Pitzer College - Montage Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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1» % 4fi a f HLj PIB pk . Hf I SCRIPPS OPEN HOUSE Once again, our sisters to the North threw open their doors and admitted males to their inner sanctums for an evening of urbane, witty, hilarious and well planned fun. This year ' s hall parties saw an innovation: each girl was allowed only a limited number of guests and the functions were closed to everyone else. Those who weren ' t invited really missed out. ( Toll was decorated as an island paradise and Browning had everything but hay as they went all out to put on a wild west show. Kimberley ' s theme was hard to pinpoint, but the place didn ' t lack for Hollywood types. Grace Scripps, as usual, put on the best show, but Dorsey gave them a run for their money. Grace ' s girls staged an orgy and Dorsey looked like Liverpool, complete with beats, mods, rockers and motorcycles. After dinner and fun, most headed for private parties but many wound up the evening at the HMC student union where a bunch of Rolling Stones types put on a rocker of a dance. 156

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THE WELL-ROUNDED STAG The well-rounded Stoq is a man of many interests. His field of endeavor ranges from balloon-blowing to girl- chasing to betting on a sure winner. He is a man of strength, yet can melt at his roommate ' s tenderest word. In short, vital effervescent, scintillating, and usually tooted.

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Right: White slaves clean up the floor as Grace Scripps prepores for the evening ' s enferfoinment. Featured were skits, songs and orations. These girls once again proved themselves the leaders of the gracious living set OS their whole evening glided effortlessly along and everyone enioyed themselves im- mensely. Left: Dorsey ' s Rockers mill around waiting for the oction to stort. This open house was morkcd by spontaneity and the fresh- men of the dorm should be especiolly com- mended for their efforts to present one of the most interesting and entertaining of the hall portics. 157