Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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Llewellyn Wilburn Associate Professor Janet Alexander College Physician and Professor of Physical Education Harriette Haynes Lapp Assistant Professor PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education is very important in furthering Agnes Scott ' s ideal of physical well-being for each student. The develop- ment of physical fitness is accomplished through the attention of the medical de- partment and through the rich program of athletics, which provides opportunities for the acquisition of individual skills and for team-work in class competition. Eugenie Louise Doz Instructor tricia Ashley Story Instructor

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PHILOSOPHY - EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY To help students understand the human mind in its physical and its more intangible aspects and to show them how to mold young minds through the process of education are the aims of the departments of philosophy, education, and psychology. Students have found in psy- chology many practical applications in learning and in social and business contacts. The education courses lead to a teaching certificate. Philosophy, with its challenge to clear thinking, proves valuable in considering the ultimate questions of life. Emily S. Dexter Associate Professor of Philosophy and Educatu Katherine T. Omhv Associate Profess of Psychology John I. Goodlad Visiting Associate Professor of EJucatio Samuel Guerry Stukes Professor of Psychology and Education SOCIOLOGY AND ECONOMICS Anna Greene Smith Associate Professor Mildred Rutherford Mei.i. Professor Labor problems, the family, social theory, and racial prob- lems come within the range of the Department of Eco- nomics and Sociology. Those interested in the financial and social conditions within the community, the nation, and the world find its courses helpful.

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES At the times when Buttrick is not alive with students going to and from classes, the administrative officers of the college are still busily pursuing their never-ending work. On the first floor where the faculty, students, and visitors can readily find them, are the offices of the registrar, the treasurer, and the business manager, whose varied services include the supervision of registration and classification of students, management of college finances, and keeping of records. College publicity and alumnae activities are handled through the Alumnae Office. The efficiency of our capable administrative staff is an asset to the entire campus. P. J. Rogers, Jr. Business Manager Laura Steele Assistant Registra; Eleanor X. Hutchexs Director of Publicity Raymond M. Jones Engineer