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

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i I l T i T i . Fernam Budolfson Sarah MacKnighT. B.A. Alice Kingery, College Bursar Secretary to the Presidffll Secretary lo the Q63 ar Mr. Budolfson is a very busy, M555 MacKniqhT is PFSSF- To meeT such charming person on regisTraTion day. den? ACl'l6S0f'I'S deliqhfful person T eng day of His ready smile keeps The and Compeienl' SSCVGTUFY. regisTra ' is very reTresh- business ofhce in conTinual Her Summers are oTTen spenT ing inde d. good humor. aT her lake home in Chicago. R if ifiiff DoroThy Eklund, B.A. Secretary to llxe Assisiant Treasurer A graduaTe of MacalesTer, Miss Ekluncl was appoinTed To her presenl' posiTion on The resignaTion of Mrs. Palmer Two years ago. Ann Hubbard Baokkeeper Miss Hubbard has been ap- poinTed as one of The book- keepers of The college. She was formerly secreTary To The bursar. rin Li uisT, Sf: a y o the Bursar ' s In quisi' has Taken Miss Hubbard's place as secreTary To The bursar. She has proven herself To be a very eTTicienT member of The business sTaTF. Norman McRae ' ,yn-W 141, M Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds at C Q C' Mr. McRae supervises The . general repair work of The buildings as well as The up- M M4441 keep of The college campus. AAQVW l el Q ies iias, Gig., Olive ChrisTensen, BA. Secretary of the Deans Miss Ch i Tensen has Taken ove ' ShaTler's duTies as s y To The Deans. She ' als g ardian of The chap- Mj . f CharloTTe Graham Hostess of Wallace Hall Miss Graham's charming manner has helped To make The Hall a real home To The ouT-of-Town girls. 24 1 . ., N f Nr ., 5.1 ,I , N X, ..- . If . ,Ax M . -5 1' r

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Dora Schaeffgen Teacher of Piano Besides being a feacher of piano, Miss Schaeflgen is m u c h inferesfed in sfring ensemble worlr. Jessie May Young Teacher of Piano Miss Young is organisf and musical direclor of the Day- lon Av e n u e Presbyferian Church. She is also much inferesfed in fh e musical clubs of fha cify. Hollis Johnson, B.A. Teacher of Wind Instrument: and Director of Band Under Mr. Johnson's direc- fion, The Macalesfer band has given some very beaufi- ful concerrs, bolh indoors and oufdoors. for lhe lasf fwo years. Adella B. Anderson Hosless of Kirk Hall Mrs. Anderson has already become fh e friend and counsellor of fhe boys al Kirlc Hall. Her lirsf year al Macalesfer has been a suc- cessful one. James Messeas Teacher of Cello Besides 'reaching al Mac- alesler, Mr. Messeas is or- ganizing some sfringed in- sfrumenfs info a group. He is a cellisf in lhe Minneapo- lis Symphony Orchesfra. Myrlle Weed Teacher of Piano Miss Weed is very acfive as Clair Thoraldson Teacher of Piano Miss Thoraldson is very ac- 'rive in lhe Sain? Paul Guild of Music Teachers as well as in lhe Shuberl' Club. organisf and musical direc- for af Failh Lulheran Church as well as in fha Shuberf Club. x I 5 SQ- Frank Paslcewiiz, B.A. ' Axxixlanl Treaxurer Field Re A Macalesfer graduale, Mr. Mr. Scoflon Paslcewifz has been largely successful in responsible for fhe safislac- rollmenl' of fory 'Financial condilion of The lasf lwo 4, ,, lhe college. .' 1 . , -,,, ,ah ,af l in lllllil lm- .li ll ll iligliil-ll llllsuldiu'-fl' Xia-A 23 Anne McCloud Pierce Teacher of Voice Oulside of h e r leaching, Mrs. Pierce is very aclive in musical acfivifies in Sf. Paul. George Scollon. B.A. prexenlalive has been very, raising 'lhe en- Macalesler in years. Maude Compeau, R.N. College Nurse Evarylhing from a burn lo a case of measles may be Taken care of by our com- pefenf nurse af Rice Hall.

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K. Bergeson, M. STrebeI, H. WesTrelI, R. Briar ,V j I H E Dt 0 Q a-LA.,w.,1v-4,..,!, ji N l HMM The Class oi T936 EVERY journey has iTs end, buT in no journey oT The Temporal world is There The spiriT oT compleTe TinaliTy. There is always the end To The TransienT Task. however, and The class OT '36 Tinds iTselT bidding Tarewell To The bounds buT noT The bonds of college years. We began Tour years ago under The presidenTial leadership OT Don MaTTson adding To our journey The pleasanT skies oT vicTory by upseTTing The sophomores in The pushball conTesT. LaTer we reTurned The Tavor by losing To The class oT '37. BuT The Travel ThaT is oT more Than nighTs and days-The Travel which demands a longer period oT Time beTore iTs closing momenTs also demands on iTs byways The inns and hosTelries of someThing oTher Than The academic. We Tound These occasions Tor diversion. As sophomores Richard Day broughT success To The all-college banqueT as general chairman. James Wallace as presidenT conTinued The ineviTable sTeps Toward The closing oT The door. Who can TorgeT Jim Pinney's leadership Tor ThaT one sTop-over alone, The Junior Sneak? The TourTh and Tarewell year proved a busy one. The journey now became life, The world in maTuriTy. Dr. Rob Roy MacGregor echoed The halT-humorous TaTaliTy oT The liTe ThaT we are enTering in Cap and Gown Day services. Then There were pow-wows and more inns. of resT by The way. BuT, Too, There was always The half-prevailing consciousness oT a journey abouT To end and 4anoTher abouT To begin. We would noT now change a direcTion in The compass oT The pasT Tour years. The wonders oT The road are The companions oT The way, and Though we close The door, we can noT make iT TasT. To all ThaT we meeT among our group and ouT oT our group There is no acTual journey's end. To This we need noT bid farewell. CLASS OFFICERS Roger Briar. PresidenT Harlan WesTrell, Vice-presidenT KaTherine Bergeson, SecreTary Mary STrebel, Treasurer 25