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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1940 volume:

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X' ' ' THE MEN ' V MTENE MEN SAY THE 'PLAY' THE MEN STUDY, NNEN RAT. THE MN THWK' me MEN muh! EN SLEEP. THL MEN DIRTY, THE K 6 -I J H X 'K 'Q 1 ' xx LQVKQ' WD? VLPN THE Wo MEN STUD we WOMEN NK THE WOMEN D THE WONXEN WORK ONNYN THE WOMEN sm NXEN SU:- THY, NN T THE WOMEN EA T THE KNO R -'71 ' '74-S ' . J v ' l I A Q R 1 x A xxx -,X -5 ye cfica tion To the spirit of friendship at Lake Forest College . . . to the friends at Lake Forest . . . to the friends on the campus, in the olass- room . . . to the friends in fraternity and sorority . . . to that intangible spirit which sets Lake Forest apart from other colleges, We of the staff dedioate the 1940 FORESTER. Through the mediums of oamera and pen we salute life at Lake Forest College . . . a life made more livable loy that same spirit which we depict in the pages to follow . . . President . . . HERBERT lVlcCQlVlB MQQRE Nineteen-forty brings Herbert McComb Moore to the end ot twenty years ot outstanding service as president ot Lake Forest College. ' Friend ot student and taculty member alike, Dr. Moorels cordial and dignified manner have Won a place in the heart ot each ot us. His neighborly greetings as We meet on the campus typity that spirit ot friendship at Lake Forest College to which we dedicate the l94O Forester. I Fletcher B. Coffin HCIrOlCl B. CLIIUS Roscoe C. Horris Professor of Chemistry Professor of mathematics Professor of Physics Ernest H. Iohnson Bruce B. Lineburq Professor of Economics ond Professor of Biology Business Hdministrotion E71 Ulilliom G. fHcPheeters Deon of the College and Professor of English 1 ,JPY ' -V 9 1 ,- . George ll. Sleight Ronald B. Ufilliams Sterling P. lllilliarns Professor of Education Professor of Romance Professor of Philosophy and Languages Psychology George LU. Plclanrs Plssociate Professor of History J , ...N , 3 Solly H. Harlzo lohn P. Kirby Hssociate Professor of Hssociate Professor of Political Science English le X Qu..--5 lSl JS. if l ace o'ce5t'1 acufty Karl Pl. Roth Russell C. Tomlinson Louis Pl. Keller Hssociate Professor of the Flssociate Professor of Speech Hssisiarrt Professor of History of Religions arid and Dramatics Qcoriomics Biblical Literature . fs nfl, ,. in E .YL r QQHGS R. KOL1DCIl Louise F. lsoclae Charles H. Youril Dean of llfomeri and Plssist- Qssisromi Professor of Ro- Hssisiarri Professor of UU? PFOf9SSOI of Qflqlisli mance Lanqizaqes arid Latin Errqlisli 7-tiencff , ntetelfecf l9l 21 fu, 412 Victor G. Davey max EI. Fuller Kenneth S. Harris Instructor in Romance Instructor in Speech and Instructor in Economics Languages Drarnatics .5 ' 8 i Y mary G. Kopenhaver LUiIIard Q. Smith Rfllph R- IOUGS Instructor in Biology Instructor in History DUGCIOI' of PI'1YSiCGI Education I1 l I1 C 2 'C 2 T101 .Ji if Glizabeth B. Ferris Louis O. Palmer Qvert H. Larson Director of Physical Director ot music Hssistant Director of Efducation for LUomen Physical Gducation martha L. Biqqs Susan H. Connelly, Rll. fllarie I. ffleloy iQSSOCiCIl'S L,fb1'C!IiC1H Resident Nurse Rgqjgtfgf Gnd Sggcfetgry Of the Faculty Q-H 43 'I-'rr ,Y.. llll Paul Utlilder Vice'President, in charge of Business management and Public Belations Ellis C. Halverson Comptroller LeBoss morris Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Hnna m. Ul. Smith Ralph L. Ferguson Director of Dormitories Hssistant to the President and and Commons Hlumni Secretary mabel Powell Librarian Clizcrbeth m. morris Hssistarit in Biology Kenneth C. mcflllister Plssistcnt in the Department of Ph ysical Cclucation Hs mitchell m. Gsadchuk sistant in the Department of music Donald I. Hart Director of Publicity and Placement lessie m. Smith Hccountant llll Ruth Q. Sloan manager of the Coffee Shop marian Hazard manager of the Bookstore margot Baer Hdmissions Counselor Warren .Q Hall Business Manager IN MEMGRIA Nearing completion ot a decade ot outstand- ing Work at Lake Forest College, death on August l, 1939 took Warren l-lall away from the oonipus and college tor which he had Worked so taithtullyr To one who performed a dittioult job with tact and consideration, the i949 Forester pays tribute. ln the death ot Warren l-lall the college and student loody have lost a devoted friend and capable administrator. t13l The F faculty Men Do Caught in their odd moments by the omni- present camerman, the faculty is always busy . . . fllessrs. Qdams, Kirby and Smith take a few minutes off from llorth Hall classes to indulge in a smoke between bell- ringings ...' 'now listen here, you lay- birds, for the last time, this is the way l mean when l say get low,' '... Coach lones in action on the football field . . . Looks as though lllr. Hartzo and Dr. lohnson are get- ting ready to put two bucks on the nose in the fifth race . . . really just the freshman social science trip ...' 'Pinky expounds a little mixed French and philosophy . . . Heres Doc Harris telling another one of those stories . . . Ht the Senior Tree-Planting, Prexy takes a last minute look at the notes before going ahead with his speech. The Faculty Women Do llo corner on activity is held by the faculty men . . . for when not sending friend hus- band off on time to that eight o'clock class, the faculty women engage in their own ac- tivities. Foremost among these are the bi- weekly meetings of the Campus Circle. H meeting held at Lois Hall finds political scientist Hartzo hard at work putting across a little extracurricular work to the assembled mernbers. The tea and cake go well, finds fllr. Hartzo as he chats with fllrs. Coffin and miss Biggs, while fllrs. flloore, Dean Koupal and fllrs. Ferguson seem highly amused at something . . . fllrs. Hartzo takes hers stand- ing up. 4 - 6 nib. 1? T tial X CHESTER l3lDHmS Lexington, missouri DOUGLRS CI-IRRLES HIIDERSOR Iron mountain, michigan FRPIRCIS EDLUPIRD BERG Berwyn, Illinois IOI-IR HQRVEY BOOS Cicero, Illinois ROBERT I-IRRRY BREIUSTER Ulaulcegan, Illinois ROBERT LEE CPIRLSOR Erie, Illinois ROBERT LEE CPIRUTI-IERS Chicago, Illinois IERII BETTY CLOUOI-I Benton Harbor, michigan SHIRLEY CRTHERIRE COCI-IRRRE Chicago, Illinois mHRIPlR ELIZPIBETI-I COLE Riverside, Illinois CHESTER HDHIUS Digamma Pilpha Upsilon Economics, Psychology lUho's Ulho ln Hmerican Colleges 45 lron Key 3, 45 Stentor 1, 2, 3, editor 45 Phi Eta Sigma l, 2, 3, president 45 Sigma Eta 3, 45 Emma O. Haas memorial Hward 2, 3: Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, president 45 Tusitala 3, 45 Economics Club 2, 3, 45 llews Bureau l, 25 lllid-winter Banquet Committee 3. FRHTICIS BERG Digamma Pllpha Upsilon History Football l, 2, 3, most Valuable Player 45 Baseball l, 35 Basketball l5 Stentor 2, 35 Iunior Prom Committee 35 L.F. Club 2, 3, 45 Hthletic Board ot Control 3, president 4. ROBERT BREUJSTER Independent fIlen's Club Business Hdministration Economics Club 4. ROBERT CPIRUTHERS Kappa Sigma Education, History Football l, fllost Valuable Player 2, 3, Cap- tain 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 L.F. Club l, 2, 3, president 4. SHIRLEY COCHRHRE Gamma Phi Beta English UIHH. 1, 2, 3, president 45 French Club 3, 45 Pan-Hellenic Council 3, president 45 Garrick 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Committee 35 Iunior Prom Committee 35 Swing Queen 35 lllho's Ulho In Hmerican Colleges 45 Gamma Phi Beta president 4. l17l DOUGLQS Hl'lDERSOl'l Digamma Qlpha Upsilon Economics Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 25 Commons King 3, 4: College Day Committee 35 LF. Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3. HHRVEY BOOS Digamma Pilpha Upsilon Business Fldministration fllorton Iunior College l, 25 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 35 Tennis 45 Economics Club 3, 4. ROBERT CHRLSOR Independent lTlen's Club Economics, Political Science IEHR BETTY CLOUGH Hlpha Delta Pi English, Philosophy, Psychology International Relations Club 2, 3, president 45 Peace Committee 3: Hlidwinter Banquet Committee 3: Stentor 3, 45 Sigma Tau Delta 3, 45 Tusitala 3, editor 45 Kappa Hlpha 45 Ulings Club 4. ITIHRIHD COLE Gamma Phi Beta Chemistry Garrick 2, 3, 45 Stentor l, 25 Chorus l5 College Day Committee 25 Ul.H.H. 1, 2, 3, 4: lU.H.Pl. Board 2, 3, 45 Pan-Hellenic Council 45 l,Uom- en's Self-Government president 4. RICHHRD COOPER Qlpha Sigma Kappa Biology Football l: Forester 2: lunior Prom Com- mittee 3: Hthletic Board of Control 3: Beta Beta Beta 3, 4: Carrick 3, 4: Baseball fllan- ager 3, 4: Dad's Day Committee 4: Student Council 3. HDD EITEL Qlpha Xi Delta English, fllodern Languages LUHH. 1, 2, 3, 4. llllll FHLCOHEB Phi Pi Epsilon Business Fidministration lron Key 3, president 4: Ulho's lllho ln Plmerican Colleges 4: Student Council l, 3, president 4: Economics Club 3, 4: Baseball l, 4: Student Trip Committee 3: lunior Prom Committee 3: L.F. Club 3, 4: Phi Pi Epsilon president 4: Victory Day Committee 3. THOIHHS GRHHHIH lndependent iTlen's Club Business Pldministration Economics Club 3, president 4: lndependent lTlen's Club president 3: Student Council 4: Homecoming Committee 3, 4: Debate 2, 3, 4. BlCl-IHBD GBIPE Pllpha Sigma Kappa Biology, Chemistry Iron Key 3, 4: Phi Eta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4: Beta Beta Beta 3, president 4: Sigma Pi Sigma 4: Pi Prlpha Chi l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: lnter- fraternity Council president 4: Stentor l: Forester 2, 3, editor 4: Tlews Bureau l, 2: Crlee Club l. lUIllD.lE CBESSITIHD Chi Omega Psychology Stephens l: llorthwestern 2: 'LU.l3l.Pl. Board 4: Hrchery Chairman 4: Forester 4. IBVITIG ETIEVOLD Digamma Hlpha Upsilon Business Hdrninistration Economics Club 3, 4: Sigma Pi Sigma 2, 3, 4: Pi Pllpha Chi 3, 4: Ulings Club 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4. PHILIP GOODEBE Kappa Sigma Economics Football lllanager l, 2: LF. Club 4: Stentor l, 2, 3. IHHTES GBEQB Digamma Hlpha Upsilon Business Hdministration Basketball l, 2: Tennis 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Stentor 1, 2, 3, business manager 4: lntertraternity Council president 3: Econom- ics Club 3, 4: Dad's Day Committee 3: Col- lege Day Committee 3: Phi Eta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4: Iron Key 3, 4: L.F. Club 3, 4: lllho's lllho ln Hmerican Colleges 4. EDUJID GUEBBEBO Digamma Hlpha Upsilon Business Plclministration Forester 3, business manager 4: Student Council 4: Digamma Hlpha Upsilon president 4: Student Trip Committee Chairman 4: Iunior Prom King 3: International Relations Club 2, president 3: Stentor l, 2, 3, 4: Football l: Basketball l: Baseball l: lnterfraternity Council 4: Economics Club 4: Homecoming Committee 2: llews Bureau l. fel-qs?1l . 4, X, UJIDIIIQ CRGSSIHHII RICI-IPIRD CHSS COOPER Qvanston, Illinois Glendale, California HDD. IIIQRIE GITQL Chicago, Illinois IHVIIIG PIHTI-IUR QIIQVQLD Libertyville, Illinois IQD FQLCOIIEE Lake For-est, Illinois PI-IILIP IFIIIIQS GOQDQRQ Chicago, Illinois THQIIIPIS FRHIICIS GRPII-Iillffl Gurnee, Illinois IQIIIES HGBERT GREHR RICHPIRD GRIPE Riverside, Illinois Indianapolis, Indiana QDIIIID GUERRQRO Berwyn, Illinois CHTI-ICRIIIC FRHIICCS I-IPIIIDY Chicaqo, Illinois C. KCIIIICY I-IPIRLHD Lake Bluff, Illinois TI-IOIIIHS RHODCS IHIQUIKIIIS I-Iiqhland Park, Illinois IGSCPH FRHIIK I-ICIII Chicago, Illinois CDIUHRD L. I-IIGGIIIS, IR. Lake Forest, Illinois HLLHI1 I. I-IRUBY Chicago, Illinois SHIRLCY HDD I-IUTCI-IIIISGII Chicaao, Illinois ICHII HDHITIS ICIUCLL Cvansion, Illinois HL IQHIIC KCRI1 Indianapolis, Indiana ITIQRY PCGG IIIPIRGCSOH Lansinq, Illichiqan CQTHERIDE HQDDY Chi Omega Economics, English Stentor l, 2, Women's editor 35 Forester 45 International Relations Club 2, 3, 45 Eco- nomics Club 3, 45 Dad's Day Committee Chairman 45 College Day Committee 35 Pan- Hellenic Council 3, 45 Chi Omega president 4. THOflli31S HHUIKIDS Phi Pi Epsilon English Carleton College, University Collegey Inter- fraternity Council 35 Homecoming Committee 35 Student Council Dance Chairman 45 Gar- rick 2, 3. EDUJHBD HIGGIDS Hlpha Sigma Kappa Romance Languages Band l, 2, 35 Tusitala 3, 45 Dad's Day Com- mittee 35 Phi Sigma lota 3, president 45 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Stentor l. SHIBLEY HUTCHIDSOH Hlpha Delta Pi English Beloit College l, 25 Stentor 3, Womens editor 45 French Club 4. RL lEl3ll'1E KERB. Pllpha Delta Pi Education, Hlodern Languages Hlpha Delta Pi president 3, 45 Ulomen's Self- Government 2, 3, 45 Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 45 Forester 3, 45 Student Council 35 Stentor l, 2: Ul.H.H. l, 2, 3, 45 UJ.H.H. Board 2, 35 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Octet 2, 3, 45 Quartet 2, 3, 45 lUho's who ln Plmerican Colleges 45 Senior class secretary 45 Orchesis 25 Iunior Prorn Committee 35 Student Trip Committee l, 2, 35 Homecoming Committee 35 Dad's Day Committee 35 Victory Day Committee 35 Pi Hlpha Chi 3, 4. KEDHEY HHBLHH Kappa Sigma Speech University of Qrkansas lg Garrick 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 45 l-'lthletic Board of Control l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 LF. Club 2, 3, 45 lunior Prom Committee 35 College Day Committee 35 lllidwinter Ban- quet Committee 45 Senior class treasurer 4. IOSEPH HEIH Kappa Sigma Economics Football l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 L,F. Club l, 2, 3, 4. HLLi3ll'l HBUBY Digamma Hlpha Upsilon Biology, Chemistry Oak Park lunior College lp Band 45 Chorus 45 Stentor 45 Tusitala 35 Baseball 2, 35 Bas- ketball 25 Homecoming Committee 35 llews Bureau 2. IEHD IEUJELL Hlpha Xi Delta English Chorus 15 lU.Q.H. 3, 45 lunior Prom Com- mittee 35 Pllpha Xi Delta president 45 Home- coming Committee 45 Pan-Hellenic Council 45 French Club 4. IHHBY IHQRGESOD Chi Omega English, lllusic lUomen's Self-Government 45 Chorus l, 2, president 3, 45 Octet l, 2, 3, 45 Ouartet 1, 2, 3, 45 Pi Hlpha Chi l, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Prom Committee 35 Student Trip Committee 3, 45 Student Council 45 Forester 4. TRHRGHRET IITCIRTOSH Independent Ulomen Biology Grinnell l, 2. ROBERT IIHLTOR Kappa Sigma Economics Phi Eta Sigma l, 2, 3, 45 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 45 Football l, 25 Carrick l5 Undergrad' uate Hthletic manager 2, 35 lntertraternity Council 45 Dews Bureau l5 Sophomore Haz- ing Chairman 25 Student Council 35 Debate 35 l,Uho's Ulho In Rmerican Colleges 45 Kappa Sigma president 4. ROBERT PETERSED Independent lTlen's Club Education Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball l, 2, 3. TIRE REIRIER Phi Pi Epsilon Business Hdministration Phi Pi Epsilon president 4. IOHD ROUSER P-llpha Sigma Kappa Business Fldministration Economics Club 35 Stentor 2, 3. ROBERT HTICKELSOR Digamma Hlpha Upsilon Business Hdministration Fflorton lunior College l, 25 Tennis 3, 45 Bas- ketball 45 Student Trip Committee 45 Stentor 45 LF. Club 3, 45 Economics Club 4. IHCK REHLE Phi Pi Epsilon mathematics Sigma Pi Sigma 2, 3, 45 Student Pilot, CHP.. 45 LUings Club president 4. IEHD REILLEY Chi Omega Romance Languages, music Hccompanist Octet, Ouartet, Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Hlpha Lambda Delta 1, 2, 3, president 4: French Club president 45 Kappa Qlpha president 45 Hlidwinter Banquet Committee 35 Phi Sigma lota 3, 45 Pi Hlpha Chi 1, 2, 3, 45 Sigma Eta 3, 45 Senior class vice president 4. DODFILD ROUSER Qlpha Sigma Kappa Business Fldministration Economics Club 2, 3, 45 Stentor l, 2, 35 Chorus 2. RRY SPILZIDHR Hlpha Sigma Kappa English, Speech lntertraternity Council 35 Garrick l, 2, 3, president 45 Stentor 45 Chorus 35 Student Trip Committee 25 Dad's Day Committee 35 Home- coming Committee 35 Iunior Prom Committee 35 College Day Committee 3, chairman 45 Qlpha Sigma Kappa president 35 Senior class president 45 fflidwinter Banquet Committee 4. fTlHFlGFlRQT CHROLIDQ fT1clllTOSH Ulilrriette, llliriois ROBQRT HGDRY FHICKGLSOD Cicero, llliriois HOBQRT lOl-Ill lllll.TQll Lolse Forest, llliriois IQCK KQHQLFH DQHLQ Lotke Forest, llliriois ROBERT PHUL PSTQRSGD Lcrke Forest, llliriois FUQRGPIRQT ISHN RQILLEIY Lorisiriq, michigan TlHQ FtQllllEIFt lllctulcecgoii, lllinois DODHLD RICHQRD ROUSGR Rlfiirielcrrider, Uliscorisin IOHD I. ROUSQR Ftliinelotrider, lUiscor1siri RHY 6. SQLZIHQD illourit Prospect, llliriois EVELYR IOSEPHIRE SCHUIEITZER Rorihbrook, lllinois ROBERT C. STEIRKRRUS Chicoqo, Illinois IESSIE HRRRIET THYER Chicorqo, Illinois VIRGIRIH LRURETTE TURREY LUoukeqoln, Illinois ELIZFIBETH IHDE VRD SICKLE Ulcxulceqon, Illinois lRCK EDUIRRD VEREIHR Rockford, illinois CIRRHRYR GROVE IUELLS Libertyville, illinois BEDRIE IOSEPH ZLRTEFF Chicoqo, Illinois ROBERT HERRY ZUHCKY lllilwoukoe, lllisconsin EVELYTI SCHIUEITZER Hlpha Xi Delta modern Languages Phi Sigma Iota 4. IESSIE TI-IYER Independent lllomen French Ulright lunior College l, 25 French Club 45 Chorus 4. ELIZHBETH VRD SICKLE Pllpha Delta Pi Education, History Stentor ly Ul.P.t.H. l, 2, 3, 45 French Club l, 25 Pan-Hellenic Council 25 Student Council 45 Dad's Day Committee l. GRHHHIH UJELLS Digamma Qlpha Upsilon Business Hdministration Basketball 15 Rews Bureau l, 25 Economics Club 3, 45 Sigma Pi Sigma 3, president 45 Interfraternity Council 4. ROBERT ZLUICKY Business Hdministration ROBERT STEIRKRRUS llllpha Sigma Kappa Biology, Education Beta Beta Beta 3, 4: Chorus l, 25 Band l, 2, 3, 4. VIRGIIIIR TURDEY iillpha Delta Pi English, History, Education U.l.H.Pl. l, 2, 3, 45 French Club l, 2: IUHH. Board 3, 4. IHCK VED.Ellli3l Hlpha Sigma Kappa English, modern Languages Pi Rlpha Chi 2, 3, president 45 Sigma Tau Delta 3, 45 Octet l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 International Relations Club 2, 3, 45 Stentor l5 Carrick l, 35 Tusitala 3, 4. BEl'll'llE ZLQTEFF Independent lIlen's Club Biology, Economics Beta Beta Beta 3, 45 Economics Club 3, 45 Student Council 35 Tennis 35 Independent lllen's Club president 3. Phi Pi Epsilon Swimming Coach Plcademy 4. 51 ,fake 7-otedt goffege 'zeaents Consiance Hlonzi Thomas Hnderson Robert Bacon Frederick Bainbridge max Beach Katherine Bush Helen Byrnes mary Chaderjian I-:CBI Rodney Cochrane Eleonore Cokunon Qlbem Ckone Ioan Ckeohon Eleanor Qorel Iichord GksUomd Bewe Qk5Uon1 Hugh Pimer The unio'z.4...efa55 of 1941 i271 Robert Gleason Ken Goelzer Ioseph Gulycrsh mcrrjorie Hammersmith IUHhoH1Hudun LHhan Homer Bodxnu Hehnkqmp Qvanqehne Henenwcy Ve'z.4ati!e and Varied gina U31 They ate -gctive in armlaui ,fife Frances Phnchinson C3eorqe Iones Laurence Kent Qhzubedn Kern Phoebe Kerdhcrd QHen Knnnqhunu Qhdn Knaack Ioseph Koss i291 lffext ea'c'.'1 H ay en on amiga! Doris Lcmtz Iohn Lindsay Shirley Lucas Paul mcrhon Iohn fHebheHner Chades Hhchaeken Rayrnond HNHSI Hknqery Hhnm i301 Robert H'1cKenncr Orvcl morphew Virqiriicx fiiorton ioseph Oqrin Hello Ori Edward Pieiier Qvereti Price Qiberi Qucirribusch gftandieea y to egin I im fflory Ellen Richords George Roloerts lohn Roberts Betty Rodmom lecme Shtnner David Steinhous Frank Stoltz Roger Toylor Where the efadzi 051940 l32l inidhed .gt.4 ati Gordon Thomas Deane Tonlcin Dorothy Ulesthay Ulilbur lllildhaqe lllartin Uloldenbera Dot present: Seniors: Kenneth Plaqqe luniors: Qllyn-loy Prustin, Sylvester Beers, Ruth Eddy, George Harrison, Lorayrie lohnson, Hlbert Lane, Richard fllcGouah, Charles Rose, Dorothy Vogel. l33l S Pl-I CR E First Row: Feinberg, Bond, Ollman, Findlay, Burnham, ll. llahmens, Davis, Hllen, Yeager, Gardner. lloll, V, Vickery. Second Row: Schultz, Glasner, Stillinq, Haqerman, Litchfield, Best, lllarquardt, Kastler, Grimes. fllurrie, illills, Studer. Third Row: Bell, Lewis, Gripe, Loss, Kern, Turner, Linscoit, Beiminqham, Chandler. Fourth Row: Kakarakus, Prior, fllost, Dennis, Summers. Fifth Row: Hollister, Rosberq, Hammond, Kennedy, Uihiie, fllackinnon, Flicker. Ho! I '55 . , XX .. . X 'NNXN-X:--WN q-XM Present: Plinsworth, Hnderscn, B:cker, Eerqan, Biqnell, Biork, Bloom, Bnrqenson, Buller, Bulow, Campbell, Casperson, Clark, Cochrane, Colvin, Connell, Crooks, Davis, Dawson, De-lich, Dishinqer, Downing, Ferry, Fliss, Gates, Geiger, Haqan, Heqman, Heimbuch, Hobbs, Iacobsen, Klaren, K. Kubasta, Legg, Lilly, Loaan, Lorber, Ludemann, Lyman, fllalmqren, flletz, llaethans, llevins, Palanqo, Pape, Patterson, Peddicord, Persons, Rhine, Robbins, Rollins, Rose, Sass, Scurto, Stakel, Lllilson, Yarwood, Youngs. i3-Pl Fldcxms, Pllles, Hndrews, Qulchouqh, Bcrnqs, Bcxnyon, Bartz, Fates, Brolo, Brrsner, Biser, Blanchard Boer, Boehm, Bonner, E. Boynton, I. Boynton, Brando, Brooks, Pl, Brown, B. Brown, Buehler, Bush Butler, Callison, Ccxrter, Christofferson, Cunninqhamy Del-ltxven, Dewey, Dickson, Dietrneyer, Dzlcn Duquid, Dunski, Colton, Ebener, Qckert, Ehrlich Ellerd, Ellvuaod, Ely, Fellows, Ferry, Frlstrup Firme, Fisher, Fitzgerald, G. Fixler, P. Fixler, Fordney Freiburqer, Gotlswqy, Gates, G33-irnon Gormley, D. Gripe, Grotenroth, Guthrie, Hcxqen, Hansen, Hauser, Hendersen, Hrll, Hzcevcr Holmhlcd, Honon, Inqwerson, Ienninqs, Ienstrom, L Iohnson, H. Itzvhnsgn, S. Iihnscn Ioyce, Iuhrend, Kellner, Long, Letsom, Levin, Levine, Loqcrn, Lossntcrn, f.:rTQrtnut, .T.3:Dtn:1id mcrrhctch, flcrrqoicn, meister, michelsen, ITICFi1ister, mCCoffrey, mCCor1n, m:Corno:k, lTlcLeon Tlcrhrnens, Dixon, Ohlond, Owens, Puckcrlen, Puqenkopf, Peurody, Petersen, Petersin, Petty Romsey, Bunk, Bompel Bose, Bump, Byckrnun, Solve. Sayre, Schmidt Sihnerjer, S:hreck, S:t1uIz Scott, Seclerholm, Serini, Shank, Simolin, S1UCIQf I Smith LH, I. Smrth, Tff, Smrth, Snezidzfn, Sparrow Spettel, Spooner, Stcxnten, D. Stewort, B. Stewart, Stlles, Stoltz, St-itrjeur, Strung, Strzuse, Swan Tidy, Topel, Turrie, Ullrich, Vczn Ostende, Von Srckel, Viclzery, 'f,7z1te, fzhzte, f. Q. 'Qfzlsh I. F. Yllulsh, LUcrrd, LL7crts3n, Mott, Ulestine, I. Tlhite, UQ. Lljhite, T,Ifief:ne.' LYIECSIEILZ1, '.lfi1:ex LUilke, Ulilson, Wolff, Ukuqby, Zimmerman. ISSJ THE MEN Becker must have the mak- ings of a good stomach- ache from that face. Blackie, Goods, and Cla exhibit that friendly Lake Forest spirit. Qntrepreneurs - FflcGouqh and Hawkins. You want Hem, we got 'emf' Come on, Bulow, l'm all Grear qets set to call a few signals. l-ley, Bacon. Ulal-ze up, youll miss that eiqht c'-:lock class. Palm-laear moe Berg qoes into action down at the lake. Okay, lllorph, l'm on my Sei. SGYS Orvul mor- way, replies Bill Butow. phew. Dat a monkey, but Just Lloyd lllhite, demon photo- the editor qettinq a trick shot, arapher, with his new Graphic. 3,8 -0 W 11,4 Vi, vu. b'v'a 0. O0 'R' THE WCDMEN , IlI.1 H X11 int '.'.f3m ire . f:1',i: Hr? 5. IIN... 4.1,,,.. . , , f.,.ff1. .'1 1Si1f. '-'LS H- -Y .r Q fi ln? fl fI'.11'1Sf'?fQ EI. ,,,,.. Y dun ' 5 X' F . x ' . . , x 7wenZ'q all Me Weafzft Mi- 'H S 1, - sam- w. ak '- IRQ KEY Celebrating its twentieth anniversary, lron Key stands as the highest honor a man at Lake Forest can receive. membership in the society, given on the basis of character and outstanding accomplishments, is conferred at a distinctive tapping ceremony held every year at the annual Honors Day chapel. Ulith the entire student body watching, the Brother of the Iron Hand singles out the men one at a time and leads them to the front to receive the coveted black ribbon indicative of their award which they are privileged to Wear until sunfdown. Six upperclassmen this year wear the small grey sterling pin signifying their membership. They are Chester Qdams, Ian Falconer, james Grear and Richard Gripe, seniorsg Ken Goelzer and foe Koss, juniors. Dr. Q. Q. lohnson is the faculty sponsor cf the organization. nl-i P l-ll ETA SIGMA Ranking scholastic honor fraternity of the campus, the Lake Forest chapter of Phi Sta Sigma was organized in l929 as the first small college chapter of this national fraternity. Unlike other universities and colleges where only freshmen and sopho- mores retain mernbership, Lake Forest permits upperclassmen to remain active, thus broadening the membership. Freshmen who maintain a 2.5 average for either their first semester or first year are eligible for membership. l.Uith President Herbert iTlcComb llloore, Dr. Fl. B. lllilliams, and Dr. G. Pl. lohnson as honorary members and faculty spon- sors, Phi Eta Sigma stands unique among Lake Forest groups as the only one permitted the privilege of meeting in Dr. Ffloores private office. Officers for 1939-40 were Chester Pldams, president, lames Grear, vicespresidentp Pllbert Lane, secretary-treasurer: and Roger Taylor, historian. First Fon-J: Taylor Grear, Dr, R. B tbiliiairts, Pl d a m s Dr. lohnson, Lane, Second R o nv: H Gripe, Q. Grips Becker, Gulya fi Gzielzer. Qaal of 442 Mm l41l KAPPA ALPHA Composed of senior women who have as their aim the arous- ing of interest in constructive educational work and the up- holding of ideals of college loyalty and personal culture, Kappa Hlpha each year awards a silver cup to the freshman who has proved herself the most outstanding in her class. Dew members, who must have maintained at least a 2.0 average and participated in one major and one minor activity as well as evincing a cooperative spirit, are received into Kappa Hlpha at the Honors' Day Chapel each year. This year two senior women were members. lean Pteilley held the office of president, while lean Betty Clough acted as secretary-treasurer. fllrs. UI. C. HlcPheeters serves as faculty sponsor for the organization. Mwaq May rqdphe l42l Bal gem 14ae Gfwfien ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Sister fraternity to Phi Qta Sigma, the Lake Forest chapter ot Hlpha Lambda Delta was organized in l934 to promote scholar- ship among freshman women. ln opposition to membership in Phi Eta Sigma denoted by a gold key, members of Hlpha Lambda Delta are privileged to wear small gold candles with ruby flames. Requisite for admission is the maintenance ot a 2.5 scholastic average for either the first semester or tirst year ot college. Sponsored by Dean Hgnes R. Koupal, the group this year was under the leadership of lean Reilley, president and Barbara Helmlcamp, secretary-treasurer. f+3l lnrinp Fir! Prim fllictitsl ri, lilestlnay, Heil Burnham. tn'l How, llflrn , Lucas, Dean l, viral. Zfnilecf We Sian! First Row: llining ham, fllarge-son, Fal coner, Gitel, Helm kamp, Van Sickle Second Row: Hob- erts, Flnderson, l-lar lan. STUDENT CGUNCIL Integration and coordination of campus life are the aims of the Student Council. Staffed by a quota of one member from each social organization, the council serves as the student gov- erning body. Ht its Weekly meetings in College Hall the council chooses the chairmen for various student activities and discusses campus problems and their solution. This year the council voted to continue the triennial formal system as it is, but to subsidize the lunior Prom, Student Trip and other activities by means of fees. Officers this past year included lan Falconer as president and mary Illargeson as secretary. t++i I-ICUSE CCMMITTEE Hctinq through the Lois Holl House Committee, the UJomon's Self-Government Hssociotion requlotes the sociol life of women dt Loke Forest College. In crddition to sending out colmpuses ond worninqs the ossocioltion each yeor finds time to sponsor the Lois I-lcrll Formol, o freshmom circus, o Christmors pdrty, ond on informol donce and open house in the spring. This yeor lllorion Cole was president. Ou alfaue 14 6 l+5l flflcxrqeson, Kern Qllen, Cole, Stolcel lferrihord. ll INTER-FRATERNITY CCDUNCIL First Row: Guerrero. Gripe, Lane. Second Row: Beach, lllells. Discussing fraternity problems such as hazing, rushing, and campus improvements, the aim of the lnterfraternity Council has been to minimize the friction among the fraternities and to iron out such disputes as may arise. lt is especially active during rushing. The membership consists of one member and the president from each fraternity. The presidency is rotated from year to year. members this year were Graham lllells and Gd Guerrero, Digammag Robert Caruthers and Robert milton, Kappa Sigma, max Beach and Tlae Reinier, Phi Pip and Pilbert Lane and Dick Gripe, Hlpha Sigma. ' Jfafzma-ny Ufil :L .fllkewble PA N-HELLENlC CCUNCIL Since its inception in l935 the Pan-Hellenic Council has striven for a more harmonious spirit among the sororities. Similar in membership to the lntertraternity Council, it meets daily during rushinq but only monthly for the rernaininq part of the year. members this year were Hi lean Kern and Shirle Sass, Pllpha Delta Pip lean Iewell and fllaraery mints, Qlpha Xi Delta, lllarian Cole and Shirley Cochrane, Gamma Phi Beta: and Kay Handy and Clizabeth Kern, Chi Omeqa, l47l Cf!-XRRICK CLUB First Row: LUestbay, Cole, Lantz, Cochrane. Second Row: illr. Tomlinson, Coleman, fllarquardt, Kininqham. Third Row: Salzman, Kerrihard, ITlr, Fuller. Founh Romn Fmhen Coopen Hanan. .L'ez 4 ge: was M444 40144 Harnpered by limitation of space but certainly not by limit- ation of talent, Lake Forests little theater group has each year aone ahead with the production of fine plays. Under the capable direction ot Russell Tomlinson, Garrick Club has become well known alonq the north shore and in Chicago for the excellence of its productions. Hill QQ x Irfi, 'q ' , ' 4.1km Uiqi J! ., Aw R34 J A V, . H , pd, .,. ff 9 .I , 'I .. In I U., V N mf 'dl - , I. ,. if ,-, 'I v f V A .. I s I 1 It X P - n hfmfil f' w', 'r J ,ft DRAMATICS lllembership in the Carrick Club is open to the entire student body through participation in the plays. Ray Salzman and Doris Lantz were president and sec- retary-treasurer respectively during the past season. Producing tour plays in this, its 38th season, Gar- rick during the year presented, Dr. Knock, the fresh- man play, lllintersetp Our Townf' and Hlllhat H Life. The lead as the stage manager in Thornton lUilder's Pulitzer prize play, Our Town, Was played by max Fuller, assistant in the speech department. Colorful costumes and unusual staging contributed to the successful presentation of the annual Christ- mas pageant Which was also directed by lTlr. Fuller. This year the group presented Clizabeth Hpthorp lllcl?adden's play, lUhy the Chimes Rang. V501 Gregory Boa as a country fellow seems bent on taking a chunk out of Dr. Knock's stethescope in a scene from the freshman play, while Ed Fisher as Dr. Knock, seems to think it all Very funny. From Dr. Knocks' desk, LeRoy Van Sickel, another country fellow, seems to be having a good time. By dint of much persuading the photographer finally got the stage crew to stop work on the props for Winter- set long enough to pose for a picture. Em Kwok - adm Dr. Knock Dr. Parpalaiie new vmff - ww 4 My DR. LDOCE. . ll'lTr,Pb':,. Gd Fisher Frank lllard lllousquet - Ei Hill Bernard Dorman Gripe Towncrier - - Leonard Salyc Pl Country Fellow Qnother Country Fe lean - Scipio Vlladarn Parpalaide llladarn Remy Q Farmers lllife flladam Pans Fl Nurse - llaw - Gregory Boa LeRoy VanSicliel Delbert Lxnlcax Ianis lllizhelsen , - Lorena goilrze Iune Zimmerman Tlancy Filstrup Constance Letsom Shirley lohnson f5ll Traci: Qstrell Shadow Garth .Tliriamne Qsdras - I-lobe lst Girl ind Girl luclae Gaunt .Tlio - Carr Herman - Lucia Piny - Street Urchin Fl Sailor - Policeman Radical Sergeant Trc:k's I-lenc Hngela Palang: - Ei H111 Leonard Salvi Phoebe Kerriliarj - Qian Gripe Paul Vljild-er, lr, Bette Qkstrim loan Hauser f Ei Fisher R-ay Salim an Ken Harlan Bill Fisiiera - - Peter Scurii - Geraldine lT.3Z'Q'L'lIiY s ayrian ana -flarence lT.:lntrsE1 v - Delkert ',If1l::x - latin Roberts lnn I-lolmklazl loe Gulyash hmen - Charles Carnptell, Ken Gaelzer '7fze ,afpimfm ew, First Row: 1Tlr. Tom linson, H. Gripe, Hill, Goelzpr. Second Row: lllil- cox, Graham, mar- b a c h , Holinblad Roberts, Third Row: mr. Full ler, Thomas, Pt G-ripe. MENS DEBATE LUith the currently vital topic ot Resolved: That the United States should maintain a policy ot strict military and economic isolation towards all nations outside the western hemisphere en- gaged in armed civil or international conflict, Lake Forest de- baters have again come through another highly successful season. ln the senior competition at Lllhitewater, Lake Forest won the Governor Heil Trophy by winning all eight ot its debates. ln the lllinois Intercollegiate Debate Tournament held at Lake Forest on march l5 and 16 Lake Forest Won l9 out ot 24 debates to win the men's negative, and womens negative and affirm- ative cups. The season ended with the debaters registering Wins over Purdue, Indiana, iowa State, and other schools at the Delta Sigma Rho invitational tournament at madison. T531 WCDMENS DEBATE Debatina the same question as the men, the womens team beaan the season by winnina all ot its first eiaht debates in a tournament at Charleston. Discussing a phase of Democracy e Threats Ulithin and tllithoutf' Doris Gilman placed first in the state wornen's extempore speaking competition. Up to the time of the contest at madison, Lake Forest de- baters had Won 47 out of a total of 56 debates. Ulith both mens and womens teams at Stevens Point, Ulis- consin, each team lost one debate, winning 12 out ot 15 for seconds in both divisions. 35 JG .. 3 First How, Hauser Goodrnan, iflstter, bean! mr Tclnlinsixt, L a rt t Z 011111-311, trfrtr, Fuller 'fir 763 Policy 94 Rigid First Flow: Pldams, Lanti, Taylor. Second Row: Gael- Zer, Venema, Hig- gins, Stoltz. SIGMA TAU DELTA To foster creative writing and an appreciation of literature are the twin aims of Sigma Tau Delta, national honorary English fraternity. The local chapter achieves these purposes by regular meetings at which original manuscripts are read and discussed. This year's group inaugurated a new system of programs when it decided that each member was to plan and present the literary muenauunentforoneineenng. membership in the organization is gained by submission of manuscripts in prose or proetry by prospective members. Tusitala, literary magazine of the campus, is usually staffed by members of Sigma Tau Delta. Officers during the past year were Chester Hdarns, presidentp Qdward Higgins, secretaryp and Barbara l-lelmkamp, treasurer. Dean lll. E. lTlcPheeters is the faculty sponsor. 7faeq'll .Za Zfffzile gy Wan T541 0a7uf-fJ'w0f- STENTCDR Under the cctpotble direction of Chester Hddms ond ICIHIGS Gredr ds editor dnd business monoqer, the Stentors tittysfourth yeotr hos been GH unusually successful one. Chordcterized by thouqhtsprovokinq editoriols, the entire tormot of the poper hos this yedr shown d definite improvement, which has been oided in no smoll way by the more extensive use of pictures. To d stdff thot hos edch week brought out d well-written potper-on time-we ot the Forester offer our conqrcttuldtions. I f55l first Row Huuliiii son, tllctfenito Greer, Pldd1ns,G1i2l Zir, Stoltz, Secontl HCJVII Br-fi ih Y CI e rg e r, Clough Glizsner, E it n n f- r best, Pioio, Hrui ty Thzrtl Row: Thomas E Q C c ri, Guerrero fide-tixdris, S t 13 li e l Zimmerman, lfnfmk Fctirlli How: lrlrliclzel scn, Sdlznidn, Borg e ns Q ri, S. Stoltz Heimiguch, Schrcclc Grtpe, '7fxe eazzege - ww gm - 1940 First F?-:tv ,'.' lllarge- scn, Bain b r i d g e, G r i p e, Guerrero. I-lzniljr, Stakel. Se-:ozii Ro:-1. Pillen. Eeaih, l-lem, Cres rr1an,Taylor,Grimes. Cizlirane. For Present. Llay fl ijfhite, FQ 'STER To faithfully portray life on the campus has been the aim of this year's Forester. To this end the style of the book has been given over entirely to informality. Since people are ihe backbone of the college, We have endeavored to make our book tell the story of those peoplee-The men and lllomen of Lake Forest College. lUe have tried to take our camera and pen everywhere that people gofstudying, playing, singing, dancing, building bon- fires, floatsfeall of the hundred and one things we at Lake Forest do during the year. Special credit should be given to the excellent photographic work of both the Steimont Studios, who were the official photo- graphers, and to Lloyd LUhite, who has done such a distinctive iob with the informal photography. l56l .i .g,,-1s..,..- . , TUSITALA The only publication ot Loke Forest College devoted entirely to creotive Work, Tusitolot serves os ctn outlet for those students in the college who otherwise would hoye no meons of seeing their work in published form. Publishing two issues during the yeotr, one in lonuory ond otnother in llloy, Tusitold hos been stotfed this yeotr by leon Betty Clough, editor: Frank Stoltz, business rndnogerg Chester Hdoms, Ken Goelzer, Doris Lontz, Shirley Lucds, ond Cdword Higgins. The ottrdctive thistle Cover design done in linoleum blocli for the lllinter issue wos the work ot leon Betty Clough. his H 'lt Y Clcujzt.. '7e!Zea 0 76,101 Higgins, Cv-oelper Lontz Qdoms, Stoltz. Pl ALPHA Cl-ll Since its founding at Lake Forest in l935 by members of the music department, Pi Hlpha Chi has had as its aim the arous- ing of an appreciation for good music. The organization presents monthly concerts both by students and by guest artists. For the past two years the fraternity has sponsored the annual spring music festival and has offered a trophy to the fraternity and sorority judged best at the inter- fraternity sing. Other features of the festival include a chorus and band concert. During the year the group also held a Halloween and Valen- tine's day party for the members. The officers for the year were lack Venema, presidentp lean Reilley, secretaryg and Dick Gripe, treasurer. Qkstrcni, illr. Pal- mer, Taylar, Best, T u r n er, illargeson. Venerna, l.frn, Fl. Gripe, Ga rcln e 1, Hollister, lf n a a lc, Frillfy 'Vlffwuc Jlaih X3 4 x ll- ng 1 qedzulll Cl-IGRUS lUith approximately forty-tive voices, the chorus is one of the ablest of the Lake Forest college music organizations. For the past three years the chorus has each year presented two con' certs, a mid-winter concert and one at the spring music festival. Last year's presentation of King David by l-lonegger was typical of the quality of the work done by this group as were this year's two presentations. H. Vaughan lUilliams' Donna llobis Pacem was sung at the winter concert, and Ulilliam lUal- ton's, Belshazzar's Feast, was sung at the spring festival. The chorus is under the direction of lllr. Palmer and during the past year has had fllary fllargeson as president. l59l First How: Lantz Gardner, H a u s e r Letsom, Casperson Doll, Schultz, Ferry murrie, Findlay Blanchard, Illichel sen. Second Row: lllr Palmer, Henderson Levine, Sass, Stakel Kastler, Byrnes Reilley, lllilke, lllar geson, Best, Kern Van Ostende, Rich Jrds, Litchfield Flllen, Ellerd, Bon ner, Fellows, Oll man, Hump, Smith Ulatt. Vhird Row: R. Gripe Banyon, S. Stoltz Kent, F. Stoltz, Ham mond, Turner, Vene ma, Higgins, Q Gripe, Hollister I-lruby, Lang, Gne vold, Rosberg lllard, Rank, 1 First Row: Reilley fllarqeson, Kern, Gardner, Best. Second Row: fllr Palmer, V e n e rn a Hollister, Pt. Gripe Rosberg. ' -fvalfua ' CCTET Organized primarily to present musical numbers not fitted for presentation by larger choral groups, the octet participates in many varied programs during the year. Under mr. Palrners baton the group has sung many outside programs during the past year at such places as Ferry Hall, Chicago womens clubs, and local high schools. They are well known on the campus for their performances at college affairs, and each Christmas the group has made a custom of touring faculty circle and the campus dressed as Cnglish carollers to sing Christmas music. Pls a group of eight talented singers, the octet forms an im- portant backbone for the college chorus. E601 lune nineteen-forty finds the Lake Forest College music department completing its fourth year under the direction of lllr. Louis O. Palmer. Concentrating primarily on vocal music, the col- lege chorus and the octet have been built into versatile and capable groups. The band and orches- tra-since l939 under the direction of lllitchell ill. Osadchuk, a graduate student in music at llorth- western University - have both shown marked improvement. Since the spring of l937, the college has each year celebrated a spring music festival sponsored by Pi Pllpha Chi. lt includes an interfraternity-inter sorority sing, a one-act opera sung by students in the music department, a band concert, and a final chorus concert followed by a reception. ln Illay, 1938 the students presented an opera entitled, Le Pauvre fllatelotf' by lllilaut, while last year saw the performance of L'l-leure Gspagnolef' by fllaurice Ravel. This year two operas were pre- sented, Hngeligue, by lbert and Graf Blaubart's Burg, by Bartok. f61l First How llriiimlc Horter, Reillfvy, Bon yon, Euriilicmi, lllr Osddchuk. Second Row: Dug uid, Tdylor, Linscott Fiosberq, Qnevold le-nstrom, llleichers, Gripe, CQNCERT ENSEMBLE lncidentol music for most of the colleqe functions is furnished by the concert ensemble under the direction of fflitchell ffl. Osddchuk. Gdrriclc pldys, college doiy, Commons dinners, the fflid-lllinter Bdnquet-f olll find the ensemble reody for the con- ductors downbedt. Hdmpered by ldck of CI complete instrumentation, the or- chestrcr, nevertheless, hds done exceedinqly well with the limited resources Gt its commond. Dew members in the group this yedr were Richard Bcrnyon, violin, lock llliechers, trumpet: Ulilliom Simolin, tromboneg Gino lenstrom, drums, ond Robert Duquid, trumpet. Sfaacfed 0 Shaadfi lhll ,rl fafm was sam - l 3 l le Il A ll l, L R ., BAND Besides playing for the parade and snake dance on the Student Trip, the band provides that blaring, martial music With- out which no respectable college football game could rightfully call itself complete. ln addition this year the band played for several of the basketball games in the high school gymnasium. Qs a concluding program for the year, the band presents an annual spring concert as a feature of the music festival. Both as director of the band and concert ensemble, lllitchell Osadchuk has done much to improve the standard of playing in this organization. l63l First Eiga-.': Eirxizl 'llaylir, l'I'.i. Qszi- cliulz, Duguiti, lfie cheers DQ-rir is Sei ,',. 'ni .11 5 Smith Liziscitt, Ftaslverg. Eiga, Crtevg-l,l, len- Qtrrnzr, Gripe. 7ongue4 Uf Many fvalia-wi Dr. R. B. '.f.lillianis, Dr, Ledge, Evmes, Reilley, Higgins. PHl SIGMA ICDTA Qutstanding major students in the romance languages form the nucleus for the organization of Phi Sigma Iota, national honorary society. lUith its ranks highly depleted by last year's graduations, the group this year had only Edward Higgins as president and lean Reilley as secretary-treasurer remaining. How- ever, the vacancies have all been filled by new initiates. Qach month, as last year's editor so keenly put it, the mem- bers have the privilege ot being at home with 'Pinky' and his pipe. Qt these meetings the emphasis is on research and each member reads a paper on some special topic in which he is interested. Faculty members include Dr. R. B. Ulilliams, Dr. Lodge, and illr. V. G. Davey. K6-ll PS- AVN ity- I 8 . We FRENCH CLUB Formed to foster and encouraqe interest amona advanced students in French, the French Club has this year experienced a larae depletion in its ranks as a direct result of last year's qraduation. Pls a natural consequence the reorqanization this year has been delayed somewhat. However, under the leadership of Dr. Louise Lodqe the group met at the end of the first semester to elect officers and to plan a proaram of activities for the com- inq year. The officers elected were lean Reilley, presidentg Helen Byrnes, vice-presidentg and Louise Stillina, secretary-treasurer. 66 4-J 35, QQ ,vx ,f X. 4 g-N. 'U 'I 'E Q -ws F, JK' 0 Zine 14 Citel, Crchrane, fl' Ptlister, Fznne Davis, lfininaham First How: Dr. Iohn son, Handy, Qnev old, I, Rouser, Seconj How: Thom as, Stoltz, Goelzer Plilarns, mr. Heller Third Row: Brews- ter, Koss, Zlateff Grear, mr, Harris. Fourth Row: lUells, Beach, Falconer, f Hctlierts, Guerrero Gulyasli. ECONCDMIC1, CLUB Founded in 1934 for the purpose of exchange cmd discussion of ideas on current economic problems in the business World, membership in the Elconomics club is open to students majoring in economics or business administration. Ht the bi-monthly meetings of the organization the group has been fortunate in hearing such men as mr. Paul Schutt of the Victor Hdding machine Co.: mr. H. H. Lauterbach of the Pure milk Hssociationg mr. mason Smith, personnel director for marshall Field 61 Co.: and mr. Roger Bronson. Pit a meeting held in September the economics of the repeal of the arms embargo were discussed. Supervising the procedure of the club as honorary members are Dr. Q. Fl. Iohnson, mr. L. Pl. Keller, and mr. K. S. Harris: while the officers for this year were Thomas Graham, presidentg Irving Gnevold, vice-presidentg and lohn Rouser, secretary-treasurer. 810044, Bama, fbauademlr N61 14nL'aaZ'ai!aeQ' INTERNATICDNAL RELATICDNS CLUB Hctively interested in world affairs, the lnternational Relations club this year centered its program around lllorld LUar ll and its probable effect on the United States. Using material sent by the Carnegie Qnclowment, the students prepared three minute reports on current problems. fflr. Donald ITlcGibeny, journalist and commentator, spoke on the missions of fllyron Taylor and Under-secretary of State Sumner lllells and on U. S.-Iapanese relations. ln Qpril the club sent a delegation to the mid-Western con- vention of lnternational Relations clubs held at Depauw uni- versity. Ht the convention lohn Roberts was elected vice-presi- dent for the next years conference, the highest possible honor, since other offices fall to the host college. Officers this year were fohn Roberts, president: Kay Handy, vice-presidentg and lack Venema, secretary-treasurer. Iibfll First For-J: Best, 'Zim- rrierrnan, Roberts Handy, Bonner. S e c o ri 1 R o w . lfnazlc, Stoltz, Guly- asli, Thomas, Guer' FEIS Wald-Mm in gmlfaqo First Row: ll e a l e, UI e l l s, Steinhaus, Turner, Second Roi '. 5 Grips-, Price, Dr. Harris Cnevclcl, Crccks. t lla - F ti ..- SIGMA Pl SIGMA Since its installation at Lake Forest in l93O, the Sigma chap- ter of Sigma Pi Sigma has endeavored to stimulate interest in the physical sciences and especially in physics. membership is open to students with majors in science who are enrolled in an advanced course in physics. LUith the introduction of the Civil Heronautics work at Lake Forest this year much of the time formerly devoted to Sigma Pi Sigma has been given over to the reorganization of the l.Uings club by students in the ground school. with Dr. R. G. Harris as the sponsor the group has had the following officers: Graham l,Uells, president: lack Deale, vice- presidentg and David Steinhaus, secretarystreasurer. l63l TRI BETA with the admission of nine new members, including miss Elizabeth morris, biology assistant, Tri Beta greatly increased its strength during the past year. Chartered at Lake Forest in l935 as the Lambda Phi chapter, Tri Beta serves to honor those students above the average who are majoring in biology. Hs guests of the Carroll College chapter, Lake Forest sent a delegation to the third regional conference held on Qpril 26 and 27 at Devils Lake, Baraboo, Lllisconsin. Sponsored by Dr. Lineburg and Dr. Kopenhaver, the organiz- ation had the following officers during the year: Richard Gripe, presidentg and Bennie Zlateff, secretary-treasurer. Hmong the speakers for the year were l'Ilr. B. L. Iones of the Plbbott Laboratories and Dr. F. H. Besley from Ulaukegan. First Hon-J: Dr. Line- burg, G r i p e, Dr Lap-enhaverr Second as, Zl kraus. 42- ,swwr me - l tm How: Thom at-eff, Stein CHESTER QDFIFHS SHIRLEY COCHRRRE IRR FRLCORER IRIRES GRERR RL IERRE KERR ROBERT IHILTOR WHU'S WHU IN U0 Six outstanding members of the senior class were this year elected to places in the publication, Ulho's Ulho Hmong Students in Plmerican Colleges and Universities. Selected from nominations made by the student council, the faculty com- mittee, consisting of Dr. C. H. fohnson, Dean H. R. Koupal, and mr. Ft. C. Tomlinson, this year chose Chester Pldams, Shirley Cochrane, Ian Falconer, fairies Grear, ill Ieane Kern, and Robert milton. membership in tllho's Who is given to students who prove themselves outstanding and, an asset to the college. The requisites are character, leader- ship in extra-curricular activity such as athletics, society, religion, and student government: scholarship: and potentialities of future usefulness to society. The purpose behind the publication of the book is to give an incentive to help students get more from their college years: to serve as a commende ation for Work already completedy to serve as ct recommendation after gradue ation, and to be a standard of measurement for students to compare with such organizations as Phi Beta Kappa and the Rhodes Scholarship Hwards. H new department was organized this year making available to business in the United States and Canada an index of outstanding students. AMERICAN COLLEGES t71l I First How: Turner, Qnevold, C l O u g li, Grimes, Fleal Steinhaus. Second How: lacob- sen, Crooks, Flnder- son, Dr. Harris, lllr Parker WINCH, CLUB Concomitant with the admission of Lake Forest as a member college in the Civil Fleronautics Huthority this year, came the reorganization ot the lllings Club -dormant for the past several years. Qt Forester press time, nine ot the ten Lake Forest students on CHR. scholarships had done solo work, and two of these were ready to begin the second stage of dual instruction. The students this year were flying Piper Cubs and Qeronca training planes at the Pal-lllaukee Plirport located in lllheeling, lllinois. lllith Dr. R. G. Harris as faculty sponsor, the club elected lack Fieale, presidentg Irving Qnevold, vice-president: lean Betty Clough, secretary, Dennis Turner, treasurer: and Q. Kern, Keeper of the Door. l72l STUDENT TRIP Forsoking their usuol iron horse ond with the slogotns Buzz by Bus, ond Go Forth on the Fourth, ringing in their edrs, Luke Forest College sollied forth en rnosse on November 4 to negrbv North Centrol College xo hond the Corrdinols CI wollopping 23 to O defeot. Cntering Flgperville in or long line of rnotor buses which soon stopped to spew forth students, Loke Forest College took over Doperville under the leotdership of Choirmon Cd Guerrero ond his Student Trip Committee. immediately preceding the gome g porode was held in which Lake Forest joined. Following the return to Lolce Forest, ct victory donce wos held in the Henry C. Durond lnstitute. First Row: Kininqhom, Hlgrgeson, Guerrero, Stoke-l, Gordner, Ggjfgfg Qfqd Cghgftg Iewgd fhg pgfgdg Second Row: mickelson, Thornos, Stoltz. thfguqh Dgpgfvjjlg- bgfgfg fhg gqmen fx WX -A' , B iq gout i4 Qumcf Zlze Q'aalpn4Z1 First Row: Stakel, Handy, Kerrihard, Second Row: Cochrane, Gardner, Gaelzer, DAD'S DAY Climaxina this year's annual Dad's and lllothers Day celebration on Octo- ber 21, was a thrillinq 7 to G win by the varsity over Lake Forests ancient rivals, the Carroll Pioneers Led by Catherine Handy and her Dad's Day Committee, the mothers and dads were registered, taken to the game, then to fraternity and sorority open houses, from the open houses to dinner at the Calvin Durand Commons, and as a finale to the dayfs festivities were treated to a Cfarriclc Club playlet under the direction of fllr. R. C. Tomlinson entitled, Dad and fllother Come To Lake Forest. Those taking part in the skit were Geraldine lllarauardt, lune Gardner, Dorothy Ulestbay, Bette Clqstrom, Doris Lantz, Dick Cooper, Ray Salzman, and Ken l-larlan. l74l HCMECCMING Defeating the laybirds by a l2 to 6 score, the Siwash from Knox College did their best to spoil an otherwise successful homecoming on October l4. In the annual parade preceding the game, the trophies awarded by the Stentor for the best float by a fraternity and sorority were this year won by Kappa Sigma and Chi Omega. The Chi Qs treated the spectators to a View of a wedding between the lay-birds and the Siwash, while the Kappa Sigmas swept the field of fraternity competition with a miniature auto taking on a tanlqful of Knoxffree gasoline. Robert milton was in charge of this years committee to welcome the returning alumni. Pls usual the fraternities and sororities held open house following the game. Pl buffet supper at the Commons preceded a Student Council dance held in the Henry C. Durand lnstitute in the evening. First Row: Schultz, Shmner, Bain ri ae, Rodman, lewell. Floats bYf KGDPQ Slqmgf Chl Olngqcf iq-lpha Second Row: Cfaelzer, Cochrane. Sigma Kappa and Gamma Beta- -! , ., ,- It if. ws! ' 7 Q V '. . 4 'Q ' 1 X c -' . fl. A - x ' ,A 5 4 il ' ,,: TW-Qglli. MTCH lllf L llalfanq il' an lfze Siwadfl' CE! Fit. .t J. XQ Sa 7019! M eaffege First Row: B j o r lc margeson, Kern Hemenway, Stakel. Second Row: Coch- rane, Beach, Har- lan, Gripe. CCl.l.F QF DAY Once each year on College Day the College slicks back its hair, washes its face and invites several hundred high school seniors to be its guests for the day. Plfter a morning of visiting classes and inspecting the dormitories and fraternity houses, the prospective students are treated to a picnic lunch- sometimes on the shore of Lake Illichigan, sometimes on the campus. The afternoon is enlivened with a baseball game, While the evening is usually given over to the performance of the current Carrick Club production. Hs a fitting collegiate close to a busy day's program a dance in the Institute winds up the day's festivities. lllith Hl leane Kern as chairman, this year's committee were Illarian Bjork, mary fllargeson, Evangeline Hemenway, Charlotte Stakel, Rodney Cochrane, lllax Beach, Bill Harlan, and Dick Gripe. l70l MID-WINTER DINNER Cnlivened by a spirited radio broadcast entitled, Gone lllith The Ulind or Lake Forest College Takes The Hirf' the sixth annual fflid-Ulinter Dinner held on fllarch 6 in the Crystal Ballroom of the Cdgewater Beach Hotel was attended by more than four hundred seventy students, faculty, alumni, and friends of the college. The radio program-substituted for the usual pageant was enthusi- astically received by the audience. Going on the air with a plug for the Commons, the Un-Common eating place, the program first presented a major Bowes' Plmateur Hour, then followed lllalter lUinchell sponsored by Coach Ralph fones' Hll-purpose Body Rub. H Battle of the Sexes came next, and the program concluded with impersonations of celebrities. Dancing to the music of Ted llleerns' orchestra in the fllarine Dining Room brought down the curtain on a highly successful evening. t.. 53 greg . 5 ufafae Qaaeu' 70,601 Me Hia l77l IU N I CD KING BILL AND QUE Reuehq Rand Ranzpafzf EN PAT Stentor, llovember 10: PROfTl ORCHCSTRR SQLQCTQD-e RO QUGGT1 YGT!' '... Stentor, Rovember 17: HUJRRT TO IUHIRL? GRPIB H GlRLl U11-lO'S QUEIQR? U16 KROUJI' '... LUith her identity only partially disguised under a f1OpDY bat, and hidden by a veil, students were treated to a surprise View of the queen at an assembly held before the prom, The queen minced down the aisle, smoking a cigarette and clad in a stunning 1904 creation of mosquito netting and black taffeta. Those viewing the queens large feet started rumors that it wasn't the queen but only George Roberts in disguise. George could not be reached for a statement. Finally: Stentor, December l: 1-lHRLRlT TQLLS RLL -QUQQR TO BG PHTR1ClR DQUJQYV' Thus did the 1939 lunior Prom make history. Dancing to the swing music of Steven Leonard and his or- chestra, Lake Forest socialites who attended the prom, which was held on December 8 at the Gvanston Country Club all agreed that it was one of the best in several years. Fmt R Pgidmcm m If U, Hqylguy Qksrmm, Lugrjg. Phoebe Kerrzfiard, Lorene 1UIl1:e and Dar L L V ne Se o :I Ro Euinbridg Cochrane, G. Rolferts, l. Roberts. 599177 to SUYIUQV LUHGF5' U19 17959 T7 '12 l-5-,...,.e.., V A 1' -af' UI G mv U 1 ff' TTI' 7 +1-'- Q 5 ll ' 1 GQ'-'L' CCACI-l Since l933 Ralph R. lones has been head coach of athletics at Lake Forest College. Dur- ing that time Lake Forest students have come to consider it a privilege to be able to Work under his direction. Ulith an enviable record of forty years of coaching experience behind him in schools such as lndiana, Purdue, lllinois, and as head coach of the Chicago Bears professional foot- ball team, Coach Iones is a strong believer in the value of athletics as a builder not only of physical stamina, but also as a developer of mental alertness. Hs a result of Coach Iones' seven years at Lake Forest the intramural program is broad and well-developed, the varsity squads are well-equipped and competent, and the entire athletic department is in excellent condition. To a man whom everyone at Lake Forest recognizes as more than just a coach, more than just a producer of winning teams, but above all a sincere friend and helpful coun- sellor: we of the Forester pay tribute. our Uten, ou gayfzt 5, lS2l FCGTBALL Hoping for a reversal of the old adage that lightning never strikes twice, Lake Forest entered the football season with her fingers crossed. would the team again emerge unscathed with seven victories as it did a year previous? Hfter an early-season win over Kalamazoo, 7 to O, the Iaybirds seemed unable to get going and lost a heart-breaker in the last minute of play io Hugustana 6 to O. Knox spoiled an otherwise perfect Homecoming by hand- ing the Foresters a l2 to E5 setback. Dads Day arrived with the Carroll Pioneers hoping to wreak vengeance for the l3 to 7 loss inflicted the year before when Foresters broke the jinx and snapped a Carroll winning streak at 20 games. Unleashing a fighting attack and a drive that would not be stopped, Lake Forest came from be- hind to win 7 to 6. The Gold Coasters journeyed to fllillikin to hand them a l6 to O defeat on their Homecoming and followed up the next week by blanking l'1orth Central's Homecoming to the tune of 23 to O. ln their last game of the sea- son the lones-men ran wild over the Little Giants from lllabash to amass a 39 to O score. First Row: K. Harlan, Berg, Hein, Petersen, Flnderson, Grear, Caruthers. Second Row: Koss, Becker, Gates, Illorphew, Yarwood, Ludemann, B. Harlan, Pfeiler. Third How: Coach Iones, Heimbuch, Gleason, Palango, Youngs, Ogrin Hubasta. Fourth Row: Scurto, Bulow, Bacon, Campbell, flletz, mac , Larson. . V. 1 fm- 1 - l33l GREFIR metz breaks loose for G Ionq qoin. GQTEIS Becker goes around end behind Polonqo and Hnderson. YPIRUJOQD N PIHDSRSOD 1 i KPILQIDQZOO Playing-Giwhomefforo their firsi qome ofthe geosorh. 'Lake Foresi got off to ' N Q winpihq stort by hondinq the Koqodfsi C1 7 io U defect. f 1' ir 1 r 5 1 f 3 2 W ,r 2 , .1 , I HQRLQD CQRUTHSHS BGCKGR HUGUSTPIDH Ulithhiheipscore C111 the wory, T ore-st A fd Arninoted me pldiyei ihe sqmonll han. In the lo tj 45 ggrjsdfoof ploy, Hlliso of 'HLIGJ-LlS1?11Gw intercept- ed o I yfbir pos Lnqorthe end zone t Y 1UU,idr!ds for o iouchdown. KNOX Onlyf-in one gpopisrmxof the Homecoming q f i X, Loke Fore I Shlflll troc3:I1edLhd1ggr1ninq offen poss,?Hd1r1ou'i Berg occo nfed 1 fgli tx 9 tolly, Whic W ' e ir? fthq second perio 4 1 each gonef gayfitafa E341 ome at ml' ing CHRROLL Lose the ut b to loe the Lake rest ri Forest won th gam an assured s e.T from behind o sco quarter. Bo eterse the game o ce. rroll seems l.Uhen Lake season was esters came the fourth cement put Lake F s coming-s '1 by a 16 t Win was streak W the seas DORTH CEDTRHL The st s ins uccess when t I urge ahead in the first art o t entire game. fi rim' O was indicativ of e r str ll the way. ITHLLIKID ut dot dru n-g to las e Home- lllilliken Forester winning e rest of I The - I L it :QQ ' - If LUHBQSH Using t ever ber of the var , rest r an im- pressive o on e Little Giants irst en- counter n 2 , BGRG ITIQTZ an ev. 4 ' ' HEH1 Peressen 6... '14 H second later this play opened wide for a Forester gain. Yr flletz gets off a suc- cessful placement. BASKETBALL First Row: Bulow, Rhine, Harrison, Petersen, F. Gates, illclienna, Patterson. Second Row: Coach Larson, Bacon, Boehm, Borgenson, Heimbuch, Dishinger, fllickelson, Boos, Ehrlich. During 1939, Coach Qvertt Q. Larson, former three-sport star at Lake Forest was asked to take over the varsity basketball coaching. Larson became freshman football, basketball, and baseball coach shortly after graduation in l937. lllhen the season had ended, the varsity had won seven out of sixteen games for an average of 43751. However, the aver- age was not indicative of many games lost by as small a margin as one or two points. ln a post-season election the team elected George Harrison as honorary captain for the 1939-40 season. Harrison and Hlclienna receivecl their second letters, while first letters went to Bill Boehm, Floyd Gates, Bob Rhine, and Bob Patterson. l-larrisons election as captain pays tribute to his past two year's of work on the varsity. Pllways a consistent and depend- able player, George was high scorer for this years team. a e 7'o'ce.4t .gaffhaufka n t tS6l ' Dec Dec. Dec Dec lon. lon. Ion. lon. lon. Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb fllor. l mor. 2 mor. 4 BPISKGTBFILL SCHEIDULEI Hrrnour Tech - Chicoqo Teochers - lllinois College Tlflillilcin - - Hrmour Tech - - lllinois Ulesleyctn - fllilwoukee Cnqineers Beloit - - - Cczrroll - - - fllilwoulcee Cnqineers North Centrctl - - Illinois College North Centrol - Corroll A f Ququstctno Knox - lllillilcin - at the 0145 I.. X-Q' K C: l BASEBALL-1940 The Team: Bacon, Becker, Bell, Borgenson, Dishinqer, Cbener, Falconer, Firme, F. Gates, R. Gates, Gulyash, Heimbuch, Honan, lohnson, mckfenna, Illetz, mcCann, Palanqo, Patterson, Ramsey, Rhine, Roberts, Scurto, Stranq, Se-rmi, Tonlcin, Wolff, LUallace, Uliechecki, when ,. L xv g .gficfe Qpril may gayfitcf, .qficfe 1940 BQSCBHLL SCHEDULE Chicago Teachers Chicaqo Teachers lllheaton - - Qrrnour Tech - llorth Central - Qrrnour Tech - lllheaion - - Illinois Colleqe Bradley - - Bradley - e Quaustana - lllinois Ulesleyan Horth Central - Ilplillikin - - lSSl - - - - There v Here - There - Here - There - There - Here - Here - There - There - There - Here - Here - Here 15. I x I if ,, F 9 - ,-.vu . i N, ,v. . L , ,,. -T 1- - .tYa'? . -. Q! . . 1-11- FUTURE VARSTTTES Under the able tutelage of freshman coach Kenneth ftlctqllister the frosh football and basketball teams enjoyed successful seasons. Playing only two games, the frosh footballers won their first encounter with Beloit to the tune of 20 to O, but lost the second and final game to an overwhelmingly superior Carroll eleven by the score of l9 to U. The greenies had better luck with basketball and won four out of six games for a .666 average. The scores ran as follows: LF. 37, Beloit 237 Lf. 34, Carroll 337 LF. 39, llorth Central 237 LF. 27, lanowit: Foods 29: LF. 32, Dorth Central 295 LF. 33, Carroll 36. TS'7l r irst Fix-x Ramsey il olff. Guthrie, Fix let. Eerini, Peterson Virn' 'tf, ELL. .TiE 'f'DIl i h' r.f'.-. .' Liacl f'Lil3lQl1stffr, Sillmilt Hell, Petty, 312 is ll It a ri, Piwynt iii hose, 'Ii l i n. Tliirfl lifr'.'. 'gli'-rt-r fflcfartri, 'Tailli- S c h ul11,t'l'.3:1'xcl Fa, l-lffl:rtE.l1 Ftrs Eff. ri.f' , flfrtlr Strung, V Q lim Bell, l., Iihnserr u. alloc' r, l'llcCa:'in ceicrnt Paz-J: 'fin lT.TFf.llSl'?I, Ohlcznti Q 21:t11'it, Fi. Cites 'i Lrg Y-l'1ns'1:' upteme outt of port First How: Berg, Dr. Linei:urg, Torikin. Second Row: Lane, Koss, Harlan ATHLETIC BQARD made up of one member from each social group on the campus and the chairman of the Faculty Committee on Plthletics plus athletic director, Ralph B. fones, the Plthletic Board of Con- trol might well be called the supreme court of Lake Forest Col' lege athletics. members this year were H1 Lane, Pllpha Sigmay Frank Berg, Digamma: Ken Harlan, Kappa Sigma: foe Koss, Phi Pig and Dean Tonkin, Independent illen. The officers were Frank Berg, presi- dent: Ken Harlan, vice-presidentp and foe Koss secretary. The board has under its control the awarding of all insignias, determining of the qualifications for captaincies, the appoint- ment of cheer leaders and managers, and similar functions. T901 MENIS lNTRAMUlQ!-XLS H well-developed intramural sports program is one of the outstanding features of the Lake Forest athletic department. So keen has the rivalry become among the various organiz- ations that intramural games are followed by as rabid a crowd of enthusiasts as are the more professional varsity contests. lllhat the intramural sportsers may lack in finesse and coach- ing is made up for in spirit. Qach year a grand intramural sweepstakes trophy is award- ed to the organization making the largest total number of points during the year. Hll men not engaged in varsity competition are eligible to compete in the intramural games. Points are given for touch football, golf, basketball, free throws, bowling, ping-pong, baseball, and tennis. Ht Forester press time the annual softball tournament had not yet begun due to the continued prevalence of cold weather. Thus, at this time, the Phi Pi's were a nose in the lead, grimly hanging on to a margin of fifty points over the Digams, last year's champions. Kappa Sigma, Pllpha Sigma, and the lnde- pendent fllen trailed in respective order. l tm lllclienna lets fly with a Borgenson kicking off for the Digams. long pass. Dice footwork! z'ne.4.6e ay e ackin The touch football tournament in the fall of the year was won by the Digams, who followed up by taking the golf tournament also. l'1ot to be so easily lost, the Phipes sneaked up from behind, to put themselves in the running by cornering the basketball. Bowling, a sport newly introduced this year, fell before the onslaught of the Pllpha Sig keglersg while the Phi Pi's again crashed through to take the ping-pong division. MENS lNTlQAlVlURALS Tl-llj HSK KS Football - 50 50 70 20 Golf ' 20 15 45 0 Basketball 50 50 10 90 Free Throw - 0 0 0 50 Bowling V 0 0 50 20 Pina Pong 30 35 0 30 Totals - 325 350 '- uf 0 The Cameraman catches lUtldhaQe letting one ao fe and hurrtes down the alley to get the ball as its hits the pins. HCQRE HUC PPG S'l31Y 50 50 50 20 150 230 l0 0 l5 0 0 50 0 50 50 0 260 150 0 0 0 0 30 15 0 0 0 0 0 30 30 35 35 0 l30 30 ll0 705 655 f laitit Hap Chandler and lim Kubasta, demon Phi Pi pina-pona experts warm up for a tournament game. Ti lI,l.Pt.E3t. BOQBD Pl. Q. First Hot-.1 E. Kern, llflrs. Ferris, Cochrane, Cole, Stal:-el. First How: Lorber, Van Sickle, Stillinq, Cole, Cochrane Seconil How: Grimes, Hininqharn, Stilhna, Dawson, Ollrixdn, mfs- Ferret TUTUQY' CV955m'3nf E'-lmhgmt tfftifsllt im inqham, E. Kern. Second Row: Biork. Hammersmith, Davis, Satan, Del-Iavezi llastler, Bush, Paqenlcopf. .Tlills, Litchfield, Grimes Gilman. Third How: Schultz, Lllharnrnond, Stakel, tliatson, Creahari Leqq, Lucas, Studer, Heinenway, Sass, Q. l. Kern W. A. A. membership in the LUornen's Hthletic Plssociation is an honor awarded to colleae women who show excellence in sports by earninq 75 points. Participation in the various athletic activities on canipus has won for this organization an important place in the college life. Plniona the projects sponsored by the lU.H.Pl. durina the year were a novel sports party for freshman Women, a penny carnival, and a sunrise break- fast in the late sprina. Plans for these undertakings were under the capable direction of fllrs. Q. B. Ferris and the LUHH. Board. Officers of the LUHH. for the year l939-40 included Shirley Cochrane, presidentg Virainia Turney, vice-presidentp Betty Van Sickle, secretary: Lucille Lorber, treasurer. E941 I WCDMENS SPQRTS lUomen's sports, which include archery, hockey, volley ball, badminton, basketball, baseball, ridina, minor sports, swirnmina, and Orchesis, are each under the direction ot one member ot the UJHH. Board. Two tournaments each, one class and one sorority tourna- ment, are held annually in basketball, volley ball, and baseball. Littina Womens sports to a hiaher level ot interest and partici- pation has been the aoal of the lll.Pl..Q. tor the past several years. Under the capable direction ot illrs. Glizabeth Ferris new activi- ties have been added each year until the number of different activities available should be larae enouah to suit the taste ot anyone. Recent additions to the sports proaram Within the past three years have been ridina, badminton, and modern dance. The addition ot the modern dance proaram has led to the toundina of the Qrchesis Club. The amen pfay, oo l95l CI-IESIS CLUB The camera gives us o private look-in on some of the girls practicing tor the annual Orchesis Club modern dance recital held annually in the spring. Last year's recital, for which dances and music were all composed by the girls, was such a success that a second program will be given this spring. ln modern dance, the women try to portray a theme, or present an emotion to the audience. The second shot is called, Tennis Players and Skaters. The first one well leave up to the experts. T961 'NL 'Q Ex - fy' 51 :An I ! . -' ' . 'fl 4- I 4' I HrChery!.fT1rs. Ferris shows Three swimmers caught between the girls how it's done. side strokes. Volley Boll is cz popular . . . Find so is I UJ.H.H. sport . . . badminton. l r 1 ?AS :ff- Tl-IE MEN PLAY Sports fans in action at a basketball game in the high school qym. lack Rouser-maestro Cz' Old Ironsidesn lines up a few. LUhile Prior takes it clown in film. . . . to miles of this. Qne wo or anofner lt looks as if the boys are all set for L Hot lime in the old town. SON i- umm kt' 3 4, R N X i ffm. THE WQMEN PLAY H portion of the guys arid gale on the Student Trip taking in a View of the game with llorth Central. The girls loft one over the net in a tough volleyball ses- SJCH. Coffee Shop - 'milf said. This ones called The Shag. Feinberg and Viclfery at Dorth Central. Two of the girls get in a little dying fatmw practice. who is this Butler? Hob1r1 Hood l34f' edition. Oops, there it goes. A 'Ti 92? f wif JS K VW Q7 First Row: R. Gripe, Roberts, I. Rouser, Cooper, Dr. Kirby, Lane, mr. Davey D. Rouser, Higgins, Taylor, Salzman, mr. Palmer. Second Row: Beers, H. Gripe, Knaak, Banyon, Riclcer, fflackinnon, Ulildhage fllichaelsen, Summers, Dennis, Turner, Hollister, Kennedy, Cunningham Grotenrath, Plinsworth. '...s-5:2-3 1 Third Row: lngwerson, Duguid, Scott, Simolin, Salvo, Boa, Lang, ll. Gripe, Cllwood, Carter, Rank, Ulilcox, Van Sickle, Ieristrom, Spettel, l,Uiechers. iv-v 4 ., -H94 win-' f- .M . ,. Founded at Lake Forest College in 1926 President: Hlbert Lane -gflaha igma fa FF First Row: Cnevold, Boos, fllickelson, Guerrero, Qnderson, C. Qdcrms, l-lruby, wells, Berg. Second How: Biolo, fflclienncr, Cochrcrne, Bctcon, Gulyosh, Clcrrlc, Bornpel, Freiburqer. Third Row: Fliss, Guthrie, Kern, Luderncrnn, Lewis, locohsen, Rhine, Bcrnqs. Fourth How: Firme, Dishinqer, Petty, Becker, Bosberq, Boehm, l-leirnhuch. Fifth How: LU, lohnson, Qbener, Berqon, Gotes, Bell, lllhite, Uldrd. Sixth Row: V. Pldcrms, Schreclc, Honczn, Swon, lllorlsh, Spooner, Schneider. Seventh Row: Uldllorce, Borqenson, L. Iohnson, Boynton, Kellner, I. Ulcrlsh. Founded crt Lake Forest College in 1906 President: Gd Guerrero igamma IIQAE Zfpaifon First How: Caruthers, l-lein, ffliller, Goodere, Pfeiler, K. l-larlan, fllilton, UJ. Harlan, flletz. Second Row: Delich, Buehler, Ulilson, Campbell, Ferry, l-leqman, Robins, Bainbridge, Hnderson, Kent. Third How: Butler, Smith, Gormley, Schmidt, Yarwood, Shank, Berminqham, lllcGouql'1, Palanqo, Thomas. Fourth Row: Ohland, Galloway, Hill, llixon, Gleason, Qlles. hz Q , 'i-TE' 1 ,QEQQT mf- 1 Xi , .L V Founded at University ot Virginia in H369 Chartered at Lake Forest College in l896 President: Robert fllilton a ,Q la a 1' g m l1U4l First How: Connell, Zwicky, F. Stoltz, Dr. lohnson, Falconer, fllr. Plclarns, Hawkins, lleale, Koss. Second Row: Goelzer, Chandler, Beach, Kuloasla, Klaren, Younqs, Oarin, white, fllahon. Third Row: Illorphew, Ulolff, Ulestine, Price, lllalmqren, S. Stoltz, Holrnlolad. Fourth How: Hansen, Hnderson, fTlcCann, Bates, Illarbach, Lossman, Roberts, Stranq. QUE c X V Founded at Lake Forest Colleae in l895 Presidents: lan Falconer and Tlae Reinier pk 1' 1' ' D051 Fallon First Row: Smith, Hagerman, Henderson, Topel, Gardner, Ferry. Second How: Clough, Sass, Byrnes, l-lernenway, Kern, Lorber, Lucas, l'1oll Schulz. Third Row: LUati, Best, Harier, Turrie, Filstrup, Ulilke, Van Qsiende, Davis Coleman, Hutchinson. 47' . -15237 0 , ,aw ,.. Founded at lllesleyan Female College in 1851 Chartered at Lake Forest College in l936 Presidents: Q1 leane Kern and Shirley Lucas fpka efta First Row: Persons, D. Dahmens, Sparrow. Second How: Citel, Schweitzer, llleister, lewell, Levine, mints, Stakel. Third Row: Qlonzi, lllorton, lohnson, Letsorn, Daethans, Dawson, Paqenkopt, Litchfield, S. llahrnens. Founded at Lombard College in 1893 Chartered at Lake Forest College in 1932 Presidents: lean lewell and lllarqe fllints -gflaka 1' efta l H071 First Row: Ulraqby, Iohnson, Paclcalen, Hammersmith, Styles. Second Row: Davis, Ulestbay, Kininqham, Ckstrom, Cochrane, Cole, Shinner, Ollman, Illarquardt. Third Row: Hlichelsen, Stillinq, fllclllister, Fellows, Bartz, Biqnell, Hllen, Eaton, Cllerd, lUatson, Bjork. ffm' - wx ' C ,,f'f.1f:S::N f ,-.Ol ,4 4 lzkiglgf 'sa-2' 31 Founded in 1874 at Syracuse University Chartered at Lake Forest College in l934 Presidents: fllarian Cole and Cllen Kininqham amma eta l103l First How: Sneddon, Brown, Del-laven, Fordney, Bonner. Second Row: Rodman, Kern, Lantz, Handy, lllaraeson, Reilley, Kerrihard Third Row: Rollins, Cressman, Earel, Zimmerman, Yaeqer, Kastler, Bush Creahan, illurrie, iTlacDonald. ,47Hv,,-,. fi? 1 I fir Vai' A Founded in l895 at the University of Plrkansas Chartered at Lake Forest College in l938 Presidents: Kay Handy, Doris Lantz A l 111 2 E Q1U9l First Row: Brewsier, Dunski, Tonkin, Zlateff, Prior, Gkstrand. Second Row: Steinhaus, Graham, Sayre, Petersen, Kakarakus, white. Third How: Rose, Callison, Buller, Ienninqs, Dickson, Presidents: Bennie Zlateff and Dean Tonkin ncfepencfent en flllij First Row: Chaderjian, Glasner, Burnham, Se-derholrn, V. Vickery. Second Row: IH. Vickery, Hauser, Richards, Studs-r. President: Dorothy Burnham nafelaencfent amen flllil ommon.4 aiteti The Royal Order of Bearers of the Tray or Knights of the Ulhite Coat, might well be the name given to this group. Under the quiet but efficient direction of King Hndersonu the campus is fed three times a day, every day, on time, by these waiters. lt is partly through their spirit that the Commons isf as we heard at the t'Tlid-Ulinter Dinner -that Un-Common eating place. First Row: Campbell, Bulow, Koss, Bacon, Flnderson, fflcilenna, Palango, Harrison, Ludemann. O Second Row: Honan, illorphew, Uclilcox, Se-rini, Petty, F. Gates, Yarwood, Fl. Gripe, Heim- buch. O Third How: Borgenson, Boynton, Gbener, B. Iohnson, L. lohnson, lllallace, Hdarns, R. Gates, Rhine. scgfl 'ft Q31 ,' -br WQQ ' 51-QQ 1' :K fx, .1 Vg' PQ I. K- my F1 Q - '-'ff-,gf 'ai . ,, x-0 rf. CT' if fs yn er' fg. X . 44 PERSCNAL DIRECTCRY STUDENTS AND FACULTY The qlfcufty Herbert ll'lcComb llloore, H.B., Lake Forest: DD., Pitts- burgh. President and Ullilliam Bross Professor of Biblical Literature. Ulalter Ray Bridgrnan, H.B., Yale: Hill., Illiami. Professor of Greek and Latin, Emeritus. Frederick Cornelius Leonard van Steenderen, Staatsexa- men, Utrecht: Hill., Penn: Ph.D., Iowa. Professor of flloclern Languages, Emeritus. Fletcher Barker Coffin, HB., Hill., LL.B., Ph.D,, Harvard. Professor of Chemistry. Harold Bartlett Curtis, HB., Ph.D., Cornell, Professor of Illathematics. Roscoe Everett Harris, HS., lllissouri Teachers College: lll.S., Ph.D., Chicago, Professor of Physics. Ernest Hmos lohnson, HB., Colorado College: Hill., University of Denver: Ph.D., llorthwestern. Professor of Economics and Business ifldministration. Bruce Lineburg, H.B., Ohio: Hill., Ph.D., lohns Hopkins. Professor of Biology. Lllilliam Emmett illcPheeters, HB., DePauw: Hill., Hare vard: STB., Ph.D,, Boston. Dean of the College and Professor of English. George Tlewton Sleight, HB., lllilliams: B.Pd., llew York State Teachers College: PhD., Chicago. Professor of Education. Ronald Boal Illilliams, HB., Hill., Ph.D., Iowa. Professor of Romance Languages. Sterling Price Uiilliams, H.B., Polytechnic College: Hill., Texas: Ph.D., Chicago. Professor of Philosophy and Psychology. George Illorthington Hdams, HE., Illinois College: Hill., Harvard. Hssociate Professor of History. Solly Hlbert Hartzo, H,B., lllashington and Lee: Hill., Columbia. Hssociare Professor of Political Science. lohn Pendy Kirby, H.B., Hamilton: Ph.D., Yale. Hssociate Professor of English. Karl Hdolph Roth, B.D., Oberlin: Hill., llorthwestern. Hssociate Professor of the History of Religions and Biblical Literature, and Director of Religious Hctivities. Russell Carlton Tomlinson, H.B., DePauw. Hssociate Professor of Speech and Dramatics. Louis Hlbert Keller, H.B., Carroll: t'll,B.H., llorthwestern. Hssistant Professor Of Economics. Hgnes Rose Koupal, HB., Illinois: Hill., Columbia. Dean of l,Uomen and Hssistant Professor of English. Louise Finley Lodge, HB., Hill., Ph.D., Illinois. Hssistant Professor of Romance Languages and Latin. Charles H. Yount, H.B., DePauw: Hill., Harvard: Ph.D., Chicago, Hssistant Professor of English. Victor Graham Davey, H.B., St. Stephens: Hill., llorth- western. lnstructor in Romance Languages. illax Edmond Fuller, HB., Battle Creek: Hill., lllichigan Instructor in Speech and Dramatics. Kenneth Sear Harris, HB., Toronto: lll.B.H., Harvard. Instructor in Economics. lllary Elizabeth liopenhaver, HE., Hood: Hill., Ph.D., llorthwestern. Instructor in Biology. Ulillard Hlbon Smith, HB., Toledo: Hill., Harvard. lntructor in History. Ralph Robert lones Director of Physical Education. Elizabeth Bal-:ke Ferris, BS., illinnesota. Director of Physical Education for lllomen. Louis Orton Palmer, HB., Lake Forest. Director of fllusic. Evert Hxel Larson, HB., Lake Forest. Hssistant Director of Physical Education. lllabel Powell, Library Certificate, Ulisconsin. Librarian. lllartha Lydia Biggs, HB., Lake Forest: Library Certifi' cate, Wisconsin. Hssociate Librarian. lllarie leannette meloy, HB., Illonmouth. Registrar and Secretary of the Faculty. -gfiiitanta Elizabeth lllarcy lllorris, BS., Ilarthwestern. Hssistant in the Department of Biology. Kenneth Clarence lllcHllister, EH., Lake Forest. Hssistant in the Department of Physical Education. illitchell ill. Osadchuk, HB., Lake Forest. Hssistant in the Department of fllusic. REGISTER OE STUDENTS 1939-1940 The asterisk indicates students who entered the second semester. H11 others are classified according to their first semester rank. .fleniotn eff!! of f940 . .,,,.,.,,,,,, Chicago HClCIl'HS, Chester .................,,,i..,,,.,,,.... Lexington, missouri Rnderson, Douglas Charles ...... Iron mountain, michigan Berg, Francis Edward ,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,r,r,,r,,,,,,r,,,,., Berwyn Boos, Iohn Harvey .....,....,,.. .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,.,,,,r,,,,rr,r Cicero Brewster, Robert Harry .... ,,,.,.... LU aukegan Carlson, Robert Lee .,..,., ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,r,rr ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, EI r i e Caruthers, Robert Lee .,,....,,..,, .,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,r,,r,, C hicago Clough, lean Betty ,.,.,.,,,,,,...... Benton Harbor, michigan Cochrane, Shirley Catherine ..,,,..,......,ri.,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Chicago Cole, marian Elizabeth ..,,..,..,.. Cooper, Richard Cass .,,,,,..,, Cressman, Ulinnie .,.......,.. Eitel, Flnne marie .,,, .... Enevold, Irving Qrthur .,,,, Falconer, lan ..,,,,,,,... ...,.. Goodere, Philip Iames ...,, Graham, Thomas Francis . Grear, Iames Robert ......... Gripe, Richard Putnam .....,. Guerrero, Edwin ...,..r.,,, . Handy, Catherine Frances ,,,,., Harlan, Earl Kenney .,..,, ,...., Hawkins, Thomas Rhodes .,,, . Hein, Ioseph Frank ..,.,.......... Higgins, Edward L., Ir. ,, .. Hruby, Rllan Ioseph ...,,..,. Hutchinson, Shirley Plnn ..,,. Iewell, lean Rdams ,,.,.,,, Kern, Rl Ieane ....,.,........,, margeson, mary Pegg mickelson, Robert Henry .,,,,,,,, milton, Robert lohn ....,.....,. mclntosh, margaret Caroline ,.........,..........Riverside ...................,,....Evanston .....,..Glendale, California ...........................Ch1cago ......,,...Libertyville ....,.....Lake Forest ..........Ch1cago .......,.,.,.....Gurnee . ,,..i,.,,..........,. ......, R iverside ..........Indianapolis, Indiana .Chicago ...Lake Bluff .... Highland Park ,,...,...........Chicago .Lake Forest ......Chicago .. ..... .Chicago .Evanston . .... Hlndianapolis, Indiana ........Lar1sing, michigan ....,....Cicero . . ...... .... . .Lake Forest ..,......U.I1lmette lleale, Iack Kenelm, fr. ......,,...., , Ouambusch, Pllbert lllilliam ..... .... .Lake Forest Plagge Reilley , Kenneth O. ....,. . , lean ...,.............. Reinier, Tlae ....... ,,........,. . .. Rouser Rouser , Donald Richard ....... , Iohn Iewell ...... . Salzman, Ray Elmer .. ,....... Schweitzer, Evelyn Iosephine Steinkraus, Robert C. ....... .. Thyer, Iessie Harriet ,,.. .............,..............Berwyn ....,......Lansing, michigan ................,..,.,..,...lUaukegan Rhinelander, lllisconsin Rhinelander, lllisconsin Prospect .. ..,, Ilorthbrook .......Chicago ....,.....Chicago Turney, Virginia Laurette ..... . . . .Waukegan Van Sickle, Elizabeth Iane ..,, . ......... lllaukegan Venema, Iack Edward . ..... Rockford LUells, Graham Grove . . Zlateff, Benjamin Ioseph .. ,. Zwicky, Robert Henry ...... .... .......Libertyville ,. .,.,...Chicaqo .milwaukee LUisconsin uniotd: efadl of f94f Rlonzi, Constance Eleanore ...,................,...,...,,,,,, Chicago Flustin, Plllyn-Ioy ,,....................r.....,,,,..,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, Chicago Bacon, Robert Francis . .........,. Lllhite Bear, minnesota Beach, max Fuller .,..,,.... ............... P ontiac, michigan Beers, Sylvester Piper ....................,.,,.................. Evanston Bush, Katherine lean ,.,.. Byrnes, Helen lane ....... Chaderiian, mary llaomi ...,. Santa monica, California .........lUaukegan Ill-H Coleman, Eleanore ........... Creahan, Ioan Louise .......... Eddy, Ruth Tl. ...........,............. . .....................Canton ........Gary, Indiana ................Chicago Ekstrand, Richard lllilliam ...... ,..,..,. LU aukegan Ekstrom, Bette lane ............... Foster, Hugh Tallman ...,..... ........Rockford ........................LUaukegan Gleason, Robert Ioseph ......, .....,..............,........... C hicago Goelzer, Ken Iam-es ..................... .milwaukee, lllisconsin Gulyash, Ioseph Iulius .,..,.. ,..,..,..,.,, R acine, Ulisconsin Hammersmith, mariorie ...... Harlan, lllilliam Buford ....... Harrison, George Curtis ..... I-Iarter, Lillian Beatrice ............ I-Ielmkamp, Barbara Ruth ....... ........,...................Elmhurst ........Lake Bluff .,,......Chicago ........Lake Villa ........l.Uaukegan Hemenway, Evangeline ,,.,,,,..Chicago Hutchinson, Frances Bernice ....... ......... C hicago lohnsori, Lorayne Lillian ......... ........,... Chicago Iones, George Davenport ...,.............................. Kenilworth Kent, Laurence Shackford .... Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Kern, Elizabeth ...,.. ...,............,.................................... C armi Kerrihard, Phoebe Carol ........ ....... E vanston Kiningham, Ellen ...........,.....,...........,.................... Lake Bluff Koss, Ioseph Iohn ,,........................................................ Peru Lane, Fllbert Gifford .... Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana Lantz, Doris marion ........,.......i.......i......... Dubuque, Iowa Lindsay, Iohn moody, Ir. ............ milwaukee, Ulisconsin Lucas, Shirley Evelyn ..,.., .....,,...........,... L ake Forest mahon, Paul Stoltz ,,............ ........ O ttumwa, Iowa miller, Raymond George ....................... Libertyville mints, marjery Ioan ....,,.,.....,.,,...... . . ................. Ulilmette morphew, Orval Silvester .... ...... m ankato, minnesota morton, Virginia Diane .......,., . ....................... Chicago mcGough, Richard Harris ....... ..... . . ...... Evanston mcKenna, Robert milton ..... ....,, B ig Bend, l.Uisconsin Ogrin, Ioseph Bruce, Ir. ..... ............... LU aukegan Ori, Ilello Orin ................. ,.................. H ighwood Petersen, Robert Paul Pfeiler, Edward m. .... . . ....... Lake Forest Price, Everett Pllfrod ..,.. .......... . .... Highland Park ...........Oak Park Richards, mary Ellen ....,... Roberts, George Rlbert ..,..........Berwyn .....,.Lake Bluff Roberts, Iohn LU. .................. ........ L ake Forest Rose, Charles Rlphonses ,...... .,............. L ake Forest Shinner, Ieane F. ................ ......... F lint, michigan Steinhaus, David Uslalter ....... Stoltz, Frank Foster ....... .,,.. Taylor, Roger Kaye ..,..... Thomas, Gordon Lllard .. Vogel, Dorothy Frances ,...... .... ...........,,..Lake Forest ........OttumWa, Iowa ......,.....,..Chicago . , .. ....., ....,.... LU aukegan .......,.,,.,.....llIilmette lllestbay, Dorothy Lorraine ........,, Indianapolis, Indiana Illildhage, Lllilbur Frederick ......,...................,..... Chicago LUo1de-nberq, martin Robert ....,....,,,.r................ l.Uinnetka YOFAOIYIUZGJ! glass of 194.2 Qinsworth, lllilliam Robert .... Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Plllen, Clotilda marie .,..........,........... Flshland, Kentucky Hnderson, Iohn Ralph ,............... hmilwaukee, lllisconsin lllnderson, Thomas Ilolan .................................... EVCIHSIOII Bainbridge, Frederick l,Uilliam ............................ ChiCClqO Becker, Charles michael ...................... Racine, Ulisconsin Bell, Ulilliam lllenlend ....... ........,.......... C hicuqo Bergan, U.Iilliam Francis ..,,. ....... R iverside Best, Ieannette Plnn .,..... ........Rockforcl Bignell, lane Plllen ....,, Bjork, marian ,,... . .,.., . Bloom, martin S. ........ . Bond, mary Helen .....,.,.,.... Borgenson, Iames lack ...... Buller, Paul Otto ....,...........,... Bulow, lUilliam Frederick ,.... Burnham, Dorothy lean ,........ Campbell, Charles Edgar ....... Casperson, lllnna mae .......,,. Chandler, Robert Starrett .,.. Clark, l'1elson Iohn, Ir. ..... . Cochrane, Rodney Owen .,... Colvin, Ianet Ruth .,........... Connell, Iames H. ......,,.. . Crane, I-llbert Louis .............. Crooks, Raymond Charles ..... Davis, Beryl mae ..........,.,.., Davis, mariorie lane .......,... Dawson, mildred Elizabeth .... Delich, Rick .....................,.,...., Dennis, Iames UI. .,..,...,...,... . Dishinger, Francis Dunne Downing, Louise E. ............. . Earel, Eleanor Claire .... Feinberg, Lila maxine .....,. Ferry, Clyde Fllvin ........ Findlay, Patricia .,,,.,.... Fliss, Edward Gordon .,.... Gardner, Iune Yvonne ...... Gates, Floyd Fllbert ....,,. Geiger, lames U.l. ....,...,,. . Glasner, Plnn-Elizabeth .,..,. Grimes, Betty lane ,.... .. Gripe, Fllan Gordon ..... Hagan, Iudy Lolita .................... Hammond, Theodore Owen .....,.. ......................Kenilworth Mlshpeming, michigan , ..,,......,,..,,...,..,...,.. Chicago milwaukee, Ulisconsin ........Racine, Ulisconsin ...,...,I-lighland, Park .......Clinton, Iowa ,,,.....l-Iighland Park ......,.........,....,.......Ioliet .......La Porte, Indiana Park .,....Hlgonac, michigan ,..,......,................Chicago .............................UJilmette milwaukee, lllisconsin ,,..,,...,.....,,,,,,.....LU1lf1'1Sll9 ,.....,.,lllaukegan .......Lake Forest ..........Chicago ,.... Evanston ,... Chicago ..........Chicago ......,..mundelein .......Oak Park .......,,.Hoopeston ...,....Libertyville ...............IlIaukegan ....................Lake Forest ...............Racine, Ulisconsin nlndianapolis, Indiana ...Fort Illayne, Indiana .............,.......,.......Chicago .,....................Lake Villa nlndianapolis, Indiana ......................Ken1lworth , ....,...,............ Ujaukegan Hagerman, Caroline Louise ..,... lllauwatosa, Ulisconsin Hegman, Ujilliarn Frederick ,,.,........,......,...... . ,.,.. Evanston Heimbuch, Kenneth Gill ............ Hobbs, Ben Emerson ............ Hollister, Ulilliam Newton ....,.. Iacobsen, maenard LUilliam ...,., Kakarakus, George ....,..,..,...., Kastler, Elizabeth Finn .....,........ Kern, Kenneth Hlbert ................. Klaren, Earl Vincent ...,.,. Knaak, Pllvin Ujilliam ...... Kubasta, Iames Donald ...,. Legg, Frances Pl. ........... . Lilly, Fayette Rlvin .......... Linscott, Richard Edgar ........ Litchfield, martha Doris ..... Logan, Robert Kelty ........,. Lorber, Lucille Emily ..... Loss, Edward H. .....,.,................... . Ludemann, Illillis Ronald ,.,,..,.,.,, ..........................Freeport .........l'lorthbrook ..........Oak Park ..........Clinton, Iowa .......................Chicago .........RaCine, Ulisconsin ....................,.LUaukegan Kennedy, Thomas George . ......... .milwaukee lllisconsin .,.......,...,....,.Lake Forest ................,,...Ravinia ...,....Lakewood, Ohio ..................Evanston .........l.U1lmette .........Rockford .........Ulaukegan .......,.l.Uilmette .........,.Glenview Park Green Bay, lllisconsin Lyman, George Spencer, Ir. .,......,...........,, Highland Park malmgren, Robert Hrnold ........,.... marquardt, Geraldine Conway .........,...Barrington ..,.,....Rockford melsheimer, Iohn Robert ........,...... .....,. C hicago metz, George lllalter ..........,.,...,,. michaelsen, Charles lllilliam .... mills, Hntoinette mary .........,..... most, Clarence Edward .....,... murrie, Shirley Elizabeth .... Ilaethans, Iane morley ..,. Ilahmens, l'lancy-Lee ...... llevins, Gordon Hrndt .,,.. 1'loll, marie Evelyn .,.... .......Chicago ,......... Rockford .......Chicago ........,...Riverside ........Libertyville .........LUilmette .........Evanston .....,.......U.lilmette ..,......IUaukegan 51151 Q Ollman, Doris Virginia ..... ...,,..... , .Elgin Palango, Flngelo ............. ,,,,,,r,,, C hicago Pape, Illilbert Ulilliam ,,.,., ,,,,,,,,,, C hicago Patterson, Robert l'le1son Peddicord, marcella mary ...,....Braidwood .....................LUaukegan Persons. Betty marie ........,. .......... .....,...,., . ,,.. E vanston Rhine, Robert Frank ,,,.. Robins, Herbert fohn ....... Rodman, Betty Hnne ....... ........l.Uaukesha, Ulisconsin ...iii.....................Evanston .,.,.....l-loopeston Rollins, Ioanne Patricia ...,. ......,. IU aukegan Rosberg, Ulilliam U.larren . Rose, Ioseph Ulilliam ......... Sass, Sherle maxine ....... Schultz, Betty lane ..,,..... ............mundelein .....,...Lake Forest ...Chicago ..........................Chicago Scurto, Peter ..............,....i.... ...i,...,,..,,.,,...,,.,.,,,, C hicago Stakel, Charlotte l'lelson .......,...,.... lshpeming, michigan Stilling, Louise margaret ..... ................,...,....... m cl-lenry Studer, Ella Grace ...,,.., Summers, Plnthony LU. Tonkin, Deane T. ,............. . Turner, Dennis Robert ......... Vickery, Virginia Harriet LUhite, Lloyd Plndrew ,..,...,. Ulilson, Robert I ...,...,....,.,.. Yaeger, mary Caroline .... Yarwood, Hllin R. ........... . Youngs, Iohn Orville .......,.... 7-I 2 5 A In 2 ll I g .......Libertyville .,....Oak Park .. ....,.., lllaukegan .......,..Chicago ................Lena .. ...,...,,,...,.......,....,, lbaukegan .... ,Green Bay, lllisconsin .. ................,,.......... Litchfield ,........,Oak Park .,,..,,..l.ake Forest las: of 1943 Rdams, I. Vale ...,,..,.,,,.,,,,.,.,........... ........, UJ est mcHenry llllles, Earl l,Ualter, Ir. ..., ....,., R oyal Oak, michigan Hndrews, Betty Flnne ..,.,.,.... .,,...,......,,.,,.,,,.,,, C hicago Flulabaugh, Elise Lee ,.....,......,......,,....,,,,. ..,,.....,,. , Huntley Bangs, lllilliam Bowman III .......,.............. Highland Park Banyon, Richard Pratt ........,..... Benton Harbor, michigan Bartz, Ruth Hortense .,,.... Bates, O, Frederick ,,........ ,.............,.............Ujaukegan .,.................,............Hinsdale Bermingham, Iohn Leo .......,......,.......,,.,.............. Evanston Biolo, Robert Louis .........,......,. Iron mountain, michigan Birsner, Clementine Rose .........,.....,...,....,.,........, LUinnetka Biser, Ilancy Lee ...................,..,...,. ....,..... C hicago Blanchard, Gertrude Sheldon ...,,,. ,........,... C hicago Boa, Gregory George .,..,....,,,.... ......,,,.,.. L ake Zurich Boehm, Uolilliam winterson ....,.. ..,..... H ighland Park Bonner, Sally ........................ ........... LU innetka Boynton, Eugene Edwin ...,,,. ...... F reeport Boynton, Iohn Fairfield .,..,, ........ IU innetka Brando, Iocelyn P. ..,...... ..,..,.. L ibertyville Brooks, Iohn Philip ..... Brown, Flnnabelle ............ Brown, Roberta m. I. Buehler, Carl .....,..,... Bush, Edward Lyle ..... Butler, U.Iarren H. ....,... . Callison, Earl Ftlbert ..... Carter, Iohn Coles ........ ........Evanston ...........,l,Uilmette ........lUaukegan .........Barrington ........Evanston ...,......Chicago ,,.......l.Uaukegan ............lUaukegan Christofferson, Robert ...........,. ................... L ake Bluff Cunningham, Iohn Hdams ...... ....... , ,mount Prospect Del-laven, Katherine Plnn ...... ......,..... L ake Bluff Dewey, Patcicia Gaylord ,,... Dickson, lohn Craig . ...... Dietmeyer, George ......... Dolan, Ulilliam Vincent .... Duguid, Robert .........,.... Dunski, Steve George ...... Eaton, lean Shirley ....., ..........Glencoe ........lUaukegan ...,.....LUaukegan ,..........,.Chicago ...........Ililes Center ........lIorth Chicago ...................Iol1et Ebener, l,Uilliam ............ ............. ......... O g lesby Eckert, mary Hrvilla .........., ., ......... ....... LU illmette Ehrlich, Qrnold Henry ................ .......... C hicago Ellerd, lane ....................... ....... .......... C h icago H scene from The team buzzes moe breaks the Pictures taken from the H1940 wood- LUinterset. by bus. ice. puddlern a satire on the 1940 Forester. ii Lf'-Q X CICAM WKNOX. X Q 'Q CCNDOLENCE5 Ray asks the Banyon, mid- Hnother LUhy so alum, Floats by Diqamma and Phi Pi. audience. winter Dinner. LUinterset Shot. Crooks? fllhl f E E l Q The cameraman does o little H scene from Excerpts from the LUoodpuddler . night work. DL Knock. 'MCH I lf' IU L KHUX'l5iUUR-UIEH Floats by the HDPis cmd Hlpho Xis Flnderson ond Lost yeofs editor Kem likes those Btqnell talk plants Q tree. hot dogs. it over. img Ellwood, Iohn Fiske ,,,,, Ely, Roberta ,..........,....,... Fellows, Ruth Virginia ..... Ferry, Helen Hlma .....,, .......DeKalb .........Glencoe .......,.,................Berwyn ...................,.......llIaukegan Filstrup, l'lancy .......,,.,.... ............ S t. Ioseph, michigan Firme, Delmar Illalter ,.....,..,,... Iron mountain, michigan Fisher, Edward Rrthur ...,,..,,,,,.,..,,....,........,........ Glencoe Fitzgerald, Dorcas Brooke .... .,.,,,. H ighland Park Fixler, Evelyn ..........,......,. .....,.,..,. C hicago Fixler, Philip .....,..,...,........ .,,.,,,,, C hicago Fordney, mary Cleland .......... Freiburger, Edgar Hllen Galloway, Charles Edwin, Ir Gates, George Robert ....,....,, ............Lake Bluff ,,,,..,,.,,...,mundelein ................l-Iubbard Uloods ...............................Pla1nfield Goodman, Ruth Frieda .....,.....,.,.. milwaukee, l.Uisconsin Gormley, H. LUallace ..,.,, Gripe, Ilorman Lee ............. Grotenrath, Fred Charles ..... Guthrie, Glenn Ulalter ,..... ft . ............,.....,.....,. I,Uinnetka ,.......Inclianapolis, Indiana .......milWaukee, lllisconsin .....,....................Bensenville Hagen, Ralph Emil .......,....,,.....,.,,...,....,......,.,...,.., Chicago Hansen, Roy Theodore, Ir ..... ......lUauwatosa, I,Uisconsin Hauser, Ioan ....,,,..,..,...,.,....,..,..,..,... Indianapolis, Indiana Henderson, Susanne marguerite ....,............... Illaukegan Hill, Edward Fletcher ,..,.....,,,.....,..,,,,,....,,........... Evanston Hocevar, Frank .,,..,...............,......,. Sheboygan, wisconsin Holmblad, Iames Edward ......,...........,.,.......i..,...,.. Qurora Honan, Bernard martin .,,, Ingwerson, Richard milton ...... Iennings, David Luther ........ Iennings, Iames Illilliam ,,,i. Ienstrom, Eino Emil .,.... Iohnson, Lyle Lambert ..,,.,. Iohnson, Shirley Iune ,,,.,. .............................Chicago ...,....Lake Bluff .............IUinnetka .......Highland Park ...........UJaukegan I...........i..................lllaukegan lohnson, I,Uilliarn Harold ,.,,,....... Iron mountain, michigan Ioyce, Ulilliam Stewart ..,,, Iuhrend, margaret ........,... Kellner, Robert Charles .,,,, ..............................IU1nr1etka .......Highland Park ..........l-Iighland Park Lang, Iames Triner .,....,., ,,,,,,,,.,......., R iver Forest Letsom, Constance ...., ..,.... K enosha, Ulisconsin Levin, David .....,,........., .. ...,.., ,,,....... R acine, Illisconsin Levine, Rnn marie ....,........,,,.,...,.,,.,. Ilegaunee, michigan Lewis, Illilliam Illallace ,,,, Huntington Illoods, michigan Logan, Iosephine .,....,,,.....,.,,..,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Libertyville Lossman, Qlvin Burton ...,,,,..... ,....,.,,.,,..... G urnee macRrthur, Edward Sheldon ...,,,. ......... L ake Forest macDonald, Shirley Elizabeth ,,.... . ,,.,..,,..., Illaukegan mackirmon, Ulilliam Ross, Ir. ........... Fort Sheridan marbach, Ulilliam Plrthur ........, ....,.. P ontiac, michigan margoian, Thomas .,,,,,,,,,,,, ........................IlJaukegan Illeister, Tamar Lou .......,,,. ..., ,,,,, . C edar Rapids, Iowa michelsen, Ianis Elizabeth ..,..,, ...,.,, C hicago Heights mcHlister, Iocelyn Bonnie ,,,,,, .,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, UJ ilmette mCCaffrey, lohn Gerald ......,, ,.,,,,. H ighland Park mcCann, Earl Hugh ..........,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,...,............,..., G urnee mcCornock, mary Rnn Lorraine ..., Iron River, michigan mcLean, Elizabeth Helen ,.,,.,.,.,.. Birmingham, michigan Ilahmens, Shirley-Finn ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, EI vanston Ilixon, Robert George ...,.. Ohland, Otto Fllbert ,....,., Owens, Robert Hoy ...,,.,..... Packalen, marjorie marie .,,, Pagenkopf, Dorothy ..,..,...,,,.. Peabody, Iames Parliament ,,.., Petersen, Evelyn ..,,,,,,...,,........ Peterson, Robert millard ...... Petty, George Fuller ,.,,.,,. Prior, Percy Henry, Ir. . ,.,.,, . ..,,,,.,.......... Glenview ...............,...............U.I1lmette .........mankato, minnesota ...........I,Uaukegan ................Chicago .......Highland Park .......,.Lake Forest ...........Evanston .............,.Freeport .......Highland Park Ramsey, Thomas Hugh ....... ...,........,.,..,..,.,.,.,..,,, C hicago Rank, Robert Flrthur ,..,,,, .,,.,.... m ilwaukee, Ulisconsin Ricker, Iohn Kimball ....... ,,...,.......... . Ilorth Chicago Rompel, Iohn Davis ,...,. .......Highlancl Park fusj Rose, Charles Cardwell ......, Rump, marjorie Elizabeth ..,.. Ryckman, George Louis, Ir. .. Salvo, Leonard michael ....., .. Sayre, Loren Don .........,,.....,,. Schmidt, Illilliam Charles ,.,,.., Schneider, Roger Ferguson ........ Schreck, Raymond Harold ...., Schulz, Iohn Charles .,............. Scott, Richard Elwyn ,..,i.,.....,, .........IUaukegan ...............Beecher ..........IlIaukegan ..............Palatine .........Oak Park ...,.....Gary, Indiana ........Crystal Lake .........Libertyville .........Evanston ., ..,,,.,,,. ........ . .....,.... E rie Sederholm, Katherine Louise ........,............... Lake Forest Serini, George Orion ..,..,... ,..,,......,. B rooklyn, Ilew York Shank, Howard Cortland .,...... Simolin, lllilliam .....,....,... Slugg, Hugh Richard .,.. ..........Tulsa, Oklahoma .,,.,..,..............Illaukegan milwaukee, Illisconsin Smith, Iames m. ........, ..,,...,,.,.....,..,....... L ake Forest Smith, mary Iane ..,......,.. ,.,....... I nclianapolis, Indiana Smith, lllilliam Hartry ...,.. Sneddon, Ilancy Emily ....,....... Sparrow, Elizabeth Verrall ...,,.. Spettel, Frank Ioseph, Ir. Spooner, Illaldon Gail ......, Stanten, Flrthur George .....,, Stewart, Donald Ross ..,.,,, Stewart, Roberta Hlieth .,... Stiles, Frances Hennessy ..,,.. Stoltz, Stephen manley ,,,....,. Stordeur, Virginia Lois ..... Strang, Eugene David ,.... Strause, Robert V. ...,, . Swan, lack ....,......,..... 'T1dy, mariioan .. .,,..,. Topel, Betty Hnnette ,...... .......Lake Forest ..........Lake Bluff ....,..Fort Sheridan ,,............Chicago ..........IlIilmette .........Evanston .........UJaukegan ...,,...........,IUilmette ..,....Ottumwa, Iowa ............IU1nnetka ,.,...,...I.Uaukegan ..............Ch1cago .,.,,....Libertyville . ...., ,,,..,,,., LU aukegan ...........,.................Elmhurst Turrie, Ioyce Rgnes ,..,,,...,, . .,.,,., milwaukee, Ulisconsin Ullrich, I,Uilliam P. .,,,.,,,,..,,... . Van Ostende, Ieanette marie Van Sickel, LeRoy King ,,..,.., Vickery, margery Lee ...,. I,Uaite, Reta lean .,.,,., lUallace, Iohn ..,...,.....,,.. Illalsh, Iohn Clifford ...... Illalsh, Iohn Fred .,...,,, I.Uard, Frank Ilorris ....... UJatson, Ellen Gould ,,.,, IUatt, Dorothy marie ,...,, I.Uestine, Fred Stewart ..,,, lllhite, lack Ulilliam .,.... lllhite, U.lilliam Iohn ....., llliechers, Iack .. ..,.,.....,... l,Uiechecki, Thaddeus Fl. UJilcox, Delbert Estes .,.. Ulilke, Lorene E. .... ....,,,,.. . Illilson, Harry Kenneth ......, lllilson, Illilliam Gray ..,,., LUolff, George Daniel ..,.....,.. .........,..,................Evanston .......Barrington .........I,Uaukegan .......,............Lena .........Gary, Indiana ,...,......Park Ridge ............Evanston .........Libertyville ..................Glencoe ,....,.mount morris ............LUinnetka ..,..,..Park Ridge .,........Lake Bluff ....,.....Fort Sheridan .............l'lorth Chicago ........Oconto, Illisconsin ,,..,....,,.,..,,.......Chicaqo ................LUaukegan ,..,...................I.Uaukegan Park Ulragby, Evelyn Elizabeth ...,..,..,., Birmingham, michigan Zimmerman, Iune Sylvia ,,,,,. ...........,.................Chicago yldddidl Fisher, Frances Reitler ,.................. ....,....... m cHenry Galloway, Frederica m. ....., . Hogevoll, Rachel Sands ..... Iackson, Rlice Carolyn ...,,....,. .......Fort Sheridan ................UJaukegan .........l'lorth Chicago morrow, Patricia margaret ....., ......,.. IU aukegan mcGibeny, Ruth Thompson ....,. Sweeney, Harold E. . .,,,...,... .. Udell, Edith Bartlett ..... 'Visscher, Ruth T. UJilder, Paul Ir. .... . 'U.Iinn, Louis I. .......Lake Forest ..........Lake Bluff ..........Lake Bluff ....,..Lake Forest .......Lake Forest ..,......IUaukegan dve'zti.4e'z.4 E. A.AARONcS.BROS., INC. G. L. BLANCHARD CO. BOWMAN DAIRY COMMUNITY SERVICE GROCERY CO. DEERPATH GARAGE D E E R P A TH IN N DERBY FOODS, INC. FIRST NATIONAL BANK IOHN GRIFFITH, INC. M. H. HUSSEY 61 CO. KRAFFT'S DRUG STORE LAKE FOREST COLLEGE LAKE FOREST RADIO SHOP THE LAKE FORESTER LIBERTYVILLE RECREATION ROBERTSON'S MEN'S SHOP ROUSE BROTHERS DAIRY IOHNSEXTON ci CO. WALGREEN DRUG STORE WISCONSIN CREAMERIES, INC. N i '? 'tg:'fl,tl WX mlQ 2-ia, CQLLEGEHALL Lake Forest, when tdrewell We bid thee, Rnd from thy college hcrlls deport, Hs when by land or sect divided, The love of country fills the hectrty when courage foils, ond hopes ore dying, Our thoughts shdll ever tum to thee . . . 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