Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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purpose. Dr. McCain ' s door is merely an ornament for his office, for the hinges were removed long ago. We prefer the use of his open door to the use of such a one as the Orient offers; its hospitality might be questioned but not our President ' s. Traditional hospitality of the faculty was kept up in 1937-38, with some delightful innovations and new student faces for variety. Mr. and Mrs. Stukes were at home in their new house to dispel the effects of gloomy Sundays; a real Berkeley Square atmosphere was created at Miss Leyburn ' s annual tea for her Eighteenth Century Class; while faculty coffee warmed spirits and alimentary canals the night before Christmas when the language clubs sang Christmas carols. Miss Gaylord and Miss Scandrett may claim the honor of bringing back afternoon tea from their European tours, but its place on the campus is time honored and widespread whenever a body meets a body coming across the quadrangle. Dr. Raper ' s class picnics are a sociological problem with which he has proved himself able to cope. And if other en- tertainments equally delightful and traditional are conspicuous by their absence, the excuse that the time it would have taken to investigate them all had to be spent on a few back assignments should be sufficient. Small wonder that such a college program requires systematic, regular exercise and recreation, with the supervision of a college physician, and her two nurses. Miss Daugherty and Miss Thomas. So the gym houses the offices of Dr. Swanson, who succeeds Dr. Sweet; Miss Wilburn, Physical Education head and golf and hockey expert; Miss hiaynes, who is faculty advisor for the class of 1938 as well as teacher of dancing, swimming and riding; Miss Mitchell of basketball and tennis fame, and Miss Dozier, who directs May Day dances. Knowing how to play so as to get the maximum pleasure and most physical benefit from it is a vital part of modern college education, in which, in its every phase, Agnes Scott takes a lead. Gold behind those bars. May Day plann F.rst Aid by Dr. Swanson.

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THOMPSON KERNAN SENIOR OFFICERS JANE TURNER President ANNE THOMPSON Vice-President MARY ANNE KERNAN . Secretary-Treasurer ADVISORS AND MASCOT MISS ELLEN DOUGLAS LEYBURN MISS HARRIET HAYNES LOUISE McKINNEY HILL L-u,j,. McK,nn,y Hill. Page 28