Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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s ' XXX 'VII' s Ihr Hrvnihvnt Q f l T y .. ' S Dr. Edwards approaches his tenth anniversary as Presi- f y dent of Earlham College, he has a decade of busy, success- G X i i y ful years upon which to reflect. The future of Earlham, with its ? A l y quadrangle of buildings and adequate equipment looms bright Lv l l and colorful for the succeeding generations. Certainly we students li, ' 0 Q, now at Earlham are more fortunate than we appreciate in having 9 0 l ds , an administrative body of progressive men and women who are 0 ll X open-minded and eager to make the college a place where real fig, ?s' intellectual achievement may be stimulated. Though the president l has necessarily been absent from the college a great part of the l lv fl time during the last four years, and consequently his eagerness , .X gl Kano to know each student individually has been hampered, his real 0-:Sv y interest and friendliness on the campus have been evident to us all. , XX T Those of us who leave college this June particularly wish to U if X s express to President Edwards our enthusiasm and anticipation for w 153 T an Earlham in the future which will even surpass the one we W X ,f , -i have known. f l To Earlham nowour song we raise, y l Oh, she will ever be I X J C The fairest school of all the rest- ' 0 X A sacred memory. lx U 'N ft , As we look back on college days, V,AX K L' Their gladness to recall, ll in Xp iff? VVeJll make her name still ring with praise, QT! 0 0 V4 And love her best of all. lk-'Xt l i I 4 l?. , 5 i 0 c N B 0 -'N Q V - 0 A O Q M X X, YK fx ' ' O TJ : ' '1Q7 1 Q 'Q Q 7 X .ff f X ' . gr ,fn A-4,5 - - -- - n X- Ji a . f in , f ff 3 .X a X - M, , Q Q - ., .x .1 . fl 4193 W ' x 4 as -J 'MJ-Ukb Page twenty-three

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