Select "Full text" to search only the scanned or transcribed text for items. Not all items have full text. Last year was the first time the award had been offered on this campus, and it was introduced in an effort to interest the Agnes Scott student in gathering on her own book shelf those volumes whose subject matter and content-ideas awakened in her a love and joy for the "intellectual hobby" of reading.
Similar contests growing out of the "Swarthmore Scheme" practised first Con I nine J on page 5, column 4. Two tributes to Miss Janef Preston, assistant professor of English, have come recently from poetic circles. Miss Preston won second place in the last spring poetry competition of the At- lanta Writers' club. The second tribute will come with the publication some- time this fall of a group of Miss Pres- ton's sonnets in the Georgia Poets.
This anthology is published by Henry Har- rison of New York. Other prominent Atlanta poets whose contributions will appear in the same issue are Dr. Misses Gray and Whiteside, and Mr. Hickey have appeared on the college poetry club programs. The honor students of Agnes Scott for the session were: Class of Elizabeth Lynch, St.
Petersburg, Fla. Rosemary May, Chattanooga, Tenn. Eulalia Napier, Decatur, Ga. Gail Nelson, Atlanta, Ga. Margaret Telford, Abbeville, S. Martha Walker, Augusta, Ga. Class of Pauline Gordon, St. Lucy Goss, Decatur, Ga. Sybil Grant, Atlanta, Ga. Elinor Hamilton, Dalton, Ga. Mary Hamilton, Dalton, Ga. Marion Mathews, Atlanta, Ga. Amelia O'Neal, Chicago, Virginia Prettyman, Summerville,. Juliette Puette, Decatur, Ga.
Virginia Tillotson, Winston-Salem, N. In order to make the honor list the students had to make an approximate average of B in their studies. The list for this session was larger than usual, according to S. Stukes, registrar, and percentage of freshmen who did honor work was also greater than ever before. A group of 18 girls, under the leadership of Mr. They will meet every Sunday morning at 9 o'clock in the day stu- dents' room.
