Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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In Spite Of The Rain We like preppy, madras things Patchwork pants and diamond rings, Big band sounds and Western swings And sneaking around on you. We like Tech boys and Emory men, Coming in late and sleeping in, Drinking Tab and keeping thin. And sneaking around on you. We like Tech parties during Rush, Meeting guys who make us blush. Yelling Hot Water! when we flush And sneaking around on you. We like nachos and drinking rum. Playing hard and studying some. Leaving at twelve on donut runs. And sneaking around on you. We like cutting class and getting mail. Taking tests that we don ' t fail. Knowing your secrets oh, so well. From sneaking around on you. We like stealing underwear. Shaving cream in freshmen ' s hair. All because we sophomores care About sneaking around on you. Sneaking around on you Pulling a prank or two Doing what sophomores do Whenever we ' re sneaking around.

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With all of the mystery behind the makeup, leotard, and mime of a Black Kitty, we at Sil- houette wondered just what qualities consti- tute such an individual. This year ' s Black Kit- ties were willing to be interviewed only after their speechless escapades ended with the production, and we must say that they are Scotties who indulge in talking — alotl Scotties decide to audition to be Black Kit- ties because it looks like fun, is an honor, a mystery and, for one Kitty, her frat forced her tol As for not talking, the litter said that it was annoying, hard, challenging, fun, eliminated small talk, and that they found out just who was on their wavelength. What were some unusual experiences of the Black Kitties day? These felines said that the professors goofed off too, got into the Kitty mood and were purrfectly fantastic! Children, on the other hand, were scared, bewildered, playful, and tended to pull tails. The kittens responded, too, that their day was uninhibited, they got to get their pictures taken with President Schmidt, and one Kitty was immediately reconized by Dr. Weber be- cause of her nosel ■ - ' tjpn as how was Black Cat ' -1 for them by their short- I, the Kitties answered was important, that lack Cat spirit, that ' ere involved, and tties felt especial- Kitty awardl ii ■w iP

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THE JOY OF STUDY!! Study. It is what we, as students of Agnes Scott, spend a portion of each day doing. It ' s that non- extra-curricular activity, that required class, necessary for the earning of a B.A. One junior defined it as Death and Dying, while a sophomore in- formed the Silhouette staff that Studying is ... a Tab, a book, and time (in that order). hifec ' cioiis studying has many symp- tGrr,s-. baggy eyes, caffeine jitters, dragging limbs and dormant brains — all of which are caused by general overexposure to academic materi al. More than one Scottie has been seen battling sleep through classes after a dreaded all-nighter. An al!-nighter. as one senior put it simply, is Pro- scrastination. One junior announced that an all-nighter is something only freshmen and sophs do really well. One lucky freshman answered confi- dently, I haven ' t had one yet. We shall see what we shall seel When it comes to the location as- signed to the unhealthy habit of study- ing, Scotties seem to have varied opin- ions. Unsurprisingly enough though, Walters (specifically second floor Wal- ters) reigns as the worst dorm to study in. Rebelliousness to academia abounds there. Although one senior mentioned Hanson Residence Hall at Georgia Tech as the worst dorm to study in. Are you surprised? The toss Study is anything you do while holding a book. — Junior up between Main and Rebekah as the best dorms to study in was also ex- pected. This fact should not be con- strued to mean that juniors and espe- cially seniors study more than fresh- men and sophomores. Quite the con- trary! Underclassmen are just noisier about it. One senior noted that Denny ' s was the best place to study. A junior put it quite another way: The best place to study is an isolation booth. The worst place is Agnes Scott