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

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s X 5 . . Greeting . . X . i X M r O all the friends of Macalester and of the Junior class, who have bought this book, Thanks To those x x xx t who have read thus far into it, Greeting, To those who have read the rest of it, Condolence. To X .Wu ,il those who have it yet to read, Sympathy. It it is as hard for you to read it as it has been for us to write 1 ,ll it you have an herculean task before you. S MIIHIV We have endeavored to give the world a true representation of life at Mac. lf we have succeeded is l I congratulate us. If we have failed, keep it darkg it is too late to remedy the detects and you might hurt our feelings. Q Q . . . . X crow.. ihftf:if,7fZ,of.fl.iehallilaioirfeill pifgififiifffibfgiofoiifeillilin niiiiylnulhifioinll will issue a comic supplement. We tried not to hit too hard because we carry no accident insurance and like our friend Holmes, we never dare to write as funny as we can. X While we are quoting, there is a saying of Byron's that prompted us to write this book. Tis pleasant sure to see one's name in X '.Abk'bklh hh' h' h llh d Ml d fhfl AX Q ijclriild feel slightidaif?liieyacbucldii1'tgeirethQi,t riiiiiiesn in print eanyiniilvacie Eli: in ihi Taltatiolgiieit so vjjriiligd tliiris bcidlininsgiilrototgiveaillileiii the amount of space they deserve. If your name doesn't appear any other place, look in the class roll, it will surely be there. Macalester has just passed her twenty-fifth birthday and is on the way to her golden jubilee. Clouds and troubles have charac- terized this first period of Mac's existence, but at last we are able to see the silver lining to the clouds and catch a few rays of the golden X X sunshine. Carnegie and Rockefeller furnished the silver and gold. Although the old friends of Macalester built castles in the air, some more of theseisilver linings and golden rays would build a gymnasium. But all the trials and tribulations of the early days have been of benefit in building up our institution and at last we have come through trial to triumph. As all things work together for good, all the work done in the first twenty-live years of our history as a college has brought about one thing, and we present to you the culmination of X twenty-five years of struggle and toil, The Mac, l9l2. X X X A 6