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

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BRIAR PATCH In the year 11)10-11 no matters of great importance occurred; yet the college activities grew in every respect, The May Queen was Margaret Cobb, who lent much grace and beauty to the scene. I he coronation ot the queen was followed by a pageant, Romance of the Rose. Eugenia Buffington was president of S. ;. A. an honor which she held for two successive rear-,. In marking the mile- stones of success m S. a. A., her administration stands foremost In the same year -.lie made a lovely May Queen, and the Awaken- ing ot the Daffodil charmed the audience by its beautiful dancing In the year 1912-13 athletics took a new lease on life under Miss Gascoigne, and lacrosse was added to our list of outdoor games. The four basket-ball courts and the hockey field were af last finished. The Dramatic Association planned more plays than ever before, and made outdoor plays a permanent feature of the college calendar. Mary Tyler was the May Queen of the year burthermore, the foundations of Grammer Dormitory were dug win,!, completed tin- present group of buildings. We are very grateful to the year 1913-14, which brought us ;, ,.,,.„. ,. ■ t t - , 0Ur P resent Senior Class. Furthermore, this year was noted for «pa iu.-,i ni.iutitul guls. thiss fighting became more strenuous than ever inrl InVin, ■■• leiatrvelj few, and to then successes we owe all that is best in the college of to-dav.

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