Virginia Intermont College - Intermont Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

Page 24 text:

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

Page 23 text:

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

Page 25 text:

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. HARPER, Mgr., Tea Room