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

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ABOVE: Section representatives tor the Kirk hall council line up to be shot before performing their duties as Kirk's governing body. Pic- tured above are: row 'I-Kay Gould, Mary Jane Battemiller, Roberta Campbell, housemother Mrs. Doris Carlson, Miss Helen Morgan, Eileen Will, Miss Jane Barnhart row 2-Miss Harriet McPhetres, Phyllis Mar- tin, Lois Challeen, Mary Erickson, Clarice Edwards, Potty Schein, raw 3-Boh Rose, Pete Monrlale, Dick Kirby, Duane Lund. ABOVE: Shooting the breeze while at ease is good relaxae tion, but oh, how the hours tiy! Pictured in a Typical state of repose are Bob Law, Mansel Mathiason, Pete Mondale, Dale Goltz, Dick Kirby, and Sam Severson. ABOVE: Kirk-hallites tind the tood at the cafeteria worth the wait in line-if they can tincl a vacant place to eat it! RIGHT: House Council doin's are reported upon at individual section meetings. Mates at section 2 gathered an the steps are: from top to bottom-Delores Rauschnot, Jayne C. Johnson, Emarie Ewalcl, Nancy Hall, Mary Kay Burgess, Elinor Bachmon, Dorothy Otness, Helen Binaris, Lorraine Stevenson, Mary Simons, Sally Beardsley, Joanne Powell, Betty Burdick, Evelyn Steenhoven, Dorothy Karlen, Katherine Nanchi, and Laura Sweney. 27 J

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The arch-entryway and meeting place. 'iKirk Hall-Residence for men . Thatas what the sign says, but in reality, of the 186 residents, only '57 are men. The remaining 129 are Women. During the war women took over six of the nine sections. Shared and used by both men and Women are the cafeteria, rec- room, laundry, commons, and fudge kitchen. A tour through any of these might disclose groups harmonizing around a piano, aproned fellows and girls stirring a pan of candy in the fudge kitchen, a de- iected male scorching a White shirt, the lunch line trailing out into the court, or an involved hridge game. KIRK HALL rf' is - anis ABOVE: The most lived-in room in Kirk is the commons where one meets ones' dates and Waits . . . for the cafeteria door to open. Perusin' the Sunday funnies are Steve Hicks and Margaret Uppgren. ABOVE: Studying for semester exams is easier when roommates ABOVE: It looks as though Dick Peterson is proving a bet to Cooperate. Sally Beardsley makes herself comfortable as she Virginia Reukauf in this typical Kirk laundry scene while Bill joins Mary Roessel for a Cram session. Roberts and Bob Hoisington run the wringer with expert hands. 26

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Don't overlook Portland . . . lt was the Home Management House, a part ol the Home Economics department until 1945. Now as an oil-campus Hdormu, Portland houses l2 girls with Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Mousolite as house father and mother. There is one single and one triple room, the rest being double rooms. Residents look to Wallzice Hall tor their meals and house rules. 1 ABOVE: Just a casual evening at home with the Portland family. Gathered around the piano are Shirley Weeks, Gail Kaufman, Myrtle Henry, house mother and father Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mousolite, Homa Shahrokh, Julia Peake, Doris Kotval, Nancy Robb, and Marian Schueler. Pounding the keyboard are Donna Root and Mary Ann Cadwell. ABOVE: That eternal temale curiosity! lt seems to be getting the best ot Gail Kaufman, Shirley Anderson, Julio Peake, and Marion Schueler. ABOVE: The only handicap in enjoying a beauti- ful fire, is keeping it going. Replenishing the tire in Portland's living room are Myrtle Henry, Doris Kotval, and Shirley Weeks. ABOVE: Nobody has yet tried to measure maximum capacity for a phone booth, but three should be it. Giving Donna Root a bad time are Gail Kaufman and Mary Ann Cadwell. 28 i ABOVE: It the doctor says bed! Port land House alters all the comforts o home, Nancy Robb and Homa Shahrokh play nurse to Ruth Robinson. 4