Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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Physical Education Striving for the third ideal of Agnes Scott, the physical education department stresses the well-being of students through medical super- vision, exercise, and sports. Our rich program of athletics provides instruction in badminton, tennis, archery, swimming and dancing. Team-work and class spirit are encouraged by interclass competition in hockey, basketball, and baseball. Chester W. Morse College Physician and Professor of Physical Education LLEWELLYN WlLBURN HARRIETTE HAYNES LAPP Associate Professor Assistant Professor Eugenie Louise Dozier Instructor Helena Williams Instructor 29

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Philosophy-Education and Psychology The departments of philosophy, education, and psychology, deal primarily with the understanding and improvement of human society. Philosophy holds a special interest for students in this age when basic concepts of knowledge and ethics are being challenged. The psychology department helps us to understand the behavior patterns of both in- dividuals and groups. The education department offers a substantial background in the development of education and provides a practical teacher training program. SAMUEL GUERRY STUKES Professor of Psychology and Educati Emily S Dexter Katherine T. Omwake John I. Goodlad Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Visiting Associate Professor Philosophy and Education Psychology of Education Samuel P. Wiggins Assistant Professor of Education Sociology and Economics Sociology and economics do a great deal to strengthen a student ' s interest in her community and in the financial and business functions of that community. Through the economics department students can study and understand more thoroughly the perplexing problems of labor, management, and finance. The sociology courses are highlighted by guest speakers from Atlanta and by trips to points involving sociological problems in Atlanta. Mildred Rutherford Mell Professor of Economics and Sociology Anna Greene Smith Associate Professor of ..Economics and Sociology

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Administrative Offices What a wide variety of activities originate in these offices! Managing registration, keeping records, handling promotion and publicity, running the book store — all these and many more duties are performed in an able and efficient manner by the fine admin istra- tive staff of Agnes Scott. J. C. Tart Business Manager-T; P. J. Rogers Assistant Business Manager-Treasurer Raymond M. Jones Engineer Betty Jean Smith Secretary to the Business Manager-Treasurer Laura Steele Assistant Registrar Eleanor N. Hutchens Director of Publicity Emily Higgins Bradley Office Manager Doris Sullivan Alumnae Representative 30