Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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fftz DEAN H. RAN DOLPH PYLE 'D' cj-v A. B., Whittier College, 1926 A Ph. D., 1931 Here is a man who dispenses mathematical knowledge to embryonic Einsteins and justice to masculine pranksters with equal facility. Despite his absent-minded air, he keeps abreast of all student activities, and even takes a genuine interest in such insignificant social events as midnight serenades. A mute man usually, Randy, by his spasmotic flashes of Wit and humor, has Won the name of 'Happyn Pyle among the less respectful element of Earlham. But there can be no denying that when it comes to mathematics, Prof. Pyle is indeed a whiz. As someone, possibly Shakespeare, once said: 'fWe shall not look upon his like again. DEAN PYLE g X A. M., University of California, 1928

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Brother Dennis is a man of many and varied abilities. He manages the official affairs of the college, acts as middle-man between the trustees and the student body, teaches classes in Law and News, and engages in such extra-curricular activities as leading the successful campaign against a bill for state taxation of private schools. Easily recognizable from afar by his syncopated stride, the rakish tilt of his hat, and the everpresent brief-case, he scurries from place to place, undoubtedly the busiest man for miles around. The Indianapolis Speedway was deprived of an intrepid and colorful driver when Wild Bill took up the study of international law. We are always filled with wonder and admiration whenever we behold him piloting his stock-model Dodge around the students and between the trees. We are under great obligation to him for his loyalty, his friendship, and his untiring interest in anything concerning Earlham. Among his other innovations he has entirely done away with the proverbial green carpet, which now' serves as the foundation for his filing system. Able executive, camera enthusiast, ringleader of College Outings and Senior Picnics, torchbearer of the G. O. P., interpreter of international relations, a regular fellow with endearing mannerisms and a swell sense of humor-that's Prexy.

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CLARA COMSTOCK Graduate New Haven Normal School of Physical Educationg A B Earlham College, 1920 DEAN Commie knows more about everybody and his folks than any four members of the F.B.I. Our Purple Sage is at home in her office every day to give council, listen to tales of woe and pleas for leniency, and to help plan social affairs. She keeps posted on every college activity and, whether it be in the parlor or in the ballroom, she is always willing to shed light on any two subjects. Dean Comstock is the power behind women's athletics, upholding the high reputation of Earlham hockey, and contributing vocal assistance and encouragement during all contests. D X R OM CLK N V ga I Il IH i X . U 2'