Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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an d F laceA to ptu ife is not all work, especialh- in college, igh re el predominates man ' times, at e Black Cat Stunt, the Junior Joint, and her festive occasions. The gaily decor- ed gym is the scene of constant activit) ' . iii--a-dice is a wonderful place for danc- g, gabbing, or eating. Murphy Candler ays willing hostess at open houses and ){fees. And the date parlors hold un- [ualled memories for students who ha ' e )ent happy years at Agnes Scott. Oh, s, fun is definiteU ' in the curriculum! j! »i holds memories of innumerahle skits, parties, and athletic events. JDate parlors are the scene of Iinurs to he long remembered.

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Beloved Main tower through tlie stark tracery of black hnufihs. Fall, winter, and spring. Agnes Scott is a lovel - campus. Fall makes of it a pageant of color with windswept skies and autumn lea ' es. Winter skies are background for the sti-ong, clean-cut outlines of the buildings. With March comes all the deh- cacv of a southern spring — dogwood, wisteria, azaleas, and the new green of b-ees and grass. One would look far for a college campus more graced with natin-al lovehness!

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. . . un d work But then again, there is ample room for work. Because the old proverb, All work and no play . . . , applies backwards, too. Buttrick is efjuii ped with roomy, airy class-rooms and, of course, the mail room and book-store! Sound- i:)roof practice rooms make Presser the ideal spot for musical study. Day and night the science labs are well-occupied. And it goes without sa ' - ing that the library is a perfect habitation for umj type of concentration. Term papers, math problems, parallel reading — the library offers refuge to all who study. Lab is the scene of intense, fascinating research. 13