Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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' . ■ ' ' .:sixi:ieaaiKk.jsfa; u ! rx. ' ' Kids In The Quad ' ' The Black Cat Production of 1983 the Kids in the Quad , written by Mat garet Shippen. It traced the college caret of several very differen t freshmen fror the moment that they arrive on campus as worried and tense freshmen, through the pressure of choosing a major and tl joy of finally deciding as a sophomore through some people becoming engaged, others deciding on graduate school, and still others looking at an uncertain but exciting life in different careers, and fi- nally through the proud moment of graduation as a senior. The Junior Class did a super job on the production. It was funny, touching, and very descriptive of the diversity of the college experience at Agnes Scott Col- lege. Welcome r ' • ' •

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Seniors Song Competition The seniors easily won the 1983 Black Cat Song Competition with a funny and touching sister class song, Hold Onto Your Memories . It was very special and very well-performed. They also performed a medley of all the songs that they have done over their years at Agnes Scott, that brought back a lot of memories itself. The sophomore class came in second with their song to the seniors, the junior class captured third place, and the freshmen were, as usual in Black Cat Song Competitions, last. All classes did a super job on their songs, and expressed the spirit of sister- hood special to ASC.

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The End Of The Beginning ' Every autumn the Black Cat Formal marks the end of the beginning for the freshman class. It is considered as the official end of freshman orientation, and it caps off weeks of mascot choosing, pranks, sneakin ' around , song writing, street dancing, panty hanging, production practice, game playing, picnicking, and mascot guessing. The 1984 Black Cat Formal was held at the Omni Interna- tional Hotel on October 8th. Johnny White and the Elite Band played a variety of music, and the dance floor stayed packed with couples the entire evening. The dance itself lasted from nine o ' clock to one o ' clock, when most people just moved the party upstairs to rooms rented for the occa- sion. It was very late the next afternoon before many Scot- ties were up and about. The Agnes Scott Social Council did an excellent job plan- ning the dance. The ballroom was beautifully decorated with balloons, the h ' ors deourves were delicious, and the band did a good job. Black Cat ' 84 was the perfect way to end the freshman class initiation. Let ' s dance, drink, and be merry, for next week we have Mid-terms!