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

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lHl IHHSS Ul lllfll If this book had begun with a Howery dedication. we feel that perhaps it would rightfully have belonged to the Class of 194-7. This has been a year of Change on our campus. and the freshman class is probably the only class which has had the freshness of outlook necessary to appreciate the fact that a college in wartime is still not so very different from preconeeived notions of college. Although the sophomores. juniors. and seniors have mourned the passing of a few long-cherished traditions. the freshmen have had the rare opportunity of inaugurating new customs which they will perhaps be able to watch in the process ol' becoming a part ofthe Lake Forest tradition. TOP PICTURE: First Row-Tosliiko Komatsu. Jkllll Lungwitz. Judy Mitchell., lileanor Middleton. Patricia Galitz. Beverly Kramer. .ludy May. Second Row--Carol Shaw. Gwen Taylor. ,lean Dittman, ,lanet Fiedler. Elaine Truitt. Gloria Dran. Shirley Nelson. Third Rowe-Shirley Toeller. Marilyn lloersch. Ruth Dusenberry. Marilyn Mueller. .loan Schearer. Hope lloff. LOVYER PICTUR lf: First Row-Lois Pappmeier. Shirley Oliver. Helen Gorden. Barbara Wiimmer. Betty Hoyster. Norma Sohn. Lucy Vllest. Lucile Rippberger. Colette Slott. Second Ron-f Camille Oliver. Betty Benett. 0'Ray Baxter. .-Xudrey .-Xrdies. Lillian Post. Dorothy Jansen. .lean Daniels. .-Xldona Krask. ,lean Hale. Bernice Zeitler. Third Row-Helen Louise Chase. Gloria Frank. ,loan Hitchcock. Elizabeth Bench. Daisy llerman. Kiyo Okamoto. Betty Caswell. Bette llull. Bette Parker. Lenore Linder. Ben Andresky. 15

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lHl ElHSS Ill 1945 Cone are the mysteries and illusions ol' life. No more will the Class of 1946 plod merrily along in the bliss ol' ignorance. No longer will they race about the campus thinking naught but the earefree thoughts ol' youth. Theirs is an experience that has tasted of bigger things. Not only is the freshman year long past. but the sophomore year. too. is now at an end. Now well-orien- tated to their once new and strange surroundings. they have come to call the campus a second home. The school year just ending has called for a great deal of ad- justment and the shouldering of more responsibility by the soph- omore class in particular. The Class ol' '46 has risen to great heights. heartily supporting their many activities. .-Xnd it looks as if they mean to let the future be even richer because of the past. TOP PlCTl'lilC: .-X sophomore takes a slide-or is this the well- known sophomore slumpu? LOWER PICTURE: First R0ll'lLIllS Schreiter. Nluriel Chad- wick. Shirley Flood. lfvelyn Adkins. .loan Thrasher. Colette Slott. Linda Nelson. .loanne Strawn. Second R0ll'mlxl3Fg3ft3l Rohan. Martha Reuling. Janice Goodsitt. Barbara llarris. Xlary lillen Winchester. Priscilla liaton. .Barbara Simmons. Betty llart. Dorothy Gustisha. Third R0ll'7'lLltlTi3 Moonert. .leanne Brun- kow. Xorma Kreager. Twilah Page. Victoria Larson. Dorothy Studer. Irene Nemanich. Rita Ruiz. 17