Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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LAURA STEELE Registrar and Director of Ad: LOUISE H. HULL Assistant Registrar and Director of Admission Registrar ' s Office Handles College Files, Admissions Efficient registration in September of all new students, accurate records, and letters of acceptance are evidence of the hours of work of the Admissions and Registrar ' s staff. Throughout the entire year, the registrar and assistants interview prospective students both on campus and in high schools, process all correspondence pertain- ing to admission, and compile the catalog of courses. Numerous inquiries concerning the school face the staff each day. ANNETTE TEAGUE Assistant in Admissions and in the Registrar ' s Office JOYCE T. PACK Secretary to the Registrar and Director of Admissions JERRY J. FORD Secretary to th 24

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IONE MURPHY Assistant Dean of Students Sixteen minutes late— a few laughs and campuses for Betty, Betsy and Luanne. In Varied Capacities The office of the Dean of Students, headed by Miss Scandrett, plays the role of a mother to Scott girls and makes our social life possible. Each member of the staff is ready to give advice or help with the sometimes con- fusing problem of signing out. It is the Dean ' s staff that gives us such invaluable services as vocational guidance, service scholarships, calling taxis when they are needed, and waiting up many a night past late time limit for those who have extended late permission. HARRIET H. TALMADGE Assistant to the Dean of Students MARJORIE ERICKSON Assistant to the Dean of Students PATRICIA GAIL FORREST Assistant to the Dean of Students 23

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ROSEMONDE S. PELTZ College Physician EDITH J. HATFIELD College Dietitian Dietitians, Nurses, Doctor Render Service to Students It takes more than the proverbial apple a day to keep an entire college-full of girls healthy, as the die- titians and the infirmary staff are well aware. Mrs. Hat- field is unusually adept at preparing meals which are appetizing, well-balanced, and nourishing. Dr. Peltz and the nurses at the infirmary try to prevent any outbreak of sickness before it arises. However, they are eager to lend a soothing and healing hand if a student happens to become ill. Nancy R. Ivey, Resident Nurse in charge of the Infirmary Alice B. Bray, Gail McCracken, Associate Resident Nurses Faye Robinson, Assistant Dietitian Ruby N. Lanier, Assistant to the Dietitian 25 Wmi v- ' . ' ;