Virginia Intermont College - Intermont Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 171 of the 1962 volume:

Do You Remember College is more than an institution of learning. It is a foundation for new experiences and social maturity. Throughout the year there have been many events at V. I. which have helped us to grow both spiritually and socially. Arrival day in September with its varied emotions and registration day with its frustrating schedules are unforgettable events in the life of each student. The campus was soon stirring with the spirit of class competition as the Song Contest deadline drew near and seniors emerged victorious. The theme of the Christmas formal, Pink Prelude, added a touch of fantasy to the holiday air. The Efligy Hunt and the lunior-Senior basket- ball game were additional proinpters of the fine art of sportsmanship. Let us not exclude our inspirational reflections as we recall the magni- tude and influence of Religious Emphasis Vlfeelc. VV ith the advent of spring came Publications Vtfeekend and, hnally, Craduation Day. 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'Q K :y f .5 wx if 1 2 1 ff gf X ..f Nw 2 X jfae gina ,Arif of GUIDANCE 1 1, Page l O I Dear Seniors: As you assume your rightful place in society, you will soon become aware of the fact that education itself is inadequate for the tasks which lie ahead. You will also come to realize that the need for leadership in all areas of human relations is greater now than in any previous period in history. lt is my hope that at this time you will dedicate yourself to the purpose of achieving as high a degree of maturity as possible in all of the dilferent areas of development and life. Only this would be a worthy application of what you have accomplished thus far. My very best wishes to you for the future. Cordially yours, FLOYD V. TURNER President Mr. Carl E. Todd As you go to another college, pursue a voca- tion, or marry, many new challenges will be en- countered. Face them calmly, and with deep thought conquer them in Ways which please you deeply. Never forsake your honor for God-given gifts with others-then life will be sweet and have fervent meaning for you. God bless you all as you continue to make a good life for yourselves. Most cordially, CARL E. TODD Dean of the College Miss Louise Brevver Dear Seniors z As you go from Virginia Intermont to take your place in the world, I wish for you success and happiness. May you talce with you memories of good times, good friends, and a job Well done. May you find interesting work to do and have the strength to do it well. May you have the faith and courage to meet and overcome the problems which you will have to face. Sincerely, Loursn BREWER Dean of XVOIIICII Page l l MRS. MARGARET B. CRUMLEY Secretary of Aclniissions A.A., Virginia Interinont College BARBARA FRGGGE Director of Social Activities B.M.E., Georgetown Collegeg Diploma in Pianog M.A George Peabody College MRS. CLAUDE NASH Alumnae Secretary and Publicity Litt. B., Grove City College Page l2 MRS. REECE RUSSELL Assistant to the Dean of Vffomen B.F.A., William and Mary Collegeg Richmond Professional Institute BETTY LEE SMITH Director of Religious Activities B.A., Longwood Collegeg M.R.E,, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary K SPURGEON O. SNODCRASS Business Nlanager A.B., Emory and Henry Collegeg La Salle Extension University Page l 3 Page I : 4 43- EUGENIA ADAMSON JOHN ALLRED MRS. MAE YANCY AMIS Lilararian Psychology am! Guin'rr11ce French A.B., Milligan Collegcg B.S. in L.S., George B.A., University of Richmondg M.S.W., Uni- A.B., University of Louisville. Advising the Peabody Collegeg M.A., George Peabody Col- versity of North Carolina. His two young French Club is one of her many activities. lege. Helping girls with term papers keeps children provide ample outside recreation. Miss Adamson well occupied. MRS, FRANK E. BARBER VIRGINIA BATES WILLIAlNl G. BUCKNER, JR. Physical Eflucrzliozz Music Mathematics and Physics B.S., Radford Collegeg M.A., New York Uni- A.A., Virginia Interment Collegeg B.M., Col- B.A., Western Carolina Collegeg M.A., George versity. Horses are a special interest. lege Conservatory of Music of Cincinnati. Peabody College. Chess, tennis, and bridge Miss Bates enjoys reading very much, constitute Mr. Buckner's special interests. MRS. GEORGE BUNDY MRS. SALLY ANN COOK C. ERNEST COOKE Home Evononzivs Drznmz English mul Hisfory of Art A.A., Virginia lntcrmont Collegcg B.S., Uni- B.S., East Tennessee State College. Writing B.A., University of Richmondg M.A., Harvard versity oi Tennessee. Singing occupies her lei- short stories is a popular recreation with Universityg Additional study at Oxford Uni- Surc hours. Mrs. Cook. versity. Mention art or travel and you will have Mr. Cooke's attention. I4 SARAH FORTUNE Home Econovzzicx - AUDREY COULTER FRANCES ELLER Social Siudies Organ and Piano A.B., Lincoln Memorial Universityg M.A., B.M., College of Music, Cincinnatig Juilliard B.S., Maryville Collegeg M.H.Ec., Virginia University of Tennessee. Miss CouIter's amuse- School of Music. Gardening offers her much Polytechnic Institute. Miss Fortune guides the ments include square dancing and riding. pleasure. Home Economics Club, DAPHNE ANN HAYNES I GUSTAF LINWOOD JOHANSSON CLARA JANE LONGBRAKE Chemistry Spanish and English Secrefarial Science B.S., Emory and Henry Collegeg M.S., Virginia B.A.QHonorsj, Mississippi Sou. Collegeg M.A., B.S.. East Tennessee State Collegeg M.A., Polytechnic Institute. Miss Haynes' time is George Peabody College. Spanish novels enter- George Peabody College. Miss Longbrake's often spent in performing her duties as spon- tain Mr. Johansson. amusements include golf and jazz music. sor of the Senior Class and Phi Theta Kappa. MRS. MARILYN MAUK, R.N. MARGARET MILLER MAXWELL RICHARD L. MAY Coorrlinalor, Nursing Arfs Voice Slrrvrb Graduate, Faculty of Medicine, Department B.M., Converse Collegcg M.M., Boston Uni- A.B., Franklin College. Mr. May coordinates of Nursingg B.S., Columbia University. Mrs. versity. Her special interests include bridge the chapel programs. Mauk has two children who keep her busy. and reading. Page I 5 Page CARL XV. HOLLAND MARY A. MEADE MRS. GEORGE P. MILNE Social Studies English English B.S., V.P.I.g post graduate Work, University of B.A., Martha Waslmington Collegeg M.A., Co- B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's Collegeg Tennesseeg M.A., East Tennessee State College. lumbia University. Miss Meade is kept busy M.S., University of Tennessee. For Mrs. Milne His hobbies are golf and shopwork. advising her English students. reading provides excellent entertainment. MRS. VIRGINIA MUSICK, R.N. MRS. DOROTHY C. MYERS RALPH OSTHOFF N1Ll'Si71g Arts Secrcfarial Science Direcfor of Musitg Piano Carson-Newman Collegeg King Collegeg Vir- B.A., Salem Collegeg M.A., East Tennessee B.M., Kansas City Conservatory of Musicg ginia Interrnont College, University of Vir- State College. Sports and sewing are of ine M.M., Converse College. Advising Phi Beta ginia, R.N. Mrs. Musick is a member of the terest to Mrs. Myers. Border Guild. occupies Mr. Ostl1off's time. CHARLES OWENS MRS. RACHEL RICHARDS DR. BETTINA SHEFFEY Biology Secrelurinl Science .Psychology B-A-, King Collegeg M.Sc.Ed., University of B.A., Salem Collegeg M.A. East Tennessee B.S., William and Maryg M.A., State Univer- Virginia. Mr. Owens' hobbies are gardening State College. Mrs. Richards enjoys collecting sity of Iowag Ph.D., State University of Iowa. and fishing. antiques. Dr. Sheffeyls interests include gardening and reading. I6 NIRS. MARY LOU CARTER SMITH MARY LOUISE SMITH MARIE HUNT STEVENS PbyxicalErf11c'a1'ion Head of Dept., Sec1'cfu1'iul Science Equitzzfian B.S., East Tennessee State College. Working B.A., Flora MacDonald Collegeg M.A. Pennsyl- B,A., Lake Forest College. When not around on her master's thesis keeps Mrs. Smith busy. vania State University. Miss Smith enjoys horses, she enjoys tennis, music, and people. helping advise the secretarial students. MRS. MARLENE TARTER, R.N, i DR. LOUIS H. TAYLOR ALBERT GRANT TODD Nursing Arts Religion amz' Philosophy A-rl Graduate, Johnston Memorial Hospitalg B.S'., B.A., Georgetown Universityg B.D., Th.D., B.S., Indiana University, M.A., Indiana Uni- Emory and Henry College. Mrs. Tarter enjoys Southern Baptist Theo. Seminary. If you have versity. Mr. Todd's favorite recreation is oil painting. something that hasnit been repaired by Dr. showing horses. ' Taylor, you are one of a few. N JOSEPH'M. WARD MRS. PAULA M. WARD, R.N. MRS. DWIGHT WILLETT Aff Nursing Arts Sociology and History A.B., University of Kentucky, Diploma in A.A., Mars I-Iill Collegeg B.S. in Nursing, B.A., Georgetown Collegeg M.S., University Illustrationg Philadelphia Museum College of Vanderbilt University. The preferred amuse- of Tennessee. Her three grandsons are Mrs. Art. Mr. Ward's hobbies include singing, ments of Mrs. XVard are reading and working. Willett's primary enjoyment. tennis, and swimming. Page I7 Page Aww. MRS. AUDREY DAVIS MRS. MILTON GRIFFIN MRS. JOHNSON Residence Assistant Resirlence Assistant Resiflenf,-e Assistant MRS. W. L. KARR MRS. THELMA K. SCHUBERT MRS. MARY I. TERRY Rcsirlenct' Assistant Resiflcvzce Assistant Rcfsirlence Assistant MR. XV. L. AMIS MRS. BETTY JO CALDXVELL MRS. LAURA LEE COLE M '7f'8f ' Of Stmlcnt Center Assistant to Secretary of Arlmissions S7l1'76'I I!iSOI' of B11ilr1'i11gs MRS. ACKIE FEATI-IERS MRS. VADA BUCKNER MRS. DOROTHY GOSE Axs'!. Sccrctrzry lo lbs Dean Assishmt Libmrinu Boolzkccjzer MRS. CAROLYN HAWKINS MRS. PEGGY NIILLER MISS PEGGY O'DELL Bookkeeper Scc1'cirzr3' to fha Dean Scfrrcflrzry io fha' President BOB'KOBERTS MRS.LYNN'SALYER MRS EDNA THACKER S11peri11te1111cmf of Plant S6'Cr'61'1H'y Rc'xiJL'11l Nurse' Page 19 Seated: ANN VAUGHAN, NANCY HENRY, SANDY WHITMORE. Standing: SARAH DUDLEY, JACKIE CONN, PAM ORTH, DONNA HUMPHRIES, DONNA XVYGAL, SCARLETT PACKARD, CHIC GAY, MARY COPELAND. STUDE T GOVER ME T Page 20 NANCY HENRY OFFICERS NANCY HENRY ,,......,,..,,...,....... President ANN V AUQHAN ,..... ,.... V ice-President SANDY WV1-n'rrxroRE .... ..,...,. S ecretary The Student Government is composed of every student at Virginia Intermontg its main objective is, therefore, to further the best interests of the student body. Doing this, it strives to secure cooperation be- tween different organizations and to promote responsi- bility, self-control, loyalty, and honesty among the students. The focus point of the Student Government is found in the Student Council, a group composed of the Student Government officers, the presidents of each hall, a day student representative, and three second semester juniors. Throughout the year these girls devote themselves to helping each student find her place at Virginia Intermont, leading or giving' advice whenever called upon. ' , HO OR CO CTL The Honor Council, the backbone of the Honor System, serves as a judicial board in determining in- fractions of the Honor System. This organization strives to encourage all students to attain mature judg- ment in governing their actions. .The membership includes the Academic Dean, the Dean of VVomen, four other faculty members appointed by thc President of the college, the Presi- dent of Student Government, the Presidents of the Senior Class and Iunior Class, and the President of the Hall on which the girl appearing before the Honor Council lives. DEAN BREWER, DEAN TODD, MRS. WILLETT, NANCY HENRY, JANICE RANSON, JUDY BOLIN, MR. NVARD, MISS COULTER, MR, OWENS, MR. COOKE, KAREN HOKE. Page 21 jfw jaw Af of FRIENDSHIP Q r Q . 1 11552, , z: J . -x, , . , ,,. ., . N35 N' .f if - , , fbi ' fi 3'1'f,1:4 '421 -. 2 ' I I A M... r -rf ! , .,.. ' :uw 53fj,,f,jr - --11 rf-QM: , im 121 5 -N 1?-. h J I A 11 .. ...,. 1, Q Z ,..,, 1 A, . L 1 11 ,, ff., L., .1 -j, ,,,Q,, f,,,f,, 1r:11,1 ff' ,7 , P ike? he 1 Y X M, K. Af Q1 X 2 Q wx 'ax f Zfx , WS VX sy Af Q AWA L, f 41, C fy 1 ox, X NAA s 48 X2 iff? 1 Q f E51 ,-flat , 5 ,1,,M.,. ,113 .fms Wy' my Tw. . e 1 1 V 1 J 'f ,- 1 ', X' -1 1 'X f ' W' if ' 339 1I15': - sr' .. 1 '1 1 4'-652 --4 ' w , ,: 1 111 1 X Z 11 1- f 1111 .Q-we-mf 1 1 , 1'1!-111 111 1 ww sei . 'X ,, f -11: 12 G ag 15, N '52 1 Q2F11 1 11151 j'5i3wf3f 1 1' 6 5 1 I E N 4 1 1' if fr ' s V J 2-I 31511 564 1. 0 f,X 3 L6.. f fm ff 'hfa.z: 4 Nmx i X .. .Lg J f vw g,, ,'f1 5 11 J- .131 gf. . 3,5 F 55 . ' i 1, , S V -151,1 1 ' 45:r4.1i 'Vg 11, T1 ., f P: 1 f, f1g-35551 1 16 ,E , ,,..1., f 1- 1 zf. ' Q 1 - -525,5 1,515 SE ,K wi. , QPJXNI. , ki 91 , . 'W . ,. ?g ,1:5, , M 1. 1 ,mn , MISS DAPHNE I-IAYNES MR WILLIAM G BUCKNER OFFICERS IUDY BOLIN . . ,.... President SALLY PENDLEION Secretary Treasurer JANICE MONCIER A ,,Vice-President LYDIA Locwm Hrstorran Page 24 SALLY PENDLETON, JANICE MONCIER, JUDY BOLIN LYDIA LOGWIN MARY CAROLYN BAKER Carolyn Ceneral Culture Nostrae Filiae, B.S.U. LYNN PASC UAL ALVAREZ Lynn Fine Art Art Club, Decoration Committee. KAREN DELL ARNESEN lfKay77 Medical Secretary Ir. Cheerleader, Orientation Committee, Wfestminster Fellowship. L DORIS AMELIA BAKER 'IDori i Liberal Arts A President H20 Club, Athletic Council, Activities Committee, Intramurals, CLASS oi1962 LORRAINE I. BAKCWSKI 'ALOW-Range General Secretarial Newman Club, Intramurals IULIA FAY BARNHILL Ufudyw Miisic fPianOj Vice-President of Phi Beta, Sec. Of Wesleyf Founda- tion, Devotional Chairman of VVesley Foundation, Presi- dent of Religious Planning Board, Assistant pianist for Chorus, Devotional Chairman of Main Hall, Orientation Committee. SANDRA LEE BATES 'lSanCly Physical Education Vice-President of Athletic Association, Intramurals, Make-up Editor of Cauldron Staff, Areannes. IUDITH ANN BOLIN IIIUCIY77 Fine Arts . President of Senior Class, V ice-President of Art Club, Westiiiinster Fellowship, Rules and Regulations Com- mittee, I-Ionor Council, Chairman of Christmas Dance, Religious Emphasis Wfeelc Chairman, Ir.-Sr. Banquet Chairman. , D C L A s s BARBARA IANE CAPPS r Iackson i General Culture French Club, Art Club, Canterbury Club, Tip n' Run Club SUSAN IANE BRIMMER USue Medical Secretarial Curry Club, Vice President of 4th Main, Decoration Connnittee for Christmas Dance. PAULA LYNN CAMPBELL Paula General Secretarial Animal Staff, Secretary of H20 Club. L LINDA SUE CARMACK IKIUCIY77 lVIeclical Secretarial B.S.U., Tip n' Run Club of 196 LINDA ANN CARROLL Carroll Medical 'Secretarial Areannes NANCY LYNN CLAYTCN Narnia Education Canterbury Club, Curry Club, Boots and Saddle Club, Religious Emphasis VVeek Committee IUDITI-I ANN CCALSON P Indy Ceneral Culture President of Hardinge Concert Ballet Company, Phi Beta IUDITH ANN CCLABELLA Indy Ceneral Culture Orientation Committee, Religious Planning Board, Vice President of Newman Club QU, Devotional Chair- man of Newman Club QZQ, Entertainment Chairman for Ir.-Sr. Banquet. CLASS CAROL ANN CUCPER Carol Nursing President of Nursing Club, Areannes. IACQUELINE eoNN jackie Pre-Therapy S.C.A., President ot Hodges hall, President of French Club, Treas. ot B.S.U., Devotional Chairman of Y.VV.A., Secretary of Hodges Hall tlj, Religious Planning Board, Cauldron Staff tl Sz Zj. MARGARET DIANNE COCK Cookie Elementary Education Westniiiister Club, Curry Club, Y.W.A., V.l. Chorus, Intramurals. MARY DuPRE COPELAND l!COpie77 General Culture A B.S.U., B.S.U. Executive Council, Y.VV.A., Tip n' Run, S.G.A. Hall President of Main, Intramurals, ot 19 6 KATHERINE COUNTS ll-Kitty!! Medical Secretarial Areannes. SALLY ANN DAVIS Sal General Secretarial Orientation Committee, VVestminster Fellowship, Tip n' Run Club, Annual Staff. SANDRA IEAN DAVIS iea'1 I 'LSandyl' Pre-Physical Education President of Athletic Association, Treas. of I-IZO, Stu- dent Activities Committee, Iunior Torclibearer, Orienta- tion Committee, Cauldron Staff, Intramurals. PATRICIA DIXON 1'Dixic General Culture BSU., Y.W.A. CLASS SARA DUDLEY HPokie General Culture H20 Club, SCA., President of 4th Main and West. SUSAN XVEBSTER DOYLE '1Sue General Culture Art Club, Intramurals, Treas. of Boots and Saddle A Club, H20 Club. A IANET LYNN DREXV 1 141211172 l Nursing Nurses Club, Areannes. CAROLE DARE DUNN Carole Daren Nledical Secretarial B.S.U., Y.XV.A. of 1962 ELIZABETH P. FIELDS Betsy Home Economics Canterbury Club, Dorm Representative of Canterbury Club, Home Economics Club, Vice President of Home Economics Club Clj, Ir.-Sr. Banquet Committee, Orienta- tion Committee, Food Committee, Senior Class Dance Committee fDecoration Chairmanj. HELEN BARBARA FLANAGAN 'AHelen Home Economics Home Economics Club, Curry Club. SANDRA NIQZELLE FRANKLIN Sandy General Culture Boots and Saddle Club Qlj, Secretary of Boots and Saddle Club QZQ, Cauldron Feature Staff, Art Club, Y.W.A., Student Christian Fellowship. V x MARY FRANCES CAY Chic Pre-Liberal Arts President of East Hall, Student Council, Vice-Presi- dent of B.S.U., Y.VV.A., French Club, Nostrae Filiae, Student Activities Committee. ,, P F C L A S S SUZANNE COSSETT Suz General Culture Orientation Committee, B.S.U. Executive Council, President of Y.VV.A., French Club, INTERMONT Portrait Editor, Vice-President of Religious Planning Board. IOYCE ANN CLADXVELL Ioyce Nursing Nostrae Filiae, Nurses Club, Fire Wfarden, VVest- N minster Fellowship. SUZANNE CCCDMAN Ceneral Secretarial President of Boots and Saddle Club, Athletic Council, Student Activities Committee Member, Rat VVeek Com- mittee. S RCXANNE CUNTER IIROXY77 J Nursing Nurses Club. of 19 6 .. FAYE DOROTHY HANDXVERK Faysie ' Nursing Nurses Club, INTERMONT Staff, Canterbury Club. BARBARA MAXINE HENEBERCER HBarb Curry Club, Canterbury Club. ELINORE HENRY Ellie Fine Arts Art Club, Areannes. X , , , 1 w i , l NANCY FRANKLIN HENRY Nancy General Culture Student Government President, News Editor of Cauldron, Iunior Torchbearer, Stewardship Chairman of Y.VV.A., B,.S.U. Executive Council CS.G.A. Representa- tivej, Captain of Fire VVardens, Honor Council, Student Council, Rules and Regulations Committee, Chairman r of Orientation Committee, Phi Beta Fraternity. CLASS NORA PATSY HOPKINS Patsy Pre-Retailing President of Student Christian Fellowship 125, Vice- President S.C.F. Qlj, Vice-President of Administration Hall, Religious Planning Board, Publicity Chairman of R.P.B., Religious Emphasis Week Chairman. CERALDINE VV. HISLE Gerry General Culture Newman Club. NANCY LOUISE HQLT UNancy General Culture V.I. Chorus, Octet flj, Sextette QZQ, Student Chris- tian Fellowship, Secretary and Treas. of Phi Beta, Typist for Admissions Qlj, Intramurals. DOROTHY DAWN HOWELL Dottie y J Liberal Arts Historian of Phi Beta, President of Westniinster Fel- lowship, French Club, Historian of Iunior Class, Features. gr 196 DONNA RAE HUMPHRIES Donna General 'Culture B.S.U., Christian Citizen Chairman, Crientation Com- mittee, Boots and Saddle Club, Nostrae Filiae, President of 3rd Main and West, Harvest Carnival Queen, Senior Class Dance Committee, Chairman Tickets and Invita- tions, B..S.U. Choir, Religious Emphasis Wfeek Chairman. C-All.. IANNUZZI Fuzzy General Culture Curry Club, Art Club, French Club, Debate, INTER- MONT Staff ELIZABETH ANN IACKSON A1Betty77 General Culture Nostrae Filiae, Home Economics Club, Wesley Foun- dation. IEANNE JACKSCN Poolca General Culture Boots and Saddle Club, French Club, Art Club. CLASS ANNE BRUCI-l IOHNSTON Anne Ceneral Culture President of Phi Beta, Orientation Committee, B.S.U. KATHRYN ANNE IENSEN Kate Nursing Nurses Club, I-l,,O Club, Cauldron Staff, lN'i'15RMoNT Staff, Senior Cheerleader. IACQUELINE CASE JESSEE Iaclcie Elementary Education Vice-President of Nostrae Filiae, Y.W.A,, Canterbury Club, Building Fund Committee Chairman, Curry Club. Q BETSY LACY IOHNSTON '1Betsy Home Economics Home Economics Club, B.S.U. of 196 Page 38 Areannes, B.S.U., Y.W.A., I-Ionie Economics Club. CYNTHIA VIRGINIA KATES Food Conirnittee, Cauldron Staff, Wesley Foundation, Intraniurals. LINDA CAY ICNES Lin I-Ionie Econoniics tion, Canterbury Club. LINDA KAY IONES Horne Economics '1Cindy Ceneral Culture ALICE ANN KEARSE Ceneral Culture pliasis Week Coniniittee. I-Ionie Economics Club, Curry Club, Wesley Founda- Boots and Saddle Club, Y.W.A., B.S.U., Orientation Committee, Social Cliairnian of B.T.U., Religious Eni- CLASS GLORIA KLUMP Klumpie Fine Art Art Club. NANCY CARCLYN KERR Nancy Pre-Liberal Arts Social Chairman of B.S.U., Y.YV.A,, Curry Club, Orientation Committee, Iunior Cheerleader, B.S.U. Choir. IANE KINCI-IELOE Pre-Ed u cation a 1 Orientation Committee Chairman, B.S.U. Devotional Chairman, B.S.U. Choir, Senior Class Dance Committee, Religious Emphasis VVeelc Nominating Committee, Curry Club, Yearbook Committee, Nostrae Filiae. N CARCL ANN LACANA Carol , General Culture Newman Club. of 196 SUSAN LERCH 'fSue General Secretarial Wfesminster Fellowship, G.A.A. BARBARA CAROIJE LITTELL Barbara Pre-Nursing Wesleyf Foundation, Intramurals. if REBECCA LOUISE LITZ Becky Nursing Nurses Club, Areannes. BARBARA FOY LIVINGSTON uBaIb7r General Secretarial G.A.A., Dance Connnittee. CLASS IUDITH ANNE LQMBARDI Hludyn Pre-Nursing Intramurals, Newman Club. PATRICIA ROSE VVEBB Pat Nursing Nurses Club, Tip n' Run Club, lN'1'ERMON'I' Staff. SANDRA LEE VVHITMORE U Sandy Medical Secretarial Canterbury Club, Secretary of S.G.A. IUDITH HELEN LORENTZ liludyw J i Pre-Nursing Publicity Chairman of Boots and Saddle Club flj, Boots and Saddle Club of 1962 Page 42 ELIZABETH C. LOUCKS Bonnie Home ' Economics Dorm Representative, Curry Club. MARTHA ANN LOYER lVIartie General Culture Secretary of Curry Club, President of Delta Psi Omega, Orientation Committee, Mistress of Ceremonies for Ir.- Sr. Banquet, Vice President of 4th Main, Curry Club. CARCLYN ANN LUDIN I'Cal Nursing Chorus, Sextette, A.A. Council, Intramurals, INTER- MONT Faculty Editor, Canterbury Club, Nurses Club. CAIL LEE MacDCNALD IZPUIP77 Pre-Physical Therapy Home Economics Club, Canterbury Club, Senior Hall VVest1ninster Fellowship, Intramurals, A.A. Council. CLASS BETTY ANN MALONE f'Betsy General Culture Curry Club, Cauldron Staff, Wesley Foundation, Typ- ist for R.P.B. Release, Tip ii, Run Club. BERNICE PACE MCDONALD Page Medical Secretarial H20 Publicity Chairman, A.A. Council, B.S.U., Food Committee. ICSEPHINE MCCUFFIN UIO17 Liberal Arts Nostrae Filiae, Curry Club, Phi Beta Fraternity, B.S.U., B.S.U. Choir, Social Chairman of Y.W.A., Crien- tation Committee, Intramurals, Spanish Club, Iunior Class Editor ot INTERIVIONT, Senior Class Editor of INTER- MONT. ELIZABETH MANN Liz Drama President of Curry Club, Phi Beta Fraternity, Sec. of Delta Psi Omega, French Club, Westniinster Fellowship, Student Activities Committee, Boots and Saddle Club. oi 1962 CARCLYN ANN MARTIN l'Marti11 Liberal Arts French Club. IOAN HELEN MASINE Casper Ceueral Culture Art Club, Cauldron Staff, Copy Editor of INTERMONT, Publicity Director of VVesley Foundation, Treasurer of Phi Theta Kappa. SUSAN GALE MATUSAK '4Susie Pre-Liberal Arts President of Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary of French Club, VVesley Foundation, INTERMONT Staff, Cauldron Staff, Orientation Coniniittee. r LAURETTA MAXVHINNIE Laurie Nursing Nurses Club, Tip if Run Club, INTERMONT Staff. CLASS IUDITH MQKRZYSKI Indy Pre-Nursing Boots and Saddle Club, Newman Club, Nostrae Eiliae. SUE ANNE MELNICQVE Susie Pre-lournalism News Editor of Cauldron, Editor of R.P.B.. Release, Denominational Chairman of S.C.F., Religious Planning Board, Copy Staff for INTERMONT. BETTY LEE lVllTClrlELL !'Beatrice Music French Club, Religious Emphasis Week Committee, Orientation Committee, Boots and Saddle Club, Chorus. X IANICE MCNCIER Physical Education , l President of Areannes QZJ, Vice-Pres. ot Areannes flj, Vice-President of Senior Class, Intramurals, AA. Council, B.S.U. M1962 MARY IO MOODY Pre-Liberal Arts WVesley Foundation, INTERMONT Staff, Spanish Club. IUNF. MOQRF. Ufunen Nursing Nurses Club, Areannes. REBECCA MAY MORRIS Becky General Secretarial B.S.U., Y.VV.A. Fire VVarclen. IANET MARLYN MCYER K1-M077 General Culture Iunior Cheerleader, Student Christian Fellowship, Orientation Committee. CLASS I-ION EY ODOM Pre-I-Ionic Economics Co-Departmental and Activity Editor of lN'i'12R1x1oN'r, President of Nostrae Filiae, Devotional Chairman of Wfestininster Fellowship, Religious Planning Board, Sec- retary of East Hall. ELSA ANNE MULLER Medical Secretarial Student Christian Fellowship, Orientation Committee, Senior Class Dance Committee. SICRID NEILSEN KlSig77 Medical Secretarial R.P.B.. Release Social Chairman, Tip n' Run Club, Devotional Chairman of Canterbury Club, Eire VVarden, Sec.-Treas. ot Second Main flj. , PAMELA ALICE ORTH Pam General Culture A Canterbury Club, Curry Club, Student Council, Hall President of Administration. gf 19 6 .. SHARYN ROCHELLE OSBORN A '1Sharyn General' Culture Boots and Saddle Club, Phi Beta Fraternity, Y.VV.A., i B.S.U. SUSANNE IANE OTTO Susie Nledical Secretarial Student Christian Fellowship, Chorus fLibrarianj, Typist for R.P.B. Release. CYNTHIA LEE PACE llCindy7! Pre-Education Boots and Saddle Club, Canterbury Club, Nostrae Filiae, Y.VV.A., Curry Club. SCARLETT IAN PACKARD Scarlett Iournalism B.S.U. Choir, Publicity Chairman of B.S.U., Music Chairman of Y.W.A., S.C.A., Hall President of Senior, Chairman Refreshment Committee for Senior Dance, French Club, Cauldron, Orientation Committee. is L A S S MARY KATHERINE PEARL 'lPearlsy Pre-Education A.A. Couneil, QPublieity Cliairmanj, Intramurals. PATRICIA ANN PALMER Patty7' Liberal Arts VVestn1inster Club, Curry Club, Religious Emphasis VVeek. HARRIET LEE PAPOUCHIS Poocl1 General Secretarial President of Canterbury Club QZJ, Vice-President of Canterbury Club flj, Sec.-Treas. of A.A. Council Re- ligious Planning Board, Curry Club, Art Club. SALLY ANNE PENDLETCN I'Sal-Dal , lldedical Secretarial Nostrae Filiae, Student Christian Fellowship, Orienta- tion Connnittee, See.-Treas, of Senior Class. gf 196 Areannes Areannes CAROL IUNE PHILLIPS ZIVQIHPI7 General Culture BRENDA QUALES 'fMinda General Culture ICYCE PETERSCN Perle General Culture LOUISE ALBERT QUITKC General Culture French Club, Boots and Saddle Club. CLASS IOYCE ROBINSON Home Economics Areannes. IANICE ANITA RANSON Pre-Religious Education Executive Council for B.S.U., Missions Chairman of B.S.U., Program Chairman of YKVA., Devotional Chair- man of Religious Planning Board, Senior Class Rep. to Honor Council, Orientation Committee, General Chair- man of Religious Emphasis Week, Business Manager of lN'i'ERMoNT. VlRC1lNlA ROBBINS HGinny Pre-Education S IUDITH ANN ROUTZAHN , IIIUCIYV7 Education HQO Club fVice-Presidentj, Boots and Saddle Club, Features, Curry Club, Orientation Committee, S.C.F., Refreshment Committee of Senior Class Dance. of 1962 4 IEAN ELIZABETH ROXVLANDS 411621177 lX4eclieal Secretarial Snapshot Editor of INTERMONT, Westniinster, Intra- murals, May Court. IRENE RUDDOCK '4Re1ree General Culture Curry Club, VVestminster Fellowship, Tip rr' Run Club. ANN SADLER Fine Arts Art Club. ALICE RYAN SAUNDERS Allie Pre-Occupational Therapy H20 Club, Food Committee. CLASS PENNY XVI-IITE SCI-ILAC Penny General Culture YVestminster Club, Curry Club. PAYE SAYRE f'Susie General Culture 1 Areaunes, YVestnrinster Fellowship, Home Economics Club, lN'rERMoN'r Staff. MARILYN ICYCE SC HELER lVIz1rilyn Pre-Nursing ALISON SCHNEIDER Allie General Secretarial B.S.U. of 1962 Page 54 ARLENE Cf. SCHULZE 1'Schulzie General 'Culture Cauldron Staff, VVesley Foundation, volleyball, ping- pong, tennis, U.N. Conference, Spanish Club, rnodern dance, badminton. PATSY SCOTT SHELTON at General Culture BETTY LIVINGSTON SIKES General Secretarial B.S.U., Curry Club. SVVANEE ANN SIMON Horne Economics Pres. and Vice-Pres. of Home Ee. Club, lunior and Senior cheerleader, Curry Club, Canterbury Club, Stu- dent Activities Connn., Vice-President of Third Main and West, House Chairman for 'AThe Drop of a I-lat , Decorations for lr.-Sr. Banquet, Decorations and Publicity of Student Activities Dance. CLASS LYNN SMITH General Secretarial DIANNE MARIE SKINNER Skinner Elementary Education Curry Club, XVest1ninster Fellowship, Tip n' Run Club. CAROLYN D. SMITH Home Economics BSU. Executive Council, Features Editor of INTER- MONT, YXVA., Senior Hall Secretary-Treasurer, Features of '60-'61, Curry Club. , SYLVIA ROSE SMITH llSibby77 Pre-laboratory Technology Areannes. of 196 Page 56 A SARA ELIZABETH SNCDGRASS Sally Pre-Liberal Arts Y.W.A. 81 B.S.U. 1, Z, Y.W.A. President 1, Make-up Editor of Cauldron 1, Phi Beta 1, 2, B.S.U. Executive Council 1, Boots and Saddle 1, Z, Areannes, 1, 2, Nostrae Filiae 1, 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, Z, Phi Beta 1, 25 Secretary of Phi Theta Kappa Z, B.S.U. President Z. ADRIANNE IANE SOSANIE KlAieY7 General Culture Ir. Song Contest Leader, A.A. Council, Tip n' Run Club, Vice-President of Chorus, Canterbury Club, Phi Beta. DORIS IEANNE SCUTHWARD l'Soutl1ie Meclical Secretary Orientation Committee, Activities Committee, Y.VV.A., B.S.U., Y.VV.A. Community Missions, INTER- MONT Editor, Y.VV.A. Secretary Treasurer, May Court. PAMELA DELLE SPESSARD General Culture Wesley Foundation, Curry Club, Tip n' Run Club, Delta Psi Omega, INTERMONT Staff. CLASS SUSAN BARBARA SVVIERAD A Sue , General Secretarial Newman Club President, Student Activities Commit- tee, Religious Planning Board, Rat Wfeek Chairman, Sen- ior Dance Committee, Orientation Committee. MARGARET I. STARK General Culture Orientation Committee, Wfestminster Fellowship. SHIRLEY ANNE STCUT 'iShirl . General Culture Art Club, Foods Committee, Student Christian Fel- lowship, French Club. MARY YVCNNE SYWORDS Bear Applied Arts Curry Club 1, Z, Art Club 1, 2, President of Art of 1962 Page 58 BARBARA THOMAS General Culture B.S.U., Y.W.A., French Club, Nostrae Filiae, Ar- SEIHIICS. DONNA LEE THOMAS Dawn Pre-Education Student Christian Fellowship 1, 25 Curry Club 1, Z, Religious Newspaper Staff 2. DOROTHY THOMAS Dottie Retailing Curry Club, VVestminster Fellowship Secretary, Chorus, Y.VV.A. NANCY HARVVELL TRIBBLE Pre-Liberal Arts Secretary of Canterbury Club, INTERMONT Staff, French Club. CLASS KAREN ELIZABETI-1 TURNER l General Secretarial i H20 Club, Orientation Committee. l PATRICIA ANN TROPP General Culture Curry Club, WCStllll11StCI Fellowship. VERA LEE TURNBILL tlVCIlJ3,, Home Economies Publicity Chairman of Y.W.A., Training Union Rep- resentative of B.S.U., INTERMONT Staff, Home Economies Club, Curry Club, Crientation Committee, Iuuior Cheer- leader. A ANNE VVYATT VAUCHN Pre-Liberal Arts Co-Editor and Editor of Photography for Cauldron, VVesley Club lg Chairman of Food Committee Zg Vice- Pres. of S.G.A. Zg Orientation Committee 25 Student Council. of 196 VALERIE ANN VENDITTO . Val General Secretarial Newman Club, Chairman of Student Activities Com- mittee, May Court, Xmas Formal Decorations Commit- tee, Intramurals. Y BONNIE MAY WALTERS Home Economics Chairman of Decorations for Iunior Dance, Orienta- tion Committee, Vice-Pres. of Home Economics Club, Musical Review, Song Contest Committee, Treasurer of Curry Club, Senior Christmas Dance Committee Chair- man. BOBBY SUE WORLEY WARREN Sue Nursing Nurses Club, Areannes, Nostrae Filiae. SANDRA VVEAVER 'LSandy General Culture Boots and Saddle Club, Canterbury Club. CLASS LYNN VVILLIAMS Lynnseed General Secretarial Tip n' Run Club, Senior Song Contest Leader, West- minster Fellowship. CALLIE LIVINGSTCN ilRe!7 General Culture Areannes, Secretary of Areannes 125, Nostrae Filiae, LYDIA ADELE LCGXV IN 9 4:Lydia7: i Liberal Arts Vice-President of Boots and Saddle Club, Cauldron News Staff, Senior Class Historian, Curry Club, Tip n' Run Club, Newman Club, French Club. ELIZABETH REEDER WOOD Betsy i General Secretarial Student Christian Fellowship, Tip n' Run Club. Typ- ist for Religious Newspaper. of 196 DONNA RUTH NVYCAL Wiggle Liberal Arts Wesley Foundation Vice-President and President, Phi Theta Kappa Vice-President, Nostrae Filiae, Treasurer, Areannes, S.C-.A., Religious Planning Board, Secretary- Treasurer, French Club, Advertising Manager of INTER' MONT. LYNNE CARLA ZEICLER Rabbit Home Economics Curry Club, Orientation Committee, Westminster Fellowship. CLASS of 1962 amor 64055 igfocfamalfzfon Ong Wfe are living and We are learning to keep our hearts here forever turning toward Her high standards and goals of courage and love. Our Alma Mater XVe'll hold forever, our admiration and our endeavorg Long may we strive on to keep Her banners our pride. V.l.C. long may She stand for loyalty and service grandg Wliat Cod has wrought long niay it he a guiding light for all to see. VVe will leave Her forget Her neverg Our hearts and spirits will stay forever. She'll be the ideal of strength and guidance to us. f S Y S 4 5 Z . 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' A -W .Q , . 4, V' cy. , gf -Y , -- 1 'Qi A PIARRIET PAPOUCI-IIS PAM SPESSARD LYNN WILLIAMS Page 65 Page 66 MRS. GEORGE MILNE DR. LOUIS TAYLOR U IOR CLASS OFFICERS KAREN HOKE ..,. .4.. P resident HOLLY PRICE .,...., Ai . Secretary-Treasurer BARBARA IOHNSON . . , . .Vice-President PAM i.VIATHEXVS . . , O. ....,.... Historian ' SUSAN POST, BOBBIE PHILLIPS, KAREN HOKE, BARBARA JOHNSON. TERRY ABRAMS CHARLOTTE ALFORD AMANDA ALLAN DOROTHY ALLEN MARY ALSTON DOEBS FERRY, N. Y. BRISTOL, TENN, SARASOTA, FLA, IACKSONVILLE, FLA. DECATUR, GA. MARGARET ANDERSON LINDA ARNOLD BRISTOL, TENN. BRISTOL, TENN. LOIS ARNOLD CRANFORD, N. I. MYR MARTHA ARRINGTON BARBARA AYER3 MARTHA SUE BAILEY LINDA BAIR SALLY BAIRD HAYSI7 VA, RIDGEWOODI N, 1, SARASOTA, FLA. XVINTER PARK, FLA. NORFOLK, VA. Page 67 NIARLA ANN BAKER MARY ELIZABETH BALL ELIZABETH BALLARD W SANDRA BANKS DOROTHY BELL GATE CITY, VA. GLEN ROCK, N, I. SOUTH CHARLESTON, VV. VA. LARCI-IMONT, N. Y. GREENSBORO, N. C. Q MX . , -iv' A A fill.. ' R-mf' S ' i V X I A! - SUSAN IANE BELL PATRICIA BERNARD SUSAN BISHOP STATE COLLEGE, PENN. SPARTANBURG, S. C. HICKORY, N. C. IANICE BLANKENSHIP IOANNE BOIVINHOFR JUDY BOLLINO DONNA BOLTON JANET BOND NIURPHY, VA. N. TONAWANDA, N. Y. BRISTOL, VA. LEXINGTON, KY. CHARLESTON, W. VA Page 68 - I ' .1 s-:::iI Qsaw K , , . . . ,. SUSAN BONGARD KAY BOOHER LYNN BRACKEY LYNN BRAMMANN BARBARA BRAUN XVATERTOXVN, N. Y. SPARTANBURG, S. C. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. KINNELON, N. I. ROCKY RIVER, OHIO KATHY BRAY MARILYN BROOKS CAROLYN BROWDER TINA BROWN IEAN HOPE BRONVN BRISTOL, TENN. YV. YARRIOUTH, MASS. KINGSTON, TENN, AIYIHERST, VA. BAREVILLE, PA. LINDA BURKE SANDRA ROBINSON ANNE CAIN REBECCA CALLAI-IAN ANNE 1 FE CAMPBELL DECATUR, GA. BUTTERWQRTH LAKE XVALES, FLA. XVALNUT RIDGE, ARK. CHAPEL HILL, N. C. BRISTOL, VA. Page 69 BRENDA LEE CABIPBELL LINDA CARMACK JANE CARPER PATRICIA CATALDE CAROL CHASE BRISTOL, TENN. HARRIMAN, TENN. BRISTOL, TENN. BUFFALO, N. Y. HYANNIS, MASS. ANN CHILTON HOLLY CLARK ALISIA IO CLAYTON CHARLOTTE E. CLUTHE CHARLOTTE IUNE CARLISLE, PA. WESTWOOD, N. I. KINGSTON, TENN. NIORRISTOXVN, N. I. CQLELIAN CULEEPER, VA. MARGARET ANN NANCY CONOVER BEVERLY COOK BRENDA COOK CIJARLOTTE RUTH COLENIAN FT. KNOX, KY. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. BRISTOL, VA. COPEN1-IAVER CULPEPER, VA. LENOIR CITY, TENN Page 70 ,jg L. KATHY CORNETT LUCIA NEAVES COTTON ALICIA COTTO-THORNER BARBARA COX 'SIIEILA CRASKY BRISTOL, TENN. PETERSBURG, VA. NEW YORK, N. Y. TOWSON, MD. ANIACANSETT, N. Y CLASS Of 1963. Y W C VIARY BETH CRUMLEY CAROL CURIMINCS NICOL CYLKOWVSKI X' BRISTOL, VA. BOYNTON, FLA. GLASTONBURY, CONN. 4. I pl . n .N -- la I Q at XX . 1 ,R . 1 f '. 24 V 2 'ff 5 4 IACQUELYN DAGUE DOROTHY DAVIS MARIORIE DAVIS CAROL DOIXNE ANNA DONALD FT. KNOX, KY. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. ASHEVILLE, N. C. CENTERVILLE, NIASS. STAMRORD, CONN. Page 71 PAINII DUDLEY VIVIAN DIANE DUGAN HOPE DUNLAP BONNIE DURWARD CHERYL EARLY BETI-IESDA, MD. ROANOKE, VA. NORTH MIAMI, FLA. GLADSTONE, N. I. BRISTOL, VA, QQ NNN MARGARE'1' EARLEY PAT EDMONDS IUDITH ANN EGGERS DOVER, OHIO BRISTOL, VA. KNOXVILLE, TENN. SUSAN ELIZABETI-I FRANCES ELLER BARBARA ANN EPINGER CAROL ERNEST LUOINDA EWALD ELDRIDGE BRISTOL, VA. BETIILEIIEM, PA. I'IATBORO, PA. RURAL RETREAT, VA. PITTSBURGH, PA, Page 72 V ITA FIBIANI IUDITI-I FEI-IN I'1ASTINGS-ON'HUDSON, N. Y. SHORT I'IILLS, N. I. LYNN FELKER DIANE FERGUSON CAROL FERRIS SHORT HILLS, N. I. BETHEL PARK, PA. BRISTOL, TENN. PAMELA FEUSTEL IUDITH FINLAYSON IUDITH FISHER ELLEN FITZPATRICK MARY ALICE BOONTON, N. I. HOLLYWOOD, FLA. DARIEN, CONN. RIDCEWOOD, N. I. FITZPATRICK PRINCETON, N. I. SUSAN FLETCHER EVELYN FLORY NzXRROXVS, VA, XVEST LAWN, PA. ALLYN KARIN FORT SANDRA FOWLER GALE FOX LAKELAND, FLA. RICHIXIOND, VA. CIfIARI.,EsTON, XV. VA Page 73 A I HF 'TERESA FREY LINDA FROST DOROTHY GEIGER A IUDITII S. GEORGE FRANCES GIBLIN FALLS CHUROI-I, VA. KANE, PA. ARLINGTON, VA. STUART, VA. FT. LAUDERDALE, FLA PAMELA GILLMOR KATE GLASSBURN ANNE GLOVER ANN GREEN IUDITH GREEN SETAUKET, N. Y. PITTSEURGII, PA. ARLINGTON, VA. MERGIIANTVILLE, N. I. SHREXVSBURY, MASS. IUDITI-I GREENE MARY LOUISE BARBARA GRIGGS ANN GWALTNEY ELIZABETH I'IALL XVESTON, CONN. GRIFFITH GATE CITY, VA. SURRY, VA. HICKORY, N. C. VV. PIARTFORD, CONN. Page 74 ff ! I . M . f' 471 ,mfg 1 , 1 4 f A I 1 , , 'iff' , ff ' I f 'V , 05 f L. . f I M X I X ,QEM 5,1 my 4 1 4, fl wifwaiy , f 114 I GENE HAMRICK ANNE MARIE PIARDICK KATI'ILEEN T. I'IASSETT FREYA I'IEFLIN IAC1-IIN, ALA. PHILLIPSBURC, N. I. ELINIONT, N. Y. STAFFORD, VA. CLASS Of 19 , jff 15 1 ,,f ,9f ..,,, . '. 513. ,, 0, Aw -an f 4, I LMA ,I Y f ff Wf A 3 X A 535 I , ' I9 f 4 , Z.,,g-f,,TWmf4u1f?? g 1 ' ,I M v f , ,,,,,, W f 14 f f 5 N7 , ,,., A H , M MELANIE HAUSE XVINTER HAvEN, FLA 63 Z: I U F1 ' 5 'J ,n 41 I, I ' Q' s . ' O X I I X 1 X. 5 f Q 9 . f IOYCE HENDERSON IOYCE HENRY SUSAN PIERGANRATHER X' WARNER ROBINS, GA. HAINES CITY, FLA. BALTIMIORE, MD. PATRICIA HERSTER DEBORAH I-IEWA VIRGINIA HICKANI MAIKY I'IILDEBRANDT MARILYN HILLMAN EASTON, PA. BRISTOL, VA. BRISTOL, TENN. BALTIIXVIORE, MD. l3'AIRI1'1ELD, CONN, Page 75 . .- K -If-' 1 A V fi, ,,,, ze--'59 CAROLYN HINSHANV KAREN LEE HOKE RITA HORN SHARON HOYT PHYLLIS HUGHES N. XNIILKESBORO, N. C. CHARLESTON, VV. VA. NATURAL BRIDGE, VA. BALDWINSVILLE, N. Y. BRISTOL, TENN. Q WX ' , .QR A A I gli.. . - .:,,,g6 . 5. I BONNIE IAN HULL AMARILLA HUMPHREYS ASHBY HUNT HOBIIESTEAD, FLA. E. HARTFORD, CONN. ROANOKE, VA. IUDY HUNTER HELEN I'IYMAN EVA MAE JACKSON SUSAN IACKSON EMILY IOHANSSON PITTSBURGH, PA. DARLINGTON, S. C. POUND, VA. SARASOTA, FLA. BRISTOL, VA. Page 76 vw I .. . ,V ..v.:1f4Qnf I' -Af ma.: ' f .v1':.Q.4. ,J if BARBARA IOI-INSON DAGLIAIK IOHANSON LEE ANN IOHNSON BRISTOL, TENN. BOONTON, N. I. CONCORD, N. C. BRISTOL, VA. BRENDA IONES -'E . A . I 1f'fggQ ' , ,,,, .,,, A v 1,4 gf' f f ' fn I' Vi sf , in 4 4' Qf Ji 'I' A-L V I ,.,., f.. , ,. . .2 I! if V' :Q Q6 ' 5 M W f ,f i f A 7 I W ,gg K1 i -sw xg fy 3 y E? , C 2 CHARLOTTE IONES EASTON, PA. CAROL KAISER KATHERINE KNICKERBOCKER NANCY ANN KOENIG LYNN NIARIE KUEEER DONA LAMBERTUS RIDGEXVOOD, N. I. SOARSDALE, N. Y. PARAIXIUS, N. I. ROCHESTER, N. Y. ARLINGTON, VA. LAUREL LARSON DOROTHY GRACE LEE LINDA LEIST BARBARA LEONARD HELEN LEVY FLORHAINI PARK, N. I. BRONX, N. Y. CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO BRISTOL, TENN. NIIDDLETOXVN, CONN. Page 77 ADRIENNE LEWIS ELISE LINDAUER DONNA LOAR . ICANN LOELOFF CHRISTINE LOWREY NEW HYDE PARK, N. Y. SPRINGFIELD, N. I. LANCASTER, PA. CRANFORD, N. I. BRISTOL, CONN. SANDRA LUNSFORD LCIS LYONS LYNDA MCCAIN NANCY MCCARNEY NANCY MCCLELLAND ASI-IEVILLE, N. C. RIDGEWCOD, N. I. NVASHINGTON, D. C. CAIMDEN, S. C. XV. HART'FORD, CONN. GWENDOLYN MCINTYRE MARY ELLEN NICNABNEY CAROLE MCNUTT MARY MANN PAMELA MATHEWS CLIFRON, VA. MCRRISTCWN, N. I. BRISTOL, VA. ORANGEBURG, S. C. MIAMI, FLA. Page 78 MARY MICIILIN JANE NIELVIN LVIOLLY MENC1-IEY DORIS MEYER NANCY MILLER NESI-IANIC STATION, N. I. SEAFORD, DELA. ALTOONA, PA. BALDNVIN, N. Y. LOUDON, 'TENN BRENDA NIILLSAPS POLLY ANN NIINNICK BETTE LEE MITCHELL BRISTOL, VA. PITTSBURGH, PA. LONCRLEADOXV, MASS. CLASS Of1963 Wx? QD HOLLY NIOFFITT DAWN NIOLUMPHY LINDA MORROW PENNY MORSE LOUISE MOSER POUGI-IREEPSIE, N. Y. MANCHESTER, CONN. POIVIPANO BEACH, FLA. I-IENDERSONIIILLE, N. C. CLINTON, 'I'I:NIx Page 79 Fpflu. fist' SUZANNE BJUCCI MOLLIE K. MUIR MARGARET MULLENS VIRGINIA MUSTER ANNETTE MYERS BROCKTON, MASS. 1X4CLEAN, VA. CARACAS, VENEZUELA RIDGEWOOD, N. I. XVEST ORANGE, N. I. KAREN NAREAU MARY ANN NEAL NAN NELSON fl ORCHARD PARK, N. Y. LAVVRENCEVILLE, VA. RIDGEWOOD, N. I. . Ahssoiizvbm, ' ' . A. ... JUDY NIEYVKUMET ALICE NICHOLSON NANCY QFFTERDINCER IANE OGILVIE BARBARA ANN ORESON ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. RALEIGH, N. C. LYNCHBURG, VA. COLLEGE PARK, CA. E. H.5RTFORD, CONN. Page 80 PHYLLIS OLES CI-IERYL RAE OLSON VES PARKER AMY PARRLNIN IU P 4 DITI-I ATRICK RIDGEXVOOD, N. I. HOLLY I'IILL, FLA. ARCADIA, FLA. ENDENADA, PUERTO RICO BRISTOL, VA. 1935 IUDITH PAUL SUE PENDLETON PAMELA PERKINS MARGARET PERRY BARBARA FRANCES YOUNGSTOWN, N. Y. ORADELL, N. I. FALLS CI-IUROII, FLA. VVALLACE, N. C. PHILLIPS CHATTANOOGA, TENN. BONNIE PIATT F LYNN POLI DELILAH ANN POLLARD SUSAN POST RENE .GAIL POWELL XV. I'IARTFORD, CONN. IVIEDIA, PA. CLIFTON, VA. TOKYO, IAPAN CLIHRON FORCE, VA. Page 81 J' ,' 3-Btu, 5 mtv KAREN PRAHL SUSIE SMITH PRATT LINDA ELLEN HOLLY PRICE GLENDA LEE PRIDE RIDGEVVOOD, N. I. BRISTOL, VA. PRETTYMAN ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO RICHNIOND, VA. EXIXIORE, VA. v 9912. ROSA LEE PUSH MARTHA PULLEN SUE PULLLAM GAYLE RAY MARILYN SUE REACH IVY, VA. SANDSTON, VA. BRISTOL, TENN. COLUIXIBIA, TENN. BIC STONE GAP, VA. KATHLEEN IREARICK I-IELENE FRIEDA RECK CAROLYN E. REID MAIDA REMMER ANNE RETTEXV WOOSTER, OHIO CHATHAM, N. I. ARLINGTON, VA. GLASTONBURY, CONN. PINEHURST, N. C. Page 82 BARBARA RETTINO KAYE REYNOLDS DIANE RI-IODES BETSY I. RICH ELLEN RITTENHOUSE C I N f RANFORD, I . I. BRISTOL, ILNN. FLORAL PARR, N. Y. NEYV'fON, MASS. CIIRISTIANA, PA. CLASS of 1963 Q MX , Emi- f . aw-fx W ' V X , 5! ELLA LOUISE CAROLYN ROBINSON ANN ROESON ROBINETTE SOUTI-IAMPTON, N. Y. CULPEPER, VA. BRISTOL, TENN. 'wwggyf LYNDA RUDDELL TINA SANBORN NANCY IOAN SANDNES JEAN FRANCES SANO JUDY SCI-ILAPFER PORT-AU-PRINCE, IJAITI FALLS CHURCH, VA. NEW CUIXIBERLAND, PA. I'IIGI-ILAND PARK, N. I. FLEMINGTON, N. I. Page 83 Wu, QQ- Nm 'ie-wfgn GRETCHEN SCHOOL' MARGARET ANN SCOTT MARILYN SELF MARY IANE SEPANEK SYLVIA SETZER CHARLOTTE, N .C. GROSSE POINT, MICH. GROSSE POINT, MICH. SEYIMOUR, CONN. HICKORY, N. C. MARY SEXTON BARBARA IEAN SHAFER E. LOUISE SI-IELLY BRISTOL, TENN. CHESHIRE, CONN. LANCASTER, PA. SARAH SKINNER DORIS ANN SMITH SANDRA SIVIITH VIRGINIA LEE SMITH WANDA SMITH DOVER, DELA, BRISTOL, VA. SARASOTA, FLA. WASIIINGTON, VA. BRISTOL, VA. Page 84 E . .,l.:..,n.,WA,7Mf, ,,.. A ,....,..,.v.V M V I . , I LINDA STAOEY SANDRA STEPHENSON PATRICIA ELLEN KATHLEEN STOUDEMIRE DORIS STOW BRISTOL, TENN. PORTSIXIIOUTII, VA. STILES ORANGE PARK, FLA. NIOORESTOWN, N. I. GARDEN CITY, N. Y. Is' f- Ninn D 'WE' .1 PATRICIA SUITER IANE SNVARTZ IANET SYVITZER IOAN C. SYMANOYVITZ BETH TALIAFERRO SOPHIA, VV. VA. BRISTOL, VA. GRANBY, CONN. BRENVSTER, N. Y. BRISTOL, VA. IOAN TAYLOR ' LOU THORIAS SUE ANN THOMSON SUE CARTER THOMPSON BARBARA THORNSEN ATLANTIC, VA. HOPEWVELL, VA. BRISTOL, VA. LYNOIIDURO, VA. VALLEY STREANI, N. Y Page 85 ,4 'sf JUDY TISSOT KAREN LEE TOWNSEND SANDRA ANN TRIPP PEGGY TUCKER LINDA TUELL BRISTOL, TENN. CLINTON, CONN. ROCKLAND, MAINE SALEMI, VA. BRISTOL, VA. W WW amy l v . ,ip '- - ' I m r-'f5.g54,'-'rw ,A,,.Q.. V ..,.,A 1 :i fi 1:-MI1r1'. '- f iv .J ' ' L, . .. BECKY TURNER DIANE TUTTLE MARIE UECKER IUDITH ANN VAUGHN LESLIE ANN VENABLE ALEXANDRIA, VA. LYNNHAVEN, VA. NIONROE, MICH. RICHIXIOND, VA. FAIRFAX, VA. l PAMELA SUE VENTERS CRYSTAL XIERES IANE WALKER NIAUREEN WALLING MARTHA IANE WARD PIKEVILLE, KY. EASTON, PA. NEW ROCHELLE, N, Y. PITTSBURGH, PA. BASKING RIDGE, N. I. Page 86 L V mn, YW, ,fm 4 r I W f f K 1' W fl, 1 ,ff f VW' 1 5 f I , X I YW.. f ff f f 2' W f Y I I W, f BARBARA WATSON ALEXANDRA WVEAVER JEAN WEBER CRETOIIEN WETTERAU KENNER, LA. ASI-IEVILLE, N. C. XVINDSOR, CONN. FFAIVIAQUA, PA. MARY ANN WI-IITEHEAD RICHINIOND, VA Z CLASS Of 1963 K ' 4' Q: 7: 'x I 1. MARY WHITLOCK ANANCY WILLIS IANIS WILSON X BRISTOL, TENN. ' BRISTOL, TENN. MEI-IEMA, ORE. DOROTHY MARIE A SIGNE-BRITTA ANNA LEE WITT SHEREEN WOOD IUDITH WOODS WINSTON WIRTICK BIG STONE CAP, VA. XV. HAXRTFORD, CONN. KINGSTON, TIINN ATLANTA, CA. HARTESDALE, N. Y. Page 87 .1-q. IANET ANN WORLEY SALLY LYNN WURSTER PHYLLIS A. YONKERS BARBARA YOUNG KAREN ZEILE BRISTOL, TENN. VVESTIVIONT, N. I. I NUTLEY, N. I. MIANII SPRINGS, FLA. PITTsBURcH, PA IOR MK , -av, g A Q4 I ii. 4 b ' A X 11. X ' ANN LOUISE ZIAYLEK IACQUELINE ANN YARDLEY, PA. ZHNINIER XVAYNESBORO, VA. Page 88 ! 5 NANCY CONOVER NIARY BETH CRUMLEY PAT PIERSTER KAREN HOKE unior Torchbearers DONNA LOAR SUE PULLIAM KATHY REARICK SANDY STEPI-IENSON Page 89 jim jim At Of LEARNING S-if mf ' 'L 41, XX QW: MM1 V, A ,Mem - 41: , Q Page 92 In these typical corners of the painting studio, these students are learning to express themselves, and the possibilities of Appreciation through admiration their materials. Fine Arts Department To learn to express their ideas and feelings in the media of art, many girls elect to enroll in one of the various art courses available at V. l. VVhether a girl is an art major or a hoblbiest, she may choose from such fields of instruction as drawing, painting, sculpture, interior decorating, lettering, and design. Mr. Al Todd supervises the line arts classes, While Mr. Ioe Wfard instructs the commercial art groups. The Art Department holds its classes in the new Fine Arts Center, the most recent addition to the Virginia lntermont campus. Is it really that old? There's surely a hidden meaning in those eyes. A series of exhibitions of the Works of area artists are sponsored by the Fine Arts Department through- out the year. The series terminates with a collection of student Works. Learning to make Art practical and profitable, as well as beautiful. Ir has that Certain something. Page 93 Poise and talent they bearg Beauty as a halo they Wear. M Ballet Department One of the finest arts in the world is the art of dancing. Virginia lnterniont students are given the opportunity to study ballet at the Constance Hardinge School of Ballet in Bristol. Classes are open to girls who Wish to enroll in ballet for physical education credit or to those who have a serious love and apprecia- tion for this niediuni of expression. Miss Hardinge is a capable and devoted instructor of ballet. I-ler pupils have presented niany perform- ances of excellence for the enjoyment of area residents. The quality of patient and skilled training is de- tectable in the work of her students, who will forever be grateful to her for her personal interest and guid- ance. A line of beauty. Page 94 A line of grace. A day in modern dance class. Creative dancing is a beautiful way for a dancer to express her innermost thoughts and feelings. This expression requires years of training to develop true skill, grace, and form. Practice makes perfect. V. Ifs ballet students participate in the fun and frolics of Shore Leave. Page 95 Drop of a Hat A Drama and Speech Department There is a practical application of knowledge in the Drama and Speech Department. Under the instruction of Mrs. Sally Cook and Mr, Richard May, students learn the arts of the theater fmake-up and costume techniques, scenery design, acting, directingj and the arts of speech Cdebate, oral interpretation, training of the voice, speech therapy, radio and television tech- niquesj. Productions in the Little Theater, the annual ora- torical contest, and forensic meets at other colleges give the students further opportunity to increase and apply their knowledge. East Chester Finishing School Page 96 Now, the rules say. Barbara and Mary Ann check their diction. Pro-nounce your words pre-cise-ly. Page 97 SANDY STEPHENSON, EMILY JOHANNSON, SUZANNE OTTO, DORIS STOW, JACQUELINE ZIMMER, NANCY HOLT, BARBARA PHILLIPS, CAL LUDIN, ADRIANNE SOSANIE, JUDY BARNHILL, MARY HILDEBRANDT, PRISCILLA SUITER, BETTY LEE 'MITCHELL, MARTHA PULLEN, BETTY SHELLY, CHRIS LOXVREY, DAGMAR JOHANNSON, DOTTIE THOMAS, JANE OGILVIE, TERRY ABRAMS, REBECCA CALAHAN, JUDY TISCOTT, BETTY LEE MITCHELL, MARY ANN NEAL, LINDA MCCAIN, DIAN COOK, BARBARA OKESON, MARY SEXTON, NICHOL CYLKOWSKI, JOANNE BOHNHOFF, LAURA LARSON, ELENOR HENRY, LYNN WILLIAMS, BEVERLY COOK, LINDA CARMACK. Music Department The V. I. Music Department provides many courses of study for the students interested in music as a major or as an elective. Courses in voice, piano, and organ are made available to them. The chorus permits additional study through singing in chapel, the Christmas program, and the Spring Festival. One of the features of the chorus' year is a tour between semesters. The sextet has been organized to sing popular music for local clubs and organizations. Page 98 A highlight in the study of the music major is her graduation recital given near the end of the second year. Once a month a recital is given by a student in the department. Kenneth Armada, a distinguished artist, brought a musical interlude to our campus. The Music Department is under the direction of Mr. Ralph Osthott. Teaching in the department are Miss Frances Eller, Miss Virginia Bates, and Miss Margaret Maxwell. Page 99 Department of ursin The most enjoyable job of all. Occasionally a girl with a lemon yellow uniform and white cap can be seen scurrying across campus. This is a nursing student. Commuting between Bristol Memorial Hospital and V. l., the nurses arrive at the hospital at 7:30 A.M. ya, Her hear: of gold she has given to humanity. Page lOO s 'llnto the World to serve Here each girl works three hours per day, three times a week. Wliile at V. I., they are trained in the care of medical, surgical, pediatric, obstetric, and orthopedic patients. A summer course in psychiatric nursing is completed at YVilliamsburg, Virginia. First year nursing students are capped with a plain white cap. At XVilliamsburg a black diagonal stripe is placed across each corner of the cap. On graduation day, two diagonal stripes are placed across the cap Graduates of the nursing course receive an Associate of Arts degree, which enables them'to take the National League of Nursing Examinations. The nursing program is directed by Mrs. Marrl5n Mauk. Department of Languages In a little Spanish town. The Language Department instructs students in English, French, and Spanish grammar, composition, and literature. From the study of the English classics to the learning of phrases much more complicated than Noni or si , students are given a chance to appreciate and to understand the literature of the world, both ancient and modern. - llfl ON PAHLE Parlez-vous Francais? Sunday afternoon culture. Page lOl was --f n . . If they keep knocking that little white ball around, they'll lose weight, the ball, or something. This Hockey stuff can be very rough. Ph sical Education Department A variety of sports are offered on the V.I. campus. ' Students, signing up for athletic courses, often show indecision as to which course to take. Volleyball and basketball sound like fun, but badminton, golf, and bowling might be interesting, too. To add to the con- fusion, modern dancing, swimming, tennis, archery, horseback riding, and softball are offered. And one and two, and one . . . patience and physical stamina mark the members of HQO. Passing by the gym, one can sometimes hear a chant of one, two, one, two ,.., as each girl struggles to do the warm-up exercises. The Physical Education majors lead the girls in these exercises and referee games. Departmental instructors are Mrs. Frank Barber, Mrs. Don Smith, and Miss Marie Hunt Stevens. On your mark, get set . . . l1 Es . ,.,,,::'112a LwMrs?s?L.L liL1iT?3f?f, l Physical fitness is a vital part of personal health and well-being. The physical education depart- ment of V. I. pricled itself on its acconiplishnients in this area. l Hold that pose. Anyone for volleyball? f fl 'ii 7, XX if Rainy day fun everyday! l 5 1 Q 1 l I 1 f w 1 i 5 3 E' F' athematics Department Mathematics can be fun, especially in the classroom of Wfilliam G. Buckner, head of the Mathematics Department. Classes in algebra, trigonometry, analytic geometry, and calculus are offered to those who need a strong mathematical background in their future careers. The Mathematics Department is especially suited for students who wish to transfer to a senior college or university. ' There must be Q1 solution somewhere. Page 105 A typical class in Secretarial Science, learning to turn out the Work and please the boss. ul wish she woulclnlt go so fastf' A knowledge of cash is something these girls may cash in on some clay. Secretarial Department The Secretarial Department at V. I. offers an excel- lent course in the field of business education. The students have classes in accounting, business corre- spondence, shorthand, typing, economics, oflice prac- tice, and business law. The knowledge that they gain through these extensive courses prepares them for posi- tions in a business olhce as a clerk, typist, stenographer, or secretary. For those students desiring a specialized secretarial course, the college offers a Medical Secretarial course. Among the other necessary secretarial subjects, the students take three biology courses and gain practical experience by working in the local doctors' offices. Miss Mary Lou Smith, head of the department, is assisted by Miss Clara Longbrake, Mrs. Dorothy Myers, and Mrs. Ioe Richards. f i Learning to invest their own money, or just anybocly's. Page lO6 In the Anatomy class they learn to check blood pressure, like this . . . And they meet some interesting people, like this man who is too far Science Department The magnitude and significance of the research being done in the realm of science is rapidly gaining recognition in today's society. The importance of science cannot be ignored nor denied. The Science Department at V. I. is composed of three major divisions which help to indoctrinate the students, through lectures and laboratory Work, in the fundamental principles of chemistry, physics, and biology. Here they watch and record what they see .... gone to say l'Ah',. These Chemistry students look safe enough at the momentkbut they may be in for an explosion. And here they listen and take note. jim jing fini of SERVICE Y The children's annual Christmas party. OFFICERS I IULIA BARNHILL ,..........., President SUZANNE GOSSETT ..,..... Vice-President DONNA XKVYGAL ...... Secretary-Treasurer SIGRID NIELSON ........ Social Chairman IANICE RANSON .,,. Devotional Chairman PATSY I'IOPKINS ...,.. Publicity Chairman Religious Planning Board The Religious Planning Board is a very active organ- ization on campus. The board consists of fifteen mem- bers: including the president or devotional chairman of each of the fourteen religious organizations and the Student Government President. Meetings at which new and old plans are discussed occur the first VVednesday of every month. These in- formative sessions help to bring the religious groups closer together. Some of the yearly activities of the board include holding V espers each evening Tuesday through Friday, organizing meetings at the beginning of the year be- tween the girls and the religious director, and sponsor- ing the Harvest Carnival, Peanut Week, the Easter Egg Hunt, and Religious Emphasis VVeek. Under the leadership of Miss Betty Smith, Religious Director, the board has coordinated methods to help the students achieve fuller spiritual education. Seated: SIGRID NIELSON, SUZANNE GOSSETT, JUDY BARNHILL, DONNA WYGAL, PATSY HOPKINS, JANICE RANSON. Standing: MISS SMITH, SALLY SNODGRASS, SUE MELNICOVE, JANE KINCI-IELOE, HARRIET PAPOUCI-IIS, NANCY HENRY, SUE SWIERAD, JUDY COLABELLA, DOT HOWELL, HONEY ODOM. Page ll0 WM Almost like home. Baptist Student Union V. lfs B. S. U. serves as the link between the Bap- tist churches of Bristol and the Baptist students of Virginia lntermont. Through the media of Sunday School, Baptist Training Union, and the Young VVomen's Auxiliary on campus, the B. S. U. builds stronger and richer spiritual lives in its members. Plans for B. S. U. activities are made in the Executive Coun- cil and are carried out in the Greater Council. The B. S. U. sponsors the campus-Wide Weekly birthday dinners, assists in the state-wide summer mis- sion program, attends state conventions and retreats, and organizes both inspirational and social activities on campus. OFFICERS SALLY SNoDcRAss. . . ....... President Cine GAY ......,. . . .Vice-President BETSY IoHNs'roN ,...,,,..,.., Secretary JANE KINCHELOE. ,Devotional Chairman SCARLEIT PACKARD. . .Publicity Chairman MRS. SALLIE VVILLETT ......... Sponsor Sfrznrlingz CAROLYN SMITH, JANE KINCHELOE, MARY COPELAND, NANCY HENRY, ELINOR HENRY, SUZANNE GOSSETT, JACKIE CONN, JANICE RANSON, NANCY KERR, Smfefl: DONNA HUMPHRIES, CHIC GAY, SALLY SNODGRASS, ANN JOHNSTON, SCARLETT PACKARD. Page lll :J JUDY NEWKUMET, MISS MARY LOU SMITH, SIGRID NIELSON, NANCY TRIBBLE, Canterbury Club OFFICERS l'lARRIET PAPOUCHIS .......,.. President IUDY .NENVKUINIET ........ Vice-President NANCY TRIBBLE.. ....,...... Secretary SIGRID NIELSEN. . . Devotional Chairman The Episcopal girls at V. l. are united in their faith The annual Christmas party proves both inspirational through the Episcopal Church in Bristol and the Cant-A and enjoyable, Peanut Week, one of the highlights f'3fl3UfYClUl921'fV- I- of the school year, is sponsored by the Canterbury Church-sponsored family-night dinners, church par- Club- ents and discussion groups keep the meinbers busy. Page l l2 Found a peanut, found a peanut, found Zl peanut just now! BETTY SI-IELLY, SUE MELNICOVE, PATSY HOPKINS, SUZANNE OTTO. Student Christian Fellowship The girls who are affiliated with the religious organi- activities were an ice-skating party and a dinner at the zations not represented by denominational groups on Holiday Inn. At the Christmas party the girls made campus are provided with a religious association Candy cups for the children at the hospital. through the Student Christian Fellowship. The main OFFICERS PATSY l'lOPKINS .............. President BETTY SHELLY .......... Viee-President SUZANNE OTTO ...... Secretary-Treasurer SUE NIELNICOVE ..Devotioual Chairman K'Food and fun a plenty. Page ll3 WJ' OFFICERS SUE SNVIERAD ...... .,...,... P resident lVlARY MICHLIN .,........ V ice-President BARBARA DYSEVVSKI. . .Secretary-Treasurer IUDY COLABELLA. . .Devotional Chairman DIANE TUTTLE ....., Publicity Chairman BARBARA DYSEWSKI, JUDY COLABELLA, MARY MICHLIN, SUE SWIERAD. Newman Club The Newman Club, though small, has an effective influence on its members. This club achieves its. pur- pose by keeping the Catholic girls closely lcnit in their faith. Trips to the church convention and V. P. I. and the presentation of a talent show were among the many events in this year's calendar. The Newman Club is a member of the National Newman Club Federation. Father Hautz is the chaplain and Miss Ready main- tains the position of sponsor. FATHER HAUTZ, ISABEL CANO, KATHLEEN HASSETT, DIANE TUTTLE, JEAN SANO. Page ll4 Caroling added mcrrimcnt to the Christmas season. Wesley Foundation Wesley Foundation is an organization for Metho- dist V. I. girls. Since Wesleyf is a part of the Methodist Student Movement in Virginia, some of the VVesley girls have attended inspirational state-Wide conferences. Activities of the Wesley Foundation include spon- soring Christmas caroling in the hospitals and homes for the aged in the Bristol area and participating in var- ious social activities, such as bowling parties. The ever-helpful sponsors are Mrs. Schubert and Mrs. Griffin. OFFICERS DONNA YVYGAL ...... . ....... President BARBARA OKESON ........ Vice-President PAM SBESSARD ............. f. ,Secretary JOAN NIASINE ...........,.... Treasurer IULIA BARNHILL. . .Devotional Chairman DIANE RHODES ....., Publicity Chairman MARY ANN NEAL, DUSTY RHODES, BARBARA OKESON, PAM SPESSARD, JOAN MASINE, DONNA WYGAL. Page ll5 fit L '5 ff'-. OFFICERS 43 YQ, DOT IJOXVELL .,............, President ' af ,bs ff X , I 1, SUSAN Posr ...... . . .Vice-President 5.9545 DOTTIE THOMAS ,..,........, Secretary NJA, 1 QNIARY ALSTON .......,....... Treasurer 5 ' HONEY ODOM ..... Devotional Chairman HONEY ODOM, DOT HOXVELL, DOTTIE THOMAS. Westminster Fellowship As a club of Presbyterian girls primarily, the VV est- minster Fellowship adds a spark of Christian friendship to V. I.'s campus. Several activities the VVestminster girls enjoyed were a joint tall outing with other VVest- minster Fellowships, and parties, one of which hosted a group from Emory and Henry. Westmiirster also sponsored chapel programs and co-operated with other denominational clubs in activi- ties during Christian Emphasis VVeek. Interesting talks and discussions throughout the year have been high- points in the members' lives at V. I. DOTTIE THOMAS, MARY ALSTON, JUDY BOLIN, JACKIE ZIMMER, CHERYL OLSON, BARBARA JOHNSON, DOT HOWELL, MRS. REECE RUSSELL, HONEY ODOM. Page 116 4 1 Watcl1 out, Eagle Eyrie, here we come!', .W. A. The Young VVomen's Auxiliary is an organization Some of the projects participated in during the year provided primarily for Baptist affiliated students, al- were banquets, mission offerings, Religious Planning though all other denominations are Welcome. The pur- Board activities for local children, hayrides, and var- pose of the Y. W. A. is to study and practice missions. ious community missions. OFFICERS SUZANNE GOSSETT ...,,....,. President PAM FEUSTEL ..,........ Vice'Preside-nt IEANNE- SOUTHWARD, .Secretary-Treasurer IANICE RANSON .,.... Program Chairman IACKIE CONN, . T. . .Devotional Chairman Io lX'lCGUFFIN. , , .,., Social Chairman SUZANNE GOSSETT, PAM FEUSTEL, JACKIE CONN, JANICE RANSON, JEANNE SOUTHNVARD. Page ll7 jim jing Aff O! PARTICIPATION - fn fv ,z M W , Q1 LX gf 'L lf lf!7,fL'2kf f 0 1 ' W 'M 1 'Z v f rm, 4 W ffif ,Zi M ,, ,,.. X, V, -,, . fflw 'wwf' ,f ,,VZ,fqmTfv I f wg ,f?Cf',,1? ,mf 'wwf ff? I f Wm MZYMVQW iff! M54 71,54 WI Ly. Q ,ph ,QQ fWg.5,Jf:W ,1Mw', M ff' fkfi, f -fw,f'19w4f -' W Qu -, ff ,W 1 , , WM, U, f ,W ,L 4 My-Wm f, f , f 3 WZCVQ' Q2 , iff, Eagf 9,42 .fy , f xg ' ' ,X:fy, QXJQ af. f' W f IEANNE SOUTHWARD Editor-In-Chief The 1962 lntermont Staff The 1962 INTERNIONT is a summary of your year at V. I.-your friends, your teachers, your activities. The goal of the annual staff is to pro- vide a Written record which will, in retrospection, recall a profusion of youthful memories. The staff of the INTERNIONT has Worked willingly and patiently throughout the year toward a successful realization of this goal. To Mr. Cooke, our advisor, we acknowledge our appreciation for his guidance, as vvell as our respect and admiration. To all those who con- tributed their time and efforts the staff wishes to say a simple, yet sincere, thank you. COPY STAFF DORIS MEYER .....,. Iunior Class Editor IOAN MASINE ........,........,.,..,.....,.. Editor IO MCGUFFIN, ,,... Senior Class Editor Left to right: NANCY KERR, SUE MELNICOVE, IOAN MASINE, SUZANNE GOSSETT, SCARLETT PACKARD. Page l2O FACULTY STAFF IANICE RANSON .,........,......... Business Editor CAROL LUDIN ---'4----4-41- '-4-----4-AA'- Edffof lDONNA VVYGAL ..,, .i Advertising Editor Left to right: LAURETTA MAXVHINNIE, CAROL LUDIN, KATE IENSEN, PAT WVEBB, FAYE I-IANDYVERK, IOYCE GLADXVELL. Even though the INTERLIONT staff is quite large, each person plays a vital part in making the annual an accurate account of the year's facets, activities, and memories. CAROLYN SMITH .... .,i,, F eature Editor MARY Io MooDY ,i.. . . Group Co-Editor NANCY TRIBBLE. ,. ...A Portrait Co-Editor I'liONEY Onorxr .... .,., G roup Co-Editor PAULA CANIPBELL ......,,...,.,.. Portrait Co-Editor IEAN IKOYVLANDS ..i.ii,.,...,....... Snapshot Editor Left to riglaf: CAROLYN SMITH, VERA LEE TURNBILL, PAULA Sfrnnlingz MARY JO MOODY, HONEY ODOM. Sralwl: SALLY CAMPBELL, NANCY TRIBBLE, DAVIS, JEAN ROWLANDS. Page 121 -v ,vi YW T1 3 vita' QM SALLY SNODGRASS Editor-ln-Chief The Cauldron The staff of the V. l. Cauldron works unceas- ingly for nine months to publish news, features, and columns of interest. Students Who are in- terested in the Writing and mechanics of journal- ism make up the staff of the Cauldron. Each ,girl Works under the pressure of deadlines and under the pressure of pleasing a variety of personalities. The Cauldron informs V. l.'s students each month of future events on campus, outstanding personalities, interesting activities of area schools, and various features of lntermont life. ln the Spring, the Cauldron staff in co-opera- tion With the INTERMONT staff, sponsors Publica- tion Weekeiid. The Cauldron staff also directs the contest sponsored by Glamour Magazine in the choosing of a Virginia lntermont nominee for the Ten Best-Dressed College Girls in America. ANN VAUGHAN, Photography Ezliforg SUZANNE GOSSETT, MARY MANN, CHICK CLUTH, Exchange Erliforxg LINDA FROST. Ff'afm'c' Erliforg SUE MELNICOVE, News Eflilorg SANDY BATES, Page l22 Make-up Editor. FEATURE STAFF N EVV S STAFF LINDA MORROW, KATE JENSEN, SANDRA FRANKLIN, JOAN MASINE, TINA SANBORN, LYDIA LOGWIN, ARLENE BARBARA OKESON, SCARLETT PACKARD, BETSY RICH, SCI-IULZE, BONNIE DURWOOD, SUSAN BISHOP, CAROLYN CINDY KATES, JACKIE CONN ROBISON, SUSAN MATUSAK, SUE MELNICOVE Past activities, current happenings, and future events are melted and compiled in V. Ifs Cauldron. MAKE-UP STAFF TYPISTS BETTY ANN MALONE, SANDY BATES, SANDY DAVIS. SANDY FOWLER, DONNA LAMBERTUS, LINDA LEIST, LEE SMITH, SI-IEREEN WOOD. Page 123 Honorar With a song in their hearts. Phi Beta Page l24 NANCY I-IOLT, JUDY BARNHILL, DOT HOWELL, ANN JOHNSTON. OFFICERS ANNE lor-1NsroN ..,. ,....,.,.... ...,.... P r esident IULIA BARNHILL ..., ..... V ice-President NANCY Hom' ....... .... S ecretary-Treasurer DOROTI-IH' l'lOXVELL ..,. ,..,....., H istorian Phi Beta Fraternity, a national fraternity for women in music, speech, and drama, elects its members on the basis of scholarship as Well as ability. The activities of V. lfs chapter, Alpha Beta, include selling food in the dorms to raise money for a scholar- ship fund, entertaining the veterans at Mountain Home in Iohnson City, and giving programs for the student body. These and many other projects through- out the year make Alpha Beta worthy of its distinction as one of the two junior-college chapters having mem- bership in this organization. Societies Wlio's worthy of being tapped?,' Phi Theta Kappa OFFICERS SUSAN hdATUSAK ...., ..,.,...,.... ........ Prendent DONNA YVYGAL ,... .... Xhcelhendent SALLY SNODGRASS .... ....... S ecretary IOAN lVlASINE .........,. ..... T reasurer hams IDAPHNE ITAYNES .,.., ..., Sponsor V. I.'s Nu Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa is an hon- orary organization chartered 11'1 1927. Phi Theta Kappa is to the junior college what Phi Beta Kappa is to the senior college. The requirements for membership include ar1 overall average of 2.2 and at least thirteen academic hours in Liberal Arts, Home Economics, or Secretarial Science. Active members must maintain a point average of at least B. Phi Theta Kappa members also display the qualities of leadership, characterz and service. JOAN MASINE, SUSAN MATUSAK, SALLY SNODGRASS, DONNA WYGAL. Page l25 Athletic Association The Winning Class! OFFICERS SANDY DAvrs ..,,,...,....... President SANDY BATES .,........,. Vice-President PIARRIET PAPOUCHIS, .Secretary-Treasurer MARY PEARL ....... Publicity Chairman Page 126 SANDY BATES. SANDY DAVIS, HARRIET PAPOUCHIS. The Athletic Association stands for one of the high- est ideals at Virginia Intermont-good sportsmanship. Individual students are given the opportunity to par- ticipate in intramurals and to acquire the characteristic of leadership. Through the efforts of the Athletic As- sociation, a Wholesome competition in such events as Song Contest and the Etfigy Hunt is maintained be- tween classes. The active members are those who participate in one or more intramural sports or club activities. At the annual banquet, terminating the year, a trophy is awarded to the victorious class. H20 Ripples of Aroma Under the leadership of Mrs. Don Smith, skilled students are given an opportunity to participate in synchronized swimming ,through the I-IZO Club. These talented students demonstrate their ability at the animal water show. Through a blend of both Work and pleasure, they provide the public with a re- markable presentation of co-ordinated swimming. OFFICERS DORIS BAKER ....,,..,....... President IUDY ROUTZAHN ....,.,,. Vice-President PAULA CAMPBELL ...,.,....., Secretary SANDY DAVIS .......,......,. Treasurer PAGE NICDONALD .... Publicity Chairman PAGE MCDONALD, JUDY ROUTZAHN, PAULA CAMPBELL DORIS BAKER, SANDY DAVIS, ALLIE SAUNDERS. Page l2 'twliere are your mounts, gals? Boots and Saddle Club Page 128 SUE DOYLE, LYDIA LOGNVIN, SANDY FRANKLIN, SUZANNE GOODMAN, SUE PULLIAM. The '61-'62 riding season at V. I. opened with a bang by having one hundred percent membership in the Boots and Saddle Club. The enthusiasm of the members provided the neces- sary spark for many enjoyable club activities, such as the picnic in the autumn foliage of VVarrior State Park, the gymlchana, and the Christmas party. A reward of success went to all beginner, intermediate, and ad- vanced riders who worked on the annual spring horse- show. The year was terminated by a club banquet. :LTO the grooms, the horses, the shows, and the rides, we credit this happy year. OFFICERS SUZANNE GOODMAN ......,... President LYDIA Locw1N ........... Vice-President SANDY FRANKLIN .......,..... Secretary SUSAN DOYLE ,......,....... Treasurer SUE PULLIAINI ....... Publicity Chairman Areannes Arcannes construct House of Bamboo The Areannes is an organization of one of the larg- erated in providing enjoyable informal dances for the est segments at V. I., the day students. These girls are student body and dinners for prospective students from always willing to help new students become better ac- area high schools. quainted with Bristol. Throughout the year they coop- OFFICERS IANICE NIONCIER .,........... President SUE PULLIAM ...... .... V ice-President CALLIEL LIVINGSTON ..... ..... S ecretary SUSIE LAWSON ............... Treasurer DONNA WYGAL .... Student Government Representative L SUSIE LAWSON, DONNA NVYGAL, CALLIE BOWERY, SUE PULLIAM, JANICE MONCIER. Page 129 uffy Club i Composure and self-confidence-Prerequisites of eloquent oration. OFFICERS Liz lX4ANN .,,............... President NIARILYN HILLBIAN ..,.... Vice-President MARTY LOYR ..... ...... S ecretary BONNIE WALTERS. . . .... Treasurer The Curry Club is an organization for those inter- ested in speech and theater arts. Members of the club participate as actors, debaters, and crew members in the various speech and dramatic activities on campus. The club's programs are suited to the members' in- terests. Some programs have been: a debate presented by Mr. May's debate class, a tour of the new theater, and excerpts from famous plays performed by mem- bers of the acting class. The new theater has provided an ideal atmosphere and ample opportunities for the girls to develop their MARTY LOYER, BONNIE XVALTERS, LIZ MANN, MARILYN HILLMAN. Page I 30 creative interests. French Club ,. , WWW f ff, 11 Alouetce, gcnrill alouccref' The French Club endeavors to acquaint its mem- bers with the French language through a practical ap- OFFICERS IACKIE CONN ......,......,., President SUSAN MATUSAK ..,... Secretary-Treasurer plication of what they learn in class. his f The singing of French carols and the reading of the Christmas Story in French spiritually enhanced the rir-. Christmas party. For the enjoyment of the student body as well as themselves, the members sponsored a French banquet and decorated the dining room in the atmosphere of Paris. JACKIE CONN, SUSAN MATUSAK. Page l3l I Could we have cut on the wrong line? Home Economics Club Page 132 CI-IERYL EARLY, KATHY BRAY, MITZI XVARD All Home Economics majors and other interested girls compose the membership of the Home Econom- ics Club. The club offers girls a chance to participate in activities which are included in the category of home economics. One of these functions is the community work done in the Girls' Club of Bristol. OFFICERS KATHY BRAY ....,...,.,,.... President CHERYL EARLY ..... . . .Vice-President SARAH CONNELLY .... ..,.. S ecretary Mrrzi XVARD ....,..... .... T 'rcasurer Miss SARAH FORTUNE ,... ..., A dvisor Nostrae Filiae Club BONNIE HULL, CINDY ENVALD, SALLY PENDLETON, BARBARA JOHNSON, SARAH CONNELLY, EVA JACKSON, DOT DAVIS, KATHY REARICK, BETTY ANN JACKSON, JOYCE GLADWELL, CALLIE BOXVEREY, HONEY ODOM, MARY ANNE XVHITEHEAD, JACKIE JESSEE, CINDY PACE, DONNA HUMPHRIES, MARY ANN NEAL, CHIC GAY, KATHY BRAY, LINDA BAIR, LIZ BALLARD, MARILYN REACH, BOBBIE SUE XVARREN, ANN HICKAM, BEVERLY COOK. The Nostrae Filiae Club members are girls who are Aside from the many enjoyable social activities related to alumnae of Virginia lnterinont. The purpose throughout the year, the group participates in sponsor- of this social-service organization is to offer suggestions ing an annual Thanksgiving or Christmas service proj- for the betterment of V. I. and the girls themselves. ect for the Bristol area. OFFICERS HONEY Onoixr ,.,,......,,... President JACKIES JESSEE. . . 4 . .Vice-President CINDY PACE. . . ...... Secretary DONNA VVIYGAL. ..........,.. Treasurer Bnviarzu' Cooic ,...,. Publicity Chairman HONEY ODOM, JACKIE JESSEE, BE CINDY PACE. J 5' l I r . l l l l I VERLY COOK, Page 133 ursesj Club lf.. lt's open house. Hey, Fellas, c'mon! OFFICERS CAROL COOPER ..........A... President CHARLOTTE ALFRED ...... Vice-President BECKY Lrrz ......... ....... S ecretary SIONA NVIRTIOK .... ..,.. T reasurer Page 134 CAROL COOPER, CHARLOTTE ALFRED, BECKY LITZ. The dream of every little girl is to become a nurse. The Nurses' Club aids the student nurses in acquiring the efficiency and maintaining the cheerful atmosphere which are the focal points of this child-like reverence. The members serve as a connection between the areas of college and community life and the student nurses. Feature activities of the club are the Open house in November and Christmas caroling throughout Bris- tol Memorial Hospital. The capping ceremony is per- haps the highlight of the year. Student Activities Committee Seated: JUDY BOLIN, MISS FROGGE, VALERIE VENDITTO. Standing: LIZ MANN, DORIS BAKER, JANICE MONCIER, SUSAN SXVIERAD, SUZANNE GOODMAN, SALLY SNODGRASS, SWANEE Under the leadership of Miss Barbara Frogge, the Student Activities Committee has added to the social and personal lives of the students of Virginia Inter- mont. Among the many highlights of the year were the trips to V. P. I., Srnolcy Mountain trip, open house, dances, and the free movies. The committee, selected from the presidents of the various organizations on campus, has successfully planned and organized the social activities at V. I. this year. SIMON. Valerie Venditto, chairman of Student Activities Committee, and Miss Barbara Frogge, Director of Social Activities. Page Art Club The Diversified Art Club members include in their activities helping other clubs with their decorations. The Art Club is in its second year on V. I.'s cani- pus. The club gives the art majors and art elective stu- dents an opportunity for representation as a campus group. YVONNE SWORDS, JUDY BOLIN, KATHY REARICK. Page I36 During this year the club participated in receptions for local artists and club socials. Their most important project was the decorations for the Spring Water Show. Mr. Al Todd, Fine Arts instructor, and Mr. Ioe VVard, Applied Arts instructor, are the club sponsors. OFFICERS YVONNE Swouns ,..... . ..,... President IUDY BOLINV .......,..... Vice-President KATHY REARICK ...... Secretary-Treasurer Tip In Run Club 'Service with a smile. The pleasant atmosphere of our dining rooin is V. I. girl her food with a cheerful smile. It is each meni- niade possible bythe twenty-one girls who are the mein- ber's duty to help create and maintain a more relaxing, bers of the Tip nn Run Club. Although the club is more refreshing, and more enjoyable place for dining. niainly social, it has the obligation of serving each OFFICERS LINDA CARMACK .....,....... President BETTY ANN MALONE. .Secretary-Treasurer A1VIARILI.A HUMPHREYS ..,...,. 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This selection of girls for the Feature Section was made, on the basis of photographs, by Mr. Russell Marshall, head of the Art Department at Sullins College. The order is the order of his preference. 23,44 CLVLC7 0lfL0l!6l G NX JIWL 1,1046 C2aroQn Smifi '-- .: 5 Q - 1 sf gg K ,ang -- . NNX Olga ,SJMLLLA OVLVLEL 06LI 012001, x7A0l'l'L6L:f May Queen Jgarrief !9a!9014cAi5 Maid of Honor 3,-b0l 0f!Ly .ivfowe 645 CAcwmi1fLg Patricia H erster owuedf Kowniuoa wean Donna Humphries L44 lqnoz are Linda Sue Carmack JM zmom lfilfzcegm lane Kiucheloe Roster of Students Senior Class Addington, Mrs. Lionel, P. O. Box 3030, Bristol, Tenn. Alvarez, Lynn, Fortaleza 41352, San Juan, P. R. Arnold, June, Route 3, Bristol, Va. Baker, Doris, 113-19th St., Bristol, Va. Baker, Carolyn, 330 Walden St., Harriman, Tenn. Bakowski, Lorraine, Main St., Cutchogue, L. L, N. Y. Barnhill, Judy, Knollwood Village, Circleville, Ohio Bates, Sandra, 510 'Carolina Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Blevins, Mrs. Jane, 915 Jordan Rd., Elizabethton, Tenn. Bolin, Judy, 123 Aylesbury Rd., Timonium, Md. Bowery, Callie, 1003 Anderson St., Bristol, Tenn. Brimmer, Sue, 215 Elbert St., Ramsey, N. J. Campbell, Paula, 1140 Seminole Rd., Atlantic Beach, Fla. Capps, Barbara, Route 6, Box 119, Jacksonville, Fla. Carmack, Linda, Box 348, Harriman, Tenn. Carroll, Linda, 1818 Southside Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Clayton, Nancy, 7350 Willow Brook, Cincinnati, Ohio Coalson, Judy, 1133 Green Acres Rd., Bristol, Va. Colabella, Judy, 11 Grand Blvd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Conn, Jackie, Route 2, Boonton Ave., Boonton, N. J. Cook, Dianne, 2330 Orlando Pl., Pittsburgh, Pa. Cooper, Carol, 108 Crossway Rd., Bristol, Va. Copeland, Mary, P. O. Box 30, Alderson, West Va. Counts, Katherine 409 Santa Monica Dr., Bristol, Va. Counts, Mrs. Ruby, 436 W. Main St., Abingdon, Va. Davis, Sally, Box 948, Mattituck, N. Y. Davis, Sandy, 1680 Brittany Ln., Lexington, Ky. Diddrich, Jane, Round Hill, Va. Dixon, Pat, Box 55, Cullen, Va. Doyle, Susan, Box 4, Hanover, Conn. Drew, Janet, 1114 Norfolk Ave., Bristol, Va. Dudley, Sara, 208 Main St., Littleton, N. H. Dunn, Carole, 210 Tennessee Ave., Crewe, Va. Fields, Betsy, MOQ1, M.C.B., 29-Palms, Calif. Flanagan, Helen, 25 Flanagan's Rd., Thurmont, Md. Franklin, Sandra, 610 Beech St., Goldsboro, N. C. Gay, Chic, Hinkston Rd., Mt. Sterling, Ky. Gladwell, Joyce, 2109 Wythe Ave., Bluefield, West Va. Goodman, Suzanne, Mifflin St., Orwigsburg, Pa. Gossett, Suzanne, P. O. Box 146, Cedar Hill, Tenn. Gunter, Roxanne, 1301 S. Country Club, Carlsbad, N. M. Handwerk, Faye, 104 Volan St., Merchantville, N. Heneberger, Barbara, 450 Sunrise Ave., Harrisonburg, Va. Henry, Nancy, 1 Chenault Dr., M.t. Sterling, Ky. Hisle, Geraldine, 1808 Roland Ave., Ruxton 4, Md. Holt, Nancy, 17 Brooks Ave., Holyoke, Mass, Hopkins, Patsy, 1600 Claremont St,. Pulaski, Va. Howell, Dot. 3 Elm St., Cartersville, Ga. Humphries, Donna, 1806 Inglewood St., Arlington, Va. Iannuzzi, Gail, 25 Beechmont Pl., New Rochelle, N. Y. Jackson, .B-etty Ann, Box 206, Pound, Va. Jackson, Jeanne, 608 Williamsburg Dr., Broomall, Pa. Jensen, Kate, 2080 Nichol Ave., Scotch Plains, N. Jessee, Jackie, 210 Old Dom. Blvd., McLean, Va. Johnston, Anne, Brookneal, Va. Johnston, Betsy, Brookneal, Va. Jones, Linda Gay, 2008 Kingsbury Dr., Nashville, Tenn. Jones, Linda Kay, 305 Benhams Rd., Bristol, Va. Kates, Cindy, 410 N. York Rd., Hatboro, Pa. Kearse, Alice Ann, Longview Farm, Leesburg, Ga. Keesee, Mrs. Margaret, 617 Taylor St., Bristol, Va. Kerr, Nancy, 629 Harding Pl., Nashville, Tenn. Kincheloe, Jane, 2300 Beechridge Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Lagana, Carol, 210 Jeniford Rd., Fairfield, Conn. Lawson, Aara, 809 Euclid Ave., Bristol, Va. Lee, Mrs. Margaret, Nurses Home, Bristol Mem. Hosp., Bristol, Tenn. - Lerch, Susan 1136 Penn Ave., Wyomissing, Pa. Littell, Barbara, 145 Prospect Pl., Middlesex, N. J. Litz, Rebecca, 1773 Wendover Rd., Bristol, Va. Livingston, Barbara, 255-58 Upland Rd., Great Neck, L. L N. Y. Logwin, Lydia, 146 Franklin Blvd., New Brunswick, N. J. Lombardi, Judith, 127 Lewis St., Phillipsburg, N. J. Lorentz, Judith, 20 Southview Dr., Berkeley Hgts, N. Loucks, Betty, 65 Black Rock Rd., Yardley, Pa. Loyer, Martha, 1644 Cambridge Blvd., Columbus, Ohio Ludin, Cal, 154 Doremus Ave., Ridgewood, N. MacDonald, Gail, 35 Ash St., Floral Park, L. L, N. Y. McDonald, Page, Purcellville, Va. McGuffin, Jo, 613 Franklin St., Greeneville, Tenn. Malone, Betty Ann, Route 6, Greeneville, Tenn. Mann, Liz, 3036 Dresden Rd., Zanesville, Ohio Martin, Carolyn, 204 Harrison Ave., Waynesboro, Pa. Masine, Joan, 176 Beal St., Trenton, N. Mafusak, Susan, 527 Chesnut St., Latrobe, Pa. Mawhinnie, Lauretta, 120 Bliss Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. Meister, Jean, 5 Denning Pl., Weehawken, N. Melnicove, Sue, 281 S. Tulpehocken St., Pine Grove, Pa. Mitchell, Betty Lee, 108 Lake Ln., Richmond, Va. Mokrzyski, Judy, 41 Albourne St., South River, N. J. Moncier, Janice, 905 Tremont Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Moody, Mary Jo, 215 So. Mendenhall St., Greensboro, N. C Morris, Becky, Route 3, Amelia, Va. Moyer, Janet, 1313 S. Main St., Phillipsburg, N. Muller, Elsa, So. Easton Rd., Glenside, Pa. Nielson, Sigrid, 3814 Kayson St., Wheaton, Md. Odom, Honey, 802 West Pine, Hattiesburg, Miss. Orth, Pam, Route 2, Purcellville, Va. Osborn, Sharyn, 4390 Moss Lane, St. Louis 28, Mo. Otto, Suzanne, 764 Nercer Ave., Kingston, Pa. Pace, Cindy, 1625 S. Main St., Findlay, Ohio Packard, Scarlett, 7375 'Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Palmer, Patty, 829 McQueen Blvd., St. Albans, West Va. Papouchis, Harriet, 106 Irving St., Blackstone, Va. Pearl, Mary, R.F.D. 3, Coatesville, Pa. Pendleton, Sally, 4708 Rolfe Rd., Richmond, Va. Peterson, Joyce, 631 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills, Pa. Phillips, Carol, 725 Arlington Ave., Bristol, Va. Quales, Brenda, 924 Virginia Ave., Bristol, Va. Quitko, Louise, 1528 Ligonier St., Latrobe, Pa. Ranson, Janice, 4056 Randolph St., Richmond 35, Va. Reese, Peggy, 432 Wfarren St., Phillipsburg, N. J. lloster of Robbins, Ginny, 32 Lynden St., Rye, N. Y. Robinette, Ella, 238 North St., Bristol, Tenn. Robinson, Joyce, 285 Old Ab-ingdon Hwy., Bristol, Va. Roe, Mrs. Margaret, P. O. Box 22, Abingdon, Va. Routzahn, Judy, 946 Circle Dr., Circleville, Ohio Rowlands, Jean, 915 Kingston Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Ruddock, Irene, 17 Wilton Pl., New Hyde Park, N. Y. Sadler, Ann, 106 Lowell Pl., Port Jefferson, N. Y. Sadler, Gail Anna, Box 206, Tangerine, Fla. Saunders, Alice, 7622 Hollins Rd., Richmond, Va. Sayre, Faye, 701 Euclid Ave., Bristol, Va. Scheller, Marilyn, 21 Highland Ave., Chatham, N. J. Schlag, Penny, 2 Cromwell Court, Old Saybrook, Conn. Schneider, Alison, 45 Alkmont Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y. Schulze, Arlene, 88 Oakland Ave., Port Washington, N. Y Shelton, Mrs. Patsy, Route 4, Howard Terrace, Bristol, Va. Sikes, Betty, 903 'Chapel Hill Blvd., Boynton Beach, Fla. Simon, Swanee, 30 Elmwood Dr.,Cheshire, Conn. Skinner, Diane, 310 Oak St., Davidville, Pa. Smith, Carolyn, 205 XV. Fairview Rd., Oak Ridge, Tenn. Smith, Lynn, 7 Evergreen Pl., Maplewood, N. J. Smith, Pam, S8 Howell St., Canandaigua, N. Y. Smith, Sylvia, 285 Cherokee Rd., Bristol, Va. Snodgrass, Sally, 623 Chester St., Bristol, Va. Sosanie, Adrianne, 13-27 Fairclough, Fair Lawn, N. Southward, Jeanne, Hibiscus Court, Sanford, Fla. UHIOI' Abrams, Terry, St. Christopheris School, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y Alford, Charlotte, Route 3, Bristol, Tenn. Allan, Amanda, 1919 Lincoln Dr., Sarasota, Fla. Allen, Dorothy, 4103 Peachtree Cir. E., Jacksonville, Fla. Alston, Mary, 213 So. Candler St., Decatur, Ga. Anderson, Margaret, 1203 Bluff City Hwy., Bristol, Tenn. Arnold, Linda, Route 3, Bristol, Tenn. Arnold, Lois, 210 Columbia Ave., Cranford, N. J. Arrington, Martha, Haysi, Va. Ayers, Barbara, 60 South Maple Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. Bailey, Martha Sue, 1533 Blue Heron Dr., Sarasota, Fla. Bair, Linda, 495 Jo-Al-Ca Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Baird, Sally, 3865 Dave Circle, Norfolk, Va. Baker, Marla, Route 1, Gate City, Va. Ball, Mary Elizabeth, 10 So. Boro Lane, Glen Rock, N. J. Ballard, Elizabeth, 413 Kenna Dr., Apt. 86, So. Charleston, l W. Va. ' Banks, Sandra, 22 Dante St., Larchmont, N. Y. Bell, Dorothy, 70.3 Simpson St., Greensboro, N. C. Bell, Susan, 729 StorchsRoad, State -College, Pa. Bernard, Patricia, 146 W. Columbia Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Bishop, Susan, 7-Sth Ave., N. E., Hickory, N. C. Blankenship, Janice, Murphy, Va. Bohnhoff, Joanne, S. Campbell Blvd., N. Tonawanda, N. Y. Bolling, Judy, 907 Piedmont Ave., Bristol, Va. Bolton, Donna, 1641 Linstead Dr., Lexington, Ky. Bond, Janet, 1014 Stephen Ave., Charleston, W. Va. Bongard, Susan, 356 Arlington St., Watertown, N. Y. Booher, Mary, 120 Bellwood Lane, Spartanburg, S. C. Brackey, Lynn, 3714 Via De La Reina, Jacksonville, Fla. Brammann, Lynn, Fayson Lks. Rd., Kinnelon, N. Braum, Barbara, 301 Cornwall Rd., Rocky River 16, Ohio Bray, Kathy, 505 Maryland Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Students Spessard, Pam, Glen Jean, W. Va. Stark, Margaret, 2224 Devonshire, Cleveland Hgts., Ohio Stout, Shirley, 347 Linwood Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. Swierad, Susan, 48 Hillcrest Ave., West Springfield, Mass. Swords, Yvonne, Box 72, Bassett, Va. Thomas, Barbara, 2009 'Edgemont Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Thomas, Donna, 710 Riverside Dr., Johnstown, Pa. Thomas, Dottie, 37 Burnett St., Avenel, N. J. Tribble, Nancy, 518 Darden Ave., Suffolk, Va. Tropp, Pat, 12 Linden Ave., Merchantville, N. Turnbill, Vera Lee, 103 Timothy Lane, Clinton, Tenn. Turner, Karen, 11 Heathermeade Pl., Cranford, N. J. Vaughn, Anne, 31 Lake Lane, Richmond, Va. Venditto, Valerie, 91 Vernon Dr., Scarsdale, N. Y. Walters, Bonnie, 2870 Sugartree Rd., Nashville, Tenn. Warren, Mrs. Bobbie Sue, Route 3, Bristol, Va. Weaver, Sandy, 3 Northgate Dr., Mt. Vernon, Ohio Webb, Pat, 4505 Packard St., Parkersburg, W. Va. Whitmore, Sandra, Leesburg, Va. Williams, Lynn, Bay -Blvd., Mattituck, N. Y. Wood, Betsy, 39 Crooked Billet Rd., Hatboro, Pa. Wygal, Donna, 1661 Overhill Dr., Bristol, Va. Zeigler, Lynn, 728 Huntington Ave., Plainfield, N. Class Brooks, Marilyn, 14 Pinecone Dr., W. Yarmouth, Mass. Browder, Carolyn, 126 W. Church St., Kingsport, Tenn. Brown, Tina, Box 26, Glenway Dr., Amherst, Va. Brown, Jean, Riveredge Dr., Route 1, Bareville, Pa. Burke, Linda, 1017 N. Valley Dr., Decatur, Ga. Cain, Anne, Box 449, Lake Wales, Fla. Callahan, Rebecca, 106 E. Maple, Walnut Ridge, Ark. Campbell, Brenda, 113 Hemlock Lane, Bristol, Tenn. Campbell, Martha, 101 Stephens St., Chapel Hill, N. C. Carmack, Linda G., 11 Carson Lane, Bristol, Tenn. Carper, Jane, 705 Haynes St., Bristol, Tenn. Catalde, Patricia, 295 Bernhardt Dr., Buffalo 26, N. Y., Chase, Carol, 191 Barnstable Rd., Hyannis, M.ass. Chilton, Ann, 419 W. South St., Carlisle, Penn. Chisholm, Martha, 1120 Carolina Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Clark, Cassandra, Malvern Fontf' Butler, Md. Clark, Holly, 320 Hickory St., Westwood, N. J. Clayton, Alisia, 107 Woodlawn Dr., Kingston, Tenn. , Cluthe, Charlotte, Mt. Kemble Lake, Morristown, N. Coleman, Charlotte, Route 4, Culpeper, Va. Coleman, Margaret, Box 192, Culpeper, Va. Connelly, Sarah, 1708 Redbud Lane, Bristol, Va. Conover, Nancy, 450-A 8th Ave., Ft. Knox, Ky. Cook, Beverly, 901 Mt. Vernon Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. Cooke, Elna, 9517 Accord Dr., Bethesda 14, Md. Cooke, Brenda, 513 Garden Lane, Bristol, Va. , Copenhaver, Charlotte, Box 68, Route 2, Lenoir City, Tenn Cornett, Kathy, 116 W. Cedar St., Bristol, Tenn. Cotten, Lucia, 1770 Monticello Ave., Petersburg, Va. Cotto-Thorner, Alicia, 90 Laurel Hill Terr., N. Y. 33, N. Y Cox, Barbara, 514 Yarmouth Rd., Towson 4, Md. Crasky, Sheila, Miankoma Lane, Amagansett, N. Y. Crumley, Mary Beth, 513 Fairmount Ave., Bristol, Va. Roster of Students Cummings, Carol, 2610 S.W. 8th St., Boynton, Fla. Cylkowski, Nicol, 115 Chestnut Hill Rd., Glastonbury, Conn. Dague, Jacquelyn, 1444 B sth Ave., Ft. Knox, Ky. Davidson, Bettie, 153 Rice Terr., Bristol, Va. Davis, Dorothy, 331 Infantry Terr., San Francisco, Calif. Davis, Marjorie, 217 Country Club Rd., Asheville, N. C. Deyerle, Linda, 5224 Hawthorne Rd., Roanoke, Va. Doane, Carol, Craigville Beach Rd., Centerville, Mass. Donald, Anne, 242 Fairfield Ave., Stamford, Conn. Dorton, Linda, 1133 Carolina Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Dudley, Pam, 9709 Rernwood Rd., Bethesda, Md. Dugan, Vivian, 3113 Stoneridge Rd., Roanoke, Va. Dunlap, Hope, 1050 N.E. 133 St., No. Miami, Fla. Durward, Bonnie, St. Bernard's School, Gladstone, N. J. Dysewski, Barbara, 774 Glenside Ct., E., Oradell, N. J. Early, Cheryl, 1211 Fairmount Ave., Bristol, Va. Earley, Margaret, Winkler Dr., Dover, Ohio Edmonds, Phoebe, 1734 Wendover Rd., Bristol, Va. Eggers, Judith, Route 14, Kingston Pike, Knoxville, Tenn. Eldridge, Susan, 2850 Orlando Dr., Pittsburgh 35, Pa. Eller, Frances, 313 Seminole Rd., Bristol, Va. Epinger, Barbara, 1708 Watkins St., Bethlehem, Pa. Ernest, Carol, 436 Crescent Rd., Hatboro, Pa. Ewald, Lucinda, Box 173, Rural Retreat, Va. Fabiani, Vita, 98 Broadway, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. Ferris, Carol, Country Club Est., Bristol, Tenn. Fehn, Judith, 4 Benson Court, Short Hills, N. Felker, Barbara, 63 Silver Spring Rd., Short Hills, N. J. Ferguson, Diane, 3334 Sylvan Rd., Bethel Park, Pa. Feustel, Pamela, Boonton Ave., Box 467, Boonton, N. Finlayson, Judith, 911 N. 14th Ave., Hollywood, Fla. Fisher, Judith, 25 Phillips Lane, Darien, Conn. Fitzpatrick, Ellen, 281 Kenilworth Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. Fitzpatrick, M.ary Alice, 423 Nassau St., Princeton, N. J. Fletcher, Susan, 111 Wolfe St., Narrows, Va. Flory, Evelyn, 38 Park Rd., West Lawn, Pa. Fort, Allyn, 2603 Cleveland Hgts. Blvd., Lakeland, Fla. Fowler, Sandra, 1303 Chambers St., Richmond, Va. Fox, Gale, 1874 Louden Hgts. Rd., Charleston, W. Va. Frey, Teresa, 1311 Sleepy Hollow Rd., Falls Church, Va. Frost, Linda, 4 S. Park Ave., Kane, Pa. Geiger, Dorothy, 1605 N. Fillmore St., Arlington, Va. George, Judith, P. O. Box 4, Stuart, Va. Giblin, Frances, 600 N.W. 30th Ct., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Gillmor, Pamela, Conway Rd., Setauket, N. Y. Glassburn, Kate, Riverview Terr., Pittsburgh 15, Pa. Glover, Anne, 2022 No. Scott, Arlington, Va. Green, Ann, 111 Cherry Tree Ct. Merchantville, N. J. Green, Judith, 93 Spring St., Shrewsbury, Mass. Greene, Judith, Steep Hill Rd., Weston, Conn. Griffith, Mary, 23 Avondale Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Griggs, Barbara, 420 E. Jackson, Gate City, Va. Gwaltney, Ann, P. O. Box 28, Surry, Va. Hall, Elizabeth, 949-1st St., N.E. Hickory, N. C. Hamrick, Gene, Jachin, Ala. Hardick, Anne, 9 Hendlerson St., Phillipsburg, N. J. Hassett, Kathleen, 326 Norfeld Blvd., Elmont, N. Hause, Melaine, 151 Ave., C, S.W., Winter Haven, Fla. Heflin, Freya, Route, Box 513, Stafford, Va. Henderson Joyce, 124 S. 2nd St., Warner Robins, Ga. Henry, Joyce, Route 1, Box 21, Haines City, Fla. Hergenrather, Susan, Ridgeleigh Rd., Baltimore, Md. Herster, Patricia, 2602 Hermitage Ave., Easton, Pa. Hewa, Deborah, 31 Haverhill Rd., Bristol, Va. Hickam, Virginia, 1125 Carolina Ave., Bristol, Va. Hildebrandt, Mary, 216 Glenmore Ave., Baltimore 28, Md. Hillman, Marilyn, 124 Woodridge Ave., Fairfield, Conn. Hinshaw, Carolyn, Northwestern Bank, North Wilkesboro N. C. Hoke, Karen, 1614 M.cClung St., Charleston, W. Va. Horn, Rita, Natural Bridge Station, Natural Bridge, Va. Hoyt, Sharon Plainville River Rd., Baldwinsville, N. Y. Hughes, Phyllis, 1318 Holston Ave., Bristol, Va. Hull, Bonnie, P. O. Box 93, Homestead, Fla. Humphreys, Amarilla, 6 Sunset Ridge, E. Hartford, Conn. Hunt, Ashby, 2750 Avenel Ave., Roanoke, Va. Hunter, Judy, 4 'Couch Farm Rd., Pittsburgh 16, Pa. Hyman, Helen, 265 Cashua, Darlington, S. C. Jackson, Eva Mae, Box 206, Pound, Va. Jackson, Susan, 2592 Clematis St., Sarasota, Fla. Johanson, Dagmar, Split Rock Rd., McLean, Va. Johanson, Emily, 819 Moore St., Bristol, Va. Johnson, Barbara, 923 Florida Ave., Bristol, Va. Johnson, Lee Anne, 225 Circle Dr., Concord, N. C. Jones, Brenda, Route 3, Bristol, Va. Jones, Charlotte, 555 Georgian Lane, Easton, Pa. Kaiser, Carol, 363 Beechwood Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. Knickerbocker, Katherine, 9 Eastwoods ln., Scarsdale, N. Y. Koenig, Nancy, 237 Forest Ave., Paramus, N. J. Kuefer, Lynn, 477 South Dr., Rochester 12, N. Y. Lambertys, Dona, 4512 N. 40th St., Arlington, Va. Larson, Laurel, 95 -Cathedral Ave., Florham Park, N. J. Lee, Dorothy, 2411 Webb Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Leist, Linda, 109 Seyfert Ave., Circleville, Ohio Leonard, Barbara, 2110 Anderson St., Bristol, Va. Levy, Helen, 119 So. Main St., Middletown, Conn. Lewis, Adrienne, 24 Irwin St., New Hyde Park, N. Y. Lindauer, Elsie, 74 Wentz Ave., Springfield, N. J. Loar, Donna, 7 Pleasant Dr., Lancaster, Pa. Loeloff, JoAnn, 20 Parkway Village, Cranford, N. J. Lowrey, Christine, Route 3, Bristol, Va. Lunsford, Sandra, 12 Vance Crescent, Asheville, N. C. Lyons, Lois, Graydon Terr., Ridgewood, N. J. McCain, Lynds, 5204-29th Ave., S.E., Washington 21, D. C McCarney, Nancy, 2304 Forest Dr.. Camden, S. C. McIntyre, Gwen, Box 66, Clifton, Va. McNabney, Mary E., 14 Harding Terr., Morristown, N. J. McNutt, Carole, 724 Prospect Ave., Bristol, Va. Mann, Mary, Club Acres, Orangeburg, S. C. Mathews, Pamela, 4071 Battersea Rd., Miami 33, Fla. Melvin, Jane, 2801 Middleford Rd., Seaford, Delaware Menchey, M.ary, 17 Mansion Blvd., Altoona, Pa. Meyer, Doris, 652 Stowe Ave., Baldwin, N. Y. Michlin, Mary, R.D. Neshanic Station, N. J. Miller, Nancy, Fort Hill, Loudon, Tenn. Millsaps, Brenda, 214 Moore St., Bristol, Va. Minnick, Polly, 89 N. Euclid Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Mitchell, Bette Lee, 33 Highland St., Longmeadow, Mass. Moffitt, Holly, 9 Beechwood Ave., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Molumphy, Dawn, 132 Avondale Rd., Manchester, Conn. Morris, Rebecca, Route 3, Amelia, Va. Morris, Rebecca, Route 3, Amelia, Va. Morrow, Linda, 220 S. E. 6 Ct., Pompano Beach, Fla. Morse, Patricia, Lake Dr., Laurel Pk., Hendersonville, N. C. Moser, Louise, 201 W. Washington Ave., Clinton, Tenn. 1 Roster of Students M.ucci, Suzanne, 370 Forest Ave., Brockton, Mass. Muir, Mollie, 1610 Turkey Run Rd., McLean, Va. Mullens, Margaret, Apdo. del Este 5373, Caracas, Venezuela. Mumpower, Linda, 2104 King Mill Pk., Bristol, Va. Muster, Virginia, 234 Hempstead Rd., Ridgewood, N. Myers, Annette, 23 Oxford Terr., West Orange, N. J. Nareau, Karen, 944 E. Quaker Rd., Orchard Pk., N. J. Neal, Mary Ann, 603 Belt Rd., Lawrenceville, Va. Nelson, Nan, 614 Bartell P., Ridgewood, N. J. Newkumet, Jo Ann, 4734 Azalea Way, S., St. Petersburg, Fla. Nicholson, Alice, 3112 Eton Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Offterdinger, Nancy, 1370 Wfakefield Rd., Lynchburg, Va Ogilvie, Jane, 209 N. W. Drive, 'College Park, Ga. 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Pullen, Martha, 9 Pickett Ave., Sandston, Va. Pulliam, Sue, 704 Georgia Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Ray, Gayle, 1001 Wooldridge Dr., Columbia, Tenn. Reach, Marilyn, P. O. Box 191 Big Stone Gap, Va. Reariek, Kathleen, 625 Beechwood Dr., Wooster, Ohio Reck, Helene, 204 Lafayette Ave., Chatham, N. J. Reid, Carolyn, 3226 N. Albemarle, Arlington, Va. Remmer, Maida, Ridgewood Rd., Glastonbury, Conn. Rettew, Anne, Box 43 0, Pinehurst, N. C. Rettino, Barbara, 102 Herning Ave., Cranford, N. J. Reynolds, Marilyn, 301 York Dr., Bristol, Tenn. Rhodes, Diana, 182 Mayfair Ave., Floral Park, N. Y. Rich, Betsy, 728 Franklin St., Newton 58, Mass. Rittenhouse, Ellen, 214 Penn Ave., Christiana, Pa. Robinson, Carolyn, 55, Post Crossing, Southampton, N. Y. Robinson, Marilyn, 380 East Main St., Abingdon, Va. Robinson, Sandra, 2024 Lee Hwy., Bristol, Va. Ruddell, Lynda, P. O. Box 175, Port-Au-Prince, Haiti Sanborn, Kristine, 2500 Exec. Ave., Falls Church, Va. Sandnes, Nancy, 232 Poplar Ave., New Cumberland Pa. Sano, Jean, 116 N. 4th Ave., Highland Park, N. J. Savage, Nancy, 31 Maplewood Dr., Sumter, S. C. Schlapfer, Judy, 25 Maple Ave., Flemington, N. J. Schoof, Gretchen, 2730 Picardy Pl., Charlotte, N. C. Scott,'Margaret, 81 Handy Rd., Grosse Point, Mich. Self, Marilyn, 1067 Berkshire, Grosse Point 30, Mich. Sepanek, Mary Jane, 93 Walnut St., Seymour, Conn. Setzer, Sylvia, Box 593, Hickory, N. C. Sexton, Mary, 228 Shirley Dr., Bristol, Tenn. Shafer, Barbara, 920 Chapel Hill Blvd., Boynton Beach, Fl Skinner, Sarah, 1110 Woodsedge Rd., Dover, Del. Smith, Doris, Route 3, Bristol, Va. Smith, Sandra, 1724 Irving St., Sarasota, Fla. Smith, Virginia, Spring House Farm, Wfashington, Va. Smith, Wanda, 27 Duff Lane, Bristol, Va. Stacey, Linda, 104 Columbia Rd., Bristol, Tenn. Stephenson, Sandra, 79 Dahlgren Ave., Portsmouth, Va. Stilc, Patricia, 45 Mulberry Ave., Garden City, N. Y. Stoudemire, Kathleen, 1520 River Rd., Orange Park, Fla. Stow, Doris, Airport Road, Moorestown, N. J. Suiter, Priscilla, P. O. Box 63, Sophia, W. Va. Swartz, Jane, 212 Jefferson Dr., Bristol, Va. Switzer, Janet, 7 Glen Road, Granby, Conn. Symanowitz, Joan, Route 22, Brewster, N. Y. Taliaferro, Beth, 514 Spencer St., Bristol, Va. Taylor, Joan, Atlantic, Va. Thomas, Mary Lewis, 303 Mansion Dr., Hopewell, Va. Thomason, Sue, 1101 Lawrence Ave., Bristol, Va. Thompson, Sue -Carter, 2480. Link Rd., Lynchburg, Va. Thorsen, Barbara, 240 No. Cottage St., Valley Stream, N. Tissot, Judy, 745 Alabama St., Bristol, Tenn. Townsend, Karin, Route 1, Box 540, Clinton, Conn. Tripp, Sandra, 196 N. Main St., Rockland, Maine Tucker, Peggy, Box 849, Salem, Va. Tuell, Linda, Route 1, Bristol, Va. Turner, Rebecca, 512 The Parkway, Alexandria, Va. Uecker, Marie, 408 S. Macomb St., Monroe, Mich. Vaughan, Judith, Box 488, Oneida, Tenn. Venable, Leslie, 704 Pinehurst Ave., Fairfax, Va. Venters, Pamela, 176 Garred St., Pikeville, Ky. Veres, Crystal, 2824 Freemansburg Ave., Easton, Pa. XValker, Jane, 206 Weyman Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. XValling, Maureen, 2379 Collins Rd., Pittsburgh 35, Pa. W'ard, Martha, 21 W. Allen St., Basking Ridge, N. J. Watson, Barbara, 2611 Kansas Ave., Kenner, La. Wfeaver, Alexandra, 207 Hillside, Asheville, N. C. Wfeber, Jean, 50 Ford Rd., Windsor, Conn. , Wetterau, Gretchen, R.D. 2, Ramaqua, Pa. Whitehead, Mary Ann, 6726 Stuart Ave., Richmond, Va. Whitlock, Mary, Route 1, Bristol, Tenn. Willis, Nancy, 1620 Pershing Ave., Bristol, Tenn. XVilson, Janis, P. O. Box 866, Mehama, Oregon Xvinston, Dorothy, 1343 Battleview Dr., N.W., Atlanta Ga. W'irtick, Signe-britta, 113 Keats Ave., Hartsdale, N. Y. XVitt, Anna Lee, 753 Shawnee Ave., Big Stone Gap, Va. W'ood, Shereen, 46 Edgemere Ave., XVest Hartford, Conn. Woods, Judith, 306 Woodlawn Dr., Kingston, Tenn. XV'orley, Janet, 1526 Edgemont Ave., Bristol, Tenn. Wfurster, Sally Lynn, 14 Stokes Ave., Westmont,,N. Yonkers, Phyllis, 125 Rhoda Ave., Nutley, N. J. 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