Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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The young woman who reflects on her place at Scott and does not like what she sees is the same woman who leaves Scott. Those who remain have the freedom to develop into the women they wish to become. Growth, expansion, and change are all parts of the metamorphosis within a person ' s soul and mind. The years spent at Scott force a great deal of change, and the eighteen year old who arrived with eager anticipation mellows into a stable young woman who hopes to make a difference in the world. Family ties are stronger as a result of maturity, and the clan of friends at home has dwindled to a few intimate companions. Parents are understood and deeply appreciated as a result of their friendship and a new relationship built on confidence. Although a Scottie is well acquainted with her fellow classmates, her close friends are few and dear. In the beginning, she had expected so much of college life. Reality was perhaps a far cry from these ideals. As the girl advanced through her years at Scott, she grew into a fine woman, strong of mind and confident in spirit. The growth pains experienced over this time seem far away, as if they never existed. She has matured in the warmth and loving care of Agnes Scott, and her metamorphosis is shared by every other woman in her class. She has come a long way from her first days at Scott. Ideas and feelings have changed and fluctuated until she is ready to leave the security of Scott and venture into the outside world. At long last, she is a young adult ready to face life ' s challenges and soar to her highest potential. 6 THAT ' S LIFE

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