Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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OFFICE OF THE DEflO OF STUDERTS Assistant dean o£ students, Miss Charlotte Hunter had the additional responsibilities this year oi a part-time instructor in English. Freshmen, to whom she is the official counselor, find in her a friend during days of adjust- ment. Her special interests are garden- ing, reading, and drama. Miss Hunter and Miss Wilson rest In the shade of Agnes Scott ' s famous trees. As ASSISTANT DEAN of Students, Miss Isabella Wilson is busy during the day with official business. At night, she is likely to be occupied with one of her famous tea parties in Main, where she is housemother, or pursuing her hobbies of sewino and collecting records. Miss Betty Bowman, as secretary to th dean of students, displays her ready smil to students and visitors alike. Spar hours find her, golf bag in hand, on on of the nearby fairways or in her roor with an audience for her records. Dean ' s office se xtends to the dormitory as Miss Adams lends a hand. Miss Marie Adams, a 1947 graduate of Agnes Scott, returned this year to serve as assistant to the dean of students. Interested in education, she has been doing practice teaching.

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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

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LIBRHRV The library staff this year has done a mar- velous job ot making the quest lor information a pleasant one. Bulletin boards and special ex- hibits are only two ot the devices that they employed. Principally, the students are grateful to Miss Edna Ruth Hanley, the librarian. A visit to her office is a sure way to obtain help in finding obscure information. Two prize African violets adorn Miss Hanley ' s desk. Aiding Miss Hanley is Miss Mar jorie Karlson a 1946 graduate of Agnes Scott and an assistant to the librarian. Mrs. Louise Harvey Woodbury is the capable secretary of Miss Hanley. Miss Phyllis Downing from Ipswich, Massa- chusetts, is also an assistant to the librarian. Two of last year ' s graduates are now assistants to the librarian. Mrs. Eleanor Galley Story, editor of the 1947 Silhouette, no v combines housekeeping with her work in the library. Miss Virginia Dickson is responsible for the original bulletin boards which hail each lectiuer ' s arrival or the begin- ning of any new campus activity. Miss Dickson and Mrs. Story, ready to provide the risht book.