Virginia Intermont College - Intermont Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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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

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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.

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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