Virginia Intermont College - Intermont Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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MISS ELLIZR, who teaches piano and organ, was graduated from the College of Music at Cincinnati. Cooking and traveling irc her hobbies, and she loves painting, music and good plays. MISS ERICKSON, who teaches in the Music Department, attended the VVoman's College of University of North Carolina, where she received her B, M. degree in violin. She was a member of Pi Kappa Lambda. IIer interests include reading, biking, and talk singing with the guitar. MRS. IIODCE, who teaches art, attended Sullins College, Columbia University, Ceorge Peabody College, and the New Hork School of Fine and Applied Arts. Being artistically in- clined, she produces beautiful paintings, ceramics and hat designs. MRS. REIFEL, who teaches in tl1c Business Department, re- ceived her B.S. degree at the Upper Iowa University, LL.B. at Houston Law School, M.A. at Drake University, and P.H.D at The American University. Mrs. Reifel is wellrknown the cam' pus overg her hobbies are hiking. sewing, and writing music. FACULTY MR. OSTHOFF, head of the Music Department, was graduated from Kansas City Conservatory and received his M.M. degree at Converse College. His hobbies are cooking, playing with clogs, and driving his first car. Mr. HO lists his pet peeves as lazy students, and snow. MR. STATHAM, head of the Drama Department, re- ceived his B.A. degree from McMurry College and his M.A. degree from Northwestern University. The Barter Players have been fortunate in having Mr. Statham design several sets for them, and they are proud of the vibrant enthusiasm hc has for the dramatic activities of the Barter Tlieatre. MISS HARTLEY, a newcomer to V. I., is a member of the Secretarial Science Department. She was graduated from East Tennessee State College where she received her B.S. degree. The hobbies she most enjoys are reading and traveling. MISS MAXEY, better known to her friends as Betty, is also a newcomer to Intcrmont. She teaches Secretarial Science. She received her B.S. degree from Southwest Missouri State and her M.B.A. from the University of Deliver and while there was elected a member of the Delta Pi Epsilon. Iler hobbies include reading and visiting with people. Page I9

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XVLI S MRS. DANIEL, gay and gracious instructor in the Biological Science Department, studied at Appalachian State, V .P.I., Van- derbilt, and George Peabody College. She is a member of Beta, Beta, Beta, honorary biological fraternity. Mrs. Daniel's hobbies consist of hiking, swimming, animals, and plants. DR. MARION, the head of the Chemistry Department, re- ceived his A.B. degree from Roanoke College, and his A.M. and Ph.D. degrees from Columbia University. Known for his pa- tience in class, Dr. Marion is one of the most understanding teachers on campus. His hobbies include woodworking, cabinet making, tools, and working in his chemistry laboratory, which is the garage of his beautiful, ranch-type home on the Blount- ville Highway. MISS MEADE, who teaches college English, received her A.B. degree at Martha VVashington College and her M.A. in English at Columbia University. Since she came to us in l943, Miss Meade has taken an ardent interest in student activities, in addition to being on Honor Council and the Rules and Regu- lations Committee. Poetry, good music, and the theatre are among her favorite pastimes. For recreation, she likes reading, dancing, horseback riding, and walking. MRS. MILNE, our teacher of College Iunior English, a Phi Beta Kappa at Randolph-Macon VVomen's College. At the University of Temiessee, she was a member of Pi Lambda Theta and Phi Kappa Phi. She loves painting, making braided rugs, and interior decorating. ACULTY MR. PEARCE, who teaches Sociology and Psychology, at- tended Milligan College and George Peabody College. His many hobbies include hunting, fishing fabove alllj, golfing, and teach- ing in a girls' school. DR. LOUIS H. TAYLOR, a newcomer to V.I. this year, teaches Religious Education. He received his A.B. degree at Georgetown College and his B.D. and Th.D. at the Southern Baptist Tlieological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. Dr. Taylor is a co-sponsor of the Iunior Class and he has really made a place for himself by his show of enthusiasm in all campus activi- ties. Ilis hobbies are bowling, fishing, and golf. 'l'hc delightful teacher of History and Civics in the Prepara- torv Department is none other than MRS. DXVIGI-IT VVIL- LETT. She was graduated with an A.B. degree from George- town College and received her M.A. from the University of Tennessee. VV hen she is not occupied with her duties as B.S.U. sponsor and associate sponsor of the high school, she enjoys listening to radio mysteries, traveling, and reading historical novels. MR. IOHN ATXVOOD came to Intermont this year as Voice teacher and Glee Club director. He received his B.M. degree at Houghton College and his M.M.E. at Oberlin College. Mr. Atwood's hobbies include playing the cello, the Kingsport Symphony, and listening to his Hi-Fi phonograph. Page 18 . ..:. . 1 - z 5 ilfil 42.3-sis, W .. -is 31 ll - I . M L wifi' . ' c . ,V ., 1. fm at - is : 2 f K f - 3-E' ' O tit' i t :xp L J V,.. .A at

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MR. I. H. BARKER, IR., is in the Admissions Department. He has been the Northern Representative for several years, and from all indications he has done very well. Girls who come into contact with Mr. Barker remember him as being a wonderful person to know. MISS SMITH, head of the Secretarial Science Depart- ment, received her A.B. from YVest Virginia Business College, her M. A. from Flora McDonald College, and she also attend- ed Penn State. Much of her time is taken as sponsor of the Canterbury Club and Alpha Pi Epsilon, but in her spare moments she enjoys playing bridge, working crossword puzzles, and collecting antiques. MISS LOVVMILLER, better known to her many friends as Bobbie, teaches Physical Education and dancing. She received her B. S. degree from the VVOman's College of the University of North Carolina. As sponsor of the ILO Club and the YVesley Foundation, she plays an active role on the V. I. campus. VVhen not breezing about in her Model A, she can be found indulging in her favorite hobbies: camping, painting, traveling, and listening to music. MISS MOORE, our fun-loving Art teacher, attended Ringling School of Art, Meredith College, and Mars I-Iill Iunior College. Her hobbies include playing golf and fishing. FACULTY MISS SKEI-IAN, who directs the School of Nursing at V .I. and Bristol Memorial Hospital, is a native of New Jersey and a graduate of the Yale University School of Nursing. MRS. RUNNION is Intermont's teacher of the Funda- mentals of Nursing. She is originally from Honaker, Virginia, but she now makes her home in Bristol, MISS DO'l l IE IEAN HOUSER is another one of those indispensable secretaries found in East Ilall. She attended V .I. for her two years of college and has been working on the secre- tarial staff since her graduation in 1953. This vibrant, young redhead enjoys group singing and music in general. MRS. DONALD C. PEARCE is the secretary to Dr. Brant- ley. She received her A.B. degree at King College and began working in East I'-Iall in 1948. In her spare time, which she insists is a rare thing indeed, she enjoys curling up with a nice thick novel before her. Page 20