Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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ANNA JOSEPHINE BRIDGMAN Professor of Biology The laboratory is the key unit of the biology de- partment. Here, through actual observation, the student gains an understanding of the life around her. The members of the department have their own special interests, for example. Miss Bridgman has worked on tie effects of x-irradiation. FACULTY BIOLOGY Lorin W. Roberts, assistant professor, and Helen B. Jorda instructor, engaged in research. . . . and Anne Salyerds, assistant, instruct lab students on the fores of protozoa. .-20

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FACULTY BIBLE The student soon realizes Agnes Scott stresses simple religious faith as an ideal to be reached. Coinciding with this Christian ideal is the Bible department ' s aim to lead the student to a greater understanding of the Bible through introduction to the history of religion and religious though through the ages.. PAUL LESLIE GARBER MARY LILY BONEY Assistant Professor C. BENTON KLINE Assistant Professor Mr. Sarber loolcing over his model of Solomon ' s Temple.

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FACULTY CHEMISTRY In the up-to-date chemistry department students are Intro- duced to the laws and principles that underlie the scientific world. Instruction in this important branch of knowledge is conducted in the John Bulow Campbell Science ffall where emphasis is placed on practical as well as theoretical knowl- edge. WILLIAM JOE FRIERSON Professor of Chemistry izabeth Crigler, r, inspects the ed out by the o orlc being car- lanic laboratory. Istants Mary Fo and Dia weights The members of the chemistry department are well known for their variety of interests and their originality. Miss Crigler ' s fruit refreshments as organic illustrations have re- ceived wide student acclaim. Mr. Frierson is known outside the lab for his athletic ability, especially in Softball.