Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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THE SARGASSO 1914 [ tion by the liquidation of the building ' debt and the increasing ol the endowment. Within about five years no less than $280,000 in cash or the equivalent has been handed over to the College by its loyal friends. The plant of the college is now worth well nigh a half-million, while the endowment, productive and improductive, has gone quite bevond the half million mark. Today nur greatest need in the way of material equipment is a iiKKlern and liberally proportioned gymnasium, for Earlham has always stood for the development of the body as well as the mind and spirit. It is to be hoped that the promoters of the preserii Sargasso will give this movement such initial momentum that th- college historian of the next Sargasso may add a bright new chap- ter to the story of Earlham ' s progress, by recounting the steps in the materialization of our present gymnasium ideals. ROP.ERT LINCOLX KELLY.

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iffi MOSKS BAILEY, Portland, Maine A. B. Greek and Philosophy; Honor Student; Earlhani Teaching Fellowsliip, Y. M. C. A., Cabinet 3; Student Volunteer; Ionian 2, 3; Ora- torical; Gospel Team; Bible Class Leader, 3. A gracious gentleman he is, and no mistake. Be- neath this thoughtful eonn- teiuinee there runs a vein of humor, rich, delightful, though not known to all. To him who knows how to work the combination of a three- year diploma and highest honor man we bow. Mose is a baffling mystqry to the girls and speed king among Earlhani pedestrians. BARBARA A. BECKMAN. A. B. German. Day Student. Girls ' Day Student Council :i ; Phoenix 4; (ierman Club 2, 3, 4. Barbai ' a is a sly deceptive creature. She tries to make us think that she believes ' ' in being seen but not heard. But those who have been with her know that she ' s as wild as m liuffahi Bill performance. ( HAK; I). BUTLKR. B. S. Aledo. 111. Chcmistrv. Y. M. C. A.. Cabinet 4 ; Earlhamite Staff 3, 4; Circulation Mgr. 4; Bible Class Leader; Bundy Student Council; Ionian 1. 2. 3, 4; Oratorical; Class Earlhamite, 3; Sargasso Staff: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. W. 3. Here is a business nuui with enough optimism to insure success. He has a mind that can get outside of fourth year chemistry, a rii ' li deep voice aiul a wav with liirn tliat wins hiui uialiv frii ' uds. BLAIR CONVERSE. A. B. Richmond. Iiid. lOnglish and German. Honor Student; Press Club; .Man- aging Editor Earlham Press 3: Day Student, Pres. F 2; Tennis team 1. 2. 3, 4; An- glican Club 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Class Earlhamite 1; Sar- gasso Staff; Chrm. Scnioi Play Comm. lilair is our prince of the King ' s Knglisu. But he has never let that interfere with )iis common sense and good nature. We all like Blair— he is a scholar, see his rcci rd; he is a perfect gen- tleman, know him; and for recreation he takes on Dr. Coffin for a fast game of tennis or coaches an Earl- ham play.