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

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Cel eblration Clwairmen of fhe Celebrafionz A. W. Anderson, N. D. Kingery, G. B. Whilridge, H. S. Alexander ference. Those faking parl in llwe panel discussion on 'rhe liberal arls college of 'rlrme furure were Dr. William Ernesl' Hocking, Harvard Universify: Benjaf min Youngdalwl, direcfor of SERA social service: Dean Aaron Brumbauglw of 'rhe Universily of Chi- cago, and Dr. C. C. McCracken, direcror of llwe Presbyierian Board of Clwrislian Educalion. Dr. Charles W. Gillcey, dean of ine Universify of Clai- cago chapel was +l'1e principal speaker al flue dinner. Olhers faking parl in lhe academic program were D Guesi' speaker, Dr. W. E. Hocking Dr. Lolus D. Coffman, presidenl of rhe Universily of Minnesoiai Dr. Lars W. Boe. presidenl of S+. Olaf College: W. Mell Hobarl, presideni of line alumni associalion, and George Gallos, '37 speaking for flue sludenl' body. The celebralion of lhis anniversary served nor only To slrengllmen bonds belween old and new friends of llwe school, bul' provided an opporfunily for consiruclive discussion of flue college, ifs poli- cies, and liberal arfs educalion in general. M. Hobarf, J. H. Coflon, J. Wallace, A. l.. Odell

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f I l Making Plans THE year of I936 broughi a unique eveni 'ro Mac- alesrer wiih ihe observafion of lhe fifiiefh anniver- sary oi 'lhe founding of The college, celebraied on March 8 and 9. Wiih many of 'lhe mosi promineni' educaiors in ihe country preseni as well as many oiher friends of +he college, ii was one of ihe oul- sfanding evenis of The year. A vesper service ar ihe House of Hope Presby- 'rerian Church on Sunday affernoon, March 8, in- iriaied 'rhe program. Ai 'rhis service Dr. Maurice D. . . . and ioday. .4-iw --eq..- ... AL, . lljiltieth Prof. Kingery and Prof. Jones-Fifry Years Ago Edwards offered The prayer, iusi as he had done fifiy years ago ai rhe dedicaiion of fhe college. This program was headed by 'ihe Reverend J. Harry Coiion of Columbus, Ohio. A highlighl' of 'lhe academic program on Monday, March 9, was 'rhe announcemeni' of a million dollar endowmenr fund, pari of which was already raised, 'rhe resl' of if pledged. This announcemeni was made a+ ihe dinner which climaxed a brillianf day of addresses. panel discussion, and round 'lable con-

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ChesTer Hines ShiTleTT, Economics OTTO Theodore WaITer, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Dr. Walier, wiTh his quieT, yeT powerful lecTures, Teach- es The TruThs oT The science oT life. Through his eTTorTs, our Biology deparTmenT has become well-known Through- ouT Tv1innesoTa. Raymond Darwin Burroughs, MA. Associate Professor of Biology This year Mr. Burroughs has published a laboraTory guide for The beginning course in BoTany. His kind- liness and good humor make him one of The mosT popular Richard Uriah Jones, Sc.D. Professor of Chemislry The Dean is a friend To every sTudenT as well as an insTruc- Tor in The compIexiTies of The chemical laboraTory. professors. David NewTon Kingery, M.A. Professor of Mathematics and Aslranomy His influence over sTudenTs and his power To mold char- acTer has made Professor Kingery one of The mosT ouT- sianding professors aT Mac- Russell Byron HasTings, lVl.A. Associate Professor ofPl1ysic.r Through his parTicipaTion in campus acTiviTies, Mr. Has- Tings has become a well- known figure aT co l l e g e funcfions. aIesTer. John BolTon Kelso, Ph.D. Professor of Art Appreciation Dr. Kelso's chapel Talks of his advenTures in all paris of The world are inTensely inferesfing as well as edu- caTional. His arf course has proved To be a mosT valu- able addiTion To The college curriculum. Marion Boggs, MA. Assislan! Professor of Political Science Mr. Boggs' TirsT year aT Mac- alesTer has been very suc- cessful, indeed. He has shown himselT To be iniense- ly inTeresTed in The college acTiviTies. Q s. -r W' 965 .cf V ' P K I . ,Cf xii ForresT AIberT Your. M.A. Associate Professor of Professor Young has recenTly re-organized The Economics deparTmenT of MacalesTer. He is as well-liked in his class room acTiviTies as he is in The many college acTivi- Ties in which he parTicipaTes. -Tovedsll Carey M. Jensen, Ph.D. Assislant Professor of Malhemalics MacalesTer is very happy To have Mr. Jensen again on The TaculTy sTaTT. Besides be- ing an excellent maThemaTi- cian and successful Teacher, he is also an exiraordinary musician. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry A quieT and scholarly man, Dr. ShiT'leTT wins The respecT of The sTudenTs. He devoies his spare Time during The summer monThs To playing Tennis. George William Davis, Ph.D. Professor of Social and Political Science Dr. Davis, who is ouT Wesl' during a leave of absence, is widely known Tor his mas- Tery of languages. and Tor his inTeresTing yeT educaf tional addresses.