Lake Forest College - Forester Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

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My iefsf QQQJSXQTHE leoliliisflimi ISISQZEQ iii Prologue A .lunior Class again makes the effort, in this volume, to set down in permanent form the life of a college year. As we finish the book adding this last to the Foresters that have preceeded it, we realize one thing mo1'e clearly, that the mere recounting of facts and the sight of faces on the page do not give us campus life or college spirit as it really isg this means for each one of us a different thing, differing as widely as the phases of student activity upon which each puts the emphasis of his effort and his attainment. Therefore, complete and fair as we have sought to be, perhaps no department of this Annual will have received the space and attention those particularly interested in it would like to see. Perhaps that it should please all, do justice to all sides of our life here, would be to expect too much of this little book, that has felt so many times during its growth the stern repressing hand of the printers' bills. Think of it rather in this wise, good master reader, that it is to the college the history of an added year, that to the alumni it is the inspiration for reminiscing on years that lie within their own college times, dearer, because they are their own, than ours can be, and that finally it is to the undergraduates themselves only the tangible, frame-work of names and faces and college deeds around which each shall build the true Forester, -his own fuller, more personal and more vivid memory of this year of his college course. The Board wants to thank sincerely the members of the Faculty who so kindly assisted us in our work, particularly Prof. Bridgman, who has given us his time and helpful advice in many ways, the students of any class who have given us a handf' and finally to make grateful acknowledgement of the work of Joseph Krafka, '15, who has given so generously of his time in making the number of drawings for this Annual. So here is the year-book of the Class of 'l3. VVe put it into your hands, Klr. Critic, and should you find ought amiss,-no doubt there is much,-think of what the Hoosier poet wrote concerning the bee and yourself:- Yes, the bee sings, l confess it, Gives us honey, heaven bless it, But t'would be a sweeter singer, If it didn't have no stingerf' 6

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.1V5f Wg,-'Rf' Liiggggmrrs FGDRESVDEWR 1913 Ei l Trustees of Lake Forest College Alfred Y. Baker .... Lake Forest Sidney A. Benedict . . . Chicago Rev. Xxfllllillll H. XV. Boyle, D.D. Lake Forest Augustus A. Carpenter . . . Lake Forest Clyde KI. Carr . . Lake Forest Frederick YV. Crosby . Lake Forest Albert B. Dick . Lake Forest john Y. Farwell . Lake Forest David B. Jones . Lake Forest John H. S. Lee . . Evanston B. Xl. Linnell, 31.13. . Chicago George A. Klcliinlock .... Lake Forest Clayton Klark ..... Lake Forest Rev. James G. K. KlcClure, D.D., LL.D. Chicago Cyrus l-l. AlCCOTIIllCli .... Lake Forest John S. Nollen. Ph.D.. LL.D., rx-offirio Lake Forest Louis F. Swift . . . Lake Forest James Yiles .... Lake Forest Rey. Andrew C. Zenos. D.D. Chicago OFFICERS OF THE BOARD CI..u'ToN AIARK ........ . President CLYDE Rl. CARR . Vice-President SIDNEY A. BENEDICT Secretary ALBERT B. Dick . Treasurer COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD EXECUTIVE COMAIITTEE Clayton Klark, Chairman John V. Farwell S. A. Benedict C. H. McCormick F. VV. Crosby J. S. Nollen A. B. Dick FINANCE CCTRINIITTEE F. XV. Crosby, Chairman l. G. K. KIcClure A. B. Dick C. H. llIcCorIniclc Al. Y. Farwell 8