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

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FirsT Row: B. Clapp. E. Franz. J. Anderson Second Row: L. Nelson, S. K. Hyre. M. RoberTs Sigma Alpha lota FOR Those women wiTh unusual abiliTy and a genuine inTeresT in music, MacalesTer oTTers membership in Sigma Alpha loTa, a naTional proTessional music TraTerniTy Tor women. The aims oT The TraTerniTy are To promoTe musical and social developmenT and To uphold The highesT ideals oT a musical educaTion. Regular monThly musicals are held in The homes of The various paTronesses and consisTs of solo or ensemble perform- ances, Tallcs by members and guesTs, and papers on subiecTs OT musical inTeresT. OTTicers oT The TraTerniTy are presidenT, Ella Franz: vice presidenT, Frances SchoeTTlerg secreTary, Beryl Clapp: and Treasurer, HarrieT SchaTTner. P Q. J. Gwany THE why, whaT. and how oT ancienT, modern, and conTemporary music are The primary concerns oT J. Gwany, a musical organizaTion Tor MacalesTer men. The purpose oT This group is To provide Tor a Tuller and more adequaTe appre- ciaTion oT The works oT The greaT composers. The obiecTives oT The organizaTion are soughT Through The medium OT inTormal meeTings in which selecTions illusTraTing ideas and ideals are presenTed and discussed. The oTficers oT The club Tor This year are: RoberT Tuclcer, presidenT, and Comyn Johnson, secreTary. FirsT Row: Mr. Hall. H. Hemenway, E. MoTTershead, R. Macomber I Y Second Row: G. OsTergren, D. Tripp, I. MorTon, A. RusTerholz ' JT' Third Row:VC. Johnson. E. BeclcsTrand. G. Gallos, R. Tucker. R. Riddell if , ' 1 I .4-:A 103 '

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PM--.. i l I i l i i . i l i l l i i l i l l i i l l T l r E s i i l i T I l i l r l T l l l i I i E l rfflm. it E W . ,.,..,-1. 7. ' ' ,flylf ulllil lui . ' ' 'F T x- ,. Firsl' Row: M. McGee, M. Jenkins, H. Ohlgren, Dr. Bradley, W. Kunze, C. Kroning, E. PeTerson Second Row: M. Schulz, L. Johnson, H. MacMullan, E. Heine, F. Lundblad, H. Thornburg, E. Drake, A. Hill, M. J. Afcheson Third Row: M. Blad, M. Brown, D. Barnes, G. Simmons, G. SuTfon. E. Franz, M. Sfrebel, M. Jokela, M. Volcansek Fourfh Row: R. Briar, B. Clapp, K. Bergeson, J. STrebel, M. Ferre, D. TanquisT, E. Caldwell, C. Shuman, H. Wookey, F. Wolner Education Club TO sTrengThen old acquainTances and develop Tne proTessionaI consciousness, The EducaTional Club . . . known more commonly as The Mac Peds . . . was organized in The Tall OT '35 Tor Those sTudenTs planning To Teach. STaTe educaTional auThoriTies have meT wiTh and lecTured To The group during The year. Organized Through The influence oT Dr. Bradley, head oT The educaTion deparTmenT, The group has him as Their TaculTy adviser. OTTicers are Harold Ohlgren, PresidenT, and Marian Jenkins, SecreTary. League ol Women Voters SUCH general problems as Are we geTTing aT The TacTs oT our governmenT and acTing on Them? and such specific ones as How can we geT Trained personnel inTo public service? are higher Than Tea dances and lighT Talk in The minds oT a cerTain MacalesTer women's group-The League oT Women VoTers. NOT Too high, however, Tor Teas and social meeTings are inTerspersed wiTh discussion meeTs and convenTions. The Macale-sTer organizaTion is a College branch of The NaTional League oT Women VoTers, and concerns iTselT wiTh sTudying The presenT problems oT our governmenT and Their possible remedies. Mary Ashley '38, heads The League. OTher oTTicers are: Vice-presidenT, EdyThe Farnham: SecreTary, Mary Brackg Treasurer, Lucille Pearson. In T Firsf Row: P. Prelvifz, L. Pearson, E. Farnham, M. Ashley, M. Brack, J. Kagin, A. Johnson If -ULN' .H-H Second Row: H. B. Morse, D. Danielson, B. J. Pelerson, R. Wilhelm, J. Whilcher, H. M., Clark, B. Brown -hmkuu 'H' M. Larson, P. Paulus Third Row: J. Quinn, S. James, V. Greene, M. Wahlers, H. Wahlers. A. Olson, J. FleckensTein, g ' H. MacMullan, E. Drake IOZ

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DirecTor: Hollis Johnson Clarinefsz G. Johnson, E. BeclrsTrand, J. BrandT, C. Peiclc, V. Guild, M. Brafhovde, E. Champlin, C. Bugbee, N. Dahlen, B. Malmquisf, M. Champlin, C. Elholm, O. Berg. A. Halverson Flufesz M. RoberTs, E. Drake Oboe: R. Tuclcer Saxophones: G. WesT, W. Mifchell TrumpeTs: C. Flooding. J. Bell, R. Erskine, D. Tripp, K. Knoche, D. Thompson Horns: D. Anderson, G. Oswald BariTones: R. Macomber. J. EvensTa, E. Brokl, D. Olds Trombones: K. McKay, J. Levin. M. Larson, T. Champlin. L. Reeve Basses: H. OTTersTrom, D. Dreher, J. Olson, R. Riddell Drums: H. KobersTein, P. Moore, A. Hanson Concert Band A WAVE of The baTon, and The regal sTrains oT BeeThoven swell The air. The MacalesTer ConcerT Band under The leadership oT Mr. Hollis Johnson of The ConservaTory oT Music TaculTy, has enioyed unusual growTh and developmenT during The lasT Tour years. From a small group whose obiecT was merely To lend spiriT To aThleTic conTesTs, Mr. Johnson has developed if To a Truly concerT band level. While The band's services are s+ill in much evidence aT TooTball and baslceTball games, The main emphasis is now placed on public appearances in which worlcs oT noTed composers are presenTed. Periodical chapel concerTs ThroughouT The year and a weekly open air series in May and June have now become TradiTional aT MacalesTer. Edward BeclcsTrand is The sTudenT conducTor. i l IO4 A