Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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Trustees exchange greetings before business meeting commences. Mr. Smith and Dr. McN ' air discuss campaign methods. Board of Trustees Regulates Policies of College The Board of Trustees, which is the supreme govern- ing body of Agnes Scott, is made up of thirty-two mem- bers. All five of the female members are alumnae of the school. The group meets as a whole once a year in May. The steering committee meets more often. One of the many constructive developments which the Board has planned is the erection of another much-needed dormi- tory. Construction of the dormitory is scheduled to begin in the summer of 1962. - BOARD OFTRUSTEES-Seared.. Mrs. Clay Lewis, Dr. S. H. Brad- ley, Mr. J. J. Scott, Mrs. S. Thatcher, Dr. P. D. Miller, Mrs. Lamar Westcott, Mr. L. L. Gel-i lerstedt, Dr. S. G. Stukes. Stand- ' ing: Dr. Harry A. Fifield, Dr. J. Davidson Phillips, Miss Sarah ' Frances McDonald (Alumna), Mr. John A. Sibley, Mr. J. A. Minter, Mr. Scott Candler, Dr. Wallace Alston, Mr. Hal L. Smith, Mr. R. Howard Dobbs, Mr. Wm. C. Wardlaw, Mr. Alex Gaines, Dr. J. R. McCain. Not Pictured: Mr. Ivan Allen, Dr. Marshall C. Dendy, Mr. Ben S. Gilmer, Dr. Massey Mott Helt- zel, Dr. D. W. Hollingsworth, Miss Mary Wallace Kirk, Mrs. Leonard E. LeSourd, Dr. D. P. McGeachy, Jr., Mr. J. R. Neal, Mr. J. J. Scott, Mr. Charles F. Stone, Mr. C. E. Thwaite, Jr., Mrs. T. Wilson, Jr., Mr. George W. Woodruff. 20

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Alston, Kline Represent Encouragement, Guidance A ready smile, the open office door, a sincere concern for each student are reasons for the great respect and love Dr. Alston receives from all who know him. Con- tinuing to lead the Agnes Scott development program, he has spoken at campaign dinners in cities throughout the United States. Adding to his long list of duties, he was chosen Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Yet his first concern is with the campus and pursuing the vision of greatness. C. BENTON KLINE Dean of Faculty Dr. Alston ' s office door always remains open to every student. Leading Wednesday chapel programs, holding in- numerable personal conferences, entertaining informally at his home on Sunday evenings in the fall, Dean Kline is ever in contact with the individual student. Besides his regular classes in philosophy and his duties as Dean of Faculty in co-ordinating the academic programs, Dean Kline has found time to help initiate a Developmental Reading Course at Scott which introduces new concepts in efficiency and comprehension. Dean Kline congratulates Kay and Pat after Senior Investiture. I!)

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Aren ' t you spending too much money? Mr. Tart cautions. J. C. Tart Tart and Christie Retire After Years of Service At the close of this school year we acknowledge with regret the retirement of Mr. J. C. Tart, Treasurer of ASC, and Miss Annie May Christie, Associate Professor of English. Mr. Tart has been with the college since 1914 and leaves a reputation for efficiency his successor will find difficult to equal. Since 1925 Miss Christie has helped many students toward better English compre- hension and expression. We thank them both for their contributions and dedication to the work of Agnes Scott. Annie May Christie Miss Christie loves flowers in addition to Frost poems! 21