Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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3BH ASSOCIATION t PRESIDENT Lucy Morcock VICE-PRESIDENT Sue Heinrich SECRETARY Becky Vick TREASURER Elizabeth Stewart Christian Association, the campus organization inseparably linked with vespers and hall pray- ers, has had a particularly strong impact on campus life this year. Starting with the C.A. banquet in the early fall (when Peanuts was presented as publicity theme) through the complete revision of the CA. constitution with its emphasis on those hardworking C.A.R. ' s, and the exciting CA. chapels with such speakers as Mrs. Yungblut and Howard Zinn of Spellman, to the freshman studv groups and the three Y.M.C.A. conferences in the spring — in Illinois, Gatlinburg, and Miami — C.A. has made itself felt throughout the year. Even the prayer room with its new benches and worship center is evidence of the rejuvenating influence of C.A. Of course R.E. week took its place as the highlights of the C.A. program. Dr. Leh- mann ' s addresses, informal discussions and per- sonal conferences enriched campus perspective and stimulated students to both thought and action. fV.™ CA m IN r T F ' v° W; G , earrald ' B - v . S. Heinrich, L. Morcock. E. Stewart, S. Shawen. Second Row: S. Hodges, B. Beusse, M. A. Gregory, M. Brown, N. Yontz, B. Armstrong, L. Plemmons, J. Hoefer, E. Anderson.

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CHRISTIAN SERVICE COUNCIL— First Row: J. Clark, J. Patterson, M. J. Beverly, L. Miller. Second Row: C. Hickey, S. Heinrich, C. Connor, A. Durrance. Third Row: L. Bullock, L. Burton, J. Cruthrids, M. Molyneaux, M. Smith. INTERFAITH COUNCIL— First Row: S. Thorstenherg, J. Pat- terson, S. Vinson, J. Clark. Second Row: B. Feuerlein, F. Willey, J. Hoefer, K. Oates. Third Row: P. Barton, B. Brown, N. Solo- monson, C. Hickey. CAR ' s— First Row: C. Draper, V. Quattlebaum, S. Stowers, L. Smith, S. Dorn, M. J. Beverly, J. Little, J. Hillsman. Second Row: R. Zealy, S. Parkin, S. Kapple, C. Page, A. Moorse, B. Garlington, B. Armstrong, L. Peeples. Third Row: D. Wright, J. Ahrano, D. Hunter, C. Meganniss, A. Sheild, M. MacNair, S. Nelson, P. Bell, B. Moore, A. Holt. PB

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n Please signs, contrary to popular opinion, do hot mere- ly begin to grow when the grass ceases to, but are plant- ed there by A. A. in an effort to get people to show the same consideration for the quadrangle that they do for the hockey field. In the fall A. A. actually tries to get a little less consideration for the hockey field exhibited, by sponsoring inter-class hockey games. In the winter it ' s basketball in the gym and volleyball when spring comes — all courtesy of A. A. For spectators who want to really display their enthusiasm, A. A. has Agnes Scott sweat- shirt sales through the year — these are also good for exam time dress! There are more refined pleasures that A. A. offers. Each year with Social Council they sponsor the winter dance. And for those who are looking for tran- quility and an open fire, A. A. offers the cabin. ATHLETIC 30 .