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

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RUTH SONDEL TODD Chicago. Economics. Chi Omega, Treasurer: Kappa Alpha: Stentor: W.S.G..A.g Carrick: Tusitalag W.A.A.. Presidentg Student Council. Secretary: Student Center. Secretary: Economics Club: I. R. C.: College Discussion Croupg Freshman Dance Committeeg College Day Committeeg Who's Who. M: --,-. ,--7 F ,',,, .,,,.A., W f, f 1 F. I ,, .X 1. -- '-. A.. 'Q' -lf ,. : rf., f - f fic W ' - 'I Q51 V f. Q 7 ' 2' U Q fs U lx :QP 1 : Z L: fi, BARBARA WELLINGTON Oak Park. llliuois. Sociologv. Chi Omega: W..-LA.: Economics Cluh. SENIORS NOT PICTURED FLORENCE APPELT MABEL MCCLENAHAN PAUL WEIH RAY JAMES MACALLISTER MARTHA STEVENS RICHARD WESSELL , .

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9 HLGO SONNENSCHEIX Highland Park. Illinois. Economics. Lake Forest College 4: Economies Club. Vice-President. NI A RJORIE STEWART i'llIllllllI'St.. Illinois. Physics. Alpha Xi Delta. Vice-President: Pan-Hellenic Couneil: Forester: Student Council: Stentor: W.-K.fX. Board: Carrick: Chapel Committee: Food Committee. RUSSELL STEVENS Joliet. Illinois. Xorth Carolina State 1-Z2-3: Lake Forest College 4: Student Center Committee: Chapel Commit- tee: Stage Crew: Parents' Day Com- mittee. DOROTHY STRONG Evanston. Illinois. fllathenzatics. Gamma Beta Phi: Stentor. Features Editor: International Relations Club: Parents' Day Committee. Chairman: French Club: Chorus: Forester. .A

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WE MAY BE SHORT OF TIME, BUT WE TAKE THE LONG VIEW IN OUR CURRICULA Although everything seems more urgent these days than ever before, we fully realize that a eollege edueation is something that Cannot be hurried. The speeded-up College programs enable a student to finish st-Iiool in fewer years than before. hut those y'ears are packed to eapaeity: ,Xud those years. while making the most of the here and now. are Care- fuIIy and Iaboriously planned so as to he of the utmost value in the future. We feel that edueatiou has admirably adapted itself to the times- and that the students have admirably adapted themselves to the Changed edueatioual programs. There is still a lot of feverish burning of the midnight oil just before an exam. to he sure. and plenty of last-minute glances at textbooks. Ilut there is also more steady plugging away at the books. more satisfaetiou in a good grade well and honestly' earned. We realize more than ever. too. that we af-tually ll'lII1I to do better than passably well'-we want to do more than just get hy. For we are not uumindful that to fail to give our best efforts to our edueation now is to weaken the foundation stone upon which the years ahead are built. Xud we have not forgotten that every' addition to human knowledge is an addition to human power and progress. I -gig e-,H .,,-f : -:q,ff,Q. EMR 'z Magix?-iii Zi Wi?-3 C Y, PEI lm.. qv- a:-1 N' 1 rg I . If-K . s Y , I .Rt L5 JN I Y-1. I ZS