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

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tUc Svi V (J tc » . ?V -.T-T J ' -.T, ( c tcr i ' BOOK 1 BOOK 2 BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK 7 BOOK 8 Administration Seniors Underclasses Activities Athletics May Day Graduation Directory of Student and Adxertisers page 11 page 23 page 85 page 109 page 133 page 141 |:)age 147 page 153 »! • •

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♦ .. i ♦ . i- . .• .■ , ■ .■ f ♦- ♦. ♦- S e i Ci fidvi How like art thou to Joy remembered well! So gleams the past, the light of other days, which shines. ... — Byron Miss Winnie and her family became part of the Sweet Briar community in 1909, when they moved to Mount St. Angelo, in this most Eng- lish of the states. While the college was still quite new, Mount St. Angelo became a second liome to Sweet Briar girls, who came to hear Dr. Walker tell ghost stories, to learn liow to knit, or just to visit. It is with some regret that Miss Winnie has watched Sweet Briar ' s growth from a small, close-knit family to the mucli laiger school of today. However, the friendly atmosphere that existed in the Walker home is still the essence of the spirit of Sweet Briar. One source of this friendliness may be traced to the Bookshop, where Miss Winnie, with her warm smile and thoughtful interest, gives hap- piness to all who come to browse along the shelves. Miss Winme Walker

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