Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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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-

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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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S time oes . . . The Juniors - lnferlude befween fhe be- coming and The acfualify of seniorify . . . Thaf fime of assuming upperclassmanship, of a casual indifference fo 'rhe disfanf fresh- man, of being amazed and amused af fhose hilarious sophomores, of an awareness of fhe delighfful proximify fo fhe highesf, and a smug securify foward fhe sombre seniors, because for Juniors fhere is sfill anofher spring. lf's fhe fime of culfivafing fheir fields of concenfrafion, foo, and of fhe nighfmarish junior orals followed fhis year by a dualify of Thanksgiving . .. And is if frue whaf fhey say abouf Dixie keeps fhe shofpuf rolling as fhe norfh Bundy boys anficipafe breaking down fhe You are asked fo reporf for your Junior Oral.. . walls of Jericho guarding Bundy soufh, fhe usurped haven of fhe junior women. The juniors played hockey and losf, play- ed baskefball and losf jwifh a score foo close for sophomore comforfl buf fhey're on fhe up and up in cerebrafion . . . mainfainers of 'rhe highesf scholasfic average . . . and fhe juniors are faken preffy liferally as fheir co-eds keep fhe school Posfed. The juniors . . . in fheir fime of fun and fancy, in fhe inferim of coming and going, will be ready for fhe legacy of seniorify. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presidenf- John Nicholson jlzallj, Dorofhy Armsfrong ViCe-Presiclenf .,,,,.....,,,, Dorofhy Armsfrong SeCrefary Y.,,...u...,.,,,,,...,,, Rufhanne Gorman Treasurer ,,,YYY,,,....,,...s,.s, ss,, R alph Parfingfon Social Chairmen- Mary Helen Calberf, Roberf l-leywood Sponsor .,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, .... D r. firfhur Berndfson