Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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Marrikd during the summer, Mrs. Helen Finger Thrasher returned to her position as secretary to the business-manager. An attitude o£ friendliness has made Miss Martha Rav Lasseter, secretary to Mr. Stukes, popular with the students. Mrs. Thrasher and Mss Lasseler share a good jolce. Miss Carroll Taylor, an Agnes Scott graduate of 1947, has proved an efficient manager of the bookstore. Miss Taylor straightens her wares before the after-chapel rush. Mrs. Florence VVhelchel has the enormous job of feeding college girls in her position as dietitian. AfRS. Christine H. Sanders is not only assistant dietitian but also the popular housemother of Cunningham cottage. ■thday party is in the air when Mrs. Whelchel and Mrs. Sanders get together. Good housekeeping on the campus is encouraged by Mrs. Annie Mae F. Smith, supervisor of dormitories, and her assistant, Mrs. iSfARiE P. Webb. Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Smith plan the day ' s schedule.

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Registrar and Di-.an ol the laciilty, Mr. S. GuERRY Stukes offers advice to stu- dents about schedules, helps them find jobs, or listens sympathetically to their problems. His wide range oi experience, which includes even being an aviator, fits him for the role of counselor. His genuine sincerity and marvelous sense of humor fit him for the role of friend. RDminiSTRflTlUE OFFICERS At his usual post, Mr. Tart aids a lady in distress. Mr. J. C. Tart, our official business manager and treas- urer, is in charge of the bookstore and helps stu- dents to keep their ac- counts in order. Mr. Stukes examines a good record. Few people doubt that Miss Lal ' ra Steele is one of the bus- iest persons at Agnes Scott. From early morning to late afternoon, she graciously and efficiently fills her position as secretary to Dr. McCain. Bookkeeping seems to hold no headaches for Mr. Rogers. Besides his duties as assistant business manager and treasurer, AfR. P. J. Rogers, Jr., has also the job of supervising the campus grounds. Miss F i.eanor Hi:tchins, direc- tor of aliminae affairs and the college ne vs service, keeps the outside world informed about campus activities. eaves Buttrick to do errand.

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Studknts feel that life on the campus is centered aroiinct the clean ot students ' office. There they may either share their problems or chat about good news ith a sympathetic stafl. Every girl at Agnes Scott ieels that she has in Miss Carrie ScANDREix dean of students, a personal friend, to whom she may relate her tale of :voe or choice excerpts from his letters. Every girl, too, hopes that when she graduates, she may carry away as a part of her o vn personality a share of Miss Scandrett ' s gracious spirit. Do come in, Jean! THE DEOn OF STUDEHTS