Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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outside the open window the morning air is all axwash with angels. -richard wilbur emphasis: ruth hyatt activities: cathy oiver organizations: sarah ruffing robbins

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EXIJ ACiNKS SCOI r COLUXil-: is beautifully situated on one side of the Georgia Railroad (see Genesis 1:25), whose trains have a remarkably regular schedule, never in all the glorious history of the institution having once failed to pass during prayers, chapel, or song recital. The campus is quite unique among campuses. It is adorned with green trees, grass which one must not tread upon in the spring and twelve imposing buildings. 7 ' he first building to meet one ' s eye after one has undergone the terrors of the underpass is a large structure made of red brick topped by the famous I tower which one may not ascend in body, but 1 which has nevertheless made many a Freshman ' s ♦ ' spirit soar into the realms of poetry. I ' he effect of the whole is sufficiently impressive to render — — this building worthy to contain the powers that be. the telephone and several of the torture chambers. -Vbove these, for two stories, people live and still higher up they sing and paint. When .Miss Hopkins makes an announcement she calls the place ' ' Agnes Scott Hall, but we ourselves can never picture it by any other name than ' ' Main Building. Hung to one side of this construction by means of the far-famed colonnade is that superficial adjunct of Higher Learning — a place to eat and sleep — Rebekah Scott Hall. It is piously constructed in the form of a cross, with dainty little Juliet balconies really meant to be fire-escapes, hung to the skies. On the ground floor Is the great assembly hall of the multitude when they sing songs and pray prayers — the chapel. There are the Society halls, where you have to sing for twelve days In two weeks and then one night vou listen to debates. 1 1 li 1916 silhouette ;l

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L A 3ere 3ernes ful 3erne, and 3eldez neuer lyke, J?e forme to pe fynisment foldez ful selden. SIR GAWAYN AND JjE GRENE KNY3T -.- S.