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

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ADDITIONAL FRESHMEN Anderson, Elizabeth Anne Antrim, Claudia Fishburne Blakey, Julia Ann Bramham, Elizabeth Cooke Brock, Annabell Victor Butler, Mary Sue Christian, Drusilla Cravens Clevenger, Constance Anne CoLSON, Mary Davis, Martha Boynton Davis, Sally Gardiner DeVore, Louisa Roberta Doolin, Catharine Claude Edwards, Suzanne Estill, Bobbie Lee Faulkner, Closey Virden Fratus, Ardis Lydia Godchaux, Eve Ruth Harding, Cynthia Ann Hardy, Suzanne Henderson, Lydia Bowman Henderson. Mary Collins McCall Hepler, Barbara Hobbs, Allen Melton Irvine, Carolyn Joyce Johnson, Eleanor Beldon Jones, Mary Elizabeth Lamon, Yvonne McCaffrey, Anne Jane McCallum, Margaret Graves McDuFFiE, Mary Marshall, Ann Louise Masten, Mary Priscilla Mattison, Faith MiLWEE, Margaret Covington Montgomery, Carolyn Morrell, Jeanne Hunter Morton, June Susette Mlirray, Jacqueline Ann Neal, Josephine Randall Orr, Ann Elizabeth Pierce, Mary Hoxton Reese, Alice Leigh Ricks, Anne Ryland Rucker, Marguerite ScHUBBR, Emily Battle Sentner, Joyce Steele Sheridan, Frances Josephine Shmidheiser, Martha Elizabeth Skeppstrom, Virginia Jackson Small, Shirley Margaret Smith. Marjorie Marrow Smith. Ruth Patricia Smith. Sally Lou Snider. Nancy Barnett Stobert, Diane Stokes. Agnes Wayne Warner, Betty Ann Warren, Bettie-Jane Weisiger, Katherine Jennie White, Elizabeth Carrington Whitehead. Elvira Gertrude Rose

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, ■ Bdc}{ Row: Bruton, Armstrong, M., Holmes, V. front Row: Faulkner, R., Jackson, B. A., Garrison, Berthier, Graves, B. FRESHMEN OF 194 LuuDiNUTON, Bower, M., Pender, H., Armstrong, M., Miller, Martin, Rowland »• •••

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Vice-President, Anne Colston President, Jean Ferrier Treasurer, Mary Elizabeth Vick Secretary, Sara Bryan OPHOMORE SOPHOMORE year! Upperclassmen at last! A new sense of really belong- ing to Sweet Briar comes to us when we sit for the first time on our Wall. As the year unfolds we take a more lively in- terest in the school ' s traditions and activ- ities which are now familiar to us. Q. V. works secretly in our midst to keep alive cur enthusiasm and to knit us more closely together as a class and as an integral part of Sweet Briar. It is our turn to demand re- spect from the class below us on Freshman- Sophomore Day. We don white on Foun- der ' s Day to take our part in the ceremony on Monument Hill. In the spring we pro- vide some sort of entertainment for the school, and we crown our year at gradua- tion by hooding our sister class. As Soph- omores we come to know and love Sweet Briar better. • ••-. •«■•