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

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TABLE OF CO TE T AURA OF GRGWTH ,...4,,......,.......,........A. ......,.......................,..,.A..................,.,.,..... 6 Excitement pervades the entire college community as Mac enters an era of physical growthg growth in the liberal arts tradition. , STUDENT LIFE ...........A........,.,,.r,r...r....,..... ..... ,...4..,..,,..,.....,....................,......,..,,.,. 'I 4 A review of the year's activities which offer relaxation, fun and education outside of the classroom. ORGANIZATIONS .T....,.,I.,........... ,.I..4,.......,,,.r...,...,..,,....,...,.....,.,, .r.........,,...,,.,.... , . 46 Opportunities to learn about a specific area appear by working in any of Mac's 60 clubs. FACULTY .T,..,...I.I..I...,.......,.....,..r..,.,.,.i..... .r.,I,.,.,.I....,.....I.........,.,,..........,...........,... 9 8 Faculty and administration members revise curriculum, plan interim term. ACADEMIC ...,...,.,...,.....,....,.,...,.....,.,...............,.........,...,.,.............,..,,.....,.........,, 'I28 Many enriching programs abound at Mac. An outline of them appears in this section. SPORTS .,....,.,............,......,..,....,,..,.,,......,. ....,.......,....,...............,....,..,..,.,.,.,......... 'I 50 Summaries of the fall and winter sports seasons with scores and final standings shows the fate of Macis teams. CLASSES ................,,.,...,......,,.................,.,.....,.....,......,......,..,.............,.,......,...... 'I78 Individual pictures of the students, seniors and underclassmen, the heart of any college. INDEX ..........,..,.......,...............,,..,.....,.,,.. .,.,.............,.......,........,..........,........,... 2 26 5

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1 ,Hg if Eff 4 w Construction begins with the dining hall and dorms. onstruction, urriculum Break round for ew Era East Wing, Old Main was a lonely sight standing by itself as Macalester College began classes in September of 1885. The assing years have seen Old Main enlarged and a number of uildings added, dormitories, a science building, a library, a student union, a gymnasium, a fieldhouse and a temporary of over 15 years duration. 1963 marks the invasion of earth movers and dump trucks as Mac begins its most intensive era of expansion. Five new buildings experienced their first growng pains in 1963. Between 7 and 9 million dollars are going into the erection of two new dorms, a cafeteria, a fine arts complex and a science building. Visions of the exciting new equipment and facilities these buildings will offer are enough to keep any campus in a state of anticipation. However, the expectant attitude of Macites multiplied in view of many changes planned for coming years, Organization of the new curriculum and interim term has involved committees as well as all faculty members and de- partments. Under the new plan students will carry four four credit courses and participate in an interim term during the month of Ianuary. One of the year's most welcome accomplishments was the guaranteed tuition program. Not all originality proceeded from the faculty and administration, however. Students passed a new government constitution and worked out a chapel sys- tem to be tried next fall. Laying foundations was the prominent pastime of ,63. MACALESTER GYMNASIUM AND FIELDHOUSE if 7