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

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First Row: J. Wooley, J. Green, R. MacGregor, K. Breckner, A. Johnson. E. Mottershead, L. Thorsell Second Row: W. Eastman, t-I. Thornburg, E. Lundblad, M. Hill, V. C-Breen, G. Minx, B. Drake Third Row: C Bahmeier, R. Moe, E. Harris, M. Ferre, J. Levin, T. Champlin, P. Wittenberger, M. Parks International Relations Club TI-IE world goes 'round and 'round . . ., as the Macalester International Relations Club studies the gears ot world politics. Besides conducting tortnightly meetings, the Club shares its program with the entire college. This year a one-day con- terence ot Twin City International Relations Clubs, Ied by several prominent authorities on world attairs, and tour discussions led by taculty members were open to the public. The Club also conducts the Armistice day chapel services. Last year the Club helped entertain the Mississippi Valley Regional Conterence ot International Relations Clubs. This March the group sent a delegation to the convention at Augustana College, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Kenneth Breckner was president this year: Linnea Thorsell, vice-presidentq Ada Johnson, secretary: and Edmund Mottershead, treasurer. Protessor Rob Roy MacGregor is taculty adviser. 95 I'

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l l l L l l i l l l l l V l i l l l i l l l i I r l 1 l Firsf Row: B. L. Durkee, A. Hillman. F. Ward, J. WhiTcher, F. Lind Second Row: R. Kircher. E. Callender, L. Sharpless, F. Nora. E. PaTTerson, M. L. Woolsey Scribbleris Club THE Scribbler's Club has been brewing poeTry and prose and peculiar combinaTions sTyled variously in beTween--Tor over a year. Beginning valianTly wiTh TourTeen Treshmen in January, I935, The organizaTion has dwindled To eighT-- quanTiTy giving way To qualiTy. Professor F. E. Ward has coaxed Them along, and Tor The TirsT Tew rnonThs oT breaking in, he was sympaTheTically assisTed by Professor Glenn Clark. This TalenTecl group oT youngsTers needs maTerial susTenance as well as iTs consTanT supply oT The spiriTual. Each week has provided Tor Them Tood Tor ThoughT, and so Thev someTimes counsel Take, and someTirnes Tea. uf 1 ,n :in IN ll llll ll! lllllll llllllldnl 'HI Hi rv ' 94

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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