Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Minutes slip by so easily when we are en- grossed in a favorite pastime or just simply dis- tracted. Strangely enough this time often soothes our minds and mends our broken patterns of thought. All Earlhamites find themselves in idle moments . . . in the middle of a lecture or chapel service, slouched in a booth in the commons, waiting in the endless cafeteria line at noon, or in a brief walk through the cemetery. H :f A wtf il. ..,. 'es Alf i .X is l Students are invited to come in and browse around in our excellently equipped bookstore. At 'he served meal you get 1 SIIILCI' under your coffee cup iff, 1-f ' GET The pool table in the rec room of Bundy Hall gives the boys an cliance to exhibit their prowess. 1, -r 3 , is 17 i 3. r E r I I 1 l .

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qgadzkil 1 ' Earlham Hall's spacious social lounge gives the Women a place to entertain . . . and apiuno. She's lovely . . . and so is the stairway. A

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Earlham Cffers The classes work frantically in secret to finish their float in time for the parade down National Road. the pre- lude to Homecoming weekend. Url Having a good time is also an important aspect of the life of every Earlham student. These hours or relax- ation are spent out of classrooms and away from books, but they are no less an integral part of our education. From watching a Saturday morning soccer game to the Juilliard String Quartet, and from the excitement of the first dance held in Earlham Hall to the easy fellow- ship of a weekly hall party . . . these are all ways in which we can relax. The atmosphere is simple and in- formal, and pressure to conform to standards set up by a group are not felt as each individual is free to dis- cover and develop himself. i 12 y. n , .-. - ...,.-, ,- .. 1,-. ......,af f