Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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: rii.LARn s. aiarki.i-., run. L llivi-l-MtV nf (1lK-;i-.l Hl.il.njy The K..ck .,f Cil.raltar lie m er changes his mind His iiiacliiiie is ,,l the make u-r,d,l famous for its iii -ariahiht ' ami e en the chronological tinier ol his jokes remains the same from iar lo ear MAR rilA |)( lAX, S(;.l)., ( ' iirilell I ' liiveTsitx Chemistry. Dean of ll ' miu ' ii Dr. Doan excavates. She mines for the in- nate ahility and qnalitv of e ery freshman girl nnder her ciating of green. The point is that she funis it, ■■Her looks ,lo argne h. r replete with modestv : Her w,.rds do Oioiv her «it ineomparahle . 11 her perfections ehallenge -overeigntv. ' . KrnrR ai. (.■ii. Rr.i ' :.s, . .m., I-:arlham Oilk-.tje iicriiuiii and French Never sliidy « li.it he assign ; if it is |-rene e sure to .tnd ( .ernian. In 1 leeeiiih.r h .■compained his »ife and .laughter to hairop, nK. TKH|-. .M. Jl ' :. KI. ,s , . .l!., . ■suarlliini ire I ' rcnch Silence was Miss Jenkins ' chief failing when she came to Earlham in mid-year, hut a short time in our big family found her cured. One only needs to sit at her table to know her life history — and your ow ' n short- comings. She deser ' ves a Inking star from tile W. A. A. for her promenades in the class 111 iM1-:K I.. . l( iRRI. , . .AI., f ' iihiiiiliia I ' ni cTsitv PoUlical ami Social Science Pean of Men Dean Morris is a liMiig example of wdiat one hour of recre.itioii per week can do for a man, Xot that we w.iiit to discourage any aspirants for the position, hm it ' s a Strenuous life.

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i-:r. i-:st irj) [AX, ai.s.. I ' liivcrsity of IlliiU ' is Chi- mist ly Some peciplc can ' t sec wliy a I ' Ve liman should sit (in the platfcirm with the faculty. (Buzzer rin ;s while student is reciting) — Please rememher that I am not holding yon. Mr. is doinn tlic talkiuK. ELSIR . I. KSI I.M.I.. - .l ' ... I ' .arlhaiii Household lu-onoiiiics Last week was-a (.,„„ F.n-li-h Week-a tIir..UKli.int the country aiul-a 1 think that-a we 5h..uld .niphasize it-a at Earlham. Did ou neVr hear say Two nia - kee|) counsel, putting one awa ? . c,XKS 111 ii.i.isri ' .k. :. c. Mrs., lUish reni|i]c ' oi .Music, Chicago Piano The clima.x of ihe triplets, . he incases her feet in white-lop shoes and her hands in glove- or a nniiif for protection. The method she leaches is that of Leschctizky — definition of mere academic student: attack the piano as tlii.uj,di it were the weekly washini;. Ct.. R. CoM.STi )CK iroiiicii ' s .Ithlrtics Beshrew me hut I l..ve her heartily: I- or she is wise, if I can jud.i e of her: And fair she is. if that mine eyes he true; - nd true she is, as she hath proved herself; - nd therefore, like herself, wise, fair and true, . shall she he placed in my constant soul. FR. . K I ' .l.l.lt il ' T. . .M.. I ' .ai-llKiin wouhl he successful in detecting a smile on hi; lips. I ' erhaps these are like his singing — wi didn ' t know he could until we were told.

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jOt I ' AL ' L 11. i;ri ) V. . S.ll.. Haver fnrd and ICarlhani Business Mamii cr. Bookkccf in Xever say tliat vi men are the only bargain hunters — here is a man confirmed to the haliil. To feed two men at the cost of one is !iis task. -M. R(;. R1 ' T I ' .RICIIA.M, R.X.. r.attlf Creek Colic; ,- Xiirs, ' She gives us pills and nickel l.ilK at ..Id E. C. Too busy t.. see her much but never t.io busy to fi.x ns up when we amble.l ar. .un.l. I ' .l ' .RTll A MII.I.1 ' :R. . .I;.. I ' .arlham . Issishiiil Lihraruiii .Xccimmodating and efficient are the two terms that best describe her. When we have looked over a shelf half a dozen times for a book she walks calmly out and finds it right under our noses. M. R ■ I-:. I ' .i:ris(. ii. I ' .attle Creek Pichtuin cry business-like in all her methods and k. I i.mg well within the budget allowed for the fee. ling of the angry mob, Miss Bertsch e ' en finds time to devote to many social duties and t. . appear in thq latest gowns from Paris. L1A ' 1S T. Jo.XES. I ' ll.l).. .■- tate I ' nixcrsily . f l.nva History Whether bear or alligator, it ' s all in the game to him. But be never has to hunt for words — if anything failed him it would be his breath.