Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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OR GANIZATIONS Leisure time according to the self- study results means hours spent out of class and the library particularly. Now this doesn ' t leave a whole lot of hours, but the question is where are they spent. The dorm? That means sleep, (if the whole hall par- ticipates is quiet hours) not leisure. Dates? well . . . The Hub! Thafs a good possibility if that ' s where your board meets. The Pub is even better. And the Student Government room beats them all. So the real question is who has leisure time. Did you ever wonder how Mary Beth and Mary Ann and Lucy and all the rest got everything done? They wonder, too. Cheryl will prob- ably feel restless at five o ' clock for the rest of her life she ' s met that deadline so many times. The annual staff will ]ust be generally uncom- fortable. There are some fun organizations here though. If you don ' t look too hard at them. Like French Club. To be in it you have to learn French and call it Le Cercle Francais. Right away there ' s work. In Dol- phin Club they don ' t just float around and act lazy. They ' ve got to practice and put on a big show. Never was a dolphin that worked like that! But nobody seems to mind much — except when there ' s a paper due the next day — so it must not be too much like work. At any rate, there are a lot of leisure hours taken care of right off the bat. Who has time now to watch Dr. Kildare or go out on dates? ' II majmmmBmm

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PRESIDENT OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT Mary Beth Thomas JUDICIAL CHAIRMAN Mary Ann Lusk STUDENT RECORDER Betty Hood SECRETARY Susan Blackmore TREASURER Ann Pennebaker SENIOR JUDICIAL REPRESENTATIVES Frannie Baily Nancy Duvall Ina Jones Betsy Schenck Nell Tabor JUNIOR JUDICIAL REPRESENTATIVES Ann Daniel Barbara Entrekin Eleanor Lee Jean McCurdy Katie Shearer Margaret Whitton SOPHOMORE JUDICIAL REPRESENTATIVES Carol Davenport Debbie Rosen DAY STUDENT CHAIRMAN Nancy Butcher STUDENT This Council is the twin of Representative Council, both of which were formed out of the old Executive Committee. Reorganization plans, geared to the recognition that one group could not bear the weight of both judicial and legislative work, created this Judicial Committee to handle all cases that involve the breaking of college rules by students. Class representatives elected to serve on this committee undertake a great deal of responsibility and commit many hours to this work since Monday night meetings can last until all hours. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE JUDICIAL COMMITTEE— First Row: N. Butcher, I. Jones, B. Schenck, N. Duvall. Second Row: B. Entre- kin, A. Daniel, M. L. Smith, N. Nelson, D, Rosen. Third Row: M. A. Lusk, A. Pennehaker, N. Tahor, M. Whitton. Fourth Row: M. B. Thomas, K. Shearer, S. Blackmore E. Lee. Fifth Row: C. Davenport, F. Bailey, J. McCurdy, B. Hood. ?! inUttliilttaMMk.