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

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ur 'lice-fgreriialenf Dr. William D. Copeland came to Lalce Forest two years ago from Lincoln College to be our vice-president and Director of Public Relations. He has taught speech and English for many years, including his first year at Lalce Forest. He also has done a great deal of worlc in adult extension courses and the training of busi- ness and professional people in educational guidance, after worlcing at Harvard in that field. An outstanding library of boolcs, speeches and manuscripts relating to Lincoln is Dr. Copeland's main hobby, and he also enjoys collecting interesting letters and speeches- both the very good and the very bad. Dr. Copeland is very enthusiastic about Lalce Forest and Lalce Forest's future, and as Director of Public Relations doesn't lceep it a secret. As vice president, he is an able as- sistant to Dr. Johnson, and his friendly disposition will always fit perfectly into the Lalce Forest College scene. 14

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we y0Al'lff0l'l5 The friendliness that typifies Lalce Forest College is due in great part to the Johnsons. Dr. Johnson always has time for a cheery hello, and Mrs. Johnson reflects Lalce Forest amiability as well as Johnson hospitality at the student teas which she gives during the year. The Johnson family has been a part ol Lalce Forest College lor twenty-two years and lor twenty-two years the school has lmown what it is to be respected by two people who have its best interests at heart. The president and his wife have much to do, but they are never too busy to exercise the guidance and charm that cause both students and outsiders to speak ol Lalce Forest as the friendly campusf

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Lil' Banff Helping students solve their problems could easily become an impersonal routine, but our two deans have definitely proved that this is not necessarily so. Both Miss Kathryn Klinlc, Dean of Women, and Dr. William E. Mcpheeters, Dean of the College, are always willing to take time from their many duties to counsel troubled students, typifying the close relationship between Faculty and students here at L.F.C. lndi- vidual consideration is genially given to even minor difficulties, to help make our college days our happiest ones. As Lalce Forest loolcs to the future, so do Deans Klinlc and Mcpheeters, as they have already proved by their progressive attitudes and actions relating to the College. sv-f. .V -. 9 . 1 15