Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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sARoAsso Board of Trustees VVALTER C. XVUIIIJXYARD, PH.IJ. Cfmirlmlfi ALBERT L. CoPEL.'xxD, AB. . .Scczftilry lNfIL'kR.xY S. IIARKER, ILS., . IIIICF-CIflLIl-17711111 IATXVUOD L. IENKINS, BS.. , .Tl'ELISlll't'l' TRUSTEES FROM INDIANA YEARLY MEETING W1LL1.i1xi O. B.uax.xRn, Newcastle, Indiana XVALTER C,.XV1IODXVARD.,'-QQ, Richmond, Ind LUCY I'IILL Hixifuiio, '38, Greenfield. Ind. ClI.'XRLES M. XNIOODIXIAN, Richmond, Ind. FXLVIN E. XVILDIXIXN, '86, Selma, Ohio I. EDXVARD GREEX, Muncie. Indiana TRUSTEES FROM VVESTERN YEARLY MEETING EDIXIUND T. .ALBERTSUN, bg. Indianapolis, Ind. INILRRAX' S. BAIQKER, '97, Thorntown. Ind. ALBERT L. CIOPELAND, 'oz. Paoli, Indiana EDWARD D. EVANS, '87, Indianapolis, Ind. CII.XIiLES A. Rurgva, Im, Indianapolis, Indiana IXfI.fxiu.1.NN.x Biiowx, '76, Carmel, Indiana TRUSTEES FROM ALUMNI ASSOCIATION VVARDER C. ALLEE, Fill, Chicago, Illinois Hmmm L. lNfIoiiR1s, III, Nashville, Tennessee I-.xL'RENcE I'I.XDLEY, '02, VVest Lafayette, Indiana TRUSTEE EX-OFFICIO XXIILLIAIXI CULLEN IDENNI5 LL.D., Earlham, Indiana RL-cves. Allmuitmui, Iivxiila, Alli-e. NVIHlIlW1ll'1I, Barker. YYiIiIni:-ii. Rliumi. Uri-ix' XYmv4Ili1:iii, K'-ilmliiiiul. Ilnmn. Ilrniiia. Hiiifniil Page tzzfeflty-fzvo

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:mv if P P' fx , SARGASSO RUTH B.-Xl'I'lM.-XXX. Instructur in Pizinofnnd Tlienry nf Music, Music B, lllxrrlin Cul- lege. 19133 A.B.g 1950, GEORGE II. BATT Field St'Cl't'fHl'y. AB. Earlhznn Vnllege, 1950. VIRGIL F, BINFURD Business Manager, Pl1.B. lfni- versiry of Cliivcago, 19.203 A.M Culumlhiri Yniversity. 1028. ARTIIUR M. CHARLES Professor of Modern Languages: BB. Enrlliam College 189-Ig A.M. llfivcrforil College, 1896. ADAM DANIEL BEITTEI. Pmfessorwf Religion, A.B, Find- lay Lullcgrf, 19223 A.M, Ulrerlin Null:-gc. 19135 B.lJ. Vniversity of Vliicflgo, 19253 Pl1.D. 1020. VLARA UOMSTLICIQ Dean of XYomen and Professfu' uf XVomen's Physical Education: Hi-:nluate New llaven Normal Scliuul of .Physical Education: All. Ellflllillll ikmllege, 1920. Page tzuezzly-thife