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

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Briar Batch KLLEN HOWISON Staunton, Va. Magazine Staff, l!)13-ini4, 1!(14 1915; Editoi-in-Cliief of Briar Patch, 1914-1015; Editor-in-Chief of Maf azine, 1915-1916; Junior- Freshman Team, 1914-1915; Senior-Sophomore Team, 1915- 1916; Head of May Day, 1915; Chairman of Founder ' s Day, 1915; Glee Club, 1913-1914, 1914-1915; Member of the Merrv Jesters. Kllen ' s suijpl.v of nervous energy does not seem to be even dampened by eight years ' study of the ancient Romans. From Lucretius to Noyos runs Ellen ' s love of reading, which enables her to nse the critical ability thus gained in pro- ducing Maiiuzhiia and Bihar Patches. It is only when her daily letters are, upon the establishment of her fame, published, we shall truly know Ellen ' s deep mind. 19

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Briar Batch j % ANTOINETTE GAY CAMP -) i Hiij h Street Franklin, Va. Antoinette can sing. Of this there is no doubt. For this reason she was made head of the Glee Club : for this reason she sat on the foremost seat in the choir until the rest of the class demanded her presence on the Senior Row. In pla.vs Antoinette interprets her parts well. In the same way she wears the clothes for which she has gained a reputation. Needles, crochet, embroidery, or any other kind of dainty work have no mysteries for Antoinette. Her genius for tickling the ivories must be mentioned before we tell you that A in this case stands for Accomplished. 18 aii ' e Club, 1913-1014, 1914-1015, I!ll,5-101(i; Member of the Rip- piers, 1914-1015, 1915-1916; Y. W. ( ' . A. Cabinet, 1914-1915; Presi- dent of Glee Club, 1915-1916; Secretary-Treasurer of Eipplers, 1913-1914, 1914-1915, 1915-1916; Chairman May-Day Dance, 1915; Secretary of Class of 1916, 1913- 1914; Vice-President of Class of lltu;, 1(114-1915; Assistant Busi- ness Manager of Briar Patch, 1914-1915: Chairman Campus Committee, 1915-1916.

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Briar Batch SARAH FELICIA I ' ATTOX Catlettsuuru, Ky. In spite of Felicia ' s seiious exteiioi- there may be found in her make-up a store of jollity. Although the task of keeping us quiet at dinner, when we all feel most happy, is a strenuous one. we realize the most bothersome task which lias fallen to her lot is that of keeping the school running (piietly and smoothly during ■Ban ' s absences. With the one million hows. two million wheres, and seven million whys of the Freshmen, concerning matters which date back to the beginning of Nebuchadnezzar ' s reign, we may rightly marvel that Felicia smiles at all : •2U Honor Council. IIH. ' M ' .IU. 1IU4- 1!)15: Secretary Y. W. C. A., 11114- mio, 1915-1016: Vice-President Student Government, I!)15-ini(i: Junior ■ Freshman Ba.sket - Ball Team, 1914-1915: Class Basket- Bail Teams: Varsity and College Basket-Ball Teams, 1915-1916.