Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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AND STUDENT BODY, EARLH M COLLEGE, 1914.

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NETTIE TERRIL MOORE, Ph. B. Instructor in Frencli. A demure southern lady with a pretty drawl, a droll dry wit, and a high collar. MARY A. .lAV HAI.LAKI), A. B. Instnictor in Spanish, and Registrar. Few of us know the kind- ly little registrar except as she beams up at us from a desk swamped with books and papers. Busy always, but ever ready to help a fellow in a muddle. Always the same cheery temper even on the day Freshmen sign up! LAURA (. ' . (iASTOX. Director of the Department of Music and Instructor in Piano. She is the lady with the truly musical temperament. Yes, she may seem flighty and piratical at times, but it ' s all toward a good cause ; she just sees things with a musical eye — that ' s all. And if you misunderstand her at times, it ' s because you haven ' t a musical ear — that ' s all. (JLENN FRIERMOOD Instructor in Vocal Music. A dark man with mysteri- ous eyes glides in and out of Earlham and few see or know him, for Friermood, the handsome voice cultur- alist, has little time for any but his own people and the singing sisterhood. He has adopted Madrigal and made a hit. He had chorus — but dropped h — it. ELSIE MARSHALL, A. B. Instructor in Domestic Science. That Miss Marshall gets tliere every time you can tell by her walk; that there will always be the right amount of salt in the soup she makes you can tell by the set of the little bow at her neck; that she is popu- lar, every member of the student body will testify.