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Page 24 text:
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The Courses Committee is met, placement tests are taken, and then at last to the book-store. After getting settled room-wise, the freshmen, aided by their Sponsors and Sophomore Helpers, registered, stood in endless lines for conferences and schedules, and bought numerous books. They met Agnes Scott ' s President, Dr. Alston, and the Dean of Students, Miss Scandrett, and found them eager to be helpful. Party time ! The various classes and organiza- tions honored the freshmen with fun, food and fellowship. Getting acquainted games proved the world was really a small place, as many common acquaintances were discovered. Orientation was climaxed with a dance for Agnes Scott and Geor- gia Tech freshmen. A picnic supper on the hockey field came first — then dancing under the stars with Buttrick Drive as the ballroom. As Orientation formally ended, the new stu- dents knew they belonged to Agnes Scott, and most certainly Agnes Scott belonged to them. Miss Scandrett remembers each freshman ' s name, and quickly makes her feel at ease. Three things each girl learns to rely on: Dr. Alston ' s friendship, the bulletin board, and the mail room.
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p Home for a Year i Our freshman opens the door to her new home, possibly at the top of three steep flights of stairs. It is, at first glance, a strange confusion of unmade beds, dressers in mid-floor, unplugged lamps. Once clothes are in the closet, it begins to look more familiar. Add spreads, curtains, a few gay- pillows and a roommate and — it ' s home !
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: «- A formal and official wel- come is extended to the freshmen at the Faculty Reception. . -S=V During registration, even the floor feels good after hours of standing in line. A senior plays Pogo at the Christian Association skit. Finally, a time to pause and reflect on the colonnade. The rush is over . . . the welcome feeling expands into a wonderful sense of belonging. Hat and gloves are pre- scribed attire for the tea in the Alumnae House. Freshmen make up skits of their own at one of the parties. The Silhouette 1958
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