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

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S 'Z IICDIICCUNIIYU FI,O.YliS... XLPII X SIC NND C UIHA PHI . . . flash, starring in the game. open houses. hot dogs at the Commons and climaxing it all, the dance with a real orchestra. The cup for the best float was won on a toss of a coin by the Chi Omegas. The Gamma Phi's took the cup for the most 3llllIlS. and the Digams captured both fraternity cups. We owed it all to Len Salvo and his swell com- mittee. Remember? ,lust before Thanksgiving recess we had the Carrick production, The Man Who Came to Dinner . Who wouldn't remember Russ Nype as Whiteside and Neen Donnelly as his outraged nurse? First hit of the season! Next big thing on our list was the Junior Prom with King Al Swanson reigning all alone. CProm Queen Betty Ingram was home with the measlesj War-time formals . . . we almost didn't have this one. Christmas brought along our first real all- school party a-la-Institute. Fun really reigned that night! How about Bill Westine and Bill Harvey having a pillow fight. and Caroline Huntington putting out the fire with mouthfuls of water? Lake Foresters really broke down that night. After pounding away months in a little teeny room, the Stentor got a fine new office in College Hall. The staff headed by Bob Biolo is mighty proud of the new location. It has a more professional touch now. huh? It certainly doesn't take much of a strain on the memory to recall the W.A.A. dance with its bathing beauties. Up against stiff competition. Windy Whitman was finally elected queen by the skeptical committee. The Florida Fling was further memorable because it cllristened the new Student Center room that the kids worked so hard on painting. Lake 'Forest also achieved another goal this year . . . Bradley Hall. It's a girl's dream all bound up in one building. and happy were the freshman girls to move into itl But watch

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A slate of sus- pended animation. We wonder who got lhe face full. Presenting Lynn and Roy. the canine extrovert. Every- one's friend, Roy has become a tradi- lion. Just another Hell Week event. The pledges snowball each other for the entertainment of the aclives.