Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Snow and cold, lots of both. A bonus for winter 1963. ii --vz...:1J' ' ' I 5 One of many walls attracts students. K 1 L1-i.mm11EEH's ', aiilv ' ' Winter at Earlham- Students return from vacation, some telling about the perils of their bus trips. Again the usual rounds- Registration, bookstore, but students return from France, Russia. Stories to tell and to hear. Some returnees seem so sophisticated! To them does Earlham seem drab? The season is wretchedly cold- While some adore the weather, others curse it on the way to 8 oiclocks. The mercury plunges below zero time and again. Will this Winter never end? The walls go up- Richamond has a wall, a Berlin VVall,,' disliked by many Earlhamites, both faculty and students. Leaflets of protest are distributed, Before Carp's entrance arises a miniature model. Humanities and the Sciences are divided once more, too. In the cold, one wonders- If all the walls, will ever come tumbling down. 11

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XVintcr is n time for cozy conversation in Campus Village

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A penetrating cold continues to grip the campus- Time for Commons discussions, quiet meditation in the bleakness, the warmth of winter love, the cozy glow by the Meetinghouse fireplace. Studying, they say, is easier when itls cold outside. But, a white world dulls the senior studying for comps after a time And then, a sudden change in the weather- Earlham has its very own flood, which quickly abates. But, Earlham Lakev has filled Reid Field, perhaps a promise of spring? Before spring, however, finals' time descends again- VVhy did you let your reading assignments and papers slide? You had resolved to do your work faithfully throughout the term! Fitultw memh rs Ralph Andremo and Paul Lacey join a student discussion or Uwe versa 1 Aw Y 39 'YB'-