Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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CORA HOCKER, Berne. Ind. A. ];.. Latin. ' IlL■• is ; Lifr nf Tilicriii-- fnjiii Latin . nurces. ■. W. C. A. . 2: LliMi-us 4: I ' h.L-nix 2: Llassical Clul. 2. 4: . science (lull l ' ' 4. 1 am a wnman. Wlirn I think ' . 1 mii t ]icak. ' ( iij-a kaiiicil til talk wliun she was a mere cliikl. and throii ' h ilili,L; ' ent cnlti atiiin (if the liahit she has arrived at the heig ' ht 111 JieiiiL; calk ' d the liiL; ;4est talker in the elass — exeept certain I if the men. MARY KENWORTHY, Richmond, Ind. . . 1 ' ... I ,atin and ( ireek. I ' .rxii Mawr Scln ilar hip Alternate; ! )av Student Curls ' Cnuncil ,■ . I ' residenl 4: 1 lalkiwe ' en I ' .xecntiw (. i mimittee 4 ; Ckis- ical (lull .1, 4, I ' resident 4: Class l ' .arlhaniite Staff 2; Slixniu Ax- r i. St.-iff 4. The prayer nf .Vjax was fur liL;ht. ' .Vhiiut the nuly thiuL; ' -he has nut mastei-ed i-- her in- u])eral!le de-ire fni ' stndw and her tear nf -nakes. 1 )es]iite these si mie- w h.at pardiinalile w I ' akne-ses, she L; (ies next ear tn he the liead iif the ( U ' eek ile| i.artment at I ' aeific (.nlleL e. HELEN KENWORTHY, Richmond, hid. A. l;.. Creek. I )a Student i iirC ( . .uneil ' . . ; t hurn- ' ; I ' la--ieal Chih ,v We can fuid uu qui il.atii m In hi i U ' leii. luu e ' ' e keen t ild II infidenliall li llm-e whn knnw, that sheA the hii i esl lease in Ihe Slate, .•lud the mei-riesl, must sireiuii iu-l sehi h iLh.-itinL; ' elnld lliat e er relu-ed tn L i ' iiw n|i. I ' .ige toiMtfen

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PHILIP W. FURNAS, Valley Mills, Ind. A. r .. I icmi.m. I ln ' -i- : ( liaraolri- in i 1; n-tlu- ' - fi ' tlicr. I lavcrfMi-il Scliiilai--lii] .MlrrnaU ' ; M. ( ' . A. 1-4. ( ' aluiKl ,i. 4: I i-at(irical AsM)ciati(ni 1-4; ( liMni- J, 4; I ' re - i lnli ' -4 ; As- iiciatc Rditiir Karlhaiii I ' re , l- ' ilit ' ir-in-i liicf 4; l- .arl- hamitc Staff 2: Ionian 1, 2: ( a-rnian ( lul) 2-4. I ' rc- idcnl 4: Class Earlhamite Staff 1, 2: I ' rc-iikau ni (la-- W, : --ociaU ' Editnr Skmiik Anmm. 4. TIk ' puct- e c. in a finr frcn; ' rojlinu;. ' I ' liili]) ha- all the rci|ni-iK ' - tiir a real iH.ct. inidudini; ' a tnu ' head iif licanlifnl. Innu;. thick. a ' liair. and a ne er- failing; ' fund of i iMiil nature. lie i- ni de-l withal, lint we are justl) ])roud of our laureate, and of the liit- of erse -tinned 1 ' . 1 ' . RALPH T. GUYER, Richmond. Ind. 1 ' ... ., ( henii-tr . ' f];e-i- : Idle Storage luitterw na - Student- ' A--oeiation 1-4. i ' residenl ' 2 ; ( ratorical A-- socialion 4; l-o..tl all -E 1-4; d ' rack I-: 2; !•.. l-.. ( duh 4: Science Cduh 2-4: A--istanl in ( lienii-tr - l.al)orator 2. 4: Class VnO President 2: I ' re-ident Chi -- I ' i ' l.i Snd: Adverti-in-- ManaL; er Siinior Axxi i. 4. rerliaps -ou one da ' saw a thunderiuL; I K-nioslhene- in I ' rof. ' j ilehate cla-s : or an animated lion in the cheniistr ' laliorator : or a tornailo i n the Reid field ridiou. If iiu did — well, that ' - ddirk. HALFORD L. HOSKINS, Carmel. Ind. A. I ' .., ( lennan. V. Al. C. A. 1-4. Ca! inet 4: ( )ratorical A--ociation 2-4: (flioni - 2 : ( ilee L lull ,1. 4 : ( ieriuan t lull o. 4 : Ionian 1. ' d li- li te wa- gentle. llalford stole -oftly into our midst with a iolin under one arm and a fox of a--orted dreaius and a-]iiration- nmler tf.e other. lie ha- relin(|ui-hed the violin: vocal -erenadin ; ' i- niore etfecti e. — and all his a-|iirations are now to make dream- come true. Page thirreen

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JOHN H. JANNEY, BrookviUe, Md. i;. S., Matheniatics. |)a StiiilciU- ' A■ s,.ciati( ll . ; ■, M. ( . 1-4; K.niaii 1. -2: Cla-- I ' .arlliainitc SlalT 2. A imrrioi ' man. Within tlic limit n liccumiuL; mirth, I tu ' XiT s]icnt an hi nr ' talk withal. |;ick lias liccn a man of |iarl- I ' ri im ihr hern nt Ias I i imantique ti ivc dn in Tlir Ihin-c (if Uinnm.n. Hul as 11k ' --imiicrinL; ' . liivc-.sii. ' l maid in I ' yi ' anh-- anil I hi hi. ' he ci roil hi-- greatest success. Wdicn. in the fnlnrc. he i- |)r. lack, all iif his ]iaticnt-- will rccdxcr in a ruar i i lani hlcr, w ithdUl mcijicinc — if. indeed, he kill them n t ir.it i.l hanil w ith his sidc-s|iliitin ' jukes. RUBIE JONES, West Milton. Ohio. A. r... l ,n-lis|i. d ' hesis; din- keality ..f the S. ' cial Divide l)a Student As-dciation 1. 2; ' . W . C. A. i ' l. 3, 4: An-lic.ni ,■!. 4 : I ' hi enix 3. 4. ' d liaxe heard nf the lad , and .idd Wdi ' ds went with her nanie. A keen enjdX ' nient df hnmin- and a hahit ut takin; things for jiist what the - are wni ' th, hesjieaks in the kad nn nur riL;iit a self-reliance and a clearness nf isiiin which the rest nf us dn ni it all ]inssess. A. LEROY JONES, HughesviUe, Md. A. I ' .., r.ihle. ddiesis: ddie . naha|)tists. ' . M. C. A. 1-4, C ' ahinet 4. . ; Student Ci.nneii ,s : I ' lmthall 1 . ,v.s ; i. E. Lduh . : ()rat(irical Assneiatinn 1-. ; Inuian 1. V?: ■Associate h ' ditor Class V 2 h ' arlliamite 1. Lerii remained at cnUe e an e lra e.ar just ti i have the ]iri ile.u; e nf heini; i radnated with the class ni l ' »l,i. I ' .esides, the Coach w-anted a reliable man to ])la center on the foothall team, .and Mrs. r.allard, and — oh. well ' an wa - Mrs. I ' ,, de- sired his ]iresence in the ReL;isirar ' oflice. harewell. i-eroy. we wish thee naught hut well. Page rifceen