Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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28 Campus Chest: S tanding: E. Bohm, B. Barnstead, C. Hutchison, G. Thomas, J. Peterson, P. Coultrip, J. Stamos, N. Jansen, C. Coffman, M. Heidecker, P. Garner, C. Robbins. S. Glazebrook, | Malm. Campus Chest Campus Chest: Vendors of apples, or- anges, and other healthful goodies in the halls of Whiting. Not a very inspired job, as any of the maidens who work at it will gladly tell you; but worth it in the long run since the end result is money for charity. Seated: B. Hanawalt, S. Davis, Student Counselors Incoming Knox freshmen were assisted again this year by a capable group of upper- class student counselors who offered guidance, advice, friendship and an occasional accom- modating shoulder. Student Counselors: Front: B. Ferg, J. Eiszner, C. Drew, E. Murray, K. Cady, K. Witschey. Back: C. McCray, H. Verner, P. Mitchell, M. Klein, L. Ables, J. Wollrab, M. Finlay, T. Neumiller.

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KAWS: Back: J. Scott, N. White, M. Hudson, S. Bump, J. Jaekel, N. Anderson, A. Houston, F. Rogers. Front: S. Summers, |. Choi, M. Hertel. KAWS KAWS council does hold regular meet- ings for other purposes than to issue late minutes, date jerks and campuses. ‘They are only striving to enforce standards of general behavior for Knox women. A brighter side of KAWS was seen at the annual formal, the “Snow Flake Ball.”’ WHC: Row 1: J. Ehrenberg, S. Shea, B. Nelson. WHC Guided by President Mary Lu Hudson, Whiting Hall Council spent a busy year ban- ishing hula hoops, enforcing “quiet hours’’ and maintaining conduct “befitting Knox women” while they sit in the parlors. Row 2: P. Johnson, R. Pappas, M. Hudson, M. McFarland, C. Tetzlaff. Row 3: C. Edelmann, P. Kozlowsky, N. Hope, A. Blaesing, |. Malm, P. Baumgardner, J. Miner Za

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Pi Sigma Alpha: Front: P. Hope, R. Faynor, |. Choi. Back: T. Poch, Mr. Haring, B. Whitsitt, Mr. Houston, Mr. Bindley, B. Wallace, T. Blake. Pi Sigma Alpha WKC Beta Sigma was a veritable beehive of Knox's small group of radio men seemed activity this year. Teep led the group in to be clicking fairly well this year. WKC erecting book displays in the library, pre- carried on investigations of other campus paring radio programs, and sponsoring docu- radio systems, made necessary alterations and mentary films (donation 35¢). began formal broadcasts in January—from seven till midnight seven days a week. WKC: J. Crowfoot, R. Johnston, K. Tranbarger, D. Peltzer. nD)