Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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2 v students communicate with each other by fan mail, over the phone, through informal discussions, out of the silence of meeting .... there are times when all of them go on the blink - no letter has been in the box for days, lectures seem to be in greek, the commons conversation gets stale -- and then, charlie brown, you feel all alone, by yourself. usually a good night's sleep or a few hours of concentrated study restore connections. it not, there's ioe elmore

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'Til' I I' :l I. ' I uv , 11fw ' ,,..- . I ,X as l Q ! x V - lf,in:.-.1n. 'otwv' I-fd! 1 gp ...Q - ....,. 00 'Q viii . gigs? 2 'V f ' ..,-IJ, A- .. ...Q A -'- . V 'E!1uNf- A ' there were moments of pathos and comedy. no one cared too much about sam, the homely mutt that hung around the cafeteria, until he was killed by an automobile iust before easter. students who felt they lead something of a dog's life were more than Q f Q sympathetic. sam was buried with elaborate ceremony. X ' ,X hack hatcher drove his model a like the near-sighted f Nx mister magoo. amused spectators learned to keep a X A respectable distance away when the antique was in motion v VH 'Z ' x l one of hack's favorite short cuts to richmond was the i XX serpentine. most students have paused a minute or I 3- -X 2 to watch earlham's tree barber, tom wilson. the Q I I ' T. l Ye . -X , , good old days when one could go through the caf line P E ,i for seconds passed with the issuing of meal tickets. 1 l Q J 5' now it's no tickee, no eatee and 50c for a new one if the original gets lost or goes through scrape line. 7

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