Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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'Q P'-e V. Secre Tre Soci :UV SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS OF BU denl ....,,..,...,,. IP. Andersonl, E. J d lSp gl ine F oenl, ,,4,,.,..,,,.,.,.. ,..,,...... L Ldly 'CE Viil 5,-. . E'.. . al Cha . . 1 i Calverl l f ...,,,,.......,...,..,....,.. M S H rnbrook E P i'iei'Eii''gi'','iQ1 i ii-i'al i'f's',5' gl .. .... . ENV! El, . lfl OV1 , BFCUS GY N THESE pages, we have lried lo lay down our col- lege personalilies. ll is like selling a mileslone al lhe mosl opporlune poinl: al lhe slarl ol a road, al lhe lool ol lhal slope everyone ol us will lollow, and lry lo lollow upwards. We know one anolher ralher well aller lour years logelher. Almosl loo well lo have noliced lhe changes lhal look place in every one ol us, slowly. l-lowever, we will soon be scallered over lhe globe, and allhough we may meel, none ol us will lind lhe classmale lhal he lell on comrnencemenl day: lhere shall be new lines in our laces, a new expression in our eyes, probably a new oullook. Here, lhen lo be able somelime lo iudge lhe pres- enl in lerms ol lhe pasl, is lhe allempl lo lix and presenl ourselves as individuals, lhe people we were in college, al Earlham. John l-lunl is lhe good-nalured, good humored newcomer who joined our class al lhe beginning ol lhis year. On week days, he looks like a lellow slu- denl, and we know him as lhe Duke in Palience and lhe lellow who saved Prol. Cox's lenor seclion. Bul he melamorphoses inlo a lull-lledged minisler every Sunday. Sugar 'n spice-and a measure ol philo- sophical disposilion lhrown in-lhal's Winnie l-larris as we know her. One ol our mosl aclive day dodger girls, she has lhe lriendly habil ol remembering peo- ple. She deserled Earlham in December lor a hus- band in Wesl Lalayelle. Key man Brumbaugh is

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Our ihird year in college saw us begin 'ro assume some of 'rhe responsibiliries of life in a more serious manner. l94I broughi ihe war and we were forced To be more serious-minded. Cognizani of Jrhe iaci ihai our days were numbered, we feverishly began +o cram siudy and play info as many hours as possible. This, our senior year, has been more disiinciive rhan any oiher. We have gloried in being looked up 'ro by underclassmen and shared much in common wiih 'rhe laculiy. These rhings were maierialized by leadership in organizaiions and by such inspiring occasions as The iaculiy breal- lasi and Prexy's garden pariy. Our ranlcs were sadly depleied and disorganized by rhe draii which swepi Earlham as well as oiher small colleges. Ivlany oi our men were unable io gradu- aie wiih The class. The acquisiiion of The quarier sysiem leii liiile 'rime for anyihing buf srudye ing and we couldn'i seem io aiiain hall our goals for The year. In spiie oi ihese odds we had as much lun as any senior class. We clamped down on unruly freshmen, led lhe parade 'ro rhe Tiv rush, reigned ai a rainy, 'rhough gala May Day, and carried on wiih rhe rradiiional Senior picnic wilh midnighi hilariiy and nosialgic reminiscences. June 2I will see us leaving our dear old Earlhamu relucianrly, yer eager and ready lo gc our and conquer new worlds, coniinuing ihe eiernal process oi growing up . S.-5 S Hun- ani nuff- 'Q-s 'ca ' 4 - ' -' '

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John l-lun? Winlfred Harris Marlc Rayporf Pells A r lvlarqarel Pomeroy Allen Brumbauqlw Caroline Lulcens Palolw Q' l