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

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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

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lHl HHSS M1943 Life is real. life is earnest. and the dignified Juniors stalk majestically about the campus. For three long years this class has toiled along the weary way to commencement-and to knowl- edge. Now a Hitting year of seniorship and they. too. will he in that revered category of The Alumni of the College. This class will have good reason to be satisfied with the school year of 1943-1944. for after two years of getting thoroughly ac- quainted with campus life they have spent the third year in pure accomplishment. Of all the four years. the Junior year is perhaps the fullest. since the Juniors usually carry the greatest burden of the school activities. The Class of 1945 have Hrmly estab- lished themselves in their new positions of seniors-to-be'in sports. in clubs. and in scholarship. TOP PICTLJRE: The dignified Juniors looking the part. as always. LOWYER PICTLWRH: First R0u+,Nlarjorie Trerice. Ann Kin- ingham. Hollis Thorpe. Marjorie Jackson. Second Ron-Doris Viiest, Mary Lewis, Marion Olsen. Elinor Youngen. Lorraine Glick. Third Rou+Jane Ruhnke. Klarion Kerrihard. Xlary Muntz. Margie Simmons, Bernadette Farmer. Ann Thomas. 19