Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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6-'P The human mind is not a vessel to be filled but rather kindling waiting to be ignited. The successful teacher re- members that his students are here to learn, not to be taught. He struggles to keep alive and fan into flame that spark of the divine which is in the soul of each of us. He guides the faltering footsteps of the novice down the road he has trod. but he realizes that there is no hitchhiking on the royal road to learning. W A X Dean Pyle is ever-ready to encourage and to cooperate in student activities. In his three years here he has gained increasing admiration and respect from the student body and faculty for his efficiency both as a teacher and dean.

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F 4 ' f eff' - You have earned the right to be proud of your achievements during the past four years, and Earlham has every reason to believe that you Will accomplish much in the future. I urge you to hold fast to those qualities of cooperation and friend- liness which have characterized your life here on the campus. Most sincerely, MQQM Miss Comstock is an excellent teacher, a tactful dean, and a true friend. Her office is a familiar sight to those who realize that here they may always find a ready fund of sympathy, understand- ing, and helpful advice.

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FLORENCE M. BARBOUR 119383 Instructor in Piano and Theory of Music Mus. B., Oberlin College, 1928: Mus. M..' 1932: student of Carl W. Gehrkens. F. J. Lehmann, and Arthur Heacox. ARTHUR M. CHARLES 119049 Professor of Modern Languages B. S.. Earlham. 1894: A. M., Haver- ford. 1896g student. University of Berlin. University of Munich, and in French universitiesg research in Bodlerian and British Museum li- braries. J WILLIAM E- BERRY 119363 VIRGIL F. BINFORD 119282 Professor of Greek and Acting Business Manage,- Pmfessml of Religion Ph. B., University of Chicagog A A. B., PEl'11'1, 19003 A. M., 1901g A. B., NIU Columbia University. Harvard, 19033 A. M., Harvard, 1904, Ph. D., University of Chicago, 1922. JOHN A. CLARK 419359 CHARLES E- COSAND 09199 Assistant Professor of Philosophy A. B., Amherst College, 1929g A. M. Harvard University, 1930g Ph. D. 1935. 1 Professor of English B. L., Earlham, 18965 A. M., Univer- sity of Chicago, 1914.