Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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1 e fb X-f:ofofeO if O rx 5 ,fy Q ix. , ' .0 ' is O l 0 ,l xo- 4, 2 Pig 1. fel .eLf-M-.:s- 4 ss- fi 4 ec.-- Q 2- 016 Qc toil ff .Y w N , , ix , , b f , XXX f J -9 l xi on E, BIERRILL RooT. i-LB. Amherst College QA .1 ,f-'Q CKTN i-lsszsfmzf Profvssoz' of English . HN fjb W A genius in the art of choosing words and creating . . . . . . . 5,5 D I eolortul, brilliant figures: an .artist in the lilt ot rhythm .X O 5 ig and the charm of rhyme, Professor Root has the soul of QX ff o .. . . . . ' X a poet. His classes in English take delightful holiday to ' JN ' X runs into the country of literature, wandering through green V ' -iw ' meadows of prose and chasing delicate butterflys of poetry! fx - X ff , His is an encouragement that inspires you to write be- 4 fx l X' cause you love it! ? X . i Q X, 4 f D O X QW 9 J. K o D , o f 5, 1 ,f yxxf, RUBY D.xvIs, PH. D. Cornell University X l. 4' . . . X 5' Pzvbtvxsoz' of EIIQIIJZI S it r X 0 f . . , 0 K X, Org Miss Davis is a real scholar and one who knows how 'OV is to make scholarship attractive to us. She is also a 'N ' ff E thorough believer in the gospel of hard work. and has Q3 X' rx given an impetus to the Hagging ambitions of many a f ' student of English. J X Mt -- Eg, IAA K Y 2? . YK XL -X X f 1 Ky xx- J-41 J' l C fl 3 l ' l : 0 X Tnoxiixs KELLY, PH. D. X 0 - Ar Hartford Theological Seminary A ,fxs fi , , . - - , x x .1 PIOj'LAJ0l ofPlz1I0s0fvI1,v 1 N Y Behold a philosopher, indeed, in whom there is a Q if sf 0 boundless store of wisdom. Who of his students would 1 0 X ' dare to lay aside the quest for truth and think naivelyl I ' Dr. Kelly's experiences in Europe, plus his genuine ability W ff' . to recognize true values wherever he finds them, have l ,' made his classes well worth the strenuous mental gym- ' nastics for which they are' responsible. i f 'D+ . 1 . 4 0' AQ ' 'b if mera f e fe Mr Qtqf rg - s i l - ix S N51 C o ff -I l fi L. 'xx 1' X47 V gil f so ie j X- Dfw 1 ' Q fr .l-- - Lf 'ff l K ' K , Q r l . X e Page twentyssix

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- Q sa ,- , ,i x my ' X gr ?O6 0i4-,0 fxff, , cs S rf ggi Atv films D ,ter '-At 11765513 1' i 1 4 -! SX -1-4 'ii 0 1 . be rf it if 1 1 e i to all 1 Aix Q X 1 ,HA i XY11.1,1.xx1 Niiwizx' TRL'15i:Lr1111i, LITT. IDA 1 .-A l li , , - VKXY. ix 7 f :tulh.un Lullege 3,4 N5 in-dyg I h . 4 . 1 ' UQ 1J1'11'TC.C.VO1' nj bnylzxlz c. ' 1 X 9 'tPrufessor XYITI. N. has witnessed the passing uf inure ' W-3 O91 1 student geuerzitirinis than any other nieiuher nf the liarl- . A ham faculty. More1wer, he is revered and loved hy them TDQV-Q 1 all. A happy emnhiuatiun of poet and pliilosuplier, plus ' Fe l 21 reassuring twinkle. make him genuinely human. l W N , r Xa! lx ,lx 1 1, , N, MQW ee W ' we ll.ll 1213 , tt 14 ,Ji ,J Xxx ,f Jfyxyicql Q X54 5 l y I il Qxf' 1 'if ,s --K fa K-Q ll 11 .XNNAX lfvlis. .X.Kl. Lloluuilmia Lvl1lY61'Slfj' , L7 A i . . . , . 'll l .4x.v1.v1'11111' P1'11f1'.vx111' of Illlljfljfl ,wi 631- . , . ' ' ' . , will itll filfN,f,04 Miss lives trmits even Freshman themes with a snule. -A l-is WU. Z0 Hers is a wide and careful sclmlaisliip, a sympathy with ,iff- all that is time in literature and life. and a quiet hut steady liumor. Her friendly Chevrulet, all gloss and jet, is au lftffxfli' l ever present help In Day Dudgers. She is always ready xl?-SJ 1 fl, ,fl lu moperate in cliapertmiiig' E1 camp-supper or in judging ff wi ' . . . r , - Q 1, bp Mfg-Q the ineipiency ut dt-haters! qhx gl ,, W , K i lf? ,ll iifli , V Jia' X ,QQ E 7,1 ,I ,L my ' il , , fi - I VE, 'w 'iw we hy X ' l lllifiii Of 1 C11,xR1.12s li. Cf1s,xxD, XM, University of Cliicago 1 ll - ' . . . f' - 'D . NU I' nhl P1'0f1'.r.r01' of EIIfj1I.YlI lf Professor Cosand has a farm and a twinkle. He is the CMQQ, i ix- ' 7 must human, democratic and genuine of men, We wish he rf! ld f gl didn't live so far away-hut we knnw he enjuys the com- 1 X 1' parative country as Emerson did. He is a guide, philos- Q X5 opher, and friend fu youth. directing it tu ways ut pleasant- '-,X ness and paths ofpeace. His is liumur.with-a chucikle. 1 , H J 'N He drives abuut in a resplendent Chariut nt the Sun. 5 ff ' 5 Apollo in a Buick! , Vf , 'J f l 1--fd i C X Q 1 1 -5 , r' ,- h lim f 'fi ilkm N. , A A' sax ' 17'f9f7X A 1, pea' -X 2 FY' -1 QSTAL, -Jegr X55 Xin? ill if 1 s- , 5- 1 qs ' a svtifw sf Q X -.- -f , A - y my X X 1 5 qw, I ,W ' . fl K m , X., X Aix lex .1 ik ml X Page twenty-Five

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u . ,' I' .li :L li Y:- X, V my p , Ano I if 15 ' A 0 E o . 4 CLYDE A. AIILNER, All. Haverford College ,'lXA'l'SftI1lf Professor of P.Yj'flIOl0gj' and Dean of ,Urn Wfantedz Someone to deliver an address at a club meeting, here, there, and everywhere: someone to act as Dean of men, with wisdom to direct the affairs thereof: someone to explain our complexes in their varying degrees of mysteriousness: in short, someone who has the unusual gift of understanding people and showing them that he believes in them-immediately, by the law of association, Professor Milner Hashes across our minds. lf1-oRENcE Loxc, BLS. University of Illinois .'j.N'Sf5ft1lIf Proftxvsor of .'lft1f1ICllIlIl'll'.V Miss Longs gentle satire and sense of the ridiculous are a splendid latchstring for her room in Earlham Hall. She can vigorously apply the mathematical method in hguring out human nature as well as in hguring out so- lutions in the classroom. ELKIER D. GRANT. PHD. University of Chicago RCgI'Sfl'tII' of 1110 Collage and Profrssor of flftlfflfllltlflfj Dr. Grant's sympathy and kindliness are always a source of reassurance to entering students, whether they be seniors or freshmen. He is, moreover, the popular man on Commencement day when diplomas are in order! W Ry. ik .0 f X Q X, 0 l f' X Q .lf O ,JI 9 0 A 0 ,-Cx oily 0 Rf .0 A RX gl 9 ' .. rv :Q . O rl r , I X 1 2' sf , I e ,f I 1- sa- - eva -a aa aefivl X of- 9 . .ff Y-H . l X , . . fc? 'N . Q wks! .X xlxflkre if - 1 71.1. A I s 6 -2 L 0- D 4 . 3 -I 2 I xx CN I X 4 it X-f ,gym-C, Page twenty-seven lk, ,O Q ,Q