Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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1I11f1 almosT every acTiviTy The campus had To oT- Ter and holding imporTanT posiTions There. Their musical TalenT and dramaTic slcill They displayed To a hilarious Friday chapel audi- ence, wiTh a sl4iT based on The sTory oT John SmiTh and PocahanTas, perTormed pan- Tomine Tashion and voiced by a narraTor. They have Their serious momenTs Too and have proved Themselves scholasTically. Yes, The class oT '47 proves ThaT gayeTy and seri- ousness can go hand in hand even in war Time. -f-Q, : 'Guarded well by elms and maples . . . earts were oun and gay Living in ThaT agiTaTed inTerval beTween The period oT acclimaTion and ThaT oT spe- cializaTion, doing The Things ThaT couldn'T or shouldn'T be done, The Sophornores keep The noisy Tenor oT Their way. UninhibiTed by in- creased responsibiliTies which anoTher year brings, and wiTh a year oT experience behind Them, They display characTerisTic Sophomor- ic exuberance, vivaciTy, nonconTormiTy, and experimenTaTion. Sophomores Talce increasing inTeresT in campus organizaTions and commiTTees, many oT Their members holding imporTanT oTTices. ln aThleTics, parTicularly hoclcey, bas- lceTball, and Traclc, The girls are very acTive. AlThough iTs name has been camouTlag- ed, They celebraTed Sophomore Day in The same old spiriT. PugilisTs in plaid shirTs and ieans ruled Tor a brieT hour, and Then mingled wiTh The crowd, also clad in plaid shirTs and ieans. Rooms reelcing wiTh per- Tume, WoolworTh's special, soaked Tloors, salTy beds, and locked doors all Tollowed in The walce oT The invading Sophomores. They

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FRESI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS Pre-sidenT ,,,,,,,,, WilTred Emmons lFall, WinTerl Charles Johnson lSpringl Vice-PresidenT ,, SS,,,,,Y,,,S,,, ChrisTine Frerichs SecreTary ..,Y..,,,, ,, Y,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Margery Owen Treasurer ,,,, ,,,, , ,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,Ann Nick Social Chairmen ,,,, Sue Tucker, JusTin Couillard lFall, WinTerl, Francis Pray lSpringl Sponsor ,, ,, .. ,,,s,,s,, ProT. J. ArThur FunsTon ln The begl There were Freshmen. -l'haT was obvious. One wild SepTember day They invaded The campus in hordes and began To malce Their presence TelT. They had TeaTures To disTin- guish Them Trom The crowd: The TallesT and shorTesT sTudenTs on campus, largesT raTio oT men To women, The only class wiTh mid-Term re-porTs and special head gear, and a mem- bership which geographically embraced The ATlanTic, F'aciTic, and The Caribbean Oceans. ATTer conquering The iniTial sympToms oT home-siclcness and learning whaT Time The mail was up, They succeeded in geTTing inTo Pre-precedenT spree - Cosy, Jeanne, Rachel, and DoroThx- TTIGII A blisTering day, in some ways. Wy' T illll

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masTer The siTu ing devilry on Sophomore Day or enTerTain ing Seniors aT a Tormal loanqueT. aTion wheTher iT is engineer BUT amid all The pranks and osTenTaTion There rises a noT T mores, in choosing Their maiors, seT The paT- Tern oT Their TuTure college careers. Sophomores - siTTin', waiTin' SOP!-TOMGRE CLASS OFFICERS PresidenT ,,,,,, ,,,,o,,,,,,,,,,..A ,Phyllis Smelser Vice-Presidem' ,..,, Alice RoberTs SecreTary , ,,,,S ,Y,,,,,,, E linor Wood Treasurer Y ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,ss.,,,, ,,,,, A n n Nick Social Chairman Sponsor Y,,, ,,,,, Evelyn PenninqTon Dr. Francis Hole Juniors clean u Th p e commons e o seriousness. Sopho-