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

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Courageous Campers Conquer Registration Frustration N'w ,..fv. Filling out oceans of forms was one of the many duties. wi Q 'Q ,,, .4 me-mu. Near the end of the line, smiling photographer greets the weary. XM i. ,Q xx l IL , W 'V ' - ' if?f5,f',:g57 1f?? 7A-54' , 'ft fi' 'f . L y - , i f--'- H 1, -z V ' -Y ' f ' f 1' .. ' , Meeting with faculty advisors, like Dr. Hopper of the religion de- rtnzent, rates hi h riorit on the re istration a enda. Pa 8 P 9' 8 5' Instructions greet registrants at every turn. 23

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liQf'QQgllll'5r 17f' p gr The week-ending dance, NAM! Perhaps 1301110110653 glided I0 the music of Rich Clausezfs band. The bonfire builds sleani to uR0ast the Hot Dogsfi Campus Builds Spirit, Fire To Roast the Hot Dogs Roast the Hot Dogsi' was the cry this year as Mac,s grid- ders prepared to take on the University of Minnesota, Duluth, October 12 in the annual Homecoming contest. Six coeds were chosen by the junior and senior classes to reign over the Week. Queen Donna Sedcrburg, chosen by an all-school vote, was crowned October 9 during the variety show intermission. Donna, one of the senior candidates, is a history major from Mankato, Minn. and plans to teach high school The other royalty selected for Homecoming honors were: junior Sonya Anderson of St. Paul, a speech major, Pat Bart- lett, a junior English and journalism major from Hibbing, jun- ior Edie Ellis of Chicago, a psychology and speech major, senior Carolynn Tweedie, a French major from Pittsburgh, Pa., and senior Phoebe XVood, history major from Rochester, Minn. Donna receives colzgralulalions following the Coronation. 25