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

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THgXT SUPREME MOMENT . . GRADUATION We started the year off with a bang with the first dance of the year. the Freshman Mixer. The dance contest turned out to be a double feature. with Sue Gentry and Bill llarbeck and Mary McSweeney and Pinky Wolf winning the honors. October 3rd brought ns our first football game. Remember all the lreslnnen in the 555 Q..-sk Q. starting line-np. and Rollie Pilot starring for Lake Forest? Next came all the house pledge dances and the sorority formals. Ah. those were the good days-the Edgewater. no gas rationing. and the lucky guys that were invited to all the dances. Remember the Digams breaking tradition and holding the dance at the Deer- palh. orchestra and all? Swish! Who will ever forget Dadis Day this year? That lovely. muddy drizzly day. with chair- man Nancy Sneddon running around like mad! That was also the first time this year that we heard the a capella choir. and we can't overlook the cuttings given by Russ Nype and Klaurie llesterman . . . from the sublime to the ridieulous. Highlight ol' the day was color girl Lew Wilke's presentation ol' the service flag to Dr. Johnson. Something new! October 24th brought us to the Student Council dance in the Student Center. Records. cokes. and plenty of men stags. Wfe got awful tired of hearing the same records over and over. thanks to hep-cat Eddie Mawman. llomecomingl That was the day! All the alums back. Lenny Latz. freshman CCont. p. 285

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Q olget ' U news has been added Could almost be he Ii16I 3ktOF TBSt this year. because froi be i1111i ll ve havehadonlyehanges -' rpri' s. heen - o fun and dis- O Soap-pointln t. 'C heel 2 ge of Bradley rl tie new ai o- ter St 1116111 Center , f, 1 r. It een a Txeafrfof ytpen , and war. But most of . . 'tis been pr 'ement am -:. tati . O We came ack in tliexfallxto figd a ' gorous new administra ion reiadE'to swing in 0 action. And that it di . with irhitgwns ueh as Bradley Lodge. the ew Ccdfee Shop. a n w Stentor ofliee. sl,- and an impro d Academia to p ove it. us f' l8d fre - - 1 law g on varsity thleqies for the first ti e. We also had a color irl . andaa-eapellaffeho an al c ol party a d fraternitygogpen houses or P idayonifr . X . Q ,e x Th . more than ever. ' elt tl1g tio6 the war, ga -. ' ing. f d rationing, zhidxthe draft. We lost about faf - of Oufiig-Isnt-n 1 ig. ERC Hlld the Army and 'Vavy AXi1kCorps call d their reserves. We who staye - e felt it t in a small way. We took trains and walke on! our dates. We got used to it tho .- gh. afifivdien fi! f we saw more of the fellows go, we Urinnfggpflk X f said. Give 'em hell, fellas. Thatls . 'e Forest 19422-43. O ,ff ,ff 2 2 O I l ff 17 I ,f ,ff f

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Pledge night but no pledges. Frater- nity representatives waited an extra hour for the freshmen to sign their lnds again after the mix-up. 4:x:' .ip .-' L. ,f 4Sl'Y A ' lv ' j- 4,1 in --3, , - - .nz X, x '- ..-q' .tt 2 Q - , X I t , X, X, , , . Lu, A iQ ,49 0 ll J 1 l P J he , : '3 1 ' N 1 cv' A L 1 ' A J ' it I X ! I fe? , - lf! r , 5 ' 'K sorority rushing party Wg, .-1 -XX t . v 1 I 1 1 I I ill S heighth. It takes a rt-al artist to give a party in these two hy four chapter ' l l '-l The Homecoming bonfire, pride and joy of the freshman class. Freshman even tangled with the law to make this a possibility. ww.