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congratulations!

you attend an
institute of
higher yearning.

you need 50/o

more iron than
that big nnale
animal.

you will walk for 7.5
consecutive
minutes and
cook "love
feasts for two."

your marriage is
nnore likely than
ever to end in
divorce, despite
4,95B "how-to"
manuals on the
nnapket.

you are 99.44/o
pure, but you
beat men again
in the 1SBS
mobil economy
run of stock
cars in the
rookies.

you share SS.S
mien with 33
other future
max\A/ell housi
wives.

you can look

forward to 2.5
children and
a white, ford
station-wagon.

you've got your
own. cigarette
now, baby,
there's a heart-
shaped bathtub
waiting for you
in the Poconos.

Modern science will
give you 74.2
years of soap
opera bliss in
living color in
every room of
your split-level
house.

but your future
husband may
have been killed
in Vietnam.

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you're off to see the v/vizard . . .

you think you know the road . . . you believe you have a clean perspective

on yourself and your companions.

yet horizons continuously shift . . .

you only feel sensations of a magical world swirling around you . . .
a carefree timelessness suffusing all horizons.

but you go over the

at 30.

you have silver legs, sport at least three mammoth rings,

wear bell-bottoms and fun . . . 1001 looks for 1001 days in the city.

try everything on for size.

buckle a fad around your waist.

try to be feminine in a pant-suit . . .

and make sure your hair's longer than his.

what crease-resistant fun!

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you're
hardly
accustom-
ed to your-
selfmuch
less your
husband-
when the
baby you've
helped to
make is
born, now
you change
from "I" to
"we" . . . now
your
actions
have

pernnanent
conse-
quences,
you as the
product of
the post-
war baby
boom,
raised in
the cold
war era of
affluence
see the
flaws in the
\A/ay your
mother
reared you
but for the
first time
you under-
stand hen.
and so
you seek a
balance
between
prinnordial
instinct and
spockian
freud,
between
breast-
feeding
and bottle
babies.

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'can you imagine us yeans from today...

how terribly strange to be seventy,
long ago... it must be...i have a pnotognaph. preserve your

nnemories; they're all that's left you."

paul Simon

conscientious objector, you

if you can prove that you are e

won't go to Vietnam this yean.

if you're studying to become a doctor, a veterinarian, and a

minister, you won't haul a pack through marshes.

neither will you be drafted if you're under 5 feet or are your

mother's only means of support.

there's only one safer category- you could be

even since adam's nib, you have been
considered only in relationship to
men. can a girl like you find happiness
and fulfillment in a nnale-free
environnnent?

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advertising strips you
of mystery and
neclothes you \A/ith
better-living fibers,
when you need
security, you can only
find a foundation
garment, advertising
equips you
with a pain of
pne-shnunk,
poly-unsaturated,
rose-tinted glasses.

in a time \A/hen slogans
and images bombard
your senses and
evokes computerized
responses, are you
any more than a
mannequin to be
stripped and dressed
at will? when comnnu-
nication is so cheap
and novelty is all, are
there no words \A/ithout
built-in obsolescence?

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\A/ell, then, escape aS-wonds-on-less jungles.

escape all plastic Images of you the mysterious, the free.

escape Into "the real, the outside vj/orld."

but you can't get outside yourself
and the life you want to build.

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"a woman is better equipped to influence society
if s\ne has an educated mind, tlie quality of her influ-
ence is enhanced through a liberal arts education,
liberal as used here means 'liberating.' it frees her
mind from prejudice and narrow views, it allows her
to explore, to take into herself, the heritages of his-
tory and to use these as, symbolically, a deep well
from \A/hich she draws sustenance for her daily
decisions."

mrs. sarah f ranees mcdonald
decatur lawyer

in our society today, the \A/oman is "in." her influence is felt
and reflected in . . . her 'iron hand in a glove' sort of indirect
povA/er ... in everything from the pan in the kitchen to the
swank indoor swimming pool .. .today's \A/oman is an impor-
tant asset to her executive husband, many large companies
interview the wife along with the husband, the wife's person-
ality, poise, capabilities as a hostess greatly influence the
selection."

mrs. Julia h. goza
southern bell telephone and
telegraph company

"very seldom are women thought about except as exten-
sions of men. perhaps my greatest responsibility as a wo-
man is to stop looking upon myself as a woman, to look on
myself as an individual human being, the great issue of our
generation and of this century is whether or not human be-
ings shall be stereotyped by color, religion, and nationality;
i believe that before the century is out, sex will have been
added to that list, modern life requires little of that brute
force which once was necessary for survival, in fact there
is no place in our society for brute force or sheer strength,
the strengths which our society requires are not female or
male but human strengths ... a wife kills her personality by
succumbing to the idea that her husband's survival depends
on her submission to him."

-mrs. eliza king paschal[
agnes scott collef

"mostly they treat me like a younger sister and laugh a lot, but as long as i know they're laughing i know
they're not mad at me."

norma adanns
taxi driver, decatur co-op cab company

'behind every man is a
good woman' should be
updated to read 'by the
side of every man is a
good woman.'"

mrs. Christie r. tanr

"the career woman is a unique creation of our
society, someone for whom new doors of free-
dom and opportunity are opening constantly,
she can bring to hen \A/ork not only the spiritual
equipmient of a woman, but also the intellectual
training that used to be reserved for men. with-
out either denying or overemphasizing her fem-
inity, she must learn to handle her new privileges
and influence, i believe that she can maintain her
businesslike efficiency while practicing the com-
passion and grace that a man may tend to forget
or be afraid to show."

miss karen gearreald
agnes scott college, 13BB
ph.d. candidate, harvard university

"what about the millions of
women past and present who
are virtually nameless"? each
one has lived and is living up
to her own feeling of responsi-
bility in her life, achieving goals
with talent, courage, and love,
such is Vi/oman's greatest in-
fluence on society -the fulfill-
ment of her own ideals."

miss Janice burr
therell high school
atlanta.

"in my opinion, the days in which we could attribute
certain societal influences and reflections to one of the
sexes are in the past if, in fact, they ever existed ex-
cept in the imagination, affirmative influences and re-
flections occur when dedicated, rightly motivated peo-
ple participate generously in family, religious, community
and business life."

miss susan k. spruiell
community relations manager
southern bell telephone and
telegraph company

"i'm \A/orking for the federal government where by law
women have to be treated equally on the job with men.
despite this, each work day i find myself in all kinds of
plays- guerilla tactics-and harassments-to fight for
my right to be something besides a secretary, it's in-
credibly hard to overcome decades of habit; \A/omen are
supposed to do the typing and filing, i sometimes think
if i get called the office 'girl'- meaning secretary- one
more time I'll scream, i think i now really understand
what it's like for a black man to be called 'boy' ... i see
the educated woman's unique responsibility as this; do
anything you have to do to make the business world
accept what you have to offer, this is by no means the
only way women should influence our society; but if vje
don't meet the challenge in man's realm, we'll be on the
defensive for god knows how long,

miss felicia guest
agnes scott college, 1SBB

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activities page 22

organizations page 46

student life page 84

administration page 104

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classes page 148

ads St directory page 212

credits page 234

afterword page 23B

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activities: trisha auclair
organizations: susan henson
student life: many chapman
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I- frank, r. haves, p. [ohnston. g. gellerstadt, d. boll
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may, |. quNlman, b. wllllamso
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ndy, s. wood, m. a. bulloclt, t. brownley,

'i ' "^' '",^- bullock, t. brownley, a. sama, m. garllngton, I. Jordan, b. brewer, r. hya
ker, I. frank, chmn., h. gatewood. p. burr. k. musgrave. c. englehard, r. wilklns, n. rhodes. ;

athletic association

I. to r.: p. lee. k, frieze, b. Jennings, e. anegletti (pres.), j.
bell, s. dowsley, g. fisher, k. Johnson, f. fulton, c. cox. w. wooten
(v. pres.), m. smith (treas.), g. bowers, e. crum (sec), l. van
duyen, i. scott.

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p. barnes (pres.), c. Holland (treas.), h. gazes, p. briggs. third row: c. adams, t. johnsfon, m. co

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s. wilson (sec), e. seymour, J. roberts. steps: m. co+ter,
i. hemphill, g. rolllns. 'j. Stafford, s. pete, j. todd, m.
mozeley, c. Holland, m. a. bullock, m. holtman, m. parker, ,
b. mann, [. rogers, I. hardy, e. mccranie, d. Jordan, c.
Iruizenga, p. poats, e. stockman (pres.), r. hall, m. powell,
m. j. king, m. parkerson, I. mcdonald, m. I. mcghee

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g martin c owen standing k van duyn t langston b naylor b paul b dye d. duval, above, french: V. sholtu. b. Isahdottlr. I. bowden. m. garlington, m.
gamble | duttenhaver f ansley I van duyn d duval p gafford b dye b herring, n. newton, r. a. ferrante, I. smith, k. Jordan, s. donald, d. shrader.

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dowsley, m. gilbert, a. gilbert, t. Stanford, v. brown

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who's who

millard fillmore society

chiefs: hooki-lau, p., banana, little meg, courtenay, pg, blossom: indian: aesth

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"minding true things by what;
their mockeries be."

nnarguerite kelly, fnomi
Shakespeare's henry v

"i was ready to go when the
hub burned, but i'm here,
since miss scandnett's going,
I can't retire, can i?
somebody's got to keep
things going."

eva lewis

"i used to wonder why i camie
to agnes scott. i still do."

sybil peet

"Hon't even rnianny a mian if you
can't beat on his chest and
tell himi how terrible he is while
he has his armis around you."

miniam drucken

"did you hear about the naked
mian walking down ponce
de leon in front of the knispy
kneme?"

betty noble

"happiness miakes up in height
what it lacks in length."

bonnie brown, from
nobent frost

"nil admirani"

kathryn glick

"with weary tread,
each wrapt in hen own doom,
they wander, wander, on sit
fonedone and desolately
ponder

through sleepless hours
with heavy drooping head."

ann hoefen, fnonn david
Worcester

"people just brush by each
other here, it bugs me. all you
have to do is just relax and be
yourself, it's so easy."

elsie doenpinghaus

"nothing is at last sound but
the integrity of your own mind.

kanen hazelwood,
.rom emerson

"you can get a horse to water,
but if you can get hinn to lie
down on his back and float,
you've really got something."

susie boncuk, from campbell

"it is better to live in a desert
land than with a contentious
and fretful woman."

jack nelson, from proverbs

-bp margaret pepperdene
"if you will tell mewhythe fen appears impassable, i then
will tell you why i think that i can get across it if i try."

from marianne moone, "i may,

-light, i must," in
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bp genaldine meroney: "i have said before

that the past experience revived in the meaning
is not the experience of one life only
but of many generations not forgetting
sonnething that is probably quite ineffable:
the backward look behind the assurance
of recorded history, the backward half-look
over the shoulder, towards the prinnitive terror."

fromi t. s. eliot's dry salvage

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bp randy jones:

"it is only with the heart that one can see nightly, what is essen-
tial is invisible to the eye." from st. exupeny's the little prince

bp dusty kenyon:

"start smiling and enjoy the miracle of now.

bp peggy cox:

"sometimes i'd like to see my classes stand on their heads,

laugh, cry... do anything that's some sort of expression."

bp lou frank:

"it takes twenty-three muscles to smile, it takes forty-three

muscles to frown, so conserve energy."

bp penny burr:
"i feel the courage, forth into the world to dare, the woe
of earth, the bliss of earth to bear."

from goethe's faust

bp nancy sowel
"i thank heaven somebody's crazy enough to give me
daisy"

from e.e. cumnnings' "73 poems

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bp many chapman:
"for all that has been thanks
for all that will be yes"

-from dag han-imRnskiold's markings

bp tina bnownley:

"I'll take agnes scott on the virgilian note 'facilis descensus
avenno' for warning, 'fonsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit'
for comfort, 'dux femina facti' for inspiration."

bp merle walker:

"if timie for you has never stood still and problems fallen
away, then you are neither truly educated nor fully human."

bp libby potter:

"one of the most fascinating human beings i ever met was the

stranger who lives in my body."

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faculty: bonnie brown
classes: linda owen

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dean scandnett

merrick

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curnie

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leon

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board of trustees

dean emeritus stukes

public relations
dr. mcnaip

library staff:

edna hanley byers

newman

canter

ginn

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blackstone

skelton

Culpepper

alumnae office:

ann worthy Johnson

pendleton

diseker

cargill Cnot pictured]

alunnnae house:

margaret cobb

not pictured

treasurer:
William hannah

mailroom:
mns. lewis

bookstore:

mrs. doerpinghaus

mrs. nay

infirmary staff:

dr. r. peltz glosson

hardy SNA/ain

dining hall staff:
caldwell
saundens
evans

business and donmitoriej

5TUDENT USE OF POWER
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IN THE PRESENCE OF AN
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speech and drama:
winter

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music:

mcdowell

martin

adams

chapman

matthews

fuller

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philosophy:
kline
walker
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english:

pepperdene

trotter

mcnair

nelson

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bnadham

calhoun

richnnan

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drucken

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copple

hogan

sociology and
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smith

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Spanish:

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mazlish

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illien

hubent

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volkoff

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classics:

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young

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astronomy and physics:

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physical education:

mckemie

mckinney

bynum

cox

tillman

biology:
bridgman
gnoseclose
bowden

gray

cranner

mccnacken

chemistry:

gary

frierson

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fox

ann aberne+hy

patricia auclair

anne alien

Catherine auman

evelyn angeietti

beth bailey

frances ansley

peggy barnes

sally giliespie: it's made all
the other years worth it.
I've finally adjusted - it's a
shame i have to leave, but
i'mi ready; how many miore
days?

trisha auclair: senior year
is hell, but it's a relief, too.

Sandra beck
tina bender
carol blessing
t!na brownley

:j carol ruff: it's a timie filled
with different emotions for
miost people, there are so
many of us ready to be out
of here, but there's almost
a fear of what lies beyond,
it's been fun, because we've
learned something, i have a
sense of accomiplishment.

seniors

cheryl bruce
joetta burkett
penny burr
lucy chapman

mary chapman

Julie cottrill

iudy dewitt

sally chapman

jan cribbs

iane dillard

candy choatas

janle davis

bonnie dings

martha cooper

Virginia davis

sharon dixon

seniors

Carolyn gray

diane hale

dee hamp+on

mildred hendr

margaret green

bekab hall

mary hart

beth herring

lalla griffis

pat hames

ruth anne hatcher

carol hill

gayle grubb

nancy Hamilton

ruth hayes

marion hinson

seniors

seniors

clyde maddox
Johnnie gay martin
polly matthews
patsy may

Suzanne moore

seniors

becky ramirei

Carolyn robinson

carol anne ruff

patsy rankin
sally rayburn
Joanna reed

jean rodman

adelalde sams

flora rogers

maria sawyer

leanne ropp

ma+tle lee sayrs

dorothy schrader

linda Seymour

01}TH eilCINI TO Pf}oC\oT
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patricIa wise

suiy wilson

winkle wootton

mar+ha wilson

gayle wunder

bet+y woodruff

jo Wilson

sharon yandle

sally wood

rosie wilson

bet+y your^g

the junior year

margaret boyd
betsy brewer

ruth goeller: it's a
year for self-ap-
pnaisal and prac-
tical decisions, it's
the most impor-
tant time to learn
what interests
me, where i fit in
now and after
graduation.

sharron downs:
although this year
is even more cdiffi-
cult than the last
two and I've had to
work harder, I've
also enjoyed it
more, the longer i
stay, the more i
ke it!

bonnle brown
pat brown
leslle buchanan
many agnes bullock

page burgeni
Icaren cappel
marcia canbaltes
barbara cecil

bev lee: i love it.
most of the pres-
sure is gone, i en-
joy courses more
and the social reg-
ulations are a lot
-atter.

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judy conder

carol cook

donald
mary douglas
sharron downs

Janet drennan

cathy du vail

joan ervin

sherie fitigerald 1^7

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lynne garcia
hope gazes

ruth goeller
ellen gordon

cheryl granade bebe guill

melissa groseclose edi guyton

168

sharon hall

mary wills Hatfield

susan henson

beth humienny

mar+ha Harris

susan Head

Barbara hobbs

ruth hyatt

camille Holland

susan ingle

harrlette huff

bryndis isaksdottir

sally James

julianne Johnson

randy Jones

myra Jordan .^n

debbie kennedy

Joyce kitchens
holly knowlton

mary little

nnary macmillan

betty mann

dusty kenyon

darrow long

kathy mahood

judy markam

susan ke+chin

Judy lange
bev lee

barbara krnney

ann miiell

kay parkerson

chris pence

mary prather

gail rogers

cathy Oliver
linda owen

Sandra parrish

Janet pfohl

paula putnam

Jessie rogers

cathie patterson

gail pinckney

nancy rhodes

mary lou romaine

cindy padgett

Valerie pearsall

margo powell

norma shaheen
carol sh.
beverly shepherd

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juniors

becky wammock

cyn+hia wenoling

charlotte williams

carol watkins
laura watson
sue weathers

ruthle wheless
pat wilkie
rita wilkins

Sandra wilson
boo winey
marilyn wootton

sue Wright

diane Wynne

the sophomore year

1

tins adams
trudy alien

janace anderson
deborah arnold

cindy ashworth
carol banister

clare bard becky belcher

holly bauer mary lu benton

lucy bigham
ka+hy bowden
Cassandra bro
evelyn brown

tina adams: during
nny sophomore
year i have be-
come aware to an
even greater ex-
tent that, if agnes
scott continues to
maintain its rigid
ideas of education,
this college will be
defunct within a
short time, no stu-
dent will be able to
learn nor teacher
educate in an at-
nnosphere which
neither extols nor
tolerates the dy-
namismi of the in-
dividual.

hope sommers: i
can't wait till the
freshmen start
gaining weight,
sophomore slumip-
i didn't believe this
yean would be so
different.

y^mLJ'

bitsy kasselbupg:
unlike last year, we
have some re-
quirements out of
the way. socially,
it's not quite the
same, but we are
more at ease
around campus.

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robbie butler
swanna cameron

karen conrads jean Cornwall

' "ida corder miriam corson

Julia couch
dale coul+on

sophomores

Carolyn cox

brenda dance

ann davis

scobey dowsley

jane du+tenhaver

Callaway cutler

sallie daniel

sarah dennard

sara dunkle

tricla edwards

Icaren derrick

ka+hryn durden

rose anne ferrante

dale derrick

carol durrance

Sandra finotti

margaret funderburk
Carolyn gailey
dolly garrison
Harriet gatewood

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n street line

side property 1

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vements:'^ ^,^.,,

gayle gellerstedt
ellen gilbert-
boo godfrey
anna gordon

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ranusia grainger

amy haffield

Caroline hill

diann groover

ruth hearn

capers huffman

carol hacker

paula hendriclts

susan hummel

debble haskell

ca+hy hewelett

ka+hryn humphreys

debbie hyden
mary alice isele

betsy Jennings
mellnda Johnson
Janice Johnston
elizabe+h Jones

bi+sy kasselberg
frankie kirkman

chariene kruizenga
linda laney

angie jarrett
edi+h Jennings

genie klingner
linda krebs

candy lang BM

[udy langford BMP

Jennifer mauldin

Stella

ncdermid

alexa

mcintosh

mar+h

a mem'

Ian

eva mccranie

tyler n

icfadden

mart

mclemore

judy

nilner

page mccullough
lee mcdavid

sophomores

nancy new+on
vickie nesbitt
eleanor ninestein
betty noble

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Carolyn nodell jennye owen

becky orlich linda oiee

sophomores

grace prerce
arabelle plonk

wimberly warnock

anna weaver

lynn white

patricia winter

vicki yandle

Julia watling+on

imogene white

ellen willingham

linda Wilson

gail zauderer

L -!&-.?^ -.

linda adams
eleanor alexander
Harriet amos
candy apple

pamela arnold
pa+ricia austin
patricia bailey
befsy bandy

jeannie kauf mann :
the work's hand,
but it's all worth it.
i like the attitude
here and feel like
it's my school; i
couldn't have made
a better choice.

margaret eglin: it's
a timie to get your
bearings and try
new things, dorm
I if e is neat ; it's
crazy, but it's fun.

eleanor barrineau

marian berman

sally barren

rose bluerock

jjlia bean

debbie boggus

mary bea+y

susan borculc

nancy griffin :
there are so miany
new problems and
challenges, if you
step back, you can
watch yourself
changing and
growing up.

191

mary brandon

Catherine brown

patricia car+er

ka+hryn champe

Jennifer cllnard

rebecca braum

kathy byrd

elizabeth ca+hey

melissa clarke

patrice briggs

melissa carman

|ane causey

consfance brown

susan carr

beth champe

Catherine dine

pa+ricia corbett

kathieen cos+ello

Virginia crane

eileen crouse

amy cooper

susan correnty

majorie council

Carole crouse

cindy current

freshmen

gayle d
Stephanie daugher+y
lynn davis
madeleine delportillo

frances ellington

rne ervin
joy farmer
gale fisher

jerry foofe
paula foster
donna francke
susan fryer

eliiabe+h gafes

cyn+hia glllum

anne grimsley

debra gay

Janet golden

margaret gulrkin

bebbie gehlen

patricia green

faye hamlin

Catherine gerstle

nancy griHin

christine Hansen

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louise hardy
susan Harris

neiia head
terrie hearn

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freshmen

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Jordan

kabler
kris+ine kauffmann
Jeanne kaufmann

freshmen

la mcmurray
cherri meacham
frances means
Susan mees

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genie ranltin
margaret ratchford

patty ray
pricilla rayburn

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freshnnen

michele rowe
saphura safarri
judy salenfriend

gayle saunders
minam searsbrook
leslie schunley

boni schweiier
eliiabeth seymour
bet+y shannon
karin sheehy

beth sherman
barbara shuman

gre+chen smith |

margaret smith i

montie smith
Sandra smith

lindsey watt
nancy weaver
helen webb
pamela Westmoreland

Icay white
llnda widdersheim
paula wiise
paula wiles

betty Wilkinson
lucy Williams
maureen williams
susan williams

susie Williams
Catharine wilson
sarah wilson
claudia winfree

special students:

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advertising: lalla griffis
directory: cheryl granade

donated by

old fashion foods

vending machines

compliments of

atlanta dairies

777 memorial dr
atlan+a, ga.

fulton

supply

company

342 nelson st.
atlanta, ga.

Industrial, textile

contractors

supplies and

machinery

willow springs
motel

4974 memorial dr.

stone mountain, ga.

U.S. highway 78

4 miles east of

agnes scott.

all-electric

swimming pool

coffee shop

room phones

ph. 443-6475

stovall

and

company

948 bankhead ave.
atlanta, ga.

874-4452

power lawn

mowers and

turf equipment

1

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Steven's

tire '

CO.

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2683 e. college | .
ph. 378-4547

enjoy

aristocrat
ice cream

"all the name implies''

atlanta, ga.

ray smith &

CO

2588 cascade

rd.

atlanta, ga.

ph. pi 8-1352

sharian, inc.

368 w. ponce de leon ave.
deca+ur, ga.
ph. 373-2274

There is
no safer place
to keep your savings
readily available.^

MAIN OFFICE 250 E Ponti

north georgio
tree service

professional tree care

pruning feeding spraying

free moving

office:

6 1 21/2 church s+.
decatur, ga.
ph. 378-0932

robert day
porterdale, ga.
res. ph. 1-786-7467

... a personal expression of fhanks to
the students and faculty of agnes scott college

jim wampler

herff Jones company

WKggmm SIOS peach+ree ind. blvd.

Sf^afc^H atlanta, ga. 30341

^^^J 404-457-1313

class rings

announcements and personal card

pins charms sorority pins

medals awards trophies

classified

"don't worry, girls, pray to the lord, "she"
i will protect you."

j; j.f.k. quoting suffragette

''only you and i can help the sun rise
each coming morning, if we don't, it
may drench itself out in sorrow . . .
. . . would it embarrass you very much
if i were to tell you ... that i love you?"

ill from "daybreak"

i by Joan baez -^^ ^"^ ^PI

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why me, god?

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"there's

many
a slip
'twixt the

cup
and the

lip"
gladys grant

than never

snappy day
98L80
jon

June 8, 4:35

trailways for

omaha

121 s. Candler

i robert kennedy
and
martin luther
king
are dead; bar-
's bara mackle's
|i. kidnappers are
on trial in
decatur; apollos
8 and 9 have cir-
cled the moon;
richard nixon
is president
216

"the most signific
god is dead,

ant religious question of our time is not whether
out whether man is alive."
erich fromm

classified

nous sommes tous

dans le menne

bateau

no one was more surprised
than mary

June 8, 4:30

all bananas are not created equal

"jesus wept; and no wonder, by
christ."

"get in your
groove
and swing"

k. whittemore

things are getting

better all the

time

the druze

'oh ruby, don't take your
love to town"

frederick thomas buce

the two of us and him
scip, eddie and

dirty-minded frank

feelln' groovy

wanted:

one tortoise

shell comb
will trade:

one gold

watch

poor

wanted:

one gold watch

fob
will trade:

two feet of

golden hair

best wishes

watson pharmacy

309 east college avenue

deca+ur, georgia

dr 3-1665

hardeman

Is good
to find.

f. graham williams, co.

1690 monroe drive
atlan+a, ga.

enjoy that

refreshing

new

feeling

atlanta coca-cola
bottling company

pick up and delivery d

7-5465

decatur

cleaners & hatters

sterilized and odorless

cleaning

all work done on premises

145 sycamore st.
168 sycamore s+.

decatur, ga.

for all occasions writing papers
that create an innpression

montag, inc.

atlanta, ga. new york terrell, tex.

maude

baker flower

shoppe

deliveries through greater

atlanta

serving greater atlanta since 1947 |

gift-o-fruit

choices

fruits delivered orchard-fresh

373-5791

within hours

252 w. ponce de leon ave.

brown-wright
hotel supply

640 tenth street
atlanta, ga.

tel. 873-1825

complete

institutional

equipment and

supplies

the
sherv/in-wiliiams

CO.

paints varnishes

lacquers enamels

brushes and painters

supplies

217 trinty plac
decatur, ga.

atlanta flooring
CO. inc.

a complete floor service
all types of flooring
strip, parquet, random
width, custom woods,

vinyl, linoleum,

carpet, sanding and

finishing.

our flooring engineers

can help you with any

problem, dustless

machines to protect

your furnishings.

bill drumheller, pres.

255-79315006 roswell
rd., nw

higgins-mcarthur-
longino-porter, inc.

196 marietta st.
atlanta. ga. 30301

best wishes

M' coffee CO.

atlanta, ga.

'quality is

our most important

product"

jimmy vickers
artie robbins

spencer carl
jan Icarp

globe

chemical co.

decatur, ga.

, inc.

janitorial
supplies

378-2581

chemicals
for industry

delcalb county, georgia

compliments of

phoenix wholesalers,
inc.

])ccmUr

decatur

n. decatur plaza
n. dekalb center

like & eva's
hairstylists

ph. 378-2591

or

378-2592

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AGN

ES SCOTT COLLEGE Mi'hV^S

A PRELIMINARY STUDY PLAN OF LONG RANGE

FUTURE CAMPUS GROWTH |^

agnes scott college

deca+ur, georgia

a dynamic, growing liberal arts college
of highest academic excellence

^^^^^

emphasis patnicia grant

' copy-holly jackson

I

activities. trisha auclair

organizations susan henson

student life. mary chapman

adelaide sams

administration . . . ruth hyatt

faculty bonnie brown

classes linda owen

ads lalla griffis

directory . cheryl grenade

miscellaneous. ... p. may

234

Btaff members:

a thy durde

holly bauer

lalla gfih"
imogene white
ruth everott

julianne lynes
tyler mcfadder

patricia winter
sarah ruffing
Judy mauldin
dianne Wynne
dale derrick

sally^slca

beverly walker
debbie Icennedy
dare bard

ft =^^ -"^Pi^ ^^^^^v^vFi '.>'

editor sharon dixon

associate editor holly knowlton

business manager many anne murphy

copy editor holly Jackson

photography peggy bannes

Carolyn gray
carol blessing
peter shellhorn
holly knowlton
Sharon dixon

we wish to express special thanks to eric lewis of morgan studios for his
patience and josey caldwell for the use of her "madonna" on page 5.

p.s. this year we decided to use the yearbook to explore some-
thing we felt qualified to define you. since the idea was good,
but the project impossible, our results were rather general, we
hope there is a virtue in generalization and that each of you can
find something here that you recognize as true, we feel it should
be tremendously exciting to be a woman now and that we are
surprisingly unaware of our \A/omanness: enjoy it.

our 1SB9 yearbook has had more student participation than
previous books and we thank those of you who came for pic-
tures, took pictures, wrote about the pictures and looked at
the pictures, this book is simply for you to enjoy, please do.

the

nineteen sixty-nine

yearbook

of

agnes scott college

decatun, georgia

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