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

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Left to rii hl: ' I ' homas. I n ' usiin ' r : 1 ikksi;v, GROVE, vice prfsiilpiil. ccri ' liu ij : I-Iaii.kv. prrsiili ' iil : IIazi.k- 1953 . . . But still we have just oiu ' mouth more ! And yet you can remember when you were freshmen, a long time ago, and sopho- mores and juniors. By this time you have collected much material evidence of Sweet Briar ' s spirit; senior rings, a seat iii the Golden Btairs, black robes and mortar boards, and soon, soon, your sheepskins. Then, of couise, there were the hours spent at Tom- raie ' s, the unbelievable Zoo exam, a magnifi- cent Senior Show, Christmas stepsinging. and your own Black and White Ball . . . and so much more. Perha])s the most ini|i(n ' tant thing, however, is that you. the class nl ' 5;!. are part of the spirit of Swcrt lii ' iai ' itself. You were not only horn and lircd in the Briar Patch. hut you ha r made (juite a home of it — for each of vou and loi- all of us.

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JOAN LOUISK AKEY NoRTHFiKi.i). Illinois HlOLKilOX News Slaff ; I ' diiil mid I ' li rhrs; liRiAR Patch; Friends of Art; Bntiiihli ' r. Joan . . . Washington ilonunient . . . cheers, hats in the air ' . . . wait for baby . . . sweaters and scarves . . . My true love wall come some day . . . Thursday night warm up club . . . ' ' grubby old everyliody ' . . . ' Movabolilc ' . . . peaches and cream . . . Matthew, ilark. Luke, and Joan. HiMSN ¥Tyi kEl KATHLEEN DWIGHT BAILEY SCAESDALE, NeW YoRK PSYC ' IIOI.OOY Funds ( ' onniiillec : Sariiil Cunnnillee ; Briar Patch; Faint and I ' atrlirs: Bam ( ' hum : Inter- dorm; Riding Council : Treasurer, .I..L; Presi- dent, Senior Class; Cliani Muni ; Cliurcti and Chapel Committee : Clirlstmas Bazaar: Director, Senior Shoir. Katzy . . . Navy widow . . . always brushing her teeth or cleaning her fingernails . . . sing- ing at meals . . . those a(k rable pictures . . . those two jilaid skirts . . . thwarted opera singer . . . you imist bi ' al senior show pi ' actice on time . . . the iiidtbci- ben mi opening nigiit . . . always. 19