Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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In the Middle Ages the sciences of Arithmetic, Geometry and Astronomy were considered three of t he Liberal Arts. With our broadened knowl- edge of science and the dependence of our civili- zation upon its accomplishments, Physics, Chem- istry and Biology are today also important con- stituents of the Liberal Arts. Agnes Scott is proud of its fine Science De- partment. From the Biology museum on the third floor to the Library on the first floor, the Science Hall offers the campus ample opportu- nity to become acquainted with the various branches in this field. Although only a Bachelor of Arts degree is offered, many students select Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Astronomy or any of the Pure Sciences for their major or minor subjects. L w-t book oj:

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yiit z etuo-t La An impressive-looking facility lends us to Investitu At last it came. We never thought it would. This is Our Year, from the moment we stepped back on campus in the fall, from the moment we handed in our names as they were to be written on the sheep- skin, through the frolics of Little Girl ' s Day and the dignified solemnity of our Investiture, through May Day and Senior Opera, and finally through exams, a whirl of Senior parties, and Commencement; it has all been our year. Our experiences have been deepened by a sense of class fellowship, welded fast by the previous years. We end it feeling that Our Year has been a good year. Jackie, Margery, Becky, Sue, Margaret, anil Franca must have robbed their little sisters to prepare for Little Girls ' Day. Picture by Jackie Stearns. A fit of childish glee seizes Dusty, Eugeii mid Lit. Picture by Pat Perry.