Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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MISS CLARA COMSTOCK A gift for friendship, with the sympathy and humor that it implies, enables Miss Corn- stock to find something in common with everyone. The hours spent with her are shining ones and will be pleasant memories of college days, and the old gym. Page fifteen

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MISS MARTHA DOAN In four years of association we have learned to value the qualities of our Dean of Women. Her resourceful- ness, her cheerful energy, and her care for the happiness of those about her have given us much to admire and to imitate. Page fourteen

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Our Faculty Y their words you shall know them. Millard S. Markle, M. S., Ph. D. Biology May I please have your atten- tion for a moment? When I talk I always say something worth listen- ing to. Now, these bacteria will feed on your apple core and grow and multiply and replenish the earth, according to the Biblical in- junction. Harlow Lindley, A. M. History, Librarian Howdat o Now, class, get this ! Ninety-nine percent of the rural population was black — things looked pretty dark down there — Massatoosetts was, to all intents and purposes, part and parcel of the union ! Mary Adelaide Jay Ballard, A. B. Registrar Who is it knows our downmost grades ? M. A. J. B. Who is it knows the D ' s we ' ve made? M. A. J. B. Who helps us when all hope is o ' er, Makes two hours grow where one grew before, Who sends us the warning w e ' re looking for? M. A. J. B. Philip W. Furnas, A. M. English Your grammar is poor in that sentence. Who wrote ' Once upon a time so long ago that everybody has forgotten the date ' ? Tell where, when and why it was written and whether written with the left or right hand. Auretta M. Thomas, B. S. Mathematics and Spanish Appears quite feminine and happy — but it can ' t be true for she teaches Spanish and Math. Alexander C. Purdy, B. D., Ph.D. Biblical Literature Challenges our thinking every Sunday morning and on every other morning when we attend his classes. His en- thusiasm makes even the Syn- optic problem ever new and absorbing. Page sixteen