Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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TRATION LOUISE GILLESPIE Assistant to the Dietitian ETHEL JOHNSON HATFIELD Dietitian Not pictured: HELEN SMITH HOOPER Assistant Dietitian ALICE BOYKIN BRAY Resident Nurse INEZ OWEN :iate Resident Nun JANET ALEXANDER College Physician The health and well-being of the Agnes Scott student rests in the capable hands of the medical and dining room staffs. The aesthetic faculties are nourished in the beautiful McCain Library where Mrs. Byers and her diligent staff attempt to create an atmosphere con- ducive to study and relaxation. LILLIAN NEWMAN POLLY TUCKER JONES ELIZABETH LAPSLEY Assistant Librarian Catalog Librarian Assistant to the Libraria EDNA HANLEY BYERS

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ADMINIS The Office of the dean of students is the center of all the campus social activities and the base of operations for all off-campus life. They are on call, not only on duty at the desk, but seem glad to help out with the constant problem, we need a chaperone. IRMA LEE SHEPHERD Assistant Dean of Students DORIS SULLIVAN iistant Dean of Students Shep and Sulley mother the freshmen over in Inman and Hopkins. Tavie assists Mr. Stukes with vocational guidance in ad- dition to being Rebekah senior resident Mrs. McCracken and Mrs. Curry are in Main and Ansley respectively. LILLIAN SMITH McCRACKEN Assistant to the Dean of Students ELA BURT CURRY Assistant to the Dean of Students OCTAVIA GARLINGTON Assistant to the Dean of Students ANNIE MAE SMITH Supervisor of Dormitorie NADA RHODES WYNN Assistant to the Supervisor of Dormitories Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Wynn handle the I well-nigh thankless job of dormitory super- I vision with tact and understanding. Making students comfortable while protecting school property often requires super-human effort. Getting Mrs. Smith away from lost book- cases we find she has a green thumb.

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FERDINAND WARREN Professor FACULTY ART The art department at Agnes Scott functions actively in the college community. Outside of the opportunities it offers the talented for training and development, the department offers courses in art theory as well as the history and appreciation of art. The department often sponsors exhibits of stu- dent and faculty work or that of recognized leaders outside the campus. An additional feature is the regular art lectures. Mr. Warren and Marie Huper, assistant professor, instructing a sculpture lab.