Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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24 Student Senate President T. Neumiller, Secretary C. Nelson, Vice Presi- dent J. Wollrab, Treasurer K. Richards. Being a member of the ‘supreme student governing body of Knox College,” results in many problems, like having your constituents fill our many pink and green sheets for the college bureaucracy and making sure they all print neatly. But smiling T. Gridley (“Won't some- one make a motion?’ ) Neumiller had more serious difficulties such as diverting the Sen- ate’s attention from Eddie Fisher (in bright hues of chartreuse and mauve). Accomplishments of the group were few, but always dramatic: Senior cars on MARCH 31, Flunk Day, Career Conference, and, oh yes, finally the New, New Union. Back: J. Price, D. Stiles, J. Larson, K. Tranbarger, S. Gane, L. Fickenscher, B. Latta, L. Newquist, S. Hull, S. Funk. Middle: B. Hanawalt, M. Muelder, A. Muroki, D. Martin, M. Thompson, M. Karr, B. Cady. hashi, C. Coffman, S. Summers. Bottom: J. Elifson, B. Burkett, A. Taka-

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O;eanizations: Let us arise and go now, and go to six different meetings, all of which unhappily convene at four o'clock on the day before a test. Organizations

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Back: D. Bennett, F. Kerous, K. Tetzlaff, B. Fauerbach. Front: Social Coordination M. Hass, N. Jansen, J. Fesler. No New-Stu-Ski-Lodge this year; just the same old Seymour lounge with jukebox, tired coffee cups and that hideous blue fireplace. Still, carnival time came, and, with it, a touch of color on Seymour terrace—this under the guiding hand of Social co-ordinator Conny Drew. Orientation week, the Knox-Monmouth dance; Ralph Flanagan at Homecoming; two victorious trips to basketball games; the Sno- Ball at the Galesburg Club and Flunk Day— all the work of the seldom lauded, but in- dispensable Social Coordination Committee. Conny Drew 25