Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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Q. .. -A, Knox was one of the first colleges to work out a plan of integrated education, under which the student's interests are encouraged through a system Of close faculty guidance. This plan helps the student become aware of the meaning, purpose, and use of what he is learning as it relates both to himself and to the society of which he is a member. On the basis of entrance tests and in- terviews, freshmen are enrolled by their tutors in courses which best fill their individual needs. There are four ways by which the student may achieve the goals of the General Education level: through individual work with his tutor, mfon through General Education courses in the three areas of knowledge CArts and Literature, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciencesj, through departmental courses at the freshman and sophomore level, and through independent preparation for comprehensive examinations covering the three areas. Faculty members who acted as Tutors this year were: Dean Adamec, Mr. Brown, Mr. Clare, Mr. John Davenport, Mr. Delo, Miss Finger, Mr. Furrow, Mr. Goode, Mr. J. Johnson, Mr. N. Johnson, Miss Lindahl, Mr. Merrill, Mr. Moore, Mr. Muelder, Mr. Mutch, Mr. Poston, Mr. Stephens, and Mrs. Wilson. TUTORS, seated, left to right: Lindahl, Clare, Mue-lder, Poston, Finger, Moore. Standing: Davenport, Goode, Brown, J. Johnson, Mutch. N. Johnson, Merrill. Lisg

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Taking the lead in many activities on the campus made their last year at Knox a busy one for members of the class of '46, The return of many veterans dur- ing the year increased the class enroll- ment so that there were sixty graduated in June. Early in the year the class elected its officers: Lyn Falvey, president, Evelyn Rehnquist,vice-president5 Marilyn Bryan, secretary, and Helen York, treas- urer. Seven seniors, Jeanne Gault, Betty Baird, Marilyn Bryan, Barbara Glick, Helen York, Eleanor Vinci, and Coralie Schrader, were elected to Phi Beta Kappa, and nine were listed in Who's Who in American Colleges. Key Club and Friars Were not reorganized during the year, but Mortar Board members were active and sponsored the Campus Sing in June. The majority of the seniors were ac- CLASS OFFICERS, standing, left to right: Evelyn Rehnquist, Helen York, and Marilyn Bryan. Seated: Carolyn Falvey. eizlors tive members of the Knox Choir, in the Theatre, or the XV.A.A. Wfith the in- creased number of men students, college athletics were hastily revived. Individuals holding offices in campus organizations were, for the most part, seniors. Betty McFall was, for the second year, editor of the Student, house presi- dent of Whiting Hall, and president of Y.W.C.A. Virginia Crawford was pres- ident of K.A.W.S. and served as chair- man of Women's Day. The Johnson twins held offices in I.R.C., Bernice acted as president, Helen as secretary. Betty Baird and Doris Sass traveled to various colleges with the Debate and Dis- cussion group. Jeanne Lutz, Betty Bartz, and -lim Doyle were Student Council members. In short, the Class of 1946 has done its part in adding to and upholding the tra- ditions of Knox College. DUANE ADLEMAN Peoria Illinois Beta Theta P1 German Club Intramural Tennis 2 years BETTY RUTH BAIRD Kankakee Illi nois Knox Union President Delta Sigma Rho International Relations Club Vice President YWCA President College Club program chairman Freshman Sophomore Commission President Mortar Board Phi Beta Kappa Whos Who Debate and Discussion Student Staff Student Council Nurses Aid T191 W' v i i x 1 p W , T C a i 1 x ' 1 . I 9 1 . . . ., , , 1 Q ' 1 a ' ' ' I s a Y Q i v , . g 1 A -V 7 X , i - , , , F, , ' . ' . if ' - . l E' I