Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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meeT and remember, we will Think back Tor a momenT, and smile. These liTTle Things will always be wiTh us, recalling our Tew years in The chain oT Earlham TradiTions. Old English May Day - bleak and Trigid aTTer weeks oT glorious aTTernoon rehearsals . . . Bea PeTer singing My Old KenTucky l-lome aT STephen l3osTer's manse . . . ChrisTmas caroling by senior women, The Twinkly sTar Topping The Tree . . . Our Fresh- man Chapel Hbarberizing The TaculTy men lFunsTon's red hair bowll . . . Randall hic- coughing To music in The Prodigal Son. Those long green aprons we had To wear . . . Bill Johnson in The Tish pond! Soph l-lell Day - rainy boTh indoors and ouTl . . .The back woods. Clear Creek, violeTs . . . Bal- cony seaTs Tor chapel aT no exTra charge. . . The ice-cream our Treshman year - limiTless and varied . . . Fellows waiTing Tables - and serenading us in The hour beTore breakTasT . . . The daily clank oT milk boTTles, The 6:00 A. lvl. raTTle oT The sTeam pipes, The elevaTor Phyll s STallsmiTh Julianne Richards BuTTerTield BeTTy STewarT Zerkel Marion l-ladley DoroThy FuiiTa James Turner Marjorie Hormel AITred Rigsbee 'R' W

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lish, Biology, or l-lome Economics. The run- ners-up, in order ol lheir popularily are: Modern Languages, Music, Polilical Sci- ence, Speech, Malhemalics, Economics, An- cienl Languages, Sociology, Chemislry, l-lis- liry, ancl Philosophy. When alumni ol '44 gel logelher, rough- ly spealcing aboul 4OC7O will relive lhe lrials of praclice leaching, and compare noles on aclual worlc in rhe science ol educa'l'Fon. IZCVO ol us hope lo do lurlher slucly in grad- uale school in our various chosen profes- sions. Ancl so goes lorlh anolher finished- procluclu of Earlharn . . . WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER . . . Cul inlo lhe world, yes, ancl lar our palhs may wander - loul somelimes we will 24 N Mamie Sims and lhe boys Eunice Crawford Blanche Sfone

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geTTing sTuck . . . Bridge games in The Com- mons - empTy coke machines . . . Overdue library books, The old reserve room upsTairs . . .The dorm drinking TounTain crowded aT- Ter games and plays . . . ThaT epidemic oT crew cuTs, summer '42 - knee socks and pigTails . . . barn dances and Tormals . . . our TirsT pair oT cords . . . sTarched shirTs Trom The laundry! Cosand's noTeless lecTures . . . NorberT . . . Earlham's renaissance oT drama . . . Tarky . . . SmiTTy's BanTam chugging around The halls oT Bundy. . .The DirTy Bums. . . lvlidnighT A. W. S. consTiTuTion- lvlary Pike Lucian De Shong Carroll Boyle RuTh ApplegaTe als ...The showers - The ineviTable Man in The hall . . . Geneva snacks . . . Surd and Willkie in I94O . . . Fire drills aT mid- nighT . . . l-langing ouT The windows oT Carp on The TirsT Spring days . . . The Terror oT Those harmless Junior Orals . . .The TirsT Time we wore our caps and gowns. . . Com- mencemenT Day dinner - The pledge song Tor The lasT Time TogeTher. All These TragmenTs have helped To Torm The kaleidoscopic paTTern oT our days, never Twice The same, yeT Tashioned Trom The same maTerials ThaT have always been Earl- ham.