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Catalog 1988-1989

OPENING CELEBRATION 
ROBERT W. WOODRUFF 
PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES BUILDING 
AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE 
MARCH 26, 1988 
BOARD OF TRUSTEES 
Officers of the Board 
LL Gellerstedt, Jr Chairperson 
Susan M. Phillips Vice-Chairperson 
Mary Alverta Bond Secretary 
Members of the Board 
Joanna Adams 
Dorothy Holloran Addison 
Wallace M. Alston, Jr. 
Louise Isaacson Bernard 
Elizabeth Jefferson Boyt 
Bennett A. Brown 
Elizabeth He0:derson Cameron 
G. Scott Candler, Jr. 
Evelyn Baty Christman 
JoAnn Sawyer Delafield 
Katherine A. Geffcken 
Edward P. Gould 
Nancy Thomas Hill 
G. Conley Ingram 
Anne Register Jones 
Donald R. Keough 
Martha Wilson Kessler 
Harriet M. King 
Suzella Burns Newsome 
Betty Scott Noble 
M. Lamar Oglesby 
Douglas W. Oldenburg 
Jean Salter Reeves 
Ruth Schmidt, President 
Horace H. Sibley 
Nancy Holland Sibley 
B. Franklin Skinner 
John E. Smith, II 
Samuel R. Spencer, Jr. 
John H. Weitnauer, Jr. 
Welcorne. Ruth Schmidt 
President 
Introduction of 
Woodruff Foundation Board L. L. Gellerstedt, Jr. 
Chairperson 
Board of Trustees 
Remarks. Boisfeuillet Jones 
President 
Robert W. Woodruff 
Foundation 
Faculty Response Kathryn Manuel 
Chair, Physical Education 
Department 
Student Response Sarah Jewett 
President, 'Student 
Government Association 
Introduction ofSpeaker Gue Hudson 
Dean of Students 
Speaker Joan Benoit Samuelson 
Olympic Gold Medalist 
Closing remarks Ruth Schmidt 
One of the most striking changes in young 
women over the past decades has been their 
increased interest in fitness and sports. Often, 
the most academically talented are also the most 
likely to participate in physical activities. As a 
result, selective women's colleges across the 
nation have invested significantly in the most 
up-to-date facilities. 
The Robert W. Woodruff Physical Activities 
Building houses a regulation basketball court, 
eight-lane, 25 meter, swimming pool, viewing 
galleries, lockers, a weight room, training rooms, 
and supporting services. This splendid $3 
million facility will support a healthier Agnes 
Scott community through programs for stress 
reduction and wellness, and through a greater 
sense of community spirit. 
Adjoining the physical activities building is a 
400,meter track which has six lanes surrounding 
a natural-grass field. This $940,000 facility has 
a state-of-the-art drainage and irrigation system 
which permits usage even after a heavy rainfall. 
In addition to the benefits to students and the 
College community, such enhanced 
opportunities will meet prospective students' 
growing expectations for fine physical fitness 
facilities. 


Opening Celebration: Robert W. Woodruff Physical Activities Building

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