Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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Involvement can sum it up. The understanding and concern are real. Dr. Alston is a man of distinction, honorable and dignified, an able ad- ministrator and educator, but more important, he is totally involved — in us, in Scott, hie is alive to the rhy- thm of ca mpus life; he is sensitive PresJclent ProvicJes WisB LeocJership to change. He is a man ot action, a man with a purpose; but primarily, he is a man geared to the NOW. Working closely with Dr. Alston is his secretary. Miss Mary Alverta Bond, hier assistance is indispensa- ble; she is there to rely on and to keep the tempo steady. 25

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Dean C. Benton Kline, Jr., the man with all the answers, moved on to a new office this year in time to start listening to my schedule con- flicts and traumas over credit hours. As a freshman I heard his theory on the Agnes Scott Exam Syndrome and eventually, after appointments made through Miss Stapleton and Mrs. Speigner with him or Assistant Dean of the Faculty Miss Julia Gary, I realize that their office, carpeted or otherwise, is often a welcome sight. The office is brighter, the staff larg- er, and the spectrum broader, but Dean CBK faces the same situations long dealt with by Dean Emeritus Samuel Gary Stukes, still a welcome part of the campus community and Thursday luncheon guest in the LDhl. Dean Of Faculty Makes And Remakes Schedules