Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Earlhamites exhibit their skill at a local howling alley. The informally attired crowd is alternately tense and calm. 'n Sn lx VVe highly recommend an adventure in cooking in the Meetinghouse kitchen. Armed with evergrcens, these girls are on their way to deck the halls, traditional of Earlham's Christmas festivities. 1 16Ai.w

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It is easy to get lost in the rapid pace of work and pleasure. Earlhamites find the problem is not what to do, but how much to do. As students grow more active, and their days become busier, the hours seem to gain momentum. Some are able to ride the crest of this flood of activityg others find it overwhelming. Earlhanfs President-elect climbed to 21 perch on top of a 15 foot pole in the center of the Heart to climax the 1958 Campus Chest drive. This is not a habit of his. The WRA lodge is an ideal place to hold a surprise party, and was she surprised.

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Earlham Offers Spiritual Inspiration A Mighty Fortress is our God . . . ' ,, An active and interesting religious program is of- fered to Earlham students. The Meetinghouse, built in the simplicity of Quaker design, is the setting for the Sunday meeting for worship. Weekly chapels, held on a non-sectarian basis, are supplemented by discus- sions, both in class and outg and by coffee hours which are presided over by the chapel speaker. Deputations and work camps provide practical applications for the individual's religious convictions. If the student is interested, these are just some of the avenues along which he may seek spiritual growth.