Select "Full text" to search only the scanned or transcribed text for items. Not all items have full text. If I could catch and hold the way I feel, this throbbing, bursting pulse they call my youth, I'd find myself the owner of the essence of delight. But when every day is the right day for that Monday-morning feeling, I frantically consider why I put myself to such indignities to gain the dignity of. And in this wasteland of wall-to-wal girls, blessed relief comes in traveling with a pack.
And, when I've conne to recognize the vibrations that surround me and have felt them echoed in myself, I move out into realms of new experience and the beat goes on. Alston and Gail Livingston. Involvement can sum it up. The understanding and concern are real. Alston is a man of distinction, honorable and dignified, an able ad- ministrator and educator, but more important, he is totally involved in us, in Scott, hie is alive to the rhy-.
Working closely with Dr. Alston is his secretary. Miss Mary Alverta Bond, hier assistance is indispensa- ble; she is there to rely on and to keep the tempo steady. Dean C. Benton Kline, Jr. Speigner with him or Assistant Dean of the Faculty Miss Julia Gary, I realize that their office, carpeted or otherwise, is often a welcome sight. The office is brighter, the staff larg- er, and the spectrum broader, but Dean CBK faces the same situations long dealt with by Dean Emeritus Samuel Gary Stukes, still a welcome part of the campus community and Thursday luncheon guest in the LDhl.
Approver of slips, codifier of exam sched- ules, tea-giver extraordinaire. Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, delegate to conventions, cheese maker, keeper of the calendar, Scott histor- ian, past resident of the Pub, member of committees, a traditional but dynamic figure on Scott's campus Miss Carrie Scandrett, Dean of Students.
Responsibility for the integrity and wel- fare of Agnes Scott and the maintenance of its reputation as a "fine school for young ladies" lies with a diverse group of thirty- two, the Board of Trustees.
