Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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VIVE LA DIFFERENCE: (( I don ' t know. When it comes down to the line, I guess none of us know exactly why we came to Scott. Of course, there are all those qualities that the cata- logue tells us Scott is good for: a reputable aca- demic community; a student-faculty ratio of eight to one; a liberal arts education as a diverse basis for jobs in an increasingly technological society; a small intimate campus community located in a (relatively) peaceful town on the fringe of Atlanta. We have a reputation of doing quite well in the world once we leave the sanctu- ary of the Scott community. And yet, there has to be more . . . Realistically, Agnes Scott has a personality. Exactly what it is, however, depends on to whom you speak. First impressions mean a lot. To some, we may be the Southern elite — but, sorry, we are not a finishing school. To others, we are sheltered, prudish and religion-oriented — not necessarily all of the above or in that order. Meanwhile, we are also expected to be preppy, partiers, and snobby. I am sure there are other impressions as well, just as 1 am sure the faculty and administration would prefer we were known for our academic personality. But dear old Agnes is a place to live as well as work, and she proudly houses five hundred - irls of varying shapes, sizes and personalities, all of whom con- tribute to her particular personality, whatever hodge-podge that may be. There was something in that personality that attracted you — can you name it? £fel

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tWB® SHLHOUETT VIVE LA DIFFERENCE 2 ORGANIZATIONS 34 ADMINISTRATION STAFF 66 FACULTY 90 SAY CHEESE! 106 FRESHMEN 116 SOPHOMORES 124 JUNIORS 132 SENIORS 140 INDEX 172 ADS 177 PERSONALS 193

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