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

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asi )»« SMm p»aa ft i ti aBa 8gg m r Sweet Briar in Action! That is the theme of the 1 952 Briar Patch. Here you will see the past reflected, the present depicted, the future projected. Observe, if you will. Student Government working so successfully that it has been used as a pattern for other colleges; the Y. W. C. A. leading projects from chapels to clinics; Tau Phi conducting student discus- sions; Q. V. welding together the sophomore class; and the inter -departmental clubs activating student ideas and sponsoring visits from distinguished visitors in special fields. The dramatic productions of Paint and Patches, the takeoffs of Aints and Asses, the social and chari- table functions of Bum Chums and Chung Mungs, the mmmmmmmmm

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f)eJJjysIiJ The successful woman is the woman who constantly acts to further not only her own ideals but those of the community she guides. In spite of the demands placed upon her as speaker, writer, administrator, and teacher, Anne Gary Pannell has unfailingly maintained a bond with us as counsellor and friend. Her interest in students, faculty, and alumnae is continually manifest; Sweet Briar House is always open; her warm sym- pathy and sound advice are constantly available; her wide contacts and abundant information are ours for the asking. With sincere appreciation for what she has done for us and will continue to do for the grow development of the college, w icate the 1952 Briar Patch fifth president of Sweet Briar Gary, Mks. I ' anxei.l, Clifton

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varied offerings of L,ectvres and Concerts, are all a part of the condensed picture of Sweet Briar which w e present. To alumnae we invite inspection of a vitalized in- stitution, to undergraduates we issue a challenge to keep the college gro ' wing, and to the class of 1 952 we extend a grateful recognition of their part in making Sweet Briar a College on the Move.