Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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. . Q55 of 747 Laurie Ahti A very loyal Phi Gam he, Witlm tendencies toward Alpha Xi. Pat Ackerman She left us for a little while. The Pi Phis welcome back her smile. Celeste Anderson Si Si means yes,' in many tongues, That's very plain. And when Ceci said si to Knox, XVe knew our gain. Claude Anderson His accent didn't come from farmin', He cultivated it while larnin'. Barbara Atwood Maiden rare with an intellectual airg Combines it with a face that's fair. Helen Barrow Helps with theatre, Siwasher, Gale- And never, never's known to fail. Sue Beal 'Twill be Sinatrals turn to squeal When he hears the voice of Beal. Joan Blaeser That snappy car, that pretty face, Those lovely clothes you see, All are accentuated by That personality. 1 'uf' I , . Nt Jt r. 'H . f 4 N4 ' 3 . 1 ...i Q 'Q' 251

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Taking the lead in almost all of the campus activities this year were the members of the Junior Class. They showed their ability as organiZC1'S and 25 co-workers in every job they undert0Ok- Traditionally, the editor and the busi- ness manager of the GALE were mem- bers of the Junior Class, as were most of the staff members. The Theatre, as always, proved to be a popular place with the juniors, too. When they weren't out in front of the footlights, you could always find Jeanne Keller, Pat Thatcher, Kitty Wiley, Viv Erwin, Annabeth McClelland, Vir- ginia Glover, Joan Stout, Claude Ander- son, and John Onken back in the wings. The majority of these people were selected for Curtain Call in reward for their long hours spent at the Theatre. Several of the music students gave their Junior recitals this year as well as taking part in the musical operetta The Chocolate Soldier. I A good share of the offices in campus organizations, sororities and fraternities were held by juniors. Glo Richardson, Marge Ziebell, Jeanne Keller, Wilma Locke, Stan Levin, and John McNamara all represented their Greeks or the Union on the Student Council. During the SPfiHg Quarter, Glo was president of the Council and planned a highly successful Flunk Day. Dave Swanson was elected president for next year after a spirited campaign in May. . The male members of the class return- ing to college after the interruption by the war found their place in the sport fu , f SPO!-TS proved to be a K V I Orme O 3 few, but more were inter- field. The winter E243 Luziors . ested in golf, tennis, and baseball. Intra- mural sports brought back che old competition between frats. The girls in the sport field were active in W.A.A. and many of the juniors served on the Council. Among them were Mary Lueck, Margaret Dunsworth, Jeanne Keller, Viv Erwin, Barb Miner, and Elaine Nelson. . Numerous junior women took an ac- tive interest in Y.W.C.A. activities and Elaine Nelson, Annabeth McClelland, Susie McKay, Sue Beal, Jean Ellis, and Shirley Ford served on the Cabinet. Shir- ley has been elected president of the or- ganization for the forthcoming year. Annabeth was the only junior serving on House Council this year. She will serve as House President starting in the fall. Lois Kemp, Bev Ladd, and Joan Stout represented their respective Greeks on the Pan-Hellenic Council. ' Serving on K.A.W.S. this year were juniors Ginny Ivarson, Sue Beal, Shirley Ford, Jeanne Keller, and Elaine Nelson. Juniors with music talents took part in concerts given by both choirs, the band, the orchestra, and S.A.I. and Phi Beta. D. Anne Wisener, Joan Eddy, MHYY Eastman, Joy Kerler, Barb Miner, Elaine Nelson, and Shirley Hartwig were all active members of Thunder-on-the-Left. At one of the last chapels of the year Mary Eastman, Jean Ellis, Helen BarroW, Sue Beal, Shirley Ford, Jeanne Lindemans and Annabeth McClelland were t21PPed by Mortar Board. Claude Anderson was honored by be' ing chosen college marshal for the 1945 graduation exercises.

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ei f261 ii Aan-Y Lmiors . . . Charles Blim Chuck's a transfer S.A.E. He's inclined toward D.D.D. Eloise Brodie Ellie never seems to toir Of singing in the Siwash choir. Robert Bromberger He laid down his arms At the end of the strife, Came back with a smile And a very cute wife. Elmer Cech He has returned from the Army, To T.K.E. he still is true. Marilyn Collinson From tip of toes to top of head, just a perfect Betty Co-ed. Margaret Dunsworth We know no' one, it's a fact, Who can match this lady's tact. Mary Eastman Union prexy, good grades, pretty. Conversation: very witty. ,Ioan Eddy Music, Pi Phi, humor, Jim- All keep Jodie in the swim. C00