Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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JLj .1 i. JL Mm. CANTICLE I C1)c Canto of innocence Scene 1 g t)c (Enters ttyt 2En eq a£s Everygirl dismounts from the Decatur car with Nobody. Evebygiel (looking about in dismay): Can this place here be Agnes Scott? NOBODY : No, I assure you it is not; This place is but the underpass. Eveeygiel : I can not go through there, alas! Nobody : Great learning must be reached through here; Nobody ' s with you, never fear; Nobody carries your suit-case; Nobody sees your frightened face. Everygirl starts resolutely through. She is met half-way by Homesickness, her little dog. Evebygiel (in great distress): Homesickness, doggie, go away! This is no place for you to stay. (aside) : My first night out of home for years — I ' ll let Nobody see my tears. Homesickness will not dog my steps, For pleasant eomp ' ny always helps. {Continued on Page 12) in

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Jl 1 JLJL . . ... ' . -, .. Scene 2 )c 3oin£ t )t Innocents Hall in Main Building. Crowd of Innocents stand before door of Classification Committee Boom and talk in awed whispers. Timidity Freshman: They say the Three Fates stay in there, All fierce and Avise beyond compare. They ask you everything you know, And scare you till you have no show. Boastfulness Freshman : Pshaw ! I have here a little note That dear Miss High School for me wrote To tell them that I passed with ease, And they must put me where I please. Door opens and Everygirl stumbles out. Timidity : Poor thing! She does look awful blue! Chorus : Oh, tell us quick ! What did they do ? Everygirl : Oh, don ' t ask me ! I ' m scared to death ; They talked me till I ' m out of breath. I to the Innocents belong. (I should be Sophomore; they are wrong.) They gave me sixteen hours, they say. How can I work that much a day? Homesickness greets her. Minnie Make-Belie re Dignity ambles up and addresses the crowd with aristocratic indifference. 12