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

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rg f- ,,,.., ,SA R ' fwfu Z2 tj llf wr Q . 'N 1 v X X. Time out for intermission during the Y fam, one of the first dances of the year, and Macites leave the gym floor for a breather. Fall Activities LSA ojicers get together on a Mississippi River boat trip. Seated left to right are: Ted Van, Don Rezab, Gail Kaufman, Llewellyn Levi, Joy Rogalla. Standing: Fritz Bolton, and Dr. and Mrs. Thompson, advisors. The Mac Quartette, composed of Bill Rob- erts, Lenny Kovar, Ed Stiekney, and .lack Kirlcham, render their version of the Whig- enpoof Song. The quartette has been a fa- miliar sight on the Mae campus. Page Nineteen U

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lx K I Nancy Robb ntoclels for Freshmen in at style show given flaring Frosh Week. Envious girls gaze while admiring boys applaud the styles with the old ggshorl lookn and cast clisapproving glances at the Mnew look. Autumn is always a time of heightened student activity as the school year gets under way, and this season's social calendar continues to hear our the evidence. From September through December, Dean lslrir- garet Dotyls campus dates-lzooli was jammed with a1i:'igj,f dates: the Y-Iam, the MCH Retreat, and the scintillating Scots, Club Dance. The Ca- nadian-Ameriuan Conference was a high point in extra-cols lege affairsg and then, of course, there was Homecom- ing. Page Eighteen The Canterbury Clubns initial meeting of the year was a din ner given for them by St. Maryis Church.

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President Turck is the host at open-house for new stuclents. Bill Shovell introduces Barbara Sorvig to him, while Dean Bryan holfls forth farther clown the reception line. The gleesome threesome at it again. Comedy team par excellance, John Gallos, Chris Wevles and Ken Awsumb afl lib through a script for the Y-fam. A cheerful fire and the smell of burning leaves. The Mac Annual Stay? toasts marshmellows at their traditional fall pow-wow. Page Twenty