Virginia Intermont College - Intermont Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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Pm ecky Feathers Kitty Martin TYPING EDITOR .............. . . .Sally Robinson ADVISORS Mr. Joseph M. Wa1'd Miss Mary Lou Smith Virginia Intermont College Bristol, Virginia It looks good from the rear Versatile V.I. Girls Be i if You don't seem to understand. Grab a beanie, say goodbyes, and climb the stairs to meet your roommate. Active Campus Life. Table of Contents INTRODUCTION DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND DEPARTMENTS HONORS SOPHOMORES F RESHMEN CLUBS SPORTS SOPHOMORE DIRECTORY STUDENT ROSTER ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX 'E 5,5-Q Happiness is waiting for a late taxi ul Q,-,,.. iff 'V Q ,gy ss' Haifa' xp Barbara Eaton conveys the freshmen victory smile of the S A tradition, a familiar ght l d t g ph Contest. OIIIOIC The subtle signs of change and progress which are always present on Virginia lntermont's campus gave way in 1966-67 to very obvious and important evidence that the academic process here is neither standing still nor inching forward. Dramatic change in every phase of campus life has characterized the year. Though spiritual growth remained an integral part of the Intermont girl, she found, in the complete reorganiza- tion of the campus religious activities, new avenues down which to travel in her search for the ultimate meaning of life. Changes in the physical make-up of the college have been made often over the years, but this year saw adopted a whole new concept for the entire campus. The old front gates fell before the bulldozer, construction on a new chapel was begun, and an ultimate plan for all buildings to face a quadrangle began to be more than an architectls drawing. Not only did new faces appear in the office of the Dean of Students and other administrative offices, but a changed and revitalized interpretation of the function of these offices was present. lntellectual growth, inherent in the Intermont girl, was fostered and stimulated by a lecture series that presented world-renowned speakers who were on campus for a day, lecturing formally, conducting seminars, and meet- ting the students face to face as individuals. Even in the lighter side of life, there was change. The out-of-date Rat Weekn was abolished! Change was and continues to be evidentg but the spirit of Intermont remains and Hall her daughters adore herf, 1 ., , .EE fri 4 91 X if M J,h5, n -'fm .4 if . Q V 1 , V , 2 ' I ,fx 3.1! I 'f imwkw nf 5 ,R l AY LQ, 5 4 V w. A, , if ' If l . , E N, ,J , ' , 5 V ,gy 6 ,fi 4 ., xl? mg ...Q If 4: 1 E, asf i A was f X M L WX :L . 1 if W 2ASfTWf,., U Q nl ' 1 1 'fi' is 1 V. W ' ' AA 1 -' ,VA A ,fi is g i f? N' 'H f inf ff L ' 3 f Q f 2' g W Q 94. . ,f LGS fiin , I 2 :L QA Egg . ' K H x ms! -uw Q f fi 1 , M . fe H 4 1 ,'. I .5 f v- v 'bil' fv': X .. W 5' an They say the best thing about going to Emory and Henry is V.I. girls. The lntermont girl faced a social change and had an opportunity to develop lasting friendships through social events on campus. Fall Frolics held in October featured a concert with the Jerneymen, a favorite folk-singing group from East Tennessee State. There was also a Hmixeri' with The Escorts performing. Thanksgiving gave an opportunity to show a genuine spirit of giving. The girls of each dormitory hall collected food for that hall's basket, which was presented in Z1 special Thanksgiving Chapel Service and later distributed personally to needy families. The Christmas Formal, held at the Martha Wash- ington Inn on December 10, was sponsored by the Sophomore Class. The Childrenis Christmas Party brought happiness to one hundred and fifty-children and as many lntermont girls. Christmas caroling and club parties set the mood for the true spirit of the holidays which began December 15. The Freshman Class successfully took its turn at entertainment in February with the Sweetheart Dance. Publications Weekend remains a cherished memory. The dance held in April began the rush of events leading to final exercises. May Day and Graduation left a golden touch to a momentous year . . . lntermont Students Mixers bring in the strangest people. t. 23 - . I . Q y . ,N 1 - T .,- if f . Michele Ricciardelli serves Representative Bill Wampler, honored guest of the Young Republicans. Qs 9 l Experienced Spiritual Prohin . . . College as a way of life presented as always a spir- itual challenge to this year's lntermont girl. For perhaps the first time in her life, she questioned W ,. iii Ai' , -Wgysfr The busiest cash register in Bristol must be that of V.l.'s book store. So this is Interment? the teachings of her youth. She sought to understand the ultimate meaning of life. At Virginia Intermont she was exposed to valuable opportunities to channel her questioning. Denominational groups, chapel serv- ices and seminars, dormitory devotions, courses in religion and philosophy, and relations with Bristol churches and with church parents provided outlets to meet this spiritual challenge. Regression personified. Maintain your cool, girls. h HQ' N 1.5, I IS Q, 4 4 y 4 fzI.Mi:3 1 I1 tk 'il 9' , a 15,15 f 'l5'1 :M '1Kvf--?tf MQ N S - '-1 J' f. 'f-'VX' -X LMT: . x ' 1 1 ' X,-s ANN Q39 ,fi Yf s 5- Now we know who studies. , L ooo U I VVV V , ooo W1 , -fo W ,,5,: twgg ,M 1 , Z They'11 dict next week. - 48 It can't be all that bad. 1-mi K 4 I K oio Whds next for thc phone? Enjoyed Innovations . . . When the students arrived in September, the most imme- diately evident changes were in the physical appearance of the campus. Interment Hall, a modern six-story structure, housing one hundred eighty students, was soon nicknamed 'LHotel Inter- montfl Former Senior Hall had been converted into the Humani- ties Building which contained a modern language laboratory, additional classrooms, faculty offices, and a new Guidance Department. Later in the fall, the front campus was trans- formed into a construction site for a chapel to be completed in the fall of 1967. The population explosion brought the enrollment to an all- time high of five hundred and ninety students. Miss Peggy Hart, Dean of Students, and Mr. Kenneth Glass, Guidance Director, were welcomed as new administrative members. . ,, -Q.,-f ,ff -- Eff' F '4- KN xy.: . .X ., -. .,.-.. .',- 'L 'A . ' 1 , 'Q ki iifiifie .,. ai , ' t'i2?.5fi.1fi2s I 1-5 t, , f rr.-- A . ,fe ef' The Ideal lntermont Girl and the Dean of Women, 1906 style, Miss Frogge and Miss Hart, played the roles at the Halloween Party. .xl b a. x .ff ,, ,-M l '!fH? With major construction on campus, a temporary entrance was built. Milli 4? ,OVSW Y The cast of As You Like It posed after a highly successful production put on by Countess Alexandra Tolstoy spoke to students on communism the Drama Department November 3-5. Elaborate costuming and fine acting charac- October 19. She created genuine interest and enthusiasm for terized the production. her fight against communist tyranny. While Growing ll Q XQBGI 5,7-ggi l wrt Mail time is mob time, especially with a letter in your box to clean out the cobwebs. ,,,. wma. ,,. . ..:l,55gsg:,m Each new experience created.new thoughts t ENS. and questions. The lntermont girl learned the value of classroom interaction. The personal teacher-student relationship found at Virginia lntermont became a meaningful part of col- lege life. A valuable lecture series organized by Miss Barbara Frogge, Director of Student Life, brought such outstanding speakers as Countess Alexandra Tolstoy. lllr. Bill Sands, Dr. ,loyce lirothers, Dr. Yvernher Von Braun, and others j to the campus. Seminars led by these guests T stimulated the exchange of ideas in an informal atmosphere and contributed to intellectual growth. Art exhibits and special performances added to the intellectual growth of the Intermont girl. The fall of the year included such outstanding groups as The Singing Boys of Monterey, HThe Little Angelsw of Korea, and the American Classical Theatre7s production of HThe Tem- pestf' The Tuscon Arizona Boys Chorus enter- tained for Parents Weekend in February. The Varel and llailly Chanteurs de Paris performed a pop concert in March. Intellectual growth comes in subtle ways. his like taking 3 Shower Evert' hour' The moment of clear understanding of a con- cept is the most rewarding of all. 1 Q hrough Intellectual Pursuits. Autumn changes the leaves to gold and college girls to students. 2 I , ' ,M M 1 Mr. Ward presents a challenging assignment to his Interior Design class. Arts Building. The eagerness of a dedicated man is shown as Mr. Ward enters the Fine Cool, calm, and collected Mr. Ward observes a new technique executed by I6 one of his students, B. J. Davis. 1 I+ :X 'A ' l Lf 15? I l T '--ng, A I MR. JOSEPH WARD lt has been said that a teacher affects eternityg therefore, he can never tell where his influence stops. There is one among us who-in his dedication to art and to the creative teaching of it, in his understanding of and interest in students and in his l d l' , persona an pro essional integrity--is just such an influential teacher. It is with a deep sense of gratitude and with highest esteem that, we, the Class of 1967, dedicate the 1967 Inlermont to lVlr. Joseph Ward. Administration and Staff H Hfiiil rguiieiin 0 o 0 yr ' 11 111121. inizrmoni 3151112342 1xDf,1I11c PEGGY' Uzrgrrna 1561967 'Pan ..k,. . V 30:1 W.. A 1 3 'a-' xk'f 'f ff.1Lv.1 1.-93 FY V , ' mm. 0 fa 5 'L 6,599 qv 3 lliillilliiill ill!!! . ll f'5l If X . B 1 sxSv0 x'Wro eme, ni K' imvwf The Challenge Ahead: Never has the need for leadership in all areas of human relations been as great as it is now. In direct proportion, the opportunity for dedicated women to assume influential roles in our society has never been as great. You have just begun. If you are to accept the challenge of living lives that are meaningful, not only to those around you, but also to yourselves, you must continue to build on the foundation which has already been established. It is my hope that you will honestly and sincere- ly apply the abilities which you now have to the tasks which lie ahead. Only such personal dedica- tion would be worthy of what you have accomp- lished thus far. My very best wishes to you for the future. Cordially, if my I This was the eleventh year that Dr. and Mrs. Tumer have been at Virginia Interment. ll -ii 0 . Dunn--.,, vnu -- HHH!! Ill! p 1 Q5 Q--v -If l Dr. Turner points out the Harrison-J ones Memorial Hall now under construction. MISS PEGGY HART Dean of Student Personnel For the day and world in which we live, the ageless concepts of loyalty and freedom are emerging out of historical survival into the forefront of present thought. Freedom within loyalty now exists on the cutting edge of human relationships, and from your own vantage point such freedom offers new beginnings to present terminations. Your educational pilgrimage will continue to be filled with just such beginnings. Discovery of newness in the old, beginnings in ends, meaningfulness in void, and freedom within the bounds of loyalty-this has been your rendevous with truth. You have contributed to it and received from it -in such a way that the next step becomes that of exploring deep- er depths and higher heights within yourself, within others, and with God. As you depart your personage will be missed, your contribution of self long remembered and cherished. Dean of Students DR. LOUIS H. TAYLOR Academic Dean MRS. HOWARD S. CRUMLEY Director of Admissions S MR. SPURGEON SNODGRASS MR. RICHARD STYLES Business Manager Director of Development and Public Relations Yu 17 MR. KENNETH GLASS MISS BARBARA FROGGE Director of Guidance Director of Student Life I MR. W. L. HEAD MR. R. D. ROBERTS Supervisor of Buildings Superintendent of the Plant Staff The services of the staff personnel of the College run the gamut from food preparation to care of over twenty thous- and volumes in the Library. In addition, the secretarial services, often taken for granted, are amazingly complex, even on the small college campus. It would sur- prise one to see the number of maintenance requests that find their way to Mr. Rob- erts' box! It is indeed no simple matter to arrange the away-from-class details in the lives of five hundred ninety students in i the school year 1966-1967. MR. ROBERT CLEMENS Chef MRS. VIRGINIA Hostess GOWAN MR. DON WOOTEN MR. BILLY AMONETT Assistant Manager Director of Food Service .' ' ,, , A, Q, - V Wai V L fi MR, STEPHENSON S, TURNER MRS. RUBY M. FORD MISS LUCILLE STEELE Comptroller and Purchasing Agent Executive Secretary Book Shop Manager of the Alumnas Association Z l' 5 ,,, 1,72 ,WM if .WW We fa,-.Qi annum f ii in V itit I L J' I lf .,.. W V, 57555352 -.fz L, i'fm1:f'. I 7 A it MISS EUGENIA ADAMSON MRS. EARL COALSON MRS. LUCIE JARRETT Librarian Associate Librarian R6giSiCfCd Nurse MRS. WILLIAM BUCKNER Assistant Librarian 25 MISS PEGGY O,DELL Secretary to the President Staff I 1 1 I MRS. MARY LYNN SALYER, Secretary of Academic Recordsg MISS PEGGIE BROGLIN, Secretary to the Academic Dean. MRS. DOROTHY GOSE, Bookkeeperg MRS. CAROLYN HAW- KINS, Bookkeeper. MRS. CHARLES D. TAYLOR, Secretary to the Director of Development and Public Relations. MRS. WILLIAM B. REIS, Records Sec- retaryg MRS. NEAL TOLSON, Secre- tary to the Faculty. .W A a, ix 'V lj, fl Secretaries, Admissions Office: Seated: MISS LINDA HUNSUCKER, Standing: MRS. CRAIG CALDWELL, MRS. NANCY CROSS. MRS. CLARENCE E. PRICE, Secretary to the Director of Guidanceg MRS. ACKIE F EATHERS, Secretary to the Director of Student Life. MISS ELIZABETH ODUM East Hall MRS. MILTON GRIFFIN MRS. SYLVIA PULLIAM MRS. FRANCES MOORE Hodges Hall Second Main and West II1tCrIY10Ili Hall Residence Counselors E-.Q MRS. MILDRED BRYSON MRS. BURWELL JOHN SHORE IR. MRS. GLENNA ATWELL Third Main and West Intermont Hall Fourth Main and West 27 Faculty and Studies ug by B1 F kl 28 gr - -f-w V. ,,A,..A V M N... 5:1 ' .A,Ql.1L1ll -k i' 2 A, 'll MP1 51, L 4 1 9 if br t liil l' L S' 'M hr 1+ E vin! u Q' Q , I gf 1 U as 5- ' 'ff ffl . s:fs?3ffi gig... Q f'li 4'gQg-3 1 . aff . . tn, J-fx Q' E , E ,sw ZW' 9. . ,m,5k,' W his gr as-v' Jr I 1. ist? ,.....-.... .....,, 'ix 'i 'K 5 M- ,. 1 7 iff 'inf ,dm MR. C. ERNEST COOKE English History of Art MR. DONALD KANIPE Coordinator of Freshman English Journalism MR. DAN MARSTELLER English Creative Writing The Library offers 21,000 volumes for parallel reading, term papers, and personal enjoyment. Although Mark Twain once said, A classic is something that everyone wants to have read, this was proved untrue in the English Department this year. The writings of the literary giants were opened to the Intermont girl in such a way that she Wanted to read them. English history and literature went hand-in-hand in the Sophomore classes, with the Sunday after- noon exhibits from the C. Ernest Cooke Collection paralleling the literary period being studied. Freshmen strove to develop originality, natural- ness of expression, and correctness in both written and spoken English. Much of this training was concentrated in the preparation of a formal, de- tailed research paper. Classes in both creative and journalistic writing were popular, and publication media were provid- ed by Cothurnus, the literary magazine, and The Cauldron, the campus newspaper. The student-teacher conferences, which helped to individualize teaching in the English Department, were very effective. The Freshman English course is designed so that the student may learn the skills of ex- pression and organization. The library offers a center for study in depth and a quiet retreat. English Mr. and Mrs. Marsteller and their son, Peter, are a well-known family on campus. MRS. MARION SMOTHERS English MISS ANNE BROOKS English DR. ACHILLE RIVIELLO French Political Science MR. WILLEM BERTSCH , German MISS RUTH BUTLER Spanish Earphones, tapes, and lab periods were intro- duced into the foreign language program for the first time this year. With the modern language laboratory, students of French, Spanish, and Cer- man improved pronunciation by actual conversa- tion in the language. German was offered for the first time in the language program. The instructor, Mr. Willem Bertsch, is also conductor of the Kingsport Sym- phony Orchestra. Elementary, intermediate, and conversational French and Spanish were offered. Conversational courses exposed students to lin- guistic experiences in everyday French and Spanish. Areas of emphasis for all the foreign languages were grammar, composition, selected readings, and pronunciation. Forei n Language A modern language laboratory was a valuable innovation this year. Q3 va? ' , gy . My jtfwevfv f 122' fir-f! EZ,!5 f-M, DR. LOUIS TAYLOR V R Q Religion and Philosophy MR. J. NEAL TOLSON p p Religion and Philosophy Courses in the study of the Bible are designed with a critical, historical approach. Religion and Philosoph To remove unrealistic senti- mentalism from the student's thinking and to show a real- istic relationship between man and man as well as man and God were the objectives of courses offered in religion and philosophy. Helping to attain these oh- jectives were studies in the History of the Old Testament and of the New, in Christian denominations and in the world's other great religions, in ethics, in logic, and in his- tory of philosophy. With the guidance of Dr. Taylor and Mr. Tolson, the student developed her power of reasoning and sought an- swers to religious and philo- sophical questions. A study of Old and New Testament history is divided into two courses. They give an en- lightened view of these historical works. Are there any questions or comments? MRS LEE KOVACS Psychology MRS DWIGHT WILLETT History Sociology ARL HOLLAND History Economics Group study of a current social problem makes students aware of the world around them. To what extent do heredity and environment affect man's actions? What are the causes of war? What are the reasons for our political myths? How does geography influence man's behavior? These and many more questions are areas of discussion and probing for students of the social sci- ences. History, sociology, psychology, geography, economics and political science presented vital information about our cul- ture. Courses in the social sciences challenged students to become good citizens and to search for answers to social problems. Both American History and Western Civilization were of- fered two semesters each. Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, and Marriage and the Family involved the study of the group. General psychology and child psychology courses involved the study of the individual. Maps, climatic and weather conditions, and population distribution were stressed in Introduction to Geography, a two-semester course. Political Science was divided into State and Local Government, offered one semester, and Federal Government, another semester. The Constitution was studied in depth in Political Science. Retailing, marketing, and principles of Economics dealt with production, distribution, and con- sumption of goods in the American economy. Films, group studies and reports, research papers, and parallel reading of current magazines and newspapers were widely used in the social sciences. Miss AUDREY MR. FRANCIS GARRETT HiS,0,yC0ULTER Sociology Geography Social Science 4 'Mx if Proud Scottie Eliott points out Bristol on the map in geography. Dr. Holland explains the law of diminishing returns to his class of economics. Miss McCord instructs in piano as the student prepares for a recital. MISS FRANCES ELLER Voice, organ, chorus, piano and harpsi- chord were taught in the music curriculum. Education, music, and fine art majors may take music appreciation or music history. Formal and informal recitals were performed by music majors throughout the year. The Virginia Intermont Chorus, under the direction of Miss Warren, entertained at chapel programs for the student bodyf The music of the harpsichord, performed by Mr. Eugene Maupin of the Music Department, was another specialty enjoyed on several occa- sions. Music History Introduction to Music MISS JUDITH WARREN Music Appreciation Voice MISS DAPHNE MCCORD Harmony Sight Singing Piano To master the art of music requires talent, effort, and practice. Mr. Maupin instructs at the pipe organ. MR. EUGENE MAUPIN Organ Music Q60 llnllll 'Q'- Q-s In Music Appreciation students gained knowledge of classical, baro- Music majors spend hours of intensive practice at the piano. que, and romantic periods. MISS REBECCA HUDSON MRS. DONALD SMITH Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Don't laugh, your turn is next! The swimmer, the equestrian, the danc er, the golfer, the bowler-these were a few of the many enthusiasts to be found in the vast program of physical education There were programs in swimming and diving and in life saving, in ballet, mod ern, tap, social, and folk dance, in train ing in horsemanship and in stable man agement and the teaching of equitation Many activities such as archery, tennis hockey, basketball, golf, and bowling as well as courses in personal health con tributed to the development of a healthy body and a sense of sportsmanship-the goals of the physical education program. This kind of physical exercise requires good health and stanuna It's not a matter of life or death, but it's fun anyway. Frances Asp holds a string of her favorites. Twenty-two horses fill the V.I. stables, with a horse for every rider. MRS. VIRGINIA CANTER Coordinator of Physical Education MISS MARIE HUNT STEVENS Equitatlon Swimmers demonstrate vigorous movement with the backstroke. MR. CHARLES THOMPSON Art MR. C. ERNEST COOKE English History of Art ' M . - - 3' . V ,rrp A At the drawing board, these lettering students deal with problems related to a career in art. , ,we fi, r A ,E A .study of the human figure was a part of drawing and Mr. Cooke displays paintings and drawings from his collection. In the background painting classes. are paintings done by art students. Studio experience with the elements of line, .fomi space, movement, value, and C010T is a time of exploration for the future artist. Sandals, beat, and beards, the proverbial sym- bols of the art world, were not applicable this year to a hard-working, sensitive group on lntermont's campus. Through major programs in Fine and Ap- plied Art, these students prepared for careers in fashion and interior design, commercial drawing, advertising design, teaching, and many other fields. Exhibits of the art of students, instructors, and local artists, as well as of items from Virginia Museum Collections were held throughout the year. The C. Ernest Cooke collection, containing some 20,000 paintings, manuscripts, books, sculptures, and carvings, is a source of pride for the Art De- partment as much as for Virginia lntermont Col- lege. The Art Department added a new instructor this year in the person of Mr. Arthur France, who came to us directly from a Fulbright Fellowship in Belgium. Advertising design involves the building up of skills to be applied to advertising media. MR. JOSEPH WARD Art Science, the method of knowing, is a systematized process of obser- vation, study, and experimentation. At Intermont, the science program provided vital learning experi- ences in biology, anatomy, micro- biology, chemistry, and physics as well as in an introductory course to all the physical sciences. In mathematics, students en- countered the principles of college algebra, trigonometry, mathemati- cal analysis, calculus, and analyti- cal geometry. Mr. Buckner gives individual attention to one of his math students. MR. WILLIAM BUCKNER Physics Mathematics .3 athematics an Chemistry labs include experiments involving elements, elements in compound, and the complexities of organic chemistry. Biology also includes the study of chemical reactions. Modern laboratory facilities encourage learning experiences. Lcience Study of human anatomy brings the skeleton out of the closet. MISS BOBBIE STEWART Biology MR. CHARLES OWENS Biology MISS DAPHNE HAYNES Chemistry M X ' F S fm fa- 1' -if ,l I f .Q W l W'-1.+f 1 'i ,. J ,v -'f B if c s MISS MARY LOU SMITH Secretarial Science MRS. RACHEL RICHARDS Secretarial Science Intensive training in secretarial science was directed toward developing stenographers, secretaries, medical secretaries and office assistants prepared to meet the competition in today? world of business. The program recognized the need for sufl ficient training beyond the skill subjects of shorthand and type writing to enable the student to accept the responsibilities giver to her by business executives and supervisors. Courses in the liberal arts were recommended to secretarial majors to enhance success through a well-rormded education. Transcription, accounting, business law, medical transcription, and business communications were advanced courses of skill and study. Medical office practice offered the medical secretarial student the opportunity to learn the specialized duties of a medical secretary in a local physician's office. l Speed and accuracy in typing businessletters and forms make Shorthand and typing go hand in hand for precision skill. successful secretaries. MISS CLARA JANE LONGBRAKE Coordinator of Secretarial Science Mrs. Myers conducts a class in retailing. Secretarial Science KN MRS. JERRY MYERS Secretarial Science Students gain valuable experience for the role of homemaker. Home Economics offers courses in the selection, preparation, and serving of nutritional meals. sf' was Practical training in home nursing prepares students for future family health care. Home Economics MRS- GEORGE BUNDY MISS SARAH FORTUNE Hfmle Nursing. Foods and Nutrition Clothing and Textiles Clothing and Textiles Home Management Textiles and clothing, family health, clothing construction, and home manage- ment are just a few of the courses offered in Home Economics. The goals of the two- year program are to develop within the student practical skills and technical knowledge and experience in the home- making arts. Members of the Foods and Nutrition classes served teas and a spring banquet to the faculty during the year. Both the student who plans to become a homemaker and the one who expects to train others after further study are in- cluded in the program. The importance of the well-being of the family is emphasized in Home Economics. This valuable experience promotes econo- my and good health for these future wives, mothers, and teachers. Drama and Speech The art of self-expression through drama and speech is a continuous creative process on Virginia lntermont's campus. Drama productions on and off campus this year in- luded As You Like It, in which faculty members took , ale roles, The Father, two one-act plays directed by tudents, and The Enchanted Marshmallow, a children's lay presented in the Bristol area elementary schools. rama students did all the work on sets, costumes, and make-up for productions under the direction of Mr. Swanson. Public speaking, debate, oral interpretation of litera- ure, and classes in Voice and diction and speech cor- ection constitute the wide variety offered in the speech curriculum. The V.I. debate team competed with V.P.I. and other colleges at the Junior Debate Tournament held at Mid- dle Tennessee State University. Under the sponsorship of lPhi Rho Pi, the Women's Forensic Tournament was held at V.l. MR. RICHARD MAY MR. RALPH SWANSON Drama majors learn technical skills through diligent work in productions. Concentrated effort is shown by Public Speaking students learning the The solemnity ofthe Little Theatre after a successful production techniques of projection, organization, and pronunciation. X fi .-,Ii-h- f' . 5 vw' 4: 1 'fb . is f2,ggf 4 . W - -'gr '1 rg- 1 if a' 'F 525. Hr 'L xl . 'Sis . 3 o ' 3:3 73 fx 5317 . L K .. Q54 fs, 16.5 fg, , B , 5 sgdfgffi N' ' s Nlqr ., We J 5 F ' f 'J . ff- Q-T2 sv' Q . -', ' .., .fjifa .' z - b , 'A Q' f N - V gk N., .g f ij ,Eg . Q, ,,,, Ck? ,.-f I, . , iff wi H . 5' . .Q -, -x x F, 2 . ' Ll' 9 . K H ZL' ' A I Q - lzfill' gv X Y L - I 1. . -1 'QQ 3 'if Q. 1 11- 2 K .N ' . ,Q- u V491 w NIU, y .V f I i ,, Vi? V-re' fm xx m...,,5 He's our man! Go SOPHOMORES! What fun registration is! Time to relax and uke a break 7' , p 'vii 139' 2 iTi1.?SIsf'i H i- 1 We're proud of each one! A sophisticated group? x ,W'm? '. 'H L pf' , -' -M- dlp M., . or W' 9 M- o as ni M -r gg r M435 2'1 ,.qgnvllw'l? ': VM- wa' .e e ,,, . ,,,............- 1: -A V or p p W, r,....... w ,. r e ,... ,..., gf WM an .. 1.-?'.n 'T .Su-I -:plum ul!!! H93 Q These hallowed halls A Honors collage by Patty Wohlford ,hm ww- -Xw mmf WL W. .ny , M x ,f '1 A JM 4 If Presenting THE 1967 MAY COURT M, May Day is the most beautiful and festive tradition of Virginia lnter- mont. The Queen, Lynn Garban, the Maid-of-Honor, Elaine Lee, and the May Court were presented and were entertained by the traditional May Pole Dance on May 13. On the basis of beauty and poise, the May Court, con- sisting of sophomores, is elected by the student body. Maid of Honor MISS ELAINE LEE of Salem, Virginia -4 May ueen MISS LYNN GARBAN of Port Washington, New York JZ, JF av f ' 1 x. R 9 A X if 1 ,f t N S 1 w 9 ,R A I , , I . M 3 Q ,aff vp vi .ff . - .. ik ll X Q . , ,sm -A - ' .4 if - Mr... ,.,, . .., -a fi ,ir Q ' I ' NN ' f L- - ,rgmvrmugkv 3,3 ff - H- K f M' - fy' z fx Av- i ' W' ...JP ' f Rid ft 'Nfl L I Q ff , 3 kj J 1' . - I, MISS ELEANOR BRYANT MISS SHARON GUILLETTE gl I 'B ,, ,K ,A A 7 MISS SHARON CRIDER 2 A ggffii 11 The May Court MISS UENISE RIES MISS HANNAH RIEG K . 9' ,, 41 I.. L,,,.. W, . we K: EN ,-1 w flf. :SEQ M 3,51 4:2 .g. . 4' : 1 N K., ' ' x 8 Y f 32 ,---. 1 ,, Q L5-1 TCW, Wea an V ,,,. Wi? we - L.,,, W, MISS LINDA LABANICS gii'?.U' ., Jun? 't I '- wm. v.fg- I .. J.,-.l.,. S- -- .,P.'.x- - aff: .J.:u:s,Q, , , S Q '7 ian'L J MISS KATHY WINSTON MISS BARI OREN E11 55 ra ii ss, MISS CHRIS WEBSTER MISS BARBARA WILSON L-we--w-p---Q, ,-.1--q.-- Hwpvv- MISS PAIGE KEPPEL Crown Bearer MISS LYNN KING MISS DEE LIVESAY Heralds P1216 Blossom Princess MISS ELEANOB BRYANT The Apple Blossom Princess, who is selected by President Floyd V. Turner, serves as a representa- tive to the annual Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester, Virginia. N45 Miss ldeal lntermont Miss Sharon GuiQlette For many years, Miss Ideal Interment has been one of the highest honors at Virginia Intermont, honoring character, leadership and service Sharon's college can be justly proud of her selection by a special committee of Alumnae. ht-.av The Freshman Class Sweetheart The Freshman Class Sweetheart, JEANIE FISHER, receives roses from last year's Sweetheart, ELEANOR BRYANT. Scholarships MISS ELEANOR BRYANT Dean Marguerite Pflug Scholarship MISS BARBARA IRWIN Margaret Noffsinger Memorial Scholarship MISS BARBARA WILSON MISS NANCY RAMSEY SOPIIOIIIOIB Sgphomore MISS DOLORES REYNOLDS MISS BETSEE SMITH Freshman Freshrnan MISS LIBBY TATE MISS JOY ALRIDGE Freshman Freshman MISS ANNE WEAVER Sophomore MISS DEE DEE DUNN Freshman MISS SUSIE SMART Freshman MISS SHARON GUILLETTE MISS CASSIE ZACHARY MISS BLOSSOM FRANKLIN Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Torchbearers In a tradition begun a quarter of a century ago the student body annually singles out those mem hers who have been most success- ful in their achievements during one or two years on campus and for their promise of accomplish- ment in the years to come. They possess that certain something which has fostered achievement not only in themselves but in oth- ers. MISS BEVERLY HAMILTON Sophomore MISS MARGIA KIDD Sophomore Sophomore 'i H09 Gigi ' A 9' Bas udaq N' ' of W in Y pavwoa mawx xx Be we 'WW tqmel Yffeak' fnfwgh Apt Beams mm: we Swim of New Wm oiwxxx ' 3921019 avg O-puovax tidal gxvm? ,W we 3? QBGYW M 1' the K C119 angefmqdl k has beeix gwu? wwf new Wee We WW cafeigug NE VWI1 ton FILTER . X cg Specwaesagued by W C 'UNK M n OND4 ys 'faq . 'n lfof,,,ur h Lea U Q M 24 D CTI-lqu F ' n E 23- JA M04 Vs EA E 'H 5 T 5 1 D -z Ilrriye N 24N ,iTXJ'f'fan., L., 'Ea U XX e G aye 2 U,ff0nL -uf XL -QT lm -:QUE 1.3 X-NN' Tue 'H 1,511.5 2-' 9 PV 'xx 'Win e U7. L R2 ygj '-xf! Glififn Qu fi,-Q 'diff 13' xo ' AL AB A N' Q 1'gffu 5575 7:59 Q, 0 VS. TENNE-SSE If-g?f?f 55515 igf gi-53' 15 1955-2P.M--N 13,55 115.255 5-3551138 sas.,0vK- ' ,lf-1005 IIJEH 44,-245' 'JUL 'Asn X g collage bv Nancy Langhans o0XQ Q5 lo VV to Vvrl e Y 1 F1 5, SSL' 2.w:f, 5' S 5 4 ' ff mx!! ' M L- !g'1Ej, H ' v X B. :sw ' ,L . A, 1, VN. Costll nw F f'DnAL 0 Partv Higm fm Q mn ighw U' 01000 'I W, , 1 -1-X z Cbrls MAKEQS APD Mugfc .. I 3 ,Q I-Senlor Hall HFC 4 Mrk' ,,,,.wv'-we A fl, P . 3- 'Inf . F nl Gmirei- Qionw ul. '-30, -VFX, 15417, ' f Iv , 1 ' ' ' A 0 l 71 4 my fork ,E C-1.9 I5 'ag O, N1 ll CLASS OFFICERS Dotty Ross, Vice-Presidentg B. J. Wilson, Presidentg Sharon Guillette, Secretary-Treasurer ophomore Class Class Advisor, MR. J. NEAL TOLSON APRIL LEE ANDERSON Ape Berwyn, Pennsylvania General Culture FRANCES LOUISE ASP Fran Berkeley Heights, New Jersey General Culture TINA RAE ARRANTS Tina Mt. Kisco, New York General Culture DONNA RUTH AURIEMMA Donna Medford, New Jersey General Culture SYLVIA DIANE BACON Dumpy Jonesville, Virginia Secondary Education LUCY LYNN E AVERY Lucy Tampa, Florida General Culture CHERYL NEWMAN BARKER Cheryl Milton, North Carolina General Culture ELIZABETH ELLEN BARGER Betty Bristol, Virginia General Secretarial LAURA ANN BARTOLUCCI Laura Cliffside Park, New Jersey Physical Education DOROTHY CAROLYN BEALE eale A, . Nags Hlsaf, Nqjih C mmm A Frankhn, Vlfglllla General Culture Class of 1967 lam QflxAaJ,lrLw wi Ml Qi ,Kwok ww LL ,UNA 0,1 glgxbfcovlifnaa, Aim Vuxuvfc -Jwwf,-Q' XML, HELEN RUTH BOLWELL Helen Birmingham, Michigan General Culture BARBARA BOWEN Boo Boo Lakewood, Ohio Medical Secretary W SARA LEE BR-AINARD Sara 1 Broadway, Virgini Liberal Arts BARBARA LEIGH BOYD Barb Mm. Airy, North Carolina Liberal Arts BARBARA JEAN BBINSER Brinser Bristol, Tennessee Secondary Education THELMA TERESA BREMER Teresa Orlando, Florida Fine A rts LINDA ANN BROWN Linda Skaneateles, New York General Secretarial ELEANOR LEE BRYANT Eleanor Kenbridge, Virginia Liberal A rts SYLVIA ANN BROWN Sylvia Windermere, Florida General Culture Class of 1967 CHRISTINE IDA BURGERS Chris Wilton, Connecticut P re-N ursing JANET CORRINE CAMELLI Mel Wellesley, Massachusetts Medical Secretarial STELLA ELIZABETH BUTLER Stella Ronceverte, West Virginia General Culture CAROL EMILYN CLARK Carol Ringgold, Georgia Liberal Arts GLORIA JEANNE CASE Jeanne Falls Church, Virginia General Secretarial CHRISTINA LYNN CLARK Lynn Arlington, virginia Home Economics ELEANOR BRAXTON CLINE Candy Hickory, North Carolina Laboratory Technology JEANE ANNE CLARK .leane Tallahassee, Florida General Culture Class of 1967 - CELESTE COFFEY Celeste Falls Church, Virginia Physical Education ygfyxpf 1 A , yf to-QQ-UAUVR 337 OAQW JRWNJ' My Fwy, ll lj? A A R P we 'A .VME llfiljji All JJ NljlMf'w'J 3 Q6 A I if JW J, 1 3 . xl wid .810 V A Ciyw QVWEJRQJ Djjpj' M of A lrlyil Silly .M SARAH CHARLOTTE we CRAWFORD QW Charlotte Jy Erwin, North Carolina Elementary Education DONETTA ESTELLA DAHLGREN Dee Hollywood, Florida Elementary Education 78 KATHERINE MARSHALL DARDEN Kathy N ewsoms, Virginia Liberal Arts MARY JANE DAVIS M. f. Grove City, Pennsylvania Home Economics BARBARA JANE DAVIS B. I. Lake Wales, Florida General Culture CONSTANCE HOPKINS DEARBORN Conk Palm Beach Gardens, Florida General Secretarial TRUDY LEE DONNON Trudy Gwynedd, Pennsylvania Physical Education PATRICIA ANNE DELIA Pat Oreland, Pennsylvania General Secretarial CATHY LEIGH DEBERRY The Shadow Portsmouth, Virginia Pre-Nursing MARY CHRISTINE DOUGHERTY Christi Zanesville, Ohio Applied Art JULIA HELENE EASTMAN Judy McMinnville, Tennessee Pre-fournalisrn PAMELA MARIAN ELDRED Pammie Franklin, Kentucky General Culture CHARLA SUE EDWARDS Sue Fort Lauderdale, Florida Liberal Arts Class of 1967 CATHARINE FRICK EMORY Kiki Birmingham, Alabama Elementary Education CATHERINE MARIE FELTY Trinka Bristol, Tennessee General Culture REBECCA LORENE FEATHERS Becky Brlstol, Vlfglnl Liberal Arts 137 PATRICIA MARY FLEIVIING Pat Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania General Culture 82 VIRGINIA ANN FINCI-I Ginger Dunn, North Carolina Home Economics DEBORAH KATHERINE FOLEY --pezhsy F53 Loyall, Kentucky Liberalfflrts W! 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SUSAN CHRISTINE FRANK Chris Lewiston, New York General Culture Class of 1967 1 SUZANNE LEAH FRYE Sue Grayslake, Illinois General Culture 83 VN CONSTANCE EDEN GABEL Connie Norristown, Pennsylvania Medical Secretarial MARSHA LYNN FULP Bod Vilinston-Salem, North Carolina General Culture E ' 5 NANCY JANE GRIBBLE Nancy Alexandria, Virginia General Culture MARGARET LYNN GARBAN Lynn Port Washington, New York Home Economics MARY ANN ELIZABETH GROOME Mary Ann High Point, North Carolina Liberal Arts BARBARA ANN HALE Barbie Bristol, virginia General Culture SHARON ESTELLE GUILLETTE Sharon ' Newport News, Virginia General Culture Class of 1967 MARY J IM HAM Mary .l im Augusta, Georgia General Culture VIVIAN LEE HAMILTON Vicki saisbufy, North Carolina Physical Education BEVERLY ANN HAMILTON Bev Maplewood, New Jersey Liberal Arts A BETTY FRANN HANNON F rann Port St. Joe, Florida General Culture T' ALISON RUTH HAMWAY Mouse Saddle River, New Jersey Retailing LONA JEAN HANSEN Lona Lawrenceville, New Jersey General Culture l SUSAN ALICE HARRISON S udy McLean, Virginia General Secretarial Class of 1967 STELLA ANN HARTNER Stell Bloomfield, New Jersey General Culture JACKIE LINDA HATFIELD Jackie Abingdon, Virginia Fine Arts A JAYNIE JO HAY laynie Ashville, Ohio Retailing PEGGY JO HENSLEY Peg Roanoke, Vlrglnla Medical Secretarial DARBIE HAWKS Darbie Jacksonville, Florida General Culture REBECCA JANE HELMS Becky Norton, Virginia General Culture LINDA CLAIRE HEWITT Linda Richwood, West Virginia Elementary Education JANET ROSS HOLDEN Janet Mechanicsville, Virginia Liberal Arts NANCY LEE HOLCOMB Nance Roanoke, Virglnia General Culture Class of 1967 MARTHA ANN HURT Ann Bristol, Virginia Home Economics SANDRA YVON NE HOLT Sandy Knoxville, Tennessee General Culture KATHARINE CARY FAIRFAX HOLLAND Cary Williamsburg, Virginia Liberal Arts SALLY JANE HUMPHREY Sally Wilmington, Delaware Physical Education MARY DIX HUFF Dee Pulaski, Virginia Liberal Arts MARTHA ANN IKE Primp Atlanta, Georgia Medical Secretarial KAREN IN GRAHAM F oucla Bethesda, Maryland Applied A rts BARBARA JEAN IRWIN Bonnie Bloomfield, New Jersey General Secretarial Class of 1967 PHYLLIS JANE JOHNSON Phil Artemus, Kentucky General Culture ROBIN HINDLE JONES Robin Miami, Florida Fine A rts KATHLEEN ANNE KELLEY Kathy Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey General Culture ANN FORREST JOHNSTON Ann Fort Myers, Florida General Culture CYNTHIA LOU JUDY Sinner Columbus, Ohio General Culture KATHRYN KELLEY Kathy Boone, North Carolina General Secretarial MARGIA SUE KIDD Margia Greenwood, Virginia General Culture PAIGE ELIZABETH KEPPEL Paige Annandale, V1rg1n1a General Culture Class of 1967 LYNN DIANE KING Lynn Charlottesville, Virginia General Secretarial LINDA SUE LABANICS Linda Springfield, Virginia Home Economics JUDITI-I ANN KREIDER Judy Palmyra, Pennsylvania Pre -Nursing PAMELA JEAN LAMB Pammy Trenton, New Jersey Fine Arts JEANNE MARIANNE LABER Honey Yorktown Heights, New York Fine Arts LONDA LEE LAMPKIN Zipper New Orleans, Lou1s1an General Culture LINDA ANNE LARSON Linda Baltimore, Maryland Pre-N u rsing NANCIE ANN LANGHANS Scooter Yonkers, New York Applied Arts Class of l967 CHARLOTTE ELAINE LEE Lainy Salem, virginia Liberal Arts EDITH LENGACHER Edilh Kinzer, Pennsylvania General Secretarial LINDA LOU LEE Linda Bristol, virginia General Secretarial MARGARET DIANNE LIVESAY Dee Richmond, Virginia General Culture JOAN LILLIE Lily Pompano Beach, Florid General Culture CARY AIVIBLER LOVING Cary Annandale, Virginia Liberal Arts ALICE ESTELLE MCGOWIN Alice Southampton, New York Speech CANDACE RUTH LUDWIG Candy Saddle River, New Jersey Retailing Q Class of 1967 LINDA LEE McKENZIE Lin Harrison, New York Pre-Journalism DIANE LYNNE MARSHALL Diane Short Hills, New Jersey Home Economics 498 ROSEMARIE KATHRYN MASON Peri Wilmington, Delaware Liberal Arts 98 A LINDA DIANE MANDELLO Linda Alexandria, Virginia General Culture 31:31 KATHRYN GWYNN MARTIN Kitty Bristol, Tennessee' General Secretarial ELIZABETH TAYLOR MAXWELL Liz Richmond, Virginia Retailing LINDA CARPENTER MEEHAN Linaler Chelsea, Michigan Physical Education Class of l967 SUSAN NADINE MENKE Sue Gainesville, Florida Liberal Arts ELIZABETH POWELL MILLER Racket Wheeling, West Virginia Physical Education MARCIA DIANE MINERVINO Marcia Alexandria, Virginia General Culture VIRGINIA JOYCE MILLER .luicy Salem, Vlrglnla General Culture SHERRY PAULINE MORGAN Sherry Knoxville, Tennessee General Culture NANCY JACKSON MONOHON Nancy Martinsville, Virginia General Secretarial MARY MARGARET MUNNS Mimi Alexandria, Virginia Elementary Education CAROLE ANNE NEFF Neff West Chester, Pennsylvania General Culture Class of 1967 ELAINE RAE NEWI-IARD Elaine Berkeley Heights, New .lersey Home Economics ANNE V. NICKELSEN A nne Wellesley, Massachusetts Fine A rts PATRICIA GAYLE OSBORNE Patti Bound Brook, New Jersey General Culture CAROLYN SUE PARTIN Carolyn Columbus, Ohio General Culture BARI LYNN OREN Barnie Mount Vernon, New York Drama DEBORAH ELIZABETH PALMER Debo Alexandrla, Vlfglnl General Culture DEBORAH PARUSZEWSKI Chick JEANE Wilmington, D l Drama 401 we 'Bodies-P 'Bod km whole dorm.. f2:n,oPbdW-fmf' bra, cilC30'i ll UDOJQPW Lou- -HfNCL3l Uoellf Vwb was ov I jobs. Nod od least' Re,r1+,' Elafwermbgf Cdl -Whose, Amoxlcs ovlaowl D pn? bt!-efvxs it l Ln 1 been QV? Ovvodl X Q sl? nifwe Toowms ROPE f Sol' l1Z'II Sfluoflfil-Q, qi rl Y- Trina h -H-Hose qv,v1SfL,omQe wufxclobdftcx-1915 quier- lfv cafbe, Q, mann JANIS LYNN PENNINGTON Ian Mount Sterling, Ohio General Culture MARGARET PATTERSON 3 .KA-TE -ecrgver V -Gam v.Qf?. KfQQ,fll mfr Bebe Arlington, Virginia Applied Arts Class of 1967 IQMHQL LU-QA' bpd UQPVJTA Bari? 'Ebcelo QW Jvldbolqes iq QL 525 cool H-X ls Dorf -QJ-lQ!fR 1302 r fi BARBARA GAY PENSON Barbara Fort Belvoir, Virginia Pre-Nursing IO3 LYNNA MERYL PINNEY Lynna New Castle, Pennsylvania Liberal Arts SIGNE KYLE PEOPLES Ky Winston-Salem, North Carolina Applied Arts MARY ELAINE HECKERMAN Mary Syracuse, New York General Secretarial NANCY JARRETT RAMSEY Ramsey Radford, virginia Elementary Education Pali XSD? X431-' W MICHELLE J UDIT H RICCIARDELLI Michelle Falls Church, Virginia Liberal Arts .Li lx A WN xllx-l I xQx'XX-ig lf' 5 Qvkgllk li XLJ XQlQl,,'- ' ,tw ,NX lyxfllr XCNv:,LLL,f' KVX X L , 1 A ol cr., QM, C.-- X: wxfttfx-D . N LX -xlywf I 'X I X Lis X XlQ,LX5v X , f LJ M ---Ng -1 L --5YfM'C, gffff' 5-NTL' J .l k' V 5, ,, ,f D , V we . ,X U20 A Cllr . .. . H anner Pittsford, New York Fine Arts Class of 1967 QQ. fr DENISE ELIZABETH 'RIES Deni I Norfolk, Virginia General Culture DELORES ROARK Delores Bristol, Virginia Retailing LINDA LEE ROBERTS Linda West Point, Virgini' General Culture GAY JANELLE ROBERTS Gay Norfolk, virginia General Culture :L SHARON LOUISE RGBINSON Sharon Cumberland, Maryland General Culture SALLY CROCKETT ROBINSON Sally Westfield, New .lersey Home Economics MARY LOUISE ROBSON Lou Culpeper, Virginia Liberal Arts FREDDIE RAE RUSHBROOKE Freddie Rae Pearisburg, Virginia Voice DOROTHY JEAN ROSS Dany Bristol, Virginia Home Economics Class of 1967 BARBARA ALICE SAEN GER Saenger South Orange, New Jersey Physical Education SUSAN SCHOFF Suzi Moylan, Pennsylvania Home Economics -If N 4 MARILYNNE SUE SAMSON Sam Vernon Center, New York Music 'Tl EMILY RUTH SHAN Emily Mineola, Long Island, New York Liberal Arts -xTx-Q.', N-d,- 1 '- ,.x SUSAN CAROLE SCHWEIGART Schweigart CHAR Haddonfield, New Jersey 'YC Cl. General Culture cfllb q ' ' 4 CN NQ-f.s'1- W -LD. '-.ubcf-xg 33-n,,,,qCNg,Q. o,,wNg9 Lk. ,. Q . 3 'Dr'-i1.5c.i.Qg,5vl1 R-J Q fP'X+---R4 'W Afvvevkgbq 2,9 A., -..J ' 'L ' rl.L.J.Q.,v JG-Q' , '39 . A - -N A ix 'Ja,NCfD -' ' 3,, bw,. 33vVLJX-,Q., f if -Q-4,1 K ,Aff-,,. ily, -0-N NMQ11. lgj X 5 :SSS-wwf . lfffilkg Jrujbk,-f , 4 - gn-va., ,A A ,D 'sfx rx.,g...,4..,A 2' QSJJJ - -. . I-., In -,Q-5 - los ,,,. 5 M - r, - ., . .Al - A . N' I KATHLEEN HICE SILVUS Katliel Le-echburg, Pennsylvania General Culture KAREN LOUISE SIMON Karen East Aurora, New York General Secretarial KAREN DORIS SIIVIIVIERIVIAN Kim vine1and,NewJ Qrse y Liberalflrts Class of I967 DIANNE CATHERINE SKILLIVIAN Dianne Alexandria, Virginia Liberal Arts REBECCA JANE SMITH Becky Ocean City, New Jersey Medical Secretary MARGARET RHODES SMITH Byrd Bristol, Virginia Education CARLA GREAR STARKEY Carla Bethesda, Maryland General Culture MELANIE AUDREY SNELL Melanie Alexandria, Virginia Pre-Nursing LYNN JAY STEVENS Lynn Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Culture DONNA ARETA STOKES Aretu Lexington, North Carolina Home Economics JUDITH JEAN STEWART Judi Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Secondary Education Class of l967 NANCY JANE STRAWN Nancy Warrington, Pennsylvania Applied Arts T KARIN ANN STURM Karin Ashland, Kentucky Secondary Education ANN MARGARET STUART Ann Margaret Bluefield, VVCSI Virginia Drama L H2 as-f-I-ui SUSAN KAY SULICK , ,,,, , Buy Village, Ohio General Culture 5411 DORELLA ANN STURWOLD Dorie Detroit, Michigan Relailing BETTY ANN SULLIVAN Betty Rogersville, Tennessee Medical Secretarial BETTY ANN SWIERAD Bet West Springfield, Massachusetts Secondary Education .l UDIT H MARIE SUMSKI Judd Poughkeepsie, New York Retailing Class of 1967 CLAUDIA SWINEY Claude Bristol, Tennessee General Culture BRENDA CAROEL TALLEY Brenda Fredericksburg, Virginia General Culture MARGARET HAYNES TALLENT Marty Creeneville, Tennesse Liberal Arts PAMELA DRUE THOMAS Pam Clifton Forge, Virginia General Secretarial MAVI S DARLENE TERRY Mavis Abingdon, Virginia Fine A rts JANE ELLEN THURN Thurn Clearwater Beach, Florida General Culture BARBARA ANNE TUCKER Barb Hampton, virginia General Culture EFF IE ANN TILLMAN Effie Ann Wadeshoro, North Carolina Pre-Nursing Class of 1967 ANNE PENN YBACKER VERMILLION Penny Secondary Education SUSAN CAROL WALK Sue Rolling Hills Estates, California General Culture ELIZABETH JANE WEAVER Betty Bristol, Tennessee , General Secretarial CHAROLETTE TAYLOR VERMILLION Charolette Holston, Virginia Home Economics KAREN WARNER Karen Alexandria, virginia Music KATHRYN ANNE WEAVER A nne Strasburg, Pennsylvania Physical Education VIRGINIA DEE WESTPI-IAL Ginny Delray Beach, Florida Liberal Arts CHRISTINE RUSSELL WEBSTER Chris Princess Anne, Maryland Elementary Education Class of 1967 SUSAN FRANCES WHALEN Suki Gainesville, Georgia Fine Arts AUDRA EVELYN WHITLOW Audra Martinsville, Virginia Elementary Education SALLY WATSON WH ITELAW Sally Jacksonville, Florida Elementary Education DARA ELLEN WILLIAMS Dara Archer, Florida General Culture I8 BARBARA WIENTJ ES Bobsie Springfield, virginia Liberal Arts MARY LOU WILLIAMS Lou Concord, North Carolina Medical Secretarial I CJ xx Viwifffft BARBARA JEAN WILSON ri ifiafiifwf wiifff KATHLEEN TALIAFERRO WINSTON Kathy Louisa, Virginia General Culture Class of 1967 Arlington, Virginia Fine Arts LOLA ANNE WITHERS Anne Pulaski, Virginia Liberal Arts PAMELA JOHNSON WORT Pam Bemardsville, New Jersey Pre-Pharmacy PATRICIA GAYLE WOHLFORD Pauy Wytheville, Virginia Applied A rt CASSIE ELIZABETH ZACHARY Zach Lexington, North Carolina General Culture CAROLYN ELIZABETH YOUNG Carol Bristol, Virginia General Culture Sophomore Proclamation Ring out, as the chimes ring outg Friendships build and grow, they'll never fade promises made. A smile, a childish whim for wanting An extended hand in darkest night leads me to light. The light to . . . My understanding has really grown since I've been here And all around me, love has removed all my fears. Then being greeted with a great big, Hi, hello theref' My life has meaning knowing you care. Now as we look out, all of our future will measure Radiant light that will help us to visualize All of the great times, truest of friends will treasure. With the awareness Intermont gives, V.I. continues to live Building a future foundation that will never know how to fall. Strengthening character to keep morals tall. We sing Nil Sine Numine . . . will ever guide our many ways. Within our hands the key unlocks unknown eternity. The lamp will help us throughout the night. The star will lead us onward, this way is shining bright. The chapters of our lives are rich where honor thrives, Up-holding the tradition we have known reveals our dreams. As we walk down the pathway of daily life the future seems Glowing with anticipation of needing A life of wealth in spirit free Our love to you, V. I. C. Song I hope I don't have to wait much longer. They certainly seem to be enjoying themselves. - mx' What in the world can she be doing? Up, down, up, down L A sk W A ' i ' so iii. X 'LMon Cherie Surprise, a neat bulletin board! IL-1-as Did she really do that? A letter for Dick I'm so cool! rft Pretty petites of the Sophomores 1,11 Clllbbef YOU! Freshmen collage by Margaret Patterson 'IQS 3 if-4' 455 l Q 'f:7 ' 5 an .,a:- QQ-41 la-1--' Freshman Class of 1968 Class Advisors MRS. LOUIS KOVACS, DR. ACHILLE RIVIELLO. CLASS OFFICERS Joy Aldridge, Presidentg Patty Brooks, Vice-Presidentg Diane Rubenstein, Secretary-Treasurer Susan Marie Alexander China Grove, North Carolina Susan Jean Alligood Rochester, New York Mary Sheridan Anderson Denver, Colorado Laura Elizabeth Annis Alexandria, Virginia Cheryl Rebecca Arrington Roanoke, Virginia Linda Dale Allen Louisville, Kentucky Elaine Mae Altizer Jewell Ridge, Virginia Jerri L. Andrechyn Maplewood, New Jersey Christine Armstrong Upper Sandusky, Ohio Emily Auspitz York, Pennsylvania Gertrude Cay Bailey Julia Dale Baker Drummond Island, Michigan Hawkinsville, Georgia Ronna Karen Baker Nancy Jean Balnaves Roanoke, Virginia Cherry Hill, New Jersey ,loan Chandler Baptist Bette ,Io Barrasso Arlington, Virginia Reading, Pennsylvania Jessie Mary Helen Baur Ann Emile Baxter Reading, Pennsylvania Pensacola, Florida Mary Susan Bean Linda Laura Beauvais Winston-Salem, North Carolina Winchendon, Massachusetts Freshmen Sandra Lee Berg Poland, Ohio Mary Melissa Bertholf Alexandria, Virginia Elizabeth Lee Bitely Rome, New York Frances Booher Bristol, Virginia Jane Lucretia Bortz Uniontown, Pennsylvania Nancy Atwater Berry Ridgewood, New Jersey Deborah Irene Bishe Seaford, Delaware Jennifer Nell Blount Bartow, Florida Kathleen Mara Boone Richmond, Virginia Margaret Rose Bouldin Martinsville, Virginia 55.42-fm V . ' :fi M36 iz H-N - X ,. sv an We-.H '::fi':5' AW: : 'fu' i in A if LEE we 1 V , Ml' C Pga K ,.W, , X E V , , . -15 V :wnsrlwitf sax-pw H if ' . vr:1L'252sfwsS21nw?-' . EH- 3-af, . 6 . .W ,fs m e Sn : Ma-fe stay:- ,1 1-T ., A --erm-it i-,ga :V Q.. ., au,-asm V-,aa-:--:a . ,., 3.1-img. Freshmen Saundra Delorise Bounds McMinnville, Tennessee Patricia Anne Bowman Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Margaret Lynn Branstrom Morganton, North Carolina Patricia Ann Brooks Bristol, Virginia Earlene Joy Brown Coventry, Rhode Island Melissa Ann Bow Canton, Ohio Susanne Brainard Sarasota, Florida Mary Virginia Broheck Washington, D. C. Bettina Sue Brown Lewiston, New York Janean Linda Brown Princeton, West Virginia Marion Townsend Brown Barbara Ann Browning Arlington, Virginia Roberta Marie Brozowski Wayne, New Jersey Sallie Jones Buehler Moorestown, New Jersey Laura Lee Burnett Annandale, Virginia Lory Anne Byrne Falls Church, Virginia Tallahassee, Florida Karen Ann Budowitz Richmond, Virginia Kay Buglass Fairfax, Virginia Barbara Ann Buxton Morristown, New Jersey Lida Hayes Calvert Tarboro, North Carolina an as greg J N595 g M, la Bette Kyleen Campbell Whitesburg, Kentucky Carol Carpenter Knoxville, Tennessee Margaret Aline Carter Richmond, Virginia Linda Kay Cathey Knoxville, Tennessee Merry Anne Cecil Spartanburg, South Carolina Sharon Fayette Cardelli Triangle, Virginia Nora Jean Carrier Bristol, Tennessee Mary Elizabeth Cassell Staunton, Virginia Judith Lynn Catron Louisville, Kentucky Elizabeth Chambers Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Janet Ellen Christy Marietta, Ohio Sylvia Cirrito Arlington, Virginia Linda Carol Cobb Chattanooga, Tennessee Patricia Gail Cook Chattanooga, Tennessee Lucille Capobianco Locust Valley, New York Wilma Jeanne Chunn Tullahoma, Tennessee Brenda Gale Claytor Winchester, Tennessee Katherine Ann, Collins New York, New York Linda Anne Cooper Norfolk, Virginia Rhett Carter Cork Clermont, Florida 46 C 'D if Catherine Ann Corte Kimball, West Virginia Joanne Gray Counts Bristol, Virginia Candace Bettina Crawford Convent, New Jersey Susan Louise Curl Miami, Florida Cynthia Lynne Dalla Berwyn, Pennsylvania Janet Llewellyn Coughlan Staunton, Virginia Judith Ellen Craddock Charlottesville, Virginia Caren Gail Crisanti Belmar, New Jersey Frederica Curtiss Hingham, Massachusetts Patricia Ann Dandy Wayne, New Jersey ra, ' . ,:,-.gggifg sf ,,,,,., 1 , E K 'k fm,:JA5,f-, , , ei:' E55 fi 1' ' , .,,,,, 1 1' :w i f z,1.,t g59fy ,. fmszssstsmtmsa ,,, 1 -HM: w ere 'fs-sf . Q .-M:- '1 5 32, Freshmen Katherine Anne Dedrick Rebecca Jean DeLeo Arlington, Virginia Charlotte, North Carolina Rita Marie DeSouza Anne Waldron Deuel Arlington, Virginia Parkersburg, West Virginia Diane Blake deVictoria Linda DiFilippantonio Westwood, New Jersey Pennsville, New Jersey Georgia Leigh Dillon Linda Kathleen Rocky Mount, Virginia Donkervoet Wayne, New Jersey Shelia Joan Downey Margaret Alfreta Dumas Pleasamville, New York Alexandria, Virginia Freshmen Diana Dunn Juliana Dunn Maryville, Tennessee Princeton, West Virginia Wenona Sullivan Eastman Barbara Jane Eaton McMinnville, Tennessee Fort Lauderdale, Florida Barbara Joyce Elder Deborah Elliott Alexandria, Virginia Windsor, Connecticut Scottie Elliott Elizabeth Ann Embick Independence, Virginia New Cumberland, Pennsylvania Beryl Price Evans Mallory ,loan Evans Scarsdale, New York Atlanta, Georgia Melinda F3l1ChC1' Nancy Elaine Farr Newport, Tennessee Castlewood, Virginia Gerale Jewel Felton Judith Anne Ferguson Tullahoma, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Martha Jean Fisher Pamila Ann Fleming Clinton, Tennessee Salem, Virginia Dorothy Jane Forgach Lucy Ricarda 'Fortescue Nutley, New Jersey Hendersonville, North Carolina Judith Ann Foster Margaret Ann Frank Huntington, New York Laurel, Maryland is al' f a . 1. MM Leslie Lynne Fry Wayne, West Virginia Deborah Fuller Haysi, Virginia Linda Lou Callas Park Ridge, Illinois Sandra Kay Gates Charleston, West Virginia Martha Jane Gillenwater Bristol, Virginia Laverne Willoughby F ullen Blountville, Tennessee Leta Ann Fuller Martinsville, Virginia Sharyn Lee Cano Wilmington, Delaware Karen Elena Gear York, Maine Doris Elaine Gilliam Bristol, Virginia Karen Gene Glover New Castle, Pennsylvania Elizabeth Ann Grayhill Hanover, Pennsylvania Molly Poage Gregson Roanoke, Virginia Peggy Keppel Hagerman San Francisco, California Barbara Jane Hall Charleston, West Virginia Wg? L . , 554f'5'1i? If 1521327 i i 'gif . H 5 I V ' , all wi Y, + an a+ is ,f Y u if arg . ,E ,x ggi? ,.., H K' ,ze 'f , S Janet Louise Graden Smyrna, Delaware Jeannie Sharman Gregg Leesburg, Florida Cynthia Jane Guzik Lewiston, New'York Leah Holland Hales Vass, North Carolina Donna Lee Hall Alexandria, Virginia Freshmen Linda Ruth Hanson Rumson, New Jersey Margaret Louise Harmon Barbourville, Kentucky Patsy Jay Harrison Palmetto, Florida Beverly Ann Hartshorn Decatur, Georgia Linda Hattaway Columbus, Georgia Sally Andrews Hardin Isabella, Tennessee Anne Pamela Harra Stony Brook, New York Willa Juanita Harrison Pittsford, New York Mary Keith Harvey Bedford, Virginia Carol Jean Hayes Bristol, Tennessee ki 3 .sin - Alf . ,VN tex A 'nr-'Q Linda Joy Heacock Mary Jane Heaton Plumsteadville, Pennsylvania Columbus, Ohio 1 W Margaret Lee Hensley Judith Ann Herrlein if A xg. L ' ifff Bluefield, West Virginia Arlington, Virginia - . - wk 1 I I . - ,..., Linda A1111 Hill Suzanne Dale Hiner Knoxville, Tennessee Callao, Virginia -A 1.1-:7 Margaret Ann Hubbard Mary Lynne Hughes Lake Wales, Florida Circleville, Ohio ,My Judy Ann Hull Jamie Irene Hume Bristol, Tennessee York, Maine rv ,,.:5,, ,pf , Jcac g , , c ,3 4 L J J, i , it .1., ai -1 'it' , , , 5' 4 V- V H . , .,.,,. Q, .,,, enema, J ,Q Nancy Lee Hunger Carol Ann Hutton York, Pennsylvania York, Pennsylvania Mary Lee Jackson Alice Roberta Jarvis Virginia Beach, Virginia Georgetown, Kentucky Kathleen Marie Jennings Jennifer L. Johnson Lynchburg, Virginia Towson, Maryland Paula Louise Johnson Sharon Marie Johnson Westfield, New Jersey Falls Church, Virginia Sarah Alice Keith Susan Paula Kelly Wadesboro, North Carolina Scotch Plains, New Jersey Freshmen Margery Dimmitt Kerby Julia Annette King Lutherville, Maryland Bristol, Virginia Elizabeth Katherine Klein Judy Ann King Bristol, Virginia Street, Maryland Katherine Jane Koetsch Convent Station, New Jersey Wanda Sue Knopf Warren, Pennsylvania X Q 'ua s I ' Gi ' Q S . Cynthia Ann Kohler wlillaiiie Carol Krumscheid Lancaster, Pennsylvania Chatham, New Jersey Karen L. Kwantz Deborah Anne Lagueux Bridgeport, Connecticut Roanoke, Virginia 3 K ,aa -Nikiae. ., H -sffb 'QL' .-',, , rf .Qian V Q' .b .A it 'ig . i R ' ,-t Y I I ,fl .A. 5 J 7 ' ,xg-as -N, - ' ,,---' if , ' -' - L H .ser,,,g,,,a.Q Martha Alice Larsen Peconic, Long Island, New Yor Maureen Leonardo Yorktown Heights, New York Deborah Anne Lilly Wayne, Pennsylvania Joyce Elizabeth Little Elizabeth City, North Carolina Mary Margaret Longo Millburn, New Jersey k f-f.,..tW, ,,,., J. , . :L-1:21-' ., .vim fm Pri? .. r J, at .rir ' R s X fl N X ge Charlayne Larson Waterbury, Connecticut Leslie Light Bellport, New York Jacqueline Louise Liptak Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Toni Ann Lobasso Huntington Station, New York Bonnie Laird Wayne, New Jersey Karen Leigh Loughridge Fredericksburg, Virginia Lynda Beth Lundbye Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania Patricia Anne Mackey Falls Church, Virginia Marilyn Ann Mahoney Indianapolis, Indiana Mary Lynne Martin Bluefield, West Virginia Barbara Ludlum Cranford, New Jersey Susan Maude Luther Asheville, North Carolina Lurlie Jeanne Mahaffey Apopka, Florida Linda Mann Charleston, West Virginia Mary Vay Martini Brecksville, Ohio Freshmen Patricia Lynn Mason Bristol, Virginia Rebecca Garland Maupin Covington, Virginia Kathy Marie Mendel Sarasota, Florida Susan Meyer Alexandria, Virginia Catherine Graham Miller Fairfax, Virginia Margaret Rose Mathna Lorain, Ohio Karen Leigh Meadows Nashville, Tennessee Cynthia Jo Meredith Lakeland, Florida Sue Ellen Midgley Mount Sterling, Ohio Nancy Diane Miller Fort Lauderdale, Florida Gail Margarita Miner N. Tonawanda, New York Madeline Theresa Monaco Garden City, New Jersey Lynne Ellen Mongero Yorktown Heights, New York Katherine Jean Moore South Hill, Virginia Marilyn Ross Morrow Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Paula June Moad Bristol, Virginia Linda Ray Montgomery South Hill, Virginia Bernadette Moore Oyster Bay, New York Kathleen Ann Moore Haddonfield, New Jersey Barbara Lee Mulvey Greensbojro, NorthMCarolina rt' A .ll .J 1 f-L' if I W My ,nifty 'type I X ' NJ 1, ill-1 fi ,X X .W Freshmen Margaret Jean MacFarland Greensboro, North Carolina Patricia Harley McCaleb Covington, Virginia Karen McElroy Morristown, New Jersey Mary Janie McGehee Keysville, Virginia Ellen Stewart McKinley Summit, New Jersey Ellen McAllister Delta, Pennsylvania Patricia Ann McCrohan Princeton, New Jersey Katherine Dell McGee Bluefield, West Virginia Mildred Elizabeth Mclver Richmond, Virginia Jean McLaughlin Richmond, Virginia Julia Ann lVlcW'hirter Indianapolis, Indiana Jaequelin Elizabeth Newman Bristol, Tennessee Julia Elizabeth Nickell Johnson City, Tennessee Bertha Nielson Poughkeepsie, New York Linda Gail Norman Charlotte, North Carolina Peggy Ann Nazak Haddonfield, New Jersey Susan Claire Nichols Covington, Virginia Joanne Elizabeth Nicoll Bayonne, New Jersey Pamela Jean Nolan Alexandria, Virginia Virginia Louise Norris New Orleans, Louisiana Carolyn Marie Novak Lynchburg, Virginia Cheryl Olsen Flanders, New Jersey Laurie Anna Osborne Georgetown, Kentucky Elizabeth Worthington Owen Bedford, Pennsylvania Leslie Mary Owen Bristol, Tennessee Deborah Lee O'Brien Vienna, West Virginia Margery Elizabeth Oleskie Piscataway, New Jersey Stephanie Elena Ott Newark, Delaware Jennifer Lynne Owen Cleveland, Virginia Bobbie Jean Owens Barbourville, Kentucky Linda Carol Pase Martinsville, Virginia Antoinette Dibrell Paul Alexandria, Virginia Elen Davis Pendleton Blacksburg, Virginia Susan Elizabeth Peters West Chester, Pennsylvania Cynthia Ellen Phipps Bristol, Tennessee Andrea Judith Passela Annandale, Virginia Pamela Jo Peden Charleston, West Virginia Sarah Thornton Pentz Covington, Virginia Penny Pink Petree Winston-Salem, North Carolina Cynthia Ann Pierce Pittsford, New York Freshmen Mary Priscilla Plummer Susan Gayle Powell Dharan, Saudi Arabia Clifton Forge, Virginia Patricia Ann Prickett 103,11 Helena Pfgski Forked River, New Jersey Dover, New Jersey Pamela Marie Prout Sandra Lou Pyle Lewiston, .New York Kingsport, Tennessee Frances Fordham Ramsey Judith Ann Rankin Rutherfordton, North Carolina Charlotte, North Carolina Jeanne Maria Ratti Sandra Judith Read Far Hills, New Jersey Greenville, North Carolina Mary Jenkins Reed Delores Marie Reynolds Lancaster, Ohio Bedford, Virginia Carolyn Craig Rhudy Sara Katherine Richie Welch, West Virginia Salem, Virginia Patricia Ann Roberts Patricia Kay Rodman Abingdon, Virginia Haddonfield, New Jersey Karen Lee Roeseler Lynn Rossi Quakertown, Pennsylvania Fort Belvoir, Virginia Ann Adair Roth Rita Ann Routzong Columbia City, Indiana Eastville, Virginia Cynthia Roys Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Diane Rubenstein Indianapolis, Indiana Thelma Graves Sanders Clifton Forge, Virginia May Lawrence Savage Chincoteague, Virginia Paige Scott Mendon, Vermont Celeste Michele Rubach Buffalo, New York Linda Ann Sampson Bristol, Virginia Beverly Ann Savage Norwood, Massachusetts Sherry Ann Schnitzius Moorestown, New Jersey Gail Marie Sechrist Cincinnati, Ohio Freshmen Anna Rose Serio Baton Rouge, Louisiana Allison Skinner Springfield, Pennsylvania Ann Lewis Smith F airfax, Virginia Deborah Kay Smith Salisbury, North Carolina .lonnie Aileen Smith Morristown, Tennessee Sandra Kay Shuster Staunton, Virginia Dora Susan Smart Detroit, Michigan Barbara Jean Smith Fort Lauderdale, Florida Elizabeth M. Smith Mount Airy, North Carolina Kathleen Jo Smith Delray Beach, Florida Mary Rosalyn Smith Smithville, Tennessee Anne Elizabeth Smotherman Chattanooga, Tennessee Susan Renee Snypes Hickory, North Carolina Susan Carol Sparks Hatboro, Pennsylvania Nancy Darlene Stacey Bristol, Tennessee Wanda Lee Smith South Boston, Virginia Christine Ellen Smyth Alexandria, Virginia Catherine Arnold Spangler York, Pennsylvania Carolyn Sprague Alexandria, Virginia Susan Patricia Staley Hampton, Virginia Antoinette Stewart Wyckoff, New Jersey Evelyn Lynda Stout Donalsonville, Georgia Carol Lynn Sulc Morristown, New Jersey Deborah Ann Sullivan Roanoke, Virginia Linda Carol Sykes Elkhorn City, Kentucky Sharon Anne Storck Wyncote, Pennsylvania Karen Adele Stuard Ardmore, Pennsylvania Cheryl Lee Sullivan Nashville, Tennessee Judith Ann Swift Bristol, Tennessee Eugenia Wilson Tallent Greeneville, Tennessee I58 , Freshmen Leslie Jean Tarleton Lena Elizabeth Tate Wliippany, New Jersey Camden, Alabama Barbara Jean Taylor Pamela Rae Taylor McLean, Virginia Arlington, Virginia Susan Teitrick Joan Terry Carlisle, Pennsylvania Miami Springs, Florida Mary Kathryn T0mlinS011 Nell Coleman Toms Galax, Virginia South Boston, Virginia Marianne Trakas Patricia Traughber Garden City, New Y0Tk Dunnellon, Florida Suzanne Beth Tribble Arlington, Virginia Jeanne Gray Turner Leaksville, North Carolina Lola Tyson Cairo, Georgia Janet Virginia Ungemach Arlington, Virginia Barbara Eleanor Waddington Dorchester, Massachusetts Barbara Jean Trinkle Bristol, Tennessee Mary Amr Turner Bethesda, Maryland Karen Lee Underwood Miami, Florida Susan Jane VanScoy Davenport, Iowa Cheryl Wagner Claymont, Delaware Jennifer Caroll Wagner Dian Walker Meadowview, Virginia Jacksboro, Tennessee Jean Clifton Warren Lisa Weihe Fredericksburg, Virginia Washington, D. C. Ellen Byrd Weisbecker Wilhelmine Mercer High Point, North Carolina Whayne Louisville, Kentucky Toni Lee Wheeler Lisa Francis Wideman Bristol, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Blair Wielkopolski Cathy Marie Wiggins Reading, Pennsylvania Lancaster, Pennsylvania Freshmen Cheryl Ann Williams Falls Church, Virginia Ruth Helen Williamson Oswego, New York Marilyn A. Woods New York, New York Kathleen Mary York Stamford, Connecticut Karen Lee Young San Francisco, California Helen Iris Williams Indianapolis, In-diana Diane W. Wood Vestal, New York Martha Ellen Worthy Carrollton, Georgia Candy Young Locust Valley, New York Pamela Suzanne Young Paterson, New Jersey - az- , -- fm Y 'f ,,t.. I J ' I ..,,. I , l Linda Kay Williams Columbus, Ohio Susan Jane Zimmermann Granby, Connecticut Bonnie Joyce Zulke Youngstown, New York Judy Lee McClanahan Covesville, Virginia Jayne Hayes Winslow Vineland, New Jersey Johanna Irene Zimmerman Frederick, ,Maryland Paulette Marie Coldren Export, Pennsylvania Must have-been a good one! And now, a word from your advisor But it doesn't work! Now that I have your undivided attention . . . Anyone for double sol? Y0u'H get yours, baby! S0phomores do what, Barb? rganizations collage by Hannah Reig nm! il gl gill! HEY if Unit mi nu Inf X mi 13-uc ghrc at nw h 1 D. f famnu mu mar, 11211 K 'im-11. 'H 'illmi 'W' I1 am: 1 flillnl ' an Ummm! than: ED gn ra ning, In mm rxumn. 12 tfiu-W H gn AIBMUAA, 'gibxcaxx umm xx'111' KhS ' ---fc iinuaill, f fl Ha Uma lem 've-,,. U Ui 1 MLW aj: :,,, A Tflple C 9 workd h RA-5, over 1 f:5.fx xx kr EE-HF, A cv His only t-A1 et1c Assomaugn --i...,...,.,, tigw 'f 'Hi 51.5 S, k.'.. My K 1. is l ' WWW Standmg A Weaver E Tillman L McKenzie S Morgan M Ricclardelli M Robson J. Proski, M. Snell, C. Gabel, B. Wilson, S. Peters, R Mason Seated B Oren T Arrants C Coffey C Doughterty J Coe B Feathers D Blsbe. Front: J. Aldridge, B. Irwin, K, Williams, S. Cirrito, L. Mclier Student overnment Association The Student Government Association, of which all students are members, has a representative body of twenty-seven students with its sponsor, Miss Peg- gy Hart. As a disciplinary body, these campus leaders promote integrity, honor, and school spirit among the students through faculty-student coop- eration. The association established a committee to Wel- come all new students, the orientation program, in the fall. Another activity of this elected body was the annual Parents' Weekend, held February 17 to 19. This occasion provided an opportunity for parents to meet and talk with the administration and faculty and to attend campus functions. Student Life Committee The newly formed Student Life Pro- gram, under the direction of Miss Barbara Frogge, and the Student Life Committee, unified the spiritual, social, and cultural activity of student campus life. These seven students played an active role of leadership and responsibility throughout the year. Chapel programs and seminars, featur- ing renowned professionals in a wide range of fields, were led by members of the Student Life Committee. All social ac- tivities, including umixersf' Winter Carni- val, Spring Frolics, May Day, and many others were organized by the Committee. Members welcomed performing guests on campus and ushered at performances of the Fine Arts Series. The committee mem- bers, disguised as reindeer, entertained for the Children's Christmas party with V. lfs '4Santa, Mr. Roberts. Membership in the Student Life Com- mittee is restricted to sophomores. The members are selected by the Chairman and the Director of Student Life. Bill Wade talks with interested students after the chapel program Around me table, clockwise: Kathy Winstong Margia Kiddg Beverly Hamiltong Miss Barbara Frogge, Directorg Eleanor Bryantg Honey Laberg Barbara .lean Wilson, Chairmang Martha Ike. Seated: Sharon Robinson, Devotions Chairman, Kim Sinunerman, President, Phyllis Johnson, Publicity Chairman. Standing: Freddie Rushbrooke, Music Chairman, Margia Kidd, SSCICHIIY-TICHSUFCFJ Mr. GIHSS. Advisorg Sharon Cuillette, program Chairman, Audra Wllitlow, Vice-President. The Baptist Student Union of Virginia Intermont is a distinctive student program, which is promoted by the Southern Bap- tist Convention. The B.S.U. serves as a link between Baptist students on college campuses and the local church. The or- ganization is student-led, church related, and Christ-centered. The organization sponsored a Christmas party for the Janie Hammitt Home. Con- ventions held at Eagle Eyrie, Virginia, and Louisville, Kentucky, were well supported activities. Dinner meetings brought the group together, and baby-sitting jobs raised funds for the Summer Mission Program. Baptist Student nion , 3. iv ws, fi J f ,. at Y 3 F, Rushbrooke, E. J. Brown, A. Whitlow, L. King, P. Traughler, C. Ludwig, S. Guillette, K. Simmerman, D. Reynolds, M. Carter, G. Norman, L. Hill K Jennings, P. Johnson, J. Miller, E. Lee, M. Kidd, S. Robinson, Mr. Styles, Advisor The Canterbury Club, the Episcopal or- ganization, was composed of over ninety members. The group was responsible for bringing Holy Communion to lntermontls campus on religious holidays and during Lent. The traditional Peanut Week, sponsored by Canterbury Club, occurred in Febru- V ary. This week of secret-pal fun is planned a to build new friendships among the stu- . dents. Celeste Coffey, Vice-President, Barbara Penson, President, Melanie Snell The Canterbury Club Standing: B. Penson, K. Emory, C. Holland, T. Donnon, L. Smith, M, Snell. Seated: P. Scott, C. Coffey, L, Roberts, C. Loving, B. Cassell, L. Avery. The Newman Club pictured with Sister Ann Bridget Newman lub The Newman Club is open to all stu- dents of the Catholic faith. A group of Newman Club members took part in a Hootenanny Mass with the New- man Club at East Tennessee State Uni- versity in November. This new realm in Catholic liturgy was brought to Inter- mont's campus in February. The club sponsored mass was open to all students with full explanation for non-Catholics. Members held a surprise Christmas party at the convent for the nuns of St. Anne's Parish and were dinner guests of the ladies of the parish in February. Left Row: Mrs. Bryson, Advisorg J. Macfarland, L. Maxwell, S. Harrison, A. Nickel- son, T. Bowman. Right Row: L. Weigh, L. Garban, C. Dearborn, K. Strum, S. Hartner. United Religious Association The United Religious Association is an organization of fellowship for those de- nominations not represented by a separate group on campus. The Jewish faith as well as Christian Science, Greek Orthodox, Lutheran, and others are represented. URA's program for 1966-1967 included speakers from the Mormon and Unitarian Churches, discussion periods, dinner meet- ings, participation in the remodeling of a prayer room, and a Christmas party for the local orphanage. In the spring URA members were hosts at an Easter Egg Hunt for Bristol children. The year was ended with a picnic outing. Mrs. Bryson, Advisory Lynn Garban, Treasurerg Tricia Bowman, Vice-Presidentg Karen Strum, Secretaryg Connie Dearborn, President, Sudy Harrison, Devotions Chairman. 'B Seated: Effie Ann Tillman, President. Standing: Patsy Harrison, Vice-President, Janis Pen- ningtong Miss Brooks, Advisor, Karen Simon, Secretary, Mary Jane Heaton, Publicity Chair- man, Cheryl Barker, Devotion Chairman. Methodist students compose the Wesley Foundation on campus. Under the spon- sorship of Miss Brooks, the group created a warm college fellowship. One of the most meaningful projects of the Wesley Foun- dation was its uadoptionw of orphans from the Janie Hammitt Home. Through work with the Bristol Juvenile Detention Home, members gained further experience and sympathy for less fortunate youth. Group discussions stimulated religious thought and questions. Constructive work went to- ward the remodeling of the prayer room on campus. Wesley Foundation First Row: E. A. Tillman, C. Pierce, M. Fancher, C. Barker, P. Harrison. Second Row: Miss Brooks, C. Burgers, P. Peden, L. Hewitt, M.-J, Heaton, P Young. Third Row: K. Simon, J. Pennington, M. A. Groome, J . Terry, C. Rhudy, S. Butler, N. Hunger. it i Seated: M. L. Williamsg J. Stewartg Mrs. Richards, Advisorg B. Smithg B. Evansg D. Dunn, Standing: B. Miller, S. Frye, L. Calvert, J. McCehee, L. Hansen. Westminster Fellowship A religious' organization for Presbyterians, West- minster Fellowship created just what its name implies-fellowship. ln conjunction with King Col- lege at the First Presbyterian Church or on cam- pus, the group held meetings twice each month. Under the leadership of the officers and planning board, group discussions, spiritually stimulating movies, and both Christmas and Easter communion services were well-supported activities. Fellowship grew with a spring picnic. President of Westminster F ellowship, Judi Stewart Devotions Committee Consisting of students who have shown leadership ability in the area of religious activities on campus, the Devotions Com- mittee brought unity to the six religious organizations. Exceptional ability in organization was shown by the Monday evening dormitory devotional program. Well-planned pro- grams offered time for spiritual thought for students. Special speakers from the faculty and from Bristol churches were guests for devotions during the year. The Devotions Committee assisted the Student Life Committee at chapel services and in an advisory capacity. Christmas devotions in Intermont Hall Seated: Dee Livesayg Au- dra Whitlowg Sharon Guillett, Chairman: Mrs. Willett, Sponsor, Judi Stewart. Standing: Janis Pennington, Brenda Tal- ley, Alison Hamway, Cary Loving, Karen Sturm. Cothurnus Staff Cothurnus, the literary magazine which is published twice during the school year, is a presentation of original prose and poetry written by the students and faculty. This two-year-old magazine gives the con- tributors a chance to express creativity and provides the readers an opportunity to enjoy results of this creativity. The stu- dent body controls completely the contribu- tions to and publication of the magazine. MR. DAN MARSTELLER, Advisor Seated: Cary Loving, Editorg Standingg Laura Burnett, Assistant Editorg Sudy Harrison, Copy Editorg Judy Stewart. K. Winston, B. Feathers, S. Schweigart, J. McLaughlin, M. Patterson, H. Laber, S. Schoff, L. Hansen, C. Zachary, A. Nickelsen, L. Garban, B. Cassell, S. Robinson, L. Maxwell, L. Larsen, J. Miller J. Miller, Layout, C. Zachary, Editor, B. Feathers, Aduertisingg K. Winston, Copy, L. Maxwell, Photographyg L. Hansen, Activitiesg H. Laber, Division Pagesg Sf Schweigart, Candids M Cassie Zachary, Editor-in-Chief The Intermont staff and ad- visors, witnesses of great progress on their campus, sought to convey the deeper meaning of this concept through the 1967 Intermont. Through diligent and sensitive work, staff members gained valu- able experience in relations with the administration, faculty, and students on campus. The inevitable deadlines brought occasional chaos, but when the job was finished the staff felt deep gratitude for such an opportunity and satisfaction from a job well- done. Jeanie McLaughlin, Layout, JOYCC Miller, Layoul Ediw' Sally Robinson, Typist, Jeanie McLaughlin, Copy, Kathy Winston, Intermont Staff .ri Mr, Joseph Ward, Adgisgr, Miss Mary Lou Smith, Adyiwf Linda Larsen, Sophomore Class Portrait Editor, Susan Schoff, Portrait Editor, Honey Laber, Division Page Editor I77 1' : Barbara Brinser, Ed itor-in-C hie Linda McKenzie, News Editor, Barbara Brinser, Editor-in-Chief, Audra Whitlow, Feature Editor Cauldron Staff ,AUM Judy Eastman, Mary Ann Groome, Linda Heacock, Suzanne Brainard, Pat Traughler, Jeanne Chunn, Exchange Editor Gall Cook Alice McGoWin, Photography Editor I78 In an effort to inform, entertain, and preserve a record of the events of interest to the students and faculty of Virginia lntermont, the campus newspaper, The Cauldron, is published monthly from October to May. The Caul- dron strives to capture the eyes and mind of the scholarship, the leadership, the activities, and the character of V.l. Not only is The Cauldron circulated on cam- pus, but off as well. Each month copies are sent all over the United States to prospective students to acquaint them with campus life and functions. Mr. E. Ernest Cooke, Advisor, Mr. Donald Kanipe, Advisor 53. Sullivan, E. Weishecker, S. A. Keith, K. Smith, S. Hardin, L. Cobb, B. Wielkopolski . ros 1 Alice McGowin, Linda McKenzie, Susan Curl, Layout Staff I79 Orchesis Orchesis, the moden dance company on campus, strives for creative student participation by holding tryouts in the fall before a committee composed of officers and senior members. The activities of the club throughout this year con- sisted of: a dance routine in the Fall Talent Show, the Orchesis show, MSO This is the City,,7 presented during Parents Weekend, local performances, and a dance routine in the graduation activities. The members meet weekly and the main purpose of this company is to enjoy the experience of dance as a creative and performing art. Cindi Meredith, publicity: Jane Thum, treasurerg Honey Laber, presidentg Nancy Ramsey, vice president, Vicki Hamilton, secre- my. R011 Call bef0l'C PTHCUCC The Shoppers of Orchesis N. Ramsey, H. Laber, J. Thl1I'Il. Second row: N. Balnaves, J. Stewart, K. Jennings, G. Tallent, P. Petree, D. Bisbe, L. Hansen, C. Meredith, V. Hamilton, F. Rushbrooke. Thzrd row: L. Graybill, S. Schweigart, P. McCrohan, B. Hall, A. Withers, L. Pinney, M. Gregson, A. Stokes, S. Curl, B. Smothemian M Ike J. Lillie, S. Humphrey, E. Shan, B. Saenger, B. Bowen, J. Christy, .l. Gregg, S. Shuster, R. Curtiss, C. Miller, K. Spangler, L. Stevens, S. Brainard, P Keppel, V. Corkrum, L. Smith, T. Donnon, S. Van Scoy, J. Kreider, K. Kelly, A. Weaver H 28 Club The H20 Club brings together those girls who have an interest in and ability for synchronized swimming and water ballet. Auditions were held in the fall and members were selected. The club participated in the Aquatic Arts Sym- posium at the University of Tennessee in February. The Wonderful World of Water, a tour of the countries of the world, was the theme of the water show held in March. Some of the numbers were Seals of Greenland, g'Bull Fight in Spain, and Exotic India. A house party for the members ended the year. H20 goes French. Officers are: Barb Bowen, publicityg Sally Humphrey, secretaryg Cathe Miller, vice-presidentg Martha Ike, presidentg Trudy Donnon treasurer. Over one hundred members make up the Boots and Saddle Club. Each member must be an equitation student as a qualification for membership Boots and Saddle Club Standing: Kathy Winston, Publicity Chairmang Fran Asp, President. Seated: Ann Weaver, Secretaryg Melanie Snell, Vice-Presidentg Connie Dearbom, Treasurer. Promoting enthusiasm and fun among riding students who love horses is the main objective of the Boots and Saddle Club, one of the largest clubs on campus. Two lively gymkhanas in November provided entertaining team and individual competition with a rollicking musical sacks game. The cluhls Christmas party and spring banquet united the members in friendship and fun. The annual trip to the Kentucky Derby, sponsored by the club, was enjoyed by over thirty five members. The Horse Show, held Graduation Week, combined hunt- and saddle-seat riders for equitation classes and for such varied events as a pair class and a precision drill team. Athletic Association Seated' F. Asp, H. Laber, B. Hamilton, L. Bartolucci, B. Saenger, V. Hamilton, S. Humphreys, L. Capabianca, J. King, M. Munns. Standing: A. Weaver, M. Ike B Wilson, C. Gabel, B. Eaton, T. Donnon, D. McGee, B. Waddington, S. Whalen, L. Beauvais. The Athletic Association encouraged and actively supported sportsmanship and school spirit through the annual Song Contest, intramural team competition, and tourna- ments. The Song Contest, performed by both classes for Alumnae Weekend October 14, was won by the Freshman Class. Intramural competitions between dormitory halls were in volleyball and basketball. Recognition and awards were given to outstanding sportsmen at the final banquet in the spring. ,. . E, Miss Becky Hudson, Advisor, Bev Hamilton, Publicityg Anne Weaver, Presidentg Vicki Hamilton, Vice-presidentg Trudy Donnon, Secretary-Treasurer. The Home Economics Club sought to develop and promote high qualities of womanhood, cre- ating values and interest in worthwhile community activities for the advancement of the world in which we live. The group spon- sored such projects as a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family, a Christmas party for the Girl's Club of Bristol, a fashion show, and an Easter party in the spring. The year,s activities ended with a picnic in May. Linda Labanics, President, Beverly Hartshom, Vice-President, Elaine Farr, Treasurerg Ann Hurt, Chaplaing Mary Jane Davis, Secretary. Home Economics Club First Row: K. Campbell, D. Kerhy, K. Doetsch, S. Ott. Second Row: G. Miner, S. Brainard, K. Martin, S. Smart, D. Marshall, J. Winslow, Miss Fortune. Third Row: S. Robinson, J. Terry, J. Zimmerman, J. Rankin, P. Bowman, M. Snell, L. Lundbye, S. Schoff, E. Newhard, L. Garhan, B. Ludlum. l84 Foods Committee The Virginia lntermont dining room is under the supervision of Slaytor Food Service. ln an ef- fort to provide menus which are particularly appealing to the stu- dents, Mr. Amonett, the foods man- ager, and a student committee hold frequent consultations. i 5 i E S E l 2 ' P s l t i 3 A 2 5 5 S Linda Allen, Mary Lee Jackson, Judy Sumski, Chairman, Lona Hansen, Mary Lou Williams The main purpose of the Inter- national Relations Club is to arouse interest in current and historical affairs. Some of their activities in- cluded a film on Europe narrated by Miss Butler and a speech re- lating to Hungary by D. Louis Ko- vacs. The members were invited to attend the Collegiate Council for the model United Nations in order to further the Club's participation in this event. Several dinner meet- ings were held, at which time the discussion dealt mainly with for- , eign affairs. D Ries, Sue Menke, Program Chairmang Pat Delia, President, Sally Humphrey, Secretaryg C. Holland. International Relations lub Front Row: C. Zachery, B. Laird, S. Curl, N. Monohon, S. Schnitzius, S. Hartner, C. Holland L McKenzie, M. Patterson, D. Forgach. Back Row: M. Kidd, J. Sumski, D. Bacon, S. Brown K Winston, J. Camelli, D. Skillman, L. Cobb, M. Hensley. The Young Democrats Members of the Young Democrats club worked at the Bristol Democratic Headquarters at election time by addressing envelopes and by doing various other tasks. In April a large group attended the State Convention of Young Democrats held at Norfolk, Virginia. A trip to White Top Mountain and a showing of the movie, A Thousand Days, about the late President Kennedy, 'were other club activities. The Young Republicans The Young Republican Club on campus has been more active this year than ever before. Among some of the activities participated in this year were a ski weekend to Mt. Vern in February, a trip to the Natural Bridge Convention in November, and a trip to Washington for the Young Republicans of Virginia Convention. Top to bottom I Dunn Publicity Chairman M Front row, Z to r.: J. Dunn, J. Reed, L. Hughes, P. Rodman, D. Sturwold, C. Burgess, B Smrth A Groome Recordlng Secretary J Penmngton L Avery, M. A. Groome, J. Pennington, J. Thurn. Back row, l. to r.: . Nazak, G. Bailey C Membershlp Chalrman S Alhgood Program Frank fPresidentl, K. Simon, S. Alligood, A. Hamway, D. Smith, P. Osborne, G. Westphal G Chau-man Seacbnst, S. Elliot. Phi Beta is a national professional music, speech. and drama fraternity. Virginia lntermont has the distinction of being one of only two junior colleges in the nation to have a chapter of Phi Beta. The purposes of Phi Beta are to promote the best in music, speech, and drama, to live a life of service, and to seek and develop the highest type of woman- hood. Phi Beta members worked with the juvenile home in Bristol and visited the Veteran,s Hospital in Johnson City, Tennessee, this year. On campus the group provided music for dormitory devotions, ap- peared in student concerts, and gave individual re- citals throughout the year. Its members, elected on the basis of professional .ability and interest as well as scholarship, gave an annual scholarship award to an outstanding student in the freshman class. f .- . YSQSEM. Marilynne Sampson, Treasurerg Freddie R. Rushbrooke, President: Margia Kidd Secretary: Honey Laber, V108-PfCSidCHtQ Janis Pennington, Historian. Phi Beta Q7 A. Hamway, S. Midgley, J. Aldridge, J. Nickell, P. Scott, K. Jennings, D. Reynolds, K. Darden. Seated: Honey Laber, Vice-Presidentg B. Swierad, ton Historia Frcddi Rushhrooke President B Wilson Maril nm, Samson Trrasurer 'Vl1ri.1 Kidd Secretar Pennmg , ni 'e ' , g . , ' y , grag' , y. Dee Huff, Chick Paruszewski, Presidentg Bari Oren, Secretary-Treasurer. Seated: Carol Clark, Vice-President, Judy Stewart, Alice McGowin, President, Bari Oren, Treasurer, Standing: Janis Pennington, Secre- taryg Betty Sweirad, Publicity. Delta Psi Omega Delta Psi Omega endeavors to cultivate interest in the campus theatrical productions. This or- ganization worked for a high stand- ard of dramatic work and member- ship in it was gained through back- stage work, management activities, and participation in dramatic per- formances. Awards for outstanding work in these areas were presented at the end of the year. Phi Rho Pi Phi Rho Pi, the national junior college forensic society, encourages participation in speech activities. Recognition is given for forensic ability and interest among proved competitors. The group held the annual Virginia lntermont College Women's Forensic Tournament April 22, inviting representatives from colleges in the five- state area around Bristol. Three representives attended the Phi Rho Pi Na- tional Forensic Tournament held in Odessa, Texas, in the spring of 1966. Modesto, California, was the goal of this hard-working group for the National Tournament held May 3 to 8. E. Newhard, B. Oren, A. Jarvis, S. Brown, J. Thurn, J. Stewart, C. Clark, A. McGowan, C. Armstrong, V. Ham- ilton, B. Sweirad, J. Pennington Gavel and Rostrum Club The Gavel and Rostrum Club is a new organization this year and was formed to promote interest in speech activities such as debate, poetry reading, and ex- temporaneous speaking. Under the leader- ship of Carol Clark, the Club traveled to nearby colleges for debate tournaments, and during the year the group conducted informative programs on speech careers and parliamentary procedures. In the spring the Gavel and Rostrum Club aided Phi Rho Pi in sponsoring the lntermont Forensic Tournament. Ei' Carol Clark, Elaine Newhard, Alice McGowin, Jane Thurn, Sylvia Brown, Chris Armstrong Mary Lou Williams Jane Thurn, Secretary, Bari Oren, President, Mr. Swansong Dee Huff, Vice Presi- dent Mary Ann Turner, Historiang Dee Dee Dunn, Treasurer Virginia lnterrnont Players Virginia Intermont Players, a newly named organization on campus, was pre- viously known as the Curry Club. The group has tried to develop a better under- standing of dramatic arts by helping classes present plays and by working in other fields of theatrical production. Under the leader- ship of Bari Oren, the Players performed and worked in the plays As You Like lt and '6The Enchanted Marshmallow. uThe Fantasticsv was presented in early spring. Awards were made at the close of the year to those who had made outstanding contri- butions. far' - QP 2'- r M A Turner, D. D. Dunn, M. A. Trachas, B. Oren, D. Rubenstein, B. Mulvey, J. Thum. Second row: D. Huff, C. Ruback, C. Paruszewski, J. Swift, J. McGahee E Worthy, P. Young J. King, B. Feathers, P. Vermillion, P. Brooks, T. Wheeler, K. Martin, M. Terry. Second row: P. Mason, Day students relax for a few moments P. Wohlford, D. Philippi, L. Sampson, J. Counts, D. Ross, C. Swiney, J. King in their lounge. ICEIHIICS The Areannes, under the leader- ship of Dottie Ross, are the day students at Virginia' Intermont. They worked on the welcoming committee by meeting the board- ing students at the station and by making them feel at home. The club had a Thanksgiving food bas- ket projeet, and in the spring mem- bers ushered at graduation. Becky Feathers, Representative to S.G.A.g Dottie Ross, Presidentg Julia King, Representative t0 A.A.g Claudia Swiney, Treasurer I90 Nostrae Filiae, meaning our daughtersf, is the club for daugh- ters and grand-daughters of form- er Virginia lntermont students. This organization assisted with the details of Registrationg it provided guided tours during Alumnae Weekend, at Christmas-time the girls adopted,' children for a Christmas party. Other activities of the club included an open house and tea at the home of Mrs. George Bundy, an Intermont alumna who is now a popular mem- ber of the faculty. In the Spring, the local Alumnae Association invited the members to a picnic at Steele Creek Park. Nostra-ie Filiae l 2 I i f l s Vicki Hamilton, Treasurer, Lynn Stevens, Secretary: Hannah Rieg, Vice-Presidentg Becky Feathers, President. J King J. Herrlein, K. Stuard, H. Rieg, B. Feathers, V. Hamilton, S. Zimmermann, D. D. Dunn. Second row: L. Weihe, B. Smith, J. Case, C.. Cook, E Tillman, G. Johnson, B. Cassell, L. Tysen, L. Tate, 1 Flare 1 fy.. Wardens: H. Rieg, L. Hewitt, B. Zulke, K. Glover, M. Riccardelli, S. Skinner, B. Bowen, S. Whalen, N. Strawn, J. Forester, N. Balnais, M. Samson, C. Larson, N. Gribble, J. Pennington, S. Humphreys, Mr. Fireman, S. Bean, Mr. Fireman, Liz Maxwell, Mr. Roberts. Assistants: N. Ramsey, C. Beale, D. Palmer, B. Saenger, C. Zachery. Fire Chief: Beverly Hamilton. Fire ardens K' Fire wardens promoted fire safety on campus by supervision of fire drills and enforcement of fire prevention rules. This year the wardens, composed of a representative from each floor, were under the leadership of Beverly Hamilton. The group par- ticipated actively in Fire Prevention Week, which was held in October. The safety-conscious fire war- dens made students aware of the need for a fire- proof year. Beverly Hamilton, Fire Chief, plays the role to the hilt. 91 0 Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa is a junior college honor scholar- ship society which is equivalent, in general, to Phi Beta Kappa for four-year colleges. Chapters are established in fully accredited junior colleges of the highest rank. Members in Phi Theta Kappa is the highest award any student at Virginia Intermont can re- ceive for over-all academic excellence. Sophomores having a minimum 2.0 QBJ average are eligible for membership, and the top five freshman students who have maintained this average into the spring of the year are also eligible. Eleanor Bryant, who had the highest academic average of her class, served as president of Phi Theta Kappa this year. The group sponsored a din- ner in the spring to initiate new members, but the most important aaotivityv of this group is getting into it! Mr. Dan Marsteller, Advisor 5 z 5 I 3 WaMW.H..,, I Standing: M. J. Ham, Carol'Clark, Treasurer. Seated: Susan Harrison, Secretaryg Eleanor Bryant, Presidentg Blossom Franklin, Vice President. 1.1! t L M C V.I. students never rent things! Another Petula Clark l X P E Now I know where all your money goes, daughter ft x 'ZW Mg 1: .- we if ,. ar N . I , ' N' A I Welcome home, Roomie! The two FOURTHS' ravishing beauties! wif 1 Xwus ,iff VH-faii Q A , V . K Happiness is our Mr. T A cup of coffee and a cigarette, my life line. Faculty enjoy students, too! if ,...,q.At' -u X... tS,a,E,., ,f.w.. MRS 4 K an x il! fa rl '....,,W., .M -, TW . . v- NWN I think I heard music? 5 ft. : ' What fraternity is that? Now let's be serious! ' .- X I P C' . V 4 , 3 1 Qi 1 tx fi , gh 3 5 . Down the big, had hall Shovel away Lucy, Transfer! sg, l l95 Sports collage by Karen Ingraham 11111111111 W ' 111 ' 1 1 Q ,,gSf '11111N11 ' 'W11111 1 111 1, 11.1-'V J. 1 1111 1 1 1 1 111 1? 11 f 1 1 ,,1u11m ,X 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 2 K T. 4. at E -I ...B ,ff aw 'ef i .Q ww-aww ..L.Ji... -J--1-'- Sealed Anne Weaver, Captain, Miss Hudson, Coach. Kneeling: Jane Thurn, Lona Hansen, Trudy Donnon, Barbara Waddington Linda Beauvals Pat Mc- Caleb Standing: Beth Owen, Beth Miller, Candy Ludwig, Vicki Hamilton, Linda Meehan. D Field Hoeke Team In its first year, lntermont's intermural field hockey team showed much spirit and success. The team played in the Junior College Hockey Tournament at Stratford College, October 29. Though unexperienced in competitive games, the team de- feated Ferrum College with a score of 3 to 0 and lost to Stratford with a score of 2 to 1. ln local competition, V.l. defeated Sullins College in two games. Anne Weaver, halfback, an-d Linda Beauvais, left inner, both qualified for the Regional Tournament held in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Go get 'em, Boston! Basketball Team After a most successful basketball season, the V.I. Basketball Team finished with ten wins and only one loss. High scorers for the season included Trudy Don- non with a 25-point average per game and Anne Weaver with a 16-point average per game. Carol Novaks led the defense play with an exceptional re- bounding percentage. V.l. 26 Averett College 64 V,I, 83 Milligan College 3 V,I, 50 Greenbrier College 20 V,I, 56 Sullins College 412 V.l. 47 Abingdon Nurses 21 V.l. 51 Averett College 35 V.I. 44 Sullins College 25 V.I. 44 Emory and Henry College 20 V.I. 42 Abingdon Nurses 22 V.I. 53 Marion College 311 V.I. 35 Emory and Henry College 19 In an all-out struggle, Intermont's Basketball Team will win every time. E ,T li 5 T sta t' 1 ' K fi 535314, Jg,Zx5il'I,f Qxiszyfl s .-ra e -.:, 1912 .iiiazstift gg, A lf! Kneeling: Linda Beauvais, Anne Weaver, Linda Montgomery, Beth Owen, Delores Reynolds, Beth Miller. Standing: Vicki Hamilton, Managerg Sharon Johnson Dell McCeeg Trudy Donnong Barbara Waddingtong Kiki Emoryg Carolyn Novakg Miss Hudson, Coach. Standing: Delores Reynolds, Beth Owen, Beth Miller. Seated: Joan Lillie, Mimi Munns, Captain. Tennis Team The Tennis Team of lntermont carried a full spring season playing both singles and-doubles matches with Sullins, Ferrum, Emory and Henry, and East Tennessee State University teams. Mimi Munns and Beth Miller gained valuable experience for this year's season by attending the Malta Tournament held at Mary Baldwin College in May, 1966. Team Volleyball Tournament Beth Oweng Beth Millerg Linda Larson, Kiki Emory, Barbara Waddingtong Trudy Donnon, Captaing Carolyn Novakg Sharon Johnsong Anne Weaverg Linda Beauvaisg Miss Hudson, Coach. olleyball With four wins and two losses, the V.l. Vol leyball Team came out with a good season Games with Sulllns, Emory and Henry, and other local colleges took V.l.'s team to the East Tennessee State University Swim Team Front: Anne Weaverg Lida Calvertg Barb Boweng Judy Fosterg Margie Oleskig Beth Oweng Connie Gabel, Captain: Liz Maxwell, Coach Back: Meg Stevenson. Susan Van Scoy, Betsy Cassell, Aleta Smith, Ann Roth, Janet Cristi, Beryl Evans, Sally Humphrey. The Swim Team, composed of accomplished swim- mers and divers, brought home many honors to Virginia Intermont. Coached by Liz Maxwell, the team had a highly successful season of five wins and two losses. VI 47 Roanoke 39 VI fwon by forfeitj Southern Seminary VI 56 Greenbrier 21 VI 63 Ferrum 10 VI 59 Madison 52 VI Mary Washington 25 VI 33 Lynchburg 42 Anne Weaver demonstrates one of her champion dive Trudy Donnon, Champion of the V.l. Horse Show, was presented the trophy by Dr. Turner. Competitive Equitation Among the competitive events in the riding department were two gymkhanas in the fall and the Commencement Horse Show. The two successful gymkhanas were held November 6 and 13. Events such as the Apple Bob, Potato Race, Obstacle Race, and Musical Sacks brought exciting com- petition and fun for all. Both team and in- dividual participation called for careful manipulation of the horses. The annual V.T. Horse Show opened Commencement Weekend on June 2. Rib- bons and a trophy were awarded winners of each class in equitation and in a pair class. The precision drill team offered a handsome spectacle. The Horse Show ended with an hilarious game of Musical Sacks. B S its., , SJ' i ' ' Ji-V wi-Q34 'f 'k Judy McClanahan lurches on Strawberry in the Gymkhana competition. The enthusiastic winner of the Sack Rav is Conn. ,e ie Dearborn. Susan Whalen, Captain, Brenda Claytor, Co-captain, Cindi Meredith, Deedee Dunn, Lisa Wideman, Leslie Light. Cheerleaders Eight vivacious promoters of school spirit and sportsmanship made up lnter- montis cheerleading squad. The freshmen cheerleaders with their sophomore captain, Susan Wllalen, added pep to basketball, volleyball, speedball, and field hockey games at V.l. and at off-campus games. New tailor-made uniforms were designed by the squad this year. For the first time sophomore and freshman squads were joined into one. Tryouts were held in Oc- tober, and members were chosen on the basis of competitive ability. Spectators hold their breath for the winning basket. LST ig :I X Y Q H mi m...xu .MN U. ww: M-,x-.4 ,nt f quw cm? 533 29: 2:15 gg asian nag !hT!.! N-14: xmfc ' Nj' ' ' -fi Fmii M,-an--M mug ' ,B H ' ' M 5 waxing--n enqg 1' 1 ,. .V',L I YM , I 3 Liu sunny?-fn., Q5 2 an vm aim? ,3j,j2I.ZfT1.',if,w, fi ' , if ' H EL zfiafv3x9,sr:f'-'wtf-nm-il, K wan.. i g',uh?fifil wg Q i V , ' A ' ff 350225 M Anybody have a Child Psych. hook? I have five tests. what about YOU? What's Little B up to now? Ugh, I didn't wan: than kind. Our linle drummer boy Be certain not to step on strings! What is this thing anyway? nu vp. N , Well, I'm here A 1 sw ' -lk 4 ' , Passion Pink Yes, Jay .QMWwwuwf-,m,,Wm.Ww,,mm..,w www., ! 1 nk I smell like Shalimar f Hn Hs' S 'H We -r She's pinned! No, she's lavalieredl No, she's pinned??? Two reprimands, Miss Smith '6Big man on Campus Mr. Swanson just got a good yuk z N Serenity n f ':,, ,,Lfo f K , ffffgg, 4' Food forV the vacuumw A little late, huh? 7 , 1 R ff C1 W Q f HIL iq J 1 4 aux! 1 Tv if X 'E X 4 MQ. '5- Wwiam.. ,, -...Q A campus filled with wonderful memories Alone, for a few quiet moments Many hours of work are represented in a year- book, and this, your 1967 INTERMONT would not have been here had it not been for the work of numerous people. I would first like to thank my advisors, Mr. Joseph Ward and Miss Mary Lou Smith. Both have endured long and tedious hours of constant work, Miss Smith, proofreading and Mr. Ward, keeping the staff on the move, checking layouts and many other details. Secondly, I would like to say Thank you to my staff for being most capable and cooperative. They are to be highly commended for a job well executed. Also, I wish to thank Mr. Richard Dickerson, our photographer, who has spent many long hours tak- ing, developing, and printing pictures. Finally, I would like to show my appreciation, by saying thank you to everyone else on campus, faculty WK Our tower and students alike, for their cooperation throughout the year. Although this is the ending page of the '67 INTERMONT, I hope that you .will find it to be only the beginning of many memories to look upon. My staff and I have endeavored to make this, the ,67 IN- TERMONT, the best yearbook Virginia Intermont has ever had, and I hope that we may have reached our goal. Best Wishes in the future. 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VIRGINIA 90I COMMONWEALTH PHONE 669-3I04 JQEYI3 .QL fi- IUQJ EGM V g SHOES XQQJYH kb QQUAL0, I1 OOM, JANE, QLLIAI Joie., 626 SIa'I'e Sireei'-Bris'IoI, Tennessee WQQLLQJQ- Capezios-Efienne Aigner-Spalding K5 Complimenis of D. B. RYLAND JEWELRY JEWELERS 53I SIaIe Sfreei' BrisIoI, Va. GIBSON MOTEL Abingfon Highway Brisfol, Virginia Heafed Pool Phone 669-3 I97 T.. Awfiwiiwfi Qfjg I- LISCQOD . LIC ufp I . , IIDOIWII' GeIs'm'I'REII ITLIQ LULU .5 Cage- JJ -Lb'CFAgQeFlIQIfIo III? Kinq Co. Bris+oI's Gresiesi Deparimeni S'I'ore Sewing Souihwesi' Virginia and Eas'I' Tennessee 'For more Ihan 78 years. MOORE-EARHART COMPANY AI'I1Ie+ic Equipmeni' and Luggage Harness and Saddles Brisfol, Virginia FAUCETTE CO.. INC. 5I5 S'IaI'e SIree'I' Brisiol, Va. auLLocK's SDTROURGE DIAL 669-3136 IRIITOL. VIRGINIA LEE GARDEN SHOPPING CENTE 1 Sophomore Director APRIL LEE ANDERSON Curry Club, 1. TINA RAE ARRANTS S.G.A., 23 Young Republicans Club, 13 West- minster Fellowship, 13 Chorus, 1. FRANCES LOUISE ASP Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2 fPres.l3 Athletic Association, 2. DONNA RUTH AURIEMMA Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2. LUCY LYNNE 'AVERY SYLVIA DIANE BACON Young Democrats, 1, 23 Chorus, 1, 2. ELIZABETH ELLEN BARGER Areannes, 1, 23 Nostrae Filiae, 2. CHERYL N1-JWMAN BARKER Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Wesley Founda- tion 1, 2. LAURA ANN BARTOLUCCI Athletic Association, 1, 2g Intramurals 1, 2. DOROTHY CAROLYN BEALE Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Assistant Fire Chief, 23 Virginia Volunteers, 1. HELEN RUTH BOLWELL Curry Club, 13 Newman Club, 1, 23 Young Democrats, 1, 23 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2. BARBARA BOWEN H20 Club, 1, 23 Fire Warden, 2. BARBARA LEIGH BOYD Spanish Club, 1, 23 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2. SARA LEE BRAINARD Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2g French Club, 2. THELMA TERESA BREMER Virginia Volunteers, 2. BARBARA JEAN BRINSER Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Cauldron, 1, 2 fEditor-in-ChiefJ3 Areannes, 13 Riding Assist- ant, 1, 2. LINDA 'ANN BROWN Virginia Volunteers, 13 Westminster Fellowship, 13 Young Republicans, 1. SYLVIA ANN BROWN Canterbury Club, 13 Young Democrats, 1, 23 Gavel and Rostrum Club, 2 CVice-Pres.l. ELEANOR LEE BRYANT Young Republicans, 13 Chorus, lg Student Life Committee, 23 S.G.A., 2 fVice-Pres.J. CHRISTINE IDA BURGERS Young Republicans, 1, 23 Chorus, 1, 23 Wesley Foundation, 23 Spanish Club, 1. STELLA ELIZABETH BUTLER Wesley Foundation, lg Boots and Saddle Club 1. JANET CORRINE CAMELLI Boots and Saddle Club, 13 Young Democrats, 1, 23 Canterbury Club, 13 Pinafore Club, 23 Newman Club, 2. GLORIA JEANNE CASE Nostrae Filiae, 1, 23 Newman Club, 13 Young Democrats, 2. CAROL EMILYN CLARK B.S.U., 13 Curry Club, 13 Phi Rho Pi, 1, 2 fVice-Pres.l3 Phi Theta Kappa, 1, 2 fTreas.li Gavel and Rostrum Club, 2 fPres.J. CHRISTINA LYNN CLARK Home Economics Club, 2g U.R.A., 2. JEANE ANNE CLARK ELEANOR BRAXTON CLINE Assistant Residence Counselor, 23 Westminster Fellowship, 2. CELESTE COFFEY Canterbury Club, 1, 2 fVice-Pres.l3 S.G.A., 23 Spanish Club, 2. KAREN LEIGH CONRAD Curry Club, 13 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2. 2l4 SARAH CHARLOTTE CRAWFORD Wesley Foundation, 1, 23 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Virginia Volunteers, 1, 2. SHARON SUE CRIDER Alpha Mu Gamma, 1, 2 fPres.l3 Chorus, 1, 23 French Club, 23 U.R.A., 1. DONETTA ESTELLA DAHLGREN Wesley Club, 23 Creative Dramatics, 1, 2. KATHERINE MARSHALL DARDEN Wesley Foundation, lg International Relations Club, 1, 23 Chorus, 1, 2 fTreas.l3 Phi Beta, 2. BARBARA JANE DAVIS Canterbury Club, 1, 23 Young Republicans, 23 French Club, 1. MARY JANE DAVIS Home Economics Club, 1, 2 fSec.l. CONSTANCE HOPKINS DEARBORN U.R.A., 1, 2 fPres.l3 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2 fTreas.J. PATRICIA ANNE DELIA Intemational Relations Club, 1, 2 fPres.l3 New- man Club, 1, 23 French Club, 1, 2 fSec.- Treas.l3 Young Democrats, 1, 23 S.G.A., 2. TRUDY LEE DONNON H20 Club, 1, 2 CTreas.J3 Athletic Association, 1, 2 CSec.-Treas.J3 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Canterbury Club, 1, 23 Intramurals, 1, 2. MARY CHRISTINE DOUGHERTY French Club, 13 Art Club, 1, 23 Newman Club, 1, 23 Young Republicans, 23 S.G.A., 2. CATHY LEIGH DeBERRY B.S.U., 1, 2. JULIA HELENE EASTMAN Newman Club, 1, 23 French Club, 13 Caul- dron , 1, 2. CHARLA SUE EDWARDS Westminster Fellowship, lg Spanish Club, 13 Chorus, 23 Virginia Volunteers, 2. PAMELA MARIAN ELDRED B.S.U., 13 Art Club, 13 Young Republicans 23 French Club, 2. CATHARINE FRICK EMORY Young Republicans, 23 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Chorus, 1, 23 Intramurals, 1, 23 Cauldron, 23 INTERMONT, 13 Gavel and Rostrum Club, 23 Virginia Intermont Players, 2. REBECCA LORENE FEATHERS Freshman Class Vice-President, 13 Art Club, 13 Boots and Saddle Club, 13 Nostrae Filiae, 1, 2 fPres.J3 S.G.A., 23 INTERMONT, 2. CATHERINE MARIE FELTY Areannes, 1, 2. VIRGINIA ANN F INCH Young Republicans, 1, 23 Nostrae Filiae, 1, 2g Spanish Club, 13 Appalachian Volunteers, 2. PATRICIA MARY FLEMING Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Cauldron , 13 Young Democrats, 2. DEBORAH KATHERINE FOLEY French Club, 13 Boots and Saddle Club, 23 Newman Club, 2. SUSAN CHRISTINE FRANK Young Republicans, 1, 2 fPres.J3 Orchesis, 1. BLOSSOM LEE FRANKLIN Phi Theta Kappa, 23 Assistant Residence Coun- selor, 2. SUZANNE LEAH FRYE Virginia Volunteers, 1, 23 Cauldron, 1, 23 Westminster Fellowship, 1, 2. MARSHA LYNN FULP Young Republicans, 1, 2g Westminster Fellow- ship, 1, 2. CONSTANCE EDEN GABEL Swim Team, 1, 23 U.R.A., 1, 23 Athletic As- sociation, 23 S.G.A., 23 Intramurals, 2. MARGARET LYNN GARBAN Home Economics Club, 1, 23 Young Republi- cans, 1, 23 Wesley Foundation, 13 U.R.A., 2 CTreas.J3 INTERMONT, 2. NANCY JANE GRIBBLE Curry Club, 13 Fire Warden, 2. MARY ANN ELIZABETH GROOME Wesley Foundation, 1, 2. SHARON ESTELLE GUILLETTE French Club, 1, 23 Young Republicans, 2- B.S.U., 1, 23 Dormitory Devotions Chairman: 23 Sec.-Treas. of Sophomore Class, 2. BARBARA ANN HALE Areannes, 1, 2. MARY JIM HAM Spanish Club, 13 Phi Theta Kappa, 13 Vir. ginia Volunteers, lg Appalachian Volunteers, 2 fPreS.l3 Young Democrats, 2. BEVERLY ANN HAMILTON Freshman Class President, lg Cheerleader, 13 Athletic Association, 1, 23 Fire Chief, 23 Stu- dent Life Committee, 2. VIVIAN LEE HAMILTON Nostrae Filiae, 1, 2 fTreas.l3 Wesley Founda- tion, 1, 23 Phi Rho Pi, 1, 23 ,Orchesis, 1, 2 fSec.J3 Virginia Volunteers, 13 Forensic In- terest, 1, 23 Athletic Association, 1, 2 IV. Pres.J3 Intramurals, 2, ALISON RUTH HAMWAY Canterbury Club, 1, 23 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Young Republicans, 1, 23 Forensic ln- terest, 13 Cheerleader, 13 Phi Beta, 2. BETTY FRANN HANNON Newman Club, 1, 2. LONA JEAN HANSEN French Club, 1, 23 Orchesis, 23 Foods Com- mittee, 23 Pinafore Club, 23 Intramurals, 23 INTERMONT, 2. SUSAN ALICE HARRISON U.R.A., 23 Phi Theta Kappa, 1, 23 Cothurnus, 2. STELLA ANN HARTNER Young Democrats, 1, 23 Home Economics Club, 23 International Relations Club, 2. DARBIE HAWKS 3 Canterbury Club, 1, 23 Young Republicans, 2. JAYNIE JO HAY Wesley Foundation, 1, 2g Chorus, 13 Young Democrats, 1, 23 Nostrae Filiae, 1, 2. MARY ELAINE HECKERMAN Fire Warden, 23 Pinafore Club, 2. REBECCA JANE HELMS Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Fire Warden, 2. LINDA CLAIRE HEWITT Wesley Foundation, 1, 23 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 INTERMONT, 23 Fire Warden, 2. JANET ROSS HOLDEN Curry Club, 2. KATHARINE CARY FAIRFAX HOLLAND International Relations Club, 1, 23 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Canterbury Club, 1, 23 Young Democrats, I, 2 fPres.J3 Intramurals, 1, 2. SANDRA YVONNE HOLT Canterbury Club, 1, 23 Curry Club, 13 Inter- national Relations Club, 13 Assistant Residence Counselor, 23 Library Assistant, 2. MARY DIX HUFF Delta Psi Omega, 2g Curry Club, 1, 2 QV. Pres.l. SALLY JANE HUMPHREY H20 Club, 1, 2 fSec.l3 International Relations Club, 1, 2 fSCC.-TIE!-1S.l: Virginia Volunteers, 1, 2 fSec.J3 Swim Team, 1, 23 Wesley Foun- dation, 1, 23 Athletic Association, 2g Nostrae Filiae, 1, 23 Intramurals, 1, 23 Fire Warden, 2. Wesley Foundation, 1, 23 Foods Committee, 13 Young Republicans, 1, 23 French Club, 13 MARTHA ANN HURT Home Economics Club, 1, 2, Cauldron, 1, Areannes, 1, 2. MARTHA ANN IKE HZO, I, 2 fPres.J, Student Life Committee, 2, Athletic Association, 2, Orientation Committee, 2. BARBARA JEAN IRWIN Boots and Saddle Club, I, 2, S.G.A., 2. KAREN INGRAHAM Young Democrats, 1, 2, Boots and Saddle Club, 1. PHYLLIS JANE JOHNSON B.S.U., 1, 2. ANN FORREST JOHNSTON B.S.U., 1, 2, Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2. ROBIN HINDLE JONES Young Democrats, 1, 2, Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2, Art Interest Group, 2. CYNTHIA LOU JUDY Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2, Young Demo- crats, 1, 2. KATHLEEN ANNE KELLEY H20 Club, 1, 2, Intemational Relations Club, 1, Newman Club, 1, 2. PAIGE ELIZABETH KEPPEL H20 Club, 1, 2. MARCIA SUE KIDD French Club, 1, Young Democrats, 1, 2, B.S.U., 1, 2 ISec.J, Student Life Committee, 2, Phi Beta, I, 2 fSecJ. LYNN DIANE KING B.S.U., 2. JUDITH ANN KREIDER H20 Club, 2, Swim Team, 1, U.R.A., 1, Young Democrats, 2, Intemational Relations Club, 2. LINDA SUE LABANICS Home Economics Club, 1, 2 IPres.J, Wesley Foundation, 1, Young Republicans, 2. JEANNE MARIANNE LABER Orchesis, 1, 2 fPres.J, Phi Beta, 1, 2 CV. Pres.J, Student Life Committee, 2, Athletic Association, 2, INTERMONT, 2. PAMELA JEAN LAMB Newman Club, I, 2. LONDA LEE LAMPKIN Young Democrats, 1, 2. NANCIE ANN LANGHANS Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2, Young Demo- crats, 1, 2. LINDA ANNE LARSON Newman Club, 1, 2, Intramurals, 1, 2, Pina- fore Club, 2, INTERMONT, 2, Volleyball Team, 1, 2. CHARLOTTE ELAINE LEE Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2. EDITH LENGACHER Intramurals, 1, 2. JOAN LILLIE H20 Club, I, 2, Tennis Team, 1, 2, Pinafore Club, 2, French Club, 2. MARGARET DIANNE LIVESAY Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2. CARY AMBLER LOVING Cothurnus, 1, 2 fEditorJ, Canterbury Club, 1, 2. CANDACE RUTH LUDWIG B.S.U., 1, 2, Forensic Interest, 1, Young Demo- crats, 2, Field Hockey Team, 1, International Relations Club, 1. ALICE ESTELLE McGOWlN Phi Rho Pi, 1, 2 fPres.J, Curry Club, 1, 2, Forensic Interest, 2, Chorus, 1, 2, Virginia Vol- unteers, 1, 2, Creative Dramatics, 1, 2. LINDA LEE MCKENZIE Chorus, 1, Cauldron, 1, 2, Yolmg Democrats, 1, 2 fSec.l, S.G.A., 2. LINDA DIANE MANDELLO Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2, Newman Club, 1, 2, Intemational Relations Club, 2. DIANE LYNNE MARSHALL Home Economics Club, 1, 2, Canterbury Club, 1, Pinafore Club, 2. KATHRYN GWYNN MARTIN Areannes, l, 2, Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2, INTERMONT, 2. ROSEMARIE KATHRYN MASON S.G.A., 2. ELIZABETH TAYLOR MAXWELL Swim Team, 1, 2 fCoachJ, U.R.A., I, 2 fSec.J, INTERMONT, 2, Pinafore Club, 2, Art Club, 1, Curry Club, 1. LINDA CARPENTER MEEHAN Hockey Team, 1, 2, Intramurals, l, 2. SUSAN NADINE MENKE French Club, 1, 2, U.R.A., 1, 2, Young Demo- crats, 2, Chorus, 1, Intemational Relations Club, 2. ELIZABETH POWELL MILLER Young Republicans, 1, 2, Westminster Fellow- ship, I, 2, Intramurals, l, 2. VIRGINIA JOYCE MILLER B.S.U., 1, 2, Swim Team, 1, INTERMONT, 2, Young Democrats, 1, 2. MARCIA DIANE MINERVINO Newman Club, 1, 2 fPres.J, Curry Club, ll. NANCY JACKSON MONOHON Cheerleader, 1, Young Democrats, 2. SHERRY PAULINE MORGAN S.G.A., 2, B.S.U., 1, 2. MARY MARGARET MUNNS Tennis Team, 1, 2 CCapt.J, Athletic Associa- tion, 2, Creative Dramatics, 1, Young Republi- cans, 2, Spanish Club, 2. CAROLE ANNE NEFF Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2. ELAINE RAE NEWHARD Home Economics Club, 1, 2, Assistant Resi- dence Counselor, 2, Debate Team, 2. ANNE V. NICKELSEN Art Club, 1, U.R.A., 2, INTERMONT, 2. BARI LYNN OREN Curry Club, I, 2 fPres.J, Phi Rho Pi, 1, 2, Delta Psi Omega, 1, 2 fSec.J, U.R.A., 1, S.G.A., 2. PATRICIA GAYLE OSBORN E Young Republicans, 2. DEBORAH ELIZABETH PALMER Wesley Foundation, 1, 2, Assistant Fire Chief, 2. CAROLYN SUE PARTIN Boots and Saddle Club, 2. DEBORAH J EAN E PARUSZEWSKI Boots and Saddle Club, l, 2, Curly Club, 1, 2, International Relations Club, 2, Young Re- publicans, 2, Delta Psi Omega, 1, 2 fPres.J. MARGARET PATTERSON Young Democrats, 1, 2 ITreas.J, Art Club, 1, INTERMONT, 2. JANIS LYNN PENNINGTON Phi Beta, 1, 2, Phi Rho Pi, 1, 2, Wesley Foundation, 1, 2: Young Republicans, 1, 2, Forensic Interest, 1, Chorus, 1. BARBARA GAY PENSON Canterbury Club, 1, 2 fPres.J, Young Republi- cans, 1, 2, Swim Team, 1, Pinafore Club, 1. SIGNE KYLE PEOPLES Art Interest Group, 1, 2, Nostrae Filiae, 1, 2, Fire Warden, 1. LYNNA MERYL PINNEY Spanish Club, 1, 2, Orchesis, 1, 2, Westminster Fellowship, l. NANCY JARRETT RAMSEY Orchesis, 1, 2 CV. Pres.l: S.G.A., 2 fSec.- Treas.D, Wesley Foundation, 1, Virginia Volun- teers, 1, Freshman Class Sec.-Treas., 1, As- sistant Fire Chief, 2. J OANNE MARY READING Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2. MICHELLE JUDITH RICCIARDELLI Newman Club, 1, 2 QV. Pres.J, Young Republi- cans, 1, 2 CV. Pres.J, S.G.A., 2, Fire Warden, 2. HANNAH LAMOND RIEG Nostrae Filiae, 1, 2 fV. Pres.J, Fire Warden, 2. DENISE ELIZABETH RIES Intemational Relations Club, 2. GAY JANELLE ROBERTS Wesley Foundation, 1, 2, Pinafore Club, 1, 2, Young Republicans, 1, 2. LINDA LEE ROBERTS Canterbury Club, 1, 2, Cauldron, 1, Literary Club, 2. SALLY CROCKETI' ROBINSON Home Economics Club, 2, Young Republicans 1, 2, Cauldron, 1, INTERMONT, 2. SHARON LOUISE ROBINSON Chorus, 1, 2, B.S.U., 1, 2, Young Republicans, 1, Devotions Committee, 2. MARY LOUISE ROBSON Wesley Foundation, 1, 2, Cauldron, 1, 2, S.G.A., 2, International Relations Club, 2. DOROTHY JEAN ROSS Areannes, 1, 2 fPres.J, Sophomore Class Vice- President, 2. FREDDIE RAE RUSHBROOKE Phi Beta, l, 2 fPres.D, Orchesis, 1, 2, Chorus, 1, 2, B.S.U., 1, 2, Intermont Chorale, 2, Sophomore Class Song Contest Leader, 2. BARBARA ALICE SAENGER Assistant Fire Chief, 2, H20 Club, 1, 2, Ath- letic Association, 2, Intramurals, 1, 2, Volley- ball Team, 2. MARILYNNE SUE SAMS-ON Chorus, I, 2, Phi Beta, 1, 2. SUSAN SCHOFF Home Economics Club, 1, 2, INTERMONT, 2. SUSAN CAROLE SCHWEIGART U.R.A., l, Orchesis, 2, INTERMONT, 2. EMILY RUTH SHAN H20 Club, l, 2, Volleyball Team, I. KAREN DORIS SIMMERMAN B.S.U., I, 2 fPres.7, French Club, I, 2 KPres.J, Curry Club, 1, Creative Dramatics, 1. KAREN' LOUISE SIMON Wesley Foundation, 1, 2 fSec.-Treas.J, Young Republicans, 1, 2. DIANNE CATHERINE SKILLMAN Newman Club, 1, 2 fSec.-Treas.D, Young Demo- crats, 1, 2, Virginia Volunteers, 1, 2, Chorus, 1, Intramurals, 1, 2. MARGARET RHODES SMITH Westminster Fellowship, 1, Intemational Re- lations Club, 1, Cauldron, 1. REBECCA JANE SMITH Boots and Saddle Club, 1. MELANIE AUDREY SNELL Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2 CV. Pres.J, Canter- bury Club, 1, 2, S.G.A., 2, Home Economics Club, 2, Pinafore Club, 1, 2, Riding Assistant, 1, 2. CARLA GREAR STARKEY Art Club, 1, Wesley Foundation, 1, 2, Boots and Saddle Club, 2. LYNN JAY STEVENS Nostrae Filiae, 1, 2 CSec.J, H20 Club, 2, Home Economics Club, I. JUDITH JEAN STEWART Westminster Fellowship, 1, 2 fPres.J,' Phi Rho Pi, 1, 2 iTreas.D, Orchesis, 1, 2, Cothur- nus, 1, 2, Virginia Volunteers, 1, 2. DONNA ARETA STOKES Home Economics Club, 1, 2, Orchesis, 2. NANCY JANE STRAWN Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2, Fire Warden, 2. KARIN ANN STURM U.R.A., I, 2 fSec.D, INTERMONT, 2, Religious Planning Board, 2. DORELLA ANN STURWOLD Boots and Saddle Club, 1, Newman Club, 1, 2, Young Republicans, 2. SUSAN KAY SULICK Boots and Saddle Club, 2. BETTY ANN SULLIVAN B.S.U., l, 2, Nostrae Filiae, I, 2. 215 JUDITH MARIE SUMSKI S.G.A., 2 fPres.J3 Virginia Volunteers, 13 Wesley Foundation, 1, 2g Young Democrats, 2g Foods Committee, 2. BETTY ANN SWIERAD Nostrae Filiae, 1, 23 Phi Beta, 1, 23 Phi Rho Pi, 1, 23 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Forensic Interest, 13 Newman Club, 1, 2. CLAUDIA SWINEY Areannes, 1, 2 fSec.-Treas.J. MARGARET HAYNFS TALLENT Library Assistant, 1, 2. BRENDA CAROEL TALLEY Forensic Interest, 13 Cauldron, 1, 23 Devotions Committee, 2. MAVIS DARLENE TERRY Areannes, 1, 2. PAMELA DRUE THOMAS Westminster Fellowship, 1. JANE ELLEN THURN Orchesis, 1, 2 fTfB3S.JQ Curry Club, 2 fSec.J3 Phi Rho Pi, 23 Young Republicans, 1, 23 Hockey Team, 23 Newman Club, 1. EFF IE ANN TILLMAN Wesley Foundation, 1, 2 CPres.J3 Art Club, 13 Nostrae Filiae, lg S.G.A., 2. BARBARA ANNE TUCKER Chorus, 13 Canterbury Club, 1, 23 Curry Club, 13 Young Republicans, 1, 2. ANNE PENNYBACKER VERMILLION Areannes, 1, 23 Spanish Club, 1. TAYLOR CHAROLETTE VERMILLION Areannes, 1, 2. SUSAN CAROL WALK Chorus, 1. KAREN WARNER Westminster Fellowship, 13 Chorus, 2. ELIZABETH JANE WEAVER Areannes, 1, 23 Youn-g Republicans, 23 West- minster Fellowship, 2. KATHRYN ANNE WEAVER Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2 'fSec.J3 H10 Club, 2g Athletic Association, 1, 2 fPres.J: Swim Team, 1, 23 Basketball Team, 1, 23 Hockey Team, 2g Volleyball Team, 2g S.G.A., 2g U.R.A., 1, 2. CHRISTINE RUSSELL WEBSTER Curry Club, 1, 23 Volleyball Team, 13 Yolmg Democrats, 2g Westminster Fellowship, 2 fSec.- TIC3S.JQ Forensic Interest, 1. VIRGINIA DEE WESTPHAL Young Republicans, 1, 2g U.R.A., 1, 23 French Club, 2. SUSAN FRANCES WHALEN Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 23 Cheerleader, 1, 2 fCapt.J3 Fire Warden, 2g Athletic Association, 2. AUDRA EVELYN VVHITLOW Chorus, 1, 23 B.S.U., 1, 2 CV. Pres.J3 Curry Club, 1, 23 Assistant Residence Counselor, 23 Cauldron, 1, 2. BARBARA WIENTJFS Newman Club, 2. DARA ELLEN WILLIAMS Young Democrats, 2. MARY LOU WILLIAMS Westminster Fellowship, 1, 23 Curry Club, 1g Gavel and Rostrurn Club, 2 fSec.J3 Foods Committee, 23 Cauldron, 23 French Club, 23 Forensic Interest, 1. BARBARA JEAN WILSON Song Contest Leader, 13 Phi Beta, 1, 23 Sopho- more Class President, 23 Student Life Commit- tee, 2 fChair.J: Athletic Association, 1, 2. KATHLEEN TALIAFERRO WINSTON Student Life Committee, 23 Boots and Saddle Club, 1, 2g INTERMONT, 23 Young Democrats, 2. LOLA ANNE WITHERS Art Club, 13 Orchesis, 2. PATTY GAYLE WOHLFORD Areannes, 1, 2. PAMELA JOHNSON WORT Intramurals, 23 Young Republicans, 23 Virginia Volunteers, 1, 2g U.R.A., 1, 2g Hockey Team, 2. CAROLYN ELIZABETH YOUNG Areannes, 1, 2. CASSIE ELIZABETH ZACHARY INTERMONT, 1, 2 fEditor-in-ChiefJ3 Curry Club, 13 Young Democrats, 23 Wesley Founda- tion, lg Assistant Fire Chief, 2. ophomore Roster Anderson, April Lee, 247 Old State Rd., Berwyn, Pa. 19312 March 29 Arrants, Tina Rae, Kitchel Road, Mt. Kisco, New York November 14 Asp, Frances Louise, 31 Spring Ridge Dr., Berkeley Heights, N.J. January 27 Auriemma, Donna Ruth, 15 Haines Ave., Medford, New Jersey October 10 Avery, Lucy Lynne, 3324 N. San Miguel, Tampa, Florida February 1 Bacon, Sylvia Diane, Box 236, J onesville, Virginia April 9 Barger, Elizabeth Ellen, 1632 Crescent Rd., Bristol, Virginia 24201 March 28 Barker, Cheryl Newman, Rt. 9661, Milton, North Carolina 27305 April 8 Bartolucoi, Laura Arm, 375 Esplanade Place, Cliffside Park, NJ. June 9 Beale, Dorothy Carolyn, 1428 Clay St., Franklin, Virginia April 5 Bolwell, Helen Ruth, 1550 Lakeside Dr., Bimringham, Michigan August 21 Bowen, Barbara, 17620 Riverside Dr., Lakewood, Ohio June 7 Boyd, Barbara Leigh, 205 Robin Rd., Mt. Airy, North Carolina January 28 Brainard, Sara Lee, Box 406, Rt. 9491, Broadway, Virginia April 6 Bremer, Thelma Teresa, 647 Bourne Place, Orlando, Florida 32801 Decem- ber 6 Brinser, Barbara Jean, 120 Main St., Bristol, Tennesse 37620 December 31 Brown, Linda Ann, 111 Jordan St., Skaneateles, New York January 1 Brown, Sylvia Ann, P.O. Box 272, Winderemere, Florida. December 2 Bryant, Eleanor Lee, Box 177, Kenbridge, Virginia September 9 Burgers, Christine Ida, 66 Little Brook Rd., Wilton, Conn. 06897 April 17 Butler, Stella Elizabeth, 1070 West Main St., Ronceverte, W.Va. April 10 Camelli, Janet Corrine, 6 Larch Rd., Wellesley, Mass. June 2 Case, Gloria Jeanne, 2103 Reynolds St., Falls Church, Virginia August 24 Clark, Carol Emilyn, P.O. Box 451, Ringgold, Georgia April 20 Clark, Christina Lynn, 130 South Pershing Dr., Arlington, Va. April 12 Clark, Jeane Anne, 1224 Crestview Ave., Tallahassee, Fla. August 16 Cline, Eleanor Braxton, 350 17th Ave., N.W., Hickory, N.C. January 25 Coffey, Celeste, 2121 Natahoa Ct., Falls Church, Va. August 8 h Point, N.C. August 26 ra rd, Sarah Charlotte, 502 East G St., Erwin, North Carolina September 26 Crider, Sharon Sue, Star Route, Broadway, Virginia May 4 Dahlgren, Donetta Estella, 2202 Van Buren St., Hollywood, Florida March 15 Darden, Katherine Marshall, Box 116, Newsoms, Virginia March 22 Davis, Barbara Jane, 725 Cohassett Ave., Lake Wales, Florida November 11 Davis, Mary Jane, 108 East Poplar St., Grove City, Pa. April 7 D Constance Hopkins 3646 Cypress St., Palm Beach Gardens, Lake Park, Florida 3340 ay Delia, Patricia Anne, 2w Rd., Oreland, Pa. 19075 November 26 onnon, ru e, wedesford Rd., Gwynedd, Pa. August 18 Dougherty, Mary Christine, 519 Adair Ave., Zanesville, Ohio December 17 DeBerry, Cathy Leigh, 119 Lynn Dr., Portsmouth, Virginia June 19 Eastman, Julia Helene, 402 North Spring St., McMinnville, Tenn. February 6 Edwards, Charla Sue, 430 Mola Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. October 1 Eldred, Pamela Marian, Lee 8: Redwood Dr., Franklin, Ky. March 10 Emory, Catharine Frick, 404 Dexter Ave., Birmingham, Alabama July 21 Feathers, Rebecca Lorene, 710 Piedmont St., Bristol, Virginia November 11 Felty, Catherine Marie, 62 Tipton Lane, Bristol, Tenn. July 17 Finch, Virginia Ann, 801 South Layton Ave., Dunn, N.C. August 22 Fleming, Patricia Mary, 2640 Paige St., Lower Burrell, Pa. June 1 Foley, Deborah Katherine, Box 236, Loyall, Kentucky November 19 2I6 Frank, Susan Christine, 457 Harper Drive, Lewiston, New York, 14092 July 13 Franklin, Blossom Lee, 826 Marywood Dr., Royal Oak, Michigan September 4 Fry, Suzanne Leah, 141 Hillside Ave., Grayslake, Illinois. December 24 Fulp, Marsha Lynn, 2246 Sherwood Dr., Winston-Salem, N.C. November 3 Gable, Constance Eden, 1 Jefferson Ave., Wash. Sq. Grdns., Norristown, Pa. August 15 Garban, Margaret Lynn, 3 Vista Way, Port Washington, L.I., New York. December 11 Gribble, Nancy Jane, 9045 Patton Blvd., Alexandria, Virginia. May 4 Groome, Mary Ann Elizabeth, Box 1008, High Point, North Carolina. May 22 Guillette, Sharon Estelle, 20 Cedar Lane, Newport News, Virginia, March 28 Hale, Barbara Ann, 1687 Gate City Hwy., Bristol, Va. December 17 Ham, Mary Jim, 217 East Vineland Rd., Augusta, Georgia. December 12 Hamilton, Beverly, 125 Midland Blvd., Maplewood, New Jersey. February 25 Hamilton, Vivian Lee, 719 South Ellis St., Salisbury, N.C. February 1 Hamway, Allison Ruth, 78 Stony Ridge Rd., Saddle River, New Jersey. Octo- ber 7 Hannon, Betty Frann, 1302 Constitution Dr., Port St, Joe, Florida. November 10 Hansen, Lona Jean, Federal City Rd., Trenton, New Jersey. May 2 Harrison, Susan Alice, 1863 Massachusetts Ave., McI.ean, Virginia. October 23 Hartner, Stella Ann, 72 Florence Ave., Bloomfield, New Jersey. December 4. Hatfield, Jackie Linda, Cummings Heights, Abingdon, Virginia. June 22 Hawks, Darbie, 4669 Verona Ave., Jacksonville 10, Florida. July 30 Hay, J aynie Jo, Route 1, Ashville, Ohio. September 29 Heckerman, Mary Elaine, Watervale Road, Syracuse, New York. May 28 Helms, Rebecca Jane, Box 500, Norton, Virginia. August 20 Hensley, Peggy Jo, 3815 Three Chop Lane, Roanoke, Virginia. August 18 Hewitt, Linda Claire, Riverside Addition, Richwood, West Virginia. August 6 Holcomb, Nancy' Lee, 3219 Woodlawn Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia. Mary 22 Holden, Janet Ross, Route 2, Box 166, Mechanicsville, Virginia, October 9 Holland, Katherine Cary Fairfax, Route 1, Box 255, Williamsburg, Virginia. September 1 Holt, Sandra Yvonne, 412 Sunnit View Road, Knoxville, Tennessee. July 17 Huff, Mary Dix, 1220 Allison Lane, Pulaski, Virginia. March 11 Humphrey, Sally Jane, 2413 McCawber Drive, Limestone Gardens, Wilming- ton 8, Delaware. February 7 Hurt, Martha Ann, Route 1, Bristol, Virginia. December 15 Ike, Martha Ann, 3150 Merrick Drive, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia. July 12 Irwin, Barbara Jean, 67 Park Place, Bloomfield, New Jersey. September 5 Ingraham, Karen, 9305 Linden Avenue, Bethesda, Maryland. January 22 Johnson, Phyllis Jane, Box 62, Artemus, Kentucky. August 23 Johnston, Ann Forest, Box 400, Fort Myers, Florida. February 24 Jones, Robin Hindle, Box 2525, Port Charlotte, Florida. November 25 Judy, Cynthia Lou, 1627 Elmwood Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. December 2 Kelley, Kathleen Anne, 114 Niblick Street, Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey. August 17 Kelley, Kathryn, 205 Blainnont Drive, Boone, North Carolina. January 21 Keppel, Paige Elizabeth, 7308 Brookcrest Place, Annandale, Virginia. May 1 Kidd, Margia Sue, Greenwood, Virginia. May 14 King, Lynn Diane, Montvue, Charlottesville, Virginia. May 15 Kreider, Judith Ann, Box 353, Plamyra, Pennsylvania. July 26 Labanics, Linda Sue, 7606 Lauralin Place, Springfield, Virginia. August 17 Laber, Jeanne Marianne, Box 63, Yorktown Heights, New York. September 2 Lamb, Pamela Jean, 26 Lawnside Drive, Trenton, New Jersey. July 26 Lampkin, Londa Lee, 9921 Saint Paul Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana. May 22 Langhans, Nancie Ann, 253 Underhill Street, Yonkers, New York. May 1 Larson, Linda Anne, 3904 Juniper Road, Baltimore, Maryland. November 8 Lee, Charlotte Elaine, 240 Lewis Avenue, Salem, Virginia. April 28 qLee, Linda Lou, 257 Oakview Drive, Bristol, Virginia. J une 24 Lengacher, Edith, R.D. 1, Kinzer, Pennsylvania. March 18 Lillie, Joan, 234-0 N.E. 30 Court, Lighthouse Point, Florida. April 25 lLivesay, Margaret Dianne, 3101 Domino Road, Richmond, Virginia, September , 2 Loving, Cary Ambler, 3722 Merlin Way, Annandale, Virginia. December 17 Ludwig, Candace Ruth, 150 Chestnut Ridge Road, Saddle River, New Jersey. J l 28 Maiidlello, Linda Diane, 328 Lincolnia Road, Alexandria, Virginia, January 8 Marshall, Diane Lynne, 17 Haddonfield Road, Short Hills, New Jersey. Janu- 19 Mzlifgn, Kathryn Gwynn, 124 Skyline Drive, Bristol, Tennessee. April 4 Mason, Rosemarie Kathryn, 307 Milltown Road, Wilmington, Delaware. March 18 Maxwell, Elizabeth Taylor, 4278 Cheyenne Road, Richmond, Virginia. August 11 McGowin, Alice Estelle, Noyac Road, Southhampton, L.l., New York. Sep- tember 16 McKenzie, Linda Lee, 206 Fremont Street, Harrison, New York. April 21 Meehan, Linda Carpenter, 418 Wilkinson Street, Chelsea, Michigan, June 27 Menke, Susan Nadine, 121 S.W. 32 Street, Gainesville, Florida. December 15 Miller, Elizabeth Powell, 11 Hamilton Avenue, Wheeling, West Virginia. January 25 Miller, Virginia Joyce, 1072 Stonegate Drive, Salem, Virginia. July 14 Minervino, Marcia Diane, 905 DeWolfe Drive, Alexandria, Virginia. May 13 Monohon, Nancy Jackson, 709 Auburn Place, Martinsville, Virginia. J une 18 Morgan, Sherry Pauline, 1105 Chicamauga Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee. March 26 Munns, Mary Margaret, 3003 Farm Road, Alexandria, Virginia. March 6 Neff, Carole Anne, 1308 West Chester Pike, West Chester, Pennsylvania. June 28 Newhard, Elaine Rae, 16 Harrison Drive, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, January 24 Nickelson, Anne V., 20 Bryn Mawr Road, Wellesley, Massachusetts. J une 6 Oren, Bari Lynn, 22 Sheridan Avenue, Mount Vernon, New York. February 5 Osborne, Patricia Gayle, 256 Chestnut Street, Bound Brook, New Jersey. December 28 Palmer, Deborah Elizabeth, 315 South Lee Street, Alexandria, Virginia. Au- gust 13 Partin, Carolyn Sue, 2534 Kreber, Colurnbus, Ohio. May 9 Paruszewski, Deborah Jeane, 4 Tenby Drive, Perth, Wilmington, Delaware. March 1 Patterson, Margaret, 805 26th Street South, Arlington, Virginia. May 1 Pennington, Janis Lynn, R.D. 2, Mount Sterling, Ohio. September 16 Penson, Barbara Gay, Quarters 51, Fort Belvoir, Virginia. November 9 Peoples, Signe Kyle, 2700 Bartram Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. June 11 Pinney, Lynna Meryl, 6231 19th Street South, St. Petersburg, Florida. May 25 Ramsey, Nancy Jarrett, 402 Ninth Street, Radford, Virginia. August 3 Reading, Joanne Mary, 203 Pinevica Drive, Greenville, North Carolina. Sep- tember 16 Ricciardelli, Michele Judith, 6513 Lakeview Drive, Falls Church, Virginia. September 24 Rieg, Hannah Lamond, 17 Cricket Hill Drive, Pittsford, New York. February 24 Ries, Denise Elizabeth, 7609 Halprin Drive, Norfolk, Virginia. August 11 Roark, Delores, 131 Rice Terrace, Bristol, Virginia. August 29 Roberts, Gay Janelle, 5830 Sellger Drive, Norfolk, Virginia. March 26 Roberts, Linda Lee, West Point, Virginia. December 19 Robinson, Sally Crocket, 287 Watchung Fork, Westfield, New Jersey. August 15 Robinson, Sharon Louise, 407 Arch Street, Cumberland, Maryland. June 24 Robson, Mary Louise, Box 149, Culpeper, Virginia. August 29 Ross, Dorothy Jean, 1800 Norway Street, Bristol, Virginia. April 2 Rushbrooke, Freddie Rae, 208 Hale Street, Pearisburg, Virginia. May 8 Saenger, Barbara Alice, 46 Warren Court, South Orange, New Jersey. Janu- ary28 Freshman Aldridge, Joy Ellen, 1910 Forest View Dr., Johnson City, Tenn. Alexander, Susan Marie, 529 Kirk St., China Grove, N.C. 28023 Allen, Linda Dale, 1410 Girard Dr., Louisville, Ky. 40222 Alligood, Susan Jean, 429 Brookview Dr., Rochester, N.Y. 14617 Altizer, Elaine Mae, Route ilfl, Box 31, Jewell Ridge, Va. 24622 Anderson, Mary Sheridan, Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, Col. 80230 Andrechyn, Jerri L., 7 Everitt Place, Maplewood, N.J. Annis, Laura Elizabeth., 8409 Wagon Wheel Rd., Alexandria, Va. 22309 Armstrong, Christine, 124 South Eighth St. Upper Sandusky, Ohio Arrington, Cheryl Rebecca, 1722 Blair Rd., S.W., Roanoke, Va. 24015 Auspitz, Emily, 3075 Trout Run Rd., York, Pa. 17402 Bailey, Gertrude Gay, Box 504, Drummond Island, Michigan- 49726 Baker, Julia Dale, RFD 9591, Macon Hwy., Hawkinsville, Ga. 31036 Samson, Marilynne Sue, Box 107, Vemon Center, New York. May 20 Schoff, Susan, Box 226, Rose Valley Road, Moylan, Pennsylvania. March 10 Schweigart, Susan Carole, 31 Upland Way, Haddonfield, New J ersey. April 2 Shan, Emily Ruth, 448 Macatee Place, Mineola L.l., New York. December 21 Silvus, Kathleen Hice, R.D. 2, Box 516, Leechburg, Pennsylvania. February 19 Simmerman, Karen Doris, 4-4 S. West Avenue, Vineland, New Jersey. January 12 Simon, Karen Louise, 289 Perry Street, East Aurora, NewiYork. September 9 Skillman, Dianne Catherine, 5627 Magnolia Lane, Alexandria, Virginia. August 19 Smith, Margaret Rhodes, Rainero Apartments-Apt. 8, 308 Rebecca Street, Bristol, Vrrgrnra. May 21 Sniih, Reliecca lane, 2llllll West Avenue, Ocean City, New Jersey. June 3 Snell, Melanie Audrey, 3625 Danny's Lane, Alexandria, Virginia. September 19 Starkey, Carla Grear, 9505 Montgomery Drive, Bethesda, Maryland. February 8 Stevens, Lynn Jay, 1027 N.E. 36 Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. September 19 Stewart, Judith Jean, 303 Deanhurst Avenue, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. De- cember 6 Stokes, Donna Areta, Route 1, Linwood, North Carolina. December 31 Stuart, Anna Margaret, November 1 Strawn, Nancy Jane, 1332 School Lane, Warrington, Pennsylvania. July 15 Sturm, Karin Ann, 4322 Grandview Drive, Ashland, Kentucky. May 8 Sturwold, Dorella Ann, 15775 Rosemont Road, Detroit, Michigan. May 20 Sulick, Susan Kay, 289 Bassett Road, Bay Village, Ohio. June 8 Sullivan, Betty Ann, 610 East McKinney Avenue, Rogersville, Tennessee. February 6 Sumski, Judith Marie, 38 Soth Randolph Avenue, Poughkeepsie, New York. May 14 Swierad, Betty Ann, 48 Hillcrest Avenue, West Springfield, Massachusetts. June 12 Swiney, Claudia, 300 Cardinal Lane, Bristol, Tennessee. October 29 Taflent, glargaret Haynes, 442 West Main Street, Greeneville, Tennessee. une 1 Talley, Brenda Caroel, 4403 Jefferson Davis Highway, Fredericksburg, Vir- ginia. July 2. Terry, Mavis Darlene, 246 Park Street, Abington, Virginia. July 1 Thomas, Pamela Drue, 400 Douglas Street, Clifton Forge, Virginia. October 30 Thurn, Jane Ellen, 332 Hamden Drive, Clearwater Beach, Florida. March 28 Tillman, Effie Ann, 502 Camden Road, Wadesboro, North Carolina. Novem- er 11 Tucker, Barbara Anne, 74 Algonquin Road, Hampton, Virginia. October 6 Vemiillion, Anne Pennybacker, 522 Euclid Avenue, Bristol, Virginia. August 14 Vermillion, Charlotte Taylor, Route 1, Box 60, Holston, Virginia, June 19 Walk, Susan Carol, 6 Singletree Lane, Rollings Hills Estates, Califomia. June 17 Warner, Karen, 5720 Glenmullen Place, Alexandria, Virginia. June 4 Weaver, Elizabeth Jane, 907 Seventh Avenue, Bristol, Tennessee. January 6 Weaver, Kathryn Anne, R.D. 1, Strasburg, Pennsylvania. December 19 Wlelbsterg zghristine Russell, 343 Crisfield Lane, Princess Anne, Maryland. arc Wgitphal, Virginia Dee, 6 Lake lda Road, Delray Beach, Florida. September Whalen, Susan Frances, 535 Dixon Drive NW, Gainesville, Georgia. May 16 Whitelaw, Sally Watson, St. J ohn's Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida. September Whitlow, Audra Evelyn, 19 Bondurant Street, Martinsville, Virginia. January 15 Wieintjes, Barbara, 5639 Bellington Avenue, Springfield, Virginia. November Williams, Dara Ellen, Highway 346, Archer, Florida. May 31 Williams, Mary Lou, 332 Rabon Street, Concord, North Carolina. July 4 Wilson, Barbara Jean, 2824 South Joyce Street, Arlington, Virginia. April 10 Winston, Kathleen Taliaferro, Route 2 Box 29, Louisa, Virginia. December 2 Withers, Lola Anne, Box 832, Pulaski, Virginia. August 3 Wohlford, Patty Gayle, Route 4, Box 265, Wytheville, Virginia. October 16 Wort, Pamela Johnson, Dryden Road, Bemardsville, New Jersey. December 5 Young, Carolyn Elizabeth, 621 Moore Street, Bristol, Virginia. January 20 Zaggrary, Cassie Elizabeth, 25 Hames Street, Lexington, North Carolina. July Roster Baker, Ronna Karen, 3207 Old Salem Rd., S.W., Roanoke, Va. Balnaves, Nancy Jean, 1912 Cardinal Lake Rd., Cherry Hill, N.J. Baptist, Joan Chandler, 3726 North Randolph St., Arlington, Va. Barrasso, Bette Jo, 125 South Sixth St., Reading, Pa. Baur, Jessie Mary Helen, 3427 River Rd., Riverview Park, Reading, Pa. Baxter, Ann Emile, 825 Bayshore Dr., Pensacola, Fla. 32507 Bean, Mary Susan, 380 Westoak Trail, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27104 Beauvais, Linda Laura, 22 Walnut St. Winchendon, Mass. 01475 Beckerle, Donna Rae, 170 Oakwood Ave., Apt. 4, East Aurora, N.Y. Berg, Sandra Lee, 50 Ridgeview Lane, Poland, Ohio 44514 Berry, Nancy Atwater, 365 Shelboume Terrace, Ridgewood, N.J. Bertholf, Mary Melissa, 113 Cameron News, Alexandria, Va. 22314 Bigoney, Mary Rebecca, Lansdowne, Rd., R-3, Fredericksburg, Va. 2l7 Bisbe, Deborah Irene, 201 N. Shore Court, Seaford, Del. 19973 Bitely, Elizabeth Lee, 708 North Jay St., Rome, N.Y. 134-40 Blount, Jennifer Nell, 1620 Hibiscus Dr., Bartow, Fla. 33830 Booher, Frances, 119 Key St., Bristol, Va. 24201 Boone, Kathleen Mara, 3114 Fortune Rd., Richmond, Va. 23229 Bortz, Jane Lucretia, 117 Stockton Ave., Uniontown, Pa. 15401 Bouldin, Margaret Rose, 1007 Chalmers St., Martinsville, Va. 24113 Bounds, Saundra Delorise, 123 King St., McMinnville, Tenn. 37110 Bow, Melissa Ann, 5555 Everhard Rd., Canton, Ohio 44-718 Bowman, Patricia Anne, 358 Willow Ave., Camp Hill, Pa. 17011 Brainard, Susanne, 5048 Higel Ave., Sarasota, Fla. 33581 Branstrom, Margaret Lynn, 139 Pearson Dr., Morganton, N.C. 28655 Brobeck, Mary Virginia, 5028 Westpath Terrace, Washington, D.C. Brooks, Patricia Ann, 2312 Osborne Street, Bristol, Va. 24201 Brown, Bettina Sue, 4625 Lower River Rd., Lewiston, N.Y. 14092 Brown, Earlene Joy, 107 Main St., Coventry, Rhode Island 02816 Brown, Janean Linda, R-3, Box 357-B, Princeton, W.Va. 24740 Brown, Marion Townsend, 5155 37th Road North, Arlington, Va. 22207 Browning, Barbara Ann, 926 Chestwood Ave., Tallahassee, Fla. 32303 Brozowski, Roberta Marie, 81 Pleasant View Dr., Wayne, N.J. 07470 Budowitz, Karen Ann, 8224 Trabue Rd., Richmond, Va. 23225 Buehler, Sallie Jones, 432 Highland Dr., Moorestown, N.J. Buglass, Kay, 10321 Wood Rd., Fairfax, Va. 22030 Burnett, Laura Lee, 3912 Terrace Dr., Annandale, Va. 22003 Buxton, Barbara Anne, Green Knolls Rd., Morristown, N.J. Byrne, Lory Anne, 3411 Fiddler's Green, Falls Church, Va. Calvert, Lida Hayes, 607 North Howard Circle, Tarboro, N.C. Campbell, Bette Kyleen, Box 296, Whitesburg, Ky. 41858 Canter, Beverly Jean, 382 Wallace Pike, Bristol, Va. 24201 Capobianco, Lucille, 18 Winans Place, Locust Valley, N .Y. 11560 Cardelli, Sharon Fayette, Old Triangle Rd., Triangle, Va., 22172 Carpenter, Carol, 3852 Keowee Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. 37919 Carrier, Nora Jean, 1701 Tremont Ave., Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Carter, Margaret Aline, R-2, Box 58 Gayton Rd., Richmond, Va. 23229 Carter, Karen Jane, Box 11 Castlewood, Virginia Cassell, Mary Elizabeth, P.O. Box 1268, Staunton, Va. 24401 Cathey, Linda Kay, 7130 Cheshire Dr., Knoxville, Tenn. 37919 Catron, Judith Lynn, 3939 Grandview Ave., Louisville, Ky. 40207 Cecil, Merry Anix, Edgecomb Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 29301 Chadwell, Linda Martin, 5870 E. Ashland Dr., Nashville, Tenn. 37215 Chambers, Elizabeth, 1725 Willow Grove Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Christy, Janet Ellen, R-3, Marietta, Ohio 43570 Chunn, Wilma Jeanne, 108 Old Fort, Tullahoma, Tenn. 37388 Cirrito, Sylvia, 5535,Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va. 22204 Claytor, Brenda Gale, Route 2 Winchester, Tenn. 37398 Cobb, Linda Carol, 3514 Redding Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn. 37415 Goldren, Paulette Marie, 117 Sequoia Dr., Export, Pa. 15632 Collins, Katherine Ann, Qtrs. 720 Apt. 2 Fort Richie, Maryland 21719 Cook, Patricia Gail, 901 Mt. Vemon Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. 37405 Cooper, Linda Anne, 8182 Tidal Rd., Norfolk, Va. Cork, Rhett Carter, 130 Minnehaha Ave., Clermont, Fla. 32711 Corkrum, Virginia Ann, Juniper St. Walla Walla, Washington Corte, Catherine Ann, Box 8, Kimball, W.Va. 24853 Coughlan, Janet Llewellyn, 119 Woodland Dr., Staunton, Va., 24401 Counts, Joanne Gray, 420 Cheyenne Road, Bristol, Va. 24201 Craddock, Judith Ellen, R-6, Key West, Charlottesville, Va. 22901 Crawford, Candace Bettina, 41 Symor Dr., Convent, N.J. 07961 Crisanti, Caren Gail, Box 293m R.D. 1, Belmar, N.J. 07719 Cross, Mrs. Nancy, 519 Ventura Dr., Bristol, Va. 24201 Curl, Susan Louise, 1317 Asturia St., Coral Gables, Fla. Curtiss, Frederica, 632 Main St., Hingham, Mass. 02043 Dalla, Cynthia Lynne, 134 Lenape Dr., Berwyn, Pa. 19312 Dalton, Jane Lynn, 80-19 Austin St., Kew Gardens, N.Y. 11415 Dandy, Patricia Ann, 28 Hemlock Terrace, Wayne, N.J. 07471 Dedrick, Katherine Anne, 474 Pocahontos St., Norfolk, Va. 23511 DeLeo, Rebecca Jean, 4764 Stafford Circle, Charlotte, N.C. 28211 DeSouza, Rita Marie, 110 S. Pershing Dr., Arlington, Va. 22204 Deuel, Anne Waldron, 906 33rd St., Parkersburg, W.Va. deVictoria, Diane Blake, 185 Mill St., Westwood, N.J. 07675 Delfilippantonio, Linda, 245 Washington Dr., Pennsville, N.J. 08070 Dillon, Georgia Leigh, R-2, Oak Lane, Rocky Mt., Va. 24151 Donkervoet, Linda Kathleen, 152 Weinmann's Blvd., Wayne, New Jersey Downey, Sheila Joan, 85 Martling Ave., Pleasantville, N.Y. 10570 Dumas, Margaret Alfreta, 3307 Cameron Mills Rd., Alexandria, Va. Dunn, Diana, 1017 Young Ave., Maryville, Tenn. 37801 Dunn, Juliana, F -1, Box 100, Princeton, W.Va. 24740 Eastman, Wenona Sullivan, 402 N. Spring St., McMinnville, Tenn. 37110 Eaton, Barbara Jane, 2738 N.E. 16 St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 33316 Elder, Barbara Joyce, 6418 Cottonwood Dr., Alexandria, Va. 22310 Elliott, Deborah, 16 Tobey Ave., Windsor, Conn. 06095 Elliott, Scottie, Independence, Va. 24348 Embick, Elizabeth Ann, 321 Third St., New Cumberland, Pa. 17070 Emst, Judy Ann, 1831 N. Sherman St., York, Pa. 17402 Evans, Beryl Price, 4-6 Barry Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583 Evans, Mallory Joan, 4799 Northside Dr., Atlanta, Ga. 30327 Fancher, Malinda, 607 Woodlawn Ave., Newport, Tenn. 37821 Farr, Nancy Elaine, Box 53, Castlewood, Va. 24224 Felton, Gerale Jewel, 604 N. Collins, Tullahoma, Tenn. 37388 Ferguson, Judith Anne, 4-316 Beekman Dr., Nashville, Tenn. 37215 Fisher, Martha Jean, 409 Greenwood Dr., Clinton, Tenn. 37716 Fleming, Pamela Ann, R-2, Box 469, Salem, Va. 24153 Forgach, Dorothy Jane, 49 Beech St., Nutley, New Jersey 07110 2l8 Fortescue, Lucy Ricarda, Kanuga Rd., Hendersonville, N.C. 28739 Foster, Judith Ann, Farmview Dr., R.D. 9996, Huntington, N.Y. Frank, Margaret Ann, 911 Tower Dr., Laurel, Md. 20810 Fry, Leslie Lynne. R-1, Wayne, W.Va.- 25570 Fullen, LaVerne Willoughby, Route 9492, Blountville, Tenn. Fuller, Deborah, Box 351, Haysi, Va. 24256 Fuller, Leta Ann, 403 Oakdale St., Martinsville, Va. 24112 Callas, Linda Lou, 1115 S. Home, ParkRidge, Ill. 60068 Gano, Sharyn Lee, 2602 Grendon Dr., Wilmington, Del. 19808 Gates, Sandra Kay, 325 Hawthorne Dr., Charleston, W.Va. 25302 Gear, Karen Elena, 36 York St., York, Maine 03909 Gillenwater, Martha Jane, 411 Cheyenne Rd., Bristol, Va. 24201 Gilliam, Doris, 1005 Texas Ave., Bristol, Va. 24201 Glover, Karen Elena, 210 Ludwig Rd., New Castle, Pa. 16101 Graden, Janet Louise, 309 S. Delaware St., Smyma, Del. 19977 Graybill, Elizabeth Ann, R.D. 1141, Hanover, Pa. 17331 Greer, Sharon, Box 21, Linthicun, Maryland Gregg, Jeannie Sharman, 1101 S. Ninth St., Leesburg, Fla. 32748 Gregson, Molly Poage, 5719 Brahma Rd., S.W., Roanoke, Va. 24018 Guzik, Cynthia Jane, 845 The Circle, Lewiston, New York 14092 Hagerman, Peggy Keppel, A.C.O.S., J-5, U.N.C.!U.S.F. Korea APO San Francisco. Cal. 96301 Hales, Leah Holland, P.O. Box 527, Vass, N .C. 28394 Hall, Barbara Jane, 4404 Kanawha Ave., Charleston, W.Va. 25309 Hall, Donna Lee, 3207 Groveton St., Alexandria, Va. 22306 Hanson, Linda Ruth, 11 Circle Dr., Rumson, N .J . 07760 Hardin, Sally Andrews, Box 36, Isabella, Tenn. 37346 Harmon, Margaret Louise, 177 School St., Barbourville, Ky. 40906 Harra, Anne Pamela, 3 Stratton Court, Stony Brook, N.Y. 11790 Harrison, Patsy Jay, 314 Fifteenth Ave., Palmetto. Fla. 33561 Harrison, Willa Juanita, 12 Santa Dr., Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 Hartshorn, Beverly Ann, 2936 Blackwood Rd., Decatur, Ga. 30033 Harvey, Mary Keith, 714 Grove St., Bedford, Va. 24523 Hattaway, Linda, Springdale Town Apt. 8, Cherokee 81 Springdale Ave's Columbus, Ga. 31906 Hayes, Carol Jean, 159 Fairfield Dr., Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Heacock, Linda Joy, Plumsteadville, Pa. 18949 Heaton, Mary Jane, 2553 Mt. Holyoke Rd., Columbus, Ohio 43211 Hensley, Margaret Lee, 657 Pearl St., Bluefield, W.Va. 24701 Herrlein, Judith Ann, 4923 N. 26 St., Arlington, Va. 22207 Hill, Linda Ann, 2135 Maplewood Dr., Knoxville, Tenn. 37920 Hiner, Suzanne Dale, Box 248, Callao, Virginia 22435 Hubbard, Margaret Ann, 1012 Heather Lane, Lake Wales, Fla. 33853 Hughes, Mary Lynne, 122 W. Union St., Circleville, Ohio 4-3113 Hull, Judy Ann, RFD 9445, Box 180, Bristol, Tenn. Hume, Jamie Irene, Southside Rd., York, Maine 03909 Hunger, Nancy Lee, 3019 N. George St., York, Pa. 17402 Hunsucker, Linda Sharon, Route 3, Bristol, Va. 24201 Hutton, Carol, 1725 Pelham Dr., York, Pa. 17402 Jackson, Mary Lee, 309 Mayflower Apts., Virginia Beach, Va. Jarvis, Alice Roberta, R-2, Georgetown, Ky. 40324 Jennings, Kathleen Marie, 4200 Hilton Place, Lynchburg, Va. 24503 Johnson, Jennifer L., 1015 B Donnington Circle, Towson, Md. 21204 Johnson, Paula Louise, 418 Prospect St., Westfield, N.J. 07090 Johnson, Sharon Marie, 1319 Southwest St., Falls Church, Va. Jones, Karen Deweese, 560 Westview Ave.. Bedford, VH- 24523 Keith, Sarah Alice, 108 Breslin St., Wadesboro, N .C. 28170 Kelly, Susan Paula, 2323 Mountain Ave., Scotch Plains, N.J. Kerby, Margery Dimmitt, 120 Margate Rd., Lutherville, Md. 21093 King, Judy Ann, 1101 Arlington Ave., Bristol, Va. 24201 King, Julia Annette, 1122 Highland Ave., Bristol, Va. 24201 Klein, Elizabeth Katherine, Box 4-3, Macton Rd., Street, Md. 21154 Knopf, Wanda Sue, 814 Jackson Ave., Warren, Pa. 16365 Koetsch, Katherine Jane, 51 Chimney Ridge Dr., Convent Station, N .J . Kohler, Cynthia Ann, 17 Plymouth Ave., Lancaster, Pa. 17602 Krumscheid, Elaine Carol, 10 Dale Dr., Chatham, N.J. 07928 Kwantz, Karen L., 32 Atwater St., Bridgeport, Conn. 06604 Lagueux, Deborah Anne, 2111 Cantle Lane, Roanoke, Va. 24018 Laird, Bonnie, 49 Mountain Ridge Dr., Wayne, N.J. 07473 Lancaster, Connie, 5900 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Va. 23226 Larsen, Martha Alice, Soundview Ave., Peconic, L.I., N .Y. 11958 Larson, Charlayne, 101 Irvington Ave., Waterbury, Conn. 06708 Leonardo, Maureen, 2067 Etna Dr., Yorktown Hts., N.Y. 10598 Light, Leslie, 7 Gen. McLean Dr., Bellport, N.Y. 11713 Lilly, Deborah Anne, 631 Pugh Rd., Wayne, Pa. 19087 Liptak, Jacqueline Louise, 1702 Cedar Cliff Dr., Camp Hill, Pa. 17011 Little, Joyce Elizabeth, 201 Harney St., Elizabeth City, N.C. 27909 Lobasso, Toni Ann, 9 Birch Dr., Huntington Station, N.Y. 11746 Longo, Mary Margaret, 25 Meeker Place, Millburn, N.J. 07041 Loughridge, Karen Leigh, 602 Woodford St., Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Ludlum, Barbara, 133 Mohawk Dr., Cranford, N.J. 07016 Lundbye, Lynda Beth, 211 W. Market St., Orwigsburg, Pa. 17961 Luther, Susan Maude, 11 Hillendale Rd., Asheville, N.C. 28805 Mackey, Patricia Anne, 3428 Stoneybrae Dr., Falls Church, Va. 22044 Mahaffey, Lurlie Jeanne, P.O. Box 877 Lake Marshall Rd., Apopka, Fla- Mahoney, Marilyn Ann, 540 Forest Boulevard, Indianapolis, Ind. Mann, Linda, 664 Gordon Dr., Charleston, W.Va. Marcum, Linda vLee, 1547 Springdale Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 Martin, Mary Lynne, 1920 College Ave., Bluefield, W.Va. 24701 Martini, Mary Vay, 11112 Glen Valley, Brecksville, Ohio 44141 Mason, Patricia Lynn, 1617 Poplar St., Bristol, Va. 24201 Mathna, Margaret Rose, 507 W. 32 Street, Lorain, Ohio 4-4055 Matice, Linda Carol, P.O. Box 105, Three Mile Bay, N .Y. 13693 Maupin, Rebecca Garland, 1404 Midland Hts., Covington, Va. 24426 Meadows, Karen Leigh, 2807 White Oak Dr., Nashville, Tenn. 37215 Mendel, Kathy Marie, 3424 Tanglewood Dr., Sarasota, Fla. 33580 Meredith, Cynthia J 0, 511 W. Maxwell, Lakeland, Fla. 33803 Meyer, Susan, 916 DeWolfe Dr., Alexandria, Va. 22308 Midgley, Sue Ellen, 223 W. Main St., Mt. Sterling, Ohio 43143 Miller, Catherine G., 10570 Main St., Box 204, Fairfax, Va. 22030 Miller, Nancy Diane, 615 San Marco Dr., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Miner, Gail Margarita, 115 Pine Woods Dr., N. Tonawanda, N.Y. 14120 Moad, Paula June, 928 Lewis Street, Bristolm, Va. 24201 Monaco, Madeline Theresa, 85 Salisbury Ave., Garden City, N.Y. 11530 Mongero, Lynne Ellen, 1878 Maple Hill St., Yorktown Hgts., N.Y. Montgomery, Linda Ray, 114 Buena Vista Circle, South Hill, Va. 23970 Moore, Bemadette, 14 Gailview Dr., Oyster Bay, N.Y. 11771 Moore, Katherine Jean, Box 247, R-1, South Hill, Va. 23970 Moore, ,Kathleen Ann, 614 Redman Ave., Haddonfield, N.J. 08033 Morrow, Marilyn Ross, 116 Fleetwood Dr., Lookout Mtn., Tenn. 37350 Mulvey, Barbara Lee, 808 Summit Ave., Greensboro, N .C. 27402 MacFarland, Margaret Jean, 1511 Whilden Place, Greensboro, N .C. 27408 McAllister, Ellen, Main St., Delta, Pa. 17314 McCa.leb, Patricia Harley, 218 Fudge St., Covingto Va. 24-426 McClanahan, Judy, Cove Lawn, Covesville, Va. 22119131 McCrohan, Patricia Ann, 278 Hamilton Ave., Princeton, N.J. 08540 McElroy, Karen, 22 Oak Park Dr., Morristown, N.J. 07961 McGee, Katherine Dell, 1015 Dogwood Lane, Bluefield, W.Va. 24701 McG'ehee, Mary Janie, R-2, Box 64, Keysville, Va. 23947 Mclver, Mildred Elizabeth, 1202 Palmyra Ave., Richmond, Va. 23227 McKinley, Ellen Stewart, 12 Oakland Place, Summit, N.J. 07901 McLaughlin, Jean, 4012 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Va. 23221 McWhirter, Julia Anne, 6201 Avalon Lane, Indianapolis, Ind. 46220 Nazak, Peggy Ann, 703 Redman Ave., Haddonfield, N.J. 08033 Newman, Jacquelin Elizabeth, 110 Lolo St., Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Nichols, Susan Claire, 311 Fudge St., Covington, Va. 24426 Nickell, Julia Elizabeth, 1103 Woodmont Dr., Johnson City, Tenn. Nicoll, Joanne Elizabeth, 19 Parkview Terrace, Bayonne, N.J. 07002 Nielson, Bertha, 110 College Ave, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12601 Nolan, Pamela Jean, 44-00 Robertson Blvd., Alexandria, Va. Norman, Linda Gail, 5923 Sharon View Rd., Charlotte, N .C. 28211 Norris, Virginia Louise, 1309 Seville Dr., New Orleans, La. ,70122 Novak, Carolyn Marie, 2532 Langhorne Rd., Lynchburg, Va. 24502 O'Brien, Deborah Lee, 1725 Forest Hill Dr., Vienna, W.Va. 26101 Olsen, Cheryl, Flanders-Drakestown Rd., Flanders, N.J. Oleskie, Margery Elizabeth, 509 Willow Ave., Piscataway, N.J. 08854 Osborne, Laurie Anna, R-2, Georgetown, Ky. 40324 Ott, Stephanie Elena, 210 Delaplane Ave., Newark, Del. 19711 Owen, Elizabeth Worthington, Meadowbrook Terrace, Bedford, Pa. 15522 Owen, Jennifer Lynne, Box 206, Cleveland, Va. 24225 Owen, Leslie Mary, 105 Dale Place, Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Owens, Bobbie Jean, 229 Clark St., Barbourville, Ky. 40906 Pase, Linda Carol, 1102 Cherokee Trail, Martinsville, Va. Passela, Andrea Judith, 4136 Watkins Trail, Annandale, Va. 22003 Paul, Antoinette Dibrell, 3315 Memorial St., Alexandria, Va. 22306 Peden, Pamela Jo, 941 Ridgemont Rd., Charleston, W.Va. 25314 Pendleton, Elen Davis, 101 S. Gate Dr., Blacksburg, Va. 24060 Pentz, Sarah Thornton. R-1. Box 280, Covington, Va. 24426 Peters, Susan Elizabeth, R.D. 9491, Boot Rd., Box 4-12, West Chester, Pa. Petree, Penny Pink, 3438 Kernersville Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. Phillippi, Diane, 1527 Highland Ave., Bristol, Va. 24201 Phipps, Cynthia Ellen, 1309 Indian Hill Dr., Bristol, Tenn. 37622 Pierce, Cynthia Ann, 506 Marsh Rd., Pittsford, N .Y. 14534 Plummer, Mary Priscilla, 'Z1Aramco,.Abquiq Box 38, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Powell, Susan Gayle, 1013 Cliftwood Circle, Clifton Forge, Va. Prickett, Patricia Ann, Starboard St., Forked River, N.J. 08731 Proskie, Joan Helena, 26 Overlook, Ave., Dover, N.J. 07801 Prout, Pamela Marie, 652 Mt. View Dr., Lewiston, N.Y. 14092 Pyle, Sandra Lou, 2029 Woodbine St., Kingsport, Tenn. 37660 Ramsay, Frances Fordham, 23 Squirrel Den Rd., Rutherfordton, N.C. Rankin, Judith Ann, 7109 Providence Circle, Charlotte, N.C. Ratti, Jeanne Maria, Spring Hollow Rd., Far Hills, N.J. 07931 Read, Sandra Judith, 1804 Fairview Way, Greenville, N.C. 27834 Reed, Mary Jenkins, 221 East Allen St., Lancaster, Ohio 43130 Reynolds, Delores Marie, 1209 Maymont Dr., Bedford, Va. 24523 Rhudy, Carolyn Craig, 111 Franklin St., Welch, W.Va. 24801 Richie, Sara Katherine, R-2, Box 149, Salem, Va. 24153 Roberts, Patricia Anne, Route 3, Box 266, Abingdon, Va. 24210 Rodman, Patricia Kay, 441 Beechwood Ave., Haddonfield, N.H. Roeseler, Karen Lee, 535 Station Rd., Quakertown, Pa. 18951 Rossi, Lynn, 21 Mason Dr., Ft. Belvoir, Va. 43423 Roth, Ann Adair, 323 N. Chauncey St., Columbia City, Ind. Routzong, Rita Ann, Box 434, Eastville, Va. 23347 Roys, Cynthia, 22 Ordway Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 02181 Rubach, Celexte Michele, 1325 Sycamore St., Buffalo, N.Y. 14211 Rubenstein, Diane, 8542 Springview Dr., Indianapolis, Ind. Sampson, Linda Anne, 726 Prince St., Bristol, Va. 24201 Sanders, Thelma Graves, 808 McCormick St., Clifton Forge, Va. 24422 Satterwhite, Susan Debbie, Hq. 5th A.F. Box 381 APO San Francisco, Cal Savage, May Lawrence, Box 195, Chincoteague, Va. 23336 Schnitzius, Sherry Ann, 441 Crescent Ave., Moorestown, N.J. 07057 Scott, Paige, Meadow Lake Dr., Mendon, Vermont 05071 Sechrist, Gail Marie, 10410 Londonridge Court, Cincinnati, Ohio Serio, Anna Rose, 920 Marion Dr., Baton Rouge, La. 70806 Shuster, Sandra Kay, 127 Oakenwold Terrace, Staunton, Va. 24401 Skinner, Alison, 201 N . Rolling Rd., Springfield, Pa. 19064 Smart, Dora Susan, 15776 Rosemont Rd., Detroit, Mich. 48223 Smith, Ann Lewis, 9495 Arlington Blvd., Apt. 202, Fairfax, Va. Smith, Barbara Jean, 308 N.E. 28th St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Smith,.Deborah Kay, 107 E. Harrison St., Salisbury, N.C. 2814-4 Smith, Smith, Smith, Elizabeth M., Country Club Rd., Mt. Airy, N.C. 27030 Jonnie Aileen, P.O. Box 1026, Morristown, Tenn. 37813 Kathleen J o, 934 Tropic Blvd., Delray Beach, Fla. 33444 Smith, Mary Rosalyn, 309 S. College St., Smithville, Tenn. 37166 Smith, Wanda Lee, 210 Yates St., South Boston, Va. 24592 Smotherrnan, Anne Elizabeth, 3721 Oweda Terrace, Chattanooga, Tenn. Smyth, Christine Ellen, 8306 Cherry Valley Lane, Alexandria, Va. Snypes, Susan Renee, 2128 Sixth St., N.W., Hickory, N.C. 28601 Spangler, Catherine Arnold, 380 Pine Lane, York, Pa. 17403 Sparks, Susan Carol, 107 E. Moreland Ave., Hatvoro, Pa. 19040 Sprague, Carolyn, 1111 Neal Dr., Alexandria, Va. 22308 Stacey, Nancy Darlene, 104 Columbia Rd., Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Staley, Susan Patricia, 333 Brandon Court, Hampton, Va. 23369 Stepenson, Margaret, 621 Westview Ave., Bedford, Va. 24523 Stevens, Jeanette, M Sr M Trailer Park, Bristol, Va. 24201 Stewart, Antoinette, 385 Dorothy Lane, Wyckoff, N.J. 074-81 Storck, Sharon Anne, 704 Glenside Ave., Wyncote, Pa. 19095 Stuard, Karen Adele, 124 Edgewood, Rd., Ardmore, Pa. 19003 Sulc, Carol Lynn, 112 Spring Brook Rd., Morristown, N.J. Sullivan, Cheryl Lee, 2713 Woodlawn Dr., Nashville, Tenn. 37212 Sullivan, Deborah Ann, 2430 Avenham Ave., Roanoke, Va. 24014 Swift, Judith Ann, 825 Tremont Ave., Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Tallent, Eugenia Wilson, 4-42 W. Main St., Greenville, Tenn. 37743 Tarleton, Leslie Jean, 31 Fairchild Place, Whippany, N.J. 07981 Tate, Lena Elizabeth, R-1, Box 19, Camden, Ala. 36726 Taylor, Taylor, Barbara Jean, 8003 Lewinsville Rd., McLean, Va. 22101 Freida Louise, R-2, Box 18A, Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Taylor, Pamela Rae, 3465 N. Edison St., Arlington, Va. 22207 Taylor, Ruth Ann, Route 4, Abingdon, Va. 24210 Teitrick, Susan, 177 Glendale St., Carlisle, Pa. 17013 Terry, Joan, P.O. Box 111,.Miami Springs, Fla. 33166 Thomas, Jacqueline C., 2416 Newton St., Lakevale Estates, Vienna, Va. Tomlinson, Mary Kathryn, P.O. Box 367, Galax, Va. 24333 Toms, Nell Coleman, 214 Merritt St., S. Boston, Va. 24598 Traughber, Patricia, Rainbow Lakes Estates, R-A2, Box 111-A, Dunnellon Fla. 32620 Tribble, Suzanne Beth, 717 26th St., South, Arlington, Va. 22202 Trinkle, Barbara Jean, Grove Park Dr., Bristol, Tenn. 37620 Turner, Jeanne Gray, Union Rd., Leaksville, N.C. 27288 Tumer, Mary Ann, 4611 Sleaford Rd., Bethesda, Md. 20014 Tyson, Lola, 30 7th Ave., N.W., Cairo, Ga. 31728 Underwood, Karen Lee, 101 S.W. 15th Rd., Miami, Fla. 33143 Ungemach, Janet Virginia, 6221 23rd St., North, Arlington, Va. 22205 Van Scoy, Susan Jane, 212 E. Denison, Davenport, Iowa 52803 Vogel, Deborah Ann, Indian Brook Rd., Garrison, New York 10524 Waddington, Barbara Eleanor, 30 Eagle Hill Dr. Rt. 2 Buzzard's Bay, Mass. Wagner, Cheryl, 3 Winding Lane, Claymont, Del. 19703 Wagner, Jennifer Carroll, R-1, Meadowview, Va. 24361 Walker, Dian, R-2, Jacksboro, Tenn. 37757 Wanen, Jean Clifton, 1505 Prince Edw. St., Fredericksburg, Va. Weihe, Lisa, 4801 Dexter St., N .W., Washington, D.C. 20007 Weisbecker, Ellen Byrd, 708 Hillcrest Dr., High Point, N.C. 27262 Whayne, Wilhelmine Mercer, 6404 Regal Rd., Louisville, Ky. 40222 Wheeler, Toni Lee, 549 Garden Lane, Bristol, Va. 24201 Wideman, Lisa Frances, 3114 Battersea Lane, Alexandria, Va. 22309 Wielkopolski, Blair, 3313 Willow Grove Ave., Reading, Pa. 19605 Wiggins, Cathy Marie, 56 Hickory Dr., Lancaster, Pa. 17601 Williams, Cheryl Ann, 3226 Dye Dr., Falls Church, Va. 22042 Williams, Helen Iris, 3824 N. Delaware, Indianapolis, Ind. 4-6205 Williams, Linda Kay, 2526 Kreber Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43204 Williamson, Ruth Helen, 93 Sheldon Ave., Oswego, N.Y. 13126 Winslow, Jane Hayes, 20 S. State St., Vineland, N.J. 08360 Wood, Diane W., 913 Chestnut Lane, Vestal, N.Y. 13850 Woods, Marilyn A., Logistics Div. SHAPE, APO New York, N.Y. 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