Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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M. RAMONA COX, Westfield, Ind. A. r... Latin. ■. ■. C. A. 1-4, ( aliimt 4: Suuknt rd-incil 2-4: dioru- J-4 : I ' luL-nix 2-4. I ' rc-iilcnt 4: I ' la- sical I ' liili 2-4; i loniian (. ' luli 4. IIktc littk ' nl the nK ' lanclii ' 1 - rlrimiU in lur. hatc cr classes l anii na JMinnl, iIkto tlif -liaik kuvw tlicN had a rival. FRED W. EMERSON. Vermilion Grove. 111. II. S.. r.i()lii- -, ' rhc-i-- : IArn nf the icinitx nt Richnidnij. V. M. C. - . 1-4. I ' rc idcnt 4; (His]iel Team ,i. 4: Student L ' nnneil 3: ( )rat(irieal --iieiatii in 1-4; tike ( Inh , . 4; I ' irenki- ticn Mana,t;ei Marlhamite o ; Scienee ( hil) 2. . ; Ionian 1. 2. I ' W.i; - sc;ciate Editnr Cla- s luirlhaniiie 1. .Mu e nut that 1 thn i|uietl ' |ii i)Cee l. hiir what I wdlk I wdh, and tlieix- ' an end nn ' t. lie i- line i)f the 11111 1 ca ih ' amtisrd (it ' all ntn- ehildfeii. inv a vfi,L; ,i;lini; ' al. a under a iiiiefi i eii]ie will hnld hint quiet. e. - ee]it that he trie ' - tn out-Aiarkde Markle in ,st(ir -tellinL; fur hmii-s. lie ha aK(i a hahit nf niak ' in hint ell useful with the bird classes every sprinL; hut, so far, ha-- succeeded in eluding; ' the little blind uod of this eiiur e. ELLSWORTH ELLIS, Shendan, ind. A.I ' .., Ili tiir}-. Thesi-- ; (Jnaker-. in Iniliana and . ' la ery. ' . .M. ( ' . . . I. ? : Hay .student . -(ieialinn 4; ( ii ' .atoric.al . --- -neiatiiin ,1; l ' re--ident Ilistorx ' ( luh .-!, Thiiu --a ' --t an nndi-]inted thin;.; In such a --(ilenm way. llavint; ' fduiid nnthiiiL; in ( iiu cnur-e nt -tnd - which cunld titl iiccupy his intellectual pnwer--, he ha- emharked n]ii n the hi ' h seas of matrininny. ilh the hcLiiiniinL; nf tlii- ex]ieri- ment his power to terrify the piri ifes- ir has waned. Page eleven

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H. HARRY BOWING, Richmond, Ind. i;. S., r.ic)l.i-y an.l ( iK-nii-trv. TlK ' si ; The Ettect- of ( ' i ill( liiK in AhiiieiUatii ni. .Science C lul) 2-4 : I )a - Sludciit ' Association 2-4, I ' resiclent V3. The worlil knows nothinu; ' of its ,; ' rcatest men. lie nil A es anion; n as one who l no s, ami e ' en the nii- crohes and the coUoids (]he - liini. l ' ' or he hatli a ninjeslic (hi; iiit ' and a cahii reserve wliich ,u;i ' es the nii,n htiest professor ]iaiise. LINDLEY H. CLARK, Washington, D. C. 1 ' .. S., ( ' heniislrw iolet I.i-lit. diesis: Chemical Action of Ldtra- ' . Al. C. A. 1-4; ( )ratorical Assuciation 1-4; Cliorns 4; d ' rack d ' eam 3-4, .ManaL;er 4: Ionian 1 .A ' 4 : Science Idnh 1-4: Alan- aL; er Cdass I ' .arlhaniite 2 ; 1 ' aisiness Manager Skmok Axxtai, 4. I am a man wlio from m rirsi have heen imdined to thrift. Idoa; , ha inu; spent his first ear on Koiinh-Xeck hall on tlrst door, decided that dollars were hetter than (noii)seiise, so he turned financier. Clark A ' olf, t ' olle,i:; e Xovelties ; Leonard iv Cl.irk, . iiialenr I ' hotoi;ra])liers : Reed ,K: Clark, .Mmuminimi . i ;ents ; u;(. ' iit I lamnmnd Typewriter t ompany. Shades of ddiomas W. Lawsoiil Lindlex ' , th - ,L;oini ;- will he listed ill the cohiinn headed Ihisiiiess ( )]ipi irtnnity. VERA E, CROME, Richmond, Ind. I ' .. . s., .Mathematics. I ' a . sindenl ( ' oiincil ,v4 : Cdmrns 1-2 ; .Science C hih 4 ; ( iennan ( Inh 1-4: (lass Secretary 1 4. l ni . ledge exists to he imparted. ( f a somewhat dignified. pi ' cise, calcnlating nature, she (111 ISC ti 1 de clop (he science of mathem.itics. I hndiig exhausted ihe suhject. sIk ' goes this spring lo illianishni-g, tliei-e to g;iin new glories fur hei ' sel I and liei class as teniporai ' principal of the I li-h School. Page ten

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MARY A. ELLIOTT, Carthage, Ind. ,V r... I ' ji-lisli. ' riK--i- ; Traii-hili ' iii of Kin.i,; ' AltredV I ' rM -crli-- iiit .MimIci-h l ' jiL;iish. W. ( . A. 1-4, CaliiiK ' t S.I, 1 ' ' 4; Ivxeciuivc Commitlee Hal- liwcVn Party 4; llionis 1, 2. -4 : AIailriL;al F4 : Earlliamite Staff 2. .1 : Aii,L;iican 2-4: I ' liL-iiix 1-4; A -uci.atc Ivliinr e4ass h ' .aiMhaniite 1 : (lav- [ ' .arlliauiitL ' StatT 2. Tlie heart i tin.- 1-cst liiu;iciaii. I k-re we baxe an autlinrits ' nu l ' ' arlliani ' ca c — three ear in the ]:u--ine ' -s — and, incidentallx , :i culleetor (it A ' s and -UA-. WILLIAM R. EVANS, Indianapolis, Ind. I ' .. S., ( ' henn ti -. 4 lie i : (. ' Mrn-l Ml keliniiii,; ' . W M. C. A. 1-4: r.a-ketlall d ' eam . ' : I ' .ad ethall Mana-er 4: I l.-dliiwe ' en l ' ' . ecmi -e t ininiittee 3: I ' re--s idnli Sp.i, 4: Sci- ence Clnh 1-4, I ' )-esident 4. ' A hat L et-- (iui- .attentidii et-- ' i u. ' d ' .ill di ide his tinK ' 1 etween cani]instr ' and :ithletics, with i ine lell (i ' ei ' f(ir |inre science: lint he i■ laiill like a cienti-t, and In hmL,; ' , eni|niidni,; t ' lirin, ti)p]ied with a tw ' i j hnndi-ed ;ind eighteen decree --inile, can ]:e seen tnwerini,;- amid the shrnlilieiw (it the ceineler at an ' time hetw ' een hmr and ix,- es|ieAall - in the spring term. ANNA MARGARET HAMPTON, Mooresville, ind. A. I ' .., i ' jii li h. ' ihe--is: llelen llnnt JackxinA C ' riticism I if tile 4 ' reatnK ' nt ( if the Indian. ( ■. A. 1-4. ( ahinel 4: I ' re-idem Stndent ( ' imncil 4: I hdrus 4: h ai4liamite Stall .-i : nL;iican .i : I ' hienix 1, 2; ( la Secret:ir .i : ( kis- I ' Hl h ' .arllcnmte Staff 1, ' d,iliert i ' (il mmx ' alne than an ' Li ' iU . ' li-- sad that Ik ' h;i(l Ic he clr i ' -( ' n Im- iIk. ' . tmk ' nl (iii em- inent ]in. ' sidenc -, hir the inujiirs nf dffice h:L e cnrlied ,a hnhhlinL; |ii e (il Inn ,an(| ruhhed her dl a ear nf nnschief ' . nd et, melhink-, :inth(ii ' it hecume-- her well. l ,iiie Iwflve