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

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riir College 38: iJSt P Still greater and moi-e difficult days lie before us. Many of the binding traditions and prejudices of the past must die, true ideals of inter- nationalism based upon love of country and of race, true conceptions of social order and social justice must be born. In the new era now dawning, woman will play an increasingly responsible part in the life of the com- munity. She must be hospitable to new ideas, courageous in facing new difficulties and new burdens, unswerving in devotion to democratic ideals and principles. She must be imbued with a sense of the value and the joy of life. Sweet Briar rejoices in the strong young lives which she is sending forth to share in the work and in the achievement of the new world. To the best future of that world we dedicate, we consecrate the coming years. i

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irC W :i)c Classes ]fl 0= ? SENIOR CLASS LOUISE HAMMOND Colors : Blue and Black Tree: White Pine Motto: Spcctamur Age)ido Emblem: Lion OFFICERS Louise Hammond President Frances Wild Vice-President Henrietta Anderson Secretanj Elizbeth Hodge ...Treasurer ROLL Henrietta Anderson Katkerine Block- Elizabeth Eggleston Nell Eickelma ' n Florence Freeman Rosanne Gilmore Louise Hammond Elizabeth Hodge Isabel Luke Dorothy Neal Mary Jones. Nixon Josephine Payne Caroline Sharpe Mildred Thompson Catharine Towne Dorothy Valentine Frances Wild Isabel Wood Dorothy Wallace 16 y