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

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-Mrt riar Batch MARY 0. PEXNYPACKER PllOEXIXVII.I.E, I ' A. ficiman fhil). 1013-1014; Chaii- luan Missionary Committee, lOKi- 1014: C ' hainnan C ' liapel Coni- iiiittee, 1014-1015; President Col- lege Clul5, lOlo-lOKi; Treasurer of Pennsylvania Club, 1012-1013; Honor Council, 1015-1016; Treas- urer of Y. V. C. A., 1015 101(1; President of Pennsylvania Cluh, 1015-1010; Treasurer of Class of lOlli, 1013-1014. M:l Uth i-riii tii St Ijf tll( that : Her spite of her care for so many funds, we tind Mary, a Senior, with work so difticult that at the beginning of her last semester of college life she considers tailing up another sut)ject. Since this certainly can not he attributed to any portion of her name, we assume that behind those big-rimmed glasses, wliich we see on worlcing days, thei ' e must be a lively brain at work. This we. therefure. conclude is Mary ' s endowment. 21

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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.

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Briar Batch COKSTAXCE RUSSELL JtOT Grave Hill New Briton, Conn. we say, •■Cleverly dune. Fruui tlie way she lixes lier liair to the writing of that famous play produced on Sweet Briar stage last year we may apply the word clever. Skillfully has she guided the Senior Class through its last year of college work, and Sweet Briar ' s greatest regret is that Connie ' s brains can not be willed to some one on her departure from this pleasant abode. Tenuis Team, 1913-1!114; Treas- iirer of Y. W. C. A., 1!)14-19L5; Mayasine Si n, 1913-1914; Editor- in-Chief of Magazine, 1914-1915: Art Editor of Briar Patch, 1914- 1915: Head of Lake Day, 1914- 1915: President of Ripplers, 1915- 1916; President of Class of 1910, 1915-1916; Vice-President of Y. W. C. A., 1915-1916; Treasurer of Student Government, 1915-1910; Historian of Class of 1916. 22