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

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Greetings from Class of 1919 Third row: Badger, McRae, Thomas, Kohl, Farrel, Wt-iizcl, Doerman, Hanson, Gund- lachg second row: Landon, Hanson, Hammerlin, Strachan, Little, llrandrup, Reader, McLeod, Rentimang first row: Hargraves, Les Vesconte, Robinson, Diefiel, Stalker, Eastman, VVharry, Blair, Clark, Atcherson. T HAS OFTEN been said that the odd numbered classes were the ones that 'fdid things, and the 1919 Senior class has done much to carry out this theory. ' The boys of the class early showed that they could do things, when they enlisted for the service of our country at the first call. Not one of them failed to respond and they left our happy class vowing to meet the other fellow in llerlinf' Not to be too much outdone, the girls did things by organizing Red Cross classes and working for Liberty Loan drives. T-he year most enjoyed was the one following the close of the war, when we were united as a class again. Many of the returned men were not able to take up their college work again, but, nevertheless, as they came back to Mac one by one, their tales from distant parts were eagerly listened to. VVe have endeavored to live up to the standards of Macalester and to the high ideals of our professors, and we have gone out with the satisfied feeling which comes with success in endeavor. CLEO BRANDRUP, Prcsidmzf, '19, Page 24 -

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Mother Bess We like to hear theni sing around the fire, Here gathered in our house beside the street, i And dream that life may crown their best desire Then make them leaders where success is sweet, And if they bless the world along each mile, That's quite enough reward to make us smile. Page 26 8