Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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Canm' CAPT. Draper Canivr ls'r LT. McCaughey McKee Canrri' 2 ND LT. Cormac li Thom as CADILT' ls'r SGT Monson Canm' CAPT. Blanc CAl!li'l' lsT LT. Engstrom King CAIIIE1' 2No L1 Felt Walker CADli'l' 1s'r SGT Braucher CADET CAI l'. Heller CAllli'l' ls'r LT. Eyre Swise CADET ZND LT. Freda Hunt Canm' lsT SGT Gibson CAl3li'I' CAPT. Fulle Camrr lsr LT. Nelson Salzman Camsr 2 NIJ LT Warren Blim CADE'F ls'r SGT. Gore Camvr SGT. Fitzpatrick Frazer Bussc Greer Campbell Lewis Hult Luedke Landon MeGann Seifert. Peiper Sackey Caolyr Cl-L. Smith, F. Baker Windish Boycs Sclmon Ellithorpe Barnes Mulligan Burnside Robinson, R Crawford Thorpe Fihfld Gammage CannT PVT. Hawkins, P. Donaldson Higgins C,xm2'r SGT. Brown Chandler Barrow Cronin Dailey Franzen Munson Fraser, J. Myers Hellyer Struble johns Larson CADIFI' CPI.. Martens Beatty Markle Donovan Nelson, J. Hill, H. Sprague jirka Turpin Kimble, T. Amenta Pennial Baxter Carley Camfr PvT. Craig Adams Dahl Caoifr SGT. Davis johnson, R. Claypool Leinbaugh Hill, J. Manley Peterson, R. Nickerson Holst Polhcmus Tennant CADET CPL. Zemann Cadlc Johns Haake Anderson, C. Hill, H. Bartz Kounter Charpier McWethy Corman Smaus Danforth Farrell Cnmfr PVT. Fox Bonney Hollmeyer Boyrlstun Howland Camrr' SGT. Castendyck Crandall Brewer Dutch Kemp Heller, D. Parrish Howland, G. Strobel Kahlenberg Van Gieson McGill Mignin CAl7Ii'l' Cl-I.. Newcomer Anderson, R. Peck Doyle Phelps johnson, li. Rippey Logan Ruth Mason, L. Stenstrom Norrhshield Turner West CADHT PvT. Wl1ite, C. Bracken' Anderson, J. Horton Hunter Keen Lagemann Mariner Medley Nowlen Perclli Ranney Ring Schmidt Smith, E. Stefan Sroerzbach Terry Trick Wfalton Figuieras Garver Hotchkiss Jordan Kelser Lee Miles Onken Peterson, R. Righter, Schwarze Stanforth Stellcr Strauss Thomas Volpe Weber Jurkanin King, W. Levin Parkinson Plotkin Robinson, D. Seibel Stecher Stevens Swanson Thomas, L. Wagner Wlmire, NV. Willirer Cassidy Crandcll, Don Dennis Ferrand Freeburg Hawkins, K. Hood Krisrufek Kotas Lutz McClanal1:1n Nelson, B. Pearcy Quidd Roe Sisson Smith, S. W'ever 19

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ert Allison of the battalion staff. The four companies were commanded by Cadet Cap- tains Art Draper, Sam Blane, Clifford Heller, and Floyd Fulle. The honorary organization for ad- vanced military stu- C dents is Scabbard and Blade, a national so- ciety. The Knox A , chapter was establish- ed in 1923. Fifteen members are elected from the junior class each year by the senior members. The most important function of Scab- bard and Blade is the sponsorship of the Military Ball. QThis year's Ball is dealt with on page 23.5 Other social functions of the society include a Tea in the fall, a picnic, and a dinner. The members take care of campus decorations at Homecom- 20 ing, and this year Scabbard and Blade spon- sored a Chapel program. Sam Blane served as president during the year. Other officers were Cliff Heller, vice-president, Bob Engstrom, treasurer, and Bucky Swise, secretary. One of the campus' most picturesque traditions is the 'linstruction week for Scabbard and Blade pledges. The victims carry wooden swords and ride wooden horses back and forth from their various posts in front of campus buildings where they patrol the sidewalks and call out the guardn for senior members of Scabbard and Blade and professors. This year, as usual, sub-zero temperatures were arranged for the week during which the guard duty was assigned. The climax of the week, a race around the Court House on the wood- en horses, was a failure this year because i.1 -no A KIM 1--r yy L .ijxirx l iw i lifkl B.'l.lIV.r'V .till lr.-ii-ii -s .l luv .L Z. N i-li.. .ii lui wilt! If 1 llf. W 5.:l'f'm.m liLl.!::i' ITU ir: l :N-cl, l-.mfg fi-.ili?wv'i lilll l