Scripps College - La Semeuse Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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SCRIPPS SERVICE ORGANIZATICN Standing: Thompson, Economy, Shroyer, Coltos, Routt. Seated: Iirgal, Preston. Scripps Service Organization is concerned with its fellow-students: before we first set foot in Claremont, as we enter Honnold Gate, throughout our college career, and as we finally grasp our diploma and strike out into the wild world. As freshmen, and through our college years, S.S.O. brings us a part of the activities and services that comprise life at Scripps. Concern for the affairs of the community and world around us are expressed by the Welfare Committee, Scripps Forum, and the Associated Colleges Chest. Like- wise our musical interests are met by the Music Forum which makes Los Angeles operas and concerts available to us. The Scripps Religious Council guides us in non- denominational worship and activity, while the Vocations Committee helps us plan for the future by bringing repre- sentatives of various occupations to the campus. Through its Head Sponsors in each hall and its agencies on campus, S.S.O. tries to make life at Scripps happy and worth while.

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Top R.: Neighbor, Boyd, Baigrie. Middle: Shroyer, Hays, Browning, Perkins, Riehl. Front: Mordecai, Des Marais, Blackmore. Shirley Riehl President STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an elec- tive body which acts in an inter- mediary capacity between students and faculty. Unlike niost student governments, however, our stu- dent body has the unique privilege of a inaxiinuin ainount of freedoin. The freedoin with which we gov- ern is as great as the responsibility we assunie. The conhdence placed in the student body is shown in the privilege of living according to the high standard of an Hontois Code. It is the hope ofthe Student Council that each student will continue her individual enthusi- asni for student pro bleins and that each student will use her own initiative to find all of those last- ing qualities that Scripps is able to give each one.

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FRESHMAN OFFICERS We, the freshmen, entered Scripps not knowing what to expect. Wie were a little nnsnre of how we would ht into the scheme of aca- demic and .social life. Bat we found friendliness in the other stndents. we found new ideas in our classes. find, most iinportant of all, ice began to hnd onrselfoes. FC1blCHlH1l, Blakey, Holyoke, Beal. lloyd, Brown, Macliinnon, Parsons. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Things were a bit different this year. The fan of spotting old friends on the canipns, or being able to tell a bewildered freshrnan the way to Mi'ss' Cronch's Omce-snch little happenings bronght with them' a new and snbtle sense of belonging to Scripps. And, thongh it was often through eyes half - closed from lack of sleep, we could not help but begin to see onrselsoes not as an island, but as a part of the strearn of history. fllaybe, as sophoniores, we became a little more inatnre.