Select "Full text" to search only the scanned or transcribed text for items. Not all items have full text. McCain, Noel Barnes, and Dr. Wallace M. Alston in Saturday night's receiving line. Agnes Scott has added 19 new members to its faculty and staff since the close of last year, most of the new members replacing those who retired or resigned at the end of the spring quarter.
There are five faculty joining the music department. On the first row are Miss Roxie Hagopian and Mrs. Irene L. Harris; second row, Michael A.
The weatherman smiled with favor on the Agnes Scott campus Saturday night, giving strings of Japanese lanterns a helping hand at the annual reception given by Student government association for the faculty and students on the quadrangle. The smiles in the receiving line came from Marjorie Stukes, pres- ident of Student government; Dr.
James R. Alston, vice president, and Mrs. Alston; Mrs. Several tables, bedecked with lime punch and cookies, offered refreshment to the guests. Lindsay, Ann Cooper, and Jenelle Spear. Freshmen, guided by junior sponsors,, were introduced to fa- culty and staff groups gathered on the quadrangle. Members of the student body escorted the fa- culty members. Following the re- ception on the quadrangle, the fa- culty met in Murphey Candler for a faculty reception. It's tryoul time again for the Agnes Scott News.
Those inter- ested are asked to sign the list in the mail room, showing whether their preference is feature, news, society, or sports writing. Tryout assignments will be sent out as soon as possible, and tryouts will continue for two weeks. The Letitia Pate Evans dining hall, which is Agnes Scott's newest addition to the campus, has been a spot of interest during opening days. The spacious Gothic edifice adorns the front campus and has attracted the eyes of many students and guests.
