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

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Grille rats find new nest Upon returning to the campus in the fall, students found they had been temporarily thrown out of the Grille to allow for exten- sive remodeling and modernization. Par- titioned booths were constructed of pine paneling and painted black. At the belated grand opening, students reassembled at smaller, more intimate tables and were treated to free hot dogs. On'sunny days, the Grille offered munch outdoors. Nooks for crones became the sutes of many trucks and treats once the Grille remodeling was complete.

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7 , f i A E 5 S2 i r il lYlllQ g A,.:. ikft as Stamped hands and stamping feet marked the evening of September 14 as the first really groovy dance of the year. It's difficult to decide whether the Hot Half-Dozen was the name ofthe band or of the group of dancers pictured on this page. all tii Soulful struttin' -X E'ffff

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Responding to complaints of an all-too-quiet social life, Dayton men asked Turck to a football game. Dayton's jolly green mascot was one of footbaIl's biggest fans. Thanks to Kirk, the not-so-jolly giant is mourned by Dayton. Dayton males real giants I7 ' l'PH W'ff-QYW-mf' M, X F- 'Hn