Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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3W 1 v ' hmH a c a s t t I s s t a c a e 1 g c 4 DANCE It ' s three o ' clock on Saturday fternoon and suddenly the quiet orm becomes a scene of excited ctivity. There are lines at the howers and the ironing boards, anc Ke steady whir of blow dryers fills he usual afternoon silence. Made ip and manicured to her atisfaction, each girl dons the pecial dress she has kept for just Kis evening. The phone rings, and voice from the lobby says, Your ate is here. After dinner, she rrives at the Marriott for an vening of laughter and dancing, oo, soon, the band plays its final ong, and the night comes to a lose. 1 BONFIRE Spirits were blazing as Mortar Board set the campus aflame with the Black Cat bonfire. The senior class took first place in the song competition, but originality had to go to the class of 1982, as they pogoed to the first punk-rock sister song in Agnes Scott history. The Boy Scouts came prepared and correctly guessed the new mascot; the entire campus welcomed the sailors aboard. The production, games, and formal lay ahead, for Black Cat was only just beginning. STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL Black Cat J PLAY The Juniors presented their production, A Hub Line, Friday night before a large and enthusiastic audience. The plot centered around a pro- spective student ' s view of Agnes Scott and featured be- lievable portrayals of RTC ' s and faculty. The play took a significant place among the Black Cat activities because it reminded the audience that we students have four years to establish traditions of 2 GAMES On a warm afternoon in late October, each class met on the hockey field to prove its spirit and athletic prowess. A variety of games filled the roster — an egg toss, a pumpkin pie eating contest, a 3- legged race, and a Halloween relay, which included bobbing for apples and donning a witch ' s costume. The games ended in a tug-of-war and the annual hockey match. When the scores were tallied, the Seniors had won — for the fourth consecutive year! In the end the Seniors, with their victories in Games and Song Competition, took the cherished Black Kitty award. 11

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.i,;..,i,.i.;;i,aiaiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiH» Is There Life Aftei Blaek Cat? Bright, late morning sunshine floods the room as you crack those sleepy eyes. New shoes lie careless- ly discarded under your chair; a corsage decorates your dresser where you left it earlier this morn- ing. Wiggling toes still tender from dancing half the night in 4-inch heels, you sit up and gaze at the formal hanging on the closet door. It certainly made you fee! special last night. So did your date — al- though you barely knew him when the evening began, you were friends at its close. That ' s the magic of Black Cat. Now you have a true memory, better than any sleepy dream. Smiling, you climb out o ' bed. ■ H |Hi TJ I ? =- fflfei SS . 9 BH 1 Up ' iiisL ' ' kjj ; -- . !t . 9 ■ - ' i L« B f t- Ti t— mE ' Ji wmt.,..,.! n IwP |pP|g i BiRwfb y- ■■■ -; - j ' nM u ■iPB g 12