Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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3 2 5 - 5 E 5 2 5 J E O I O - 2 W ilham Edward Snnonds 3 3 Pu. D., LITT. D. 5 5 2 Professor of English Literature 2 E Dean of Know College 5 Since 1889. Dr. Simonds has been the good coun- 5 2 selor of those who come here to drink at the Fount of 5 E S Knowledge. His genial good humor and kindly in- 2 2 terest have attracted many to his courses. Thus stu- 2 3 dents gain for the first time an appreciation of this 2 unassuming man, whose keen, just criticism, broad E 2 sympathies and rich experience have enabled him to 3 5 . . . , -1 E gain an intimate knowledge of the student s needs. E 5 t. 5 - I E 5 s 5 5 E 3 5 , S E 5 - Q in E f .. ww' Ffh new - -'argz-1-4330 X 5 fe ffl? - 'P' W .. 5 ' .e iiggfsszrilffiw : ' ' sd, ur ' x 2 - dA. BOX I I 5 2 . E Q E E E Z Z 2 E : Billy-The lower class H0111 n will ln- tauglmt lay Bliss Harrii-lt Arnold. E rv, q.u LlllllllllllllIIllllIllllIIIIlllIIlllllUIIIlllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll bl L? 1

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G My -sw-' l 51 W Hllllllllilllllllllllllllimflh lllllmlllllllllllllllllillllillllll . ' ' ,,,.4m,1 '. .TT 1 l,.1,Ulll.li, A X4 I 4 5 E 2 i HIiIiBEIi'1' EL'GENl'l GRIFFITH, B. S. L 5 l . E- Q l lJI'!lfl'SSUI' of f'lN'IIll.vfl'.l1 5 5 l E E B. S.. Nortliwc-su-rn l'nix'vl'sily, 3 3 '1'hv c'li--inistry laboratories haw- lil-1-orxio famous E E 3 for hard work and witty sarvasm. Il is thought 2 : hy soma- that tho latin-1' is use-xl to pr'-nlliwi th-- for- 2 5 ' lTl1'l'1 at l--ast it is um-rtain that Prof. Griflitli has ' ' si-rious intvnlions. ' ' Just a moml-nl. you of tho 1'lx- nn. I 1-lass. Do Z E you think this is a boil'-1' faa'tory'. ' 5 5 E E GEORGIC TUCKER SI'1I,I,l'1NV, A. BI., Pu. D. E 5 E Q l'rnff'x.wrr of .llrrllwrlulfn-.w r a - 5 5 5 E' E s 3 5 S : E 5 2 5 2 5 S a : 2 5 5 5 s 5 S S 2 a 5 : : 5 a : L ' null: llI N'llllIlK Ihr H' T A. B., l'lliVf'l'S1lY of liOl'il+'SIl'l'1 A. RI., l'nix'm'sity of Roclivstl-it Ph. IJ.. Yah- I'nivl-rsity. It is said of hini. Do:-sn't hv i'ainble-Z -1'v- fu-i'i'ing'. of course-, to his vountll-ss 1-xpi-:iitions and pl-rigrinations from window to hlackboarll. 1-tc, Anal yi-t, thi- Frm-sliman who fails tu unnlvrstanrl an ohsvurv point whm-n 'Fuvkn-1' sl-ttlvs clown to 1-xplain things. is illlll'l'd a rarity. Tho inlluvnve- which the- Arabs haw' had upon mmll-rn civilization is rl-nmarkalmll-. .XIADINE CFMMINGS LONGDEN A. M., Pu. D. Profffxxrn' of Pllyxins' and .ilxfrononzy A. R., Ds-l'auw I'niv1-rsity: A. M., Ds-Pauw I'ni- vl-rsity: l'h. D.. Uolumbia l'nivn-rsity. A voursv und--1' Dr. Longdm-n is mlirlivult. intvrvst- ing, iil0l'0ll2'll and K'0l'Hlll'l'hC'l1SiX'1'fjUSI as hi- wants it to In-. Xvllvll we- haw- said this, wi- han' said 1-nougli. hul by no nn-ans all. 'l'HON'I,XS li. VVII,I,,-XRD, .X. Nl., I,l'l l'. D. lfvlufrillm Pr0fwx.wn' of fff'l'IlI!lll, on- flu' f'nrul'yif' 10llllll!lfi0ll A. ll., Knox Uolll-gl-3 A. lil., Knox: R. LP., An- zloxwrl l.ill. ll., Knox. Nobody 1-oulul lako a mon- as-tivo intl-rl-st in thi- :xffnivs of Knox m'oll1f,uw- than 'l'onin1y, He- is always willing.: to 110 unytliing to forwzlrfl thi- in- tl-lwst of ilu' 1-ollog-A in any way. Always H wol- f-onn' ligurl- in any xqalln-ring of sllnll-nts. YYll.l.l.XM l,UNUS'l'lil'i'l'H li.Xl'll, l'll. D. l'rufr'.s'xur uf lvlilnsnlrll-If A, Il., AIlllll'l'Hi Volll-gf-3 l'li. ll., l'nivm-rslly of HIl':lFe4lrlll'LC. ll in Zlll lnle-rvstim: lnsk for llr. Iiunlv In Hlrnlpghll-n lh-b thinking of lln'jlgllnu-.lunlol'nn41 to lnslruvl tln- m-:Inlv Sl-nlor In lll-- all-olrvl' lhonnfllls ol' :nun His Ionl: lrulninl: nnml ws-ullh of vxpvr- ll nm- lmrllvnI:ll'Iy lll hlln for Ill:-1 work. HNVVIIIAI' In S4-onli. A noun ol' I--tt.-rs. ummmmwnmrwrfi' KN GX CQLLEGE, :J u as 5 E 3 5 5 : : 5 5 E 5 5 2 3 :I E 2 T : : a : :l : : Z n M