Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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BLE UF CONTENTS -- I. THE YEAH AT I-awux Pages 9-18 New students . . . Homecoming . . . Army Air Corps . . . Presentation of Heroisrn Award. HNUX AT VVAII Pages 19-34 Reserve Officers' Training Corps . . . Civilian Pilot Training . . . List of Reservists . . . Calisthenics . . . New Military Courses. ATHLETICS AT HNUX Pages 35-50 Varsity Football . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Varsity Track . . . Girls' Sports . . . Intramurals . . . Sports Summary. THE GHEEHS Pages 51-78 Fraternal Governing Councils . . . Sororities . . . Fraternities . . . Music Fraternities . . . Knox Union. THE ULASSES Pages 79-94 Freshmen . . . Sopliomores . . . Juniors Seniors. EXTIIA-CLIHHIULILAHS ANU HIINUHAITIES Pages 95-114 Honorary Groups . . . Theater . . . Publica- tions . . . Siwash Broadcasting System . . . Music Organ- izations. FACULTY ANU AUIVIINISTHATIIIN Pages 115-126 Faculty . . . Business Administration . Student Governing Bodies . . . Faculty List. Senior Index ....... ........ P age 127 Advertisements .... ....... P age 13 1 General Index .... ....... P age 148

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EDITORIAL Our nation is in its second year of war. We are on the way to victory, we can- not yet say that total victory is even proximate, but our goal becomes more real each day. This most bitter and terrible conflict is being waged in all the corners of the world-it is truly the global war. Today Knox men are fighting in Libya, Aus- tralia, England, Alaska, India. The knowledge, arts, and skills obtained while in college are being put to effective use. Many Knox men have been killed in this war, others have suffered wounds, still others are missing in action. The sacri- fices of our fellow students, our fraternity brothers, our closest friends, and in the near future, ourselves, can not be empty and hollow sacrifices-this time. The men of Knox don't want to be blasted to bits in a muddy hole to preserve the pres- ent worldls status quo-theirs is a purposeful struggle. The men of Knox who come back must solemnly and intelligently set themselves to prevent this hell's recur- rence. Let us all remember our countr 's bitter lessons from World War I. Twent Y Y years ago, thanks to the victory our soldiers help wrest from Germany, we were the worldis leading nation. All the great powers were our friends. Wealth, prestige, honor, and security were ours. Today, scant few years later, we are engaged in a bloody struggle-a struggle for survival. Our non-cooperative nationalistic policy durin the ast decade was a conclusive failure and a disastrous failure. Passive g P defense and non-cooperation in world affairs was our design. Peace by inaction and security by doing nothing was our goal. Tomorrow the United States of America must assume its responsibilities among the family of nations. Our country must conduct its social and economic relationships on a world-wide scale. Cooperation and league of the world's peo- ples and ideals is our goal. To the men and women of this school belongs this future responsibility. But till victory is won, let us each bend all conceivable effort, the last ounce of strength, every iota of knowledge and intelligence to crushing our dastardly enemies. For Knox has a war to win, and until that happens-nothing else counts.

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