Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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F A CUR ii Winchester Adcock Arnold Dawson Fauset Federspiel Hinckley Kridler McClelland Rodda Strickland Walsh BERNICE A. WINCHESTER, Mus.B., Professor of Violin and History of Music. Mus.B., Oberlin Conserva- tory of Music. Graduate study, New York City, Chicago. Knox, 1926— .. . EUNICE ADCOCK, Assistant Regis- trar. Knox, 1925—... WADE EDWARD ARNOLD, A.B., Assistant to the President. A.B., Knox. Knox, 1937— ... ORCENA DAWSON, A.B., Cataloguer in the Library. A.B., Washington; library certificate, San Jose State College. Knox, 1937— ... SERGEANT MERLE J. FAUSET, Sergeant: D:E VIL ELEN MARGARET FEDERSPIEL, B.S., Secretary to the Treasurer. B.S., Knox. Knox, 1927— ... BESSIE L. HINCKLEY, B.L., Secretary to the Department of Music. B.L., Knox. Knox, 1911— ... EDITH BANCROFT KRIDLER, R.N., Women’s Health Director and Resident Nurse. R.N., Wesley Memorial Hospital, Chicago. Knox, 1928— . .. KELLOGG DAY McCLELLAND, A.M., Treasurer. A.B., Knox, A.M. Assistant to President, 1912-15; Treasurer, 1915-18; Treasurer and Business Man- ager, 1922— . . . MARTHA HESS RODDA, M.A., Dietitian, Manager of Dormitories and Instructor in Home Management. B.S., Kansas State College, 1933; M.A., Columbia, 1939. Knox, 1939—.. .ABIGAIL CARLE- TON STRICKLAND, Secretary to the President. Grad- uate, Knox Conservatory. Knox, 1922— ... MRS. JOHN WALSH, Assistant Alumni Secretary. Knox, 1927—. 16

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18 5 EO NGS Ghar The class of ’40 pastes in its hat the record of four memorable years—the history of ’36 to ’40—everything from the centennial celebration with girls running around in hoop skirts and bustles to the filming of “Those Were The Days” with girls run- ning around in bustles and hoop skirts—--from the restoration of Old Main to the colossal project of reconstructing the “Geep”-—from plans for a new gym to plans for a new gym—from the secession of Maine, Vermont and Galesburg from the Union to the secession of the Tekes from the combine system. History in the making—laughing with Untermeyer—carousing with Morley— researching with Watson Davis—chatting with Everett Dean Martin—mysticizing with Neihardt—learning how to be a woman with Alma Archer— Events of importance—tevival of Adelphi and Gnothautii—the football team re- energized—the Knox Union—OOO party—flying coeds—Adventures in the Arts —spreading the Midwest from coast to coast—world premiere— Traditions — cutting chapels loyally — hanging pins and rehanging — flunking