Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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The Conservatory faculty was a very busy group of individuals this year. ln addition to the usual schedule of college classes and lessons, the music instructors also taught army classes. Mr. Williams, director of the W0men's Choir and the Air Corps C199 Club, and Dr. Weddell both instructed air Cadets in medical art. Mr. Baylor, piano in- structor, taught military English While Mr. Biddle, in addition to his organizing and directing the College-Air Corps Band, also taught an army class in mathematics. An innovation in the music department this year was the offering of free music lessons to all college students. Along with her usual classes in the Women's Physical Education Department Miss Bielefeldt also taught medical aid to the air cadets. Although there were no varsity sports on campus this year, the Men's Physical Education Department was kept busy giving physical training to the army. Mr. Trevor, head of the department, was assisted by Mr. Turner, Mr. Saunders, and Mr. Barrow. Mrs. Quinn was head dietitian for the college and was assisted by Miss Living- ston. The old stand-bys of the health de- partment Were Dr. Musselman, Miss Kridler, and Miss Mcclureu Dietitian Ann E Livingstnn Harold C. Turner Dean S. Trevor William H Saunders D Physical Education Physical Education A-ll'1lel1C5

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'IB s . I,1'l'.:f1'I, 'uf Thomas W. Williams Voice, Choral Music lames MacC. Wedolell W Theory, Organ iddle Elizabeth Cowling Bernice A. Winchester ViOlOf1CG1lO, Violin, History of Music Music Appreciation -3 5 ,fx 3 1'- f' ' ' 3 1 Qs. rw kx ff ' , -. -v ,r ,. -.. X , . t . ' 1 v c ix., xo, 22

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V65 172622 Th freshman class at enrollment time week special duties and regulations were :riffs as Q l S Q 3 l 3 W .. l 1 rn 1 I ' I I D 4 V I I . . ll . I this tall consisted ot l46 students. During the lirst weel: of school the freshmen were subzected to the usual schedule of sorority and fraternity rushing, orientation tests, the Big Sister-Little Sister party, and the Pump- liciriclle. Hell Week, alter being suspended for a ,'-.-ar, was revived again this year. For a l , 1 , it . Z , ' .a X .. , 4 . , - ,, , t . 1 k, , N 4 i it v' ix J .. xx ' f K -i . 2' ,, N , . 4.. I - , , placed upon the girls, besides the wearin of the green. The freshman representative to K.A.W.S. was Shirley Ford While Marion Curtis was elected the freshman member to the W.A.A. Council. B. B. Eldred was this year's editor of the freshman edition of the Student Twelve girls were elected to Freshman Commission. FRESHMAN COMMISSION Top Bow: Baird, Beal, Curtis Middle Row: McClelland, I-leimerdinger, Richardson Bottom Row: Eddy, Lindeman, Erwin, Miner Missing: Eastman, Ladd px M acti sin: den S yea elec Core mar