Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Firsl Row: D. Nyquist Prof. Hall, T. Champlin, R.Chris1iensen. M, Lulrins, V. Palmer, B. Korslad. C. Kuehn Second Row: M, Hinckley, M. Grau, M. Ferre, M. Hill, E. Heuer, J. Whifcher. M. Champlin, A. Rude. L. Mason. V. Guild, M. Krug Third Row: E. Helquisf, L. Beavans. D. Marron, E. Lundblad, L. Schuelfer, M. Jenkins, A. Sfalley, H. MacMullan, H. Paelzold, D. Thompson Fourlh Row: J. Buller, J. Levin. A. Rusferholz, E. Harris, H. Wesfrell, G. Axelson, B. Richason Classical Club IT mighl be all Greek and dim shades of Caesar's ghos+ To some Maciles. buf +o sfudenfs of Lalin and Greek The Classical Club is e pluribus unum - +he 'rops, 'ro you-and an exlra-curricular aclivify which promoles fellowship and underslanding of +he glory 'rhaf was Greece and The grandeur fha? was Rome. A high spol on lhe January calendar was The Classical Club dinner al' Wallace Hall, and a leclure on Horace, given by Professor Marbury B. Ogle. head of The Lafin deparlmenl al The Universify of Minnesola. A dozen Roman-robed sludenfs-more or less-had roles in 'rhe Lalin play Menaechmi, produced for sfudenls ol Twin Cifies' high schools in March, I935. Presidenl' of fhe Classical Club This year is Thomas Champlinp Ruih Chrislensen, vice-president Margarel Lulcins, secrefaryg William Korsfad, freasurerg and Roger Sanford, sergeanf-al'-arms. Miss Georgianna S. Palmer, associafe pro- fessor of Lafin, is facully adviser of fhe Club. Ii , eil . 2

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l I i l i l i i l l l i i l l L i l i l E I L4 First Row: R. Tucker, A. Johnson. Dean Ficken Second Row: Roger Briar, J. Sfrebel, B. Sundheim, L. C. Keafing Nlodern Language Club QUEST-CE que c'esi que vous voulez dire? O, welch ein Geplauder isf das doch! Ich lcann dich nichl' h6ren. La verdad es que los huespedes hablan 'rres lenguas al mismo 'riempo! This conversa+ion mighf have falcen place ai fhe Modern Language Club annual Chrisfmas banquei lasi' December, where sludenfs of French, German and Spanish a+ Macalesfer were encouraged 'lo converse in fheir adopled languages. Plays are in order for lhe Modern Language Nighf in fhe Sfudio. 'ro which language 'reachers and advanced sfudenfs of Twin Cify high schools are invifed. Lasf spring The German group presenied a musical comedy in nine-noi' nein -scenes: Csardafurs+in. Sin Palabaras was ihe Spanish conlribufion, while fhe French deparfmenfi gave Rosalie lsee informal picfurel. Ada Johnson was presideni' l'his year, and Roberl' Tucker was secreiary-freasurer. Faculfy advisers are Dean C. E. Ficlcen and Miss Borghild Sundheim. French deparimenr: Professor L. Clark Keafinq, Spanish: and Miss Dorofhea Schullz, German. S Y-W . Y 96

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i L T l T I. FirsT Row: J. BuTler. V. GraTsTrom, G. Simmons Second Row: C. Bahmeier, H. l.eVander, E. Forus, M. Powrie Third Row: B. BaTzer, G. Gallos. M. J. ATcheson f.y Lziitggl ef-Ski - Q- 5, 1 T? T piKapoa Doha , HOUSTON, TEXAS, was The scene oT The NaTional Pi Kappa DelTa convenTion. MacalesTer's chapTer, MinnesoTa Alpha, was represenTed by Beverly BaTzer and Gladys Simmons who Took parT in women's debaTe: Carl Bahmeier, Edward Eorus, l and Vernes GraTsTrom, men debaTersg Malcolm Powrie, college oraTorq and Coach Harold l.eVander. Miss Simmons also parTicipaTed in ExTemp, where she advanced To The Tinals, and in women's oraTory where she delivered The Cocldail Hour and Tied Tor second in The naTion winning a cup Tor The school. Mr. Bahmeier also Tools parT in men's ExTemp. Mr. Powrie reached The semi-Tinals wiTh his oraTion A True Memorial. The winged TeeT of vicTory were a biT Too speedy Tor The debaTers aT The NorThwesT TournamenT held aT ST. Thomas' and ST. CaTherine's colleges. BoTh men's Teams reached The semi-Tinals and one advanced To The Tinals only To be downed by ST. Thomas in a 2 To I decision. Vernes GraTsTrom, Carl Bahmeier, Edward Forus, James BuTler, and Edmund MoTTers- head parTicipaTed in The TournamenT. ConTrary To TradiTion, The women Tailed To have The lasT word being eliminaTed in The sevenTh round. ConTesTanTs were DoroThy l-larT, June Benson, Beverly BaTzer, and Gladys Simmons. l Mac also parTicipaTed in radio debaTes and The Moorhead TournamenT. OTher de- baTers who aided in This successTul Torensic season were Paul Moore, MerTon Parlcs, and Jack Levin. , gf' W fllllf Il Illlll lm lain: ll nuuunHT A A ff- A -..,.-gf' ' - ' 1 ,T I i f F' I si 'I , X ' -' I.: . 52. --f 4 x-,., - T ly XX. s I- IIIQNIQIVIHQ W M. Parks, E. MoTTershead, J. Levin, J. Benson, D. HarT Q8 Q X f