Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Evan Qllaira Glnmatnrk EIN executing tvvo responsible positions on the campus, Miss Com- stock has gained the respect and admiration of the student body. As Dean of Women she has been an understanding and eilicient adviser, a delightful hostess, and an inspiration to give to the World the best that we have. As Director of Women's Physical Education she has created an enthusiasm for sports and for sportsmanship. In all of W. A. Afs many projects her ideals have been felt. Above all else Miss Comstock has given her friendship to the students of Earlham. This is a treasure that extends beyond our college days into the course of our entire ,-N 1 lives. A host of alumna: bear testimony to her lasting influence to at- tain the better things in life. WY' XITQ A '5'iiRQ'Q '. , w f y X, : +,,H nfs 1 I ii 1 if 11 mi

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O 1 X3 T, 5' , :I 1 .,li i it ' - 1 L Evan . OB. Euan o triumvirate is needed to administer the positions of Dean, Professor of Economics, and Head Football Coach when one person possesses the talents to serve in all of these capacities. ln Dean M. O. Ross Earlham has found a combination of quali- ties which enables him to execute all these positions, any one of which would tax the capacity of an ordinary man. His assistance in the administrative affairs of the college is a ' source of gratification to everyone. His tactful and sympathetic attitude towards campus and personal problems is likewise valu- able. His knowledge and method of presenting economics make all of his classes popu- lar and his coaching K of football adds still another contribution to the college. ln all these posi- Q, g tions Dean Ross is f Q EA N building character. de- tw.. veloping men, further- ing the ideals of Earl- ham. FIGPQXQIQQBII 'll' ,Auf K ,. SSE in zo 'TQLLFQ ' L

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Enarh nf Q rnatvrz XXI.-XLTER C. Vl'oonw.iian Chilfrlmm .ALBERT L. Cf3PEL.XND S6c'reta1'y KIL'lcl:.fxY S. Hxklaiik lYI'ff-Cht7l'l'll1rIl? :XTXVOUD L. llixlilxs , TI'6H5Zll'El' TRUSTEES FROM INDIANA YEARLY MEETING Cii.iiii.Es NI. XVUUDBIAN, Richmond, Indiana I. Eniixiiao GREEN. Muncie, Indiana YVn,1.1.xxi O. B.-xlaxaiin, Newcastle, Indiana Lrcx' HILL Ilixmxn, Ex. '88, Grecnheld. Indiana ' ,ALVIN E. XVILDIXI.-XX, '88, Selma, Ohio XVALTER C. XVUODXV.-XRD, '99, Richmond, Indiana ' TRUSTEES FROM NVESTERN YEARLY MEETING Enxixiiio D. Exxixs, 'Hj. Indianapolis, Indiana M.iiiI,ixx,x Biiowx, '76, Carmel, Indiana Emirxo T. .-XLuERTsoN, 'o5, Indianapolis, Indiana .' JXLBERT L. ClJPEL.AND, 'o2, Paoli, Indiana 'S CIIIXRLES A. REEVE, 'oo, Indianapolis, Indiana ' ML'iumY S. B,-xiuuziz, '97, Thorntown, Indiana TRUSTEES FROM ALUNINI ASSOCIATION I-.xL'RENctE H.'xDLi5x', 'o2. YVcst Lafayette, Indiana XV.iiiDEii C. ALLEE, '08, Chicago, Illinois I-Ioixuak L. Moiiiiis, '1 1, Nashville. Tennessee TRUSTEE EX-OFFICIO XXVILLIAIXI C. DENNIS, 'o6, Earlham, Indiana Hack rnw-lin-cii. Ilmllgy, XX'iIilman, Rlrirriw, Barnzird. XYmnlin:u1. Evans. Alles, Rum-vc. Allrurlsnn. I-'innt ri-n'Al'lii1fui-al, XYW-ilxx:if4l. L'i:pi-laml, Ilrruwn, Dennis. V if-4,7-. af , mf fi? fl T, i 22 'x' k Al