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

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IlIHN'l EHHNIH WE STUDIICD: Vive are forced to admit that this picture had to be posed for two very logical reasons: Cll Too many of us study in various states of undress. and C23 we didn't dare disturb anyone who was deep in a difficult assignment. AND Wvlf PLAYICD: We were not too engrossed in draining the dregs ol' higher education to cut a caper now and then. we went out for organized sports. of course. but sometimes we could be seen building a snowman. picnicking in the ravine. or just laugh- ing together. ii: XX D WIC LOl,'XClCD: We know now that college life offers more than just the gleanings from lecture notes. im- portant as they are. Wiz-'ve learned that dorinitory bull sessions are lnueh more than the term would seein Io imply. and that really informalixe and worthwhile discussions can take place over a coke and a smoke.

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,,,- 15 i l ,,. NK IC l,l'IXliNl'1IJ: Ui' eourse. we really l'J:llIlt' here to get an etlueation Has we all so proliiunslly slaleel in our first fresluuan theme. Xml lhal's what we spenl most ol' the year ill iloing. Nll1'lll4'l' in a foruial or inforiual man- ner. the wish lo lllillxl' it vlear. also. that after ll. .l. Sieyers seleeteel that lroolt she really reael it.l W-4 lHlSl IHINHS WIC Vl'UllliED: Contrary to oc- casional stray eonnnentaries Contain- ing the phrase Country-Club exist- eneef' we found ample opportunity to exercise our meagre muscle. This is strictly a G. l. job. but we hasten to explain that it was not too unusual to glimpse a eoerl dusting her desk or suflsing her sox. XXII WH LU.-XFIQD: liven in war- time a bit of leisurely loitering is a neeessary luxury. And Lake Forest fthe original campus beautiful. as every loy al alumnus will loudly pro- elailnl was. as alway s. lovely enough to lift the loafl from anyone-'s mind. however overlrurflenefl it might have been.

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- ...Uh ,J 'Nagy 9. 'X 'x .-gf ,-4 f - Qi mt, WTI LALVCIIICIJ: Wt-'re neither too blase to enjoy a hearty ehuekle. nor too inexperieneeal to have developed a sense of humor. The two happy people here are our oldest student. who returned to the eampus after a long absenee. and our youngest student who entered at fifteen. HND llll WlNl WYE fXTE: We feel tl1at's only natural. though. and won't even attempt to brag about it. We griped at the table because we feel a good healthy gripe is a necessary evil. but we've been known to Serenade our dietitian, Mrs. Lindahl, in sincere appreciation of her talents. AND WYE ORATICD: when our ap- petite is satiated we turn to more aesthetie things. for it is not our intent to hide our light under a bushel. llere we Caught Neen Donnelly in one ol' the more tenderly expressive mo- ments ol' The Shooting of Dan MCCrew.