Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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Q ,H Q ,, ,, Y. r,?Sjr,,',' , fy. v -:ilIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIlllllllIlllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlIllllIllI1l1lIlllllllllllllHI1I1lIlIllll'1IIIIHIII:1I1II1I1ll1lHI1l1Il1INIHLlIHHIHl1!I1INIH!NINIUIrII1I1I1lI11lI1IHINlI1MIININIHI1IIHHIlllllllIllI1IHIlllllIlllllllIlllli1IIlIHIl1l1l11I1llW E 2 BENXTABIIX H, Gunn, M. S., Ph. D ................................... ....... - L10 N. Cherry St. : Professor of Biology K Lim- sum, A. B ........, ....Y..,...............,.......,....,..,.....,. ........ 5 o 9 s. West st. 5 Regis!-rar Z KELLOGG D. McCLEI.I..xND, A. B ..........,.,.............,.....,..,...,...,.... ...,..... 6 56 N. Prairie St. E Assistmzl fo the President EX FRAXK U. QUII.I.IX, A. M., Ph. D ......,........................,............,.....,.... 190 S. Academy St. 5 Professor of Economics and Sociology 2 CONSERVATORY six' W1r.m.m F. BENTLEY, Mus. D .... .................. ............................................. 1 6 0 W. South St. Direcior of C0l1S6l'7.'llf0Ty, Professor of Singing A Joux XV. Tuoursox, Mus. D ............................................,...... 473 Monmouth Boulevard 2 Professor of Pipe Organ, Theory and Ear Training 2 'A Bmxcu M. Bomxr ......................................,..........................,...............,....., 620 N. Cedar St. 2 Professor of Pianoforle E Hnuzx M. BIRCI-I ......... .,....................................................... ....... 5 8 1 XV. Losey St. 5 Professor of Pianoforte Q JAMES M. XVYEDDELI 4... ..................................................... ..... . H185 WV. South St. E Professor of Pianoforfe - JOSPEHIXE M. LIIZER ...........................................................,.... ......... 6 20 N. Cedar St. Q Professor of Singing 5 NELL11: Jouxsox-Sxmrx-1 ...............................,.....,.. ................................,....... 9 66 E. Knox St. 2' Teacher in Charge of ClllldT0lL'S Department 3 GAIL H. RIDGEWAY, A. B., Mus. B .,.................,..................................... Park Apartments E Professor of Violin ,: LIARTHA G. CADIPBELT ,......................... ,... .............,.. ................................... 2 1 5 VV. South St. 5 Instructor in Pipe Organ, Pianoforte and Theory 2 Jnssns G. Srnoxc ...............................,.....,.....,.........,.......,,,.............,........ 21-L S. Academy St. E In Charge of P-ublio School Music E EUGENIA L. Txmszc ..............................................,.,...........,........... 4-23 Monmouth Boulevard E Instructor in Pianoforte 2 - Bnssn: L. HINCKLEY, B. L ....................................................... ........ 2 84 N. ACElC1CII1Y St- ? Secretary and Treasurer 2 STUDENT ASSISTANTS 3 A. VV. BIBBINS 2 I. E. NEIFPIRT 1 Ch emistry 5 ROY Nmsox E CECIL Lrzscmsn 5 Physics 5 A. M. WALTON E Biology 5 G. NV. NORRIAX 2 Gymnasium illlllllllllllllilIllllllllillllllllllIllIllllIlllllllllllllllIllllHIHIllIlIIIHIHlllllllllllHIHllIHillHHIklllIHI1IllIllHILlHIllHIHHIHHI1II1IHIllIHHIll11IHHIllHIHHIh1I11 HHIHIHI1I11I1I11I1IIllllIHHIHI1IIlI1II1IHI1IHIll1HHIHHIHillHIHl1lilIIlI1lI1IHI1II1II

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1, Us -X eyyglgigg-if-::::K-ffwqar' .J ' I . , u.-, F h k, 1, Q11 IllIKllllIllHlllIllllIlllllIllllllIllillIllllIkillIHillIlIUlllHI!IHlllIllHIlIHI'1IH!IIllliN'IIHHHHIll..IHH:IlHUI1IHIHHIHNIINIHINIHIHNll!NlUiilllllllllllllllllllllllNIN1Illlll IIllllHIllIllI4IIHllIH5NIININillIIll!IIHHIVIlIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIHHINII' 'ignvr '1 rn, 1 I ion Exchange l T'S a long, long way,-but in the flash of affectionate remembrance Knox campus touches Harvard yard. Familiar Knox faces, too, are seen in Cambridgeg with ten of our old students in the university schools, the home feeling is easily revived. This ter- rible storm of war has blown many a cher- ished plan to tatters, but in such a catas- trophe personal disappointments are trifles. Even an ill wind may discover unexpected goodg and so this year of altered plans has proved rich in opportunity and experience that ought to furnish inspiration for future work. Hearty greeting to all the Knox family! Sincerely, - 1 J nlllllIlIIlllllllIKllllIIIIlllllIllllIllIllilIllHIllIllllIIIIllHIlllllllIHllIllklI1IllIIlllillIllIlIllIHHIlIllIlIlllllHllIHIllllIWIllHIWIHINIlIlllilILIHIIllllllIHIHHIHHIHIlIllHIM!lNIHINIHIMINIlllHIHI!II1IllIlllHHIllI1IIlllllhllIllHINHIIlllllllllllllllllllllll