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

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1933 volume:

EX LIBRIS Copyright, igs, LVDIA GoODWVN Helen Bean Pilgrim ' s Progress N umber of • • • THE BRIAR PATCH 1933 FOREWORD A S I wa cd through the wilderness of the world, I lighted 071 a certain place quoth John Bunyan. And there he met with all manner of damsels engaged in dit ' erse pursuits both grave and gay the record of which is chronicled for all who tread herein the paths of learning or pursue their pilgrim ' s progress through the u ' orld. IBRIAR ' I patch! CONTENTS BOOK ONE The College Views Faculty BOOK TWO Classes Seniors Juniors Sophoynores Freshmen BOOK THREE Organizations BOOK FOUR Athletics BOOK FIVE May Day DEDICATION The Briar Patch of 1933 IS dedicated ni affectionate appreciation to MISS LUCY CRAWFORD with the hope that the happy relations of the present will remain forever unbroken COLLEGE ■s - J fy- :v v:4 2 ,tiJ% y y ■ m. . - -JBHIW ' . ' J ' lie Jury ' FACULTY MISS DUTTON Beknick Drake Lill Kcgistnir A.B.. Wc ' lcsley College; A.M.. The George W ' asliington University A ' iLLiAM B. Dew Treasurer Mary Harley M.I)., Wniiiaii ' s Medical College of the Xew York Infirmary College Physician and Professor of Hygiene Hugh S. W ' orthington U.A., M.. .. University of Virginia Professor of Modern Languages X ' iRGiNiA Randall McLaws Student in the Charcoal Club of Balti- more : Student and Teacher in the New ■ Virk School of Art; Pupil of Henrv Caro-Dclvaille, Paris Director of Fine .-iris Eugenie M. Morenus A.B., A.M., Vassar College ; Pli.n.. Coliimtiia University I ' loffssor I ' j Malhcinal ' us Adeline . mes B.S.. M.., University of Xehraska ; Ph.D.. Cornell University Professor of Biology Lucy Shkiwkd Ck. i -(ikd k, A. P.., Ph.l).. Cornell University Professor of Philosophy. Psychology. C. Ki. V. Connor B.A , University of Toronto; A.M.. Harvard University: Ph.n., Colnmliia University Professor of English I ' wiNG C. Scott A.B., Stanford University ; F ' h.I).. University tif Chicago [ ' niffssor of Chciiiislry Preston H. Edwards B.A., M.A., University of Virginia ; Ph.])., Johns Hopkins University Professor of Physics Alfred A. Finch Mus.B., Vale L ' niversity; Student of Thomas Whitney Surette, Francis Rogers and Feha Litvinne ; Diplomas Conserva- toire Americaine, Fontainebleau. France Professor of Music Harris Gary Hudson A.B., James Millikin University; M.A., L ' niversity of Oxford; Ph.D., University of Chicago Professor of History Makiii.n j(isi;iMii. K Benedict A.B.. Barnard College; A.M.. Ph.D.. Columbia University : B.D., Union Theological Seminary Professor of Bihlical I.itcnilure 1 ' kkcv .M. ck. ve . .B.. Harvard University; .A.M.. Dart- mouth University; Li ' tt.D., Miami University risiliiif Professor of Eiuylish Harriet Howell Rogers .A.B.. Mount Holyoke College; Graduate of Xcvv Haven Normal School of Gymnastics Associah ' Professor of Physicol PaIucoIioii Belle Boone Beard .■ .B.. Lynchburg College Associate Professor of F.coiioiiiies and Sociology Doris Aline Lomer Formerly Head, Cataloguing Department. McGill University Library Librarian Additional Faculty Members META GLASS A.M., Randoli hMacon Woman ' s College; Ph.D., Litt.U., Columbia University President EMILY HELEN ' DUTTOX A.B., Mount Holyoke College; A.M., Railcliffe College: Ph.D., University of Chicago Dean and Professor of Greek and Latin CAROLINE LAMBERT SPARROW A.B., Goucher College; A.M., Cornell University Professor of History M. DEE LONG A.B., Northwestern University; A.M., Columbia University Professor of English DORA NEILL RAYMOND A.B., A.M., University of Texas; Ph.D., Columbia University Professor of History G. VAN ROSSEN HOOGENDYK M.A., Ph.D., University of Gottingen Visiting Lecturer in Chemistry JESSIE MELVILLE ERASER A.B., Columbia College; A.M., University of South Carolina; A.M., Columbia University Associate Professor of History HELEN K. MULL A.B., Vassar College; A.M., Ph.D., Radcliffe College Associate Professor of Philosophy Psychology and Education [•LORENCE HORTON ROBINSON A.B.. M.A., University of California; Ph.D., Colum- bia I ' niversity; Fellow American Academy in Rome Associate Professor of Fine Arts JOHANNE STOCHHOLM M.A., University of Copenhagen; Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College Associate Professor of English MINNA DAVIS REYNOLDS A.B., A.M., Goucher College Assistant Professor of English REGIXM.I) W i:SLl-A MARTIN B.Mus., riiu.i,ii Km. iiv -..lis. natory, Chi- cago; Studtiit .It .Xiiuiu.iii (. 111-1 1 .[tMr - and Sher- wood School ill -Musk. .V ssuiiiati A.iKiican Guild of Organists Assistant Professor of Piano, Organ, and Theoretical Music MIRIAM H. WEAVER Student at Cincinnati Conservatory; Student of Isador Philipp in Paris; Student of Thomas Whitney Surette Assistant Professor of Piano and Theoretical Music FLORENCE HAGUE A.B., A.M.. University of Kansas; Ph.D.. University of Illinois Assistant Professor of Biology CECILE GUILMINEAU JOHNSON Johns Hopkins University Assistant Professor of French JOSEPH DEXTER BENNETT B.A., Yale University; B.A., University of O. ford Assistant Professor of English Second semester, 1932-33. •Absent on leave 1932-33. SALVATORE C. MANGIAFICO B.S., A.M., Columbia University Assistant Professor of Modern Languages GLADYS BOONE M.A., Birmingham University Assistant Professor of Economics ELISABETH F. MOLLER A.B., Goucher College; A.M., Clark University; Ph.D., Cornell University Assistant Professor of Psychology BERTHA PFISTER WAILES A.B., Sweet Briar College; M.A., University of Virginia Instructor in Sociology MARIA BOUDREAUX A.B.. Newcomb College; A.M., University of Chicago Instructor in Modern Languages MARY JEANETTE PEARL B.A., I ' niversity of Toronto; A.M., University of Michigan Instructor in Greek and Latin ETHEL RAMAGE A.B.. Barnard College; A.M., Columbia University Instructor in English HILDA HARPSTER A.B., Sweet Briar College; A.M., University of Michigan Instructor in Biology PERRY LAUKHUFF A.B., Otterbein College; A.M., Harvard University ETHEL I. MOODY A.B., Wells College; A.M., Ph.D., Cornell University Instructor in Mathematics WILLA R ' OUNG A.B.. Smith College; ( ' . liitii .itr. Institute Univer- sitaire de Hautes Etuiirs I ntt-i iiatiunales, Geneva Assislaul I., the I icon General AJ-.i cr lu Freshmen IRENE HUBER Abitur, Kantonschule, St. Gall, Switzerland; A.B.. Barnard College; M.A., Bryn Mawr College Instructor in German NORA B. STAAEL B.S.. Northern State Teachers College; M.A,, Columbia University Instructor in Physical Education ELIZABETH ADAMS B.S., Middlebury College; M.A., Smith College Instructor in Chemistry HELEN WHETSTONE Graduate, Bouve-Boston School of Physical Education Instructor in Physical Education GERTRUDE MALZ A.B., Swarthmore College; A.M., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Instructor in Greek and Latin EUGENIA LITCHFIELD A.B., Vassar College Assistant in Music Librarians DdKIS MASK I.OMI ' .R Formerly llea.l, Catal.iKuinK Dcparlmciit, McGill ■• ■ iity Library Li ' fcr, MAHKi. ckii ' irni i ' .i) VARr).s A.B.. Smith CiillrBc; ll.L.S., Library School. CarncHic Institute of Technology Calalotiucr ei. z, p, -:t { w. sthptoe Drcxcl Institute Assistant l.ilirarian EDITH EXDICOTT Lilirary School, Carnegie Institute of TcchnoloKy Catalofjuer ETHEL E. HALE B.S., Elmira College Assistant to the Librarian Other Officers and Assistants LOIS BALLENGER B.S., Greenville Woman ' s College Secretary to tile President M R(;ARET S. BANISTER A.B.. Sweet Briar College Assistant in the Office of the President LELLA EVELYN MAHER Assistant to the Treasurer LELIA (iRAll AM M M-lSll A.B., Salem Collesc Secretary to the Dean ADA ROBINSON Secretary to the Reiiistrar JEANETTE BOONE A.B., Sweet Briar College Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office DONNA P. WILLS, R.N. Iraduate St. Anilrew ' s Ilosiiital, Lynchburg. Va .Vi(r. ,- VIRGINIA HITT, R.N. Graduate. Marshall Lodge Memorial Hospital RUBY WALKER Manager of the Hook Shop Officers in Charge of Plant J. MES RUSSELL ABBITT B.S., C.E., Virginia Polytechnic Institute Sut erintendent of Buildings and Grounds MARY S. DIX Supervisor of the Halls of Residence JANE K. W. JENSEN A.B.. Wellesley College Director of the Refectories .MATT IK R l ' . I ' TESON Head of Faculty House LYDIA DODGE MORSE Head of Faculty House L.M ' RA HOLMES REILLEY It. A.. Elizabeth College .l ,j.j.i, ,r of the Boxicood Inn Board of D irectors kE ' . CAKL E. (IKAMMKR, S.T.D. MR. FERGUS REID Frcsiih-iit Vice-President ■.H,L,U,F,LP„,A. , . NORFOLK, VA. MR. I). A. PAVXE MR. ALLEX CUCULLU Secrrlary Chairman E.rcc:iti:e Committc- ..VNCBUKG.VA. MR. R. L. CUMXOCK MRS. CHARLES BURXETT ALTAVISTA. VA. RICHMOND. VA. Executive c. ommittee MR. Al.I.EX CL ' CUI.I-U MR. R. L. CU L ()CK Chairman MR. D. A. PAVXE Board of Overseers REV. CARL E. (iRAMMER. .S.T.D. Frcsi.lcilt SEXATOR CARTER GLASS MR. FERGUS REII) DR. H. PARKER WILLIS Z.o ! ! I ' MR. JAMES D. MOOXE • MR. U. A. PAYNE NEW YORK CITY Secretary MR. ARTHUR J. MORRIS MR. ALLEX CUCULLU Cluiirman llxcculh ' c Committee MISS META GLASS President, Szeeet Briar Colleije MR. R. L. CUMXOCK DR. JAMES MORRISOX MRS. CHARLES BURXETT DR. BEVERLEY D. TUCKER. Jr. Executive Committee MR, . LLEX CUCULLU Chairman MR. R. L. CUMXOCK MR. D. A. PAVXE DR. JAMES MORRISOX PRESIDENT META GLASS, cx-officio Mrs. P.RECKENRinCK Alumnae Till-: s i-:i ;r uriau ai.i ' .mxai-; association ' I ' n-siiicnl Kdna I.kk Wood ( Mks. John Clark). ' jCi first I ' ice-President Kaiiiarvx XiiKkis Kelley (Mrs. Stii.i.. i an V. II). ' 2( Second Vice-President Alice Weymouth, ' 32 Treasurer Jeanette Boone. ' 27 Alumnae Secretary ' ivii:nm: Harkalow Breckenkidc.e. ' 18 MhAlIU ' .KS ol ' M.VRGARET Banister. 16 Gertrlde Dally, ' 22 DdROTiiv Keller. ' 26 !•: COUXCIL CiEKTRiDE Prior, ' jq Makcaret Mc ' ey. 18 ( Iloiiorarv Mciiiher) CLASSES Adapted }rom an early wocd-cut; being a modern version m which th; Editor ta es the lace of John Bunyan He espied his Roll; the which he with trembling and haste catch ' d up, and put it into his hosom. SENIORS Langhorne Watts Seniors Ciihirs: Peacock 1)Uk ' and ,L;rceii Motto: Honor ante lionores Eiiiblcin: Peacock OFFICKRS Langiiokxi: Watts F ' rcsidcnt CoTTKX Ski xxkr i-cc-Prcsidcnt Marv I ' jjzabktii Clemons Secretary Abigail Shepard I rrusiirrr Enna Fkances Brown ._ S (); ( Leader Miss Harriet Rogers Honorary Member AlAKr.AKET llLIZAHETII AlSTIX Hiitjiish Bke.mkktox, Washington Adah Montayne Barber Economics and Sociolot y MiLFORD, Ohio MaK ' i ' HkcmiKS I ' .AKN IIAK ' ! Chriiiislry St. Ei.Md, Thnnessee t isE l.!l■: ■l■;Kl.i•: 111-:. ' History SUSAI.EK AllKKI I. Bl ' .LSKR luu lish CoLLMiiiA. SciiTii Carolina Helen Goodyear Bond French HoLLV Oak, Delawark iVlARTllA . k. 1I. 1. IIdSS Economics and Sociology Trenton, New Jersey i ' im: Dorothy Margaret Brett French Cleveland, Ohio IC.N.NA 1 ' ' kANCKS I ' .UnWN Ecoiiiiiiiics ami Socioloijy SiiiiK.MAN, Texas jNIary Raymond Buick Biology Birmingham, vIichigan AIarjokik i!i;RFt)Ri) Philosophy TexarkanAj Texas Elizabeth ' iieeler Clary Economics and Sociolof y Washingtox, D. C. .Mar - l ' ' .i,iz. ni;rii C ' lemon I ' rcinii Chattanooga, Tennessee Jessie Louise Coburn History Philadelphia Pennsylvania DiiKis ' riii:Ki;sA Ck.wk • ' rcitch IIammontox. Xkw Jkrsev Elizabeth Xi; ti. I ' kite Chcinislry Canton, Xoirrii Cauui.ina Jam; I ' a i ilia ( r i.|!i;ktsi ). ■irinii Miami, I ' ' l(ihiua Ivl ' Tll I ' J.IZAISKTII 1).WI1-: Eiu lisli MoNTtLAlU, XliW JhKSEV I Mil, 1 )i:. r(i History Hiii.Lrs, Xkw York Elena Kkixda Duty French TuiNucu, Cuba [CLIA MaVKS ivAGLES EiKjIish i k V ' iiKK CJTV Lois Woodwortu 1- oster English DoUGLASTO.N. L. I., NeW YoRK Elizabeth Xorsvvokthv Giesex Biology Superior, Wisconsin Sue Quintus Graves History Monroe, Louisiana MaKGEKV (irUKL.MAX French Englewoou. Xew Jersey Belle Clay Hancock English Cincinnati, Ohio •i.iA ( i i;xi)iii.v. 1 Iarni,- Nistory Xew Philadelphia. Ohio Sara Houston Economics and Sociology Chattanooga, Tennessee Kathkixa Howzk licoiiiiiiiics (Hid S(iciiilo( I )L l.ri II. MlNNKSliTA Margaret Woods 1m brie French Woodbury, New Jersey -Mak ' i (ikKK.NWIHil) ImbKI French V(Kji)iiui v. X ' ew Jku.sk Martha I ]lla Jesse History ROSSLVN, ' IK(,1N1A Susan L. ii:k jihixson I ' l-rmh L MHBLK(., ' lKG].NIA Lena Heath Jones English CONCOKII, XoRTH CaKijLI.NA Ellen RIordf.cai Kelly Eiij lish Grf.f.xsboro. North Carolina Sara Marie Kelly French Pittsburgh, Pexxsvlva.nia Jiiujlisli HuNTSvii.i.H, Alabama Madeleine . i,ta LePine I ' l-cnch Kew Gakden ' s, New York (iERAI.DIXE DaXVERS MaLLORY Fre7ich Tenafi.v. Xfav Jersey Alice I ' akkiok .Martin English Chattanooga, Tennessee Helen AIakti.n Biology A.MHLER, Fe.V NS VLVAN IA Jane Martin English Ambler, PEXiNsvLVAN ' iA AXXE liuWAKDS AIaKVIN Biology CHARI.0TTKSVI1.LK, ll«;INIA Ruth deLima Meyers French Rochester, New York . lAk I ' aii.dini; MriUKicu linglish POKTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Cornelia Richards Murray History Princeton, ew Jersev Makv Katk Pattun frcncli J.MKSON Hk.ights, New Vokk Frances Elizabeth Phillip: Philosophy Salisbury, Marvlami I ' kANCKS JANK I ' oWKLL Economics and Sociology kuHMONI). NlKC.IMA Frances Bryan Ouinn French Klnston, North Carolina M II,IIKI-.I) RkDMmXI) 1- re mil Birmingham. Alabama l Marjorie Annette Ris French Hackensack, New Jersey Makv IIkss 1 iibkkts I ' hysics KoANOKK, IR(;INIA Josephine Pierce Rucker Econoinics ami Sociology Richmond, X ' ikoinia 1 ■ ' w«. KaTHAKINE WaKW ICK 1 L ST English Fairfax, Virginia lujZABETH Kemp Selden English Richmond, Virginia Ahi(;. il Jane Sii ki ' akd l-rcuch Cincinnati, Ohio Harriet Gotten Skinner English Greenville North Carolina Charlotte Hkaui-ev Tamislvn Pliilosophy Nkw York Citv Mary Rose ' I ' aylor Clhviiis try Kansas Citv. Missouri Jea VAX HoKXE French F.NGi.F.woon, N ' ew Jkrskv Leila Van Leer A III erica It Problems Washington, D. C. -••• d tiBt ' SaivAii I.AXciiiiKMc Watt: l-rcncli LVNCHBUKtj, ' ll GIM. Margaret Farwell W ' avland English W ' ashixgtun, L). C Hktt ' Ai)i:],. ii)k Wells Clicniislry KocKVir.T.K Cextrk, L. I.. Xku Vori- Carolyn Asbury Wilson Chemistry Lookout Mountain, Tennessee wsftmsuMPn Wk • - ly ' JBci m There was one whose name was Hopeful, who joyned him xlf unto him. JUNIORS i r HahM ' r i s ♦ m A Julia Daugherty ► Juniors Colors: Green and Black Motto: Xe ul)li iscaniur Eiiihlcm: Peacocl Jvi.iA Daugiiertv Frcsidctit Julia Sadler I ' ice-President Eleanor Alcott _ Secretary Helen Hanson _ Treasurer Soiuj Leader Jl ' ll Sadler Honorarx M ember Ho iiorary M, ' iiiber Miss Lucy Craw FORD [106] Eleanor Alcott Cleveland. Oh hi Serene Rationality : ivacc ' DdKdTMV AXDREWS Alhan ' v, Xew ohk English saildles ; wind Helen Holmes Bean University. Virginia Moccasins: lima ninths MIL ■ Cecii.lx BlR .- l•: • Macon, Gf.oroia ' ello v taflfcta ; crocnsis lu.izAHETH Lee Boxd Fi.oKExcE, Alabama Rag (lolls; football games Licii.i.E Pauline Bond AgRICOLA, ' lRGINrA I l] ' i ' i lire places and red candles in brass Elizabeth Boyer Bryce Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania Clear green water : shapely nails Connie Jones Burwell Charlotte, North Carolina Sh:ig : clear brow Dementi ' ! Studio Photo. JETROTHAL ANNOUNCED Miss Lucille Bond MISS LUCILLE BOND ENGAGED TO MARRY Betrothal to Miles Pendleton of Montclair Annoanced by Uncle and Aant. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Lea of Lynchburg, Va., have announced to friends here the engagement of their niece, Miss Lucille Bond, to Miles Stevens Pendleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Pendleton of Montclair, N. J. Miss Bond was graduated from Sweet Briar College in 1934 and later received the degree of Master of Social Science from the College of William and Mary in 1935. She is now with the Social Service De- partment of St. Christopher ' s Chil- dren ' s Hospital in Philadelphia. Mr. Pendleton prepared for college at Phillips Andover Academy and was graduated from the Sheffield Scien- tific School of Yale University. He studied also for a year at Trinity Hall, Cambridge University, Eng- land. NOVEL TREATMENT A finger painting in green and is among the 300 by school children ' NEW TRENDS MARK SCH OOL ART SHOW ixliibition to Open Tonight Offers Nude Studies and Finger Paintings. I ARTIST 11 MONTHS OLD ' icturesAre Mostly Modernist — Eatable Paint Smeared On in Novel Technique. Na.N ' CV IjnZXKR Fredericksburg, Virginia Tiger-eyes set in gold filagree ; fire-engines Carolyn F.i.izahf.th Cautf.k MrNTiK. Inihana Rluf (leliiliinium and sunlis lu Elizabeth ' 1 ' . ( dmbs DOUGLASTON. XkU ()KK Green lace: slmrt stories Anne Middi.i idx ( (iRniir Suffolk. X ' irginia Old- fashioned nosegay; breakfast nooks Frances Louise Darden Suffolk, Virginia Teacups ; organdy ruffles Julia Daugherty Frankfort, Indiana Raccoon coats ; evergreen Ai n ' l ' i.i .AHETH Davies Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Out-of-(liiors ; lee]) pine woods Makv Dunglinson liLUKFiKi.D, West Virginia Knit suits; tlie Dell Df.bokaii Aw Im!ai(-,ii Greenvim.e. South (. ' auoi.ina LcKisely-knit sweaters ; chit-chat Kmilie Rebecca Rmouy Brichtwaters. L. I., New York RhiiK ' stoiifs and lilack Alice Garth F.stii.l MtAMi, Florida F.itHTalds : ermine Satii.i.a Grace I ' rankmx WaTERVLTET ARfENAI.. N ' eW ■oRK Silver pitchers; army officers SKMARV Charlotte Vrky t ' lxciNNATi, Ohio Hunting prints; statistics Deborah Isabel Gale Bkimikline, Massachusetts Formal teas ; old wine Fariss Gambrill Birmingham. Alabama McClelland Barclay drawinijs : calla lilies I.VDL Harris Goodwyn Richmond, Virginia ( )ld-fashioned gardens; cameo I li;i.E I I A SOX Maumke. Oiiiii I k-of-all-trades ; lire-crackers Helen Hoffecker Lanxastkr, Pkn.vsylvaxia Joiirnalisni : cnrduroy Marie I.axge RocKViLi.K Cextrk. Xew Vouk Grand planus; Iveflets dans I ' ean CiiARLdTTE Lee WiMH, China Sunny days : Chinese Ki ' iiBS L-v Martha Lou I-f.mmon SpringfiI ' Xi), Missouri Prince-of-Wales oxfords; fireflies Marie Louise Le Pine Kkvv Gardens, New ' ouk Exotic je velr_v; fur coats ]VL KV Dearim; 1 k is Chicago, Illinois Mnliogany desks: sailing ships Mary McCallum Laurel, Mississippi White kittens; cokes I M ll. ■ j(A NKK Marsh Fatkkson, Xku Jeksev Books; cild-lasliiiuKd jc vclr CatheriiNe Marshall Halifax, Virginia Jets ; curiosity Elizabeth (Ilass Mavfikld LY.NTHBfKG. X ' lRCilXIA Claret in crystal glasses ; cigarettr holders Katharine Means Brook viLLK, Penxsvlvania Gay-covered magazines; Ilersliey bar; Sara Lucilk Mhrritt HuNTsviu-E. Alabama I ' uft ' ed sleeves: Persian cnts AIarv Skinner Moore l£oENT(} . North Car ii,ina Lapis lazuli and brass andirons; Beethoven Marcia liLi.EN Morrison Indianapolis. Indiana Aquamarine and silver JiiAN Campbell Myers New Orleans, Louisiana White linen dresses ; yachts Ruth Leakk M krs Winston-Salem. Xduth Cai((ii.in. SniitluTii plantations: candli-liglu Makgakkt GiiDN Xkwtox CllAKLunK, XcjRTH CauiH.INA innie-tlif-Piuih ; pnpiiics r.i.iZABETii Oi.ii.in Chevy Chase. M. kvi.. nii Gibson girl : ivory tapers CllAKLOTTK Ul.MSTED Bruokline, Massachusetts Modern novels ; black dresses L ' lJKUKLIA KlCKEK PeNN Danville. ' irginl I ' rciicli di lls; Colunihine RlTII PiNKHAM I NIllANAPdLlS. InDIA.VA Crinkly crepe ; There are smiles- AIary Kress Pringle Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Sliainrocks : shiny copper Margaret E. Ross Short Hills, New Jersey Tailored suits ; big amethyst rings Anne Russell Bi ' FKAi.o, Xew York Hunting lodges; cracker-jacks TiLLx Amanda Sadler Bon Air. Virginia Topaz; symphonies Elizabeth I- .. Sciikikk New Wmk City Chinese prints ; black narcissus Jl ll H. Siiiklev Richmond, Virginia Hair ribbons : kindergarten Marjorik Jam-; Smith XORFOLK, ' lR(;iMA Cigarettes: liljraries Kathleen Sexton Spiller Washington, D. C. Heavy antique earrings; modern painting Jean Meredith Strague Twin Falls, Idaho Canaries ; pixies Rebekah Strode Amherst. Virginia Peppermint sticks Kate D. Strauss Beri-in-Dahi.em. Germany Skis ; liax in tlie sun Mauv Elizabeth SrxTi.i-; C N U V[). l ' i;. NSVI.VAN lA Tiny china cups; cut crystal Dorothy Turxu East Okaxge, Xew Jersey Red lacquer and silver Bonnie Lewes Wood Beverly, evv Jersey Green scarfs: wisteria Mary Evelyn Wood Amherst, Virginma Yellow ruffled curtains The Gentleman ' s name was Mr. Worldly Wiseman. SOPHOMORES Elean ' or Ann- Elliott Sophomores Colors: Delph bliit- and hlack Motto: Spectaniur a,i;L ' ii(lo Eiiiblcin: Lion OFFICERS Eleanor Ann Elliott President LiDA ' ()ic.T ] ' ice-President Ray Adler Secretary Maktil Jane Gipe Treasurer Sony Leader Elizabeth Johnston Honorary Mendier Mrs. Lill [124] Class Roll Rav Adler Elizabeth Johnston Isabel Bibb Andleson Martha Buford Jones Anne Kendall Baker Janet Kathryn Kimball Dorothy Craig Barnum Elizabeth Wakefield Klinedinst Dorothy Adele Barry Hester Vail Kraemer Jane Greer Bender Grace Alma Langeler Barbara Irene Benzinger Alice Wheelock McCloskey Jean Sears Besselievre Dorothy Bonney McDonald Bright Bickerstaff Evelyn Loaine McLaughlin Ruth Hall Billman Mary Banks McPherson Laura Virginia Bobbitt Clara Lee MacPherson Catherine Mary Brandt Mary ' irci. ia Marks Elizabeth Page Broun Rebecca Marrixer Emily St. Clare Brown Barbara Miller Ruth Carol Brush Sarah .Anderson Miller Jane Whittemore Bryant Claudia Gili.ieu M(int. gue Cary Randolph Burwell Sarah Bi.nfurd Moorman Helen Carruthers Frances May Morrison Peggy Jane Carry Eugenia Branch Peek Elizabeth Kribbs Cochran Julia Moss Peterkin Eleanor Cooke Evelyn Poole Florence Roberta Cope Ellen Pratt Elizabeth Molden Cotter Barbara FIhodes Elizabeth Jerome Courtney Sarah .Ann Rick Florence Plummer Crane Eleanor McLean Rust Elizabeth Ellinghan Crawford Mary Loui. e Saul Geneva Grace Grossman Ellen Morris Sc. ttercood Virginia Stovall Cunningham Isabel Scriba Claudia DeWolf Virginia Clowes See Mary Lavalette Dillon Ethel Louise Shamer Ida Louise Dreyer Barbara .Alice Spelmax Alison Dunne .Anne Evelyn Parker Spiers Eleanor Ann Elliott Susanne Strassburger Mary Sue Fender Jacquelyn Stricklaxd Sallie Emery Flint Natalae Strickland Elizabeth Close Fox Catharine .Armstrong Taylor Gretchen LaMonde Geie Harriet Elizabeth Taylor Ruth Gill .Ann Wright Temple Martha Jane Gipe Mary Reese Templeton Virginia Gott Bernice Elizabeth Thompson Mavis Green Eleanor Katherine Townsexd Marion Gwaltney Sarah Turpin Margaret Ritcher Hagerling LiDA Read ' oigt Juliet Halliburton Marion Castner Walker Betty Wood Hamilton Mary Thomp.son Whipple Frances Beverley Hill Harriet Williams Joyce Marguerite Hobart Lii-Y .Agnes Williams Suzanne Adele Louise Howe Mary Frances Willis Genevieve Howell Suzanne Wilson Janet Currie Imbhie Maud Paine Winborne Helen Frederick Jackson Helen Boyd Wolcott Katherine lln. I.MAN James Louise Bellamy Wood Rebecca McJunkin Young [128] ' Ignorance is thy name, and as thy name is, so an thi FRESHMEN r Elizabeth Pixkehton Freshmeii Colors: Purple and gold Motto: Factum uon verhuiu Eiiihlciii: Swan OFFICERS Elizabeth Pixkerton President Martha Ann Harvev I ' ice-Prcsidciit Jacqueline Moore Secretory Marian Taylor Treasurer Soiu; Leader Alva Root Honorary Member Mr. Barker I VIS I Class R oil Catherine Makv Ahi.iim Emma Jane Fox Martha Louise Ake Eleanor Francisco Dorothy Helen Allison Chloe Frierson Alice Gordon Andrews Ruth Elizabeth Gilliam D ' Arcv Elmyra Atwater Lyle Davidson Glass Harriet Frances Fuller Aycock Margaret Deisel Glover Frances Marshall Baker Parker Goodwin Janet Russell Barnes Priscilla Claggett Grainger Alice Van Yeveren Renet Jeanne Hubbell Grandeman Jean Claire Bird Frances Wheeler Gregory Mary Thompson Blythe Margaret Ungrich Gregory Elise Butler Bowen Marjorie Alberta Griffin Emily Thrasher Bowen Ione Capel Grimes Adele Bowman Harriet Henderson Haddock Nancy Burton Braswell Cynthia Courtney Harbison Myra Bell Bridges Annette Brown Harley Katherine Loane Broughton Dorothy Carr Harper Maria Antonieta Brown Elizabeth Hartridge Gloriana BltRRII-I. Martha Ann Harvey Dorothy Ruth Busch Mary Elizabeth Hesson Harriet Ingolii Butler MoNA Louise Howes Lillian Cabell Harriett Hicok Mary Virginia Cami- Sarah Elizabeth High Margapet Tussing CAMr: ' ELi. Mary Lorraine Himes Sophia Clay Campbell Lucy Frances Hoblitzell Louise Carney Elizabeth Semple Hope Myra Skinner Carr Helen Orissa Holden Elizabeth Storrs Chapman Martha Hornor Mary Jayne Clay Nancy Phyllis Horton Adela Elizabeth Cocke Rebekah Lupton Huber Adelaide Connelly Caroline Jane Coolidge Ruth Mary Copeman Nancy Lucile Cox Mary Kate Crow Louise Lillian Damgard Yvonne Elise Decker June Isabel Rogers DeFrees Anna DeGraff Xancy Coletrane Dicks Kathleen Bishop Donohue Sara Doughtie Peggy Ann Duringer Marguerite Corliss Duval Ann Bailey Farr Mary Corinne Fentress Kathryn Louise Ferson Elizabeth Hall Fesser Helen Roberta Finley Margaret Carroll Huxley George-Ann Jackson Rose Mary James Phoebe Louise Jensch Susan Johnston Bi.andina Springs Jones Evelyn Louis Jones Rachel Virginia Kiene Virginia Kingsbery Mary Knauff Eleanore Meta Krekeler Alice Frances Laubach Lois Lorraine Leavitt Abigail Lesnick Marion June Lilygren Margaret Halliburton Lloyd Dorothea Loebmann Katherine Allen Lorraine Jean Alice Luce Class Roll Katiiuvn Ann I.ikkns DdROTHEA MaXINK MlCl.lKK Louise McDonm.h Anita Jean McLean AllEl.AinE KiRKSEV McQuEEX Margaret Duncan MacKae Jane Marquardt Alma Edwards Martin Frances Gertrude Meek s Margaret Jchiannk Mencke Adalyn Merrii.i. Sydney Stuart Miii.ak Janet Miller Catherine Quentin MmiiKii Helen Jacqueline Mciouk Louise Jane Mihiuk Suzanne Moot Virginia Crutchi ihi.n Morgan Evelyn Flower Morris Elizabeth Fleet Morton Elizabeth Myers Katharine Bosworth X ii.es Esther Lord O ' Brian May Ivylyn Paris Xancy Van Dyke Parsons Makie Louise Patterson Cora Logan Phinizy Jean Pickard Phoebe Clark E ierson Elizabeth McMurtrie Pinkerton Mary Lee Poindexter Cecile Coleman Porter Marquart Hines Powell (Gwendolyn Pratt Helen Rae Dorothy Elinor Rauii Barbara Read Mary Scribner Rich Doris Elaine Risk Margaret Henderson Robertson Frances Jean Robinson Ruth Mather Robinson Alva deAcosta Root Laura Katherine Ivoulette Jane Rosina Roue Elaine Elizabeth Kusmmori- X ' lRCiNiA Louise Rutty Adelaide Saunders Julia Denniston Sayer Mary Agnes Young [131] Helen Anita Si iineider Jane Schui.te Lucille Scott Anna Marie Scuhher Edith Putnam Shackelford Jane Shelton Marjorie Eleanor Silvester Marion Stearns Sim Lillian Alma Simmons Margaret Estlack Smith l- ' i.oRENCE Carey Snow I II. I. IS Harnett Spratt Lillian Kent Steele June Charlton Stein ARV Carolina Stokes Carol Smith Straus .Aline Stump Martha Downs Tallev Marion McCrary Taylor Phyllis Teed WiLLiETTA Thompson . nne Thompson Alpha Elizabeth Tomi.in Mary Elizabeth Troy Charlotte Robertson Turner RIA Cray X ' ai.entine Mar ' Elizabeth X ' ogdes Elizabeth Helene Voigt Margaret .Adele Voss Roberta Bell Walker Elizabeth Underwcxjo Wall Constance Satterlee Warner Lydia Craig Warner Betty Jane Warren Annette Matilda Weiss Eleanor Elizabeth Weller Mary Sue Wescott Jarry Marie West Elizabeth Carothers Whavne .Adelaide Whiti-ord !L RRiET Maclin Williams Martha Williams Mary Virginia Wil.son Marjorie Barnett Wing Lois Keller Wolfe Dorothy Garland Wood Eleanor Harris W(X)ds Carrie Marshall ovsc, Dorothy Madeline Young ORGANIZATIONS yv x Sue Johnson Sue Graves Jean Myers Hetty Wells Ruth Davies Virginia See Maiy Mnmu Charlotte Lee Jacqueline Strickland MAKJUKlt Bl ' KFUKD Student Government Association OFFICERS Marjiirie Btrford I ' ri ' siilriit Sle Johnson i ' icc-Prcsidcnt Hetty Wells Secretary Mary M(H)RE Treasurer The Sweet liriar Student Go ernment grew nut of an earnest desire on the ]iart of the students to assume individual and ci ninHnnt res]K)nsihilit ' for their own conduct in matters not strictly academic. Dignity and honor pertain to student ,t; ' o ernment, and it is a means whereh ' tlie higliest ideal of goxerninent dei)ends upon the hiL;h standard of honor, personal and i-ollectivc. of the entire student hixh, and the co-oi)eration of c crv nieniher, who sIk udd tcel it her individual rc-s]icin--iliilil - to raise the st uidavd and ennohle the life of the community in which slie takes her ])lace. Y. W. Cabinet Warwick Rust Naiicv Butzner Jcsephiuc Kiickei- ' Fran Jane Martin Alice Martin Sara Huuston Mary Bruuks Barnliart Elizabeth Gies Marjorie Rii AllAH r.ARniu Y. W. C. A. OFl ' ICERS AnAH Barpek I ' icsid.-nt Warwrk ki-sT rUe-rrcsidcit ancv Uutzner Secretary Helen Bean Treasurer I he . . C. A. at Sweet liiiar is an or anizatidii formed I ' nr the IJiniiose of social ser ice. On the caniims it takes charge of classes, chapel, and entertainnuMit for the waitresses, holds c hapel every Wednesday evening- tor the student hody. L ' nder its auspices excellent si)eakers are invited to the college, and interesting grouii discussions follow. At the heginning of the year the ■. W. ( . A. welcomes the new girls and helps them to adjust them- selves to college life. Its chief interest ol ' f campus is ;i small church and school for the haltdireeds. ' known as the .Mission, where the Sweet Ihiar students are acti e in nian - wavs. MaiKai Gcraldinc Mallory Carol Biiish 11, Austin Maiy Elizal.eth ( ' U-m.Mis Cordelia Penn fharlotte Tamblyn ExXA FraMK.s liKliWN Dramatic Association OI ' FICERS E.NNA Frances Brown.. President Lois Foster I ' ice-President Caroi. Brush Secretary IIki.kn Hanson... Treasurer F ' aint and Patches aims tn i ive each indivichial ])la ei- tlie hest niechiim of expression liy j)reseiitini4- classical as well as modern and jieriod plays. Primarily, h(i e er. it eiulcavr)rs to create and stimulate the appreciative interest of the entire student lioiK in drama. Dramatic Club Frances Atkinson Margaret Austin Anne Baker Adah Barber Dorothy Barnum Martha Boss Dorothy Brett Carol Brush Enna Frances Brown Mary Elizabeth Clemons Betty Cotter Doris Crane Blanche Davies Yvonne Decker Julia Eagles MEMBERS Emilie Emory Sally Flint Lois Foster Judy Halliburton Helen Hanson Jean Imbrie Sue Johnson Sue Kelly Hester Kraemer Gerrv Mallory Mary Marks Barbara Miller Connie Murray Cordelia Penn Frances Powell Marjorie Ris Frances Robinson Josephine Rucker Warwick Rust Ethel Shamer Jane Shelton Cotten Skinner Martha Taller- Charlotte Tamblyn WiLLiETTA Thompson Dorothy Turno Elizabeth Wall Katharine Williams Mary V. Wilson Lois Wolfe Thanksgiving Play A Thousand Tears Ago S.caraii Punchi Capi Ki.iZAnKTH Wall C ' alaf, I ' rincc of Asl rakhai 1 JrilY HaLI.I BURTON Annk Bakkr Barak, his «t vitor.... . Wakwuk Rust -Lois Fostkr Chang, Ku.u.cl Ii ...WiLLlKTTA Thompson liurofc an I ' aiiabotui I laycr s from Italy Sallv Klint Pantaloon Charlotte Tamblvn Adah Bardkr Harlequin Cordelia Penn Enna Frances Brown Lords of the Royal Divan Barbara Miller, Gotten Skinn Liulii in li ' aitin, Sue Kelly, Martha Talley, Mary Elizabeth Clemons Director: Mrs. Percy MacKaye Scenery: Margaret Austin. Jean Imhrik Costumes: Mrs. John Clark Wood. Dearing Lewis Lightinn : Ivathkleen Stiller Music: nposed by Mr. Reginald Martin a adaption and conductiiiK by Eugenia Litchticld aved bv College Ensemble ui pantomime of Cnmniedia del ' Arte by Mr. Salvatutr Mitngi Saray Wayr Final Play ' Smilin Through By ALLAN T. MARTI X June 4, i93- ' CAST The Prologue ■ccY Wilson Mary Clare.. Sally Ainsworth John Carteret Dr. Owen Harding.. Ellen Katlieleen Dnnganno Willie Ainley Kenneth Way ne ( Br.TSY MiGGlN ' S I Enna Frances Brown (Double) Sara Shallenberger Elizabeth Job J Hazel Stamps ( Margaret Hall (Double) Jeremiah Wayne Sarah Thillips Moonyeen Clare Hazel Stamps li ' eddinu Guests Virginia SyuiRB. Marjorie Miller, Dorothy Smith, Couw Sarah Forsyth. Sarah Harrison Scenery: Margaret Austin Costumes: Ruth Kkrr Music: Mamv Assistant Dii [ HI] Uf}htin(i: Eleanor Ma Properties: Blanche Davies Inna Frances Brown Rosemary Frey New Voters ' League OFFICERS Rosemary Frey Helen Martin. President ..Secretary- frcasiircr As a branch of the Xatinnal Leat iic ,.i ' WOiiK-n A ' l iters, the Xe v A ' oter ' s League of Sweet Briar aims to stimulate in it memliers an interest in the pohtical affairs of the (.la)- and to give an opimrtunit}- for consideration of ci ic matters from a non-partisan stand] ()int. Rosemary Frey Helen Martin Ruth Bilman Deborah Ebaugh Dorothy Barry Cynthia Harbison Carol P)Rush MEMBERS Elizabeth CRAWFiiRn Elizabeth Scheuer Bonnie Wood Margaret Wayland Barbara Spelman Jane Martin Rl ' th Gill Ann Baker Rebecca Marriner Claudia Montague Alice McCloskey Sara Houston Hester Kraemer Barbara Miilkr Kitty Howze Choir Mary Buick Helen Bean Marie Laxge.. Choir Leader Librarian .Mistress of the Wardrobe Frances Atkinson Helen Bean- Alice Benrt Jean Besselievre Dorothy Brett Mary BricK Mary Jayxe Clay Betty Coi ' Rtney Elizabeth Crawford Mary Kate Crow Nevil Crute Margharita Cl ' rtze CoRiNNE Fentress Gretchen Geib Lydia Goodwin Harriet Haddock Jiliet Hallibikton Beverley Hill Martha Horner Elizabeth Johnston Hester Kraemer Marie Lange Geraldine Mallory Mary Moore Evelyn Morris Frances Phillits Warwick Kist Julia Sadler Ethel Shamer Elizabeth Wall Hetty Wells Adelaide Whitkord Bonnie Wood Dorothy Wood Tau Phi MEMBERS Marjorie Burford Sue Graves Warwick Rust Margery Gubelman Sue Johnson Connie Murray Margaret Austin Adah Barber Eleanor Alcott Jean Myers Julia Sadler Cilxrlotte Lee Helen Bean Enna Erances Brown Gail Shepard RuTir Davies Tau Phi OFFICERS Connie Mcrkav Margarkt Austin.. Julia Sadler.. President Vice-President Scfrctarx -Treasurer I au Pill altiliatfs ui i)crclassnien wlio are proinineiit in the broader lields of colles e life and wIki are deeply interested in fnrlherin.i.;- its wortlnvliile development -. its aim is l., fnllill ijie need of this . rotip ihnm-h infurmal discussion of cnrreiU i)r.il,li ' ms and intere-ts in artistic, literary and scientilir helds. ' I ' lms hy C( imhinini a] preeiative attitn les and ersatile abilities, Tan I ' hi liii])es til hold a uniipu ' jilace in .Sweet I ' .riar nr-ani atii )ns. International Relations Club MEMBERS Eleanor Alcott Frances Atkinson Frances Baker Jean Besselievre Jane Bryant Cary Burwei.l Peggy Carry Florence Crane Geneva Crossman ' l RGI X L Cv N N INGHAM Annette Weiss Elena Doty Kathrina Howze Ella Jesse Sue Johnson Nancy Parsons Marjorie Ris Mary Louise Saul Ellen Scattergood Abigail Shepard Cotten Skinner International Relations Club OFFICERS Elkaxor Aixutt .... Gail Shepakd.. I ' n ' sulfiil Sccrrlaix- Treasurer ' Hie Imcrnatidiial l clatiiins C ' lul) of Sweet liriar C ' nllet; e was uri anizeil in i(j_ ' i under tlie leackT.slii]) , i Dr. .McDnugall. Since tlien the eluh has grown l)otli in si-ojie and inlluence. ' ilie aim of tlie ]ireseiit organization is to stimulate and encourage the iiabit of serious and intelligent thought along international lines in the hope that it may become a life habit. The work is, in the main, in tlie liaiid of the tndeiit nienibers. but the facultv have taken a decided interest in the welfare of the club, realizing the need there is for such an organization. . n atteiiqit has been made to keep it serious, non- partisan, and free from all jiropaganda. It is under the supervision of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. English Club MEMBERS Margaret Austin Belle Hancock Julia Eagles Alice Martin Elizabeth Selden Lois Foster Ruth Davies Warwick Rust SUSALEE BeLSER Ellen Kelly Margaret Lanier Gotten Skinner Jane Martin AFargaret Wayland Mary P. Murdock Alice Goble Lena Jones Helen Hoffecker Katherine Means Elizabeth Gombs Jackie Bond Betty Suttle Mary McGallt m Gordelia Penn Bearing Lewis Bonny McDonald Mary Dunglinson Fariss Gam brill Col TEN Sk INNER English Club Gotten Skinner... Elle.n Kellv. Frrsidciit Sccrcliiry It is the aim of the iMi,i;lisli C ' hih to prniiiote a deeper unilerstaiidiii.i; and a greater a])i)reciati(m f(ir hterature, past and present, hy informal stndy and di.scnssion. ' i he chil lias heen ori anized for jnniors and seniors who are majorin.ti in l ' ni,dish, hut all jimsiiective iMii lish majors are invited to attend its meetings. H(). ■OR. R ■ MEMBERS Dr. Connor Miss R. mac;e Miss Long Miss Stockholm Miss Reynolds Mr. Bennett Alliance Francaise Eleanor Alcott Helen Bond Dorothy Brett Betty Bryce Peggy Carry Anne Corbitt Betty Cotter Mary Elizabeth Clemons Doris Crane Jane Culbertson Elena Doty Louise Dreyer Emily Emory Mary Sue Feniier Sallie Flint Deborah Gale Margery Gubelman Sue Johnson MEMEEF S Mary ' Imbrie Margaret Imbrie Sue Kelly Hester Kraemer Martha Lou Lemmon Dearing Lewis Madeleine Le Pine Marie Le Pine Jerry Mallory Ruth Myers Sally Merritt Marcia Morrison Mary Kate Patton Ellen Pratt Mildred Redmond Margaret Ross Gail Shepard Kathleen Spili.er Jean ' an Hdrne Adelaide Whitfurd Frances Quinn Lary Frances Willis Anne Spiers Esther O ' Brien Xancy Horton Dorothy Barry Roberta Cope Beverley Hill Elizabeth Klinedinst Mary Marks Rebecca Marriner Claudia Montague ' IKGINIA Morgan Julia Peterkin Claudia de Wolfe LaM-.HiiKNK W ATI L ' Alliance Francaise OFFICERS I.ANiiiKiRM-; Watts.. CiAlL SUKPAHI).. rrcsitlcnl ..Si ' irctary- ' I ' rrasincr l.Wlliame I ' l ' aiuaisc i. organized for tlidse student.-- wlm arc cither niajiiriu in I ' lcneli or are es])ecia!lv interested in tlie lanL;uaL;e, literatnre and cnstonis l tlie ])ei)i)le. v virtue of its nienihershi]! in the . lhanee 1 ' r. ' un;aise. the chili is furnished with |iriii;ranis which are carried out in eacli meetin.ii. Tlie a in of the chili is to further opiiortuihtx ' for the enlar,i;einenl of our interests outside tlie classroom. Classical Club Isabel Anderson Mrs. Nettie Bowles Elizabeth Broux Roberta Cope Elizabeth Cotter Florence Crane Elizabeth Crawford Claudia De Wolfe Alison Dunne Lydia GoonwYN Margaret Hageri.ing Helen Hanson Katherine James Dearing Lewu Jane Martin Loaine McLaughlin Mary Murdock Julia Peterkin Ellen Scattergood Isabel Scriba Catherine Tavliir Bonnie Wood Rebecca Young ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Mary Virginia Camp Myua Carr Janet Kimball Miss Dutton FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Pearl Miss Robinson Miss Malz Miss Glass HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. Hudson Miss Sarah Ramage I ' .dNXIE W ' ddll Classical Club CJFFICEkS Bonnie Wnun... Prcsidcnl LvniA GnonwvN.. Vicc-I ' rcsidnil I ' .I.l.KN SCATTEK(;(II)I ' S ' ccrcldry I Iei.en Hanson Treasurer The (, ' lassical (luli is conijiosfd nf thdse stiulciUs who are taking or have taken in coUes e Latin or ( I reck l)e iin(l the re |uirenient for a degree or a second year of (ireek. Its ]inriiiise is to ff)ster interest in tlie literature, hfe and art of tlie ( ireek s and ivonians. The ehih, thrnugii gifts and pnr- cliases has aci|nire l a growing coUertion of chissiral antiiinities, wliicli it has presented to tlie rollege. Some of the interesting programs ha e consisted of a stiidx ' of these antiipiities. in archeoiogical snhjects. and arions phases of classical learning. German Club MEMBERS Charlotte Tamblvx Mary Rose Taylor Sarah Ram age Helen Boni Xancy Worthixgton Rl ' th Meyers Charlotte Olmstead Suzanne Moot Helen Martin Alma Martin Emily Marsh Nancy Butzner Mary Barn hart Amy Davies Jessie Coburn Helen Hoffecker Emily Brown Jean Pickard Alice Laubach Dorothy Aniirews Marie Patterson Anne Spiers Barbara Benzinger Connie Burwell Xevil Crute Catherine Marshall Helen Hanson Mary Buick Martha Gipe Betty Fox Marjorie Smith Catherine Mitchell Ji ' LiA Sadler Margharita Ctrtze Harriet Williams CiRACE LaNCELER Ruth Billman Ethel Shamer Anne Corbitt Evelyn Morris Elizabeth Mayfield Louise Dreyer Doris Crane Frances Quinn Elizabeth Combs Katherine Broughton Suzanne Wilson Barbara Rhodes Marcia Morrison Elizabeth Campbell TiNKA Strauss HOXORARV MEMBERS Miss Huber Mrs IxiTH Meyers German Club tLTii Meyers Ethel Shamer.. President .Sccrclary-Tirdsiirer I lie (icinian (hil) is a social (jrt anizaticin wliiili cii(k-a (irs tn sn]i])k ' inent classroom work with stinlics of the (ieriiiaii laii,i;ua e and people. Meiiiher- ship is i]ieii to ilie students in Cierman who are interested in ohtainiii.t;- a wider and more sxnipathelic nnderstandiiii; of ( ' lermanw S]iecial em|)hasis is laid on the etdtnre, histor -, literature, aucl current ])rolileuis of that comitr -. Glee Club PER SO XX EL First Sofniiios Mary Brooks Babnhart Betty Courtney Beyebley Hill Dorothy Barry Elizabeth Crawford LARIE Lange Laura Bobditt Mary Kate Crow Alice Martin Bright Bickerstafj Xevil Crute Frances Phillips Mary Buick Jane Culbebtson Jean Pickabd Xancy Butzner Corinne Fentress Josephine Rvcker Dorothy Brett Satilla Franklin Warwick Rust Helen Carruthers Chloe Frierson Elizabeth Wall Mary Elizabeth Clemons Gretchen Gieb Bonnie Wood Betty Cocke Annette Harley Dorothy Wood Eleanor Cooke Second Sofraiios Adah Barber Hester Krae.mer Julia Sadler Helen Bean Lorraine Leavitt Ellen Scattergood Margharita Curtze Gerry Mallory TuLiA Shirley Cynthia Harbison Mary Marks Gotten Skinner Julia Harris JLary Kate Patton Betty Jane Warren Sarah Houston Logan Phinizy Hetty Wells Peggy Huxley Frances Powell Lois Wolfe JJLANDiNA Jones First Altos Alice Andrews Nancy Dicks June Stein Jean Besselievre Julia Harris Jacqueline Strickl. Carey Burwell Martha Hornor Carolyn Wilson June de Frees Second Altos Alice Benet Mary Jayne Clay Barbara Miller Jean Bird Margaret Hagerling Ethel Shamer Emily Brown Elizabeth Johnston Adelaide Whitford Enna Frances Brown W AUWRK kuST Glee Club OFFICERS Wakwuk RrsT Prcsidatt IIki.kn Ukan - Secretary Julia Sadler Treasurer Hettv Wfxls Business Manager Marik Laxge Librarian Maio M,kirh._ Ifciiipanisi Organized early in the college ' s liistory from a nucleus of a small groui) of girls who went through tlie dormitories singing Christmas carols the niglu before Christmas vacation, the Glee Club has grown in ]iro]ioniiin t i the college itself. The carol-singing group has become a clul) nt lifty-tour mem- bers whose aim it is to enjoy as well as to perform for the i)leasure of the comnumitv some of the iiest music, and whose policy it is to present achieve- ments in concerts both formal and informal at various times during the college vear. Because the Clee Club was formed simjjly and solely through the love of singing of its originators, tlic Clul) has always liecn especially for tliose who love to sing and who want to learn to lo e singing. . nd it stdl sings (hristnias carols! Biology Club MEMBERS Helen Martin Elizabeth Giesen Harriet ' illiams Mary Buick Anne Marvin Catherine Marshall Martha Jane Gipe Barbara Benzinger Ellen Scattergood Joyce Hobart LoL ' LSE Wood Eleanor Rust Betty Fox Helen Mahtin EuiZAnETIl GlESEN.. Hf.i.ex Mautix Biology Club OFFICERS I ' rrsidi iit .Treasurer HOX(JKAU ' - MEMBERS Ml;S H RP TKIt Dk. AmKS Dh. HAdlK ' I ' !k ' r.idld A- ( ' lull was niie nf the first (k-]iannieiUal (irL ani .atimis at Sweet llriar. lia in,!; hceii fnundcil in ii - ' 4. Its imrpdsu is tn immiotc interest in the liinlttijical science in Sweet I ' .riar. Tlie nienihers are junitirs and seniors niajdrini; ' in liinld y, and also tlmse wlm lia e liii li selii ilarshiji in the (le])artnient. At the nicmthl) meetings there are jiapers jn-esented on topics of scientilic interest, and ie iews and discussions nf articles from scientific jonrnals. - jin — i ij ii ' ' ha '  i U «   - . «b i ' W ' ysf -1 The Ensemble MEMBERS Violins ' Celli Mary Lou Saul Helen Bean Gotten Skinner Miss Marion Benedict Mrs. Ames Hettrick Dr. Preston Edwards Katiierine Niles ' iola Harp Miss Eugenia Litchfield Bet.sv High Flute Organ Iartha Lou Lemmon Peggy Huxley M AkTiiA I.iir 1.i;m The Ensemble Martha Lor I.kmmon !a,uun-r Miss EixKMA LiTCHKiEU. Director Alice Andrews, Elizabeth Johkstox. Margharita Ci-rtze ' iccomfanisis One (if tlie (nitstandiii- interests anKni- tlie students nf Sweet r.riar is that shown in music. Althou-h the nuinher ot those wiio ])lav instruments IS conii)arativeIy few tliei ' e lias heen an oryanizatinn since i( _H) in whicli those who are interested can enjoy ensemlile work. This vear the -rouji funiislied the music in the phiy W Thousand N ' ears A , o and look part in the t ' iiristmas pro-ram of music. There was also an informal evenin;? of instrumental music in which trios, ;md (|uartets formed liy nienil.ers of the ensemble took part. Sociology and Economics Club Dorothy Andrews Frances Atkinson Adah Barber Cecilia Birdsey Li ' ciLLE Bond Enna Frances P ko x Eleanor Cooke Frances Darden Julia Daugherty Blanche Davies MEMBERS Satilla Franklin Rosemary Frey Marian Gwaltney Sara i Iol ' ston Katiirina Howze Marie Lange Charlotte Lee Emily Marsh Ruth AIyer Elizabeth Ogilby Ruth Pinkham P raxcks Powell Mary Pringle Josephine Rucker F,lizaheth Shelter JcLiA Shirley Rebekah Strode Rate Strauss Josephine Rucker Sociology and Economics Club Ol ' l-ICERS Josephine Kicker President Cecilia Birdsev ricC-Presiileiil Elizabeth Sheueu Secrctarv Rebekah Strode Chairman of Proijrani Coniniillcr ' I ' liis is llic lirst year of Sweet liriar ' s lu-oiKniiii-s and Sciciolo v flul), organized l)y those majoring in tlie dei)artinent desiriiii; to gatlier inforniallv to review interesting trends in their tieid. Tlic monthly programs are varied. Outstanding men, conferences. cmTent literatnrc and jirescnt da ' movements are i)r ught to tlie attention of tlie meml)ers. W hen iiossil)le. it is the desire ol llie chill to hring to the coinmnnity the foremost exiionenls of this hranch of science. LVUIA GOODWVN Helen Bean The Briar Patch OFFICERS Lydia Goodwyn _ Editor-in-Chief Helen Bean Business Manager STAFF Jean Myers Plwlogra hic Editor Maky McCallum..... Assistant Photographic Editor Elizabeth Mayfield Advertising Manager Alice Estill Assistant Advertising Manager Eleanor Alcott Literary Editor Nancy Russell Assistant Editor Martha Lou Lemmon Typist Eleanor Alcoti Alice Estill •A . K rAiril STAFF Jean Myers Mary McCallum Elizahclh Mayfiekl . an y Russell Margery Gubelman Lois Foster The Sweet Briar News STAFF Margery Gubelman Editor-in-Chief Lois Foster - Business Maniu cr Ruth Davies Circulation Manacjcr LiDA VoiGT Assistant Circulation Manager Martha Lou Lemmox - Advertising Manager Elizabeth Scheuer - Proof Reader ASSISTANT EDITORS Helen Hoffecker Jean Sprague Suzanne Howe FEATURE WRITERS Sally Flint Julia Daugherty Cordelia Penx Margaret Robehtkin Marion Walker Parker Goodwin REPORTERS Betty Carter Dorothy Rauh Elizabeth Mayfield Dorothy Barnum Xancy Russell Katherine James Isabel Scriba Constance Warner Margaret Smith Jarry West Adah Barber Ruth Gilliam Peggy Wayland Helen Wolcott Jane Benoer Frances Powell Harriett Butler Catherine Mitchell Jane Fox Martha Lou Lem.mon Peggy Carry (16S] XICWS STAFF Jean Spraguc lU-Un Hoffcckir Ruth Davics Martha l.ou Limmon Jant- Bcndtr I.i.Ia VoiRt Betty Sutti.e Sue Graves The Brambler STAFF Betty Suttle Fulilor-in-Chicf Sue Graves __ Business Maiuii cr Julia Sadler Assistant Biisinrss Maiuuirr Cornelia Murray - Circnialinn Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS Katherink Means Marjurie Ris Elizabeth Seldon Marjorie Ris Katherinc Means BKAMIil.l ' .R STAl ' F Julia Sadler Elizabeth Seldon Cornelia Murray ■% c CoTTEN Skinner,. Chung Mungs President MEMBERS J.UlS I ' OSTER Mary Elizabeth Clemons Elizabeth Sei.den Elena Doty I ' RAXCKS F IILLIPS Sue Kelly Marciaret Lanier Langhorne Watts .Marj(ikie Ris Martha Boss Jane Culbertson Leila Vak Leer jii.iA Daiciierty Deborah Gale Helen Hanson j L RY Moore m ,?i Aints and Asses MAin l ATE Pat ION . Pn sidriit MI MP.r.RS I ' Jjzabi;tii Sklukx ( ' ARni. ' . WlI.SON RcTii 1 )a us I.KNA jnXKS SrSAI.KK I ' .Kl.SKK ( iAI.I . Sll l-:i ' ARI) J ri.iA Sai i.i:r MxRuan ( iti ' .Ki.MAX lii.iA 1 )ai l;lll■:KT ■ TlXKA Straiss ( ' ii ANI.IITT1-: 1j-;k ju.i. I ' i:xi)i:r Jackik I ' .OXI) rii:Ti Sriri.K Xancv IUtznkk Mary .MtC ' Ai.i.r.M Jean Mvkrs .M ARIOX (i Al.TXE ' Deborah (iAi.i-: Betty Bkyce I ' J.l.KN KkI.I.V Jean Ptckard I.Ayc.iiiiRXK Watts 1 ATI1R X James AT H L ET I CS Margaret Austin J IiiTTV Wells Athletic Association Margaret Austin _ President Hettie Wells I ' icc-Prcsidcnl Martha Lou Lemmon SecrrlaiY Charlotte Lee Treasurer HEADS OF SPORTS Connie Murray Head of HocL-ev Gebaldine Mallorv Head of Basketball Ruth Davies Head of Lake Betty Fox _ Head of Track Eleanor Alcott __ Ih-ad of Tennis Mary Bess Roberts . Head of Riding Helen Hanson Head of Baseball Jean Besselievre . Head of Lacrosse Rosemary Frey Ilcud of .-Irchery Margaret Newton Head of l if-im Miss Rogers Miss Staaei Miss Whetstone.. Dr. Harle ' i ' FACULTY ' -.Athletic Director Athletic Director Athletic Director ...AL ' dical Adz ' iser 1 r m Martha Lnr Lem.mi ). Charlotte Lke Secretary Treasurer The Athletic Association klDlXC LEMPERS Dorothy Andrews Alva Root Eleanor Woods J ILL Bender Nanty Rl-ssell Mary Buick Peggv Carry Marjorie Silvester Belle Clay Hancock Satilla Franklin Sue Strassburger Jean Van Horne CoRixxE Fentress Harriet Williams HIKIXG LEADERS Anne Marvin Geraldine Mallory Marie I.e. Fine Ethel Shamer Hetty Wells Xamy Russell Hester Kraemer Rosemary Frey SWIMMIX ' G COUXCIL Elizaheth Combs Kith Davies Leila an Leer . L R.|OKIE lilRFOKI) Satilla Franklin Alice Martin- Helen Hanson- Dorothy Andrews Frances Powell 1 1T3 1 Margaret Austin Eleanor Alcott Betty Fox Helen Hanson Margaret Newtoi i]i-:ads ui ' si ' oR IS Geraliline Mallory Mary Bess Roberts y Frey lurray Wood Varsity Hockey Team v.. Al.COTT. . H. Hanson M. SlI.VKSTKK L. lillHLITZELI. K. I.llUKAINK -..Left Inner Center Right Inner Right Wing V. D AHllKN J. Bknuer C. Ml-urav (Captair A. Rl ' SSKli 1 . Carrv -Left Half .Center Half ..Right Half Left Full Ri,lht Pull M. ArsTiN. Coal K. Shamkr J. Shiri.hy OctoliiT 2() — Harrisiinliiirfj XovembiT ii — William and Mai SUl ' .STITUTES GAMES PLAYED L. ( i(K)D V N ' C. lllRWKLL A ' cin by Sweet Kriar. 5-1 W ' dii liv Sweet Briar. 2-1 ' ««g ' Es . Senior ' Sophomore Hockey Team G. Langeler -Lcfl Jl ' ing A. Barber Left Inner M. GuBELMAN Center L. HoBLiTZEi.L Right Inner J. Peterkix Left Half Back E. MvERs Right Wing J. RucKER Center Half C. Murray Right Half P. Carry Right Full Back E. Morris Left Fnll Back M. Austin, Goal E. Shamer SUBSTITUTES C. BUKWELL GAMES October 19 — 1934-36 defeatt-il 1033-35. O-i- Xnveniber 2—1934-36 defeate.l 1933-35. 4-0. sa I Junior-Freshman Hockey Team E. Al.O.TT ... .. .I ' ' li ' iiiii II. ll.wsox (Laptain) l-cft Inner M. Silvester Center J. Shirley Kigl ' t ' ' ' ■ K. Lorraine K ' ujhl U ' inij v. Dariikn I- ' -p llt ' ll J. Bender Center Ihilf X. Russell Left I- nit K. NiLEs Right Half H. HuFFECKER Right Full S. Franklin, Goal L. GOODWVN SUBSTITUTES L. Cabell A. Root V arsity Basketball Team Rebecca Hi ' ber.. Janet Kimball Helex Hanson.. Geraldine Mallorn ' , Luf luin MEMBERS I-oncarti Makjorie Burford.. l-or ' u iid ( ' auv Bl ' rwell Forward Eleanor - lcott Marjorie Silvester. Guard Juint Center -Side Center Cuard Lvdia CiooinvvN Elizabeth Myers SUBSTITUTES Geraldine Mallorv Mar{jerv Gubei.man . N ' cv Russell GAMES Eebruary 12 — Sweet Briar 10 : I ' ariin illc 28 February 18 — Sweet Briar ....17; William and Mary 18 February 25 — Sweet I ' .riar 30 ; Westliamptim 12 I 180] I SeniopSophomore Basketball Team Kkbkcca Hiker Fonvard Janet Kimbau Forward Marjorie Bl-rforii Jump Center Josephine Ri-cker Side Center (lERALDiNK Mai.i.drv (Captain). Guard Carv BiKWKi.i i ' nuird SL ' BSTITUTRS Anne I ' .akek Makckhv (ii ' BEi.MAN Elizahktii l •KRs Jii.ia Pktkrkin GAMES lamiary i ) — Wdn by Seninr-SophoiiKirf. I ' i-I3 March 13 — in h Juninr-I- ' ri ' sliman. 20-23 Junior Freshman Basketball Team Helen Hanson Fonvard LvDiA GoonwvN _. Fonvard Marjorie Silvester Jmup Ccnicr Jill Bender Side Center Xancv Russell (jiiard Eleanor Alcott -- Cticird SUBSTITUTES Lillian- L aheli. Alva Root Julia Shirley Nancy Butzner Senior-Sophomore Lacrosse Team McLaughlin (itml F. Morrison Pnint ' oiGT Cover Point Flint Third Man J. Strickland Center Crane Third Home Besselievre Second Home Cunningham First Home Laubach Right Attack Wing Peek Right Defense Wing S. Miller „ Left Attack Wing Hamilton Left Defense Wing (;amfs N ' ovember 12 — Exhibition game. Score 5 to 3. Mixed teams Xovember 22 — Senior-Sophomore vs. Freshman-Junior. Won by ' 34- ' 36, 5 to 4. De Graff.- TURNU Sheltox Powell Huff Hanson Junior-Freshman Lacrosse - Coal - Poitil Cover Point - Thinl Man Cciilci- - - - Thinl Home Broughton _ __ _ Second Home Donahue First Home Grainger .Rii ht Altaek H ' iiHj BuRRiLL - - Rii lit I ' efeiise Winy McQueen Left Attack W ' incj Russell Left Defense Wing Sweet Briar Horse Show— -1932 ROAD HACK Sue Str;isstnir.ncr iii hnni l.cc SADDLE CLASS First: Miss Knscrs on .1 f ' f ' I c jack- Second: Dot Aiulrius 1)11 Let ' s Go TOUCH AXD OUT First : Marite Stephens on Shorty Second: Marite Steplicns on H ' iii PAIRS OF RIDERS First: Marite Stephens on Shorty: Belle Clay Hancock on I- ' i Second: Peggy Carry on Jiidiic: Sue Strasslnir jcr i n Rex Track and Field Meet, 1932, Lake Day Class of 1935 „ Betty Allen Magruder.. U ' nim-y of Meet ..liidiz idiial WiuiH ' r 7S-YARD DASH HoBLiTZELL First Place.... M. Stephens Second Place.. HIGH JUMP Magruder _ First Place.... LiTTLEFORD Second Place . HURDLES HoBLiTZELL First Place.... E. Fox Second Place.. BROAD JUMP Magruder First Place.... . lcott Second Place.. JAJ-PLIN JAIT.LIN Hanson Magruder DISCUS E. JoHXSTO.N D. Taylor SHOT PUT Carry Huber HOP. STEP. JUMP Alcott Carv Bur well BASKETBALL THROW Hanson First Place Hanson Magruder Second Place Magruder RELAY First Place — Class of 1934. Alcott, . . Shirley. Butzxer. Stephens Lake Day Class of 1934 --Winner Anne Russell Indii iduat Winner EVENTS WIXXERS Row Boat Race Smith, Cochrane Egg-spoon Race Bender, Russell Form Austin Broom Barnum, Shamer 25- Yard Race Russell Gun whale Canoe Bender, Darden Relay Team Hussey ; Hanson ; Russell Obstacle Canoe Race D. Smith; . . Smith; Wilson; Cochrane 440- Yard Race Russell Diving Pickard [186] MAY DAY May Day MAY DAY COURT, 1032 Virginia Hall Queen of the May Edith Railey Maid of Honor Virginia Bellamy ' I ' cel tcr Bearer Jane W ' hiti; ._ Carlaud Bearer Ruth Davies Elizabeth Douglass Elena Doty Sarah Forsyth Lois Foster Constance Fowler Lydia Goodwyn Sue Graves Frances Darden Emma Green LADIES JF THE COL ' KT Lena Joxes Ellen Kelly Sara Kelli Anne McRae Emily Maxwell Letha Morris Louise Moyer Sara Phillips Helen Pratt L ' RJIIRIE Ris Frances Sencix diver Sara Shallenberger Hazel Stamps Alice Weymouth ' LOWER GH LS PAGE Mary Kate Patton Cordelia Pexn Elizabeth Sutti.e Louise Wood HERALDS [190] Emma Jean McDaxikl IK(,IM. IVKS H.M.I. l-oL ' isE Wood Virginia Hall Emma Jka Mi IJamki, Mary Kate Patton J? ' ' . ' - ' _ LdiTn h. Vii-0inia Bellamy Jane Mazel Stamps Constance Pov ler Lllen Kelly Anne McRae Frances Sencindivei- Sarah Forsyih Sara Phillips Helen Pratt Cordelia Penn. Lydia Goodwyn Emma Green Lena Jones Elizo beth D ouglass Letha Moitis Sue Graves Sara Kelly Louise Meyer Emily Maxwell Alice Weymouth Elena Do+y Sara Shollenbergei Ruth Davies Marv Mooke Pancakf. Marsdkx Bellamy May Day Dance COURT I ' lGUI E IcJ by ' n Gi. L Hall Jack Lintilen ' assisted by Ed[th Railen ' with Petek Bkoux Ruffin SECOXD FIGURE led by Mary Mi hire Pancake ' u-ith Marsden- Bella mn- assisted y Mar(.;aret Hall tci7 i |(|HN MllRCHERSO-N Fkcgv Carry Davis Bell Midwinter Dance i-iKST i- ' Kirut: SECOX ' D l-K.L ' RE ,-. by ,■ ;.v Pk(;(;v Cakkv Si-E Johnson li ' iV i -with Davis Hkll Mr. Johnson assisted by assisted by Jean Pickard Lanchorne Watts ifi i tcitli Jake Keistler Mr. Watts Statistics PRESIDENTS OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION i907- ' o8..Bessie Jackson, Frances Xurell 1921 iQoS- ' og Nan Powell 1j22 igog- ' io Nan Powell 11123 I9II- ' l2 ErCENIA BuFFINGTON H)24 i9 ' 2- ' i3 El ' genma Buffington 1925- 191 3- 14 Rebecca Patton 1926 1914- ' ! 5 Harriet Evans 1927- 191 5- ' 16 Margaret Banister 1028 I9i6- ' i7 ViEGiNL Sandmeyer 1929 i9:7- ' i8 Louise Case, Marianne Martin 1930 igiB- ' ip Isabel Woon 1931 i9i9- ' 20 Helen Johnson 1932 i920- ' 2i Fanny Ellsworth 1933 ' 22 Alice Early ' 23 Virginia Stan berry ' 24 Margaret Nelson 25 Eugenia Goodall ' 26 Elizabeth Rountree ' 27 Nar Warren Taylor ' 28 JocELYN Watson ' 29 Esther Tyler ' 30 NoRVELL RoYER ' 31 Mary Lynn Carlson ' 3 Alice Weymolftk ' 33 MaRJORIE BuRFORIi ' 34 Julia Sadler PRESIDENTS OF Y. W. C. A. 1907-08 Nan Powell 1921- i9o8- ' o9 Mary Virginia Powell 1922- i909- ' io LoL ' isE Wilson 1923 i9io- ' ii Louise Wilson 1924- 191 i- ' i2 Bessie Grammer 1925- 1 912- ' 1 3 Dorothy Grammer 1926- I9i3- ' i4 Henrietta Washburn 1927- I9i4- ' i5 Anne Shutte 1928- 191 5- ' 1 6 Genie Steele 1929- I9i6- ' i7 Jane Henderson 1930- I9i7- ' i8 Dorothy Neal I ' i3i- i9:8- ' i9 Dorothy Neal, Caroline Sharp 1032 i9i9- ' 20 Florence Ives 1933- I920- ' 2I Mary R. Tyler 22 Ruth Fiske 23 Ada Tyler 24 Ada Tyler 25 Jane Becker 26 Mary Bristol 27 Jane Warfield 28 Marion Taber 29 Elizabeth Lee Valentine 30 Mercer Jackson 31 Dorothy Boyle 32 Stuart Groner 33 Adah Barber 34 Helen Bean PRESIDENTS OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1906- 1907- 1909- 1910- 1911- 1912- 1913- 1914- 1915- 1916- 1917- 1918- 1919- 1920- 07 Helen Schulte 192 i- 08 _ Helen Schulte 1922- 10 Mary Virginia Parker 1923- II Margaret Dalton 1924- 12 Elsie Fogel 1925- 13 Elizabeth Granke 1920- 14 Alice Swain 1927- 15 Zalinda Brown 1928- 16 Zalinda Brown 1929- 17 Cornelia Carroll 1930- 18 Cornelia Carroll 1931- 19 Florence Freeman 1932- 20 Nancy Hanna 1933- 21 BuRD B. Dickson ' 22 Burd B. Dickson 23.. Elizabeth Taylor 24 Frederica Bernhar 25 Margaret Rein hold 26 Margaret Rein hold 27 Jeanette Boone 28 Evelyn Claybrook 29 Mary Copeland 30 Mona Stone 31 Mary E. Swift 32 Anne McRae 33 Margaret Austin 34 Helen Hanson I ' KF ' :S1I)H TS ()l- |)I MA•1■U ASSOt I T!i) IfX19- ' lO KlGKNIA (ildKllN 1022 iQio- ' ii Marcarf.t Cobb 1923 iQi i- ' i2 Mary Tvlkk 1924- 191 2- ' 1 3 Mary Tvi.kh 1925- i()i3- ' i4 Rachkl KoKBi ' SH 1926- 191 4- ' 1 5 Rachel Forbush 1927- i()i5- ' i() Martha Dardkn 1928- 191?)- ' 1 7 Jank Pratt 1929 I9i7- ' i8 Charlotte Seavei; 1930- H)i8- ' i9 Katherine Taylor 1931 t9i9- ' 2o Katherine Taylor 1932 1920-2 1 Catherine Corbes 1933 io2i- ' 22 --- Margaret Mierke ' 23 l.oRNA W ' erkr ' 24 Katherine Khmph 25 Martha Ambrose 26 Edna Lee xj Ruth Lowrance ' 28 Bess Lowrance ' 29 Mary Shei.ton ' 30 Betsy Embry ' 31 Mary Henderson ' 32 Betsy Higgins ' },},... 1 NNA I- ' rances Brown ' 34 Anne Baker KDITOKS-IX-CHIEF Ol ' THE AXXCAL i()oi)- ' io Nan Powei.i. 1922- i9io- ' i I Jennie Hcrt 1923- loi i- ' i2 I- ' rances Watson I9 ' 24- I9i2- ' i3 Mary Pinkerton 1925- I9i3- ' i 4 Ruth Maurice 1926- 1 914- ' ! 5 Ellen How 1 son 1927- i )i5- ' i6 Ruth Watkins 1928- iyi()- ' i7 Charlotte Seaver 1929- I9l7- ' i8 Caroline Sharp 1930- I9i8- ' i9 Maynette Rozelle 1931- i9i9- ' 20 Mary Taylor 1932 i92o- 2i Alice Earl 1933- i92i- 22 Harmo Taylor 23 Marion Swannell 24 Louise Wolf. Amy Williams 25 Martha Bachmax 26 Kebecca Manning 27 Helen Davis 28 Dorothea Paddock 29 XoRYELI. RoYER 30 Mary Lynn Carlson 31 Marjorie Miller 32 Martha Boss 33 Lydia (Ioodwyn 34 Jean I m brie BUSI 1 ' ' .SS NL XA(,HKS Ol ' Till ' : AXXCAL i909- ' io Frances Murei.i. 1022- i9io- ' ii Esther Kelly 1923- 191 i- ' i2 Elise Zaegei. 1924 1 9! 2- ' 1 3 Mary Tyler 1925- 1913- ' 1 4 Harriet Evans 1926- 1914- ' ! 5 Margaret Banister 1927 I9i5- ' i0 Mary Bis?eli. 1928- 19lf)- ' l7 ' lVIENNE BaRKALOW I929 I9i7- i8 Delia May Gii.more 1930 i ji8- ' io IAR N ' iRGiNiA Crabbs 1931 i9T9- ' 20 I ' anny Ellsworth 1032 I920- ' 2I Marion Walker 1933 102I- ' 22 .RehE(( A JaNNV, ELIZABETH HaI.L. L IllA PURCELL ' 23 Eleanor Harned ' 24 Gertrude Kinsley ' 25 Edna Lee ' 26 Jeanette Boone 27 Grace Sollitt 28 Xora Lee Antrim ' 29 Gwendolyn Oi.cott ' 30 Toole Rotter ' 31 Eleanor Franke ■32 Warwick Rust ' },}, Helen Bean ' 34 Lida Voigt MAY QUEEXS 1907 nne Royal 1908 Mary Brooks 1009 Margaret Cobb 1 910 Josephine Mu-rrav 191 1 Josephine Murray 1912 Eugenia Buffi ngton 1913 Mary Tyler 1914. Ruth Maurice 191 5 Ruth Watkins 1916 Rebecca Stout 1917 Martha Darden 1 918 Catherine Marshall 1 919 Helen Johnston • 070 Helen Beeson 1921 Rhoda Allen 1922 Mary Munson 1923 Virginia Stanberry 1924 Harrell James 1925 El ' GENlA G(X1DALL 1926 Elizabeth Rountree 1927 Virginia Wilson 1928 Marion Taber 1929 Belle Brockenbrough 1930 Ruth Hasson 1 93 1 Jane Muhlberg 1032 Virginia Hall 1933 Sara Marie Kelly ( F he €nd 1 lie JPIioiograpliy lor the BRIAR PATCH r § clone Iby the CHIDNOFF STUDI 469 Fifth Avenue New York City All Portraits Made Personalis hv Irving Chidnoff AS A MARK OF OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION FOR THE PATRONAGE EXTENDED US BY SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE. IN GENERAL. AND THE MAY COURT AND MAY DAY COMMITTEE. IN PARTICULAR. WE ARE PLEASED TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THIS PAGE IN THE MAJOR PUBLICATION OF THE YEAR. NOT AS AN ADVERTISEMENT. 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