Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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Carrie Scandre+t DEAN OF THE STUDENTS As the Silhouette brings memories of the people and events that have made this a happy year at Agnes Scott, may you never forget the richness of life that is always yours through friends, fun. good sportsman- ship, and deep intellectual and spiritual experience. Carrie Scandrett

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Guerry S. S+ukes DEAN OF THE FACULTY I hope tliat every girl at Agnes Scott will gain an inner strength which will help her to face life with a faith that is serene, simple, and sincere. S. G. Stukes

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ADMINISTRATION As students passed the administrative offices on the first floor of Buttrick. they heard the tapping of type- writers and the sound of cheery voices and they glimpsed pleasant smiles. The administrative officers were capably and efficiently tending to the business of the college. Mrs. Paul Turner, Dr. Alston ' s secretary, might be found drawing up the weekly calendar or typing birthday greetings to students in addition to her other duties. Mr. J. B. Tart. Treasurer, managed the school bank, the post office and book store, took care of tuitions and paid school bills. He was ably assisted by Mrs. Jerry Marshall, a newcomer to Agnes Scott in 195.5 from Kentucky. The Business Manager, Mr. P. J. Rogers, Jr. was busy with the building of the new dormitory. He handled everything bought for the col- lege, from smallest erasers to dining room furniture. His secretary. Miss Jo Ann Dodson. was new to Agnes Scott in 1955 but was not new to the community. The work of Mr. Dexter White, Engineer, and his staff, extended to all parts of the campus community and included tending the steam plant, fixing knocking rad- iators and preparing Presser Hall for chapel services. Mrs. Paul Tun J. C. Tart; Mrs. Jerry Marshall; Dexter White