Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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C rl Hoffman Elizabeth Howe JSE ORSQQ cl Charles joseph Sisco R l t Smitter I'l dorc Van Vlier V rginia Vogt Phi Beta Kappa FACULTY MEMBERS Charles Adamec Helen R. Arnold Wade Arnold J. Howell Atwood James A. Campbell john L. Conger Lucius W. Elder George P. Faust f21 Norman B. ohnso Ray S. Miller Hermann R. Muelder Ralph M. Sargent Rothwell Stephens Arthur C. Walton Elizabeth B. Wilson

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WQPEOPLEM Secretary Edwards Vice-President Rule President Mariner Class of 1941 I HOSE who commence this year constitute a class which has had a rather quiet college career, but with much probable violence to look forward to in the im- mediate future. They came here in the fall of 1937, with most of the depres- A -AI, sion behind them. They just missed the turmoil of the Centennial, and managed to get two year's head start on the poor, benighted newcomers who have had to submit to their Environment. So they have had a chance to develop healthily to the full- grown and full-blown Seniority which they now enjoy, standing close to the jumping-off place. Commissioned ofiicers of this class will find employment readily, and many others will be blown into the army on the draft-all of which leaves plenty of elbow room for the women. If ever there was a time for things to be done, this is it-and this is the class that will do them! Mention of the class of '41 will call up visions of football season, ted-haired Military sponsors, much conservatory talent, the theater-both front and back-stage. Betas Rule and Petriclc have resolved themselves into a committee of two to investigate how the diet at the Teke house influences intelligence. The STUDENT and SIWASHER have thrived under industrious editors Hughes and Van Vliet, respectively. The illustrious Phi Gam, Gamble, began his college career in the Kampus Kapers, and ended up recuperating from his own ponderous effort, Lightly in the Spring. Other unforgettables are Rheinfranlc's affectionate nick-name for his girl, Ding-Dong -the Hyde-Gridley monopoly on our car -Little Buck and Margot-Mlmnie Baudino taking a high B Hat with ease-Mabe fthe Babel Oakes gloating over the hours she doesn't have to observe-Aldo Morotti's avoirdupois crashing the Monmouth line-and so on ad infinitum. Look them over in caps and gowns- and act impressed, even if you aren't-because you ought to be! i-201

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we PEOPLE'-fr ll i as-f'9-i Vogt, Bell, Orr, Thoureen, Hughes, Crawford. Monar Board The greatest honor afforded Junior women is election to Mortar Board, national senior women's honorary society. They are selected on the basis of high scholastic standing, qualities of leadership and service to the college. In a formal pledging ceremony, Mortar Board announces the new members to the student body in the spring preceding their actual year of service. Among its activities this year, Mortar Board entertained new women students during Orientation week, sponsored the Kampus Kapers and 'the Campus Sing, and gave a Mother's Day Tea. Jean Crawford, President Virginia Vogt, Vice-President Marilon Orr Editors Marion Thoureen, Secretary Virginia Mae Hughes Natalie Bell, Treasurer ' U23