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

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' ww-n Briar Batch REBECCA S T U T H A R T S V I I, L E, S. C. .J2.5 Union Street lONTCiOMEKV, Al,.V. Vice-President of Dramatic ., 1914-1915: .luniiii-Freshman Bas- ket-Bali Team, 1912-1913, 1914 1915; Senior-Sophomore Basket Ball Team, 1913-1914, 1915-191l Senior Basket-Bail Team, 1915 1916; Member of tlie Merry Jesters: President of Jlerry Jesters, 1915-191G: Class His torian, 1913-1914: Social Com mittee of Y. V. C. A., 1914-1915 Chairman Cofiperative Committee, 1914-1915. To tbose who know Becky at all no setting forth of her charms and powers seem necessary. Gracious and lovely, Becky dances her way into the hearts of all. We wonder if she whispers to the acids of the Chemistry lab how to turn this way or that. No doubt the butterfly she draws in Biology bas taugbt her liis secrets of flitting hither and tliither. In French Beclsy tried to malte us tbinls she had met her Waterloo. I)ut again proves charmingly unexpected by passing off in one exam worlc which five others in the same subject could not accomplish. 23

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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

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Briar Battl) JEAN FRANCES STOCKDALE SWATHMORE, PA. . I. Mils linractfristics are so novel that it seems difficult to deteraiiue on any ijiedominating one. Her attempt to make an ascension to lieaven by means of tlie land of tlie fourth dimension you will agree is novel. A propensity for classes of which she is the sole member again marks her as singular in ambition. We are shown glimpses of her talent for piano playing on evenings when Chemistry lab has proven irksome, and she wishes to work off her feelings. 24 Track Team, 10121013, I!)I3- 11114, ini4-l!ll5, ini.5-initi; Vicc- I ' ri ' siilent Pennsylvania C ' lul). 1913- 11114, 1914-191.5; Head of Lake Day, 1013: Vice-President of Class of 1016, 1912-1913: Mistress of Wardrobe for final play, 1013; Senior Basket-Bali Team, 101,5- lOKi; Wearer of the S. B.: Edi- torial Staff of Briar Patch, 1014- lOlo. • T • » • »