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

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Table of Contents THE MAC l962 BLUEPRI T ACALESTER ulLDS A FUTURE An introduction keynoting The Mac 1962 and outlining Macalester's expansion FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Profs and administrators build education on the foundation of the Liberal Arts. ACADEMIC Macalester has much to offer the future citizens and builders of the world. STUDENT IFE Recreation and activities are cornerstones of the diversified college life. RC-ANIZATIONS Students can share and strengthen interests through organizations membership. ATHLETICS Pictorial records of Mac's many teams and season descriptions are spotlighted. CLASSES Seniors and Underclassmen who are the life and spirit of Macalester are portrayed. INDEX f 2fL za ,drip ti' Sl 'lb 3 M 3 -'Hx - xiuf!.',- gf 'f '- rf rs .1 ' 45. A Z! '.ifgt-Qfliiie lllll 3 I-:fi 5 q,,'5r , B N W ' '.', 'cfm g X -' .:'-.K 2: - M - 'la mag ' N- , ' A f ff- I . 451'-ff L - . 219, 'TN ' WVU :un f, E . Q ,, 1fW m V S c ' ' . .t f . ' v ' . JA-la W 'A . .1 -ff' 3? ' ' , ' A .. ' I . ,. 'fix F ' . . . ,.. .-A X, - - . 'Pu ,H 1- ' , sv 21 . . .. About 'the cover and the endsheets Gathered in the warm spring sunshine, students enjoy the annual Pipe Band Con- cert. The endsheets picture Mac's campus during autumn and winter, completing the panorama of the school year's seasons. Pictures by Lance Woodruff. 7 I4 46 66 98 l58 I86 228

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if pi.fi.r'!:rff5i.lfI x 1' Macalester Builds a Future: A College on the Move The year the plans came . . . 1962 will be remembered as the interim between the old and outgrown facilities, and the new and spacious buildings that are now fresh off the drawing board. As faculty committees, trustees, and administration members poured over the blueprints and contributed ideas and dreams to the architects, we of The Mac 1962 staff prepared the plans for our major production. So now, we keynote this edition by featuring Macalester's design for the future in this opening section. The blueprint theme will appear throughout the book as we record the ele- ments that went into building this year. To paraphrase an old nursery rhyme, This is the way we build our school, to make a better college? But Macal- ester is not only concerned with its physical expansion, it has been undergoing a change in its educational offerings and aims, also. The need for advancement in both of these areas has been long recognized, and plans for their execu- tion have been carefully and extensively constructed. The above picture sets the pace for the following dis- cussion of blueprints. President Rice and one of the archi- tects scan plans while General Dean, another of the architectsg members of the Board of Trustees, and Miss Owen who headed the Fine Arts Faculty Committee wait to offer suggestions. At this point, we of The Mac staff would like to thank President Rice, his oilice staff, Dean Kramer, and Mr. Burg for their help and frequently tapped sources of information. As the plans are discussed, everything is handled in the future tense. Minor changes may result as construction advances, but in general, the drawings and information are a correct forecast of the College's future campus and educational facilities. Graduates of this and the next two years will not be able to use the new buildings, but everyone is privileged to be attending the College during its most exciting era, as Macalester Builds a Future. 7