Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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There is a great interest on the Earlham campus in philosophy and religion, and round-table sessions lead to lively discussion. Education is books, teachers, classes, and a place to learn. Education may be difficult to a-t- tain or it may come easily. We select interests and settle down to learn more about them. Deter- mined to succeed, we dedicate our time to the work which will decide our future, Freshmen just beginning and uncertain . . . Seniors con- fident, yet a little uncertain too, for they will be leaving Earlham soon pursuing the professions of their choice. Ancestor worship is not encouraged, but studying in the cemetery during warm weather is enjoyed by many. The actors in the Mask and Mantle productions find that re- hearsals and study times often conflict. I1nlx'swa:lArI11l.l-4 5151111235113 en.: zmmz

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The lecture room in Dennis Hall enables the professor to see whether all the students are awake However, the initiative necessary for work in the laboratory requires that the students stand up.

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Physical education is important to many. We look forward to the traditional coffee hours follow- ing chapel and assembly. Students and faculty here with james Robinson. Art and photography exhibitions are of interest to stud ents on rainy afternoons. S w l J xg