Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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anything for laughs - having balloons, throwing pies, busting the bronc - lrew customers and profits to booths at the ampus carousel held in the fieldhouse. volunteer 'ictims were baptized, plastered, and dunked - anything or the cause. new attractions at the annual car- nival sponsored by the sophomores were the tricycle ourse, the hat shop, and the swinging monkey rope. i large part ofthe proceeds were donated by par- icipating organizations to the library fund. I N-'rf N 4',.Xe . l V1 :FA sl ' 'A I '96 -. IK 4 If ai' 444, 5 1 . . P , 'u. I' ' Q 5 1. . r yu.. ,Y on ' X ms' ., ' x- , ug 4 I - Y X' r fl ' 5 V if 'i . f i , , 14 , r I . ti f 1 ,. , . lg H5 , . I , ' ii R' , Q It ii: 'iii if , ' U7 ii iii , . W, , t f ' 1 5 I, , ,V .g isa, ..s.., I h 915. 1 , Es i --f ' ' 2 'T U -i is X J we V - - r 5 iv . lv, wwf ix: . Wig am-i t . ' r 6-if ,lifwij tlflla lx W. , , X it 1' 1 t if ttf 1,5 1' N' l . - ,J ' A ' f ,Y .3 W Q s 1 V 'SFSQ 7 . 2- 'Whig -ffvrpiffd' Y ' - - ,, s-.NIT 1 ,B 1 K, s.,,f',,f,,,Q:-IVQQVY, , 4 Q ms - ..-sn-sms ' ,M .i in 4, 5 i.:! ,, fiI'. fj,i,,.. W .+ f-'f -..gi,, . X 'xx I ,N . , ., J A V' ' IW 'X N s, X ,,,, em.. , t it V. 'f - is ' .C 'ia '. W' ru g . W , .lw ,.

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togetherness at shakamak was enioyed by over half the campus who retreated from the thickening academic atmosphere to a weekend of undisturbed loafing. it took suc a long time to sell students on the idea of an all-college outing, but when the tickets were reduced to 53.75, only a miserable minority stayed behind to eat cold meals and work on term papers. a variety of scheduled activities, the numerous facilities available at the park, and the balmy weather made the outing a successful risk. R., A gill' e ii V M 1 A me f S 1 '32 -Q . : F 5 i : smut' it ' 'Q' 5 'sg Pest m A x Q ii I' , T vs f Q 1 , , ce K H-5.4 - V N' 4 N E aux... . N b 5 nf , W r ' f M , , , 'I 1 als s' '- ii 'Ns' s ' 'j-Sim is V 1-UW sign 4 .K ,s .. V Www. Q iigzi. rx t ftvxsgyg. , ,afar ki gk v 'H l ',fi l1X'si-fs-srifflff' ' , 42 V, gas? 1953, s I5 if msfwg,,f .fi sv ii Xi 5 1-cttw, ff.: 4 i , vs 'R '. + ,Q xx 1,2 , -sew V 5 an . 2 ,Who - ,r x gi, .. , g,3,w Q. a,',w-.forms - V ',..se,,gs t. 31'-1 in-'Q x-ir ., .i Q J-. , s :,.N,.' - 5 s ,ui a,,v,g- ..s,,,, . -n . . kr - ' ' .-. ,, ., ..,.. --....- ... Q, -- -' ENN . --.,. --f 'f-W' any ,,.,!!.as Q25- ,spxsf 1- A .- ..,g ...' 1- -.,, was is hmwwi ws- t .caramel -A...- 5 as X its , - Q A is ij?i,Z,iff' it r Yiiiiil i . YS' is 7 af: ' -' 'L ' '. ' - '-ga-?,g.f fu ' 'N P-1

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little may clay was the last big event. itlil the traditional observance began at 8:30 in the morning on the front steps of earlham hall where sarah delo was crowned queen of the may by this year's robin hood, hogi hansen. after a few old english songs and dances the crowd went inside for a large old-fashioned breakfast - the first breakfast some students had eaten all year. later a delightful performance of pyramus and thisbe by an m8tm cast was presented on the heart. that evening couples danced on a comfortably crowded floor to the music of glen miller's old band, a la tex beneke. f ! s ,bfi V' ' A, x L K l K A x A J I .- .,. 1 zu :wil I ,P z .. , , fi- is -Q X x V 'l S ,. l 'Q X .gf ' il ',.'S'?, -'Q 3 V , X. 9 A 'Y Q? M in if Z? X f 'lg a s Q Q54 gms Y ii r Q - , 2 rslfaidlllfl 2 ' it , Q 4- A' 'r :Y 7' Q0 'sci r V 'Q A s f 4 , as ,V , . all fr' b I a I . i P X 6 7 Q -fly? gb Q. p , I if-l 3 X3 I 5' g A lf M -. K W X4 cg... 'fa H Q ,X c ny . HX -Q 5 ,v X , I .,., -.X .sw-W---' A-sw-is-are-Q X