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

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JONES. ALEXANDER. FIN IBLEY, XVIIITRIIWGIC. CARDLE

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The ,lfLYL'tIfCS2'C'7' Mic-Mac. ALUMNI. OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. XY. P. Kirkwood. 'QCJ... .......... .... l 'resident ll. D. Funk, 'OI ....... ...Secretary and Treasurer XYith the graduation of the class of IQOO the roll of Macalester's Alumni reached the total of one hundred sixty-two. not a vast army, but a company of which any institution in the land might well be proud. During the years which have passed since they went forth from these walls they have accomplished well their share of the world's work. In them Macalester has been honored, and through them her influence has been felt. not only in our own land, but in many foreign lands as well. Volumes would be required to do justice to their work. VVe believe that the Hjuniors of Ten Years Ago are good representatives of that body of men and women who call Macalester their Alma Mater. May the following account of their accomplishments in the past ten years incite us to even greater things. THE JUNIORS OF TEN YEARS AGO. QBY ONE OF THE CLAss.J The class of ,98 offers congratulations to the editors of the Mic-MAC for their enterprise. The juniors of ten years ago were so busy playing foot-ball, basket-ball, hand-ball, instructing the faculty, and settling affairs of state, that they had to forego the pleasures of journalism. As an evidence, however, of general ef- ficiency, five men out of a class of ten entered the ministry and one of the girls joined the ranks by marrying a preacher. One librarian, one superintendent of schools and one school teacher make up the class roll. H Ten years have passed since we left Macalester and today finds Page 30