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

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The Personnel Office staff wait their turn at a filing cabinet. Staff members are Mrs. Jadwiga Shemt- schushnikow, Mrs. Louise Rosel, Mrs. Patricia Baustain and Miss Gretchen Eichhorn. Admissions counselor George E. Scotton and Miss Marjorie Swanson review a student's record for admission with Mrs. Irma Govvans before forward- ing it to the Registrar's office. Miss Wood's Kindergarten-Primary Training School faculty. Bock row, Miss Cristena Anderson, Miss Jessie C. Sheldon, Miss Anstice T. Abbott, Mrs. Meaunena 5. Spaulding, Mrs. Eldred I. Walling and Mrs. John Deno. Front row, Mrs. F. H. Ram- say, Miss Bernice M. Peters, Miss Edith A. Stevens, principal, Mrs. D. D. Forbes and Mrs. Frances G. Miller. Page twenty-Eve

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WE SAW YOU We Saw You There-You were walking across campus when the Bell Tower broke its traditional silence to proclaim W.S.S.F.'s success. We were together when classes were dismissed fifth period-that fall day when the wind shook Old Main, scattered slate from the roofs and the new lights over Shaw Field swayed in a lOO mile-an-hour gale. Miss Wood's school was added to the Mac clan. The bulging classrooms with more than l7OO students seemed to climax the college's growth since our entrance four years ago. We saw your picture in the new Mac Weekly photo JOHN ADAMS Fargo, North Dakota Economics ROBERT AMERSON Clear Lake, South Dakota Journalism MARY AMES St. Paul, Minnesota Biology GEORGIA AMUNDSON White Bear, Minnesota Biology ARCHIE ANDERSON St. Paul, Minnesota Economics, Commercial Education CLARA JEAN ANDERSON Grand Rapids, Minnesota Drama Page twenty-seven THERE l I95O section, we saw you giving your contribution to the future Student Union and we saw you at Corn-za- F'oppin'. Mid-year saw some of us at Macalester's first January commencement. We heard you in l95O, too, in the Bag Pipe Band and on a nation-wide hookup with the Macalester singers, One of the last times we saw you there was at Mi Tierra, during commencement. i950 came and will pass. Memories of the middle of the century, in the heart of the northwest and between the Twin Cities-memories of Macalester- will remain. We Saw You There-we will see you again.