Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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CUNTENTS THE THE THE THE THE THE THE YEAR . WORK , PLAY DOINGS PEOPLE PATRONS END

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as-as - ,.--V ng sim 1 Editor ,Q g will 4, . - CAROL SKLRNAR 1 Assistant Editor lj QF C A 1 JEANN1-2 MCCORD F' Chief Photographer LINDSAY HAISLEY Assistant Photographers BILL ADKINS JAY CONNE WALT CROPPER EARL swALLow Business Manager BILL BLACK Advertising Manager ILLIUS SMITH Photography Editor KAREN RHINES Activities Copy Editor MARY BETH SCHNUR Academic Editor EILEEN deVPxlES Sports Editor RON RAITT Acticities Editor JANE BOBINAC Administration Editor CAROLYN CLARK Undereiass-men Editor DI HOLMAN Senior Editor KRIS XYRIGIIT Cover Design X in NAN KOEHLER Faculty Advisor L GERALD BAKKER lfac-es - so inany of the-in 4 so easy to say XVhat Earlllaln Isl' - hut really? l think not - To Know liarllunn rno yearlmoola eanj - moocls, lmeliets, hopes - the pain ot acloleseenee. Xxvllill inalxt-s this rear clitlerent from last? - Nothing? Everytlung? Something? - ffonnnons people. non-flonnnons people-the llCtlCll'llllCi1llf'-IliillClCLl. those struggling not to he- Thf- happy. the sail - hut not the goocl, not the laacl. tive-11' year, so new - yet the same - people in spite of, heeause of themselves. For some the 'A.' Xnswerf' for many only questions, for others no truth at all - hut really? To change - to stop watching life, to start participating - hut how? For otln-rs. to stop participating, hut to start watching. Perhaps - or something else. Those goals iminecliate. those in the future - to solve toclayis prohlems, to face tomorrowis. 2 What is Earllmnii' I really clo not know - ancl yet . . .

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DEDICATIUN And yet. Sfll'gll,5'SO 1963. dedicated to two faculty members: professor of mathematics and astronomy Clifford Crump and retiring professor of physics George Yan Dyke. Part of What Earlham Is. A Clifford Crump. uquizzingi' diff-e-qv students from 7:30-9:00 a.m. demanding rigor from all beginning astronomy students. whether science majors or not. And eating lunch with students, who form an almost closed circle- telling them stories of his past experiences. stories of China, the Pampas, and Earlham of long ago- chortling behind hishand at his own jokes- discussing topics of common concern. Or speaking at Meeting about One More Springf' And driving his blue Ford pickup back and forth to his home, the farm. Or saying. Mlm an old mann- with all believing his age but not that he is old. A George Yan Dyke, reducing students to a state of proper humility: No, Mr. Price! Tlzafs not physicsf' Or assigning problems, ad infinifum and according to some, czdnauseam- outside exams that take over 20 hours. And appearing at sports events, to root Earlham on to victory and if necessary, to tell the referees off. Or coming to sports banquets, to see the proud winner of the Van Dyke Award. And enjoying student-faculty gatherings, especially when Nlimi Assousals spaghetti is served. Or at his own home, growing cannas in his well-tended garden- spoiling his dog and three cats. A charming gentleman, who long and well has been part of Earlham. 4 Rigs . , . Q as Clifford Crump lectures to beginning astronomers. , ' ' Nl -3 30 -ggygg. ffzi .21 3.12 ' ' A sp 5 FQ:-'Afh . , X V so.. ' q.V,.5v. 1 ,-r,,-sw . - YS s s ., R- X ' ' 7L5- ti, ?' - W . - ii N ew .Q-,.y-sc.-5 v .. if-.+ .fy .' N 4 y y N QM X xt y -5 gg X X ,x x my X Q s tty X s X X E X. ,tsp as Q X if y Q V s s X X Ao ii 5? X yy Q ' Q X , , ss it X NX is N x X 3 3 Q A yy N NX-5 W it f Ng? is X t . R WNSxSxig:'gL5 - . t swiss 'tie 2: H-r 23MsXQ--XZ., ' - . lm.-,n.y51ukiR13Ei't 5.2. x 'Q N.. , 5 . ' -. -ri-ysafiff b .-. A . f, H