Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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All of those in Rural Sociology class will recall one brighteyed girl defending the rural population against both the text and the professor. Fran Cail Campbell, this is, one of those constant and steady people- And this delectable bundle of zoom and Swish is Sue Carr. We heard her characteristic laugh, so full of rollick- ing and then gone so suddenly, and immediately she came into our circle. Things get done with Sue around! The economic, politic, journalistic card-shark, Wayne Guernsey, is well known to all who have ears to hear as the serious orator with deep voice and many gestures. These boys have ambitions-Wayne, Bill and John. Bill Frances Campbell W. Noble Greene Susan Carr W yne Guernsey William Hale John E, Hill led our Freshman activities with the same zest, seriousness, and friendly flirting with which he manages the most difficult situations, while John is recognized for his conscientious leadership and his fondness for blond hair. And can he sing a merry tune! Noble Green and his wife live at Fountain City Can ambition already come true, perhapsj. Here, without a double, is our man of many roles, Archibald Quince Klute- hero, prompter, gravedigger! He manufactures personalities on stage, cartoons his Way through classes, and goes to and fro each day like the rest of these illustrious 20

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Thea Briggs typical business men's suits, the tie pins-and incidentally, Bob is a connoisseur of antiques, and loves 'em. Here is Bob Campbell, too, with his car, hair, and smile which really have to be known to be appreciated, at least Frances Cail thought so! On this page We have the editor of our book, tall Earl Fowler. His inspirations, always tinged with the modernistic, have given us our class banner and have help- ed us over many spots where our minds seemed devoid of ideas. We admire his abil- ities and his graciousness of manner. Even when it comes to burlesquing Hamlet C lj the depth of character and intelligence you always associate with Earl are there. William Farmer Valarie Barrows l Earl Fowler Ruth Binns Lowell Cox Lowell Cox is always a big help when you want to burlesque, too. lt's surprising to us that he hasn't made a Rudolf Leeds editorial with his Workers of the World, Unite! It's rather typical to picture him here surrounded by girls. Valarie Barrows probably doesn't mind-used as she is to one-woman-all-men classes. Ask Va- larie to do anything for you and her generous nature will comply. One girl on cam- pus who can really let down her hair and wear gypsy colors is Thea. If we could all be so carefree! And ask any Yankee trading shotguns and loving class picnics and he's sure to know Bill Farmer. Remember Binzo, too-always ready to go. Her class spirit rides in the wake only of her athletic fervor.

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'Ihornas Klute Dorothy Coggeshall Eleanor Dilks Guy Jones 21 day-dogers. -Guy Jones, man of many E's , presi- dent of the Varsity Club, accountant de luxe but best remembered by some because they rode in his exceptional Model A - Dorothy Coggeshall, the girl with the husky voice, who breezed into our class from California-and Eleanor Dilks, frequen- tress of the biology lab in Bundy basement, she knows her Buick and her fraxinus quadrangulata. Billie is the first of the Seniors to land a job. She appreciates people and we appreciate her-the characteristic tongue in cheek and side remarks! We recall the hours she spent on class programs, picnics, and the other jobs we turned over to her. Stupendous is the only word that would begin to describe the number and magnitude of the things Bright Spot Fuller does. She flashes around the campus, the busiest day-dodger abroad. A friend to all, a cheery Hi-Girl , red hair, and a poncho under the stars, so Lois lives her life! Someday we'll heed the Gorman wit and subtle wisdom. Libby's another of those people you get to know when you're a Senior, never to forget. Her class spirit was never lacking-even when it came to drafting a hockey team! Teasing and subtle wisdom. yes-and speaking of wisdom, what prophet can tell us who will be able to fill the sudden McCoy's place with next year's Freshman girls? Here, too. we see Ralph McCracken, who manages anything from the dishwasher to the track team to the Sargassos fi- nances in a strictly businesslike manner. and al- ways prefers Bundy to Earlham so far as we can see. Bill Layden had a technique of his own. As a Fresh- man he made it his ambition to learn everyones name. In that we know he got as far as Test. Far enough! Bill is a B.M.O.C. in more ways than one. Red-haired i'Robinhood Rollf. president of Mask and Mantle and star of the baskets. the boards. and the bases, is mystery personified. Self-confident and temperamental, he is an Earlham actor of the highest caliber. Conscientious Johnny-on-the-spot