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

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NIXETIIEX TIIIRTY-TIVO The l resihent X John Carziv i4l'llA'.YUIl, LL.D. INCH 1924 when Dr. John C. Acheson became president, Macalester has pushed steadily ahead under his leadership. Through these years, both prosperous and adverse. the school has progressed in scholarship, in enrollment, in endowment, in equipment, and in innumerable other less tangible ways--all under a direction and guidance both firm and encouraging, steadying, and full of understandingf The President has led Macalester in an interest in community, civic, national, and even international affairs, and himself is known and admired in many parts of the country where he has spoken. XYhere- ever he goes he leaves a feeling of kindliness and respect, not only towards himself, but towards the school which he so ably represents. Finally, no tribute to Dr. Acheson is complete without mention of Mrs, Acheson, who with her gracious friendliness and hospitality has an integral part in Macalester life. Page 37

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Gin the Trustees- 'llhe students of Macalester College appreciate the services and sacrihces ol' the individual members of the Board of Trus- tees. lYithout the support, the generosity, and faith of these men this college could not occupy its present position, for they have constantly kept Macalester a leader among denominational institutions. For the opportuni- ties that the trustees have made possible for them, the students can express only gratitude and appreciation.

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THE MAC BIENNIAL BIARGARET lNl. Dorv, A. N. Dean of Women, Associate Professor of English Miss Doty is an ever-present help, whether one is in trouble or not. Her work in the capa- cities of clean and professor has been outstanding. JOHN PORTER HALL, A. B. Kcgi.ft1'ar, Profrsroz' of Crock UProf Hall, a name, a word, an irresistible someone who spells El friend, a jester, a coun- sellor. RICHARD URIAH Ioxizs, A. M., Se. D. Dean of 1716 College, Proffssoi' of Clzmzzisfry The Dean guides the proble- matical affairs of student-life with as sure a hand as that with which he mixes chemicals in the laboratory. JAMES XV.xr.LAC12, Ph. D., ID, D., Ll. D. Prvsideizf Enzcritzzs, Professor of 1eC'llfll01lS lirlzzcatimi Although not many students now know Dr. Vllallacc as a teacher, all may know him through his stirring, vigorous, and witty addresses at chapel services. CLARENCE E. Flcranx, A. M. Dean of llflcrz, Associate Pro- fessor' of Fawzrlz His enthusiasm, integrity, and ability to understand student problems makes Dean Ficken one of the most popular profes- sors. lTRlCIllClilC Ginns AXTIQLL, A. M. Lib1'ar'ia1z Supplying live hundred stu- dents with the right books at the right moments is Zl difficult task, but Professor Axtell per- forms it with unddminished cheerfulness and kindnesst Page 28