Scripps College - La Semeuse Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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A woman's college has not always been considered a great opportunity. The tendency for many years has been the desire to share the advantages which men enjoyed. And this was natural in the days when the struggle was being made to secure larger opportunities for women: when women were aching for admission to schools of higher learning for admission to professions, for political rights, rights to their own children. rights to their own persons: - in the noise of that battle one heard but little about the greatness of being a woman. The emphasis was all placed upon woman's resemblance to man, how and in what particulars women equaled men. and the demand was stressed that women be placed on a parity with men. Now that women have gained those rights and privileges: now that they suffer but few social and legal disabilities, women of today are concerned more and more as to how women shall be advanced as women - how they shall perform the women's task. -Mrs. Joseph Sartori Toll Hall Dedication, 1927 992' ,, LF. .,z ., ?- -- J-,'-v 'L: : . K ,g In . , 1 , , V ...it if W .. I' . k amz? ' 1,3 V.15g-gg'.:iQf:- si

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A far-seeing woman, Ellen Browning Scripps, has. among her many benefactions for the improvement of human life seen fit to make this her crowning contribution - a tribute to the education of young women. -Dr. Susan M. Dorsey 1927