Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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HELIGIU , a if ' ' T PHILII own F Standing before the fireplace in the Meeting- house's Wymondham Room are William Orr, Philosophyg Hugh Barbour, Religion: and Thomas Bassett, Religious History. F g E Department series, favorite of brides. EEE T' g , X 1 Thomas Bassett, History, and Landrum Bolling, General Social Science. Not pictured is Geraldine Meroney, General Social Science. 4 FG 1' .5 1. .1 s X' as M J! ' y 31 pf The Meetinghouse, a place dear to the hearts of Earlhamites: Center of religious activities, shelterer of seminars and English Ill 'l'0RY Daniel Hosler, Q. 'wir ik . iffy nf' ' .. .Q x History Q5 gpg 5 , Hif i 2 I jfor' 1 p K I 19

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E00 UMIU Joseph Coppock, and Claude Srinneford, prepare to reveal the mysteries of their newly- acquired peg board. 1 PULITIUAL CIE CE J WWWM i T9 S ' . I I . t t 5 . : ' z - .' - 1 ' - Q K ,Q - 5 g jj'- ' Landrum Bolling, left tux . ' I V Ab :X if and J. Arthur Funston s , 'rf e lfr?s far w h' i K , 7 , 'Q fl , f - ' , N2 'f A ,f ff. 11. f - . X' - ' 41- --'- 1 l 'I 'semi lffxx t,. A 3 , ffm- Y A --Mm I + ji: ug. ' - 1 Q I, 1 X X 'gal W eeeer -f--M-fr ' A me ' . ,A xp ' f S: ' ,l,1,'r :isp , 2, 2.1:- ' Z ay B K. si T u ww. , DY AMIC Mr. and Mrs. William Biddle 21