Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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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)

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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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The Knox Student J. Shroyer, J. Maxfield Under the gentle guidance of chief editors Maxfield and Shroyer, each of the assistant editors did much to aid the cause of increased, more comprehensive cover age. Serving as Managing Editor was Jack Paynter. Suzanne Summers was News Editor and Gail Dean acted as Feature Editor. In sports, Bob Miller served capably as Editor. Doug Delong and Don Norton handled business and advertising. —— Creative and critical instincts found adequate outlet in the 1958-59 version of the Knox Student. Presided over by the fearless editorial leadership of Jim Maxfield and Jan Shroyer, | the organization showed great capacity for original and stimulating work. Eager Knox citizens waited with bated breath every Friday (save before holidays and semester exams) ! for the latest from the official voice of Knox. The student expanded into heretofore unexplored areas as its pages carried the wisdom of i such oracles as “Gunga” and her Plagiarisms, and the infallible political opinions of | Messrs. Hebert and Martin. Sports coverage increased awareness of activities on the “playing fields’ as such areas as intramurals were given greater emphasis. Added to these was a consistently high level of critical coverage in other areas. 30 S. Brown, B. Lee, M. Heggie R. Roper, B. Miller, G. Dean, J. Paynter, S. Summers