Scripps College - La Semeuse Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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Everywhere, everywhere, it's Christmas ,gg 5? Isabelle Surcouf as the Madonna

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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.

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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