Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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WERE THE SENIORS' . . . Remember us? The class ThaT sTarTecl ouT halT men, halT women, and l8O sTrong2 Don'T look now, buT iT's sTill '44, wiTh a Tew links missing. You couldn'T say we Till The senior secTion in chapel, wiTh only 48 women and I5 men To our crediT, buT we sTill leave our mark on Earlham acTiviTies. As Tor The resT, '44 has gone To war! OT The hardy perennials, 36 have sTuck iT ouT Tor Tour long years, lO have acceIeraT- ed To graduaTe wiTh us. So here we are - small buT rnighTy, and here's The lowdown on us. Did you know: -lhaT 42 oT us are l-loosiers, wiTh New York and Ohio claiming 2nd and 3rd places. All Told we represenT 8 sTaTes, The DisTricT oT Columbia and l-lawaii - ThaT roughly a TourTh oT us have had parenTs aT Earlham, and 5 come by iT honesTly Trom boTh sides, noT To menTion one senior whose greaT- grandparenTs wenT here! LIFE ASSURANCE, THE POLICY OF EL-L Born in l'-722, '44 claims over IOCYO de- scenT Trom Earlham romances. Now, aT long lasT, coming To visiT Their grand-maTer, some have suTTered Trom inheriTed hearT Trouble, 20.324, as a resulT oT unusually severe aT- Tacks, sporT a sparkle on The appropriaTe Tinger, whereas 23.570 have suTTered minor, buf no less severe, aTTacks Trom The same disease. Sad To relaTe, 3.470 succumbed To l:aiTh Maris Barbara Markley Elaine BeVard ElfzabeTh PenningTon Roge s Elvin Miller Mariana Fogg I9

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Clarabel Hadley Rufus Kendall Conslance Fosler Ellen Sianley lvlarlorle Brown Conslance Croyle Earl Smifh Alice Ranclc quiei marriage, reminding us of The 5 proud parenis among Those who began wilh us buf dropped oul. We grieve. Undecided is a iiclcle group ol 8270, who change like The wind, while 97, bear a suspicious resem- blance lo a ceriain wild, carnivorous animal. A fancy-free 37.370 bravely slick +o ihe loolloose lile ol bachelor girl or, ii you pre- fer, bachelor. WHAT HAVE WE GOT . . . ? As a class, '44 possesses quile a collec- lion of powers, gills, and apliiudes. Consid- er Jrhe lacl Jrhar U70 of us are musically in- clined, our ialenls, ranging from boogie- woogie To Beelhoven. Our execulive abiliiy is evidenl in campus organizalions, in which over hall of lhe senior class holds ollice. We're a brainy bunch, if we do say so our- selves, wilh aboul 6070 of us having main- lained a B average or higher. Almosl IOCVO belong lo naiional honorary lraler- nilies. Furlhermore, we're ambilious and in- duslrious - 5070 ol The class worlcs in vari- ous deparimenls ar school, while olhers commule lo iobs in Town.