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

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WE MAY BE SHORT ON FUEL, BUT WE'RE LONG ON WARMTH A cheerful smile and a hot note or two from the juke-box in the Coffee Shop are all we ask to keep that rosy inner-glow going like a blast-furnace. Lake Forest Campus has long been eulogized-by students. faculty. alumni. guests. passersby. and even dogs-efor its warmth and its friend- liness. for its one-big-happy-family sort of attitude. The informal class- room atmosphere. the recognition of each student as an individual and not just part of a class. the presence of instructors who are companions and friends as well as teachers-these are part of the charm of a college where there has always prevailed that comfortable feeling of knowing almost everybody. and knowing them well. Vliar has brought changes to the campus. of course. liven Lake Forest College. however saturated with tradition and peace we like to imagine it. has felt some slight tremors of the current earthshaking events. In a year when there are 110 Nbutsl' about accepting shortages of lnany things-among them some of the old ways of campus lifegthe school has been brilliantly successful in adapting itself to wartime needs and in advancing even under such odds. Though we've missed some things this year. we've had others which have more than compensated for every lack. On setting down on the following pages. pictorially and verbally. what we had and what we lirzdrft. we arrived at the conclusion that the school year of 1943-194-I has been all too short and that our list of happy remembrances is a won- derfully long one. 'W if f' X4 My f Q sff, 'Fi 2 , . tg. si: C . gil A

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