, 5 32 W. Washington, Fayette- ville, Tenn. Hand, Sarah E., Mrs., 4001 McCorkle, Apt. 301, Charles- ton, W. Va. Hanson, Beverly Jane, 10622 Lake Shore Blvd., Cleve- land, Ohio. Hargis, Joyce, Cleveland, Tenn. Hargis, Mary Elaine, Cleveland, Tenn. Harris, Ruth, 7 Wesley Ave., Dublin, Va. Hay, Helen Jacquelyn, 263 Dayle Ave., Providence, Rhode Island. Hayes, Mary Emily, 2244 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. Haynes, Margaret Virginia, Box 25 5, R.F.D. 4, Morris- town, Tenn. Hayworth, Marianne, 816 Euclid Ave., Bristol, Va. Hearn, Sivley, Lynwood Blvd., Nashville, Tenn. Hearne, Betty Ann, Onancock, Va. Henritze, Betty Joan, 105 W. Baxter Ave., Knoxville, Tennessee. Henry, Elaine Dodge, 802 W. Broad St., Falls Church, Virginia. Herr, Carol Virginia, 701 S. Adams St., Arlington, Va. Hess, Shirley A., 15 Platt Ave., Meriden, Conn. Hickman, Elizabeth, 1901 Turner St., Alexandria, La. Hickman, Ella Merilene, 341 Margrave St., Harriman, Tennessee. Hieser, Ruth Eileen, 2005 E. Taylor St., Bloomington, Illinois. Hillman, Mary Louise, 327 Boyd St., Erwin, Tenn. Hilton, Constance, 920 Auburn Ave., Roanoke, Va. Hoak, Margaret Eleanor, 146 61st St., Niagara Falls, New York. Hockett, Doris, 5 39 Anderson St., Bristol, Tenn. Hodge, Mayme Glynn, Knightsdale, N. C. Hoge, Kathryn, Pearisburg, Va. Hogin, Virginia Beatrice, Gallatin, Tenn. Holcomb, Frances Patti, 154 W. Elm St., Mt. Airy, North Carolina. Holiman, Annette, 201 Golf St., Greenville, Miss. Holley, Joan, 149 W. Englewood Ave., West Engle- wood, N. J. Holswade, Katie Belle, Spencer, W. Va. Holz, Barbara Jean, 1004 Edgewood Drive., Charles- ton, W. Va. Hughes, Elizabeth, Minter City, Miss. Hulsey, Martha Jean, 610 Georgia Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Humphreys, Ada Margaret, 709 E. Blythe St., Paris, Tennessee. Hunter, Doris Hale, 408 Lathrop Ave., Boonton, N. J. Hunter, Edith Allen, 408 Lathrop Ave., Boonton, N. J. Jackson, Janet, 1 5 29 Cohassett Ave., Lakewood, Ohio. Jacobs, Madeline Amy, 29 Buchanan Circle, Lynn, Mass. Jarvis, Dorothy Elaine, 405 Oak Grove Road, Norfolk, Virginia. Johnson, Julia Ann, Route 2, Winston-Salem, N. C. Jones, Thelma Ann, Balsam Road, Waynesville, N. C. Jordan, Gene, Bishop, Va. Jordan, Priscilla, 321 Turner St., Auburn, Maine. Kahl, Margery Phyllis, 51 Fair St., Wallingford, Conn. Kangelos, Ernestine, 915 Keith Ave., Anniston, Ala. Kangelos, Katherine, 915 Keith Ave., Anniston, Ala. Karner, Margery Ann, 1228 Martine Ave., Plainfield, New Jersey. Kellam, Mary A., Coastal Blvd., Onley, Va. Kertz, Nancy Jacqueline, 205 E. 10th St., New York, New York. Kilgore, Jo Ellen, 2636 Newman St., Ashland, Ky. Klein, Marjorie Jean, 4 St. Lawrence Ave., Maplewood, New Jersey. Knisely, Rose, 307 Bradley St., Abingdon, Va. Koehler, Patricia Frances, 3 5 23 Albemarle St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Koeppel, Charlene M., 375 1 87th St., Jackson Heights, New York. Krogen, Ida Mae, 480 Fourth St., Manistee, Mich. Roster of Students, Continued LaBruce, Clotilde Mason, Holly Grove Plantation, Georgetown, S. C. Lain, Barbara Ann, 4716 Ellsworth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Laparra, Carmen Ydigoras, 12 C. O. No. 34, Guatemala City, Central America. LaPrade, Mary Elizabeth, 307 Langhorne Lane, Lynch- burg, Va. Lapwing, Claire Marie, 29 Kenwood Rd., Tenafly, N. J. LaTourette, Lorraine Claire, 6 5 Southern Slope Drive, Milburn, N. J. Laughlin, Ethel Mae, 1107 St. Patrick St., Tarboro, North Carolina. Launius, Jolene, 1275 Oakdale Road, Atlanta, Ga. Lawler, Joann Alyce, 705 Park St., Bristol, Va. Lawton, Jo Ann, 510 Moorehead St., Central City, Ky. Ledger, Joyce Elizabeth, 114 Warren Terrace, Long- meadow, Mass. Leegan, Sara Jeanette, 643 Eighth St., Bowling Green, Kentucky. LeGette, Lola, 805 North Broad, Cairo, Ga. LeGette, Madge, 805 North Broad, Cairo, Ga. Leon, Diana, Box 349, Victoria de Lastunas, Oriente, Cuba. Levison, Nita Mona, Long Crescent Drive Extension, Bristol, Va. Lewis, Jean Marie, 43 01 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, N. Y. Lewis, Margaret R., 13 N. Chestnut St., Augusta, Me. Link, Helyn E., 210 Gay St., Phoenixville, Pa. Littman, Nancy Ann, 1515 E. 108 St., Cleveland, O. Lobkowitz, Violet Blanche, 5 02 Lindbergh Way, Lewis- town, Pa. Logan, Alene Marie, 614 Cherry St., Bristol, Tenn. Lucius, Marjorie Ann, Woman’s College of Furman University, Greenville, S. C. Lueddeke, Virginia, 112 Oakview Ave., Maplewood, N. J. Lusby, Jacquelyn, 8901 First Ave., Silver Springs, Md. Lyman, Patricia, 1207 S. Edgewood St., Arlington, Va. Maguire, Marguerite Jean, 8 Gregory Ave., West Orange, N. J. Marsh, Lelia Jett, Reedville, Va. Marshall, Theresa, Box 13, Greensburg, Ky. Massey, Frances, 1207 West Broadway, Maryville, Tenn. Meadows, Elizabeth Ann, 717 Temple St., Hinton, West Virginia. Mercelis, Betsy, 1328 Marlborough Ave., Plainfield, N. J. Merrill, Constance, 21 Evergreen Place, Maplewood, New Jersey. Miller, Lucille Virginia, 2961 Broxton Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio. Moldstad, Patricia, 305 0 Lincoln Boulevard, Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Carico, Frances Montgomery (Mrs.), 621 Russell St., Bristol, Va. Moore, Jean Ratcliffe, 524 Delaware Ave., Norfolk, Virginia. Moser, June, 82 S. Wabash Ave., Battle Creek, Mich. Mowat, Elizabeth Kathryn, Box 417, Benham, Ky. Mullins, Jean Roberts, McIntosh Apts., Mayfield, Ky. McCalla, Jessie Reba, 5 1 1 Daniel St., Orlando, Fla. McCarthy, S. Ann, 130 East 39th St., New York, N. Y. McClellan, Patricia Ruth, 5 29 Pasadena, Flint, Mich. McCord, Joanne, 1302 Clayton Ave., Nashville, Tenn. McCorpin, Betty Jo, Lynch, Ky. McCoy, Tommie Ballard, Peterstown, W. Va. McGraw, Margaret L., 112 N. Summerlin St., Orlando, Florida. McGuire, Virginia Elizabeth, 203 N. Germantown Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn. McIsaac, Patricia, 5 16 Greenwood Road, Roanoke, Va. McLain, Jane, 2 5 22 Alston Drive, S. E. Atlanta, Ga. McKenney, Ann, 16 50 S. Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va. McMahan, Nancy, Morristown, Tenn. Nagy, Josephine, 41 Cres cent Road, East Orange, N. J. NeCamken, Josephine Janice, 2 541 Edgehill Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Needham, Tensie Lee, E. Main St., Pilot Mountain, N. C. Nevius, Jean Ruth, 627 Prospect St., Westfield, N. J. Newton, Mary Alice, 1436 10th Ave., Tuscaloosa, Ala. Nicholas, Genevieve Ada, 406 West Washington St., Greenville, Mich. Nolan, Barbara Ann, 394 Maitland Ave., West Engle- wood, N. J. Norman, Maxine Erma, 232 West 31st St., Norfolk, Va. Nowlin, Martha Lou, 641 East First St., Morristown, Tennessee. O’Brien, Betty Ann, 1019 Albemarle St., Bluefield, West Virginia. O’Dell, Alene, 100 Little Mary St., Bristol, Tenn. Orchard, Inez, Auburndale, Fla. Pacheco, Emilia Maria, Heredia, Costa Rica, Central America. Painter, Ann Thompson, 729 East First S:., Big Stone Gap, Va. Pearson, Leona Frances, Oneida, Tenn. Pilkington, Marilyn Hazel, 280 Brookside Ave., Allen- dale, N. J. Pope, Dorothy Alice, 5 76 Standish Rd., Tcaneck, N. J. Powell, Mary Lee, D 3 Avon Apts., Narberth, Pa. Pray, Jane Agnes, Post Exchange, Panama City, Canal Zone. Preston, Nancy Allen, 115 St. Mary’s Court, Glas- gow, Ky. Price, Lorraine Poindexter, 4517 Brandywine St., Washington, D. C. Prado, Carmen Pullen, Avenida del Hipodromo No. 21, Guatemala, Central America. Pybas, Ann Wright, 206 Westover Ave., Roanoke, Va. Raynor, Carol Elizabeth, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, N. Y. Redditt, Cora Boyd, 7th and Charles, Greenville, N. C. Redmond, Jean Wynette, 17 S. Catherine, Mobile, Ala. Reynolds, Patty, 990 Peace St., Pelham, N. Y. Rice, Dorothy Ernestine, 2 5 00 Oakland Ave., Nash- ville, Tenn. Richardson, Maureen Joan, Church Hill, Tenn. Ricketts, Jane Louise, 1165 Broadway, Knoxville, Tenn. Riddell, Sally Ann, 300 Yorkshire Drive, Birmingham, Alabama. Rodgers, Sally, 1329 Bush Blvd., Birmingham, Ala. Rogers, Lou Russell, 517 E. Main St., Glasgow, Ky. Rosenbaum, Lois Frances, 125 Seventh St., Pulaski, Va. Rossman, Florence, Fort Hill Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. Roth, Margaret Fulton, 322 East Washington St., Belding, Mich. Roydon, Adeline, Suffolk Ave., Richlands, Va. Roydon, Julia, Suffolk Ave., Richlands, Va. Russell, Janet Adelaide, 8 Anawan Ave., Saugus, Mass. Rutledge, Vivian, Route 1, Bluff City, Tenn. Santisteban, Margot, 7a. Avenida Sur No. 89, Guate- mala, Central America. Sayre, Lois E., 7 Burroughs Way, Maplewood, N. J. Schmehl, Mary Elizabeth, 132 S. Grandview St., Day- tona Beach, Fla. Schoeffel, Sally, 28 5 9 29th St., N. W., Washington. D. C. Scfi weickart, Joane, 49 Courter Ave., Maplewood, N. J. Roster of Students, Continued Scrimgeour, Carla, 914 Lisbond St., Coral Gables, Fla. Seay, Mozelle, Englewood, Tenn. Sewell, Betty Gardner, 43 6 Fenton Place, Charlotte, North C arolina. Sheegog, Genevieve, 415 Oak St., Hazard, Ky. Shepherd, Martha, 1620 Park Place, Hendersonville, North Carolina. Sheridan, Patricia Ann, 12 Windmill Lane, Scarsdale, New York. Sherwood, Billie Jo, 1246 Broad St., Bristol, Tenn. Shipley, Dorothy, Bluff City, Tenn. Shreve, Mary Tommie, Greensburg, Ky. Silver, Betty Lou, 1117 Poplar St., Kingsport, Tenn. Silver, Joan, 602 Norman Bridge Rd., Montgomery, Ala. Simmons, Jean Gordon, 76 Bellevue Ave., Bristol, Conn. Simpson, Betty Cornelia, 613 W. Union St., Morgan- ton, N. C. Simpson, Dorothy June, 1021 Catawba St., Kingsport, Tennessee. Skraly, Margaret, 14 Ridge Road, Lackawanna, N. Y. Slaughter, Virginia, Fordtown, Tenn. Sluss, Anne, Mt. Regis Hill, Salem, Va. Smith, Eleanor, Palestine, 111. Smith, Jean Aird, 404 19th St., Jasper, Ala. Smith, Peggy, 705 Chester St., Bristol, Va. Smoot, Meryle, 40 5 West High, Manchester, Tenn. Smothers, Frances Katherine, 107 Silver St., Reids- ville, N. C. Sn ead, Lillie Jeannette, 223 Brookline Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. Snoddy, June, North Main, Sparta, Tenn. Sobalvarro, Valentina, Apartado 1370 (West India Oil Co.), Havana, Cuba. Sopigoti, Dollie, 616 Vernon St., Bristol, Va. Spahr, Eleanor Frances, Route 3, Bristol, Va. Stair, Ella Sue, Main St., Lake City, Tenn. Stair, Mary Ellen, 1816 N. Hills Blvd., Knoxville, Tenn. Stalker, Edythe Gloria, 1301 Fayette St., West Engle- wood, N. J. Stansbury, Sherry, Pine Eden,” Fruitland Park, Fla. Stansbury, Winnette, Pine Eden,” Fruitland Park, Fla. Steger, Ellen Maude, 36 Washington Square, Pulaski, Virginia. Steppe, Phyllis, 104 E. Mary St., Bristol, Va. Stewart, Tharon Wayne, 108 Wagner St., Bristol, Va. Stokes, Bebe June, 3 00 White Store Ave., Wadesboro, North Carolina. Stripling, Jeannette, Lewis St., Metter, Ga. Strong, Darlene Lois, E. Ogden Ave., Downers Grove, Illinois. Suter, Phyllis, 512 Hall Bldg., Little Rock, Ark. Sutherberry, Frances, 73 Walnut St., Teaneck, N. J. Talley, Jane Caroline, 117 South Lovell Ave., Chatta- nooga, Tenn. Taylor, Nancy Suzanne, Lyons, N. J. Templeton, Virginia Lee, 1001 Maryland Ave., Bristol, Tennessee. Terry, Helen, 5 08 Park View Apts., Bristol, Tenn. Thomas, Betty Jo, Bluff City, Tenn. Thomas, Elinor Sue, Box 433, Fayetteville, W. Va. Thomas, Mary Elizabeth, 319 Lundale Drive, Oak Hill, West Virginia. Thompson, Eleanor, 434 Michigan Ave., Jackson, Mich. Thompson, Margaret White, 1025 Euclid Ave., Bristol, Virginia. Thompson, Virginia Barrie, 745 Carlton Road, West- field, N. J. Thorworth, Jay, Pine Bluff Ave., West Point Pleasant, New Jersey. Tice, Nancy Lou, 218 Broad Ave., Leonia, N. J. Todd, Betty, 5 04 Euclid Ave., Bristol, Va. Trump, Elizabeth Ann, 22 5 Stratton Ave., Logan, West Virginia. Tuzik, Gertrude Adele, 6 5 Denham Road, Springfield, New Jersey. Twitty, Mary Jo, 120 Bright St., Fayetteville, Tenn. Van Dyke, Lucille, Salem, Va. Van Dyke, Mary Elizabeth, Tazewell, Va. Vann, Louise, 1606 Scales St., Raleigh, N. C. Van Ness, Carolyn Elizabeth, Calion Road, Eldorado, Arkansas. Vaughan, Anne Carolyn, 2309 Fontaine Ave., Char- lottesville, Va. Verchot, Nancy, 273 N. 18th St., East Orange, N. J. Vevera, Audrey Ann, 93 Poplar St., Ridgefield Park, New Jersey. Villagran, Ella Kramer, 17 Street No. 7, Guatemala, Central America. Wachenfeld, Dorothy Quentin, Walpack, N. J. Walker, Edith Ruth, T. M. I., Sweetwater, Tenn. Walker, Jean Frances, 223 Ponce de Leon, Atlanta, Ga. Walker, Jewell, 13 89 Belvedere Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Wallace, Mary Cox, 83 3 W. 3rd St., Morristown, Tenn. Walters, Audrey Elise, 3229 54th St., Woodside, N. Y. Wampler, Jean, Big Stone Gap, Va. Warburton, Annette, 1420 Leighton Ave., Anniston, Alabama. Waring, Jane, Wade Park Manor, Clevelond, Ohio. Watson, Minnie Dean, 412 Main St., Huntingdon, Tenn. Webb, Margaret Nell, Bluff City, Tenn. Weber, Wanda June, 1641 Turner St., Allentown, Pa. Weir, Barbara Jane, 4823 Kenwood St., Indianapolis, Indiana. Weiss, Faith Jane, 71 Ogden Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Weller, Nancy Jane, 98 Durand Rd., Maplewood, N. J. Werly, Charmian Grace, 214 Belcoda Drive, Rochester, New York. West, Sara Elizabeth, 1602 Confederate Ave., Rich- mond, Va. Westcott, Norma Elaine, 100 Bennett St., Syracuse, New York. Westphal, Virginia M., 103 Elizabeth St., Battle Creek, Michigan. Wheeler, Eunice, 615 Goodson St., Bristol, Va. Whittaker, Marianna, 456 Euclid Ave., Bristol, Va. Williams, Elaine Moore, 27 Park Rd., Maplewood, N. J. Williams, Ellen Bane, West Franklin, Franklin, Va. Williams, Patricia Ann, Brookneal, Va. Williamson, Barbara Ann, 45 Lake Trail, East Packa- nack Lake, N. J. Williamson, Virginia Lee, Spencer, W. Va. Winfield, Myrtle Louise, 223 Franklin St., Petersburg, Virginia. Wingfield, Dorothy Lee, 3020 Grandy Ave., Norfolk, Virginia. Wininger, Billie, 1202 Georgia Ave., Bristol, Tenn. 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NOFFSINGER, President Bristol, Va. „ Ay. . O THANK YOU! Each and every one for your patronage during the past year. We wish you the Happiest of Summers. SEVI E R ' S Laundry + Dry Cleaning KELLY and GREEN ★ ★ ★ Expert Photo Finishers Leave your film at the Book Room BALL BROTHERS, Inc. 514 Cumberland St. Bristol, Va. Furniture Since 1905 BRISTOL FLORAL COMPANY EASY TERMS Our organization, the oldest floral company in this section, stands to meet all your needs for flowers for every occasion, both locally and by wire everywhere. 506-510 State St. Bristol, Tenn. 594 State St. Phone 716 ★ ★ ★ Compliments of RED, WHITE and BLUE BARBECUE Compliments of ROSE ' S 5-10-25c STORE Compliments of RADIO REPAIR SHOP Compliments of NEW FASHION SHOP Compliments of BRADLEY ' S DRUG STORE Compliments of S. H. KRESS CO. Bristol, Tenn. Compliments of MOORE-EARHART COMPANY Compliments of O. L. Spainhour, Manager WOOLWORTH CO. 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KING COMPANY HOTEL BRISTOL — Featuring the — Parisienne Room Crystal Ballroom New Coffee Room ★ ' The Only Hotel in Bristol Away From the” Noise of the Railroad” ★ Phone 9112 Corner of Moore and Cumberland Streets ★ ★ ★ Compliments of SOUTHEASTERN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA ★ ★ ★ J. W. MOORE Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer Potato Chips. Peanuts. Compliments of Peanut Butter, Popcorn, KROGER GROCERY BAKING Sandwiches, Candies COMPANY Bristol, Va. ★ + C. D. KENNY DIVISION Compliments Bristol, Virginia of Norwood Coffee Parkway Tea HECHT ' S BAKERY ★ Compliments DR. J. L. McCORD of Optometrist H. H. WORRELL CO. 532 State St. Bristol, Tenn. Compliments COLONIAL GRILL of Every Meal a Pleasant Memory STERLING f HOUSE Phone 1790 Piedmont St. ' Bristol, Tenn. Compliments of Compliments of MITCHELL-POWERS HARDWARE CO. FLOWERLAND Compliments of SMITH FLORAL Say it with Flowers Compliments of W. T. GRANT COMPANY Compliments of ReMINE GOBBLE, Inc. Men ' s Furnishings Compliments of C. B. KEARFOTT Compliments of A FRIEND D. B. RYLAND CO. Jewelers Silversmiths A Gift from Ryland ' s Means More Gift Shop Second Floor For That MONDAY AFTERNOON SUNDAE Compliments Go To of MINOR ' S DRUG COMPANY State and Sixth Streets Bristol, Tenn. DICKEY INVESTMENT COMPANY Patronize Your S. S. INTERMONT Compliments of Your The Tea-Hole ANNUAL STAFF Where Students Meet and Eat BUNTING ' S FOR DRUGS Bunting ' s touches the life of Virginia Intermont as closely as any business in Bristol. It is a great satisfaction to us to know that our Pharmaceutical Department has cooperated with the College Infirmary for many years in protecting the health of V. I. students. All of your films from the bookstore are finished in our Photo- graphic Department, and our Soda Fountain and Toilet Depart- ment have always catered to Bristol students. We appreciate your patronage. 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