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

 - Class of 1934

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Lake Forest College - Forester Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL) online collection, 1934 Edition, Cover
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Morrison: 'LAnyone could tell by looking at you' that your parents Janet Wyllie- Oh, I don't know. Marjorie Stupey- IJon't be as- sinine. Winnie Bragg- Yeah? Margaret Alford. Lewis Clarke. Sylvia Jacobs. Malin Buzzarrd. Ce.t.ude Fisher. Sam Bearman. Betty Barr. William King. Louise F-e1-ry. Richard Willerton. Marjorie Stupsy. john Kottcamp. Ellsworth llorton- I haven't the slightest ambition. Nancy Jane Rudel- Oh, B Miss NVarren- Come to please! Ellen Walsh- Ski-ram! Pam Emmerson- Skooper! Bob Brown- Fish-hooks! Eloise Stohm- Oh, Man! Sweethearts Trail. Virginia Bairstow. Arthur Teece. Winifred Bragg. Teddy George. Carmen Hess. Norman Litz. Helen Sippola. William Morrison. Elinor Simpson. Ed. Broadbear. Beeda Littunen. John Gartley Marlin Buzzard. Marion Clarke. Harvey Metzler. Sally Carter. Lloyd Koenig. Willa Burke. Herbie Jacobs. Marjorie Stupey. Nancy Simmons. Teddy Turner. Betty Ross. Russell Whyte. Gunhild Peterson. George McClure. Bernice Bauman. William Ferry. Marie Levandusky. VVilliam Diver. Lillian Fosberg. Howard Gutherie. oo! come from Ireland. T. Murphy: They certainly nev- er, they are in Ireland yet. Mr. Fields: Who was the first pres- ident of the U. S.? Marcella Schumann: I don't know. If someone asked you for a 'Hon- eymoon Salad' what would you give them? Lewis Clarke: Just lettuce alone. Charles Crabtree 1Being arrested for speedingbz But oiiicer, I'm a stu- dent. Officer: Ignorance is no excu's. Wm. Harding: What's Wrigly's most famous slang phrase? Alohn S.: I dunno. Wm. Harding: By gum. 77 order, Mr. Fields: NVhere was the Dec- laration of Independence signed? ' Margaret Nelson: Well, it wasn't at the top. Margaret says, The only reason sozne people leave school is because they can't take it with them. Ilid you ever know that: Absence makes the heart grow fonder, But presents bring quicker results. Alice Anderfuren: Where's the side of the street?' Mary Balen: This is it. That fellow across just told me so. Leo Lehto: What's the difference between an ambitious wife and her lazv husband? Dyke Johnson: She does fancy vw-lc and he doesn't fancy work. Margaret Fitch: Why do farm- frs wear red suspenders? Bud Farmer: I wonder. Margaret F.: Why does anyone wear them? Mr. Hurd: Could vou give the number of tons of coal shipped out of the U. S. in one year? Carl Stark: 1492g none. This edition of the Forester, in the Classic Manner, is limited to 300 numbered copies. Numt3erQ'L,e, wi!! FGRESTER THE FCDIQESTEIQ l.al4e Eorest College l.al4e Eorest, lllinois I VCL. XXXVI 'l - 9 - 3 - 4 Editor . . . Raoul Robert l-laas, II. Assistant Eclitor . . Elizabeth Jane l-lenes Business Manager . . , William Erancis Davis Eaculty Committee on Publications Mr. Keller, Chairman, Mr. l-lill, Mr. Rerry O , FCDRESTEI2 STAFF Eaculty and Classes , . , Elizabeth Jane Elenes, Dorothy Regina Maiman Athletics ...,. Evelyn Marjorie lngram, Glenn Kenneth Seiclenlelcl, John Robert Vogt Activities ...4. l-lelen Kathryn Lithvvay, Charles William McKnight, Eleanor Margaret Moore Eraternities and Sororities . . James Raul Kearney, William l-lovvard Malmgren 0 DESIGNMENT , 4 DeanW,Bacon REFACE l3ool4s are not apsolutely cleacl tlwings, put do contain a progeny ol lile in tlwem, to pe as active as tliat soul vvliose progeny tliey are, nay, tlwey do preserve as in a vial tlwe purest ellicacv and extraction ol tlwat living intellect tlmat preol tlnem. - lVlll.l0lXl, faxreopagitica CCDNTEIXITS U l. Faculty and Administration Il. Classes III. Campus IV. Activities V. Atliletics VI. Greeks A tnooles a lnoolg tliougli tlierexs notliing init. - BYIQCDN 4.4.4?4:n-1... .A , 4.1. DEDICATICN ' We deeiieate tiiis, tiwe i934 Forester to Agnes Rose Koupei fix sincere Friend to tiwe college and to its young men and women F3 ' Agnes Qose Koupal 'f ny, X8 s if : A r 1' W wg. - , .j '-fa ., ,. ' -V-Q w. -' f,:,w,,, ,Q , -,Qi :,:, . :mv .P '- 1 ggehzifwf M., AM! ,-Y ,,,.-as Q Q 4 HERI?Ef1'I Mz1Cox1R IVUJKIRE. DD .YIJSYII and 'XY1H1Lmz Bwsx Professor uf BIPFIICJI I,1temtuv'e. XVII 1.1.xx1 E, fV111PIil 1 Il :ax PII D 1764111 uf KIM' CUHEQ1' .Hui P1'11f1'.x,wr nj EVIQILNJI :X1.Nl-S Rini. Km VAL. N1 :X Dum uf XXf o1ne11 111111 A.x.11.x111w11 P1'nfs.xs11r 1-fr EHQIIXII 1-1 111311114 BAKER C11111N. PHD, P1'1vf5.xxrn' of C11c1111.xtry. IIWV111 E11 111-TT H.KRRIN. P11 D PT0f5.x.wf 111' Pf7f1111'x, H.a1u,11,1w B.-XP,TI,ETT CVRTIN, PILD, P1'11,I'cx.x11f nf' N1,1tl1e11111t.u, BR1'r:E LINIIMIU1. P11.D, P1'1'1fc.w111' nj' Huflwgrx, .gg .. I me .'?If.. ' 4, V 1 1 vu, 13' A-M...4-lr G5 Ii Il. L. xxxx STI2l1NlwI1RN.PH.D. Pmfz,xxm' uf MfPL1CT7l Luvmllaivgm. STI-R1.1r:1. PRICE VVILLI.-XNIS. PHD. Prnfesxur of Phllowphy and Psyflwlugy. GEORME NLWTQN SLEIUHT. PHD. Prufe.xxor of Educatlon. Gr-URM1. 4AxRTllI'R Vvbmu, PHD. Profesxo 1' uf Hl.iI4PTf'. Rf.:N.1.1Iv Bum VYVILLIAM. P1-LD Pmfex.wr uf Rmmmcs L.mgu.1g fx. SOLLY A. H.-xRT:o. MA A.N.YLICldfE Pwfessur nj Polmcul Scneuce ERNEST Amos JQIINAQN, PHD. Prrvfexxor of EEOIIIIIIIILA IIIICI Buxmess ALl17ll1lI.il'TdIlLP7l. X7ICTOR GRAHAM DI-KN'EY, M,A lII.xtI'Icut0r in Romance LaI1,Q1II1.gex Lows A. KELLER. MA. Assmtant Profesxnr of ECONOIIIICN ELIZABETH TETER SMITH, MA Instructor in Biology KARL ADQLIS ROTH, M.A. Assistant Professor of the Htstcwy of RCllg1011 and Bzbliual Lzterature. LILLIAN MARIE LENNARDS, M.A Instructor in Spanish and Latin :fa J v - Q ' Nl wx T mx xtmt D f' . XUL' L ' H Exmr: C H11.1,, MA Ifzxtfziclur Ill Evlgfmll, Rufzlml R Lmzfw, M,B,A. IHNfl'llL'fH7' m Ecmlmuzu. fV1lL,I1RllvTR.-XYIN ML wmv. MA. b Dxrcztur of PIIXXICJI Educutum X 107' xxfvvllldvl mmf lv1xt1'1u'lm m Ew1gf1.xf1. -1 XY.-XITLR 5, .'5kRN1IiRl'9Tl:R. M.Mus. Duutm u'f fvfmu. -uni . -. A 1 rgg Lpuulq-,Y :lg J 11, la-g 'lL..' iflqigzfx 1 - . , N.. l1.x1l'1l JUNIN l'Jm'ptur of f'l1y'.x1cul Iidmdlzmx fm X'1L'1I, ELLIN fi, H,x1,.x'r-Rum Audxlur. '-ff' V Z N X MAR11 j, M1 mx' - Rsg1.xl111w'. 1 - ' -AN 'sm ' W.,-A , V-1:2 G -maxaman' ,- r. X- .' ? A ,' FRI'-IWERIUK H. H.iYl':1: -55.9- ' A.w1xtm1t tm the Presldwxt L and Alumm Secreturv. ':5Q:a7Egi'?f' :Nth-??'?: at . -rye-ggewi R -. .fi fArP '1'r.1::,p R 3 XV.-xraunw S. HALL Humaexs Md7Idg87'. PHILLIP C. ALL1-N Cmdmztc IWL1m1gur. :7fRcs1gncd Fclwrunry. 19 3 4, A ln' NG' Yq wii ' f I .Q MARY IRENE ROBERTS RUTH E. ZINK Bl'f'liliUCl'1'V Ss51'clkLry lu Ilia' Prexuit fX1:5xBEL POW' ELL L1l1mr1m1 GILBERT A, JOHNSON Amxzmzt D17'5L'l4I7' of Athletics CLASSES CiTizens, you are broThers, yeT God has Trarned you dif- TerenTly. Some oT you have The power oT command: and These he has made oT gold, whereTore They have The greaTesT honor, oThers oT silver, To be auxiliaries, oThers again, who are To be husbandrnen and craTTsmen, he has made oT brass and irony and The species will generally be preserved in The chil- dren. l3uT as you are oT The same original Tamily, a golden parenT will sorneTimes have a silver son, or a silver parenf a golden son. And God proclaims . . . ThaT iT The son oT a golden or a silver parenT has an adrnixTure oT brass or iron, Then naTure requires a TransporTaTion oT ranks, and The eye oT The ruler musT noT be piTiTul Towards his child because he has To descend in The scale To become a husbandman or an arTisan, iusT as There may be oThers sprung Trorn The arTisan class who are raised To honor, and become guardians and auxiliaries. For an oracle says ThaT when a man oT brass or iron guards The sTaTe, iT will be desTroyed. -PlaTo 1 SENICDRS XYALTER THUMAS AYE. Prcxldunt Phl P1 EPNIIUH Entered fmm Lake Vrcw Hugh Schnnl, Cllliilylill Phl Eta Sigma. l. 2. 3, Pres. 4. Charrrnan Dancc Cnmrnlttcc. 41 Fuutf hall. lg Gulf. 3. DURUTHY REGINA MAIMAN. V1cefPre.x:def1t Alpha X1 Dclta Entcrcd from Dccrllcld-Shields Hlgh Schrmulg Phl Sigma Iota, 3, Pro. 4: CKIIIIIIIIIICCNI Elcctzun. 3, 4. jumur Prom. 31 Home' fnnung, 4. French Club. 3: Churua 2, 3: VJ, A. A, 1. 2. 3, 41 Y. XY. C. A.. 1, 1, 3, Board. 41 Pan-Hcllemc CIULIHCII, 41 Inter' lrratcrnltyflntcrSur0r1ty Council. 4: Forester Staff 4. HARRIETTE MIRIAM GOLDEN. Secretary Entered from DCcrfcldfShicldf Hlgh Schnul: Dayfstudcnt Glrls, Suclal Chalrman, 3, Prcsldcnt, 41 Kappa Alpha. 41 Car' I'lCli, 43 Curnrnlttccsz HLYIIICCIHHIIIHQ, gl Dads Day, 4: Elcctlun, Chagrman, 41 Y. VU. C, A., Scfy. 4: Ivlcpherwn Pr1:c for Dcclarnatlun, 1. ELIZABETH ELVIRA BARNEY, Tret1s1l1'ez' Kappa Kappa Chi Entcrcd from Nxchnlas Scnn Hlglla Schml, Chlcagoz Chorus. 2, 3: Choir, 2, 3: Y. XXI. C. A., Board, 4g Committees: Horne' cmnrng, 4. Student Tnp. 41 International Relations Club, 4g Intcrllratcrnlty-Intcrsorurxty Council. 3. 4. SENICDRS CHARLES XYILLIAM ADAMS Phx P1 EPNllHIl Entered from Rlvcrslde Hlgh Sclwol. lVl1lWllLllfiCCI Foonhull. l. 2, 3. -41 Bmketlwall. 1: Track, 1, 23 I.. E. Clulv Atlmlctlc 1 Board. 3. X1CC'PfCS. 4g lntcrfratcrnltyflntcrwrorlty Council. 41 Intr.vMur.1l ClUIllIHlffCC, 4. MARIAN ANDERSON Slgllhl Tau Entered from New Trier Townshxp High School: Vw . A. A.. 1. I. Board. 3, Prcsldent. 4g Y, Vvl. C. A., 1, 1, 3, 41 Inter' fratcrnxtyulntermrorlty Ck1LlI1C1l, 3, 4: PanfHellen1c Council. 41 Stentor. 4: CJOIHIHIIICCSZ Prom, 33 House, 43 Dance, 4. MILDRED LUCILLE ATTRIDGE Entered from Dcerlield'Shields Hxgh School. VJ. A. A. 2: 3: Y. XY. C. A.. 3. 4. Chorus, Z. 3. Phi SIQTNE1 Iota. 3. 4. RUTH VENITA BEERLY Kappa Kappa Chr Entered from Lakevmw Hxgh School. Chicago: VJ. A. A.. 1: Y. VU. C. A.. 2. 3. 41 Chorus. 1. 2: Choir. 1. 2. 3. XX'onuen'5 Self Government, -4. SENIQRS NATHANIEL BUTLER Alpha Sigma Kappa Entcrcd twin Unlvcrsitv High Sthmil. Chicago: Chairman Hnniccmnirig Committee. 41 Fouthall, 11 Intcrfraternitylntcrf Wmrity Cunncil. 3. VIRGINIA MAURINE CLICKENER Alpha Xi Delta Entered frmn Vxfaukcgan Township High School: VV. A. A. I. I. 3. 4: Choir, 1. Z. 3. 4: Chorus. I. 2. 3. STERLING CRAIVIER, IR. Digamma Alpha Upailun Entered from New Mexicti Military Institute: Chairman Student Trip, 4: International Relations Club, 3, Vice-Pres.. 4: XYings, Z, 3, 4. XYILLIAM FRANCIS DAVIS Kappa Sigma Entcrcd from Luytila Acaclsmyz Stentor. 2: Forester. 1. Ilusincw Manager, -4: Committecv Election. 1: Social. 2: Chmringrn Dads' Day. 4. SENICDRS LUCILLE MARGARET Dli VRIES Gumxuu Rhu Dcllgn Entcred frum Pruwlsn High Schuul, Clucugng XN'mncn's Sull Guvcrnmcnt. Prcsulcnt. 41 Kappa Alpha. 3. 4: Y. W. C. A., I, I, 3, -4: VV, A. A.. I. 2. 3. 4: Intcrnutiungxl Rclatiwnw Cluh. I, 3. 4: Vhngs Cluh, 3, 4. Lulu H.1lI Housu Cummxttcc, 3g KIUIHIUIIICCSZ Student Trip, I. 4. Humccumlng. 31 Elcctlun, Varsity Bznskctlmll. Z. 3. FREDERICK JOHN DRAKEMAN Kapr-.1 Sxgum Entcrccl from Deerfield-Shlclds High School: Baseball, I. Z. 3. 4. IntcrfratCrmtyfIntcrmn-rlty Crmuncxl. 41 Cummittccv Prum. 3: Dads' Day. 4. KATHRYN PALILINE FAAS Theta Psi Entcrcd from Lakeview High School. Chicugug Interfratern' 1ty'IntcrQurorlty Councll, 4: Chorua 13 Y. VU. C. A.. I. Cab' met. 3. CATHERINE ELIZABETH FQRAN Gamma Rlm Delta Entcrcd frwm St, -lulm's Cathedral: D1'zunzxtics, 4. t SENICDRS .'Xl,'LlLl3rl'US .IERKWME FORREST Alpha Slglllil Kappa Entcrcd lnfillll Dcurliclclfhhicldx Hrgh Sclmnl, Tennis. l. I. 3. l. If flllllw, 3, 4. DOROTHEA ELIZABETH GOTTLIEB Gamma Rho Della Entered from Arsenal TCCl1I1lCHl Hlgh School, II'lCl1llI1lipOllS, Kappa Alpha, 2, 3, Pres., 41 Garricla Club, 2, 3, Pres., 4: Srgma T.ru Delta. Z. 3, 41 Committees: Prom. 31 Electron, 41 Forester Stull. 3. RAULVL ROBERT HAAS, JR. Alpha Sigma Kdpprl Entcrcd fmrn Marslwall High Sclmnl. Chrcagog Slglllil Tau Delta. 2. 3, Pres, 41 Garnck Club, 2. 3, 41 Stcntur, Z, 3, 41 Furwter. 3. Editor. 41 lntcrnutlunal Rclatmns Club, 3, SCCNY' Tran, 41 lntcrfrartcrmty-lntersurorlty CkJLlHC1l, 41 Committees: Dunno, 2. 41 Prum, 31 Dads' Day, 31 New Student! Day. I. f,ll1.lll'l'lLlH, 41 Elcctmn. 4. ROBERT KING HALL Kappa SIQIHQI Entcrcd from Dv:crhcldf5lucldN Hlqh SclwUl1 Sigma P1 Sigma Pres., 3, 41 Phl Eta Slgma. Scfy, 1, 3, Trczrx, 4: 5111113 Tru: Delta, Sec., 2, Trczrs., 3, Pres., 41 Whngs Cluh, 3. 4: Tennis. 2, 31 Stcntur, 2, 3, 43 lfurcstcr, 3, Edltur. 4. SEIXIICDRS ALICE ELIZABETH HARPER K.Ipp.l K.lpp.1 film Enttrctl lr-un Evunxuvn Tnwnxlup Hlgll Sclwl-I. XY. A. A. . 3. fflmrux. I. I ERNYIN IVIATHEXV HEIDBRINK DIQLILIIIIIIII Alplm Upsxlun Entcrcd from Lailccvlcw Hlgh Schmml, Clucagng Athlctlc Board, Scfy, 3, Pres., 41 ELISIIICS4 Ivianngcr GIIFYICIC Clulw, -I1 Intcrnutrunal Rclatmni Clul'-. I. Vice-Prca 31 Euutlmll, I, 2. L. E. Clulw. 41 Hl,PIIILgL3IIIIIIQ fI4lIIIIII1lICC. 3 ELIZABETH JANE HENES Theta Psl Entcrcd from IVI1lwaukcc LIIIIYCYQIIY Sclwuulz Slgllllll Tau Delta. I, 3. -Ig Kappa Alpha, 2, 3, 43 Claws Secretary, 3, Pan' Hellenic Council, Pres., 4: Cumnuttces: Prom, 3: Lms Hall Hume. 4: Y. XV. C. A., I, Z, 3, 4: Intcrlratcrn1tyfIntersnxmrxty Council, 41 Stentor, Z, 3, 4: Eurcsttr, 3, Asnstnnt Editor, 4. MARGARET LALIRA HOELZL Entered from IVIIIXVHIIICCC'IDUVVDCI' Scuunaryg Y. VC. C, A.. -I1 Cmnmittecs: HKIIIICCIIIIIIDQ, 4: Luls Hall Huuse, 4 SENIQRS GEORGE EDNYARD HOFFMAN. JR. D1g.amm.1 :Xl pha LVPSITUH Entcrcd frmn Stuuntun MlllfflY5' Acudclny. Virginln. XYILLIAM VINEY HOFFMAN Phr P1 Eps1lnn Entcrcd fmm New Trlcr HILLTI School: Fouthall. 1: Tcnnii. 1. Z. 3, 4 HERBERT BENNETT j.-XCOBS E W -. -. 3. ntcrcd from Xxv2iLlRCQdI'l Tuwnshlp High Schmflg Stentor. Edltur. 41 Student ClUUDC1T. 3. VlCC'PfC5.. 4. Claw Tren' xmcr. 2. Dchate. 2. 3. 4: MacPherson Prlzc for Oraufry. 2. Intcrnatlunzll Rclutmnw Cluh. 3. Basketball, 1: Baseball. 11 Com' mlttccfz Dads' Day. 3. -41 Pop. 2. 3. Chairman. 4: Student Trip. 3. FLOYD VICTOR KISTLER Phl P1 Epsxlnn Entcrcd fmrn XKv1lllTiCQ.lI1 Tnwnihlp Hxgh Sghmwlg Ednd. I. 3. 4. Churklr, 1. 1. 31 F11UIT'M!lT. FXSSE hfiflf., 2. SENICDRS I ,lOHN HENRY KLEINE DlQJllll!ll.l AlPh.1 Ulkllun . 'll '. Entcrcd frum Nicholas Scnn Hlgh Scln-ol. fflucagng G1lfl'1Cli sf .5 Cluh. I. 3, 41 Frgma Tan Delta: Track. I. XYILLIAM LEE KLEINZ. -IR. Alpha Srgma Kappa Entcrcd from Morgan Park Hrgh Schuul. Clncagrr: Basehall. 1: Baslicthall, 1: Tcnms. 2. Manager. 3, 41 L. F, Cluh. 41 Inter' national Rclatmns Cluh. 3. 41 Athlctlc Board, -4. lntcrlratcrnity- Intcrwmrrty C4IkIDCll. -5: Electuwn Cnmmrttcc. 3. -4. DAVID XVARREN LAMB Alpha Sigma Kappa Entered from H1IX4d2ilC Township High Schuol: Clwrus. 3: French Cluh. 4. RUTH ETHEL LAYERY Theta Pa Entered from Academy ul' Qur Lady. Chicaguz Claflflli. 3: Y. XY. C. A.. 3. 4. French Cluh. 4. id! SENICDRS HELEN KATHRYN Llruvvm' Kappa Kappa cm Enturud funn Bluum Tnwnshlp H1gh Srlmul, Cliliilgll Hexghtiq Kappa Alpha. 3, 41 Sigma Tau Delta, 2, 3, 41 lntcrnatmnal Rclatmn- Cluh, 44 Class X71CC'PfCN. lg Student C:tlLlI'1C1l Scc'y, 41 llrwrwtcr Statl, 3, 4: Cummlttccsz Prom, 33 Dance, 3. 4: Dad? Day. 4: Election. 4: Chorus. l. 2. 31 Y. VJ, C, A.. l, 2. 3, 41 VU. A. A.. 3, 4: lntcrlratcrnlty-lntcrmrmwrlty C:UL1I1C1l. 3 4 ELNORA ALICE LOOIVIIS Kappa Kappa Chl Y. VJ. C. A., 3, 4. BERNICE VERONICA MALELA Entered from Waukegan Township High School. Chorus. l. I, 3, 41Y.Vx7.C.A.. l. 1. 3, 4. NIILTON ERWIN MORGAN DIQHIIIIIXR Alpha LlpS1lUIl Entered from Iron ML5llI1fli1I1 High School: Iron Key, 3, Pros., 43 Foothall, I, 2, 3, 41 Basketball, I, Z, 3, 41 Base' hall. 1, Z. 3. 4: L. F. Clulw: Intramural Committee. 3. SEIXIICDRS CARL lVl.'XRlUS PETERSON Alpha Slglllll Kappa Entered from Deertleld'Sh1elds Hlgh Sehuulg Phl Slgllhl lutat. . 3, 4. French Club, 2: Ecunumlca FFKIICYIYIIY, President. 4. KA.-XRINA R.-X UTALAHTI Entered from Vxfztukegan Township Hugh Selwnlg Phi Sigma Iota. 3. Sec'y. 41 French Club, 3, 41 Sec'yfTreas.. Day Student G'l -OYVCC -X ' ?Bttrcl4Cl 3 3 f'ltru 1rs, L . . ,. A .. -, ,. an , 1 nur. -- .1 ,xv s, 1. l. 3. X71CC'PfCS.. -4: VV, A. .-X. I, 3, 4. Baseball, Z. 31 Huckey. 3. AUDREY IVIAY RIDGXVAY Ganuna Rhu Delta Entered from Freeport High Schuul: XV. A. A.. 1, 1, 3, 4, Y. VJ. C. A., l, 2, 3, 41 Cmnmtttcesz House. 43 Dads' Day, 4. XVILLIAM H, J. SCHULTZ Alpha Sigma Kappa Entered from Austin Hngh School, Chicago, Pres., Student Connell, 43 Iron Key. 2, 3, 4: Stentor, 2, 3. Bus. Mgr., 41 Car' rick, 1, Z, 3, XIlCC'PI'ES,, 4: Band, 1, 21 ECODOIHICS Fraternlty, 4: Basketball Mgr., 41 Football Mgr., 1, 2: Baseball, 1: Cum' mittecsz Election, Z: Student Trip. 2: Chairman, Prom, 3. mt . .fik PAVL ' J XX ILLIAM Sl EICHER D1gJll1lIl.l.'X Entered lrnnm Hcrnc Hlglm . , w : . -1 tlvutm. -. lmcxtcr. 3, Ecnntlnn-A Fmtcrnltv. EMILY SHIRLEY NY.-KLCZ.-XK SEIXIIQIQS Iplm lvpillun Stlmnnl. lndmnu. Band. l. 2, Ur' -l Alplm X1 Dclm Entered frmn L'n1x'crr1ty ul' XY1QcnnN1n: XY, A, Aw I. 3. 4. . . . , , X, Vx. C., A., 1. -, J. 4. P.1n nnttcc. I fHcll:n1c fitbllllill. 4. Hnnmg Cum' WK 5. A' -L ,IANE REYNQLDS VVENBAN 'QQU' :cred funn Ferry Hulli F cnclx Clnlw: Y. XY. Cl, JK.. -lg l...... -al' ALFRED jAMES XVENNERM ARK Digammu Alplm Upsxlon Entcrcd fmln Eurt Vfaync Hugh School: GllYflCk Club. 2, 3. 43 Track. 1, 2. 3: Cmssfcountrv. l: Sigma Tau Deltl ' 3 4 Iron Key. 2. 3, 41 International Relatlnns Clulw. 2. Pres.. 3. 4. Clzxsx President, 3. SENIORS DONALD EVANS LU DER Kappa Sigma Entered from Mt. Horeh, XYiscon ii xv, .V iv M.: I .fm 2 yy 3qQ.,vi,, , 1?-fi 1:11 FATHER AN DREW' E. F. ANDERSON DALTON BERNARD BLECH Entered from Lake Forest Academy: Band. 2, Business Mgr.. 3, VicefPres,, 4: Student Trip Committee, 4. ALLYN GEORGE BONNIE Kappa Sigma Entered from Rhinelander High School: Football. 1, Z, 3, 4: Baseball Mgr., 3: Intramural Committee, 4: Homecoming Com' mittee, 4: Student Trip, 4: Economic Fraternity, 4, GEORGE EDXVARD EATON Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from New Trier High School: Sigma Tau Delta, 3, Treasn 43 Phi Sigma Iota, 3, 4: Iron Key. 4: Football. 1, 2, 3, 43 Track, 1, 2: L. F. Club. JOHN WILLIAM ENOS Digamma Alpha Upsilon Entered from Parker High School, Chicago: Football. 2. 3 4: Track. 3: Stentor, 3. GUNNAR CARL ERICKSON Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Grosse Point High School, Detroit: Football. 1. 2. 3, Captain. 4: Prom Committee. 3. CARL PARKER Digamma Alpha Upsilon XVILLIANI GROUTT DVVINNELL, Preudewit Kappa Sigma Entered from Providence Technical High Sqhool. R. I.: Foothall, l. 3. 4: Claw Treawurcr. 11 Bzwchall Mgr. 4. W ELEANOR MARGARET IWOORE. Secrcttiry Sigma Tau Entered from XX'aukcgan Township High Scliool: XY. A. A.. I, Z, 3: Y. VV. C. A., 1, Sccxy. 2. Pres., 31 Commxttcce: Prom. 3, Dads' Day. 3: Election. 3: Forcstcr, 31 French. l. I. 3. yd ELIZABETH JANE LEISING, Treuxurer Theta Psi 9 Entered from Bloom Township High School. Chicago Heights: Y. XY. C. A.. l. 2. 3: Carrick. 2. 31 Vice-President Sophomore Cllaisz Q lircnch Club. 2, 3. Prom Quccn. I: LRIIIIIIHIIICCNT l'lomccomlng, 3: V ' Student Trip. gl Election. 31 Dance: 3. iw' -gy . 5 Ar. 1. ,Y A JUIXIIQIQS ROBERT CARL BADE Kappa Sigma Entcrccl from Lane Technical High School, Chicagog Iron Key. 2, gl Track. 1. I: Football. 3: Orchestra. 1, Z. 3: Stentor, Z. 33 L. F. flluli. CHARLES GREGORY BARTON Alpha Sigma Kappa Entered from St ,lohn's Military Academy: Bascl'-all. 1, 2. 3: Homecoming Committee, 3. MONA VIVIENNE BERNDT Theta Psi Entered from Vwfashington High School. lvlilwaukecz Y. XY. C. A., 1, I. 33 Chorus. lg Dance Committee, 2. XV. A. A. THOMAS MARVIN ELVIN Entcrcd from New Trim' High School: Band. l. 2, Pres.. 3: Clmme, I. 1. 3: Choir. 1. 2, 3: Stcntur BUSINESS stall, 31 Carrick. . 2. 3. Cmninittccsz Dunst, 3: Dad, Daw 3L Hmnccmnirig, 2. Ncw - Students' Day. 2. Prnm, 3, DORIS GANN Entcrcd fmni Buena Vixta Cnllcgc: Frcnch Cluh. 3g Clwruix FREDERICK EDXYARD GOTTLIEB Kappa Sigma Entcrcd lmni XX'aultcgaii Tim Alpha Sigma Kappa XVII4lWlP Hi h S h tl JUNIQRS ERNEST THEODORE BROXYN Kappa Sigma Entered from Suuthwcat High School. Kansas City: Stentor. Busif ness italf. 3: Assistant Track lxlqr., 2: Nlanagcr. 3: Vx'1ngs Club. I. 2. 3. HELEN FRANCES CAPP Alpha Xi Delta Entered from University High School, Chicago: Y. W. C. A.. 2. 3: Chorus, 1, 2: Committees: House, Z. 3: Dad? Day. 2. 3: Stu' dent Trip, 3. DOROTHY ECKFELDT Theta Psi Entered from Bloom Township High School, Chicago Heights: Sigma Tau Delta. Z. 3: Economics Fraternity. 3: Y. W, C, A.. 1, Z, 3: Chorus. Z: Secretary Freshman Class. I . ,IOY LEONE GRUMMITT Alpha Xi Deltu Entered fr-un Llhertvvllle Tuwnxhlp Hugh Sclwulq XV A. A.. ELEANOR HECKER Theta Phi ,mfr Entered from M1lXVtlLlhCC Lfnxversrty Sehnuh French Cluh, 1, 1. :P Pres.. 3. Phl Slgllllil luta. I. 3. VC. A. A, l. 2. 31 Y. XY. C. A.. l. 1. 31 Clwrux. l. 2: Dndf Day Committee. 3 GEORGE HAROLD GRUENDEL Dlgllllllllll Alpha UpS1lAvl1 Entered lrurn Lakexxew Hlgh Schnnl, Chicago: XNVIHQQ Cluh, l. ' 3. Fuuthdll. l. 2: Buskethnll. l. 2. 3, Bdschnll. 1. I: L. E. Cluh x JUIXIIORS LONYELL HARTLEY JOHNSON Alpha Sigma Kappa Entered frurn New Trier Hlgh Selwulg Baseball, 1, Z, 3: Athletrc Bu.1rd, 31 lntrarnuml Board, 3: Eeunuxmcs Fraternity, 3: Pep Cum' nuttee. 3. ETHYL GERTREDE KENNEDY Them Pin Entered from lvlalrywood Academy. Evanston: Phl Sigma 11-r.r. 31 French Cluh. 1. 1, Sec'y-Treas., 31 VV. A. A., 1, 1. 3: Y. VV, C. A.. 1. 2, 3. RUDOLPH HENRY KROETZ Phi P1 Epsrlun Entered from Mxlwaukee Unxvemty Schoul: Student Counul. 3: Iron Key. I. 3: International Reldtlons Club, 2, 3: Football MHIIZLQCI 1, Z. 3. Stentor, 1, Z, 3: COINIUIIICCSZ Homecoming. li Prom. 3. .14 ,ioHN xvooonoxx' LOVETON Kipp.. sw.. V7 V' Entered from Rhinelnndcr High School, Vhscoimnz Gnrrick. 2. Dclmtc, 31 Bnsclwnll. l. 2, 31 Cmnmittccf: Prom. 3: Pep, 1, 3, MARY ETHLYN MELLOR Them P., ,'AQ Entered from St lVI:1ry'5 School, Knoxville, lllinmw French Club, 3. xv. A. A.. 1. 1. 3. Y. xv. C. A.. 1. 1. 3. 3 MARY ELIZABETH LONGBRAKE Alpha xi Dm.. , .V Entered from Nltnywille High Sclwnl. Chiu: French Club. 2. 3. H' I . Clwrns, 1. 2. Y. XV. C, A., 2. 3: Vw. A. A.. l. I. gl Prom Coin' mittee. 3. JUNICDIQS CHARLES XVILLIANI MQKNIGHT Alpha Sigma Kappa Entered from Bloom Township High School: Carrick, Z, 31 Eoreqcr stall, 31 Committees: Intramural, 33 Election. 2. MARY ELEANOR NEXVSOM Entered from Libertyville Township High School: Y. Wh C. A., 3: Dramatics, 1. EDWARD WILLIAM NIEIVIEYER Diginnmu Alpha Upsilon Entered from Deerlield'Shields High School. tg, ITREDERICK CHARLES PANZER DIQLIIIIIIIIQI Alpha Upsllon Entered Irom Curl Sehur: Hlgh School. ffhlcagoz Drznnntles, I, 3 Delmte. 3. Ihxkethzlll. 3: fIonrnntteeQ: Prom. 3, D.1dC D.xj.'. 3. Home .. . V II I . 3, HIANET MITCHELL RITIZI-IEY Them PM tered from Acllderruy of Our Lady. Clnedg-1. Y, XY, Cf. A., 2, 3 I xnnatlc-. I. 3. Htrwc Cornlnlttce SCCYCI.lIV,'. 3 r Q. X ur HIS x 1 21.2 Q 1 En Y 31 LLOYD GEORGE ROBERTS Dxgnmmxx Alplm Upsrlon .' :5w5 Entered from CryNt.1l Lake Townxhrp Hrgh School: Football. I. I. 3. Intr.nnur'.1l Board. 2. 3: ClIlllI'lIlLII1 ul' thi Prom C-rnnnittec. .-. L Ii Cluh ,i M, Am- JLINICDIQS GLENN KENNETH SEIDENFELD Entered from VN':Iukeg.1n Townhhxp High School: Debate. I. Z. 3. TCIIIIIH. lg Athletlc Board. 2, 3: Intrannoralg Dad! Day. Homeeonnnf CIUINIIIIYICPY. 2: Promg Dance Committees, 3: Student Connell, gl For' ewter. 3: Stentor. 2. 3. ROBERT BIGGER SMITH Entered from Pyeng Yang Foreign School. Cl14uryung. Chosen Phl Eta Sxgmu, I. 2. Treats., 3: SIQINZI Tau Delta, 2, 3. Tennrs, I Band. I. Z, 3. RODGER BROXVNING SMITH Entered from Pyeng Yang FOFCIQII School. Chznryung. Chosen: Phx Eta SIQIIIH, 1, Treats.. 2, XrlCC'Pl'Ci,. 3. Sxgma Tau Delta. Z. 3: Tennrs. I, 2. GIFFORD DEAN XYRAY Entered from Nicholas Semi High W School. Chicago: Band, 1. 2. 31 Chorus, I N PAUL ROMN EY BLOOM Digamma Alpha Upsilon Entered from Lindblom High School, Chicago ELEANOR MARGARET DE YOUNG Theta Psi Entered from Vkfaukegan Township High School: W. A. A.. 1, Z, Sec'y, 3: French Club, 3: Y. VV. C. A., l, 2. 3. JACOB FELL Entered from DeerHeldfShields High School: Baseball. 1: Election Committee. 3. ANTON JOSEPH FUCHS Digamma Alpha Upsilon Entered from Antioch High School: Basket- ball, 2. 3: Baseball, 1. 2. 3, ALFRED.-X ELIZABETH GESSNER Theta Psi Enteredvfrom Riverside High School. Milwauf kee: X, NN. C. A.. Z. 3: Chorus, Z. JLJNIORS RUTH MIRIAM WHITE Theta Psi Entered from Rockford High School. Illinois. VV. A, A.. 2. 3. Y. Vw . C. A.. 1. 2. Treas.. sz Chorus, 1, Z, 3: Hockey. MARLYS LORRAINE GREEN Entered from Vv'aukegan Township High School. GEORGE ALEXANDER HARDY Kappa Sigma Entered from Detroit Country Day. JOHN HUBLEY Digamma Alpha Upsilon Entered from DeerlieldfShields High School. ROSE ANNA IAECKEL Entered from VVaukegan Township High School. MARSHALL JOYCE Entered from DeerIieldfShields High School. l.-XMES PAUL KE.-KRNEY Digamma Alpha Upsilon Entered from Manltato High School. Minnef sota. JLJNIOIQS CECEIL RAY KRAMER Entered from Vwlaukegan Township High School: Phi Sigma Iota. 3: French Club. I, 3: Vhngs Club, 2: Vw . A. A., I, Z, 3. XYILLIAM HOVUARD MALMGREN Kappa Sigma Entered from Farmington High School, Illi- nois: Sigma Tau Delta, 3. AUDREY GWENDOLYN MEYER Theta Psi Entered from Nicholas Senn High School, Chicago: Phi Sigma Iota, 3: Y. VJ. C. A.. 1, 2, 3: French Club. Z, 3: Chorus, 1. 2. FRANK WOODS MILHENING Entered from Evanston High School. HELEN VUILSON MCEVJEN Entered from Deerneld-Shields High School: Hockey. 1, Captain, 2: Basketball. 1. Z1 Base' ball. 1. Captain, 21 Wh A, A., I, Z, Treas. 3: Economics Fraternity, 3. RAYMOND V. NORTMAN Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Milwaukee University School: French Club, Z: Choir. 3: Stentor. Z, 31 Com' niittees: Election, 3: Homecoming. 3: Debate, 3: Dramatics, Z. 3: Interfraternityflntersorority Council, 3. SAMPSON LOUIS PARSONS Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Milwaukee University School: Football, 1, 2: Baseball. 2, 3: Iron Key, 3. 4: Dads' Day Committee, 3: Stentor, 3, 4: L, F. Club, 4. SAMUEL ORRICK RICE Entered from New Trier High School. DOUGLAS IRVING SCHAUS Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Milwaukee University School: Baseball, 1. Z. JOHN HENRY SCHROEDER Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Waukegan Township High School: Baseball. 3: Football, 3. LILLIAN BROXNN SCOTT Theta Psi Entered from New Trier High School: Y. W. C. A., 2, 3: French Club, 3, ARTHUR CHURCH SEARING Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Mankato High School. Minne' sota: Tennis, 1. Z: International Relations Club, 3. FRANK LENZ SPREYER Digamma Alpha Upsilon Entered from Crystal Lake Township High School: Iron Key, Z, 3: Football. 3: Basketball, 31 Economics Fraternity, 3: I... F. Club. CHESTER HAROLD STRIPE Entered from Waukegan Township High School: Football, 1: Chorus. 2: International Ref lations Club. 3: Debate, 3. MAE ELIZABETH STUDER Entered from Libertyville Township High School. JOHN ROBERT VOGT Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Milwaukee University School: Football, I. 2, 3: Debate, Z, 3: Forester, 3: Economics Fraternity, 3: L. F. Club. XVILMA KATHRYN NVESTERMAN Theta Psi Entered from Milwaukee University School: Kappa Alpha. 2, 3: Phi Sigma Iota, Z, 3: Sigma Tau Delta, 2. 3: VJ. A. A., 1, Z, Vice'Pres.. 3: Y. NY. C. A.. l, 2, 3: Chorus. 1. 2: French Club, I, 2: Stentor, 2. 3: junior Prom Com' mittee. 3. IACK HENRY ZEN GLER I Digamma Alpha Upsilon Entered from Deer6eldfShields High School. l 5' K is I XYILLARD -IEAN DAIKER PTCSlC1E71l Kappa Slglllil Ent-:red 1111111 Grunt '1'c1wnsh1p Hlgh School, Fnx Lake. 1111nt11s. ELLEN ,lL'LIA ERICKSQN X7ICC'PTL'.Nld67If Theta PS1 Entcrcd 1111111 Oak Park H1gh Schu111. MARY ELIZABETH SIEMAN Sct'reta1'y S1g111.1 'I-.ill Entered 1r11111 0.114 Park H1g11 SQI111111, TTr11.x11re1 XVILLIAM HAMMOND P111 P1 Eps111111 Entered fr1,1111 Dccr11c1d-Shlcldx H1g11 5f11ot11, SCDPI-IGMCDIQES KIANICE BARR SIQINEI Tau Entered from L11 wlu11z1 Hlgh Schm11. C2111' 1V1lI'I1l2i. LOXYELL MAURICE COMEE .'511P11ii 51211111 Kappa Entered new New Trlcr H1Q1l Schu111. ,IENNIE GEORGE Entered 1r11111 Decr11c1d'S111c1d4 H1g11 Sc11u1i11, RUTH ADELINE HACKLEY Theta PN1 Entered 1111111 0.111 Park H1111 Sc1141111. 4? l .l- fu. 1.352 G N if.: l3R:XNC1lS AMES HAYNER K.1ppg1 Sxgnm HELEN XVILLETT HEYVCORTH Entered frmn Deerfield-Sh1eln.l5 Hlgh Schoul. Gamma Rho Dclm Entered from Nlchulas Senn Hlgh Sclmol. Clueagn. RALPH XYALDO HENNINCS GEQRGE EDXYARD HISCOTT Kappa Sxgma tv l Q , Dhamma Alpha Lplllm Entered from Evanston Tuwnshlp Hlgh Entered frunl Evunstun nl-ON.VI1Sl1lP Hlglll School. School. DEEREES HOLMES Kappa Sxgma EVELYN MARJORIE INGRAM Entered from New Trler Huh Schunl. Gamma RIM' Delft' Entered from Decrlield-Shlelds Hxgh School. STEPHEN HOPKINS Kappa Sigma REVA LOIS KAMPER Alpha X1 Delta Entered from Deertleldfshlelds High Sehrml. Entered from Oak Park Hlgh Sclwul. 9 JA , ff: --f '21 - ,Q av:- , an A MI I ROY DIEZ KEEHN Kappa Sigma -IANICE I.I.EVs'EI.I.YN Slgllhl T.u1 Entered from PFIFICIPILI. St. Luul-. MISSIHLIFI Entered from Gxrll Lilflli Selw-,lr Ghlmgw DOROTHE.-X ETTA LANDRY VIRGINIA LOUISE LOXVRY Slfllllll Tau Kappa Kappa Gh1 Entered from Grunt Tuwnshlp Hlgh School. Fox Lake. Illrnms. Entered fre-In Rnck Island HIQII Scht-I-l SQPI-IOMCDRES GEORGE MADDEN Kappa Sigma Entered frunl Lyons Hlgh Selwul, Gllnton, Iowa. CHARLES MEYER MASON Entered from XYaL1kegan Townihip Hxgh School. ELBERT HUBBARD MASON Entered from Vsfiuliegain Township Hlgll Sclmul. KATHERINE MUKOVCN Them PM Entered from Rusk Isllmd Hlgh School 'Q eff ' Ali. , gh ' f .L ll.. LOUIS ORTON PALMER Alpha SIQINZI Kappa OMAR HOLLINGSVJORTH QUINN Entered from Parker I-Ixgh Sehnml, Chleagn. MARY ELIZABETH POTTER SIQIIIH Tam Entered from Evttnxtun Tuwnshlp Hlgh SCHUUL Dxgammat Alpha Upsilon Entered from Hyde Park Hlgh Schoul. Chi' cameo. HERMAN HART RITZXVOLLER DIHZIIIIIIIZI Alpha L,lpS1lUI1 Entered from LIIIIVCFSIIY Hlgh School. Chl- cagu, SOPI-IOMORES ELEANOR LOUISE THOMPSON Them PS1 Entered from Evnmtnn Fl-1lVVl'!9l'llP Hlgh Selmnl WIANE TVERDAHL Gammzn Rlm Delta Entered lrmn St K.nth:r1ne1 F-clnml. Daven' purt. Inwu. BEATRICE VJELTON Alpha X1 Delta Entered funn Vv'aL1keg:m 'TUVv'DSl'llP Hxgh SCh0uL GEORGE IRVING XYENBAN Kappa Sxgmu Entered from DeerfIeldfSh1eld4 Hlgh Sehtml. XYILLIAM ,IOHN W'OODALL Kappa Sigma Entered from Royal Oak High School, Mich- igan. JOHN BRANDON GUTHRIE Alpha Sigma Kappa Entered from Lake Forest Academy. SOP!-IOMORES VERNON RAY ANDREWS Kappa Sigma Entered from Libertyville Township High School. ELEANOR AUSTIN Gamma Rho Delta Entered from Deerfield-Shields High School. ,IOHN DRAKE AUSTIN Phi P1 Epsilon Entered from Deerheld-Shields High School. HAROLD LAVERN BISHOP Entered from XVaukegan Township High School. CALVIN EDMLIND BLAIR Kappa Sigma Entered from New Trier High School, RUTH LOUISE BOLT Entered from D66Ti:lClLl'Sl11ClClS High School. HAROLD KEITH CADY Kappa Sigma Entered from Brimiield Township High School, Illinois. LESLEY KIRK CHAMPLIN Gamma Rho Delta Entered from New Trier High School. GEORGE OLLVER CHURCHILL Digamma Alpha Upsilon Entered from Lihertyville Township High School. HELEN MA RY DECKER Entered from Libertyville Township High School. VUILLIAM STOVJELL DIVER Kappa Sigma Entered from Wailkegan Township High School. ROBERT RAPHAEL DOBBIN Alpha Sigma Kappa Entered from Deerheld-Shields High School. LESLIE MORTON DOHR Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Proyiso Township High School. THOMAS HARTVJELL DYER Digamina Alpha Upsilon Entered from Iron Mountain High School, lviichigan. ELBERT RANEY EMERY Kappa Sigma Entered from DeerheldfShields High School. SOP!-IOMOIQES FRANK KENDALL GARRETSON Phi P1 Epsilon Entered from New Trier High School. GEORGE GESSNER Digainma Alpha Upsilon Entered from Northwestern University. STEPHEN VJOOD GRAY Entered from Evanston Township High School. ROBERT AN DREVJ GUILFORD Digamma Alpha Upsilon Entered from Lake Forest Academy. OSCAR LEE GYLLENBERG Digamma Alpha Upsilon Entered from Deerneld1Shields High School. EDXVARD HERBERT HOFFMAN Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Deeriield'Sh1elds High School. ROBERT HAROLD ICKES Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Morgan Park Military Academy. UNO MATTHEXX' LAKE Kappa Sigma Entered from Lake Forest Academy. GEORGE VJILLIAM MARTIN Entered from XVai1kegan Township High School. ROBERT L. NORRINGTON Entered from Indian Hill Academy. Vv'innetka. Illinois. XVILLIAM XVALTER PEN ROD Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Ivlilwaukee University School. NVINFIELD JAMES REED Entered from VUaul:eg:in Township High School. XVILLIAM HOVJARD SPURGEON Alpha Sigma Kappa Entered from XVehh School. Clairmont. Cali- fornin. NETTA ELIZABETH STEINHAUS Entered from Warren Township High School. JULIAN RUTLAND STRIPE Entered from VVaukegan Township High School. FRANCES CHARLOTTE VVALDO Entered from Libertyville Township High School. FRANKLIN DOLAN NVANNER Alpha Sigma Kappa Entered from New Trier High School. ERWIN VJALTER WENDT Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Carl Schur: High School. Chi' cago. RICHARD XYIDMARK Phi Pi Epsilon Entered from Princeton Township High School, Illinois HUGO G. JOLO XVINKLER Entered from Deerfield-Shields High School. CURTIS NYUHS Dig.:mma Alpha Upsilon Entered from Lakeview High School. Chicago CAMPUS .V 4- ff 5 A TI-IE I-IEIXIIQY C. DIJIQAIXID INSTITUTE A thrown-stone I3uiIding, tIie institute was erect- ed Ivy IVIr. Durand in 'I89'I. It contains tI1e oIIiCes oI tI1e president, Registrar, Dean, and Business IVIanager, tI1e recitation rooms oI tIie deoartments oI I.atin, Modern Languages, Ifconomics, IQeIigion, and Speedy Wnen I Iieard tI1e Iearnid astronomer, When tI1e oroois, tI'ie Iigures, were ranged in coIumns Ineiore me, When I was sI1ovvn tIwe c:Iiarts and diagrams, to add, divide, and measure tI1em, When I sitting Iweard tIie astronomer vvIwere Iwe Iectured with muCIi aooIause in tIwe Iecture-room, I-Iovv soon unaccountabIe I became tired and sicI4, Till rising and gIiding out I Wanderid oII by myseII, In tIie mysticaI moist nigI1t-air, and Irom time to time, I.ooIcid up in periect siIence at tIie stars. -WI-IITIVIAN Ti-IE REID MEMQRIAL CHAPEL Ereeted in i899 by fVirs. Simon S. Reioi and tier iamHye5a memoHaiKnAAm.LHy R0di4oH,'84, oi Lake Forex. itis a C5oHNC ouHdin3 oi Bed- iorei stone, crowned by a gracieiui tower. in time rear oi time eiioir is a stained glass window by Loumingany i-iere all is tneautiiuii iiwe rustling bougiis Have sucii e strange, Full sound. The darkiing arms Qi the greet iirs move so mysteriousiy. i-iovv soiemniy their iweads sway to and iroi - HAUPTMAN Ti-IE LCDIS DURAND HALL It was erected in 1898 by the late l'ienry C. Durand in memory ol his mother, in whose honor it is named. The imiall is a red bricl4 building in Elizabethan style. But ohl that deep romantic chasm which slanted Down the green hill athwart a cedarn coverl A savage placel as holy and enchanted As eier beneath a waning moon was haunted By woman wailing lor her demon loveri -CQLERIDGE Ti-IE BLACKSTCDNE AND I-IARLAIXI l-IALLS Built in V906-7, they are the gilt ol fVlrs. -limothy B. Blaclcstone, ol Chicago, and named in memory ol Mr. 3lacl4stone, ancl in honor ol Richarcl D. l'larlan, lormer presiclent ol l.alce Forest University. The towers amid the moonlight, yet more sweet Than any voice hut thine, sweetest ol all. -Sl-IELLEY Tl-iE CALVIN DLJRAIXID CGMMCDNS The giit oi the late Calvin Duranci, it was erected in T907-8. The furnishings were the gift oi Mr. D. Afiaric Cummings, oi Lake Forest. PETG. qR6ddSD PRINCE. item item item item, Item A caoon, - - - Qs Sauce, - - - Saeic, two gailons 5s Anchovies and sack aftersupper, - - Qs Bread, - - - - at-J Q monstrous! hut one half-penny Worth of bread to this intolerable deal of sacid -SHAKESPEARE i HENRY iv dlark Lfiass Hqhrr 1913 1.1.1 ' -- '- W- FI' ' lf, ' ' 5. ' '- L AQ My 'f ' ., , S., 1.-My Vx , ' .f r V. 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D, Gi-rrlieh. President. Lening. Elvin. Lid rnui: Loveton. Golden. Heidhrink, McKnight. Septeinlwer 22: Uiirriek Clulw hegins Find season under the direction of RA C. Tomlinson. Oetolwer fi: Tomlinson announces the east of ''CounsellorfAtfLaw. Vwfiellnzlrk and Gott- lielw in title roles. Oetolwer 14: lvlenihers of L:f,l1'1'1Cli present .1 OI1C'?lCt play for Dads' Day. Oetoher 25 and 26: h'Cf.lU11SCllL5f'AI'LllXX'.' 21 huge success, Novenilwer 14: The Freshman play announced. To he 'kThe Third Leg. Hazel Fisher .ind -lack Stuart in leads. Miireli 7 .mel S: NSIN1l1IIl Through presented with Leslie Champlin and Lawrence Palmer, March ZS and ZW: Housep.1rty, with .1 huge east of Freshmen, receives much applause. Doinville, Sugq, and Lime get lwig hand, April 17: Another Larigmigel' to he last play of 32nd season. Director Tomlinson anf nounees. Susie f f The Xlznzelesx One Nlrs, -lmrerx' f Aff. ,lmniey Nlrs. Drz1'cr f X111 flHl1O'lllPSO'I1 Bolvhy Gordon Nlrx. 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XX lute ,,llv1'l::'1't Sulmrllkx lilll XY,u'1c11 .. . , ..XY1ll1:m1 Sflllllll Vluulx 5.115111 .. ..l'l1'wm llulcllvl ulk Nl.nl'l:m11l- tim-111 . ,XIku'g.urct SYv1vclvl.ukc1 HMI: IJ.u1-- , ,. .-M1111-N 'l'llvIu,-lx lin-ily Vue:-Inu: , .l.-rmfliclle Hullulv-cn -Luncx .L-iwcll I'-mlcc .luk . ,, R43 lfvgul- ii:-.ulrue XI.n'u:n'vt Slxuxn Vcrvx , ,,4l.Hm- l'.zlmr1 llulcu . ll1'1u Vmfuxkwll 'N 'Pi I-IQUSE PARTY DEBATING lat row: jaeohs, Seidcnfeld, Loveton, Speichcr. Panzer. Holmes. Octoher 6: Professor Tomlinson issues eall for men interested in dehating. Noveinher 24: Vx7ith Herbert jacolws and Glenn Seidenfeld as the only experif enced men, the teain as announced today will he composed of: Ray Nortman, Kenneth Garretson, hlohn Loveton, blames Kearney, Paul Speicher, Frederick Panzer, Richard Widliiark, Chester Stripe, Williaiii Diver, Llohn Vogt, and Defrees Holmes. February 12: First delwate of season with Beloit. Results: nonfclecision. Felwruary 15: Lake Forest at Beloit. Fehruary 27: Lake Forest Dehate Tournament held at Manchester College, lvlanchester, Indiana. -if ,gg T -..,ef- - INTERFIQATERNITV-INTERSQIQGRITV CQUNCII. -Q. N-'N v is gf v 4 1 A ' AA 1733- . . 1 gust.: 3, 'qs I :L , 3 Q . ' 4 fi'- A.. V45 was -QP V J Nu 6 1' W' 'I if 1' M , -rar E M, lp M mf A lx! ww: Schultz, ClHLl1I'I1lElD1 Hcnca Fins. M.um.m, Xxxllflllli. RlCl!kIXN'.ly. fud rmr: DCX7flCb. L1fhXVLl'j', Burney. M. :Xwdvr-un. MUUIT. MMS-lH. 3rd row: Hcidbrmk, Klc1n:. Haas. Dmliemgm, Dllxls, Nut pfcvewllz G. Enclqwn. Nurtlunn. jamuaryz Nlcxnbers of thc Grsck w1'gg1111:at1u11s uf thc -:gunpus mcct to dxscuss rcduction of formal costs. IlldlVldULll groups arc to kccp costs down to ll IUIIUIDLIIN. March: Chairman Schultz submits rcviscd constitution uf thc Studcnt Cuunul to members for approvgll. Umninmus f.1vu1'. STUDENT CCDUIXICII. .QW ov Q: H' Schultz. Prcxxdcntz Lllhwzly. Flacuhs. Scxdcnfcld, Kwctl. Comes. SCIDICIIHWCI' 13: Prcsidcnt Schultz calls first mccting of thc Student Cuuncil. of various student committees apptuntccl. Chfurmcn Dcccmhcr 27-31: Vxfillxzun Schultz and Hcrhcrt jacohs, VlCC'ljFCSlLlC11f, scnt as t 'W X A A t A Convcntion held in Wash' delegates tu thc Natmnal Stuclcnt Fcdcr.1t1nn of mcrlc mgtun, D. C, ,lQu1u.1ry IU: Stuclcnts uf thc Collcgc arc told ahout thc major cllscussuvns .it thc A ' ' 'trninv studcnt hfc and N, S. F. A. Cunvcntlong clnlvracc .my numhcr ut tup1c: cuncc 5 stuclcnt pruhlems. -lkll1UllI'Y'Al7f1lI Council mcmhcrs spcnd thcn' tnnc rcwriting the present cunf ' ' ' 'h .ls mssihlcf-Aancl stxtutmn. A plan u1'1gindtecl to clnmnntc lklctlijlhll POlIf1Lb an muc 1 pruwsiuns 1'l12lLlC to gwc lnorc powcr tn thc CLWUllC1l. Anuthcr ilnportunt fcaturc: thc cmnplctc l'CV15lUl1 uf thc prcscnt u1'Q11ni:41tiun of the Ct1U11C1l. xt row: DCVHES, President: Hcncs, M. Anderson. Ridgeway, Nici fair: Czipp. Ritchey. WOMENS SELF-GCDVEPNMENT ,r'W'UW Hoelzl. Beerly. 0-111 October 5: Lucille DcVrics, President, announces the 1I1liL1gL1l'l1fl0ll of .1 series of teas to lwc held for rcsiclcnt studcnts every two wceks during thc wintcr months, November 25: Lois Hall Formal sponsorcd by the House Committee of the XVl3IIlC1llS Self-Government. March 1 : The Housc Commlttcc prcscnt ti Stirling silver tm scrvicc :is thc .mnuil gift to Lois Durand Hall of the 193364 administration, April 12: Lois Durand Hall Open Housc. DANCE CGM- MITTEE lsr ron-: DI'-lliClIlrlIl, Lithway, Aye, Cll1?liT!lhlI11 Minnmn, Elvin: Ind ron-: Seidenleld, M. .-Xndezxon. Aclains DCXfvY1CS. Hum, Levine, Septeinliei' 23: Annu.1l Fi'esh1n.1nfM1xer proved to he the dance of the year! Vxfally Aye did have .1 tnne alrmneing those lights' 'hut effect-ffoh, my -it was an effect! Octoher 14: Hoinecoining Dance rated the lwest informal of the year. XVh.rr .1 gay lot the Aluins ure! CGM- MITTEE Ixt wiv: Gottlieb. Golden, Clmirinunz Leising, ELECTIQN Ind row: Kearney. Moore. Lithwaiy, Hama. Septeinher 311: Harriet Golden chosen as head of Election Committee. She is the only woman having a major chtnringmship. Novelnher 3: Freshmen elections held Toni Roherts chosen president. .Lniu.n'y IU: Diilton Blech appointed to succeed Harriet Golden as Chairniain. 'K X 'H' xrz B DADS' DAY lst row: Dmlceman, Golden. Ddvis. Cl1.i1rxn11n1 Heelier. Elvin. l.1tlixx'.iy. Intl mu-3 jdeobs, Cdpp. Parsons. fwioore, G Gessner. Ridgxx-ay. October 6: Bill Davis appointed he.td of Dads' Day Committee. Committee selected to begin pl.tns for one of the most important days in the school year. October 14: Beautiful weather -proud mothers an,l dads -happy sons .ind daughters' -exciting football g.une - delieious food- faculty reception -Utirriek play- and so the day ended. It was niee. mother .und dad. XYASII-I iti' HCDME- CQMING Ixt row: Hoelzl. Barney. lngrinn, Leising, Mailman. Ind row: Mixrtlri, Barton, Butler. Chairman: Bonnie, Panzer. October 14: Nat Butler announces members of the Homecoming Committee. Date set for October ZSth. Oetober 23: Alumni alWa's turn out in true stfle43llll ol them in all. And were those floats knoekouts! 5 Varsity lost to Carroll, 13f6. No mourning when evening ezime around though! Seeing old faces agznn is mighty niee. TWP STUDENT lit rmiir flipp. DeVr1eN, Cramer, Clmirinani Burney, Leising. 2nd rule: Quinn, Bleeh. Cnmee. Hmmm, Uetnher IH: Memhers uf the Student Trip Cummittee. under the guidunee of Sterling Cramer. make attempts gmt sdleiinzmship. Tickets QIFCIIQI heing sold! Come nn, you students! Nuvemher Ill: NVith Cimeh .Tunes supporting the trip in .i hig way the students uught tw emwl under their 7 eh.iirs .ind hide, Big I ep meeting at Institute. Nuvemher ll: They did it? The students xietu.illy turned wut, We1'e they disg1ppuinted7 Indeed nut! There never was .1 gayer hunch. Vv'ere you .it the Spanish T.ivern7 Yiwu might nut heheve L. F. students had so niueh pep! NEVV DAY Iwz mu Aye. Henex. Hum. Ch.nrln.in: Kiuuner. Speieher. lmi wiv Fi-her. R. Smith. flipp. Elxin. fXfifwi'e. Dwinell. H Heywni'tli. -Linugiry II: R.inul H.i.is iinnnunees the memhers of the New Students' Day Committee, April IS: First meeting nt the Cnmmittee. May Ili: Greeting uf wld friends .ind new Fnrester nut fklxirriek Play amd Commencement lonml STUDENTS' li nw Ixt 111111: Mums, L, Ruhcrts, Cfl1z111'111.1111 M L1111g111'41kc. Ind r.111': 5c1dc11fcld. EIV111. K1'111'r:. BI1111111, JUNICDR DRUM Uctulwur IU: Lluyd Rwlwcrts departs f1'11IN t1'11Ll1t11111 thc Prwm 15 SCIICJLIICJ fur lwcfwrc Ch1'1st111.1s' Octolwur ZS: P1'11111 Q1w1111111ttcc 11pp11111tcd tw lwcgin .11'1'.111gc111c11ts tm c11111111g d.111cu. A1111111111-gc 1111p1'cccdc11tcd p1'1cc for Uckcts .1d1111ss11111 sl.1Shcd to 53.75 por. Dcccmlwcr N: P1'11111 p1'11clg11111cd 11 l11'1ll1.111t 11611111 Acc B1'1g11dc .md 111+ XJITQIIIIALIIS 11111kc 1111 mth students .md f1'1cmls .'1tts11d111g. INTER- IXIATICDNAI. REIJXTICDIXIS CLUB 111 1'u1c'. DUX rlcx. hI111Q111.11-101. TI'CfTlCX'. N111 H111t:11. .. l,l.11'k. H111'pu1. B-.11'11cx' Ind rmv: L 'I11l111N1111. fl. St111w, G11tl11'1c. 'XX'Q1111c1'111.1rk. PrcN1du111. l:I'll1TlL'I'. Hdglx Oct11l1c1'f1: N111 I,51lVIL1 M.15'11.11'd, 111r111c1' pr11Tcss11r.1t L.1kc Furcst Cullfgc .1dd1'csscd thc mc111l1c1's 111 the Cllllx. tcllmg thcm of thc I'ILll1y 111tc1'c5t111g CXI7C1'iCI1CCS hc 11.111 wlulc 111 the Orient. A111-11 15: L111'1'.1111c Clark scut 11s rcp1'csc11t.1t1v-3 t11.1 c1111vc11t11111 hold .11 111111111 Cullcgc. R1p1111. NY1su+11s111 Many sclwuls xvcrc 1'up1Acsc11tcd, she reported. ff1'f!ZT7l77T72-'Z iE7T775ff51f ' - '71 'ff-7'-2 f ECC- l NCDMICS CLUB Ill nur: Lxtluxxxlv. Mr. Keller. Petersnn PI'C41LlCI1l, Dr, klulnns-un. McEwen. ffnl naw: L -luhnsnn. Spelehcr, Dnllaenmn. Yugi. BUIH113. Selxnltt., ljCCCINlWCI' 7: New Eennnlnms Clulw nrgr1n1:eel tn prmnnte lnterest 111 eurrent eel 1nu1n1e prolwlems. The roster lI1ClL1LlCi lnurteen eh.u'ter Inelnlwers. Dr. hlnhnsnn, M1', Keller, .mel IN411 Lwg.1n are tleulty .relvisnrs The OI'Q.ll1l:.lif1UIl .u'1+L1s1ng mueh ll1IL'l'USf. 7 .l.n1u.u'y 16: Eennnnnes Cluh hwltls lts hrst IDCCUIIQ 111 Dr, .lHllI1SUl1qS gllmrtrnent. l etersun .lnd Bunnle present papers on ulllllllflilll.-A lst mn XVenh.1n. fvinnre. LCININQ. Kennedy. Heelqer. PI'C5lLlCllt1 Dmkexnzln. Khllllflf Qfnl fun Mellor. l..lvery. Hinckley. E. Erick-un. DeYunnQ, Clark, Hurds-veg, Shuem.rl4er. :Vl.llIll.ll1. Meyer. Palmer, 3111 rnw: Cmnhs, Tlwrnpslm. Sentt. M, Lunghrnke, XYehster, Trelney. FRENCH CLUB March: French enthusmsts meet to elect nlheers and tu dlseuss timely suhjeets. All students interested in the French :mtl thelr lrtergxture are 1llVlICLl tn heenme members. WINGS CLUB hr rmv: DcX'1'1cs, C:I'llIHCI'. Gmlfwrd. Gxulv. Hunnmgx. Bmwn. 5-glmclzky. ind ruuw Dumullc, XYcndl. Dr. H-lYflN. Randall. Hall, Uctulwcr ZH: First gcucral mccting hcld, H-:lcn jxmksun uf Nwthwcstcrlm l-TI'liVCl'SltY 15 tu Im thu ll1StI'L1CUv1 .md Qh.urm.m of the group. All studcnts mtcrcstcd m -IYLIYIUH .ure lWl'lYllCQCL.l tw 141111 rhq QIWLIP, YW. C. A. if .J uw NV' -QQ? E, Moore. Prcndent. Vfhltc. Ingram. Deccmlwcr 14: Clmristmas Vcspers held in thc Big Room of Lms Durand Hull. All wumcn students pnrtlcr patcd in the scrwcc. Dcccmlwcr 14: Christmas lwaskcts distrllwutcd to thc needy of Luke Fwrcst. CCDLLEGE Cf-IGRUS Ml H-zu fX1'lcl:1. R.u1L.1l.nht1. Vflultc. H. Hvyw-1'tl1. Struwc. St.u1H'-,r Bud ww: iXr111l'wrl1src1'. Flxlxcr. Guthuc, XY1lN-vu, Elxm. Tudd. IV4C!iUXX.'I1, -I Strlpc Sul ww: R Sprmg. I5-xmxlllc. XXVIHEQICI' Octwlwcr 6: Tryuuts held m thu Chxlpcl. The Frcslmmn class rcvcals UI1LlSll1ll tsllcnt. Uctulwcr ZS: A selected grwup CIltCl'f.lil1S the Ldkc Furcst XPXIOITICIIWS Clulw. ,I.mu.1ry 14: Thc Chorus sums .lt thu Pl'CSlWytCI'l-111 Church, Aprxl 15: Cullcqc Clwrus CI1ICl'TlllI1S thc W.iLlkCgl.l!l LIINVCFSIKY Clulw .it thc Glen Plum Cwuntry Club. BAND In rww' Sprmg. Blcqlu. Elvm. PTQNIJCHTZ D-rlwlwln, NX'cndt, Jud ww: Kcllcy. Klstlcr. M41cM.mlwu, R. Sxmth, Gxlidmd. .'3XI'lNhI'HNlC!'. Sui ruw: Vv'r'uy. C Mdwn, E. Maman, R. Slllllh. CCDLLEGE Octulwcr 14: Thu collcgc sccs grcut imprwvcmcnt 111 the lmnd. Tl1Cl'CXlI'C 25 new mcmlwcrs. S1Wll'1ICdI1lClUd1CS lwun thc f'uwtlmll galmcs. Fii MENS QUAIQTET Sul'-1t11+1g1 XY111'4lt1'. .'X1'111l1111st1::'. tflxm. MI Strlpt' A1 pnlfw: Twtltl M.t1'ql1: Students rccclvc .1 plc.ts.u1t SUI'lWl'1SC wI1c11 tlus 1'ccc11tly m'g.1111:Qd gwup c11tc1't.t111s 111 Chtpttl Thcy l1.tx'c th: ,1l11l1tx' tu put tI1c111sQlvcs 1tQ1'mQ 'A INDE- PENDENT MENS CLUB IN! fwtw: SQ1tlc11fc1tl. IX'1.l!llI1. -I, Strlp-7. 11115-:lx Plc-ldcntz BTQQI1. X'.t11c Jud 1'1':f'1 fl Stripe. Lldxt'-1c1'. f,l111Qd1111, R, Smith. XYr'.ty. Umy, Mui r1111': XY111l-11131. fN111CM.1l1t111. Tli1QXX'.lll. ,I.t:1t1.11'y IH: At lust tht' B.11'l1s .trc Ul'QtlI1lf.CL1 .md 111 QIC-If stvlc, tum! Lvmlul' the lQ.ttlC1'sl11p nt' Ht'1'l1c1't .l41cul15 tl1cy .tru mlm' tl uuiiicd Qrotxp- wlth .1 club 1110111 111 the l1.1sc111c11t uf Cullcgc HAH xx'l1c1'c l'111gfI'1+11g sccms tw lw the 111.1111 .ttttxtctxn ' IFYVIETWTVJ-'3'--CWMW-f'f7fW1T7'i5If-i57f5f'- f5:7 ' 77ff1 'fV5 5f5 W PHI ETA SIGMA Ixt muh Ayc. PI'CNldCIH' Dr, julmwn, Dr M-mrs. Dr. W J Xxvllllilflli -AJ wmv: I.rlmcr. Clmqcc. Dwbblrl. R. F-rmtlx. R. Smltlx. fhdy. Gmy, Nfmvcmlwcr lil: Hwnmnary Sulu wl.1st1c FI'IlfCI'I'llIy lwldQ Slnukns fur mtcrcstcd Freshman. April 13: D.1lu Sllllfh .md T1 vm Rwlwcrts initultcd. ht mzv: Clxckcner. EVIZIIIIIJVI. PTLNldCI1f1 M155 Kmlyml. Studcr, XYcftcrn1.m. fnd wut Litlmwzmy. E. Erxclzmn. Bwlt. Ingram. Holly. Fclwrumlry IS: Naltinnal lwmwrglry wmncds sucicty Ul'Q2llli1CLl. XXJUIUCII having a 1.5 awcr. yum' WQ1'-3 cluctud tw IHClNlWC1'ShlP. Dr. :md Mrs, Mnwnwrc entertained the gruup. ALP!-IA LAMBDA DELTA lgC in IIICII' Freshman an 'V'-I 'X 'TTW 95 11 SIGMA TAU DELTA ar- .- vr IA! run Dr McP11cctcrN. Hamm. H.1.v. Prwulcrmt. Gwtt11c1 . E.lfIl11 Ind mum R, Smltlw, xXvCNlCI'l11.lI1. 1,5.1x1S. L.ll1w.1v. R. 51111111 -1.lI1Ll11I'Y 15: 1'1wum'.u'y EI1g11S11 F1'llfCl'l11fy mccts .mt Dun 1t11c.1 l1wtt11c1fs lwmc 111 L41-ac B1uf1'. L1T'1Q111.l1 lW.1lM'l'5 rmd by X,V,CIl11C1'l11.l1'1'i .md Hans, FC1N1'L1.ll'y 15: M1'. H111 talks tw mcmlwrs fm Aut1wrs And thc Ncw Aus .mt the humc of 1711 1v1c1'11cctc1'4. Aprll 17: New mcmlwcrs sclcctcd on thc 151515 uf u1'lgIl1.i1 CK1111Pl1S1t1K711S. PI-II SIGMA ICDTA Ixt www: Altrldgc. Minmsm. Dr Van Stzcndcrn. Rulntnldlmtl. Kmmcr, 2nd row: Pctcrmn, Bxtun, Meyer. Mr. Davey, Kennedy. Dr. NY1111amx. Hcr14u1'. Dr.114cm.m Dcccmlwcrz Natumzxl Honorary Romancc Lgmguugc Frntcruiry 1l11f11lIC5 ncw mcmlwcrs. Elcvcn studcnts .md four faculty mcmlwcrs mm' compras thc Ofgdllllflflrrll. L7V1rrzvz7re2Sl'4WE5'fw7r:zxf1:T1.wf:z1a'rffe.fcs1 '- - -- .-'vzaeffftf-IPZIYH. SIGMA SIGMA In TlPlL'i Andrews. Miwrgzivi, Hemmings. Craiiner. Jud wiv: Hull. Dr. Harris. ,liiiiimry 12 : Memhers of the Naitiuml Honurziry Physics Fraternity met in the Physics Building at which time seyeriil papers were rezid. Dr. Harris is spunsur of the group, Hermes. DeX'ries. Guttlieh. President: Gulden. Lithwzly. Harper. KAPPA ALP!-IA May: Vwluineii meeting the scholastic requirement if gi 1.5 average and having Il required iiumhcr of activities ure clected tw Kappa Alpha, the giml of every wonmii im the campus. WCNQ KEY XX'-:1111er111a11'k. Eaton, Dr, juhrwwn. Spreyer. Sllllllll. rViHZ'Q1ll1. Krnetz. Bdde. P.11w11n- Uetulwer In: Rudi Krnetl, Rnlwert Brrde .1nd Frank Spreyer 1n1t1.1ted 111111 Irnn Key H11n11r.1ry Mens 011.111 1:.1t11-n wlneh .nms to PFOITIOYC leadership, scholzirshm and p:1rt1e1p11t1o11 111 11et1v1t1es. Nwve1nl1er 17: Speeml Clmpel Servlee. Iron Key t11pp1ng. Geurge E.1t1,1n chosen fur 1ne111lwersh1p. DFW' STUDENT CHRLS w 'wxvw'-A Rz111tal11I1ti, Prefxdentz Bolt. .Ia1nua1ry -Nz Bridge and shower given for Harriet Golden. the I'CtiI'1l1g presldent of the Daly Student Ulrls, March 16: Bridgefpfea given in the newly decorated rnmns .1t AC.lL1EIl1i.l. VH5W7I417L?HT lZE'51'f'w': ' ' ' 1' ' A :ld?V'ZT!fv?Z. P?i MARCH CF EVENTS September 1S: Freshman orientation day. Frosh rate a movie. Rushing begins. September 22: Stentor appears. 48th year! September 23: Annual Freshman lvlixer. The Frosh seem to b: a snappy group V especially the women, October 6: Rushing ends. Creeks pledge the much sought after freshmen. Good times for them will now be but pleasant memories. October 14: Lake Forest loses to Lawrence with score of 641 lvlothers and Dads were proud of the boys in spite of the loss. Davis' day a big success. Cctober 211: Under the new system, chapel is held once a week on VV'ednesdays. Today Dean Dennis entertained the students and if he is a sample of what chapel programs will be like-letls have more of them! October ZS: 1'1omecomingl i'But: did a splendid iob. A day of pleasantries. November 3: ,lones launches a new athletic program. 'A New Deal in Athletics, as it were, November 11 : Off to Beloit! Sterling Cramer and his committee made this one of the finest Student Trips in the history of the school. December 16: Christmas vacation begins. December 311: All these sunftanned persons who can afford to spend Christmas vacaf tions in Florida' -what long and lurid tales they tell! january 25: Semester examinations begin. Oh, my . . . some of us. February 16: And more excitementfrobbery in the fraternity houses. Who was guilty? That liefdetecting machine seemed a waste of money . . . March 6: The Mens Quartet entertains in Chapel. March 31 : Spring recess begins. April 1: Easter Sunday. April 10: Back to L. F. again and the work that seems to have piled up higher and higher while we enjoyed the Florida sunshine, or froze in Illinoisian blizzards , , , April 18: Dale Smith and Tom Roberts initiated into Phi Eta Sigma. April 19: The editor and staff of the Forester tearing their hair with the thought that date of issuance is hardly a month away. April and May, Friday nights: Many, many formals. Nice days . . . work and examinations, but who cares? May 16: New Students' Day, The Forester out at last! May 29: Semester examinations . . . so soon? Oh, oh! june 9: Commencement. Coodfbye, goodfbye. Pleasantest of summers, .J x if , ATHLETICS w '- Coach R. R. Jones, Director of Athletics, came to Lake Forest this year with a hackground of thirty years of unusually successful coaching, covering the entire field of prepfschool, college, and professional work. ln this period he has produced winning teams in foothall, haskethall and trackg and has gained a national reputation. lncluded in his record are three Bigffen hasketf hall titles: a national professional foothall title, and several record victory strings. ,lones hegan his career at Vsfahash College as coach of haskethall. Wlieii he left, after five years, to accept a position at Purdue University, he was director of all athletics and his haskethall teams had run up a record of 49 straight victories---a feat which has seldom heen eclualed. At Purdue, Jones won one Big-Ten Championship and tied another during a period of three years. Then for eight years, Illinois clailned hnn as coach of haskethall. Here he won two conference championships and was helow third place only once. ln 1919 he came to Lake Forest Academy as director of athletics. His teams there acquired a national reputation hy losing only six games in ten years X R. R, .lm of competition. 7Nl'S Professional foothall occupied the mentorls attention in 1929, and he led the Chicago Bear team to a national title, A preference for college work, however, led him to accept an offer to come to Lalzc Forest as director of all athletics in 1933. ATHLETIC BCDARD QF CQNTRQI. Heidhring. President: Adams. L. johnson, Seidenfeld, Daiker. The Athletic Board of Control, composed of one memher from each fraternity on campus, one independent representative, the Director of Athletics, the Graduate lvlanager of Athletics, and the chairman of the faculty Com' mittee on Athletics, has had an active part in the reorganization of the Lake Forest athletic program this year. In its function as a studentffaculty hody organized for the purpose of regulating varsity and freshman athletics, it has settled prohlems arising out of eligihility, schedules, awards, and intramural rules. The hoard includes Coach jones, Phil Allen, and Dr. Linehurg from the faculty, and Erwin Heidhrink, Charles Adams, Lowell johnson, Williaiii Daiker, and Glenn Seidenfeld as student memhers. FQQTEALI. lst row: Enos, l., Roberts. Morgan. Dyer, G. Erick-on, Captain: Adams Ind roiiii Bonnie. Spreyer. Vogt. Eaton, Gyllenherg. Venhs. Bade. Lake. Arif roi:-' Kroetz, xxyldlllilfli, Dwinell. Niemeyer, Dohr, Bloom, Schroeder, Bishop. Coach jones, Coach R. R, jones, in his first year as director of Lake Forests foothall destinies, faced, with a small, light and none too speedy squad, one of the hardest schedules in years, But the team, ahsorhing the -lonesl principles of foot- hall in rapid style, made up in sinartness and fight what it lacked in speed and size, and closed the 1933 season with the credihlc 1'ecord of three victories. three losses, and a tie, Only one of the losses was hy more than one touchdown The victories came at the expense of heavier, and for the most part, more experienced rivals. ln the first game of the season at Farwell Field, the Foresters heat Northwestern College Zofl 3. While there was a noticahle weakness on defense, the running and passing attack functioned well. Passes: Eaton to Dohr and R1 iherts to Dohr accounted for two of the touchdowns. Another came on a plunge hy Eaton after long runs had hrought the hall within scoring distance. A hrilliant lateral hy Roherts to Adams to Dyer, hrought another touch' Llowli. Xvlfll a week of hard practice in which to polish up its ragged defense, the team travelled to Vxfheaton the following Saturday to win its second victory, 743. The entire first half was played in Lake Forest territory most of the time, hut the improved play in the line hlockcd any score. The second half saw the situation reversed. with the Foresters more than holding their own on exchanges of punts, A Wlieatiiii kick hlockcd hy Vogt and recovered on the one yard l111e hy Lake Forest resulted in the winning goal heing pushed over in the final quarter. Vxfith an enthusiastic crowd of students and parents lining the sides of Farwell Field, the team lost a heart' hreaker to Lawrence, 641. in the annual Dads' Day game. This game was featured hy the strong defense of the Red team, and in particular the play of Erickson and Bonnie in the line, Both teams alternated evenly in gain' ing yardage, hut in the last six minutes of play, W2lllC1'5, the Lawrence half, reeled off several sparkling 1'L1IlS in succession to carry the hall over the chalk markers for the only score of the game. The team played a fighting North Central team at Naperville the following weekfend, and floundered through a downpour to lose. 'I-fl. A torrent of rain near the second half turned the field into mud and made the hall too f' - ' - - 1 iff' if 'i- --,TfT:-2-x'1:'xi FRESHMAIXI FGCTBALI. Ist row: F. Roberts, Spring, S. Flynn, Bartz, T. Diver, McKay. Qnd row: Tibbets, Doolittle. Kennedy. Cvrace. Larson. Sweitzer, Rouse, T. Roberts. Eisernian Coach johnson. This year's frosh football team finished the season undefeated if beating the American College of Physical Education 745 in its lone start. Numerals were awarded to the following: Tibbetts, Doolittle, Grace, Larson, Sweitzer, Rouse, T. Roberts. Eiserman, F. Roberts, R. Spring, S. Flynn. T. Diver. slippery to handle effectively. The game was characterized by many fumbles on the part of both teams, and with the exception of Eaton, the Forester attack was squelched before it could get started. Besides Eaton, the punting of Roberts and the line play of Erickson, Bonnie and Dohr stood out. On the following Saturday, Carroll murdered the chances for a great Homecoming celebration by a score of 13f6. A -fflfyard return of the kickfoff, a pass to a sleeper for 35 yards and a line plunge in the first minute of play provided the margin of victory for the Waukesha school and resulted in Lake Forests third straight loss. The lone score for the Red and Black came also in the first quarter on a sweeping end run by Dyer. After Carroll had scored its second touchdown in the last quarter on a series of line plunges the team came back with a 30 yard i'un by Vxfuhs on an intercepted pass which brought the ball within lf! yards of a goal. Four plays, however, failed to bring the required yardage. A storyfbook finish gave Lake Forest its third victory against Augustana, W7, With but two minutes to play in the last quarter, and the score 716 in favor of the Little 19 leaders, Augustana, Les Dohr stepped back to the -lilfyard line and booted a place kick that spelled victory. The entire team played great ball, both on offense and defense, to break the downfstate's string of thirteen consecutive victories. The Foresters closed their season by holding a strong Beloit team, previously victorious over Carroll and Lawrence, both of whom had won from Lake Forest earlier in the season, to an filffl tie. The team put up a great defense, but with the exception of once in the second ouarter, when it had advanced the bill to Beloit's lflfyard line, there was little chance to score, The punting of Roberts and some exceptional line play by Bonnie stood out. Following the close of the season, Gunnar Erickswn. outstanding lineman, was elected honorary captain for the season. BASKETBALL ,V Y .l .SZIIHIQI Emery. Da1ker. Lwmxhf. Dyer. S Flynn. L. Rwhert- sstt St11111l1'11g' ff1111cl1 xl1111e-. Gr11e111lel. Cady. lVl11rg1111. Sprcyer. Blslwp. F111'l1s. MilI1iiQLI 91h11 XYl11le the 193364 Y1lI'S1fy l1asketh.1ll te.1111 e111le1l its seas1111 xy1tl1 c11111p11rat1yely few y1ct1 IILN 1 IL 1 11 year was 1111t e11t11'ely xy1th11ut IIS l1r1gl1t sp11ts. C11ach -l1111es ag.1111 faeed a hard 5Cl1CClLllC xy1th 1 111 , I1 1 1 1 Tr11111 xyhlch t11 ch1111se 111111 the task 111 111tr111luc111g a style 111 play which was lllllilllillllll' t11 LXLTX 1111111 11 11 51lLI1lkl. I11 sp1te11l tl11s, there was a steady 1111pr1,1ye111e11f all 1l11r111g the seas1111 1.y1th 4CVC1'l 11 1r 1111 11111 lWC1l1Q SLlFL11lllCK.l at the l11ll1LlS 111 UL1fSf.llld111Q a111.l 11111re exper1e11ced l'lVi1lS. Letters were .1xyar1le1l 111 D11hr, Emery. Dyer. Spreyer. L. R11l1erts. 111111 Dklllikxl' all 111 xx 111111 xx1 1 111 111xt year, T1.1111111y Dyer. fast and exper1e11ce11 g11z1r1l. was elected l111111,1rary captain. X?X71ll1lU1 11111t r1111y11 1 111a11aQer1al axyar1l. Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake 'aka Lake Lake Lake Lake .ake F1lfC'l Forest Pure-l FUYCNI Fcrresi Fure-1 FUFCNI P11161 Fwrest Forest Fmxrvi'-1 Forest Forest LVl1lXK'.lllliCC E11g111eer111g Lake Forest 5111111111 .. Mllwaukee E11g111eer111g R1p1111 . . ........ . . Lawrence .. BCl11ll . . R1p1111 ......,. Nwrth Central .. Carrull ..,... Carroll ...... North Cemral ,. BCl0lI ..... . Lawrence .. Siliznvl .... Sfliuul .... PRES!-IMAN BASKETBALL 51111119 P, Cl.1r1:. E1Qcr111.111. M, Rvws. H. R1,111NQ. I..ll'NCI1, 511111111113 C11.1cl1 j11l111f1111, Tlbbcttf. Hall, X1.1QN.1111.11'.1. Dunllttlc. 5tcxx'.11't, GHHJ1-. Y.111D11-Q11. U11 AI11h11s1111. Ill his first year L15 co.1cl1 uf Fr1:shm.111 spurts .1t L.1kc F111-cst, pr11d11ccd .1 f.1stfstupp111g l1.1sl411tl1.1ll tc.1111 whmh pr11x'11lc1l the Vllfilfy xx'1th .1 lot 111 c11111pct1t11111, .md 1111c11'vc1'cd swmc pr111111s111g 111.1tc1'1.1l fur 1101 yc.1r'5 sq11a1d. . , . , N. L.1kc I'11rcQt ..... 1 I C,l11cz1g1- PI13' Ed, Qwllese . ,.-f Lake Furcit .,.. 36 C.1rr11ll Fr11xl1 ........... . .56 Lake Furs-t .. .Fl C.11'111lI .......,...... .. NF? L.1kc Purcst .. .16 ffl11Qg1g11 Phx' Ed ffullcge ..,. ,..-1' L.1kc F1110-1 .. 'I Y111111: M6111 LTLIILN 1-TA L F .. H14 L. F CLUB L Ist 1'1111': ELA1111. D1-111. fNi11rg.111, C11:1cl1 I1-ues. D1g1kc111.1r1. :Xd.1111f. G. Er1gkw11 27111 11111-1 Furcft. P11rs1111Q. N1c11'1cycr. BI1111111, Klc111:. Sprayer. Dyer. Bddc 311i 1'1111': E1111N. Dwlncll. XY11l'1N. HC1dL11111k. Gyllc11L1Ci'g. RTUCI1. I. Rsvlwrh, Org.1111:cd 111 V233 IA111' the p111'p11sc llf- crc.1t111g Ll clwscr l11111d L'CfXK'CC11 p.11't1c1p.111ts 111 thc x'.1r11+us s11111'ta thc .1d111111istr11t11111. 111111 thc studcm lwdy, thc Lake Forest Varsity club 11.15 111c1'1tc1l Al 1'.111k111g 111151111111 411111111 :.1111p11Q 11rge1111:.1t11111s. The club 15 upcu to all 111c11 students who have W1111 .1 x'.1rs1ty lcttcr III .1 5111111 .111d wh-1 mcct ccrt.1111 c11t1'.111cc rcL1111rc111c11ts. Tlns yc.1r .1 r1111111 111 C1 wllcgc H.1ll. f111'111crly 11cc11p1c1l by .1 fr41tcr111ty. w.1s tumcd Uvcr 111 thc group. F5' 'IZBCfET'-',-j- ..?f7U'lT'f5'f47T2Tl ?7l7T'Z73-f1T7'p '.1'TT'1'f'7-'Z ' ' '-F jf'TF'C BASEBALL S-'S' '4' N ,G -:.,., 1 1 3 ., Setltedz 1Tl1o.w 'l7'ltlTlQELi mth tm tuterlslq are also on the 'M4 team! Cv Hoifmm uew ,IflhUQIJIT:::. F1IZ.1CT2ild. Drakemarnzk. Dohrfz. Parsons? Lut Gruendel Hyn Sttmdmg: Llonnle. Gostlsha, Luder. Dyer. Schaus, Mr1rr1 in Livery irton Loxtton it enmdler. Correll, Nor present: Emery, Huhley, Btlde, Lake, Dobbm, F, Gottheh Darker uxnn G Churehxll Schroeder. The 1934 season, under the drreetion of Couch Ralph R. ,ones saw Lake Forest wm from Chnfwo 6 4 1n the openmg gtune. To date, the games played are: Lake Forest Northwestern 1 6 Ltke ForestE1rnhurst 1 The scores of the Varsity Basehall team for the 1933 season 'nrt Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest Chicago ..... Armour Tech, Chlcago .... Elmhurst .... Armour Tech, VVheaton .... North Central North Central Vwfheaton .... Elmhurst . . . CLAYTCDIXI IXMXIQK TRQPHV '-N fob' 1 ll I 'x To thc Pl1lyC1' ,iutlgctl most VLllL1.llWlC to thc Lilac Forcst Collugc foothill llC.llH, g ' ' .1 ,K .--. the Clayton Mark 'I-I'UPlly is .ox-.mlctl mich ytxir, This trophy. Ll F1lX'CI' loving cup, 15 ,li ' to hc kcpt 111 rotaltion for onc l1L111d1'cs.l years, L'.lCl'l your hcing 11vy.11'tlcd to 1111 out' il Q Sf.lI1Lli11g plziyci' hy Clayton Mark, .1 incinlwcr of thc B1 1.11'tl ull Trustccs of thc Collcgc. l 'l This yC.l1'Il1C .1xy111'tl was ID.lLlC to Lloyd Rohcrts. .1 1un1o1' playing llli second yon' ly l,,,x I -N of varsity footlmll. Rohcrts tl11'-:ctcd the tczim f1'o111 thc qu.11'tc1'l1g1ck IWUSIUHII, l1.1ntllctl ly Nl most of thu punting, :mtl 111 gcncrul showed 11 type of CUITSISICITI lC1lLlCl'SlI1P xyh1ch ly 111.u.lc hllll of outst.111di11g valuc to Laikc Forest, i '..m.1- ' .., IIXITFQAMUIQAI. BASKET BALL IGA lst row: NV1.1hs. F. Roberts, Enos, Bloom. Hubley. 2nd row: Dyer. R. Sprmg, Zcnglcr. H. Crawford, Gyllenhcrg. I11 the league which was exceptionally wellflmlzimzcd, the ability of the D1gii111n1a Alpha Upsilon team to click 111 the pinchcs provided it with the i11trz1ri1ural cl1a111pio11ship. All of the games wcrc close and h.ird fought and the winners were not ahle to clinch the title over the strong I. M. C. and Phi Pi teams until thc final g.1111cs. INTRAMEURAL BASKETBALL High scoring honors for the year went to C. Erickson of the Phi Pi's with 55 pointsg Bade of the Kappa Sigs with 53: and Jacobs and Joyce of the I. M. Cfs with 49 and 43 respectively Standings : Digamma .. I. M. C. . . Phi Pi .... Kappa Sigma Alpha Sigma WRESTLING Probably the most interesting innovatio with its tirst oiiicial mat champions. They are: T. Fuchs R. Guilford . R. Ickes .... J. Eiserman . L. Roberts .. H. Crawford E. Niemeyer OTHER EVENTS Under the direction of Gil Johnson, the XXION Lost Pct. .. . .6 1 .750 ...5 3 .635 ....-1 4 .500 3 5 .375 T 6 .250 n of the year was the wrestling meet which provided Lake Forest . . . .125 lbs. . .... 135 lbs. . . . .145 lbs. . .... 155 lbs. . .... 165 lbs. . . . ....... 175 lbs. . . . .... Heavyweight most extensive program of intramural athletics which the school has seen in many years was undertaken. Competition was provided in. besides basketball and wrestling, baseball, tennis, horseshoe pitching, and golf. A i'Turkey Race and contests in free throwing, dropfkicking, and puriting completed the program. Because of the early publishing date of the Forester, final scores in many of these later events are unobtairiable. WQMENS ATI-ILETIC ASSCCIATICDN as .... , ri 4 1. ic-, hlarian Anderson, President: IYILlI'lUl'1C Ingram. Hockey: Dorothy Mainian, Basketball. Ellen Erickson, Tennisz Elizahetli Sienian, Hiking: Rexa Kampcr, Baschall. The Wonieii's Athletic Association, under the capahle leadership of Ivlarian Anderson, has had a very successful year. The association, as the most active of womens organi:ations on campus, has, since its origin in 1020, fulfilled its purpose of giving the girls organized athletic activity to suit each season and training and development in sportsmanship, leadership, and responsihility. Assisting jerry in govf erning the association were Wilnia Westerniziii, Vicefpresident, Eleanor De Young, Secretary, and Ella McEwen, Treasurer. Eager participants in various sports headed the departments and formed the VJ. A. A. hoard. Mariorie Ingram managed the hockey tournament, Dorothy Maiman, the intramural lwaskethall tournament, Ellen Erickson, tennis, Betty Sienian, the hikes, and Reva Kamper, baseball. One main campus activity of the Vyfomens Athletic Association was the annual dance held in the form of a country fair, Instead of the customary harnflike appear- ance of the VV. A. A. Hard Times Dance, the Institute this year really looked the part of a country fair with each sorority and fraternity supporting a booth in the foyer. Food, halloons, lemonade, parking space, were among the wares of the farmer's hooths. Prizes for the hest dressed farmers were awarded to Virginia Throgmorton and Thomas Elvin. This dance continued to uphold the tradition that the W. A. A. dance is annually a memorable one among the social activities of the year. MARGARET HoLTY l-ICDCKEY 'l'l1r1111pf1m, Kurl1111x1el. EI'lCliNHIL lngrnm. ,I flrawffvrcl. .I XXvCIllW2lIl. Slmuermllier, Hueklev. I, Lunglwrgllae. Kan1pe1', The lwelqeytnu1'11.11ne11tlwetxyeen the Reds and the Blacks was W1111 tl11s yerlr lry tl1e l.1tte1' te.1m LiI1.lQl' the C1l1 TI.llI1SlllP nf M.11'.1111'1e lngr11111. The Blacks xymm 111 .1 cl11'ee game se1'1es, The V.ll'SlIy lmerup follmys: lN41l1'lilI'1 Anelers1w11. lane XVenlm1n, Xxfllllhl Vv'este1'ma111, Ellen E1'1elqs1111. Ruth l'lf1ekley, Ele.1nur Tl111111ps1v11, El1:11l1etl1 Korhumel, M-if-lil1'1C l11g1'.11n, Helen Decker. hlamee Lnnglwrake. lNl.lI'Q.l1'CI Sl1m1e111,1lie1'. .lane Cll'.lXX'l4lI'Ll. M.11'1.111 flXllLlCl'5l 111 lXl1lelred Atternlge hflilU1'1I1C Cl1CliCllCI' Leslle ClI.il111Wl1ll 'lane Cf.lXX'l-4WI'Ll Helen Decker Eleunnr De Young LL1e1lle De V1'1es W. A A. MEMBERS -lny Lll'UIHIU1ff Ruth Hgleliley fXl1ee l'l.11'pe1' Ele.111u1' lnleelier MQlY.1KUI'lC lngrgarn Rev.1 Kumper Cee1le Kramer Ellen Erlekson Ethyl Kennedy Helen Litlnxuy D4Tl'1ltllCl1 l.a11el1'y M.ll'5' Lnnglwrake DllI'l1tl1Q' Mdllllilll lvlrlry Melllwr Ellal McExx'e11 K.mr11111 R21utz1l41l'1t1 Be.1t1'1ee NVelton Audrey R1elgexy.1y Netra Sftfllllllllli Alice Sl1l'lQlL1ll: Betty Sienmn Eleanor Tl111111psn11 Ruth VVl11te Emily Vx'ale:.1k xxllllllkl Vy'este1'111.111 BASKETBALL lxt 111111: Hardscreg. XX'ester1111111, CFL1.XX'liKlFd, l11Qra1111. Erielasun, Intl 111111 M1ss fxl11rpl1y. Hrllty. TlIlf!'11PNllI1. Sl111e111.1laer. K.1111pe1'. Tl'1r11:1:111rt-111 The .111111111l game with Ferry Hall. which has .1l11111stl1ee11111e.1tr.1tl1ti1111.d1tl 1111t 111ater1.1l1:etlusyear, The Ferries fdllfd tu send the l1111gf11wa1tecl challenge tw the eweds, The lllhll st111cl111gs 111 the Sorrurity Basl-:etl1.1ll TllL11'l11lI1lCI1ti were as fwlliiwsz XX'U7Z Lost Theta Psi ...... . 5 ll 131111111111 Rhu Delta . . 4 1 Sigma TL111 ...,. 3 I Alpha X1 Delta . , 1 4 Nc1i1'5111'11rity ,, ll 5 SWIMMM , TBA K and BA EBALI. 'G C S Sw1111111111g. .111 elective activity 111111111Q XX'11l'llCIl-S sl-twrts. was fairly pop11l.1r this year Several elasses eaeh week hegiiming 111 Fehruary were sp1111st1retl hy Miss Ivlurphy at tl1e Ferry Hall 111111, There heg11111ers had .1 ehaiiee to learn how to swim. and 11lelft1111ers to dive 11r paddle alwut as they desired. At the time this goes to press the .1111111.1l 111ters11r1,1r1ty track meet had 1111t lWCCl1 held. It 15 heltl eaeh year late 111 the Spring. The eup was W1111 last year hy G.111111111 RI111 Delta. Basehall, under the leatlership ul: Reva K.1111per. will he played hy the girls th1s year. As 111 the ease 111' track, results e21111111t he given as the t11ur11a111e11t is 1111t sehetluled u11til later III the Spring. VQLLEV BALL Luft In Tlgfllll XXvCNtCl'lllQll1. Haggerty, Hzxrd-mcg. XxwvllSUll. Clark. Hinckley. Kzunpcr. M1-N fVI11rpl1y, Vx'cl'vfrcr. Hnlry, H. Hcywf-rtl1, 'l'l111111psu11, Sl111c11111kcr, lngr11n1, l, Crawford Kvrualxng: Tl1r11g111urt1111. Vnllcy lull t1111nd IILIHY cntl1L1s1.1sts .11111,1ng the g1rls tl11s year, An lIItCl'Cl1lS5 tnurn11111c11t lWCfXK'CCl1 tl1c fre5l1111cn .md the 511pl1u111111'cs f1111nd the frcsluncn, cvcn XX'ltllUL1f .1 full team, Ill thc lc.1d. Huwcvcr. thc snpl11111111rcs wnn the sccnml game and ca1l111cd, sn111cwl111t, tl1c11' cl1a1gr111, 4-35? -N1 In V'Ill.l'I El'lCl'iNUIl. XX'1l-14111. H.1rdwcg Ind 1'1111': -I. XXlCV!l'WllH. fllurli. Haggvrty. lvllv lvI111'pl1y. TENNIS The Tcnms t11L11'1111111c11t, sturtcd lust ycdr, was not co111plctcLl lwccnusc of thc sudden wld and rainy wcz1tl1c1' wl11cl1 stnppcd 11L1td1111r .1Qt1v1ty Carly 111 the f.1ll. Thcrc .nc plans under way for the Clllltllllllltlilll of thc tourney Ill tl1c Spring, '- TxEQT'T?? GREEKS 'J xx ,A: Ixt run Antlersnn, lvlnure, Lmvry, E-1eni.in, Barr, Llewellyn. d mit Potter, Tliruginortwn, Durkin, Wiilker. Oni SIGMA TAU QQ I T41 SIGMA TAU VJAS FOUNDED AT Mari.i1i Anderson Eleanor Mzirgitret Mixture Virginia Louise Lowry Mary Elizzilwetli Sieman Janice Barr Acrivrs LAKE FOREST IN 10011. Janet Anne Llewellyn Mziry' Elizalwetli Potter Virginia VU. Tliroginnrtnn jane Durkin Helen Lorraine Sniitli Willfi Ellen Burke PLEDUES 'loan Hullwurd Vxfallier Tl-IETA PSI 49 412 fi. , .5 I . 1 X ' ,Q 3' , 5. ll ent E11 Lutiv, Kennedy, Eekfelelt, Mellor. .t . 1 ' ' 61 0 L, ,, Wa H 5, Zia. 3 , , - HU 2 Ritrhey Her 'er Vkfhite, Bernelt, Leising, MeKoxx'n, ' ' Hrkley, Erie ion, Thompson. Linehurg, Bentley. Clark, -ith mu' Staurfer, Struve. TI-IETA PSI NVAS FOUNDED AT LAKE FOREST IN 1005. Elizaheth -lane Henes Kathryn Pauline Eaas Ruth Ethel Lavery Ethyl Gertrude Kennedy Mona Vivienne Bernelt Dorothy Eekfelelt Eleanor Margaret DeYoung Alfreela Elizaheth Gessner Eleanor Heeker Elizaheth lane Leising AuTiyES Kathryn Eleanor Meliown Mary Ethlyn Mellor Audrey Gwendolyn Meyer janet Mitchell Ritchey Lillian Brown Scott Wiliiixl K. Westeriiiaiii Ruth Miriam White Ellen julia Erickson Ruth Adeline Haeliley Puintzks Alice Blaeker Slinglurl Eleanor Louise Thompson Jeanne Margaret Bentley Margaret jane Clark Shirley .lane Comhs ,Ianiee Hagerty Marion Norton Lane Sara Rachel Linelwurg Roherta E, Stauffer Margaret Martha Struve LaurafBelle Buneleson Dolores Evelyn Norquist KAPPA KAPPA Cl-Il -M wif- . 'f 'f 3 51, ' , , I , ' ' 3 ' . ,an H - ' n 4, f 3111 i ' E if , ' aim ' 'A .,---r ' . ' --v' W 2, 'Q ' 'f'IZf.-ffl-,I--F . W iv it mi irnev, H.lI'lWL'1', Beerly, Liwinis, Lanelry. lxAPl A KAPPA CHI XMAS FOUNDED Helen Kathryn Lithxvay Elizabeth Elvira Barney Alice Elizaheth Harper Ruth Venita Beerly Elnnra Alice Loomis Dorothea Etta Landry Ani Ivlzs AT LAKE FOREST IN Nita Rose Trefney Lorraine Edith Clark Margaret E. McKenzie Lois June Wilsiwii Hazel lvlaxine Fisher Mariaii Phipps janet Loraine Tousey PLELMQES Elnrenee Alice Vail GAMMA Rl-40 DELTA 45 x,' X f ':i H Ist rom DeVr1e5, Eoran, Gottlielw, Rielgxyay Ingram. H. Heyworth, Ind rout Tyertlahl. E. Heyxyorth, Farmer GAMMA RI-IO DELTA WAS FOUNDED AT LAKE FOREST IN 1015. Ltieille lvlargaret De Vries Catherine Elizaheth Foran Dorothea Elizalweth Gottlielw Audrey lvlay Ridgway lvlargaret Agnes Holty Eleanor M. Austin Lesley Kirk Champlin Acznvts hlune Elizaheth We Doris Eloise Butler .lane Vxfhitson Crawford Bernice Patricia Driscoll PLEDGES Marjorie Evelyn Ingram Helen NV1llett Heyworth .lane Noyes Tverdahl janet Louise I-lardsocg Eileen Rushton Heyworth Cynthia Davis Holmes lvlargaret Clare Shoemaker hster Virginia .lelfris Farmer Charlotte Harriet Meyer Mary Nushauln ALPHA Xl DELTA 4 , IV ' ' I ,gs 531, R N W 5 L 5. .ri I t wir M.nnmn, Clickcncr, Vkfgilf L clalk, Cnpp, Ln Urunnnitt. ni rmv: Kmnpcr, Vx7cltnn, Kim humcl, Petcrknrt. 901 QQ --dk' 40' Q' M: l ngluxikc, ALPHA XI DELTA. BETA ZETA CHAPTER. CHARTERED LAKE FOREST IN 11132. Arrriviis Virginia M. Clickcncr Dorothy Regina IV1.n1nan Emily Shirley NValc:.1k Helen Frances Capp Joy Leone Gruminitt Ivlary Elizabeth Lnnglwmkc PLEni,:Es Janice Lnngbrakc Rcvii Lois Kdnipcr Beatrice Edith VVcltQn Estcllzi Mac Laiwrcncc Elizabeth Knrhulncl Julie Nun Pctcrknrt Anita Lorraine Vdclls Pl-II Pl EPSILQN Aye, Adams, W. Hoffman, Kistler, Kroetz. PHI PI EPSILON NVAS FOUNDED AT LAKE FOREST IN 1895. Charles William Adams Walter Thomas Aye William Viney Hoifman Floyd Victor Kistler Sampson Louis Parsons Leslie Ivlorton Dohr Gunnar Carl Erickson George Edward Eaton Rudolph Henry Kroet: Arthur Church Searing john Joseph Larson Louis Falzer Edward Thomas Stcigelman Afrrivlfs PLEDGES Douglas Irving Schaus john Robert Vogt Raymond V. Nortman Frank Kendall Garretson William Walter Penrod Richard Widmark john Henry Schroeder Edward Herbert Hoffman Erwin Walter Wendt Rohert Harold Ickes VVilliam Nicholas Steffen William Stuart Kennedy Edward john Flynn, jr, Gordon LeMoyne Kelley KAPPA SIGMA 33 If I .. .1 , I 9,5 6 e A , 3 f w ,Q b,. .xv 'C Q 5 f 1 1 'x ' lst rout Davis, Drakeman, Hall, Luder. Dwinnell. L1 wveton. ',. .cf In 4 :gh-4,9 - ., K1 Arif? ' ' -ii-E i '25 D , A fnd row: lvladdcn, Gottlieh, Brown, Bade, Keehn, Vfeiilmiii, 3rd rowi Hopkins, Vv7ood.ill, Holmes, Daiker, Hiscott, Hayner. -ith row: G race, KAPPA SIGMA, ALPHA CHI CHAPTER, CHARTERED AT Allyn George Bonnie Williani Francis Davis Frederick John Drakeman Donald Evans Luder Rohert Carl Bade Ernst Theodore Brown Williani Groutt Dwinnell Frederick Edward Gottlieh George Alexander Hardy Uno Matthew Lake John Vxfoodrow Loveton XVilliam Howard Ivlalmgren George Edward Hiscott Avery Edward Doolittle LAKE FOREST IN IR' Aoiiviis Vernon Ray Andrews Calvin Edmund Blair Harold Keith Cady Vxfillard .lean Daiker XVilliam Stowell Diver Elbert Raney Emery Francis Ames Hayner Defrees Holmes Stephen Hopkins Roy Die: Kcehn George Ehrlich Madden PLHMES Virgil Ray Evans George Irving Vx7enlaan Williani John Vsfoodall Thomas Ward Diver Emmet Charles Grace Roland Everett Grifhs Alfred Ertel Kuerst Curtis Andrew McKay Thomas Roherts Herhert W. Schnetzky John Vsfilhelm Stewart Royce Edward Wriglit. .li Richard Harry Sweitzer 'Ioe VVilfred Flynn Edward John Flannery. .lr DIGAMMA ALPHA LJPSILGN 3 1 wwf In row: Cramer, Morgan, G. Hoffman, Klerne, Spe1el1er. HC1dlWf1ll Ind rout xVCIlllCfIIl.lI'li. Rolwerts. Panzer, Llruendel, Qkllllll, Hennin Srd run Niemeyer, Rltgxyoller. DIGAMMA ALPHA UPSILON WAS FOLINDED AT LAKE FOREST IN IWVM Afirlyus Sterhng B. Cramer john Wllllalllx Enos Erxy1n Mathew He1dlwr1nk George Edward Hoffmann, -Ir, john bl. Hulwley Mrlton ETVVIII lvlorgan Fl'CClCl'lCli Charles Panzer Paul Vxfillhun Speielmer Alfred Qlaunes VV'ennerm.lrk Paul Romney Bloom Tllonms Hartxyell Dyer Henry Barnes Crrrxyford blolwlne Harold ElSCI'ID.lIl George Gessner George Harold Gruendel james Raul Kearney Lloyd George Rolwerts Errtnk Len: Spreyer -lack Henry Zengler George Qwl1VCI' Clmurelull Os-:.1r Lee Uyllenlverg Ralph W.1ldtn Hennings Omar Hollrngsxyorth Quinn Prreuuus Speneer Tracy Lange Edward Williaalrm N1CITlC3'C1' Stuart Gray RQrnd.1ll Curtls Wuhs Wrirrerm Paul Clark Tluonms Charles Domyllle lvlyles Frank Hall Evert Axel Larson Frank jones Rolwerts Harry Edgar Rouse lvlelvin Foster Rouse Rolwert Elton Sprlng .lack Logan Sugg james Merle Tilwlwetts john Potter XVade Herman Hurt R1t:xx'oller ALPHA SIGMA KAPPA out Klcmz, H.1.1s, Schultz, Butler, Ewrrcst, Lamlm ww: Mclimglmt, Bgtrtun, Elvm, .lwlmsrwm llalmcr, Cmncc, tl ww: l'ctcrsun, Gutlurxc. ALPHA SIGMA KAPPA XVAS EOUNDED AT LAKE FOREST IN lvlu, Vxfillmm Lcc Klcmz, -lr. Rauul Rulwcrt Haas, jr. Xxvrlllldlll Hcnry klolm Schult: NllIlEt1l11Cl Butlcr Augustus .lcrumc Eurrcst Dztvltl XV41rrcu Lumlw Carl Marius Pctcrson Actrlvlts Clmrlcs Will1.1111 Mclimgl Charles Gregory Batrtrm Thullms Marvm Elvin Lowell Hartley -Iulmstm L.llLl1SLWIAtOl1 Palmer, Jr. Luwcll MLXLIFICC Comes nt xluhn Maynard Barney, hlr. Ptrrwutis John Brandon Guthrie l'l.1rVcy Ruymtmtl l3c.ttty Ili vlwrt Rgtplmcl D1 wlwlwm K.rrl Barcnt Hrmscn Harultl Vmccnt Mugs khllwcrt D.llc Slllllll Enmklm Dolan xxfllllllil' Allcn H. Lung . . - V .V V. .3 r A- M I1 :rf - ,V ',.'3'1':l f'1q xif'3'1-I' -y! a e Forest College 0 ers your an lst.-Full educational value in environment unexcelled for beauty. Znd.-Proximity to Chicago, so that the sights, recreations, aesthetic advantages and great industrial plants of a large city are near at hand. Transportation facilities provide easy accessi- bility. 3rd,-A complete home on the campus for all students, in modern dormitories. -lth.-Lake Forest College accepts Student Ac- tivities as a part of the training Of young people for life and seeks to promote the athletic, dram- atic, musical and literary interests Of the stu- dents. ADDRESS ALL INQUIRIES CONCERNING THE COLLEGE TO THE PRESIDENT LAKE FOREST COLLEGE LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS Sxlfxm' . . . l'lFFIL'lIiN'l' Smvlcrt Vogue Cleaners CONI PI,Ii'l'Ii X'AI,Ii'l' Slfllvllwlf lfrllflfvlly Rt'fI't'.X't'llfllfI'Z't'X IiI,LIiN ICRICKSON BI IIIJ DXVI N lfI,I, , . Cfn11f1f1zm'11l.r 1, William .l. Quigley NATIONAL OFFICF SUPPLY CO. NO TOLL CHARGE I 11111414 . lnflzorfnzplzwl Offlre Szzpplzrx Call rlqfilllililff' 775 9 HIUHIANU P-WK XV.xL'KEc xx Iruxols I Wlgereumgsllwr autism MIIEIRJIIES Ice Cream Sf'l'7'f'l1, E,X'l'IIl.fl.T'Kl-X' Ilf Lake Forest College Herman R. .lahnlie Florfyf CURS,-XGES rxxn SPEQIAL Akkaxomruxrs Telephone I,,, F. 1132 170 If. Deerpath Luke Forest, Ill. Patronize ... Om Advertisers QHQQ IIUQSMILH 11? if PALMER HOUSE STUDIQ f 01 DoL2Tr22AuT DI-IOTOGQADHEDS CHICAGO '---1 WV - i - , K O'Neill Hardware Company General Hardware Sporting Goods Dewe's Paints :md Varnishes lelephone l,alce Forest 500-Slll DEERPATH INN 100 Rooms 0 l':.YfCHc'11f Frmd f1ffl'1I1'ff-UC RIlllll1.S' and Sllffcls' ll fnr1'Cl'zI1'U Pl'lI't',lx C l,,xKI2 FOREST lL1.lNo1s l..xKli FORISS1 lI.I.IN 'E M. H. HUSSEY 85 CO. Q E E Coal . ., . Coke . . . Wood E Building Material and Feed E Lumber and Millwork E Telephones S88 W- S89 E LAKE lfomisr lI.l.!NOIN . . first you mzzyt taste Swift's PREMIUM it's Ovenized ! Your knowledge of things delicious is incomplete until you've tasted Swift's Premium I-Iam - -the new Owenized kind. Ovenized Swift's Premium Ham has a better flavor . . a more pronounced individ- uality hecause of the new way of smoking in ovens . . . where mellowing heat and the tangy smoke of prime hardwood comhine to make each hite a treat. up .Wi imokm' zz new way . . in owns Swift 81 Company Chicago Coffvgft' ,llvll rlfny or .llny AYOI ,fgf1'm' flnflfz LAKE CUYNTYS I,ARGliS'l' S'l'ORli FUR LAD AND DAD UI' ffjflllful' Hvffc-rw' .... Personal Appearance is More Important Than Education Shop Wlhere Standard Quality is Cllered Stetsons . . .Arrow . . . Society Brand Bradley . . . Holeproof Coniplfnivzzfx of Phone FRANK BURKE 1 HARDVVARE CU. , . , KVM. mloxx. liiixols lzxfalzllxlivzl 1595-I C'!1lllfPIlA' Rt'P1't'St'lIflfl The' only 4'.wf11.ifI'f' Dry cillfllllf 'IofixxY l.OYl2'I'ON Stun' in Lzllqv I nri'xf 0 3 FLOWFRQ GARNETT s W, ,S , Q 5 DRY ooons fi l,r.i.1vLR .ANXXXHIRE 0 YVomen's and Childrens Kohout Flower Shop Furnishings 266 li. IJEERPAT11 TEL. 220 Piioxii S81 I-'amz I7iar,ix'izRx ,,- -- . - . , , ,lf X, f, rs Nl l'11lvf1'1' fI111'11111' 111 l,o1111r1'l1o11 0 ,tiff Ilvork U11111'11111v1'1f l'llPCTI'lL'All :xml Ala-el11111lc:1l 0 D13 111: PATH A Uro SALES l'Il Heel l':1tl1 Ave., IL. Luke l'lHl'l'Sl', Ill. ,liL'lt'lWllIlIll' l.:1ke Forest S0 WA N gf - gms? 1 l Q ' Agsf A n o L A Y ' ' 11 -A ' fn ewes? 3' E D 1 JOHN SEXTON fr CO. ::II:L2F:gTgRlNG WNOLESSEEOZRKSZS The Oriental Ballroom The Silver Room The Towne Club f21'o7'1'1f1' 111o.vf 11ff1'111'l1'-In' f111'1'f1'l1'1'.v for fo1'11111f or 1'11fo1'11111f ljI.lIIlt'l'.l', 01' 1f111111'1'-11'11111'ex YOUR Ixoblkx' IS f0RDI.Xl.I.X lxx'1'1'1511 O HOTEL KNICKERBOCKER xxvllllibll Place ltnxt ul NTl1'lllfLllH H11lll8Ylll'Ll 'l'11ox1c SL'1'1i1:1oR 4264 LAKE FOREST AUTO SALES :1111'f1o1'1'r.1'1f Ford Dl,1l!l,f..v lclepllollr Lillxc Forex! 569 O02-DHS X, Wvestern Ave. I..-xmt lolzml, ILL. SPORTS CLOTHES Afternoon and Evening Gowns of Distinction at Moderate Prices O THE SPORTS SHOP 265 Market Square - Lake Forest .1..... ..-...--. KSA i Bank is as strong as the who are behind it OUR DIRECTORS fw Lyrns H. Adams, Jr. Philip D. Armour John A. Chapman A. B. Dick, Jr. lhonizis P.. Donnelley LlllllI'lC'S ll. lfwing John Griffith Crirl L. lirafft ll. R, AICLQIIIIJII John T. Pirie Frank YV. Rezicl ITICH Gr-oi'ge 'lk Roger. lf. A. Russell R. Ibouglas Stuart Robert J. Thorne l'llll'U'C'll Wvinston First ational Bank LAKE FOREST ILLINOIS Couzpfinzerzfs Of CAMPUS SHOP Lake Forest Fuel Our Advertisements Are Not C XVritten . . . They Are XVorn ompanji Tefeplzozlf' Lake Forest 1560-561 On The Campus Robertson's Mens, Shop f .??'4 WF Wells CQ Copithorne Company 0 QEENIQRAL l'lARIJXV,-XRE El,FCTRlC.-Xl, SL' PPLIFS I Klarlcet Square l..,XK!: Fokrisr, l r.l.1xols Phone I.. lf. Q2 The Calvert Greenhouses, Inc. Q11f1fify lJl1c'f1y.v ocatetl a short clistzmce from the College Campus Q Flowers for all occasions l'ot Plants, funeral tlC'Slj1IlS, cor le decorations of all kinds O Dvf1'1'm'y on .Yorflz Short' Q 477 lf. lllinois Rd. Phone: l..l'. ll liownrn F.'I'.lJ. lXlEMBER Telephones: Lake Forest +07-41'lS G. L. BLANCHARD CO. Quality and Serwife COAL. XYOOD, BUILDING MATERlAl,S FEED AND FFR'l'lI,IZERS Lake Forest lllinois GRIFFIS BROTHERS General Contractors Telephone 914 216 Ii. YVisconsin Ave. Lake Forest, Ill :i- .-12 HAMMEIQJMITH 1 KODTMEYED 0 'E A ra T 1 f TJ smrmvznf I DrlNTEnf MILWAUKIZE- , 1 lil

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