Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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Ill l li HALL How proud we are to take visitors into our dining hall! Not only are the meals excellent, but the cheerful helpers, original floral arrangements, and surprise for spe- cial occasions add to the attractiveness and wholesomeness of the atmosphere. Ethel J. Hatfield Dietitian Harriett Stovall Assistant to the Libraria Alleyne Currens Assistant to the Librarian Anne Smith Johnson Assistant Dietitian Rubye N. Lanier Assistant to the Dietitian LIBRARY Not only those who study regularly in the library, but also those who go there only to checkout books — studying elsewhere to avoid the deadly quiet — value the work of the librarians and the aid they are always ready to give. Katherine Moon Swint Catalog Librarian Lillian Newman Assistant Librarian PUBLICITY AIBIALUMI1E|IFFICE Those of us who have visitors are quite as appreciative of Mrs. Ketchen as a gracious hostess as we are of the publicity staff who keeps us posted on the engagements, weddings, and other activities of our friends. Ann Worthy Johnson Director of Publicity Dorothy Weakley Secretary to Director of Publicity Edna Hanley Byers Librarian

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ti L. R. Coleman, R. L. Bailey, R. V. Johnston, Mel Jones. Not pic- tured: Robert Landlord. Ela Burt Curry Assistant to the Dean oj Students .illian Smith McCraken Assistant to the Dean of Students MIGHT WATCHMAN As we walk about the cam- pus at night, we often meet the night watchmen and, later as we finish our papers due at 8:30 a.m., we hear the echo of their steady footsteps in the darkness outside. These, our guardians, are equal to any emergency from directing traf- fic to protecting the dorms. M. Virginia Tuggle College Physician INFIRMARY Be it an appendectomy or just a common cold, Dr. Tuggle and her staff are always concerned and anxious about each girl ' s well-being. Unlike most college infirmaries, ours is not a lonely and impersonal place, but rather a warm and friendly place where even little extras such as ginger-ale are not forgotten. DEAN ' S OFFICE The efficiency of the dean ' s office staff is admirable; these people know all the rules and have the necessary information at their fingertips. However, when we leave Agnes Scott, we will remember not their efficiency but their warmth, kindness and eagerness to help us. We will remember them as our friends. Ione Murphy Assistant Dean of Students Sarah Tucker Assistant Dean of Students Nancy M. Burkitt Assistant to the Dean oj Students Alice Boykin Bray Associate Resident Nurse Patsy Kilpatrick Keyser Resident Nurse Louise Rainey Assistant to the Dean oj Students

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mini FINE ARTS Ferdinand Warren Professor of Art ART Freshmen sketching the campus, upper classmen proudly displaying enamels and ceramics — these are products of our art department. The gallery collections exhibit the works of students, instructors, contem- porary and classical artists, which are always of great value and interest to the community. Broadening our scope of oppor- tunities also are the lecturers such as Lamar Dodd, who spoke to us on Cameras and Design. Marie Huper Assistant Professor of Art SCULPTURE LAB pi ' i h