Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Rich in English heritage Hail To Thee . When in the course of human events, we pause to stop, look, and listen, and count our blessings, a different scene greets our eyes. And when the class of '47 stops to look and listen, we find a different Earlham than the one we thought was surrounding us. We remember the many chapel references to the Quakers from North Carolina who settled in the Whitewater Valley - that was some time ago, and because of it we have Earlham to- day. Also, we know that Earlham is rich in English heritage and

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tradition, but often it means only our quadrennial May Day and a picture ofthe English Earlham l-lall. When we remember Earlham, these things will exist only as chapel talks-the real Earlham of the Class of '47 lives on in the study rooms of the libe, the bull sessions in Bundy and ij 'Q g i 1 , 'i ' A L Hin' 'r' Q0 9 ', Q' mifw ' ZA V . xl- .- u rg, i, , J- 'xS92t.. ' ' Siam' 45 Study rooms of the libe ff A Bull sessions in Bundy Hall Page seven