Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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1966 SARGASSO TABLE OF CONTENTS DEoIcATIoN TO ALLEN D. HOLE . IMPRESSIONS . ACTIVITIES . FACULTY . SENIORS . . JUNIORS. . . SOPHOMORES . ERESHMEN . . ADVERTISING. . EoIToR,s PAGE . PAGE . 4 6 . 47 . 86 . 113 . 138 . 14-1 . 152 . 160 . 176 XY'har happens to high school teenagers turned loose on a college cam- pus for four years? Graduates say that this is the hest time of anyones life. XVhat is it that they use as a hasis of judgment? ls it perhaps a lay- ing aside of a neat and secure microcosm in favor of a much larger, more challenging, and less secure space in which to exist? These four years include the greater part of an intlividual's maturation process for it is then that one decides what one is going to do with one's poten- tialiries. One learns what it means to become something and in particu- lar, to become a person.

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'bc . Q N M MORIAM ALLE D. HOLE A vital person cannot be described with full justice. His friends will speak first of Allen Hole's liveliness, his gaiety, his capacity to care for others, his delight in the simplest things, but we recognize that unless one knew him, these terms would not convey the effect of his nature. ln Buber's For the Sake of Hefzzwz. a disciple asks his Rabbi why it is that 56 hidden righteous people sustain the world rather than the manifestly righteous who are our leaders. 'The manifest just,' said the Rabbi, 'are them- selves sustained by these hidden ones. Moreover, that within them which serves to sustain men belongs to their hidden and not to their manifest nature. All that sustains belongs to the realm of the hidden' Allen Hole was the most transparent, but also the most hidden of men. He was at the core of his being what he appeared on the sur- face, but because he rested so fully on his trust in God to know Allen required knowing his master first. There is a passage in Luke's Gospel where in answer to the salutation, Good Teacher, Jesus says, XVhy do you call me good? No one is good but God alone. jesus was a Good Teacher and never better than when he turned men's attention away from Himself to his Father. Allen Hole was a good teacher in the same fashiong if one wanted to know or understand him, it was necessary to know what it was that shaped his life, to know him in that which is eternal. -Paul A. Lacey To Allen D. Hole, beloved professor, I dedicate the 1966 xLu.Az.1-sfsex . .. . Snrgtzim, a representation of one year of life at Earlham College. This institution was his Alma Mater, and since it ,M ' later was the place where he taught for so many years and earned a very warm spot in 34, the hearts of so many of us, A V 1 I think it fitting that he be remembered in this simple g way. -Q -The Editor . Tawau