Virginia Intermont College - Intermont Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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.V..A , ,v ,xi s ,gi V, '11 ,wg gel, if Eu ' Page 16 Mr. S. O. Snodgrass zadilfremi anager Mr. Snodgrass is symbolic of so much here at V .I. He is the man in the Business Oflice who talks to us when we have overdrawn our bank accounts, the one who keeps us in suspense while we await the announcement of the Winner of the annual Song Contest. Mr. Snodgrass received his A.B. degree from Emory and Henry College in 1932. He served as a teacher and principal in VVashington County, Virginia, schools until he came to V.l. in 1943. Being very versatile, Mr. Snod- grass is active in civic affairs: the Civitan Club, the First Baptist Church, and the Boy Scouts. Among his hobbies are photography, boating, hunting, and fishing. Mrs. Walter Crockett jfwmnae .gzcrelfary ana! lirecfor 0 P14466 p8!6lfti0l'L5 Mrs. VV alter E. Crockett is the Alumnae Secretary for Intcrmont. Her job includes keeping in touch with 4,600 former V .l. students, handling publicity, planning pro- grams for various civic groups in Bristol, and many other extra-curricular activities. Besides her work in the college, she is President of the Bristol Democratic VVomcn's Club, a member of the Vir- ginia State Tuberculosis Board, and active in church work. She is completing her tenth year at Intermont and has edited three Cauldrons annually for the Alumnae. Mrs. Crockett's interests include her daughter and her two darling grandchildren, Bobby and Vicki. As a hobby she loves Working with people and carrying out her duties at V .l. with enthusiasm and zest.

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Mrs. Grace Seay ddidlfdfbt lean, of Women l Q il 1 Mrs. Grace Seay, endeared to all by her sweet, helpful ways, is better known as Munisie. For twenty years Munisie has been helping her girls and has loved every minute of it. She has no hobbies in the true sense of the word, but she considers her work at V .I. her hobby. XVe all know Mrs. Seay by the pretty red shawl that she wears, the lovely Southern charm she exudes, and the spirit of kindness that walks with her. A4ML111lSlC,, claims that there is nothing special about her, maintaining that she is average. VVe know differently. There just couldn't be another lKMlll11SlC,, in the whole, wide world. Page 15

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MISS ADAMSON, librarian, received her A.B. from Milligan College and B.S. and L.S. from Peabody College. Last summer she acquired her MA. from Peabody. I ler hobbies are reading, movies, and double crossticks. MISS GATES attended V. l. College and received her B.S. degree from Duke University. She teaches in the Nursing Departm en t. MISS CLARK is the college mathematics instructor and sponsor of the Beta Club, the Y.YV.A., and the Areannes. In addition to taking pictures for the lN'1'IiRlXl0N'I' and the Cauldron, she photographs birds and flowers for her slide collection. A - wonderful teacher who thoroughly imparts knowledge, Miss Clark is treasured by all hcr students. At the University of Richmond, where her B.S. was received, she was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity. She attained her M.S. at the University of Richmond. MRS. IIOVVARD CRUMLEY came to lntcrmout first as f ff L ext.-is 3 5 i Is ri 9 its aux, 5 . a student and then in 1932 to take the job as Secretary of Ad- 'O ,gag E Em iii!! missions. From the look at the constantly growing student body, she has proved to be competent for her position. Mrs. Crumley has as her hobbies three very important items: her husband, her children, her home. FACULTY - ' 4 - fa ' ...,.:.,......., , , X V E a a aa--5--.:::-:-:.-: - fa Q- wi 8 as zgw. Q a w Mgwa- if B Niggas sri gg a. was i- iz... - ss .mu was me a is E . ir MR. BROXVN, representative for Interniont in North Caro- lina and Virginia, completes his second year with us this spring. Ile received his A.B. degree at the University of Alabama and his MA. at Boston University. MRS. FEATHERS is secretary.to Mrs. Crockett in the Alumnae Office. Mrs. Feathers takes Religion and English in addition to her office work. Iler hobbies are her two lovely children. MISS NOBLE, who attended the New York Institute of Dietetics and received her B. S. in Ilome Economies at East Tennessee State College, is our dietitian, and what a task she has undertaken! However, she certainly does an excellent job- cspecially on those Thursday night dinners and the scrumptious holiday banquets. MRS. FRITSCIIE-what would we do without her! One is seldom, if ever, turned away from her Book Shop. She keeps it stocked with everything from perfume to stuffed animals. Mrs. lfritsche received her education at Simmons in Boston, and has been at V. I. for the past sixteen years. Page 17