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

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In the midst of strange smells and blue haze, l. Z0 r..' Stuart Nelson, Dennis Rain- narack Betty Conaway and Thomas Reid proceed cautiously at a chemistry experi- 1'T16Ill. Karl Anuta and Ruth Ann Deldcer find rocks, not in the head, of interest under the quizzical eye of Stan Tyler. Perhaps he docsrfl lmelicvc they arenit of the hcad varic-ly. Through the microscope and into the land of micro-organisms go, I. lo r.: ,lo Ann Modahl, Mary Sveen, Janet Lind and Ann Lough as Prof. Beilfuss stands ready for adjustments in Biology lab.

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Variety Cffered In Science Department From bubbling test tubes to fossilized trilo- bites the Science department leads both the willing and the unwilling to the knowledge and methods gained through the ages. Pre-meds find the curve readily lowered by those struggling for lil credits toward gradua- tion. Here is just a glimpse into the halls of Car- negie Soience building minus the smell of formaldehyde, the charts of evolution and the skeleton of a pre-historic horse. Wire chairs and burglar alarms aren't the conquering ideas of these potential physicists, Z. 150 r..' Willard Talberg, Ted Tyler and Barbara Koucky. 22 'This studying is heavenlyfz seem to say, l. to r.: Sally Parker, Sally Winner, Myrna Musenbrock, June Meredith, Duane O,lVlalley and Mr. Albers as they adjust the telescope in the Observatory.

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Learning while they Work are l to Judy Kernkamp La Mae Deutschman and Marilyn Ellis Johnson in the Miller hos pital laboratory. Med Techs Stud At Miller Hospital Medical Technology has been a favorite voca- tional choice of many coeds. The last twelve months of their course students spend at on- the-job training at Miller hospital in St. Paul. Actual laboratory procedures are followed. The girls graduate from Macalester only to face state examinations for entrance into their chosen profession. Barbara Anderson and Marilyn Ellis Johnson perform a series of metabolism tests.