Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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I vI J.IA r . TRn-iu.oon B.A. Earlham College M.A. Earlham Collese riiilosopher and iii et, tliinks thoughts that no mortal man can comprehend. He admits that he is not orthodox, hut he possesses very definite and decided ideas about things nevertheless. We wish he had more chapel duties to perform. He wants to retire Init how can Earl- ham get along without him? rA :TIf A ix )AX B.S., M.S.. Purdue University B.L. Earlham- College Sc.l). CoriU ' ll I ' niversity Words fail us, hut never Miss Doan. It would take an automatic rapid-fire dictionary to carry on an intelligent conversation with her. She helps us to discover and develop our latent possibilities. Her splendid personality is pure gold without allov. i ifn M AFARV E. I ' .KRTSCIT Diploma from Scliool of Home Economics This is the same picture Mary had in last year, but you can ' t blame her. She can ' t change every year. She is too busy ordering our cereal and tak- ing music to have another one taken. If you saw a flash of vivid color and heard a voice, probably it was ] Iiss Bertsch. T. H. COFFIX B.S. Penn College A.M. Penn College Ph.D. Cornell University The Dispair of Beau Brummel. One Prof, who says you don ' t have to keep a note book, but you keep one anyway. He is an advocate of the cai)illary method of learning. He supplements his ideas of Kant with some gentle but firm ideas of his own. Ern i I ' . TRri-.r.i.i h )1) B..S. Earlham Cnllege Ph.B. . nn . rbor . .M. Earlham College Took a vacatiiin in Florida. He comes back witli an added coat nf tan and heightened enlhusiasni fur better Earlham. He hates to lose worse than Coach himself. E. rERRII.I. R( )OT .A.B. Amiurst Prof. Knot ' s juvenile appearance and air of imiocence is enough to camouflage his official position even in the presence of the most sophis- ticated. Under his seeming impass- ivity there lurks a spirit of jollity. He really comes from Boston al- though Miss Parker will never be- lieve it. ( )ne needs to have taken track to keep up when he gives notes. Page nineteen