Scripps College - La Semeuse Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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NIABEL FRANCES BELL IANE BRANDENSTEIN Pasadena, Califbmia San Francisco, Califbrnia BARBARA IVIACKENZIE BROXVN FLORENCE SOPHIA BRONVNRIDGE Lax Angeles, Califbmia Santa Ana, Califbrnia 54

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saE:ly through the Fifth year of the college, and Ieannie with dilhculty, has herded us to class meetings and found us a pecu- liarly intractable group. We have always been a class of individuality. Wlletller we were 'gconditionedn that way by our long months alone as Freshmen in Clark I-Iall, or whether we M ust grewl' like Topsy, is hard to determine. Perhaps we Heel that there is something almost as distinguishing about belonging to the Second Class as there is to the First Class. For we have always been the class for experimentation. When a method did not work as it should with the First Class, we were the ones who bore the brunt of seeing what would work. ln spite of being a group of distinctly different individuals, we have worked together as a unit with greatest ease when the occasion demanded. We recall the nights we spent huddled to- gether over the coflte cups in the Clark I'-lall browsing room. And the grand co-operation we displayed when called upon to entertain the awe-inspiring Sophomore Class with a May Feteg the great ease with which, in a compact body accompanied by dishpans and trumpets, we woke the whole campus that they might know we had a bonhre. We have laid our foundation. Now at graduation we realize what the word Commencement really means. Wlmeii we meet for the last time as a class in caps and gowns, receive degrees, and realize we have become Alumnae, we will bear with us a deep sense of regret that these years are over, and a deeper appreciation of all that we have gained here. 53 .

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Y NINA NEVADA BRONVNRIGG FRANCES LOUISE CARR Glendora, Califbrnia Los Angeles, Califmrnia NIOLLIE BROOKE CLYDE HELEN IVIAY CONISTOCK Santa Barbara, Califbrnia Pasadena, Califbrnia 55