Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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MARY EMMA SMITH, Selma, Ohio A. I ' ... l ' Ji,L;lisli. ' riic i : Tlic I .itcrature nf tlie W-wSmuiIi. Whitticr (.nllc-v 1; ' . W . T. A. J-5. C ' al)iiu ' t ,v3 ; StuiK ' iil C ' liuncil 2. ,1 : Anglican . : I ' h.uiiix 2. ,v A wuiiian ' s gentle iKart. hm iKit aci|uaiiUcil W itli liitliiiL; clianL;o. as is false wnman ' -- la lii. m. TIk ' 1-c arc inatu ' tiling;- that Mai ' v I ' .iiiiua ilm ' s wx ' ll. luil chief aiiKinu; ' her acc inii li hiiieiu-- i-- tlie happx laculty nl iiiakinL; ' friemls. ami — a xiearimis interest in nieiliciiie. CLINTON F. STANLEY, Carlos, Ind. A. I ' ... lli t(.iry ami h .iliicati(in. M. ( ' . A. i-4, Caliiiiet 4 ; Student ( ' . mncil .V 4 ; I ' residein Student AlTairs r...ard 4: I-. ., ,t],all -l-: 2-4; r.a hetl.all •■!•:■■ 4: Track l-: 1-4, Captain 4; (dee t luh , 4; hmiau 1-1-4. 1(1 knnw liini is ti i l(i e hini. Ilnhe, ciur L reat. M erL;r(i n Imx ' . with a heart of ;,;(ild and sunshine: a suiile with a h.air-spi-in; trii Lier ; and an iinpnsin athletic record, i.;nes to 1 ' enu College, thei ' e to teach the ouths in the class-room how to dowui an elusixe AleL;lira ]irolileni, and on the L; riiliron how to transform l- ' ' - i-4,i into the sini]ile product five. ISABELLE THOMAS, Springfield. Ohio. A. ! ' ,., I ' .n-lish. Thesis: ddie luhics of T.i. i-raphy. Wdttenher-- t oUe ne 1 : V. W. L ' . A. 2-4, Cahiucl ,x 4: Student CoiuK ' il 4: ( iratorical Association 2-4; ( liorus 4; AnL licau . , 4; I ' liienix 2-4; I ' hairman I ' hienix Dramatics ( ' omiuittee S.v ' A ho is ' t can reail a woman? Isahellc ' s strong executive ahilit ' and markcilh ' loL;ieal mind have L;aineil for her an enviable reputation, and aKo the man- agership of various affairs, from dramatic productions to Senior socials. The tilted ]ioise of her head and her strayinu; curls mark her in an ' throu ' . Pai;e twentv-three

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GERTRUDE E. SIMMS, Chicago, 111. A. l ' .. luiL;li Ii. Thesis : Tlie Xew Rnmantic Xotc in .Mddcni Literature. ' . . C. A. 1-4: Hoard of Stinlein Ati ' airs 4; Student Council 1 : L ' hairman Hallowe ' en Executive Committee 4; Chorum 1. 2, 4; Associate I ' ditor Earlbamite 4; Aladrigal Clulj 3, 4; Ani;lican 2-4: I ' hcenix 1-4: Associate Editor Class Earlbamite 1 : ( lass l-Larlhamite Stati ' 2: Class Secretary 2; Associate Ed- itor Skxior Ax xtai. 4. Earth ' s nolilest tliiuL;-, a woman ]]erfecte I. Her activities and achievements, like the capable, energetic ouniL, ' ladv, are al)le to speak for themselves. Ear beyond our -niall po ver is it to heiL;liten or to iliminish the merits of this Rosebud set with little wilful thorns. As sweet as Earlham air could make her. THOMAS B. STANLEY, Noblesville, Ind. A. I ' l., F.n lish. Thesis: The Place of Art in I ' .ilucation. ' . M. C. A. 1-4. Ca1)inet 1-4: ( )ratorical Association 1-4: (ilee (lul) .1, 4, 1 ' resident 4: [ ' arlhamite Staff l-,i. Associate Editor ,1 ; Anglican L ' lub 2-4. I ' resi.lent , 4: hiuian 1-4. President 4: -Vssistant in 1 )e]iartnient of E.n| ;lish 3. 4: E,ditor-in-Chief Senior j x xr al 4. Methinks there is much reas(.in in his saving ' s. Illustrator, cartoonist, telegrajiher. jireacber. Tom came to ns after some ears out in the cold world harnessinii the li;L;htninL; ami drawinn ' |iictures. ami has turned his hand to nian - things with success, hut his chief fondness is for Xoah Webster, and as head ton ue-w i ier for the (dee Club he will Ioul; I ' e remembered. I ' Tr all cKe we are fain to refer ou to the amiable .yentleman himself, and to this little volume, w liich is his b( lok. CAROLINE SHARPLESS, ' Whittier, Cal. P.. S., P.iol,,-v. A. ! ' ,.. W hitti ' er Colle-e, ' KA N ' . W. (. ' . A. 4. (. ' abinet W4 : Student ohmteer P.and 4 : (. ' horns 4; .Science (lul) 4: ( ' lass Secretarx ' S4. ' ' ne canni it turn ;i minute P ul misciiief- -tliere you ' re in it. TIk ' hall that ( arohne has for her dwelling; ' place is sure to lie w ide-,i ake merel in sd f-ik ' fence ai;ainst cracker-cnmibs between sheets, stolen picture ' s. ,and su])])ressed it gles at ten- thirty. If you meet a s|il;isli ,,f water in the hall or encounter a llxinu; umbrella i vv the 1 ran si in . ai nia ' know lint ( arrie is back of it siiiiiew here. Page twenty-two

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MARY TAYLOR, Detroit, Mich. A. r... Latin. W. L. . . L4. Caliinct 4: Clmriis 4; I ' hu-nix L 4: Classical (lull 2A: Cla- Secretary WA-. ' A ' l lUtli is ever Ci nitiiliiiL: . Mai i ver ' literarx ' in her haliit . ami her iiost-office key iv not allowed ti i rust from disuse. When she is homesick she divides her atlentiou 1 elween rielnnt and Indianapolis, and when she i -eu- ihle -.he ha-- a niiL;ht ' ii time nn on third. CHARLES K. TRUEBLOOD, Richmond, Ind. I ' .. . .. C hemi-.tr - and llinldi w. ' rhe ' is : Experiment-- n the Lite I- unction-- nt Sapri ile nia. lla erfiird Scholarship 4; 1 )a Student-- ' ( iri;anizatii in L4. In faith, he is a worth) L entleman, Exceedinu; ' well read. ddie man in Mack, the ; ; entleniau nf my-tery, wdm ci intents him-elf willi -chula tic attainments, i-- a scientist, a man nf let- ler--, an actur, and a l)aftlinL; ' , fa-cinatiuL; m --ter ' hi the L; irls. ORA WRIGHT. Fairmount, Ind. A. I ' ... I iernian. The i- : Literary Idiaracteristics i :f . tuiin. ' . W. t ' . . . S2. 3. 4, Lahinet 4; Student Wilunteer I ' .aud 4; ( hum-- W 4 ; I ' liienix ,L 4. I ' re-ident 4 : iei ' man lluh S, 4. I ' resident 4. Iler ' oice wa- i. ' er -nit. gentle, and luw , . n excellent thin:,; in wnman. ' ( c uiscientii lU--. diliL;ent, i|uiet, capaiile, i-- ( )ra, — hut we are iMri ettiuL; thai ihi-- i nut a dictiiinar nt irtues. Kunw e. .it au rale, that e ma ' find the lad e er In he depended ii| M in. Page twenty-tour