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

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CM G LL I.lJ LL Qi .1 -F0 REITER. 50864. lo Dr. Andrew C. Zenos, lor liis many years ol valuable service to Lalee Forest College, tlie stall ol tlie i936 Forester dedicate tlieir bool4, lliis year marl4s bis lortietli year as a member ol our Board ol Trustees and lor iiye years Dr. Zenos was professor ol Greek and l'lebrevy on our laculty. Apart from our college, Dr. Zenos is known as an atitlwority on tlie lwistory ol tlie Cliristian religion and be is Dean ol tlwe Presbyterian llieological Seminary. NDREW C.ZENO Time FQRESTER staii tiiis year is devoting tiie 1936 FORESTER to a pictorial presentation oi campus activity and to tiie more intimate social iiie oi time students vviiiciw are a part oi tiwe aim oi i.aice Forest Coiiege -to provide opportunity ior iuii iiving as vveii as regular dass vvoric. FCDREWCDIQD. CQIXITEIXIT . o I ACTIVVHES II CLASSES III FACLHTV AND ADMINHNRATKNQ IV ATHLETICS V ADVERWSING REID MEMCRIAI. LIBRARY The Reid Memorial Library, a gitt ot Mrs. Arthur Somerville Fteid, was erected at Lake Forest College in l899 and supplied a place tor the many books which had betore been kept in College l-lall. Our library has grown with the college until today it has the second largest number ot volumes per student ot any college in lllinois and is the fourth in actual number ot books in the state. Miss Mabel Powell, librarian, has been associ- ated with the college for many years. This year during the illness ot Miss Powell, Mrs. F. A. lohnson ably took charge ot the li- brary and the tive student assistants who work there. Lake Forest College Library is a reterence library and is well endowed with such material. lt contains an unusual collection ot encyclopediae and dictionaries. Tt also contains collections ot material tor all the departments ot the college, but is especially supplied with English and Fto- mance language books. There are to be tound within the walls ot the library govern- ment documents and some ot the very early journals ot Congresss-journals given to the college by Mr. C. B. Farwell. ln it there are also statues ot Moses, Buddah, and Dante which were gitts to the school. The statue ot Moses was given by Mr. I. V. Farwell and that ot Buddah carrie trom Korea and was - -- - r . cp ' , Ii'- 'xb ' Qin' given by Mr. Henry White. The painting of Dr. Bross Thomas which hangs over the tire- place was presented by Harriet Blackstone. Mr. Carter PitzHugh originally gave to the college the shields on which the names of the honor students of each graduating class were to be engraved. The first shield was placed on the wall in 1910. ln l93l the Carnegie Grant allowed 310,000 to the col- lege tor the purpose ot purchasing new books tor the library. Since then there have been added to our collection some very valuable as well as many useful books. Plans have been rnade to rernodel the in- terior ot the library to allow more room tor books and periodicals and to provide a place which will be tree from any possible tire hazards. 4 -fi. - A-4.2.3 ftlziq UI.- l-f... L , HERBERT MCCCMB MOORE President Three Qutstending Events in 1935-36 At the Annual Christmas dinner, held on Thursday, December l2, in the Calvin Durand Commons, Calvin Durand Trow- bridge, lr., presented to the college an oil painting of Calvin Durand. Mr. Durand was the donor of the Commons in which the ceremony took place and which is named for him. The painting was presented by the family of Calvin Durand, and it is now hanging on the west wall of the building which was the result of his generosity. On Cctober 22, l935, President l-l. M. Moore announced to all parts of the world the Bross Prize Competition which will award, at its culmination in l94O, fifteen thousand dollars for the best literary work showing the connection, relation and mutual bearing of any of the humanities or sciences with or on the Christian religion. This Prize Competition marks the fiftieth year of the William Bross Foundation and surpasses in . VT F l l an - scope and value all of its activities. lt is open to scholars and writers of all nations, and will extend until the end of l939. The second Annual Mid-Winter Banquet of Lake Forest College was held on the eve- ning of Friday, March l3, in the beautiful Crystal Ballroom of the Edgewater Beach Hotel where there were gathered more than three hundred students, alumni, faculty, trustees, and friends of the college. Student and alumni speakers described the activi- ties of the campus by short sketches in which they pictured each activity and its leaders. Four college musical organizations-the Band, the Crchestra, the Chorus, and the newly formed Men's Glee Club-added to the entertainment. Two new prize-winning songs, A Song of Praise by Lois Wilson and Edgeley Todd and Varsity Song by Allen Long, were presented to the audience and sung by the chorus for the first public performance. T N., ,..,v',.v 1 55Qm'3,?, ' ,. '55 '-r-' Wwfmiam ' -L31Zxf'1 My-'N JL 1 ,I I if ,V Eg, -Q ' f f':'x'zf'g:x,q'?' Q 7 .ffl f ' - 754 ' K s' f. ' vz, 9 , , Wi, I,--5 3, .9 1 ' v A - - r . '11' -f.-if . v , , ,,,, - - S ph, ,go by Ileuuiupw ..X'R ,,- - ,.,M.,..,w np, , ,.X ',,?r- g,,q .I---,V,.,, ffs ,Z mx. ,--- :- -i- .. .-Xia,- .., ...XV ffm ,l,,.,, N -,urine .,,,.- -, Upper Row -Dale Smith, Vtfillard Daiker, Alfred Kuerst. Lower Row -Frank Roberts, Dr. E. A. lohnson, Richard Vfidmark. IRGN KEY lron Key is a local honorary traternity tor iunior and senior men who are recognized on campus as leaders in scholar- ship and activities. Last year the requirements tor member- ship were raised by introducing a merit system which has made election to the order a real honor. The number ot men tapped each spring at the Honor Chapel is limited to the number ot senior members who will be graduating. Those chosen at the end ot their sophomore year must Wait until the following semester to be initiated. Richard Widmark is Grand Master of the order and Dr. E. A. lohnson is an honorary member and advisor. l14l Upper Row Esther Dixon, Ruth Bolt, Marjorie lngrani, Sara Rachel Line-burg. Lower How Netta Steinhaus, janet Harflsocg, Marg-irret lfiiiierncrlzer, june Vtfebster, Pieva Karnp-'41, lane Clark, Ellen Erickson, janice Lorigliiralze. KAPPA ALPHA Kappa Alpha is a local honorary society which elects to membership women who are outstanding in scholarship, student activities, and co-operative spirit. To be elected to membership at the end ot the sophomore year, a girl must have a 2. scholastic aver- age and be a member ot one major and two minor activities. At the end ot the junior year, she must have maintained the same scholarship and increased her activities to two majors and three minors in order to be admitted. Membership in the senior year requires three majors and tour minors. Kappa Alpha awards an engraved cup to 151 the treshman girl with the highest scholastic average tor the first semester. This society strives to inspire in the women of Lake Forest College high ideals ot loyalty and self-improvement. lt aims to further scholastic achievements and an active interest in the worlc ot the college. Heva Kamper is presi- dent of the organization and lane Clark is the secretarystreasurer. Membership in Kappa Alpha is unlimited. The major ac- tivities consist ot all honorary fraternities and membership on the statt ot the school publications. All other activities on campus are classified as minor ones. Upper Row--Dr. R. B. Williams, Carl Marienfeld, Pobert Katz, William Wright, Dr. lohnson. Second Row--Frank Roberts, Harlan McClung, Thomas Calhoun, Dale Smith, Alfred Kuerst. Lower Row-eRobert Dobbin, Howard Knaack, Keith Cady, Dr. Moore, Stephen Gray, Louis Palmer. Pl-II ETA SIGMA Phi Eta Sigma is a national honorary fra- ternity for freshman men which was organ- ized at the University of lllinois by Thomas Arkle Clark. There are now thirty chapters of Phi Eta Sigma in the United States, and Lake Forest was the eleventh chapter in- stalled. lt was mainly through the earnest efforts of President Moore and his personal friendship with Dean Goodnight at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin that the local charter was secured in l929. Lake Forest is one of the smallest schools with an authorized charter of Phi Eta Sigma. Dr. H. M. Moore, Dr. R. B. Nifilliams, and Dr. E. A. lohnson are flbl honorary members of the fraternity. The requirement for membership is a 2.5 scholas- tic average for the first semester of the fresh- man year. Members are also accepted who succeed in acquiring that average for both semesters. Edward lenner and Probert Lewis fulfilled the requirement for membership the first semester of this year and were initiated on February 25, l936, in the Henry C. Dur- and Auditorium. The officers for the year were Keith Cady, president, Alfred Kuerst, vice-president: William Wright, secretary: Dale Smith, treasurer, and Myron Perry, historian. Upper Row' -Virqinia White, Sara Rachel Lineburq, Ellen Friclzson, Carol l-lelser, Charlotte Meyer, Natalie Chaloner, Gladys Lonqbralce. Lower How'--Florence Vail, Margaret Shoemaker, Mariarie Ingram, Miss lfvfupal, Marion Phipps, Flulh Bolt. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Alpha Lambda Delta is a national honorary society tor fresh- man women. The local chapter was established at Lake Forest in February, l934. The requirement tor membership is a 2.5 scholastic averaae tor the first semester. The purpose of .Alpha Lambda Delta is to encourage hiqh scholarship and to sponsor a hiah standard of learnina. Mrs. Herbert McComb Moore was initiated into the society as an honorary member in February, l935. Miss Aqnes Ft. Koupal has been advisor ot the qroup since its installation here. The officers are presi- dent, Marjorie lnaram, senior advisor, Ruth Bolt: secretary, Bdaraaret Shoernakerg Ueasurer for tnst serneskx, Florence Vailg treasurer tor second semester, Ellen Erickson. Ftuth Brennan, CHadys Lonqbrake, and. Bene lane Pooke were innkned ahertuhuhna Hwereauuenmnustorrnennxnshunthe tirst semester this year. i17l .vf V. . .N-4 hx... - , LM, 'fda We ,--' ,, .- - F ,.... -..VH -V- ,tau ,LS ir., -xy, - --f . .V ,V,-. .W J.. A' f xv--x,.P -. - '-xr'-'-., '-f'L Upper Row-Thomas Diver, Spencer Lange, Alfred Kuerst, Orville Lasley. Second Row-f-George Martin, Dale Smith, Myles Hall, Royce Wright, lohn Barney, Karl Hansen, Raymond Beatty, Frank Roberts. Lower Row fMr. Logan, Mr. Keller, Marxorie lngram, Margaret Shoemaker, Dr. lohnscn, Robert Dcbbin. ECONOMICS CLUB The Economics Club, one of the most progressive and modern organizations at Lake Forest College, was founded in l934. The purpose of the club is to exchange ideas and analyze the present day economic problems of the business world in an atmosphere different from that of the class room. Meetings are held about once every three weeks. The forum type of program, in which both sides of a question are presented by members of the club followed by an open discussion, is used. The club has been fortunate in securing two outside speakers every semester to come and talk to them. The requirements for membership are a major in economics or business admin- istration and a certain standard of scholarship. Dr. Iohnson, Mr. Keller, and Mr. Logan are honorary members. The offi- cers are: president, Robert Dobbin, vice-president, George Martin, secretary-treasurer, Marjorie lngram. UST Sl '4 'iw L... I, ?Y 74 First Row-Oscar Gyllenberg, Stephen Gray, Helen Decker, Tohn Palm, Keith Cady. Second Row-Ruth Bolt, Dr. Lineburg, Miss Kopenhaver. BETA BETA BETA The Lambda Phi chapter of Beta Beta Beta, an honorary fraternity for students of the biological sciences, was organized at Lake Forest College toward the end of the second semester last year. By reserving its membership for those who attain high scholastic records in biology, it encourages scholarly attainment in this field of learning. lt cooperates with other societies of natural science in extending biological knowledge and in encouraging new discoveries, Beta Beta Beta emphasizes a three-fold program: stimulation of sound scholarship, dissemi- nation of scientific knowledge, and the pro- motion of biological research. The require- 191 ments for membership are the completion of sixteen semester hours in Biology, either junior, senior, or graduate student ranking, and scholarship superior to the average of the whole student body. The charter mem- bers of the organization are Dean Wray, Bodger Smith, Bobert Smith, Ruth Bolt, Stephen Gray, and Dr. Bruce Lineburg. Carroll College sponsored the installation of the local chapter on Tune 4, 1935, through the efforts of Buth Bolt. The officers of Tri- Beta are: president, Ruth Boltg secretary, Stephen Crrayp treasurer and counselor, Dr. Bruce Lineburg. The meetings, which are held twice a month, are open to all students interested in biology. Upper Foxx' Ellen Friclzscn, Sara Fiachel Linel'ura Margaret Shoemaker, lane Clark, lanice .i I Longbralze. Lower Hou' Heva liamper, Miss Lennards, lvlr, Davey, Eleanor Thompson, PI-II SIGMA IOTA Phi Sigma lota is an honor society for distinctly advanced students in French and Spanish. lt is one of the oldest honor Fraternities on campus. The programs of Phi Sigma lota consist of the leisurely treatment of literary works in that field. For l935-35, the subiects have been drawn from the social drama of the nineteenth century in French and Spanish. Augier, Brieux, and Dumas-tils have been the authors studied this year. Miss Lillian Lennards represented the local chapter at the biennial national convention held in Bloomington, Illinois, from November l5 to the l6. At this meeting tm Phi Sigma lota merged with Alpha Zeta Pi, another language fraternity which had elev- en chapters in western universities. Phi Sigma lota is open to juniors and seniors who have maintained a superior scholastic average in the field of Romance Languages. There are now seven student members in the organization and the four instructors in languages are also members. The officers for this vear are: president, Dr. F. C. L. van Steendereny vice-president, Heva Kampery treasurer, Miss Lillian Lennards: secretary, Eleanor Thompson: historian, Ianice Long- brake. Back Row: Mitchell Osadchulc, Elizabeth Vtfilliams, lames 'vVestover, Charles Schuster, lane Haugen, Iulian Stripe, Vtfalter Spolar Front Row: Louis Palmer, Charlotte Meyer, Edqeley Todd, l-lazel Fisher, David Stryker PI ALPHA CI-ll Pi Alpha Chi, a local honorary musical fraternity, was founded.cn Lake Forestlast year and dns year has acnvely eruered Hncwthe lie ofthe carnpus. Clne ofthe purposes of PifUpha Chiisto mnnuknernumcalachvny atLake Fommt hithatchrecuon H has sponsored sUcrnonUUy'conceNs present ina Mudentpedonnemsastweh asrauea admtr Sm Hudenm were initiated as active members this year and Mr. Armbruster, head.ofthernuskrdeparnnenhtwasinnkned asthe Ura hono- rary member. Regular meetings are held each month at which time some form of musical program is presented. The officers for this year are: president, Edqeley Todd: vice-president, Iulian Stripe: secretary-treasurer, Charlotte Meyerg and pro- QTGH1ChGHTHQH,LOUB.PQhH9L f21l 4-' -vfhrsf' ,l ' t. - C, -S. . -.,f'--.vie ,-,xv,,...., ,,-. --vp.,-, . ..,4,.-if t-.,,, --gf' '-I ..x,,- - ,-Q,.f4 , xr' 4 . , .,f -he Y- w r ff '-if-X Back Row' Howard Knaack, Robert Dohbin, Vernon Andrews. Front How---Dr, Harris, Dale Smith, Ralph Henninqs, Stephen Gray, Lloyd Tinqwall, SIGMA Pl SIGMA Skmna Chapkx otSkyna PiSkmna,a nanonalhonomny Physics society, was installed at Lake Forest in May, l93U. Underthe abkeleaderdnp and acnve nnerem otlDn Harms the local chapner has increased inknest in the sukdect ot Physxs atLakel2nem. Skmna PiSknna hashad knim any cersthm yearlknphllennnmw aspnemdenh Roben Dobbntas secretary-treasurer and Dr. Harris as adviser. To become a member ot Sigma Pi Sigma a student must be enrolled in an advanced Physxs ckws and rnum have a B averagetorlns entne coheae course. ln addinon Knthese snptdanons, each candndamernustpwesenttothe chapnera conniekxlexpernnent in sonmetmid cd Physms. kdadunnancs and Chennsny snr demsaneakoehmbktormembemhnnKJSMHKIPiHama. t22l Top Row4Allen Long, Sara Rachael Lirieburg, Lois Wilson, lune Webster, Edward Hoffman. Lower Row-Netta Steinhaus, Stephen Gray, Florence Vail, Louis Palmer, Hazel Fisher, Royce Wright. Not Present-Helen Creahan. SIGMA TAU DELTA The national honorary English lraternity, Sigma Tau Delta, has had a nuxe vaned prognlnithm yearthan usual 4Dne meeting was given over entirely to the study oi the late Rud- yard Kipling and his work. Sigma Tau Delta, with the Gar- rick Club, sponsored a one act play contest on campus. This ,S form of creative writing and the short story were used as topics ior several programs. A review oi contemporary poetry was made during February. Meetings are held twice a month atdw Cdkm Sum. Membemhm w hmhajtotwewe mem- bensoijunkx orsenkx mandnml Dean VV.E.lMcPheeknsis sponsor and the officers are: president, Stephen Grayg secre- tmy,Nmm Smmmmstmaamx,Sma Hxhdlmwbmq ms tonan,lune VVebmerpprogNnn chanrnan,Lom VVHson. 'Q- l23l f ., ,Y .. .. .Q ,s-A. -.. rv... -,.-, ., -- '-sf'-'x fr' .-xf-.. Tip -Frederick Gottlieb, Spencer Lange, Myles Hall, Xlfilliain Fenrod, Richard Widniark, lvllilliam Wriglit. Cr:'Q'If'f Pow Lcuis Palzzier, lihn Laird, lack Snag, lanice Hagerty, Sara Rachel Lineburg, Bernice Best, Allen Long, Frank Hayner. First Row Ellen Erickson, lvlarifn Lane, fanet Harclsoca, lvlr. C. Tonilinsan, lune Webster, Hazel Fisher, lane Clark. GARRICK Mr. Tomlinson completes his eighth year with the Garrick Club this season. He has made dramatics and stage craft, both as courses of study and as extra-curricular ac- tivities, sources of valuable training and pleasure. To be a member of the Garrick Club is an honor and goal coveted by everyone interested in acting. The little theater movement has taken America by storm as the only salvation for the legiti- mate stage. The Durand Little Theater of Lake Forest College under the direction of the Garrick Club serves its purpose on the North Shore to bring good plays at a low cost to the lovers of real drama. This year through the joint donations of the classes of l933 and 1935 and the College funds a beautiful new red velour curtain was install- ed in the Henry C. Durand Auditorium. The +l Garriclc season was opened October 23 and 24 by the presentation of Oscar Wilde's costume play The Importance of Being Ernest. Growing Pains by Aurania Rou- verol was chosen for the Freshman pro- duction and was given December 4 and 5. Maxwell Andersons Pulitzer Prize winning play Both Your Houses was staged March 4 and 5. Mr. Tomlinson revived the Garrick success of several years ago Ladies of The fury by Ballard and it was presented by an experienced cast the l5 and lb of April. Mr. Tomlinson has been assisted this year by Dorothea Gottlieb Miller, and Frederick Gottlieb has ably filled the difficult position of stage manager. The officers of the Gar- rick Club are Richard Widmark, president: William Penrod, vice-president: and Hazel Fisher, secretary. vi 0- 1 fi. .fr , QPR. I . S' K. RN. Top Row Dale Smith, Donald Hart, lohn lensen. ' Secorij Row Rolfe-rt Katz, Harlan Mcflurify, The-rid: Diver, Alfred Huerst, Hugh 'Weston First Row lack Sugg, LeRoy fleehn, Mr. Tomlinson, Richard Widmark, De-frees Holmes. DEBATE Hazel Fisher won first place in the womens division of the State Oratorical Contest held this year at Eureka College by the llli- nois Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Association. Richard Widmark took third place in the men's division of the same contest. Robert Katz represented Lake Forest in the State Peace Qratorical Contest held this year for the iirst time at Lake Forest. Two debate teams, representing both sides of the ques- tion Resolved: That congress should be per- mitted by a two-thirds majority vote to override decisions of the Supreme Court dee claring a law unconstitutional won second place in the State Debate Tournament. Mr. Tomlinson entered two teams in the Franklin tournament which won five out of eight of the debates. We debated with St. Viators College over the radio on the question that relief is a national responsibility. Another radio debate was held with the Iohn Mar- shall Law School: resolved that Illinois needs a new state constitution. The debate given by Harlan lVfcClung and Robert Katz for compulsory R. C. T. C. in Land Grant Col- leges was printed in a collection of Repre- sentative Debates of 1935-36 We have had the following number of debates with these schools: Beloit, 25 Carroll, 27 North Central, 1: Marquette, 3: Northwestern, ly Eureka, 27 Charleston Normal, 25 Illinois, ly Chicago, lg Wisconsin, ly De Pauw, 2: Wabash, ly and Purdue, l. Top Row-ffflune Webster, Albert Smith, Esther Dixon First Row---Ralph Henninqs, Netta Steinhaus, Allen Lonq, Not Present f-William Penrod, Royce Wright, Frank Hayner. FORESTEIQ The Forester is a historical record of a year at Lake Forest Coheae. ltis pubhshed annuahy by the senkx class To achieve a more complete story ot campus lite two student photographers, Ralph Henninqs-senior, and Albert Smith- treshrnan, were given the task ot invading various activities mndia canwna. They dkithe devekxMnq'and pnnnnathenr sdyes FmHk:HayneL amnon amnpnedthe paqesdewmedto auuencs and spon evenm. VVHhan1Penrod,a senkn andthe business manaaer ot the Forester, secured the advertisina for this year's book. The division pages and art Work were de- maned by Royce VVnaht and Ahen Long. Nena Sknnhaus the edhon has been aauyed by Tune YNebsKH and Ember Dixon who are both juniors. l27l -3,25-. -Xgii :A Upper How--William trtfriaht, Iohn Rix, Robert Kuerst, Iune Webster, Balph Hennings, Boyce Wright, Edgeley Todd, Spencer Lange. Second How- -Cynthia Holmes, Alfred Kuerst, Esther Dixon, Iames Hayner, Florence Vail, Wayne Koffel, Catherine Craig, Frederick Hodgdon, Sara Rachel Lineburg. Lower Rowe Edward Hoffman, Lois Wilson, Keith Cady, Stephen Gray, Frank Roberts, Dale Smith, Allen Long, William Kennedy. STENTOR The Stentor, Lake Forest's weekly news- paper, is celebrating its Golden lubilee Year. ln l887, six enterprising students applied to the faculty for permission for its publication which was granted in Iune of that year. Since that time the Stentor has changed from a small magazine-sized paper, which was financed by student contribution, to an eight-page newspaper and a recognized col- lege activity. This last year the staff organ- ization was put on a fairer basis by the adoption of a new constitution which estab- lished the staff as: Editor, this year Stephen W. Gray, Business Manager, Keith Cady, and four department heads-News, Lois f23l Wilson, Sports, Frank Boberts, Features, Dale Smith, and Womens News, tune Web- ster. Following an established tradition, the freshmen published the issue of February 14. Edward Ienner, Buth Brennan, and Carlisle Galvin acted as editors. Since there are no journalism classes in the regular curriculum, the Stentor, with the assistance of the Faculty Board of Publications-Mr. Keller, Mr. Perry, and Mr. Hill, sponsored a series of evening classes in journalistic technique and prob- lems. 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So successful did this magas zine prove upon its introduction last year by two juniors, Stephen Gray and Netta Steinhaus, that this year the administration undertook to finance it as a recognized stu- dent activity. The name Tusitala is that which was given to Robert Louis Stevenson by the native of the South Sea Islands. The publication is sponsored by Sigma Tau Delta, national English fraternity, although it does not attempt to control its editorship. Ol A m x LL fit! 1-211 ll!! XX x page tt Q IA! Xxx- Ill ffm 5 XX inapgn F ':'?sf P ,4--:Ly-'-4, ' 5-- '2.T2 i .4s,'s.-5, W, ,g 'WUJQ-.0 -32 Top Row---Oscar Gyllenberq, Willtarj Dailier, Dale Smith, Edward l-lottnian, First Row--Bernice Best, Helen Smith, Maiiorie lnqram, Dorothea Landry, Lucille Mcffull ,tab Not Present --George Martin. STUDENT CCDUNCII. This is the first year the student council has worked under the new constitution adopted by the student body in the sprinq ot l935. lt is based on the theory ot equal representation to eliminate factions and poli- tics from the qovernment. One representa- tive, either junior or senior, is elected by each aroup to represent them on the council which supervises the senior class elections, appoints committee heads, junior prom kinq, hazinq chairman, and freshman dance chair- man. Dale Smith and Willard Dailcer were chosen as delegates to the annual conven- tion ot the National Student Federation ot America held at Kansas City, Missouri, De- cember 27, l935. lt is the policy ot the council to send one senior and one junior with the intention that the junior deleqate will also ao his senior year. An open iorum was held April l7 to discuss national and local problems. The otticers ot the council are: Willard Daiker, presidentg Dale Smith, vice-presidentg and Dorothea Landry, sec- retary. l31l Top How Elizabeth Siemen, Dorothea Landry, Margaret McKenzie, Mariorie lnqram, Estella Mae Lawrence, Helen Smith. First How flune Welitster, Reva Hamper, Eleanor Thompson, lane Clark. PAN-I-IELLENIC CGUNCII. A chapkH'ofHmananonalPanJfeHenK:CouncH wascxaan- ized cn Lake Forestfjoheae in l935. lt openmes underrhe conmnunon ofthe nanonalcHaanUanon,lmn has dmmwn up its own by-laws concerning purely local affairs such as rush- inq nnes. ltisthe purpose ofthe councu to arbnrakein ah disputes arisina between sororities and to enforce the regula- nons am up by Hs conmnunon. The councu B congxsed of therxemdenm and onefmherrnenuxx ofeach somxny. The premdency'ofuMscouncH B notan ekcuvecihce,butsuceeds to exlch sororHy'loy rught of seniornyx ZX secretary is elected by the group. 'Hhs years ohmers are Eleanor Thonmson, premdent and Heva Kknnpen secmmary. l32l ,-,,.- f-E - A'-a 1' -N11- k,-:- Top Row- Estella Mae Lawrence, Marion Phipps, Ellen Ericlzson. First Row Teanette Peard, Reva Hamper, Mary Nusljiauin, Mariorie lngrani. WCDMENS SELF GQVERNMENT This spring the Womens Self Govern- ment secured permission from the adminise tration to furnish a recreation room in Lois Durand Hall. Ping Pong and bridge tables were purchased for the dining room and smoking is now allowed there. The Lois Durand Hall Formal opened the social sea- son for the college on November 23, l935. The dining room was modernistically decorated in black and silver Thanksgiving figures and Frank Donahue's orchestra played. An informal open house and dance f33l was sponsored by the association this spring. Every resident girl is a member of the Womens Self Government Association which elects an executive president. She appoints a committee known as the Lois Durand house committee, to cooperate with the Dean of Woiiieii in establishing and en- forcing rules pertaining to the discipline and social life of the women. Reva Kamper served as executive president this year and Mary Nusbauni was secretary of the house committee. Top Row -Eleanor Thompson, Eileen Kelley, Ruth Brennan, Catherine Craig, Frances Stalcel. Second How 'Ellen Erickson, Helen Kavanagh, lean lngram, Elizabeth Robertson, Virginia VJhite, Susan Lederer, Ianice Hagerty, Lois Wilson, lane Clark. First Fow Fiuth Head, Ruth Osborn, Florence Vail, Ianice Longhrake, lanet lamieson, Carol Helser, lennie George. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is open to all students oi the college who are interested in French. The program this year has been especially interesting in its variety and has consisted ot reports on French news, both foreign and domestic, reviews ot French articles, and reading French poetry. A French book was re- viewed beiore the club, some in translation and some in the original French. Some time was devoted to French songs and expressions ot the French people. At Christmas time a French play was presented laetore the clulo. At times during the year teas were given at which all conversation was in French, The otiicers tor this year are: president, Ianice Long- hrake, vicefpresident, Florence Vail, and secretary, Ianet lamieson. l34l Top Row-Evan Griffiths, Alfred Kuerst, Royce Wright, Donold Hart Wilhan Wright Frank Roberts. First Row-Allen Long, Lois Wilson, Mariorie Ingram, Margaret Shoemaker Iun We-last r Dal Smith. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS The hnernauonal Rehuhons Club fonned Hs proaranifor thm yearcnound Wm Leaquecn Nahons nnnanq a Hmxouah mudy'ofim onanr covenanL deveknnnenh and probknns At everyineennq anne nmnnberreponed on cunentevenm. The reports given during the year were on the ltalo-Ethiopian question: Mechanics of Peaceful Settlementsg the Greco-Bul aarian Affair, Further Cases and Procedures for Settling Disputesy the German Invasion of the Rhinelandy The Recent Iapanese Revolt. Cn March l7, an open forum was held at Low Ihuand HaH and rehednnenw vmne semmxi .Any one who is interested in international relations may become a rnennxn when he orshe hasrnade a Wnee nnnuksrepon on some world event at a meeting of the club. The officers for uns yearzfkne Snnur presnjent kdarqcwet Shoeinaker,secre- taryp Alfred Kuerst, treasurer. I35l Top Row -lean lngram, lanice Longbrake, Elizabeth Robertson, lune Webster, Elizabeth Siemen, lzleva Kamper, Vivian Read, Eleanor Thompson. Third Row- 'Dolores Norguist, Helen Decker, Lois Wilson, lanet Hardsocg, Margaret Mclfenzie, Helen Sayoc, Charlotte Bernard, Mary Nusbaum. Second Row---Netta Steinhaus, lulie Peterkort, Cynthia Holmes, Helen Smith, Adrienne Hewitt, lane Crawford, Ruth Bolt, Anna Barnstable. First Row Ellen Erickson, Elizabeth Korhumel, lane Clark, Margaret Shoemaker, Mariorie Ingram, lennie George, Miss Mildred Murphy, lean Vielmetti. WCMEWS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIGN December 4, l935, our local W.A.A. joined the Athletic Federation ot College Women, a national organization. We are a member oi the mid-west section including Wisconsin and lllinois schools. lt is hoped that through this attiliation, the Lake Forest Women's Athletic Association may improve and ex- pand its program ot activities. ln October, a tea was given by the group for all the new women students. The organization sponsored a sleigh ride on Ianuary lU. The annual W.A.A. dance was held lanuary l8 in the Henry C. Durand Auditorium as a Kid Party . Frank Donahue's popular or- chestra turnished the music. This year in- vitations to Play Days were received from Lawrence College and the University ot Chicago. The Executive Board members are: president, Marjorie lngramg vice-president, lane Clarkp secretary, Margaret Shoemaker, treasurer, lennie Georgeg hockey manager, lean lngramg basketball manager, Eleanor Thompson: volley ball manager, Anna Barnstable: hiking manager, Elizabeth Kor- humel. Miss Mildred Murphy, instructor in physical education, is counsellor tor the group. Any girl in school who earns 75 points through participation in sport events may become a member of W.A.A. Points are awarded for membership on class, vars- ity, or sorority teams in hockey, basketball, volley ball, and basebally tor achievement in stunts: participation and winning in tourn- naments, swimmingg hiking: tor being cap- tain ot a team: and for managing a sports program. lt is necessary tor a girl to earn 50 points a semester to retain her member- shio. T361 I Top Row- Esther Dixon, Robert Guilford, Robert Dobbin, Allen Long, Marion Phip First Row-Ianice Haaerty, Helen Smith, lanet Hardsocq, Reva Hamper. Not Present-f-'Myron Perry, Lloyd Tinawall, and Vernon Andrews. DADS' AND MOTHERS' DAY COMMITTEE SATURDAY, OCTOBER l9, l935 Chairman, ROBERT DOBBIN PROGRAM FOR THE DAY Football aame with Northwestern Colleqe Dinner at the Calvin Durand Commons. in the afternoon' Bonfire in front of the Commons Plaza. FUCUHY RQCGDUGH CIT the Reid M9U1OTiCIl Entertainment by students at the Henry O Library. Durand Auditorium. f37l Top Row Vfilliam Penrod, Allen Long, Richard Widniark, Alfred Kuerst, George Churchill. First Row' Helen Smith, Eleanor Thompson, Revo Hamper, Lois Wilson, Margaret Shoemaker, Ruth Bolt. Tl-TE CQMMITTEE FOR TI-IE STUDENT TRIP SATURDAY, OCTQBER 5, l935 Chairman, RICHARD WTDMARK ELLOEA TSST Top Row-William Penrod, Louis Palmer, George Martin, Robert Guilford. First Rowflvlargaret McKenzie, Margaret Shoemaker, Reva Kamper, Elizabeth Siemen, Iemiie George, Bernice Best. Not Present-'Uno Lake. HGMECOMING CGMMITTEE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, l935 ChoUman,UNC3LAKE l39l -U ' vw, V P '-' - - 1 D-W P rm- ng E -1fvfX'V :J .Lu l.L.'.A.' S lvwl, ICIHA xwfuf? , ,. ,. . , .. , W Iiijhf, All-911 Long, Wlllixaxil Kennedy. F ' fwf-' Akin:-fl Inufxst, Elxzzi: eth t.0r1u11W'f'W Vvlwiorx Lim?-, fvflurqalilt ShO'?!ILC11Z9T, Spenffll LGHQQ JUNIOR DRUM CCMMITTEE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1935 SHAWNEE COUNTRY CLUB Hurry Sosnilds Orchestra Prom Kinq and Queen ROYCE WRIGHT cmd DCRCLYN UHLEMANN U-nj Top RowffSte-phen Gray, Ioseph Haas. Second Row--Reva Kamper, Ruth Bolt, Helen Smith, Elizabeth Williams. First Row4LeRoy Keehn, Mary Nusbaum, Keith Cady, Hazel Fisher, William Penrod. Not Present-Frank Roberts. .CCLLEGE DAY.. SATURDAY, MAY l6 Chairman, KElTl-l CADY PROGRAM POR THE DAY Registration in the morning at Lois Durand Varsity baseball game. HGH' Cafeteria supper at Calvin Durand Commons. Softball baseball game between the two best Gqrrick play. i T 't i . IG emly earns lntormal dance in the Henry C. Durand Picnic lunch. Auditorium. l41l 1 THE CINDER PATH IN SUMMER Q if --.-i.v+n , ,Y K ' . 'xkN ,V.xf THE CHAPEL DRIVE ' Qi, 'H . -, 1 -.-5,-lm, w. -,,,,.. - '.'-. - WF 7: ON A WINTER DM lxx -kg, - -E ,1 ----N , --5 .,, Ex, .f-yt .Rig ri! 4, , . H, Q . . ' 1 . X ,: nn -,sl .E . .. 3' '7 ' . V . , 391, f,-air: Fsifih r , 55. , ,-1.4 6, Y ,A Q . f 1 Af- E :A wx'w- wigs! 2 KR 1 il..-.54-xq I fx ez, , ', -iii V I. , fy 'Iv ' ' ,.-1.ffff::Q,f-E+ vw- ' ,P wp '. 1 0 'NQQ 'f ?xu lzx'-N' ' Af Q , '3-'T ' .' ,, ' 4 '- 1 ' x, iff Q5 P, 'W' :A 'KLA A t I-,Z j. ,Y A , ,-., f- .- .. ,I 4, 3 . ff: - H fy ' - '. -' f - , - - A 'L , , , .r'-+L Lfffiz-:JV 3:'f'.:..'e E431 f ULD COLLEGE HALL AT NIGHT 1 XV' L 4 xi! 'li. 4 fm i433 A SNOWY VIEW OF THE SOUTH CAMPUS 9 E 1 l44'4. HANDING OUT THE BIDS IN NORTH HALL SGEOFZYTTES 'NAITII I 3 FO COLLEGE HALL BELL 'UN PLEDGE ITYSHT T441 FRESI-IMEN GETTING READY FOR I-IOMECOMING ru r 1 4,2 .w,,3wd,. ,I .. '. I ? 5 P I fr if ,, V? rw j9ir:: i:f1 'AA ' ' ' flaw TM' , :,,: A MORNING AFTER TI-IE KANGAROO COURT TI-IE SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASS AT TI-IE FIELD MUSEUM I+5I 'QI' B d1!!! 1 v E461 BETWEEN ACTS THE MENS GLEE CLUB HGRCDWING PAINSH --THE ERESHMAN PLAY 4 x 1-arse 4 a ', , 1 r ITS YOUR MOVE NOW ,mg,2' s l Q, Q',.N? iiiflf .H . AND TI-IEY CALL 5 QHLASS i473 THE ORATORICAL WINNERS! SUNRISE 1514. -5 J ' , v' . ' Q 'Nm-e.,s 'N XY SN d'YHy0 ,fJ,, fb H ', , f,.f x 1 , Hfw s . Z Qff2f. , f 1, f, ik Q TO THIS WE XYEND OUR VVAYS CAREFUL NOW' ,mM.:3....xvm-gg-wNs.,e1wj,f-2-xfE,'T ,g'xE, img . , - A M ' --x --x . -kk ' f Y- , 2' .. V W v.. W , .Yr M g-w'WAlfss'35'1 A , ,- X My-Sf, 'gmr-Qyqm:,.,g'-g,. -Q,g,f- 9'f ia..:v..1f.I P6 . 5 ., -, '-mb----'-Q 'Q ' Y ::QE1sxThSSw..rQ -L . ' V431 , 4 ' L 1.:,,fQErHi!:-2:3 ' 'i QM W Y. A www'-w.-- -M-wh Xma- Top How- Ianioe Lorrqlirake, Bette lane Poole, Barlrira Arme Greq'3:'y, Glalyb 1. nw r f Lederer, lean Vrelruetii. Second Row Arrqelrrre Sharp, Irene Price, Dprrirtizy lziletr, Mar'V-:if Hrgqo r E' Austin, lane Haugorr. Fzrst Rox 1,f -Elinxlreth Elorhurrrel, Elizirlseth Frieiirvz-1 Eli-aware Beftrzxri, ri r r Este-Ha Mae Lawrence, Tulie PeterE:ort. Not Present-Elizabeth Koch, ALPHA XI DELTA Founded at Lombard Colleae in 1893 X' Chartered at Lake Forest College in 1932 President ee REVA KAMPER U91 GAMMA Pl-ll BETA Kava- Founded in l874 at Syracuse University ffsgsae Chartered at Lake Forest College in l934 u' QL' 5 1 President - ELEANoR THoMPsoN Top Row- Sara llininqliam, Vivian Rice, lane Lilly, Eabette Klein, Marion Biggs, Harriet Bartlett, SaNy liannhon. Sercncl Row--Beunce Best lane lfknk, Nknqot Baez lknhryn Ecken, Doroduf Roedel Rha lWcEnery. Fust Hcwv Enen Eackson, Sara Rachel Linelurq, Doknes Norquim, Eleanor Thcwnpson, lanice HaqeMy,lAanon Lane Vnqhna VVhHe f5uj GAMMA Rl-IG DELTA pal'-'Ha Founded at Lake Forest Colleqe in l925 55: Presidentse MABIGBIE INGBAM, HELEN HEYWOBTH Top How-lane Tverdahl, Nancy Oliver, lean Hazlewoocl, Natalie Chaloner, Elizabeth Robertson, Kathleen Weiler, Ruth Marie Osborn. Tihrd How-lane Twist, Margaret Shoemaker, Ianet Hardsocq, Mary Nusbaum, Cynthia Holmes, Charlotte Meyer, Helen Kavanauqh, Barbara Behr, Ruth Read, Ruth Brennan. Second RowYMary Maistrovich, Geraldine Anderson, Lee Van Schuck, Eileen Heyworth, Iune Webster, Charlotte Bernard, Helen Creahan, Ann Booth. First How-lean Ingram, lane Crawford, Helen Heyworth, Miss Lillian Lennards, Marjorie Ingram, Sydney Boddinqhouse, Adrienne Hewitt, Vivian Bead. Not Present---Dorolyn Uhlemann, Betty Karnes. U11 ID Flow Elizdij,-elli lffillidlns, loom Ldy, lean Hessler, Carrol Helser, ldnel ldmieson, Bdrbd Porlz, lrene Sernrin. cond Row Helen SGYQC, lXfdrgd:el Mcllenzle, Florence Voil, Marion Phipps, Lois Vlfilson. rs! Row Olive llflilfifl, Esther Morden, Dorothea Landry, Eileen Kelley, Mond Doblnin. flizlfx :ur W-rrfig gf, ll '1 .4- KAPPA KAPPA CI-II Founded dl Ldlce Forest College in l9l9 President - DQHQTHEA LANDRY l53l Elr :rl tl lfl Top Row-Mcrlorie Smyth, lean lvlcllufiie, lilcxtqcxzt Mueller, Virginia Oczlzlev, 5: H Arthur, Willa Burke. First Flow l-lelen Smith, lcmet Nirgllimqer, Elizulneti Sieruert, lecumette Pecrtil. Not Present- 'Alice l-liqley. ' i SIGMA TAU Founded QtLuke Forem CoHeqe H1l9OO 7 Presidents-ELIZABETH SIEMEN, HELEN SMITH uni 3 N28 l53l INDEPENDENT WCMENS CLUB Founded in 1935 HemdmneeANNA.BARNSTABLE Esther Dixon, Doris Hansen, Emo Reiiio, Theodorcr I-Icxuschel, Netto Steinhous, lone French Luciie McCullough, Iennie George. Roiine Cook, Ruth Bolt, Helen Decker, Anno Bornsiobie, Dorothy Quentin, Catherine Croiq. E541 ALPHA SIGMA KAPPA President ROBERT DOBBIN sf'- Founded at Lake Eorest College in l926 Jaffa 1 Atv 'Q-ff Top Row--Dale Smith, Elmer Maiman, Donald Haltenhoff, lohn Barney, George Loulan, Raymond Beatty, Karl Hansen, Mr. Victor Davey, Allen Long. Third Row--Lester lenninqs, Gay Webster, lohn Roberts, Robert Dixon, Thomas Heclclin, Grville Lasley, Alfred Brown, Richard Felton, Edward Ienner. Second Row-Roy Arpan, lohn Turclc, Howard Kaedinq, Robert Dobbin, Donald Hart, lohn Norrinqton, Robert Maiman, Louis Palmer, loseph Haas. First Row-Hugh Weston, lohn Beverley, Marshall Howard, Edaeley Todd, lan McPherson, Evan Griffiths. Not Present'-lohn Jensen. l55l Top Row- Spencer Lange, George Abraham, Arthur Duddles, Lloyd VanDeusen, Carlisle Galvin, lvan Guthrie. Fourth Rovf-'Paul Clark, lohn Brigham, Estie Varner, Curtis Wuhs, Evert Larson, Williain Berkheiser, George Simon, Frank Roberts, Melvin Rouse, Robert Guilford, lames Westover. Third Row- 'Harlan McClung, lustus Gates, Richard Umherger, Howard Plagge, lack Sugg, lohn Snow, Myles Hall, lohn Biolo, Edward Niemeyer. Second Row--Ralph Kelley, Ralph Hennings, Harry Rouse, Edward Bax, Omar Quinn, Dr. Sleight, Oscar Gyllenherg, Walter Meyer, Donald Berlcheiser, Alfred Dubhs, Elmer Young. First Row-ff-Henry Crawford, Thomas Durlcin, lohhie Eiserrnan, Thomas Calhoun, George Churchill, Nicholas lohnson, lohn Dasso, Hawley Boyle, lohn Laird. Not Presentvlarnes Tihhetts, Richard Sullivan, Albert Kroll, Robert Sticlcels, lack Stickels. DIGAMMA ALPHA UPSILGN Founded dtLake Forex Coheqe uil9U5 'v-' President We GMAR QUlNN va. 1 if W5- i56l KAPPA SIGMA Founded at the University ot Virginia in N369 Vw' , Chartered at Lake Forest College in l89t5 'nj X7 -vs'-. 'rgbg lt? Presidents' fwrrri-trio D1-tirqsrt, KEITH of-tor Top Row--Thomas Diver, LeRoy lieehn, Robert lluerst, Hugh Walqeley, lohn Edwards, Elbert Emery, Austin Douglas. Third Row- George Wenban, Clyde Petrie, Rooert Lewis, Avery Doolittle, Gene Bivings, Clayton Christensen, Defrees Holmes, Edward Flannery. Second RoweRichard Sweitzer, Emmet Grace, Robert Graves, lohn Rix, William Roberts, Frank McCracken, Robert Morstadt. First Row4George Lineburg, Alfred Kuerst, Keith Cady, Frank Hayner, Willard Dailcer, William Kestila, Gerald Vils, George Bloch. Not Present-Vernon Andrews, William Diver, Frederick Gottlieb, lames I-layner, Uno Lake, Royce Wright, William Wright, Meredith Wright, Carl Mari-enfeld, Chester Petersen, David l-lecl-zenger, Tunis Van Norden, Robert Wiilcen. i57l Top Row- Robert lakes, lohn Stein, Crlo Adams, Wayne lloftel, Robert Kloptenstein, Iohn Mansnerus, lam-es Wilsey. Third Rowe Myron Perry, Robert Mather, William Kennedy, Walter Spolar, Frederick Hodqdon, Ray Evans. Second Rowe Charles Schuster, Richard Vycital, T. lae Reinier, lohn Wade, lulian Stripe, First Row- flVlr. Robert Logan, William Penrod, Edward Hoffman, Dr, Ernest lohnsan, Albert Nortman. Not Present Arthur Woe-rner, Richard Widmarlc. Pl-ll PI EPSILQN Q53 Founded atLake Forem Coheqe Uil895 Presidentsf EDWARD HOFFMAN, RQBERT ICKES l53l Top Row - Albert Smith, loseph Cohen, Alfred Erickson, Deon Chandler, George Funk, Second Rowff-Holme-rt Katz, Lloyd Tinqwczrll, Norman Nel'm'1e1', Vernon Schroeder, First Row I-larry Pcrttlson, I-lowarcl llncxcrck, George lvlortrn, Herbert Litchfelfil, Newton Rosenlver Lawrence Prcrzin. INDEPENDENT MENS CLUB President - GEORGE MARTIN l59l n 1, ,lf I f III! I ,WA III I I I ' I 1 I I I I I I 5 II ,II I , I IM, Y I, Q II IIII' III II lg I II' MII VI iII I I, Q I ffl JI' SENICDIQS ,.,, x,. .,,.,,,,.i. Y. , :,:'N'. an 1-kLN.lI'il.,l,.g Lil 'IlVVlll ', llliii L' EI :pp 1 191211111 l!iI'l-Z l, Il, hlrezilai l, 7, lEl 1lIl'I Pi Sifiyiiifi 'l, 4, Diiilk L ig' C lllI1'.lllf'f' 4. DONALD BQZELL BEFTl-IHEISEH Duluth, Minimsoia Diqaiiiiiia A lplia Upsiloii rl1IVXIlSi9IlW?'Cl from Carlfiftoii College, Noitlfifielcl, Minne- siila 'iz Ecoiioiiiivs Clulw 4. BEHNICE l-UNEPCVA EEST Cliicago, Illinois Gamma Plii Bela Hiniiieciiiiiiiiq CC-miiiiitee if, Siucle-iii Council 4, Gal'- ricl: Cfzikj' 4, Easketlwall 3, 4, Vollelyl'-all 4, Base-- liall RUTH LOUISE BOLT Dgsrfield, llliiiais Chorus l, f', Kappa Alplia 2, 3, 4, Alpha Lambda Delta Q, Fl, 4, Senior Advisor 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball f, Q -1, Volisylnall El, 4, President of Day Stuiimil Girls Q: X'V.A.A, 3, 4, E-Pia Bela Ee-ta 3, 4: llwsideul -1, Sllflllil Trip Caiiiiiiiitee 4: C9ll2qe- Day Cai: mill-Pe 4. lull lfappa Sigma mittee 4, Economics Club 4, HELEN MAE CREAI-IAN Gary, Indiana Gamma Rho Delta Transferred from Stephens College, Columbia, Mis- souri 4, Sigma Tau Delta 4. WILLARD lEAN DAHKIER Chicago, Illinois Kappa Sigma Football l, S, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, President of Class 2, Iron Key 3, 4, Athleti: Board of Control, Secretary 2, 3, President 4, Student Council 3, President 4, LF. Club 2, 3, 4. L63l HAlHCl,Tl lQEl'l'll Cftljr' lJiiz:.:i At l, lllittuiif Phi Eta Sigma l, ll, T, F1osi'l1rit 4, lji,rsl:f1tl':ll l, Z, '1- Footliall 3, Tennis l, 2, Band l, ,lg Q it ' l 'i Czin- inittee 3, Stentor l, 2, li, lzlusinf-s-' l'l Iltl'IV'l 4, Chairman oi College Day Comnzittefl GEORGE GLWER CHURCHILL Griysialze, lllinois Digainma Alpha Upsilon Football l, Tennis l, Baseball 2, 3, 4, l-lamecoming Committee 3, Class President 13, Student Trip Com- 5 ... K 5 ' rg. tt l IGH N Ctftiul ILLC DASSO lftigamnia Alpha Upsilon frarisleirfml lrom Notre Dante HELEN lvfl-'tH'i' DECHER Libertyville, Illinois liaselitall ff, 3, Volleyball 37 VV,A,A. 2, J, 4, Y.W.C.A. l, fl: Beta Beta Beta 11. Cal-: Pail-1, lllinois WILLlAlVl STOWELL DIVER Waukegan, lllinois. Kappa Sigma Tennis l, 2. ROBERT RAPHAEL DOBBIN Lake Forest, Illinois Alpha Sigma l-Cappa Band l, 2, 3, 45 lunior Prom Committee 35 Stentor '25 Baseball l, 25 Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, Secretary 3, 47 Economics Club 2, 3, President 4, Sigma Pi Sigma 3, Secretary 4, Dads Day Committee, Chairman 45 ludge Haas Award for Scholarship 2, 3. lfi+l ELlflElitll' BANEY EMEHY New Allfany, lnfliana Kappa Sigma Baseball I, fl, I-3, Captain 4, Basketball l, fl, 'l, 47 Tennis l. ELLEN l, EBICKSON Oak Park, Illinois Gamma Phi Beta W.A.A l, ', 3, 4, Y,W.C,A, l, 25 Alpha Lamlicla Delta 2, 4, Kappa Alpha ft, 4, Kappa Alpha Cup lg Phi Sigma lota 2, lt, 4, Gairick 3, 4, Chorus l, Ill, 4: Homecoming Coiimiittee E15 lunior Prom Com- mittee 37 Tennis l, 2, 35 Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, Basketball 2, Inter-fraternity, lnter-sorority Council 3, French Club l, 3, 4, Lois Hall House Committee 45 Student Trip Committee Qi. lENNlE GEORGE Lake Forest, Illinois Tennis 2, 3, Hockey S, 4, Basketball Z, 3, Volley- ball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3, Manager 37 French Club 13, 4, Y.W.C,A. 1, 25 W.A,A. 3, 4g College Day Committee 37 Homecoming Committee 4, FBEDERlCl'Q EDWARD GOTTLIEB Lake Bluff, lllinois Kappa Sigma Baseball l, El, 45 Forester 3: lunior Prom Committee Ql: Wings Club 2, 35 Croli 2: Garrick 4. l65l ' STEPHEN 'fflf Of' GRAY Hot Springs, Arkansas Flii Eta Siqnil Q, Prcsiclent 4: 'Ninas Club 2, Pri-sitif nt Qty Siqina Tau Delta 2, Secretary Presi- tilent 4, Stentor 2, Editor 4, Forester H, Ttisilala, Etlitor 75 Sigma Ri Sigma 3, 45 lnternational Relations Club Q, S, 4, Beta Beta Beta El, Secretary 4, Col- teae Lay Committee 4. i ROBERT ANDREW GUILFORD River Forest, Illinois Diqamma Alpha Upsilon Stentor lg Carrick l, 25 Student Trip Committee 37 lunior Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Dads Day Committee 4. OSCAR LEE GYLLENBERG Lake Forest, lllinois Diqamma Alpha Upsilon Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track lp Wrestliiiq 2, 35 Student Council 45 Beta Beta Beta 4. , FRANK AMES HAYNER Lake Forest, lllingis Kappa Siqma Forester 47 Garrick l, 2, 3, 4. T66l HALFH XV, HENNlNC,S Evfirrztori, lllirioizs Digtjiiitina Alplia llfjtgjlfm Clioius l, 2, fi, Al, Sigma Pi Sigma '35, Pifczillnit 45 Forester 4, Stentor 45 Tizsitalrr .-3, 4. ' L HELEN WILLETT HEYVVORTH Cliicfigo, lllinois Gamma Rho Delta Chorus l, 2, 35 Y.W,C.A. l, 25 Stentor 2, Ijp Volley- lpall 2: Hockey 25 New Students Day Committee 25 Homecoming Committee 33 Dacl's Day Committee Hg Forester Eg Economics Club 3, 4, 1...- EDWAED HERBERT HOFFMAN Winnetka, Illinois Phi Pi Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4, Stentor 35 Tusitala, Business Manager 35 Treasurer of Class 4, Student Council -1. YDSEPH DEFREES HOLMES Lake Bluff, illinois Kappa Sigma .4 Manager Freshman Basketball lp Co-manager Bas- 'is' ketball P, Manager 37 Stentor l, 2, 35 Forester 2. Debate 2, ES, 45 Qratory 2, 3, Student Trip Com- rnittee 35 Homecoming Committee 35 Chairman Fresh- man Dance El. l67l If-SHEET HAROLD ICIIES Vtfashington, D. C Phi Pi Epsilon V ititliall l: Vtfrestlirig EVELYN MAHIORIE INGRAM Lake Forest, Illinois Gamma Rho Delta Y,W.C.A. I, W.A.A. l, 25 Secretary 3, President 45 Hockey l, 2, 3, -I: Manager 25 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, Q, 35 Baseball l, 2, 35 Economics Clulzt J, Secretary 45 Alpha Lambda Delta 2, 3, President 45 Pan-Hellenic 3, 45 Lois Durand Hall House Corn- niittee 45 Student Council 45 Homecoming Committee 35 Iunior Prom Committee 35 Forester 25 Inter- traternity, Inter-sorority Council 35 International Re- lations Clulii 3, 45 I-Zappa Alpha 3, 45 New Student Day Coinrnittee 3, REVA LOIS I-IAMPER River Forest, Illinois Alpha Xi Delta Y.XlV.C.A. I, 25 Easketball l, 2, 35 Hockey l, 2, 35 Baseball I, 3, Manager 25 Volleyball l, 2, 35 W.A,A. I, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Prom Committee 35 Student Trip Committee 3, 45 Homecoming Committee 3, 45 Dad's Day Committee 45 Forester 35 Inter-fraternity, Inter- sorority Council 3: Lois Hall House Committee. President 45 College Day Committee 45 Kappa Alpha 2, 3, President 4, LEROY DIEZ I-IEEHN, IR. Winnetka, Illinois Kappa Sigma Baseball Manager I, 2, 35 Debate Manager 45 Col- lege Day Committee 4. I63I HOWARD STANLEY lfINAACIf Lake Blult, Illinois Rand ly Rlii Eta Siqma l, 2, 3, 4, Siqrnfi Pi Siqznfi 2, Qi, Al. UNC MATTHEW LAI-IE Lal-ze Poi'-st, Illin Kappa Siqma Baseball l, 2, 35 Eootlvall 11, 3, 4, L.E Cluli 2, 3, 45 Iunior Prom Committee, Chairman fig I-Ittiiiiecoiiiiiia Committee, Chaizman 4. DOROTI-IEA ETTA LANDRY Fox Lake, Illingtis Iilappa Kappa Chi VJ.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey lg Baseball I, 2, B, 4, Volleyball 3, 45 Iunior Prom Committee gf Dai:l's Day Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 35 Student Council 3, Secretary 45 Pan Hellenic Council 3, 4. GEORGE WILLIAM MARTIN Waukegan, Iliinois Intramural Board 2, Haniecornina Committee 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 47 Economics Club 3, 4, Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3, Student Council 45 Student Trip Committee 4. l69l ELtV.',AFrD NVlLLlAM lYlEMEYEH Lake Forest, lllinais Digamma Alpha Upsilon Ffetrali l, Li, fl: Clayton Mark Trophy tor Foot- rall 3 Track l, 2, El: IntramuralVlfrestling 2,Heavyf '. fight Champion C, Intramural 'lrack l. LQUIS ORTON PALMEH Chicago, lllinois Alpha Sigma Kappa Phi Eta Sigma l, 2, 3, 43 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4, Garrick 47 Pi Alpha Chi 3, 4: Homecoming Cam- mittee 45 Forester fig Chorus 2, 3, 45 Tusitala 3. t t VVlLLlAM WALTER PENHOD Milwaukee, Wisconsin Phi Pi Epsilon Football Manager l, 2, 35 Baseball lg College Day Committee lg Stentor l, 2, 3, Forester 3, Business Manager 45 Garrick 2, 3, 45 Athletic Board ot Con- trol 3, 47 L.F. Club 3, Student Trip Committee 2, 45 Dance Committee 47 l-lomeccming Committee 47 Dads Day Committee 37 lunior Prom Committee 3: College Day Committee 4. HOWARD ALLEN PLAGGE Berwyn, Iliinois Digamrna Alpha Upsilon Transferred from Morton lunior College, Cicero, llli- nois Sp Band 4: Football 3, 4. l70l Qt. FfQl.l.lNGSNVOPt'l'H QUINN Ultiffrqo, llliiifis Dicjariiina Alpha Upsiloii Trail: lg Tennis l, 45 Stentor l, ft, Garii-il: 2, FT, 4g Easeiall 2, 35 Student Trip CC1l'I1Illlt1 '1Q Colleqf- ftay Cornnxittee fl, Dance Committee, Chairman 4, Tice-presitgtent oi Class 4. l.lAl:tY ELIZABETH SIEMEN Cal-2 Park, Illinois Sigma Tau Lois Hall l-louse Committee 37 lunior Prom Coin- znittee 3, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Panllellenic Council 45 Homecoming Committee 4. NETTA EUZABETI-l STEINHAUS Lalze Forest, lllinois Stentor l, 2, F, Chorus lp Y.VV.C.A. l, 2, Basketball l, 2, 37 lfappa Alpha 2, 3, 4, Basekall 2, 3, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Siama Tau Delta 4, Tusitala Editor 35 Student Trip Committee 3, Dance Committee 4, Forester Editor 4. W lULl!3.N HUTLX-XND STRll3E Tfaulieaan, lllinois Phi Pi Epsilzn Chorus l, 2, -lr Mens Quartet 2: Pi Alpha Chi 3, 4. l71l 11.121 '11 1.1,11,11S1Q '1'1'1f1.1PE-If,1N 1',1'.f'111'5-11111, 111111111.. 1,71X!11111'1 F111 1111111 f.1'. '.-'1 l, .if 'w1',A A. 1, fi, -1, -1: 111-11311 V'111:1 1 11 1'1-i1 1, ,Q -Q5 1? 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JUNIORS ANNA E?-LNESTENE E1ARNS'I'AH.L HARVEY RAVMOND E-EATTY, WILLA ELLEN BURKE IR. 31 JUNIQIQS H.YXII,XX-IIIU1-N WJ 1 l'lAwX T1 '11, v Q 'A ,1,1'1y, v wg, LHJPMA., M A-. A IX HL ESTHER ISABELLE DIXON VIRGIL RAY EVANS 41 HAZEL MAXINE FISHEF IDE WILFRED FLY? L Iihf CHARLES GFP. 'ANIQE HXGEFTH' EILEEN RUSHTON I-IEYWORTI-I CYNTHIA DAVIS HOLMES NSTANTINE NICHOLAS IOHNSON, ITL. ELIZABETH IIOEIIUIIJIEL MTL? IEE-LAIXIIQ IIALL I I'-IIS AIXIINA HAIIIUUI IIARL EARENT I-IANSEN JLINICDIRS IANET LOUISE HAFDSAFG ISI , JUNIORS ALFRED ERVEL kQUERE'I' NARICN NEWRIYQUN LANE SPENCER STACY LANGE EVERT AXEL LARSON ORVILLE MORSE LASLEY ESTELLA MAE LAWRENCE SARA RACHEL LINEBURG ALLEN HERBERT LONG CHAHLQTTE HARRIET MEYFR IANET NIRDLINGER DOLORES EVELYN NORQUTST IO!-IN SPENCER NOHRINGTON DX I .1 IANI4 'II ll WI' f3I'2H.L.EIF JUNICRS HILIIIXI I,l,IV'IUf MW lII,I,1JII12If 11-XGA!-.LI r.LILAt,glfI Ilfxil -QHARLES NEYEH 'J' 11,1 if is N , ,. JUNIQIQS fi Y' L. 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E IIINE ELIZARETII WEI'3ITTIfR ANITA LORRAINE WELLS ELIZABETH MACCRELLISH WILLIAMS WILLIAM STUART KENNEDY DWIGHT CHRISTIAN MGCDONALD CLARENCE IOHN I-JIUELLER GEORGE IRVING WENBAN CHARLES EOOTE WHIPPLE ISII Top Rowe Herbert Lichtfeld,, lames Wilsey, Donald l-lart, I-larry Pattison, Iohn Roberts, Williani Hinrichs, Frederic Hodgdcn, Third Bow George Laulan, Hawley Boyle, Bohert Mairnan, George Linehurg, Myron Perry. Marshall l-loward, Evan Griffiths. Setioria' Flow A-Delta Austin, Angeline Sharp, lean Vielrnetti, Eleanore Bertrand, Vivian Bead, Lee VanSChuClc First How- 'Catherine Craig, Eileen Kelley, Ianet larrtieson, Helen Sayoc, Esther Morgan, Carol Helser, Charlotte Bernard. Not Present Harriette Bartlett, Chester Becker, lohn Beverly, Marion Biggs, Harold Bright, Alfred Brown, Edward Dennett, Avery Doolittle, Austin Douglas, loblaie Eiserrnan, Stanley Fisher, Bolirert Grant, Bohert Graves, larnes Haynr-r, Mariorie Higgins, Lester Iennings, Betty Karnes, Bolrert Kiel, lohn Laird. SGPHOMGRES itll Top Row-lack Stein, Myron Perry, George Lineburq, loseph Haas, Howard Kaedinq, William Wright, Orlo Adams. Third Row-lohn Rix, loe Davis, Robert Kats, lohn Mansnerus, Carl Marienield, Robert l-fuerst. Second Row-Wayne Koffel, Nancy Oliver, lean Hazlewood, lane Twist, Olive Manz, Mitchell Osadchulc. First Row-fDorolyn Uhlemann, lean lnqrarn, Natalie Chaloner, Sydney Boddinqhouse, Adrienne Hewitt, Betty Robertson, Virginia White. Not Present-Frank Lash, lan MacPherson, Mary McArthur, Harlan McClunq, Frank McCraken, Walter Meyer, Robert Miles, Albert Nortman, Virginia Oakley, Beniarnin Olds, leanette Peard, William Roberts, Dale Schainber, lohn Snow, Florence Stake, David Stryker, Richard Sullivan, Estie Varner, Helen Zeitler. SQPHQMQRES rm Top Row -'Eugene Rivinqs, Vernon Schroeder, Ruth Read, Richard Vycital, lean Hessler, Charles Schuster, lane French, Leroy El-istrancl. Fifth Row- Edward Ienner, Kathryn Eckert, Ianies 'Nestover, Margot Baer, Albert liroll, Mariorie Srnyth, Elmer Ivlairnan. Fourth Row- Iustus Gates, Babette Klein, Ivan Guthrie, Mary Maistrovich, Robert Dixon, Geraldine Anderson, lohn Briqharn. Third Row Iahn lensen, Marion Mordhxrrsf, Dean Chandler, Bette lane Poole, Walter Spalar, Ann Booth, Richard Uniberqer, Se' and Row Mina Dolphin, Rats:-rt Mather, Sara llininqharzi, Iohn Felton, Dorothy Quentin, Charles Ntfakeley, Vivian Rice, Alford Dulfts. ' First Row lane Lilly, Norman Nehrner, I-ffithieen lxlfeiler, Frederic Burgess, loan Lay, Edward Bat-I. tw! Present George Alirrahazn, Ray Arpan, Gustav Beerly, Iohn Biolo, Georae Bloch, Thomas Calhoun, Robert Caruthers, Iohn Cathcart, Robert Dole, Arthur Duddles, Charles Eckstein, Ernest Enchelinayer, Alfred Erickson, Anita Feder, Edward Flannery, George Funl-1, Carlisle Galvin, Dinald Good, Danalil Haltenhott, David l-le-Jliinqer, Thomas Hetlilin, laseph Hein, Ralph Kelley, Vfillixzn ilestila, Rolairt lilapiensteir. FRESHMAN CLASS l9+l Top Row--Sally Robinson, Meredith Wright, Pearl Porett, Robert Lewis, Anne Eitel, Albert Smith, Helen Kavanagh. Fourth Rowflflizabeth Friebel, Robert Stickers, Barbara Park, Lawrence Petroshius, Irene Price, Thcmas Durlcin, Barbara Behr. Third Row-Albert D'Anna, Dorothy Roedel, Ralph Sherer, lane Haugen, William Berlzheis-ei, Dorothy Bartlett, T. lae Reinier. Second Row--Sally Hamilton, Gay Webster, Anne Gregory, lohn Edwards, Susan Lederer, Theodora Hauschel. 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I ROSCOE EVERETT HARRIS BS., Missouri Teachers CoIIe-ge: M.S., Chicago PhD., ibid, Professor of Physics, ERNEST AMOS IOHNSON B.A., Colorado CoIIe-ge: M.A., University of Denverg Ph.D., Northwestern. Professor of Economics and Business Administration. ISSI STERLING PRICE WILLIAMS B.A., Polyiechnic Collegep M.A., Texasg Ph.D., Chicago. Professor of Philosophy and Psychology. GEORGE ARTHUR WOOD B.A., Amherst: M.A., Colurnbiay Pl'1.D., ibfd Professor of History I39I BRUCE LINEBURG RA., Ohioy M.A., Iohns I-lopkinzap Ph.D., ibfd. Professor of Biology. GEORGE NEWTON SLEIGI-IT B.A., 'Williamsg B.Pd., New York Stat Teachers Collegep Ph.D., Chicago. Professor of Eclucalion. FREDERICK CORNELIUS LEONARD van STEENDEREN Staatsexamen, Utrecht M.A., Perm College: Ph.D., Iowa. Professor of Modern Languages. RONALD BOAL WILLIAMS BA., Iowag M.A,, Ph.D., ibizl. Professor of Romance Languages. .1 fx. H AH ICO ELA 'Vlxslmimgtxm 11114 L1 -0-f TWA., Cf'0l111'11i1i1r. A-X:rsrw'.H:I9 Fr f,'- fexsu,-1 vf Fc-f1?1f'f,1' Q 'ldI11,'f:'. LVWTHS A EQITLIXFQ if f'i1I'Iw.f1l QVII-Jqvg IvI.i'3.f3.., Northwestf-m. A.-.wg-:!1r1f Pmfesswz wt Fvfwmrm KARL ADOLPH ROTH PRIX, 4Dif'v?IXliIlI MP.. Northwesiem. Rsszsmzzf Plofessor of the History of Fellalmn mm' B1I'f11V'flj lJIf6'I IflIIS. RUSSELL CARLTQN TQMLINSON BA., DePauw. .lf-:s:1sI1,111t Professor of Speevlz fznfl Drfrmfxtirs. an VJALTER S. ARMBHUSTER BM., Heidelberg, Ohiop M.Mus., American Conservatory of Music. Direrjtor of Mmcr. RALPH H TONES IJ11e'!H1 if Physirwl Eciufgcltzc-11 for Men. V701 Ski,- ROBERT R. LOGAN B.CIi,E., University of Arkcrnscrsp BS., Business Administrotiont, ibidg IVIBA., Northwestern Irzstrzzctor in Economics. EDVVIARD FRANKLIN PERRY, BA., Amherst: M.A,, 1Ind. IVIA. Harvard Instructor in History I91I IVIILDRED TRAVIS IJIURPIIY BA., Illinoisg IVI.A., George I5f2frI I College for Teachers. Director of Physiriol ECIIIIVUIIVIII I r VVOHIGII Cmfl Instrufitor in Ezriylisstr VICTOR GRAI-IAIVI DAVEY HA., St. Steptie-n'Sp IVIA., Northwest rr Instrtzritor in Romcmfe Lfzriqrltitqe ELDON C, HILL BA., Delicruwp IVI.A., University of WisConsii'r. Instructor in English LILLIAN MARIE LENNARDS BA., Northwesterng MA., ibid. Instructor in Sponish ond Latin Pix., V, f-is fi Ii? - N :ESA I I,IAFL'1' il PFD-lI1.f'1.'JFk-. F' ,:- fl IIE.'.'. '5IP-III -ff my, .SYLEHP fQHNSON FE 'fg.L.'.-.'-'-slwru. xC1:SIx1.': , .fer I 'F ,Qfhfc-'IJ '.'.'AFF.EN S. HALL f Ihr' . S-111'5Q+9, Fzxiflfliln fzxilifmfx, winner ,',fi1I11l'f1E'.'. f,fP.F2fE 1. I.'fiLOY 5.51 I.'IQ11mmJti'1. vjasfr U xii SeCIE!f'J1'j! fi! the Firwzlty. ELLIS C. HALVERSCN EIL, Urxiversity of Yv'ViSCCfI'lSi11. A wflilfwf. FIALPH L. FERGUSON HA., Lake Forest. rIxl'1JI.',Ill Secfefnry cmd Assislcmi iw 1219 Frvmielvl, V921 ir, LEO E. HEIM ius., American Conservatory of Instructor in Pianoforte. 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QF? 1351? - r v . ... ... .. ,.-..,. -1 :- 4-4.4, wg, V .5 U,,.VCkV ,H .bi WV ed VV 7 VV lmsfign VEV V 34. 4 4' 1 4 First How, left to right'-Adams, Lineburg, Tibbetts, Widniark, Snow, Schamber, Piagge, Perry, VV, Roberts, Boyle, Crawford, Van Dusen, Mgr. Second l? ow, standing-Coach lones, Christensen, F. Roberts, Eiserman, Wuhs, Flynn, Gyllenberg, Rouse, Sweitzer, Larson, Grace, Daiker. Absent--Graves, Niemeyer. Coach lit. R. lones, Director ot Athletics, came to the College in H334 with a background ot professional, prep-school, and college Work. Beginning at Wabash College as basketball coach he continued his career holding positions at Purdue University, Lake Forest Academy and as a professional coach with the Chicago Bears which team he led to a national title. l-lowever his love tor mixing with the college 'youth and Work led him to accept the coaching position at Lake Forest College. Since then his ettorts have been most successful and are appre- ciated by both the alumni and students. coAcH toNEs t96l Prank Robe: mg COT9 iV 1'Sf5T0,'R fS? 1 ffV.f?fl L12 NUMQER QfF -DOWN IQ YAR-DSTOC5AIN O' A? .ii T 7 N VS, QV, ,v M' . . I. ,V 4,255.5- 3:55. x .x i X 1 x Q Iwi! . ,X . . 15, Q in :ff X, .JA ., 1 L R Mi :+L 512152 1 'wk it m Az ,X x - X ,M . 'R , , ' y q1....f, , , f PLAGGE CAPTAIN WUI-IS DAIKER NIEMEYER V281 J l R F 1' 7 if: n K -P ' 'Q-if .a 5 , ... N .- 1 -rw -,5 J' f V E Y bi if v ,L ,Q x . H 3 QE 'X 4' Y 4 Aw. N, S H .fn-'f N4 up K 3 X ' x . 2i'Y 5 ,ply -Q 4 f5 -,T 3 Yi T 2iQ X 'N J1f35,3.,i qs M?-' f A '- friff ff, I ,, ,221 M- K wif: GYLLENBERG SENIORS WIDMARK TRAINEE MACK At the homecoming game on Oct. 25, l935, Mack , the College trainer, was presented with a jacket and a sum of money from the alumni. Mr. Fred P. lansen, who acted for the alumni, presented Mack with these tokens of esteem for 25 years of faithful service. LAKE FOREST COLLEGE BAND The College Band, together with the Cheer Leaders, act as the pep committee for Football and Basketball games. Walter Spolar is Drum Major. l99l VARSITY LETTERMEN- Adornsg Lineburqp Widmork. Perry: B, Roberts: Boyle. Crawford: Scholrnloer: F. Roberts. Eiserrnony Wuhsp Flynn: Gyllenberq House: Sweitzery Larson. Grocep Grovesp Doiker. Niemeyer. 1001 ,A -frr,- f,.... The Flags are up and the game is on Coach lones instructing the players during a practice before a Saturday game SEASGNS SCORES Carroll - l9 Lake Forest - 7 Albion U Lake Forest - l5 Beloit l3 Lake Forest 7 Millikin - 24 Lake Forest - O Ripon - - - U Lake Forest - l4 Northwestern College U Lake Forest - - 65 Lawrence - - l2 Lake Forest - O This year one of the toughest schedules was gone through and although the varsity reporting was small, most of them understood the Iones system. Eleven lettermen re- turned, among them being tive seniors. After one Week ot practice, injuries began to take their toll of the players and throughout the remainder of the season this con- tinued to be a great source of trouble in the Winning of games. But the spirit ot the team was not broken and the squad continued despite the trouble to play excellent iootball and to give the audience many exciting games. fioij 7 13 7 O N f' 9,9 1. nf 3' A 4,3 ,, A , 1 ra v- Wu Y , W lu-,ol 5+ 3 Q! 5 wig, r , 3 at ,nhl , V F' ff J :gy , . ' . U., , My' -A X 1. rn A ' I-A9813 'Ulf' I7 W- I? y-,rar mn QYUJQJ faofljl- 0,7VY- qi' rs F me Top How, lei! to right- YC1c1rk, Boyle, Doiker, H. Rouse, Schcrmber, Mcrimcm. Bottom Row-Eisermcn, Groves, Larson, Chrisiense-n, M. Rouse, Emery. VARSITY BASKETBALL Emery Shooting IIOSJ -.1 J .nl Willard Daiker distinguished himselt at the high school at Fox Lake, being cap- tain oi the team in his junior year. At Lake Forest he has been an invaluable center and guard, and has won two letters in these capacities. Varsity awards: Emery: L. Rouse: Christenseng Eisermany Grayesy and Lar- son. Spencer Lange '37, was awarded the manager's letter. Iames Hayner will be next year's manager. Freshman Numerals: I. Stickelsg B. Stickels: Nehmerp Shroederp Bax, Brig- hamg Fogartyg Loulang Maimanp Vycitalg Morstadtp Kestilap Bloch: Vilsp and Wiiken. Berkheiser was appointed assistant man- ager tor next year. Meeting Ripon College at the High School gym was not only the last game ot the year but the last oi college compe- tition for two ot the basketball squad stars, Captain Bill Emery and Willard Daiker, both seniors. Bill Emery, whose brilliant and handy playing made him such a decided factor in the Lake Forest quintet, will be greatly missed in next year's forward position. Emery started his career of ball at New Albany, Indiana, then changed to Deer- field-Shields high school where his shitty playing placed him on the All Chicago Suburban league tor scoring, and earned him the title ot captain in his senior year. On the freshman college team at L. F. Bill was a regular forward and the high- est scorer. ln varsity competition he has been unexcelled in the records. 51043 5 GHQG FBESHMAN BASKETBALL PLAYERS Third Rowe-flvfaiman, Vils, Vycital, Bax, Schroeder, Wiiken, W. Berkhefser. Second Row-Coach lohnson, Brigham, Loulan, 1. Stickels, B. Stickels. First Row--Fogarty, lffestila, Morstadt, Nehmer, Bloch. The Gold Coast cagers finished another suc- cessful year of basketball, with a high percentage of wins: 9 as compared with 6 losses. Larger ' crowds attended the games this year which were 1 held in the new High School gym. The quintet 1 lost only one home game and that was to the strong team from Knox College. The scoring is as follows: Lake Forest - - 57 Alumni - - Lake Forest - - 44 Milw. Engineers Lake Forest - - 25 Milw. Engineers Lake Forest - - 30 Knox - - Lake Forest - - 31 Beloit Lake Forest - - 23 Knox Lake Forest - - 47 Carroll - - Lake Forest - - 36 Armour Tech Lake Forest - - 53 Beloit - - Lake Forest - - 28 Armour Tech Lake Forest - - 19 Lawrence Lake Forest - - 31 Carroll - Lake Forest - - 48 Lawrence Lake Forest - - 34 Bipon - Lake Forest - - 47 Ripon - D051 INTRAMU 0 'l at ... . e-. nt . it 'an - l -1 'f- y X t I MA :H 7- . e W 'E .gl 4 . f t , l . Tjlsw- THE WlNNlNG INT .Ui V M! K K tfqf , ,, -IQ -AXA, - . . ZSI6' gk., 1:8-mf. -ZF? FAIWJHAI, BA3E'fl2'l'BAl.L TEAM' l-IAPPA SIUMA Players Top How, left to Iiqllt Heckinqer, Doolittle, Codw Moment l Cooclt Emery. Eottom How, lei! to 1117111 l.lIl'l'lDL1IQ1, louolt, NVxlol1t, llv'lCCT'IIlC RAI. ACTIVI l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. lO. Tl ES Puntinq. Drop kicking. Turkey roce ttreshmenl. Bosketboll. Free throws. Pino pong. Boseboll. Trock meet. Golf. Tennis. 1 t t .- I X-4 1 The hockey tournament tirst P semester was interrupted by rain l and cold weather. lt was impos- l sible to maintain a schedule of games during the regular hockey season, lout it is hoped that the rest oi the games can be played oft this spring so that the trophy may be awarded at the W.A.A. banquet in May. n D071 the tinish. Results of The Tournament Gamma Rho Delta 4 Kappa Kappa Chi. 3 Gamma Phi Beta 2 i Alpha Xi Delta - l Non-sorority - U . A T' V' Hb A 4 y ,- ,- TE ww Q5 rx ' W Q , y Q . .eg xx ' r it The class tournament in basketball was won by the seniors who defeated all ot their oppon- ents. The treshman team was in second place when the tournament was tinished. The inter- sorority championship was won by Gamma Rho Delta tor the second consecutive year. The Kappa Kappa Chis put up a tine opposition, but had to be satisfied with second place. All the teams showed a qreat improvement in team work and skill, making the tournament a scrappy tight to Won Lost U l 2 3 4 'QS' Q , Fla y , 5-J' GAMMA RHO DELTA CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row4Marjorie lnqram, Cynthia Holmes Adrienne Hewitt, Sydney Boddinqhouse, lane Craw- ford Ruth Read. First Row-Margaret Shoemaker, Dorolyn Uhle-mann, Iean Inqrarn, captain, Vivian Read. lanet Hardsocq. l108j Bicycling and rollerslcating have been sub- stituted tor hiking in the spring program ot sports tor girls. With the introduction ot the recreation room in Lois Durand Hall, ping pong has become a recognized sport among the girls. A tourna- ment was held tor the resident women under the auspices ot the house committee. As usual an inter-sorority and inter-class tournament was held in volley ball this year. Three practices were required for membership on the teams. moi l 9 'fi -0 N 'x g I if ,Job as F1 , r A V 1 . 1 ' A A Gamma Rho Delta won the loase- ball championship in the sprina ot l935. The W.A.A. trophy was awarded to Cynthia Holmes, cap- tain of the team, at the banquet in May ot last year. Helen Sayoc, a sophomore, was awarded the new tennis trophy purchased by the W.A.A. last year. The tournament started in the sprinq of l935 was not com- pleted until this tall. Bernice Best was runner-up for the championship. llloj VEIQTISI LAKE FGRE T QLLEGE Q efrs You . 151 . . . 1511111'1111c:1111111:11 X11l11 111 11111111111111111 11111x11 ll 11 1 11111 . . . 1'r11xi111i1y 111 L11lL 1 lllf 1e111 x'z1111:1g1-s 111111 11111111 i111111s11111 111111 1 1 11 p111'1z1111111 1111111111-5 p1'111'i111 111 1 1 51-11 . . . ,X 1'11111p1e11' 11111111 1 1 1111 Il 1 -1111 . . . 1,:1111' 171111151 C11111 1 111 11 lk Xl If II lll 111 y111111g p1'11p11' 1111' 1111' 11111 1111 111 111111111111 1111 111111111 1 111111 11TCl'11l'1' i111erea1s 111 1111 T111 1 ,lflflnx 1'.1 111! 1,1f11l,IlK T1-111 PRIZSIDEN 11 LAKE FOREST COLLEGE I CALVART H GREEN HOUSES, 1111 C Odx Farms C111 Flowers - E Corsages P1111e11 111211118 F111111e'rs Wzred A71ylL'11CTC PHONE L, E. I7 NORTH SHORE DELIVERH Patvomze Ozw Advertisers BONDED MEMBER. E. T. D A Bank is as strong as the men Who are behind it OU R DIRECTORS Philip D. Armour John Griflith George T. Roger A. B. Dick, Jr. Carl L. Kralft E. A. 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