Scripps College - La Semeuse Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

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Y? , xi' - .v i ' ,f T 'U i 42 ' 6: ' ' Q .fi fig! 5. A g 1 , I ' X 1 A 'wan D 1 k X 'L W, 1 EL ' M-M. M-, if K lx W- HH , 4 5. 5 ,1 ' 1. S i'f 5T if EUCALYPTUS COURT MSX ADMINISTRATICDN AND FACULTY MARION WINNE Assistant to the President fiy?f'ff I fi' f fixlfi vfsfil vs! FREDERICK HARD President CECILY A. HA Registrar ond Adviser on Stuc Interests ELM TREE LAWN NRJORIE S. CROUCH rector of Admissions DOROTHY KUEBLER Director of Residence Holls JEAN GOODWIN AMES Drawing and Design 'mr- RICHARD ARMOUR English Literature and Writing ALBERT BRITT Humanities lll, IV, and American History , ,, , DORIS BURIFF CASTER Scripps College Choir CLIFFORD L. BARRETT Humanities and Philosophy JAY EDWARD CASTER Biological Sciences PHIL DIKE Painting DOROTHY M. DRAKE Librarian JOSEPH A. FOSTER Humanities ll, Literature, and Printing PAUL FRIEDLANDER Classics and German i. I um. FRENCH R. FOGLE English Literature .ix JEAN GILLIES Healy A x I . Psychology and Nursery School LOUISE M. GLENN French PHILIP H. GRAY Humanities Il and English Literature HARLAND E. HOGUE Humanities I and Religion MOLLY MASON JONES Psychology and Nursery School MONICA GUTCHOW Physical Education N RUTH STANTON LAMB Spanish FRANCISZKA MERLAN Humanities III and German PHILIP MERLAN Humanities Ill, Literature, and German LEE PATTISON Music RICHARD B. PETTERSON Ceramics ROBERT B. PALMER Humanities I and Classics RALPH PIERCE Music BEATRICE E. RICHARDSON Physical Education ALOIS SCHARDT Humanities l MILLARD SHEETS Painting ISABEL FOTHERGILL SMITH Physical Sciences DAVID W. SCOTT Humanities II, Art, and Art History ALBERT STEWART Humanities and Sculpture 356133 M MARION STEWART Weaving EDWARD A. WHITE Humanities IV and American History KATHARINE TOPKINS Writing LINDSAY WORKMAN Drama JASCHA VEISSI Music Left to Right, Row l: Helen Cunlitfe, Assistant Director of the Nur- sery School, Patricia Drury, Assistant in Humanities l, Vivien Furman, As- sistant in Humanities. Row 2: Beverly Hard, Assistant in the Music Department, Margaret Kuntz, Assistant in Physical Science, Mary Lou Jordan, Assistant to Mrs. Hall, Letty Manker, Assistant in the Nursery School. Row 3: Carole Segar, Assistant in the Nursery School, Roberta Wat- kins, Assistant in Biological Science and Psychology, Dolores Yonker, As- sistant in Humanities ll. SCRIPPS CHAMBER MUSIC PLAYERS Seated: Lee Pattison, piano. Standing, Left to Right: Raphael Kramer, cello: Jacha Veissi, viola William Hymanson, violin. SEAL FOUNTAIN FLORENCE RAND LANG ART BUILDING THE SYCAMORES ond BALCH HALL NIC? 2 Q, ri I bl W . X l ii 1' K I Xfky Xl gwyff , , g 5 x A yuf N , g l 1 Ni , I f K K ,g Eternal Spirit of honor and lasting friendxbipu All of this we saw, Part of this we were nu- F H i .,,,,,..,..,,.,4uusnwI, , CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Elizabeth Barrows, Presidentg Carolyn Lake, Treasurerg Letty Alemany, Secretary. Not pic- tured: Isabelle Surcouf, Vice-Presi- dent. S NANCY ALPERT Santa Ana, California Literature LETICIA ALEMANY Mexicali, Mexico Literature ELIZABETH BARROWS Wayzata, Minnesota Literatu re MARGARET BROWN Denver, Colorodo Literoture CORNELIA CLARK Sougus, Colifornio Psychology RUTH CHURCHILL Seattle, Woshington lnternotionol Relotions IRIS DARLINGTON Claremont, California Music SUSAN NA DAKIN Belvedere, California Art MARY DELAMER Los Angeles, California Literature DIANE de VRAHNOS Son Morino, Colifornio Psychology TOMASINA FIORE Los Angeles, Colifornio Psychology BONNIE FEIBLEMAN New Orleons, Louisiono Literoture LOIS COMPTON FUTRELL Claremont, California Psychology BARBARA GIFFORD Pasadena, California European History JEAN HOWENSTEIN Grosse Point Farms, Michigan Literature BARBARA HOXIE Riverside California Literature BARBARA KIMME Long Beach, California Psychology BETTY INGE Glendale, California Drama ELIZABETH LOCKE Phoenix Arizona CAROLYN LAKE San Diego, California Literature Social Studies Bi JULIA MacKlNNON Berkeley, California Psychology 3 I A . .. ,,: E NANCY MAYER Tooele, Utah Art PATRICIA MILLIGAN Stockton, California Psychology ANDRlEE MENDENHALL Laguna Beach, California Art SHIRLEY SMITH Guarn, Mariana Islands Philosophy JOSEPHINE SETTE Honolulu, Hawaii Art ISABELLE SURCOUF Santa Barbara, California French and Spanish Literature JOANNE SVENSSON Burbank, California Psychology n.,,,,,...w 3 I Zia CAROL THUM Glendora, California Psychology ELIZABETH TAYLOR Upland, California Psychology V ' 1 A. P, Y ,,-.., ,.,:. 'S' aw is is A gig .:: 1 K fig , f , A ig X 'yiii wg, .135 iw Q M, 1 Xi 5' iv Whlzsw , . wfisw f 5 if l 5 ly my-H5 sig Q :':i'x: R ,ifsflbli i ifgiis Ax 5 Y g MARGARET TOWNE Holyoke, Massachusetts Social Studies BONNIE MCDERMOTT TINKLEY Claremont, California Art BARBARA WILSON Santa Ana, California Psychology BARBARA YUNKER Long Beach, California Spanish Literature 1 I95I 1 we I952 IQ53 Four years have flown by leaving us with an irreplaceable Scripps edu- cation-an education for living with ourselves and with our fellow men. Our lives have been enriched, our views broadened, our sense of values quick- ened. Long after names and dates become hazy, we will have our ability to reason, to tolerate and understand, to meet life with a joy and a determina- tion, for such is the essence ofa liberal arts education. These are the bases for life which Scripps has sought to develop in us, and these are what she be- queathes to us at graduation. Together we receive these gifts, for them we are grateful. After we separate, each to live her own life, perhaps our appre- ciation of Scripps will become even deeper. Emerson believes The years teach much which the days never know. Perhaps the years ahead will be the ones to show us the real Scripps. lf it is only through our own experience of life itself that we will come to know Scripps, let us then consider that we have made her acquaintance in four years, during the rest of our lives, let us cultivate her friendship. JLINIORS f JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to Right: Shirley von KleinSmid, Presidentg Kothy Stofft, Vice-Presidentg Joyce Brown, Secretoryg Jone Doug- las, Treasurer. Vive La Syllabus? I , rw J fe, X yg , , .154 l ' SGP!-ICDMCDRES Lf' soPHoMoRE omceks yfo Left to Right: Peggy Pratt, President, Betty Shoe, Treo- 4 12 surer, Pot Northmore, Vice-President, Betsy Fleming, Sec- retory. What do you mean, sophomore slump? , I I know every bone in the body and every stone in Chartres. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Left to right: Nancy Marr, Secretaryg Virginia West- phal, Presidentg Michele McGarry, Vice-Presidentg Marie Nichols, Treasurer. PRES!-IMEN iii K I found a whole new world with X Oedipus Rex It was a cold, Penalty Pay-oft foggy morning. Initiation J .X w. ,QW 4 xf' I mg , Af 1 7 ,4 W. '41 Q' l Y xr A ' x , 1 M I ,fx .... 1 v Q : '? ' Slum BALCH HALL EUCALYPTUS TREES AND BALCH HALL THE ORIENTAL GARDEN BROWNINGS MANVANA COURT TOLL DORSEY GRACE SCRIPPS RESIDENCE I-IALLS Top Picture, left to right: Row l: Michele McGarry, Lynn Morgenstern, Marilyn Bekins, Lenore Fleschler, Barbara Rudolph, Miette Pedersen, Annette Barron, Judy MacKinnon, Isabelle Surcouf, Kathleen Teague, Ellen Rollins. Row 2: Phyllis Cooper, Carol Bradman, Kay Tieman, Barbara Squire, Shirley Peters, Sandra Longanecker, Alma Reese, Paula Holden, Daphne l-leath, Aurora Disibio, Sue Fisher, Nanette Maze, Sharon Robertson. Bottom Picture, left to right: Row l: Marcia Vos, Bette McDermott, Sue Oliver, Ann MacKinnon, Nancy Alpert, Connie Clark, Mary McCloskey, Clara Bechtel, Yvonne Magee, Lydia Boyd. Row 2: lris Darlington, Patricia Kullick, Andrea l-lart, Betty Spomer, Marion McCarty, Leila Fisher, Martha Menke, Janet Reynolds, Sylvia Partridge, Jane Ellis, Shirley Beaham, Betty lnge. HALL COUNCIL Left to Right: Row l: Nancy Alpert, President, Martha Hodge, Song Leader, Andrea Hart, Treasurer, Iris Darlington, Head Waitress. Row 2: Mrs. Fultz, Head Resident, Marcia Vos, Secretary, Shirley Bea- ham, Browsing Room Chairman, Betty Inge, Social Chairman, Leila Fish- er, Song Leader, Betty Spomer, Head Sponsor. ,gift 2 if fgglx 1 if f Q X - X. ll ll '- 'f' X ELEA QR ,IQY TCDLI. U8 ,, J R li J 'pq ig : - N7 l Eg, -I r,g.fg5Q far Top Picture, left to right: Row l: Shirley von KleinSmid, Joanne Loewenberg, Claire Gustafson, Lindl Tapp, Sharon Mallory, Diane deVrahnos, Pat Belcher. Row 2: Barbara Yunker, Ruth Churchill, Marian Baring-Gould, Betty Shoe, Jane Doug- las, Ellen Colburn, Viiyi Soolepp, Mary Alice Graves, Sandra Dement, Jill Murray, Marie- Anne Langenskiold. Row 3: Nina deCreeft, Carol Thum, Carolyn Lake, Barbara Kimme, Janice Barton Marilyn Mitchell, Suzanne Sorenson, Joyce Brown, Barbara Segar, Sophia Yen, Judy Rich- mond. 1 Bottom Picture, left to right: Row l: Vicki Thom, Eileen Moffat, Andree Mendenhall Helen Hardin, Beth Pickton, Letty Alemany, Nancy Mayer, Anne Sinclair, Emiel Goldman, Alice Betts, Patricia Boney, Pati Milligan. Row 2: Karen Van Voorst, Jean Mcllwraith, Nancy Marr, Donna Darnell, Joni Marsh, Peggie Shelver, Charlotte Irwin, Shirley Smith, Sylvia Mason, Marie Nichols, Dorothy Phelps, Nan Adams, Dori Alderson, Marylin Crurnpacker. 1 HALL COUNCIL Left to Right: Row l: Carol Thum, Treasurer, Betty Shoe, Head Proctor, Marylin Crumpacker, Head Sponsor. Row 2: Ellen Colburn, Browsing Room Chairman, Joni Marsh, Smok- ing Porch Chairman, Barbara Segar, President, Alice Betts, Secretary. Row 3: Pat Belcher, Social Chairman, Miss Badgley, Head Resident. U EEN? f 'I Rf 'I' g FQ? 'L I t..C,g ' 7 xiii 0 7' 1 I 2 X X. ,ISU P15 - V. , bwrwf 1 , c0LL665 X xxxwlk I Grare Sffipps bas the Rah Rah gir1s. ' WV'-ii Top Picture, lett to right: Row li Elizabeth Barrows, lngalill Eneyik, Tornasina Fiore, Betty Phelps, Barbara Wilson, Margie Roper, Patricia Northmore. Row 2: Helene Remsburg, Kathy Howard, Paula Schneeberger, Virginia Vining, Joy Hatchett, Lucile Irvine. Row 3: Elizabeth Taylor, Lois Futrell, Julia MacKinnon, Jane Bond, Martha Bryant, Judith Butts, Maria Mangold. Bottom Picture, left to right: Row l: Mary Odliri, Julia Yetter, Dawn Gardner, Betty Nakhosteen, Joyce Hansen, Elizabeth Swingle, Cheryl Mcffutchan, Nancy Pitts. Row 2: Hela Bauer, Nancy Findlay, Anne Stautter, JoAnn Benter, Sandra Winslow, Judith Krolott, Monica Hessen, Betsy Gordon. Row 3: Mary Ann Youlden, Sondra Clift, Bea Taggert, Ruth Douglas, Marylou Peter- son, Judy Schoenfeld. HALL COUNCIL Left to Right: Row l: Gayla Copland, Treasurer, Barbara Wilson, Presi- dent, Betty Phelps, Social Chairman. Row 2: Paula Schneeberger, Browsing Room Chairman, Judith Kroloff, Head Sponsor, Tomi Fiore, Head Proctor, Betsy Gordon, Secretary. I'. K l l HUM i Af' G5 ,,. Dorsey will always be the singing ball. SUSAN MILLER DCDRSEY Top Picture, left to right: Row li Bonnie Eeibleman, Shirley Smith, Peggy Towne, Genie Travis, Nancy Reynolds, Kathy Stofft, Elizabeth Priestley, Joan Turner, Virginia Westphal, Shirley Robertson, Toby Meggs. Row 2: Mary Ruth Elizalde, Dotty Roe, Joanne Svensson, Barbara Moore, Nancy Springer, Carolyn Sheets, Carol Radcliffe, Genevieve Wei, Renie Sussman, Anne Walp, Helen Witty, Peggy Pratt, Judy Smith. Bottom Picture, left to right: Row li Barbara Gifford, Diane Divelbess, Barbara Fuller, Madgil Fox, Vera Long, Elizabeth Mann, Corda Eby, Betsy Fleming, Margaret Colville, Anita Egnew. Row 2: Elizabeth Branine, Jane Baer, Kathleen Johnson, Nancy Eryberger, Connie Des- Marais, Barbara Hoxie, Betty Locke, Adriance Armsby, Cyrene Keyes, Barbe Ballard, Marcia Custer, Hanka Puacz, Carol Cech, Barbara Cavanagh. HALL COUNCIL Left to right: Row I: Carolyn Sheets, Secretary, Anne Walp, Brows- ing Room Chairman, Nancy Fryberger, Treasurer, Barbara Gifford, Head Proctor. Row 2: Anita Egnew, Head Sponsor, Mrs. Corbett, Head Resident, Bonnie Feibleman, President, Peggy Towne, Song Leader. f 5 lege Of course . . . we Browning girls are intellectuals ELLEN BRCDWNIN 1 1 I 1 SICILIAN COURT THE FAWN ACTIVITIES AUTUMN In the Fall, the l-lords gave their traditional tea to welcome the freshmen to Scripps . . . the sopho- mores welcomed them too, with initiation at six a.m. on the athletic field. The class of T957 paid off, showing ingenuity and talent to the rest of the col- lege. Faculty and students enjoyed their evening to- gether at the barbcue pit and the three councils gave glowing accounts of roughing it at ldylwild. Senior Vespers was a veritable inspiration to remind us that we had much we might be grateful for as Thanksgiving approached. ln the Fall, chrysanthemums brightened Euca- lyptus Court and the tulip trees shed their golden leaves. WINTER Winter WhirI Winter come, ond with it the Winter Whirl . . . moy it ever be remembered in Scripps history os o donce which, in od- dition to being o sociol success, wos olso o finonciol one. At Christmos, Browning took their guests south of the Rio Gronde to o Mexicon celebrotion. Dorsey brought to lite l-Ions Christion Andersen's story, The Lost Dreom of the Old Ook Tree. Toll presented on impressive Christmas Through the Ages, while Groce Scripps remembers oll the splendor thot is their troditionol Medievol Dinner. Following the holl porties, we lighted our condles ond song corols together os we found the memoroble tdbledu in the orchwoys ot the Morgoret Fowler Gorden. In Winter, the bore liquid ombers were silhouetted symme- try ogoinst o cleor sky, ond Boldy donned cn snow Cop. Everywhere, everywhere, it's Christmas ,gg 5? Isabelle Surcouf as the Madonna SPRING With Spring came Surprise Day when we all headed for Shadow Moun- tain Club to spend a lazy day sunning, swimming, sliding, and talking with carefree abandon, forgetting all the work ahead of us as if it didn't exist. The Fiesta saw us having a gay evening of tacos, costumes, and Spanish dancing. As always, we awaited May Fete and the freshmen gave a com- mendable performance. Then too, there was the Turf Supper followed by Swim Club's Water Ballet which took us on a world cruise aboard the SS Scripps. The sophomores gave their Supper Dance and the juniors received their senior rings at the Ring Ceremony. The seniors tried to forget bacca- laureates and think instead of the Senior Ball and green commencement robes. Evryone lost some sleep over finals and some people lost a greater amount over Summer plans. With Spring too came leaves on the elms, making green arches over Elm Tree Lawn. Azaleas were everywhere and snap-dragons gave vibrant color to the Ming Garden. ,3 May Pete Row I: May Queen Karen Van Voorst. Row 2: Her court, Cheryl McCutcl'1an, Car olyn Sheets, Dori Alderson, Monica Hessen an THE MING FOUNTAIN THE LIVE OAK MEMORIAL GARDEN POOL EWBV, , X wh---...Q MARGARET FOWLER MEMORIAL GARDEN CLUBS AND CDRCANIZATICDNS Student Council Row l: Bonnie Feibleman, Browning Hall President, Barbara Hoxie, Student Body Vice- President: Nancy Mayer, Student Body President, Barbara Segar, Grace Scripps Hall Presi- dent, Barbara Wilson, Dorsey Hall President, Ruth Churchill, Student Body Social Chairman. Row 2: Carolyn Lake, La Semeuse, Editor, Mary Delamer, Student Body Treasurer, Ann MacKinnon, S.S.O. Chairman, Bonnie Brown, Honor Board Chairman, Jean Howenstein, Scripture Editor, Nancy Alpert, Toll Hall President, Virginia Westphal, Freshman Class Presi- dent, Carol Thum, La Semeuse Business Editor. ' V ' S N -V'1-: I 1 t : Q lx to r 310 4 J I ..,,, Q M - QRANQE een 'L to Q Y' 551- f NX -- m 9 A A5 , , M 1 X . ' 3? XX' 0 A ,f i f -fig Q S ,,. fwwlfff ff xl! l 4951 2? 574 , I fN...,.f-' 3 cnfnuu. ' sl V i , ' Ki I t ajft' , K , f vt. was f f 1 ,Ldv i' of Mwf' 4 ff ! Wgregri 'KW i t , wh' E i k! 4. J 2 ., t 1 MS ' -1 L pl f MWIJP-'tl B JP M lfQ,T?- Nw. gil x ,A A 11Q h,, Q K, E' Q A' W , 1 ' Y t K A My WA W ff, gum fh K fx X 'sf Q 1' giqx ll if.. ,f 5 i q it I 3 Q J 3 f ' ,1 W-5 ' Nw'-0 5,-pf A . 76 A Q L- L, . ,wlir 'gl 2' 'Ek I mm f 2- ,,,,....4,-N IA 503559 GIQUS -:gg SWEETQST -AVQ w fb LIKE V N Wiki? N 3 Q?-2 TW 6 in X X XJ , x S, S. CD. 5341 Wei , , 4' 1 . 5.5.0. COUNCIL Left to right: Row I: Peggy Towne, Casa Colina Chairmang Janet Reynolds, Music Rep- resentative. Row 2: Helen Hardin, Chairman of Religious Councilg Carol Cech, Charities Chairmang Joni Marsh, Campus Chest Chairrnang Mary Ann Youlden, Vocations Chairmang Ann Mac- Kinnon, President. OJ 7 f J if S. A. A. S. A. A. COUNCIL Left to Right: Row l: Judy Richmond, Modern Dance Representative, Lindl Tapp, Swim Club Representative, Sharon Mallory, President, Kathy Stofft, Barbara Moore, Representatives- at-Large. , Row 2: Leila Fisher, Secretary, Margie Roper, Vice-President, Ellen Colburn, Pat Belcher, Representatives-at-Large, Janice Barton, Treasurer, Karen Van Voorst, Freshman Representa- tive, Donna Darnell, Representative-at-Large. l 2 s- 'N NTL X' 'S Wifi ll xtv- Aff 'mt fix Q1 'Nf ' 35 1 r A- 'L I A , , , Swim Club 'uma' SWIM CLUB Left to right: Shirley von KIeinSmid, Marie-Anne La gensk Murray, Mary Ann Youlden, Lindl Tapp, Kathy Stofft. aaa 4'-S S 'Fil IIEEI-A5 162 ' EEF' Qrchesis Carolyn Sheets as the angel in The Happy Prince, M Left to Right: Row l: Sharon Mallory, Sophia Yen, Judy Richmond, Miss Richardson. Row 2: Gay Collins, Yvonne Magee, lris Darlington, President, Jessie Rhodes, Sandra Zukor, Helen Wheeler, Tomi Fiore, Diane deVrahnos. Scripture 5. Left to right: Row 1: Gayla Copland, Barbara Gifford Jean Howenstern Edrtor Letty Alemany, Viivi Soolepp. Row 2: Dorothy Roe, Nancy Fryberger, Jo Sette Row 3: Brent Shaw, Joyce Hansen, Nina deCreeft ati' . f x '1 R . AA- . , , :X',Hu t rf r, 'I 'sl' r Q-.4 ...Q 1 UW If um 0101 I0 --6 x 'i 1 1 l . k N? LVX-. e KS ' Q51 12:51 flu' vx' mf La Semeuse Left to right: Row l: Carolyn Lake, Editorg Carol Thum, Business Editor. Row 2: Jill Murray, Shelly Smith, assistantsg Nancy Mayer, Dori Alderson, Art Staff. SN msimzusr 1953 - ilhllhllllif, uillimu qmmwm H i. l 1 LA SEME J! USE 2 X Q Q av l . X x xg X X . 2:22, --, r-5, f . 'Y .-,A i 1 g I - , V Y N 75 ' Choral Club Lett to right: Row l: Anne Sinclair, Lani Nichols, Peggy Towne, Ellen Colburn, Mrs. Caster, Pati Milli gan, Mary Delamer, Carol Radcliffe, Beverly Hard. Row 2: Mary McCloskey, Dori Alderson, Vicki Thom, Jane Bond, Vera Long, Paula Holden, Libby Priest Iey, Kathy Howard, Leila Fisher, Kay Tieman, Row 3: Kathy Teague, Sandra Longanecker, Paula Schneeberger, Mary Odlin, Alice Betts, Betty Inge Betty Shoe, Louise Brennan, Anita Egnew, President, Dolores Yonker, Sharon Robertson, Peggy Blair. Siddons Club Left to right: Eldon Bowman, Betty Spomer, Mr. Workman, Judy MacKinnon, Sandra Winslow, Shirley Smith, President. Associated College Chest Left to right: Row l: Diane deVrahnos, Co-ordin- ating Chairman, Sondra Meyer, Pomona Representative, Jack Hanson, C.M.C. Representative. Row 2: Carolyn Miller, Executive Secretary, Joni Marsh, Scripps Representative. College Church Board Scripps Board Members: Left to Right: Row l: Mary Delamer, Betty Spomer. Row 2: Bonnie Brown, Helen Hardin, Mr. Rankin, Chaplain of Col- lege Church. Religious Council Left to Right: Row l: Betsy Fleming, Nancy Reynolds. Row 2: Helen Hardin, Chairman, Anita Egnew, Pati Milligan, Diane deVrahnos, Susie Sorenson. Row 3: Dr. Gray, Dr. Hogue, Cathy Beymer, Nina de Creeft. Honor Board Left to Right: Row I: Ann MacKinnon, Judy Kroloff, Tomi Fiore. Row 2: Barbara Gifford, Anita Egnew, Bonnie Brown, Chairmanj Betty Spomer, Marylin Crumpacker. Art Board Y . sam M Left to Right: Carol Cech, Mar Hanzlik, Jane Ferris. French Club The Glenns on board the Lurline. Left to Right: Row l: Nan Adams, Ellen Colb Soolepp, Barbara Fuller. urn, Cathy Beymer, Marilyn Mitchell, Viivi Row 2: Mme Glenn, Cyrene Keyes, Genie Lou Travis, Sylvia Mason, Nancy Springer, Betsy Gordon. Spanish Club i E :rf-' i Left to Right, Row I: Sandra Dement, Renie Sussman, Beth Pickton, Mary Alice Graves Row 2: Judy Smith, Diane Divelbess, Cheryl McCutchan, Lucile Irvine, Peggie Shelver Sondra Clift. N X. lr 3 German Club ,fg'3', up-. ' 'MO , sa-qi q lirifskq 5. as . ' X m 'f:'13 fl 5 , Wife -V---v'. l l i .. , . Left to Right, Row l: Ruth Douglas, Phyllis Cooper, Betty Nakhosteen, Anne Sinclair, JoAnn Benter. Row 2: Dr. Merlan, Nanette Maze, Sharon Robertson, Joanne Loewenberg, l-lela Bauer, Horace Andrews. 3 sees 'Q Q 0 1 o ff, ., 1 x fl x 22 R15 1 K X . Za , Rx. 1. r. L f'-02' ' . 4. , V gat !-' M f V Ill! J 4 -, if 12-fl ,- K . Q wa: -AQ 3 tn -T ' , Ist das nifbt ein fultured pearl 9 ELLA STRONG DENISON LIBRARY i I 5 i 2 3 THE MING GARDEN Editor ,.,,,,,,, ,, A.,...., ....,.. C arolyn Lake Business Editor .A.........,,,s,siisis................... Carol Thum Art Staff ............. ...... D ori Alderson, Nancy Mayer Assistants ....... ...,... J ill Murray, Shelly Smith The Editor expresses her appreciation to her Business Editor whose capable management of finances made the book possible in the first place, to her Art Staff for its con- tributions, to her able assistants, to Dr. Joseph Foster for his advice and encouragement, to Printer James Neyenesch for his patience and co-operation, to the advertisers for their response, and to those of you who bought this volume, sight unseen, in the Fall when the bank account needed a boost. It is the Editor's hope that this i954 La Semeuse cap- tures some of the beauty and serenity, the gaiety and thoughtfulness that make Scripps College, that the new life and spirit we experience at Scripps find their reflection in these pages. Printers cc,,cccc,,ccc,, Neyenesch Printers lnc., San Diego, Calif. Engravers Carroll Photo-Engraving Service, San Diego, Calif. 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