Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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MARY MORROW, Campbellstown, Ohio. A. I ' .., l ' ' .iiL;li- li. ' riK- ' -i ' -: Inlhuiux ' ■! ' l.alin 1 ' raina mi l .n- ; li li Drama. I )a - Stuik ' Ht ( lirK ' L ' unncil 4: I I all ' W (.- ' en I ' .xeculixx- rmii iiiittcc 4; I ' liairman l)a .student I )raniatics (, Miiiniittrc 3. 4; Aiis licaii o: . ssi ciatc lulitui- (. ' la s I ' .ailliainitc 2: ss,,ciatr Editor Si: i(iK . xxf. i. 4: C ' liainiian Sminr I )rainatii Coin mittcc 4. I ' .xccrdiiiL; wi c, fair-spi ikeii, and prr nadinL;. .Mar ' nni|iiestioncd su]ii.Tinrit in nianaL;inL; play-- and Ikt ]iractical ctficicncy in all lines nf C(ille.L;i ' i irk ha T niaiK- her invalnalilc h licr cla , luit we believe tlie secret i l li.T pi ipiilai it ' lies in her lani; ' hinL; ;( « id nature. FLOYD R. MURRAY, Hammond, Ind. . . r... 1 li ti ir and I ' dlitieal Scienee. Thesis: Intliience oi the Sn|irenie Ldtn ' t n|«in the (.dnstitntidn |iriiir [i IN ' iO. Oratnrical .Xssociation 2-4. ( ' resident 4; (aptain I ' ehalin Team 3; I ' .nard of . ' Student .XfTairs 4: . indent t ' unneil 4: l ' (p(it- hall ' •]•: ' ■ 0, 4: I ' resident i. V.. C u , 4: I ' re- Tlnh , . 4; I ' res- ilient of (.ia-s l 4. Rnfe — fiintljall player, dehaler and ]i(ilitieian — is noted for his ahilit ' to art ' ue till the lowinL; herd winds slowl ' o ' r the lea. and to plav foothall like a hend. I ' .nth ways are Ljood to know-. RUSSELL M. RATLIFF, Pendleton, Ind. A.]!., I- ' ,ni;lisli. Thesis: L ' olonial Literature. Y. A[. C. A. 1-4. Cal)inet 4: Student olunteer I ' .and 4. Pres- ident 4: Student Council 3: I ' .ditor-in-L ' hief T ' .arlhamite ' 4. . ss()ciate Editor Sp4 : Ani;lican C u 2: hmian 1-4. I ' resident ' 4; ( )ratorical Association 1-4; .Vssi ciate Editor Sk.xjok . - Xl ' Al. 4. He was a scholar, anil a ripe and l;oo(1 one. r.eneath the dignified demeanor there lies a sense ot Irinior that surprises us at times with tlashiuL; wit. and thiini;h he scans ([uiet, do not he deceixeil, for our court jester is the ji illiest of companions. Page nineteen

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BARCLAY D. MORRIS, Montezuma, Ind. I ' .. S., riiysic . Thesis: A I ' ernieaineter Test if tlie Mag- netic I ' n ipci ' tie-- I if In 111 and Steel. ' . Al. C. A. 1-4. ( ' al)inel 4: Track Team ,i. 4; I ' l-e-ident . th- letic .Vssnciatii m 4; Ionian 2. 4. rresiileni S]i4: Science ( Inli 1-4. Since llarclay ci ime.s frnm I ' rof. Alurrisdn ' s home C(im- ninnity, he decided that it would be only an act of courtesy, and a possible chance at greatness, to major in I ' hysics. I laving (hus liecome inanioiu ' ed ai wheels and inclined ])lanes, all cliarni of spring and shaily cam])us have failed to lure him forth from the l;il:orator - where most of hi working liour ;ire s]H ' nt. MABEL NEAL, Eaton, Ohio. . . I ' l., I ' jigli h. The-.i : hittiei ' ' s Re formator - Influence. ■. W. C. . . -?: .Vnglican ,-. .Silence is deep as eternit) ' . Speech is shallow as time. .Mabel ' per istent inclination t(j go home week-endh ha for ,1 long time been a ])uzzle to its, but at last we believe we have -oK ' ed the m ' ster - — ot that he loves b ' .arlham less, but that die lo rs b.alou and — well, e-- ; b.atou, more. ' HAZEL B. OLER, Williamsburg, Ind. . . I ' .., baiglish. Thesis: d ' lie Trend of the l e olutionar)- I ' orce ill I ' -iigli b Literature of the Last Half of the Xine- teenth Century. ■. W. ( ' . A. 1-4. Cabinet -i : Student Council ,i : I ' lueiiix 1: Class I ' MJ Secrelar 2. She is a wiiiu.in, therefore ina ' be Wdo ' d ; She is a winnan. tliereli rc nia be won. I lazcl has the repulalion ol being an expert cook, and of ] ossessiiiL; a sweet tem]ier which nothing vet discovered can rultle. . he kclares her future is settled and sIk- is going to 111. ' W Is. Page eighteen

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SALLIE RAIFORD, Ivor, Va. A. r... I atiii. Thesis: The Theoli l; ' nt Lucretius. A. I;. ( iuilh.rd L ' olles ' e, ' 08. Can uch thiuL; s he. ami DN ' ercimie U ' hke a summer ' s cl ' iuih withiiut iiur s]iecial wi )niler . ' A : ; entle - llUthe n luaiilen vc fnuiid her. ami (inly wi-he(l that he had ci lUie to u --(loner and sta ed a little li ino ' er. LEVINUS K. PAINTER, New Castle, Ind. A. I ' .., I ' .ihle. The i : The Inlluence (if the Creat l evi -al U|i(in l-riends ' Meetin; -- tor ( H ' ship. ■. Al. C. . . 1-4. Cahinet W ' .i. 1 ' ' 4: t rat(jrical Association 1-4: ice- President State IntercollcLiiate 1 ' rohihitii m Association ,i. I ' re-ident 4: l ' ' ,arlhaniite Staft ,■!. I ' .usiness Alana.L er 4: Ioni;ni 1-4. ' Idio ' roinid his lirea t the rolling; clouds are s])rea(l, I ' Ternal sunshine settles on his lK-a(l. We onK tak ' e this for L;i ' anted. lor no one Ik ' .s ex ' cr L; ' one liiL;h enoui ii as et really to know h - ( ihservation the truth. 1 lo e ' er, we ha e f:iith t(j l;elie e that his sernioUs will alwa ' s he delixered on a hiL;h plane ( aliout s(:- -(.-n feet). ALICE REES, Vermilion Grove, 111. . l;., L:itin. V. W . . 1-4; .-student l )inicil 4: Larlhanute StatT 4: I ' lveni.x 1. , 4. I ' residenl , 4: t ' lassieal t lull 2-4: ( lernian ( •lull 4. .Slronu; I ' casons nKd (. ' stroUL; :ictions. W hen Alice fearlessly speaks her mind the men kmow they ha -e nioi-e to li ht down th:in a woman ' s reason. Page twenty