Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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pALL Quarter . . . When they next awake, (ill this derision shall seem a dream and fruit- less vision . . . the new and old — another be- ginning . . . rush of parties and rush parties . . . football games at Tech . . . new teachers . . . the freshman chorus line of Black Cat . . . class songs . . . Those freshmen are the best . . . the brilliancy of colors as leaves changed and the bleakness of bare limbs . . . shopping for room decorations . . . A. A. street dance and Cotillion formal . . . the hockey game with the University of Georgia . . . Richard Todd and Halloween

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T)RESS conventions . . . class projects . . . backdrops . . . skits . . . teas and dances . . . dates ... all star concerts . . . debating tourna- ments . . . movies (not only for, but of us!) ... the Met . . . these were our social life: from shy Sue to competent Kate in a mysterious meta- morphosis. Remember those finishing touches to our liberal education.

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decorations in the dining hall . . . dreadful days of first tests . . . the sophomore suiniiners . . . the long black line of seniors at Investiture . . . the Hub . . . The Skin of Our Teeth . . . Ruth Draper . . . $4,000,000 . . . the relaxation of Thanksgiving holidays . . . Shakespeare and Great Expectations papers . . . exams and teas . . . Christmas parties in the Hub, at fraternities, and in the dorms . . . the Glee Club concert . . . and finally after a long, exciting, quarter of ardent participation, the joy and loveliness of Christmas.