Sweet Briar College - Briar Patch Yearbook (Sweet Briar, VA)

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.on. IK .MKIMWK ' rilKi; WII.SOX i;.H ' k Hill. Soiitii ciiniiiiKi ■■ (■ liiisij. hiisi , hiisi - sorri -i ' ililc . ill nil surls Ii ' IkIiihi iriii s. ' li;iiriii -llsrfill. ,1 ,f lliilirsl. uinihlr UN jirr- 1 iii ' Missioiiarv Committee of Y. W. ■. . ., I ' .iilll 111. lsill-12; President of Y. W. C. A., I ' .iu!! ID. liiKi 1 1 ; K.xeeutive Committee of Student (loxenni.ent .Vssoi-iation, 1909-10, 1911-12; Sub- stitute on Seniov-Sophomoie Basket-Bali Team, liMlil; Secretary and Treasurer of Class, lOOlllO, mill 11; Delei ate to Asheville Conference, .lune, 191(1; Delegate to Richmond Territorial Confev- enie, 1910; Vice-President of Student Govern- ment Association. 1910-11; President of Class, 1911 12; Business .Manager of Briar P.vrcH, lilll 12; (I lee Club. ELSIE LUPTXSKT Z.VEOET. She! lo vn ' ;i 1 1 , W i si -di i s i 1 1 Vliiil a lilr; irll iir il .• ■aih, li irr rciiili irii In hurl.- Treasurer of Y. W. C. A., 19ii!ilii, 1911; Senior-Sophomore Basket-Ball Team, 1909; Win ner of S. B. on College Basket-Ball Team, 1910; Chairman of Field Da.v Committee, 1910; Kx- ecutive Committee of Student Government Asso- ciation, 1910-11; Representative to Debatin}; Club, 1910-11; Business Manager of Sweet Briar Magazine, 1911; President of Athletic .Associa- tion, 1911-12; Treasurer of Student Government Association, 1911-12; Vice-President of Class, 1911-12; Business Manager of Bri. r 1 ' atch, 1911 12; President of the Katzen.jammer F.iiriilv; Class Historian; Rijipler; Glee Club.

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: ilk. •• w iVELLE KEIJ.EK ilniicie. IniliaiKi ■( ' iiuf siiircrc irr (ire nofliin; . ' Executive ( ' oiiuiiittee of .Student Goveniinent Association. 19US(l9; Chaii-man of Inter-Col- legiate fomniittee of Y. W. C. A., 1908-09; Vice- President of Class, 1910-11; Representative to Debating CluVj, 1911-12; Vice-President of Stu- dent tiovernnieut Association, 1911-12; Editor- in-Chief of Briar Patch, 1911-12; Sippler. FKAXCE.S XOYES MAT.SOX .Icihiisdii ( ' it •. Tennessee ■■SIn ' fill.-rlh s luiieiils. list (lelnjlit III lillisirii] iii- Seeretary and Treasurer of Class, 1908-09; President of Class, 1909-10, 1910-11; Secretarv and Treasurer of Debating Club, 1909-10; Vice- President of Y. V. C. A., 1909-10; Substitute on .- enior-Sophoniore Basket-Bali Team, 1909; Win- ner of S. B. in Hurdles, Field Day, 1910; p]ditor-in-Chief, Sweet Briar Magazine, 1911; Delegate to Asheville Conference, .June, 1911; Executive Cnmniittee of Student Government Association. 1911-12; Secretary and Treasurer of Class, 1911-12: Associate Editor of Briar Patch, 1911-12; Class Prophet; Glee Club. 73 =

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? ■ % Senior 1F3i8tor | ©vcr the Sweet .iBriar Course t 111 Car Ittumber 1912 ' I ' lic :;i-c:il clork in the rcuti-al hall (if the ilc]ior at (] Sweet liriar iii(licate(l twenty niinntes jiast ele en mi the iMIfh uf Se|iteniher. 1!)()S. The station was eniwded with VMiiiii. ii-U who we|-e ahdnl to dejiart on the i;ri ' at trans- (■DJleiiiate ti ' ain. Imnnd fm- ( ' nnnnencenient ( ' it - in Senior Slate. This sperial ti ' ain was es|iecially eulistrileled for the eiPineiiieiice id ' wnuien trav(ders; in fact, nn men. e. ce|)t the few necessary utticials. were allowed on the t rain. Some (d the |ir(is]iei ' ti ( ' |iasscni;ers were iindertak- iiii! ' the ti ' i]i as a means of reciiperation froni a ratlier trying;- sncial snnimer. dtiiers were in searcdi of liealth ainmiii ' st the niiKdi-advertised. Iieaiitifiil ami iiealthfiil country throniih wlii(di the line ran. S ime few, in the i;cniiiiie. deterniineil. |ii iiii ' er s|iirit, had resolved to lie ihe tirst ones to travcd the new road to the very end of the lilK ' oniinelicemelit ( ' ity. l eo]de were still throliiiim: aronihl the ti(d et ottice, makiiii: final arraiiiicments with Air. ! )e ' , the ticd et ai:ent, ahont ihe fare and reser ations on the s]ee]ier. Others were snhmittini; for a]i]n-o -al their transfers from |ire|iaratoi ' y lines. When tlie hell idaiitied and the whistle , hlew tliei-e was a mad rush to hoard the train. We fonnd we had resei- ations in 1 car Xo. I ' .ilJ. ' were rather lonesome jl ' |, until we hecanie ac(|iiainted with tlie liirls W ill the hertlis across the aisle and next to