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ABOVE: Not a spring baseball game, but a fall football game finds a throng of Mac students braving a glaring sun to watch the sweating Mac eleven pant out a i3-O win over Winona State Teachers in the opening game of the season. Indian summer agreed with everyone LEFT: Not exactly tournament play-just the ne- cessary instruction in grip as explained by Elaine Wenzel to Eleanor Anderson, Mary Jane Botte- miller, and Jean Brown.
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1 HE Construction kept pace with classes . . . ABOVE: Fall at Macalester found the campus full of ditches, ladders, pipes, and detours. Two new students pause on the lib steps to inspect the pipeline to the new dorm. . . . and the weather was ideal for football LEFT: George Hicks looks on helplessly as Macite Bill Popp is brought to the ground by a Winona mon. lt was a warm, bright day, and a happy one, for Mac won. 'I4
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The gym-dorm forced co-ed sports outdoors ABOVE: The October sun proves an obstacle for Geneva Gudahl. Yes, the fellows moved in the front door and simul- taneously out the back door Hed Mac Coeds with their Phy Ed Department, bats and balls, field hockey sticks, tennis racquets, and archery targets to acquaint themselves with their new gym, the Great Outdoors. Gym courses were limited, the customary volley ball and basketball tournaments between dormitories were cut, and all activities in general acquired a back- to-naturev characteristic. One of these activities, an annual event, culminated when twenty-one girls with Miss Ruth Schellberg left civilization last August 18th to start on a canoe trip through northern Minnesota and Canada. The trip began at Winton and took the group into Can- ada on to This Manis, That Man's, and the Gther Manis Lake. Each group had two canoes and two tents and prepared the meals independently which were strictly round, since pie tins were their only pans. When energy was low, it was time for a Feaster Lillies' Super Energy Sandwich. Recipe: Take one Hershey Bar, cover liberally with raisins, place another Hershey Bar on top, eat. This was dreamed up by Ruth Ann Feasterg thus, its name. On the 29th of August the group returned home, tanned, tired, and happy. LEFT: Dorothy Holmstrom and Mary Lou Flagsfad End iT's not all work on the 1946 summer canoe trip as they Toke if easy in the bottom of The canoe. Mary Jo Robertson sings a diFferenT tune as she wields the paddle on placid Knife Lake. l 6 i
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