Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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The college year was usually a time of constant movement. Students were always trying to juggle classes, studying, and meetings, and still fit in time to enjoy the beauty of nature. Sometimes this involved no more than noticing the azaleas in bloom on campus or admiring the autumn leaves while driving along the Perimeter. Places such as Lake Lanier, Stone Mountain, Callaway Gardens, and the north Georgia Mountains were close enough for weekend trips. Camping out was a favorite way to enjoy these spots, so that the Atlanta area provided the perfect setting for appreciation of nature as well as other diversions. 16 THAT ' S LIFE

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Georgia Tech and Emory offered Scott girls the most popular social outlet. It was not unusual to see girls from Agnes Scott on either campus at any time. By simply walking down Fraternity row, girls could meet Emory students. People gathered at Everybody ' s, Good Ol ' Days and Jagger ' s. Tuesday night at P.J. Haley ' s had become a ritual for many students. If you were ingenious enough to work your way into the Medical School ' s Library, you might strike up a conversation with an Emoroid. Stopping by the Student Center for frozen Yogurt was also common. Dooley Days in the spring brought Scott students to Emory in droves. On any weekend, Scott girls could be found in every fraternity house at Tech. They also went to the library, the Student Center and the sports activities. Greek Week drew Scott girls in the spring. Overlooking the calculator on the belt or the law school glasses, Tech and Emory students could become really good friends. 18 THAT ' S LIFE