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

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Olcl Maill-stau11clL, sturdy-the original college building, built in 1835. l 7 Page Sixteen Carnegie Science Hall plays an important part in the education of Macs buclflilzg young scientists.

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The Weyerhaeuser Librarylhearl of Macalester. Completed in 1942, it is the most impressive building on the campus. Officially, registration days brought further swelling of already-Iilled classes. To cope with the influx of students, many departments increased their stalls to help the college gear itself to a new momentum. The new Little Theater building and further redistribution of existing classroom facilities aided the college in taking care of the students. Expectations are that enrollment will never again fall below 1,000 students. The Warren family enjoys a cap of eojfee al Presizlent Turelfs open house. Bob Warren talks with his sister, Bonnie, while his wife, Laverne looks on. Page Fiffeen

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.Zig X . Indian summer . . . and students relax on the campus in front of Old Matn. President Turclfs home adds to the beauty of the Macalester campus. Page Scuenlecfz