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

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Right: Professor Boyd C. Shafer organizes his most recent manuscript. In Infernafional Affairs Dr. Earl Spangler considers the life of the American frontier. Henry M, Bqir Jr, and student confer on a historic dilemma. 25

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Dr. Ernest R. Sandeen prepares a Man and His World lecture. 3 s Dr. Matti E. Kaups and Mrs. Hilclegard B. Johnson guide geography students. History Staff Active l :tram --A - .. . t. .a,.WwKMmmNNmNw .imma W Lu . -K' t . Professor Roger R. Trask tackles tangled treaties. 24 The History Department conducted the NDEA Institut in History which was directed by Professor Roger Trasl Dr. Trask also gave a paper at the Upper Midwest Confei ence. Dr. Ernest Sandeen gave a paper at the annua meeting of the American Historical Association in Sar Francisco, and directed the annual Canadian-Americar Conference. Professor Y. Armajani spent the summe: completing the draft of a volume on the Middle East. He also presented a paper at the Midwest Conference o Asian Affairs. Dr. Boyd Shafer, head of the department officiated as Vice President at the meeting of the Inter national Committee of Historical Sciences in Budapest and was one author of a volume on United States history He served as a consultant for the new National Endow- ment for the Humanities. Professor Earl Spangler pub lished a book for young people, The Negro in America and Mr. Henry Bair gave a paper on African history at the Conference of African Specialists. Dr. Hildegarde Iohnson, chairman of the geography de- partment, was SPAN faculty advisor for the Uganda group this year. Her research work is concerned witf missionaries as explorers in Africa. Dr. Matti Kaups is working on completion of his hook on Finnish immigra- tion to the U.S. The geography department is working on a substantial article on the Twin Cities in their changing functionalism.

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Professors William A. Swain and Paul M. Berry contemplate the frustrations of Freud. g-ff.Qs1gi.,..ps1. .- .. Dr. Reece McGee exposes the intricacies of the Ameri- can social structure. Anthropologist David McCurcly constructs analogies tween cultures.