Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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»itimb-.iuaHiii»itiii.-a..M r Yet We Seem To Be The Same As a member of the Student Body of Agnes Scott College, I consider myself bound by honor . . . We are diverse young women from all over the country, each with different lifestyles, tastes and interests. What draws us to gether? Class spirit might do it, during times like Black Cat. Class pride is a factor on Honors Day. But there must be more than that. Through the Honor Code, each one of us pledges a responsibility, not merely for ourselves, but for each other. The mutual trust and cooperation among faculty, students and administration created by the Honor System is the section of common ground upon which we can lay the foundations of our friendships. It is each Scottie ' s acceptance of the Honor Code, and her willingness to use it here as the basis for her way of life, that more than any other factor unifies Agnes Scott students and makes us one. k. i i. ' iT: .. J- i-Vi :,...:!-•.»■ ' • • - iil t ' rn •r . i- B .4. J rV jH r- l j 1? |.—; ' B ' F 1 M t ■HB: . i:MjK r . tm ' Jf ' Hffl B 1 - Wim ■■■f JIS ■ » ikm ■■ - ■■■: rJ . ■■■ Ik SBffe ' : ;■ V ■ S--I ■.... ■, 1 Mtttf ' ' .. W.:sVfr : -. vv ' m ' ■■ 24