Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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lii l in [0 I ' RAXK R. i-:lli( )rr A.I ' .. W ' ilmin.ytnn Ciillegc I ' l.S. ICurlliam College A.M. F.arlliani College A.B. Earlliam College . .M. Cohiniliia University Kllidtt can give the phili)sii|)liieal as well as scientific reasons fur the siHits iin a fnig ' s hack. His classes are a complete enrrienhini in them- selves. His II, .vv iif wnrils ripples gentl nn. iinnctuatcd hy a suhtle joke, hnt watch closelx ' nr iin will niiss that roguish smile tncke I in the corners of his month. He says it is a waste nf time tn argne with a 5-ton truck. lU ». 1ER L. M( )KRI.S A.B. ICarlhani College . .M. Colnmhia University I ' rcif. Morris is the economist who figures the high cost of hreakage in llundy. His statistics show that re- inforced concrete and armor i)late are the chea]iesl in the long run for huilding dormitories. He has almost hecome converted to the theory that hoys will he hoys. i rVrT.TXK PRTTt -TT R1) .■ .l!. I ' .arlhani College r.RRTRn)i : i ' .. rtel AM. l-.arlhaiu College Lover of Latin. Miss Doan ' s right hanil woman, assistant to Prof. Markle, Miss Pritchard moves among us with low voiced greetings and quiet steps. Miss Bartel is a rather exclusive nieniher of the force, heitig rarely seen. She has a hirsiness air which lea ls one to think that she can not he hothercd, hut she is never too husy to helji a strug.gling student. ]A) 1 T. |( ) ' F.S B.Sc. Wilmington College . .M. Kansas University Ph.D. .State University of Iowa . i.| ' :. . |)I-:r c. itrdn ' . .l ' .. Peim t ' dlege li.n. Hartford Theological Scni. I ' ll. I). Hartford Theological Sent. ( )ne week of Prof. Jones ' assign- ments will convince any Fresliman that the good old 11. S. days are gone forever. Outside of preaching at two different churches o.u Sunday, teaching History through the week, and helping with the family wash on Saturday, he lives a life of ease and comfort. His color scheme sliows originality ami impartiality to liori- zontal or vertical stripes. Prof. Purdy is a fearless liolder of convictions. His masterly ser- mons ri.ghl from the heart hold one spellhound. His g lodness radiates to those ahoul Iiim. He possesses a keen sense of humor that the most old fashioned of churchmen can neither resist nor criticize. His is a life that counts — a man at his best. r M Page tv.cnty-thrcn

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p i . =n ' - FELHERT I.. IMIII.LIPS B.C.S. Bowling ( in-cii I!usiiu-s-. L ' niv. Prof. Phillips si ciuls his siimim-r inonlhs picking si|iiirrols in llu- wodds of Kentucky. His courses are compressed and condensed, Init never completed. His good natnri ' has nut failed even in the dentist ' s chair. s. : rL ' F.i. i:. caimox B.M. Des Moines .Musical College Next to music he loves solitude (he says). This year the Prof, decided to try out cafeteria cooking before coming to a delinite conclusion, lie uses the same method in coaching a .g.lec clul) that Hurry up Ust uses in football, lie li.is prcsi ' ntrd some real artists to l- arlham audiences. Once in a while he gives us a treat Ijy .giving a program of his cjwn. ¥i I Oi CH. RLES E. C ( ).S. xr) B.L. ICarlham f. .liege . .M. Chicago I ' niversity Prof. Cosand drives himself far from the maddening crowd each day. He can teach agriculture in the Saar ' alley in France or Ruskin here. He is so great an admirer of Shakes- peare that he resemliles him in fea- tures. We wonder if his little chuckle is copyrighted. - X, E ' ES . .B. F.arlham College .- .M. Columhia I ' niversity Miss F.ves knows everything know- ahle in Ivnglish and illustrates it with original poetry or drama. Her quiet voice flows on and on with unceas- ing knowledge and her countenance always betrays a happy thought. MIEE ARD S. M ARKEI . B..S. F.arlham College .A.M. University of Chicago Ph.D. University of Chicago He not only knows i)lants from the ground up Init is also the author of a treatise on Root Systems of Cer- tain Desert Plants. Prof. Markle leads cross country again this after- noon ui ptirsnit t ' f the wild tlnwers or leaves. .Scientific investigation must precede all positive decision is ' his solemn conviction. IL RE( )W EIXDEICV A.M. Farlham College Harlow is the inventor of a new game. It consists of asking two liara.graph questions to he answered with one word. Synonyms are con- sidered a personal foul. F.ven those bright Sophomore historians admit he knows a little hit about the part of our native land. i l ' ,.v:.