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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1948 volume:

J I N THE 1948 Forester was edited by Margaret Flood and managed by Richard Rundquist. The Photography Editor was Lucille Bisclwotl, copy was in tlwe lwands ol Laura jermings and artvvorlc and layouts were directed by Ruth Reisman. ' 1947 SEPT EMBER i947 SUN M I THU FRI SAT M MII ll Ilia I I8 A I9 Zu L K O x p,1 V+ Sp Be I fe 1, L xq 26I27I28I2 o tQ1 'Penn' 9 A 'bg K' 50 QL, XX6 5:94, N QL . N MON 0 Us Q D Dis QW . f5,7Vf:r15JsR ,947 X9 A x.,1 X151 waftdrt, ' 15 1-1 A2 4425 me JAN UA A ' L. I 00 suN Tye. Zafmi I to Tnr ' I9147 - 'OH I , I DEC - if ll , suN MONI1' ,I THU FR' I 0,3 34 I5 y I 5 1 I f' I2 I Io . '9 20 Z JY 15 2617 23f29l-wurglftgr N Zo 1948 Forester presentstneyeorI947 48 ot Lake Forest College. Ir rs mornly o pact I record, All eor, of the rmportont events of the college os well os the mony compus octrvities In wnrcn we Hove portrcrpoted, ore reproduced, to the end thot o Iroppy ond memoroble yeor moy be mode to r even more memorable. 1948 j0l 0:5 fQI LAKE FOREST COLLEGE LAKE FQREST ILLINQIS lQll+8 RY X9 xo as Fesnu 6 lla gn 1. f 14,,c 'E A Fm Spa ua u N-QNXTUE XV 'WX 1 I9 suqx , Lgfv Mofvlrus X 1 5 4,0 D fWED!:1L7FRl 1948 V1 I4 5f5T 1 X X VA ' fs-all y , I3 19 663' ZS! 1 I was wa sp ,f f 4 Q PM si 1? f I JI M A v 5 N' 49:?Y'iX1 x0 xl? KX 4. 1 5 Xqvfb F06 xeq Q xx N . Q SQEXPX X15 1 X LR W 9 I 4 N E i948 XX VZXIWM' V Xugxxllsx 'EXLGETU IFE sg Xk1g'n so 5 ff . h 'Z 1 I3 . I9 zo ' ,3 zei 11 z im3oIL?..lF'?1L r,..c,...u,,,.c,-.. .M .... .-. i l i 4 i i l l i l r, 3. tl Qbeakca fion Kathryn Klink, Dean of Women l'llf T947-48 Forester is dedicated to Kathryn R. Klinlc, Dean oi Women. Miss Klinlt came to Lalce Forest in September 1944. A resident ot Bucyrus, Qhio, she obtained her BA degree from l-leidelberg College. She earned her MA at Syracuse University and has done additional graduate worlc at Northwestern. Before coming to l.al4e Forest she was a member ol the Dean ot Womens Stalt at Kent State Uni- versity, Junior Dean at Arizona State College, Director oi Womenxs Activities in the USC, Madison, Wisconsin, and Co-ordinator oi USO Activities, Denver, Colorado. Miss lflinlc came to our campus when the present graduating class was entering its First year, Qver this period ol time she has watched not only the lreshmen oi '44 mature but the college as a whole. For this reason we feel her views are representa- tive oi those held by the senior class. Hihose ol us who have had the rare privilege ol sharing these four stimulating, challenging years at l.alce Forest have been part oi a college which has grown in every way. It seems to me that tar more wonderful and thrilling than this has been the growth of the students within themselves. 4 1 ' . , , , - X ., , , ,.,,.,...:,':g1, ...,...,.,..,, . - x 5 . k . - , 1' , .A jacuky anal .xdalminidfrafion MCMA NE of the main advantages of a small college is that it provides a close association between students and faculty members. At l.alce Forest this is not merely an ideal but an actuality, Students are more than names and faculty mem- bers are more than professors, they are per- sonalities, Primarily, of course, our faculty act as edu- cators and advisers, but they also talce an active part in campus life. Both in and out of class, during office hours or on their free time, pro- fessors are willing to discuss problems ranging from class changes to World affairs. They are enthusiastic supporters., of our athletic teams. They chaperon our parties and join in the fun. Qnce a year they sell their services at the WSSF auction and cheerfully carry out their assigned jobs, which range from Window washing to Ii tennis lessons. The hospitality of homes in faculty circle is frequently extended to students. Each organized group on campus is sponsored by one or more faculty members. Basically, our faculty is the heart of the col- lege, for no educational institution can be better than its faculty. lhey strive voliantly to avvalcen us intellectually and to sharpen our awareness of the world in which we live. Cn the next pages are pictured this year's faculty members, but this is not the way in which students will remember them. They will more lilcely recall those Coffee Shop discussions, or the blue boolc analysis that developed into a bull session, or certain idiosyncrasies of some of the profs , but, more important, they will remember an idea or a thought received which made life richer. .!4l6I1l.l1l..5lI'flli0I1 ERNEST A. JOHNSQN, PHD, President ,- KATHRYN KLINK, MA, VWLLIAM E. MCP!-IEETERS, Ph.D. Deon of Women Deon of the College I L H I L Q 34 5 Wo S09 4av'F'W A 1- fi 'JU' ...wt MRS. VIRGINIA ALLISON, AB. ROBERT D. AMADEN, Ph.M, Instructor in English Director of Admissions PETER A, BELPULSKI MARTI-IA BIGGS, AB. Instructor in Art Librcrion THEODORE CAVINS, M.A. I-IAROLD B. CURTIS, PHD. Instructor in English Professor of Mothemotics HOV ,gummy-f www' MADELINE ASI-ITON, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Modern Longuciges GORDON R. BLAKESLEE, BS. Superintendent of Buildings ond Grounds MRS. RUTI-I DAI-ILBO, M.M. Instructor rn Music 1 SQ 0 YP? vi , ,. A. MYRVIN DE LAPP, BD. IANET DONALDSON, BS. IEANNE GRIEST, BS. Director of Rellgrous Actnvnty Asslstonl Lubroraon Instructor ID Economics ELLIS C. I-IALVERSON, AB. RICHARD W. I-IANTKE, PHD. MI2S.MARLiAI2ET I-IARTZO, RN Busmess Monoger Professor of I-Iustory College Nurse S. A. I-IARTZO, A.M. I-IAROLD C. IENSEN, MS. RALPI-I R. ICDNES Assocnote Professor of Polmcol Assocsote Professor of Physncs Drrector of Arhfencs Scuences 5 'ra V I I I I I I I I I I I I-, .,,,, I -.........u.. J . -- -Y-f v- f 'ff -I-1-qqxnr-gp-mt --b,......-.......,......... ,. 'N wwsw, iff ,,,,f-el ,JJ Twig '. S2 -Q' we-WNY .W , Q LOUIS A. KELLER, M.B,A. Assocnote Professor of Econornrcs MRS. ELIZABETH LUNN, Ph.D, Assastont Professor of Brology I, It MRS. NANCY s. MCGARRY, Ms Instructor in Psychology III BRUCE LINEBURG, Ph.D. Professor of Buology ROBERT MARTIN, MA Instructor In Speech MARIE UI. MELOY, AB Registrar MRS. ELIZABETH LUER, A.B. Director of Dormitories KENNETH MCALLISTER, AB. Assistant Coach JOSEPH P. NASH Assistant Professor of Art u .. 'n----W' cf A H-were -ff ----- A - is . A74 -A -.41 Ku- . I 15' X L fi sd' .J QW HERBERT A. NICHOLAUS, Ph.M, EDWARD O. NORTH, PHD. WALTER W. PESE, M.A. Assocraie Professor of EconomIcs Professor of ChemIstry Assistant Professor of HISLOFY PATRICIA PICKETT, MA. DONALD PIERCE, Ms D BARBKAEQ CAfL'Q,ERf F5 F Instructor In Enghsh Assistant Professor of PhysIcs 'rector O Vffsmc UCC 'On O' omen EDWIN C. REICHERT, PHD, BERT!-1A REYNOLDS, MS, KARL A. ROTH, BD. Professor of Education AssustantProfessorofSecretarIal Assocuate Professor of Brblncal TraInIng Lnterature ll -...Q-nuff ' 9 0 Wg ROBERT L. SI-IARVY, M.A. MRS, ANNA SMITH ARNOLD THOMAS, M,M. Instructor in Sociol Sciences Director of Dining Rooms Director of Music URSULA woiyms, MA, ,SUSSEEI ,IOML fIg0NfhA'Bd ,ARTHUR yoss, PhD. Instructor in Modern Longuoges SSOUC' e rolbicisricgtfls P995 on Associote Professor of English RONALD B. WILLIAMS, Ph,D. STERLING P, WILLIAMS, Ph,D. CI-IARLES A, YOUNT, Ph,D. Professor of Romance Longuoges Professor of Philosophy ond Professor ofEngIish Psychology I adrieri Cfadfieri EPTEMBER, 1947, and with mixed feelings of regret and expectation the four classes re- turned to campus. The freshmen orientation period was followed by the confusion of regise tration, then rushing, and finally the college was able to settle down both to Worlc and to play. ln most cases pseudo wisdom was replaced by a real understanding and appreciation of classroom opportunities. The veterans were still a steadying influence on Lalte Forest life, Seniors loolced baclc on their college years with a sense of pride as well as with a feeling of loss for the soon-to-be-broken friendly ties that had held them so long. This class of '48 differed marlcedly from the one which had entered as the green freshmen of '44. They had started college in the troubled, uncertain war years, they were finishing college in still troubled times, but they had hope and faith in the future. As the seniors guided the other classes through the year they, with three years of experience behind them, set the pace and standards for the Foresters to follow. Under senior leadership the Student Council became a more important influence than ever before in the affairs of the college. The Student Center Committee, under a senior chairman, made concrete steps in the re-modeling and im- provement of the Coffee Shop, student gathering spot. Homecoming, College Day, and other events were carried off successfully underseniorleadership. The juniors reveled in their first taste of being upperclassmen but they took life more seriously than when they were sophomores. The high- 14 light of their year was the presentation of the junior prom. Juniors were active in all campus groups, gradually assuming more and more of the responsibility which they lcnew they would have as seniors -campus leaders. The class of '50 had become worldly sopho- mores. A few suffered from Sophomoritis , which turns friendly wide-eyed freshmen into lordly upperclassmen before their time. perhaps they played harder than they worl4ed, but they gave some serious thought to the future and tangled with the perplexing problems of de- claring maiors. They also became activity minded and worlced and waited eagerly for the day when they would be editors, presidents, and chairmen of the numerous organizations which add to the experiences of college life. As they struggled through the early weeks, first overcome by parties and then by red cards, the freshmen wondered if they would survive. Slowly the confusion lessened, with typical freshmen energy and drive they started on the long road to college prominence. As the puzzled pledges became actives and watched some of their hard-fought-for Cs change to Bs , they were spurred on to even higher pealcs. They loolced forward enthusiastically to the college years ahead. Every class had a part in the success of this college year. They worlced together towards a common goal, It is not one group of individuals or one class that malces Lalce Forest, it is the student body as a whole. For this reason the Forester proudly presents each class in pictures, their officers, their classmates, and their in- formal gatherings. S 2 UH l 0115 3 ' 3 4,1-ian' CLASS CFFICERS Row 1: Row Q: Peter Eussone, Vuce-President Margaret Flood, Secretary Ken Warren, president jeanrre Pearce, Treasurer mm ' '- McHenry Illinois Business Administration Digamma Alpha Upsilon, Basketball, Golf, Economics Club, Lettermerfs Club. VALE ADAMS i ROBERT ALBRECHT Chicago Northwestern University UniyersityoflVIinnesota Alpha Sigma Kappa, Secretary, Student Council, Student Center, Intramural Sports, Economics, JOHN ALDERN Sioux Falls, South Dakota Speech, English Independent IVlen's Club, Garrick Club, GEORGE ANDERSON Kenosha, Wisconsin Economics Digamma Alpha Upsilon, Golf, Red Cross, Chapel Committee, JOSEPH ANTHONY Highland Park, Illinois Business Administration Independent Men's Club, Cheerleader, Tennis Team, captain, Lettermen's club. RAYMOND ANTHONY ' Highland Park, Illinois Business Administration Purdue University, Independent NIen's Club, Tennis, Cheerleader, Captain, Athletic Board. ROBERT BEHLEN Wilmette, Illinois Economics Kappa Sigma, President, and Treasurer, Fresh- man Numeral Basketball, Football, Forester Committee, Student Council, Student Center, Homecoming Committee, Food Committee, junior Prom Committee. BARBARA BENISH Vincennes, Indiana Davenport, Iowa English I. W.C., W.A.A., Board, Forester, Class Editor, Photography Editor, Stentor, Parent's Day Committee, Red Cross, Board, Garrick Club, Education Club, Vocational Guid- ance Committee, Food Committee, S.C.A., W.S.G.A., Vice-President, Dance Committee Chairman. CLAIRE BEZARK I-Iighland Park, Illinois Psychology LUCILLE BISCHOFF Davenport, Iowa English Alpha Delta Pr, W.A,A., Board, Eorester Class Editor, Photography Editor, Stentor, ParenL's Day Committee, Red Cross, Board, Garrick Club, Education Club, Vocational Guidance Committee, Food Committee, SCA., W,S,G,A., Vice President, Dance Committee Chairman. EIVIALQU BISHQP DanyilIe,llIinois Speech Gamma Phi Beta, Garrick, secretary, W.A.A,, president, Chorus, Forester, Stentor, Student Center I-Iomecoming Committee, Education Club, GLADYS BCDLLING Marion, Alabama Sociology GUNTI-IEP BORG Philadelphia, Pa. Business Administration DORCAS S. BRALISCI-I Grays Lake, Illinois Chemistry Independent Women's Club, Treasurer, S,C.A,, Cabinet, W,A.A., Board, Stentor, Forester, Student World Fecleralists, GrrI's Glee Club, Chorus, Delegate to National Student As- sembly in Champaign, Chapel Committee, W.S.S,E., Religious Emphasis Week Committee IOI-IN BRABANT Lindenhurst, Long Island, New York Economics Alpha Sigma Kappa, Intramural Sports, Home- coming Committee. JOSEPI-I BRUNO Rockford, Illinois Biology Phi Pi Epsilon, Vice President, Stentor, Forester, Homecoming Committee, College Day Come mittee, King of Commons, Garrick Club, Food Committee, Chairman. -1. aqu- ,,i PETEITISLISSONE lshpeming, Michigan I-listory Digamma Alpha Upsilon, President, Vocational Cnuidance Committee, Basketball, Baseball, captain, Football, Student Council, President, Letterman's Club, President, Athletic Board, Secretary, Chairman of Summer Prom, Senior anim, Senior Class, Vice-President, Who's o, REECE CANTRELL Waukegan, Illinois Chemistry Independent Men's Club, WILLIAM CARLIN Wrlmette, Illinois I-listory Phi Pi Epsilon, Vice-President, President, Football, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Sten- tor, Forester, Bonfire Committee, Student Coun- cil Revision Committee, lnterlraternity Council, Lettermen's Club, RAYMOND CARLSON Waukegan, Illinois Business Administration University ollllinois Independent Men's Club. NORRIS COMES North Chicago, Illinois Biology' -Chemistry Beta Beta Beta, President, Independent Men'S Club BARBARA COSS Mendota, Illinois Speech Chi Omega, Garrick Club, Forester Class Editor, Stentor, S,C,A,, Red Cross, WAA Chorus. RALPI-I CRONWELI. Highland Park, Illinois Psychology PoliticalScience LOISGENE DAY OakPark, Illinois , Psychology Alpha Delta Pi, Corresponding Secretary Forester, Parent's Day Committee. ROBERT DEIBLER Waulcegan, Illinois Physics Chemistry Independent Men's Club, Sigma Pi Sigma, PATRICIA DORSEY ElQIf1,IllIl'1OIS English Gamma Phi Beta, Vice-President, Panhellenic, Secretary, Treasurer, Stentor, Woman's Editor, WAA ,Red Cross, Tusitalo, Editor Tl-IOMAS DRINKWATER Chicago, Illinois CI1emlStry Purdue University Independent Men's Club. ROBERT I-I DUNDAS Lake Forest, Illinois Economics Illinois Institute ol Tecl'1nology,'Photographyf Movies, Kappa Sigma. BARBARA DLITTON OalcParl4, Illinois English and Psychology Alpha Delta Pi, Freshman Dance Committee, Stentor. JOI-IN FAASSEN Zion, Illinois Economics MARGARET FLOOD Gurnee, Illinois Psychology Alpha Delta Pi, Vice-President, Treasurer, Forester, Copy Editor, Editor, Stentor, W.A.A., Vice-President, Alpha Lambda Delta, Presi- dent, ,junior Class, Vice-President, Red Cross, Kappa Alpha, W.S,G.A., Student Center, Emma O, I-Iaas Award, Senior Class, Sec- retary, WI-lO'S WI-IO. RAY GENOVESE Chicago, Illinois I-Iistory Digamma Alpha Upsilon Garriclc Club, Football, Intramural Sports, l.ettermen's Club, President, Student Center Committee, Education Club. 17 STEVEN GITTLER Chicago, lllinois Psychology Vtfright junior College, Independent Mens Club, Pi Alpha Chi, SCA., String Ensemble. GERALD GLYNN Lalce Forest, lllinois English lndependent lV'len's Club, Social Chairman ALQNZQ GOODRICH Winnetka, lllinois Economics Independent fVlen's Club, Baseball, Letter- men's Club. CHARLES GRECJG Chicago,lllinois l-listory Independent Men's Club, Vice-President lntramural Sports. JOANNE l-lAlVlER Rockford, Illinois Psychology Alpha Xi Delta, Vice-President, Stentor, W.S.G.A,, Vice-President, SCA, W.A.A. Student Center, Chapel Committee, Vocational Guidance Committee, Food Committee. jUDlTl-l HARVEY New Rochelle, New York l-listory Alpha Delta Pi, Panhellenic, Stentor, W.A.A Jl.lDlTl-l HAWKES Peoria, lllinais French Phi Sigma Iota, Red Cross, French Club. ROBERT l-lElNZE Santa Monica, California Economics Digamma Alpha Upsilon, Intramural Sports BETTY HENNESSY Tuiungo, California English Speech Alpha Delta Pi, President, Alpha Lambda Delta, Freshman Cup, Garrrclc Club, Pi Alpha Chi, President, Trio, Kappa Alpha, Mixed Chorus, Womens Cnlee Club, Panhellenic, Ensemble,l-lornecorning Oueen,VVl-lO'SVVhlO MAURICE HESTEPMAN Lake Forest, Illinois Business Administration, Digarnma Alpha Upsilon, Garrrclc Club WILLIAM HOLLIS Winnetka, lllinois Sociology University of Michigan, Kappa Sigma, Art Club, President LOIS HOLLOWA Evanston, lllinois Psychology Penn Hall, Independent Women's Club l?lCl-lAl2D HOUOH Vlfinnetlca, lllinois Economics Independent Men's Club. l3ATRlClA HOWARD Chicago Psychology Alpha Xi Delta, Treasurer, W.A,A,, Board, Beta Beta Beta, Secretary, Forester, Women's Sports Editor, DOROTHY HUGGET Flossmoor, Illinois Sociology Chi Omega, Secretary, Red Cross, WA,A. International Relations Club CLARENCE JADRICH Waukegan, Illinois Economics Independent Mens Club. HERBERT IOI-INSCDN Kansas City, Missouri l3usinessAdministration Independent Men's Club, Football, Tennis, Sl4iClub, NORMAN IONES Wilmette, Illinois Political Science f-Economics International Relations Club, President, Alpha Sigma Kappa, ALBERT KALOUSTIAN Waulcegan, Illinois Business Administration Independent Men's Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Student World Eederalists, International Rela- tions Club, Economics Club, Vice-President, Homecoming Committee. SUE KASTLER Raclne, Wisconsin English Chi Omega, Vice-President, Stentor, News Editor, Editor, Forester, W,A.A,, Garrick, Student Council, Secretary, Chorus, S.C.A,, WI-IOS WI-IQ, PubIi:ity Stall. EDWARD KEEN Mundelein, Illinois English Digamma Alpha Upsilon, Football, Baseball, Stentor, Sports Editor, Forester, l.etterman's Club. RAY KIBQRT North Chicago, Illinois Physics Phi Pi Epsilon, IAMES KING Green Bay, Wisconsin Business Administration Digamma Alpha Upsilon, Treasurer, President, Interlraternity Council, President, Iron Key, W.S,S.F., New Student's Day Committee, Student Council, Phi Eta Sigma, President, WI-IO'S WI-IO. . JOI-IN KIRKLAND Elgin, Illinois I-listory Kappa Sigma, Vice-President, Basketball Mon- ager, Parent's Day Committee, Intramural Board, .lunior Miss . 7 I VIIQCJINIA IXISSEL Chicago, Illinois Biology Alpha Delta Pi, W.A,A,, Stentor, Forester, S C A., Ped Cross, Education Club I-IAPQLD LAPSEN Modesto, California Economics University ol California, Kappa Sigma, Llunior Prom Chairman, Basketball, johns-Manville, Food Committee, Junior Prom King, ROBERT LEFOIEGE Chicago, Illinois Physics Independent Mens Club, Sigma Pi Sigma. WILLIAM LIGI-ITBCDY Lake Forest, Illinois Business Administration Digamma Alpha Upsilon, IEQEERT LINEBERGEIE Long Beach, California Economics University of Chicago, University ol California, johns-Manville, RICHARD LINNEEN Lake Bluff, Illinois Economics University ol Illinois, Independent Mens Club. ll-IOMAS LINNELL Minneapolis, Minnesota History Phi Pi Epsilon, Secretary, President, Student Council, Garrick Club, Student Center, Debate Team, Red Cross. RCSINE LOSI-IKAIIAN Aleppo, Syria Psychology American junior College lor Women, Beirut, Lebanon, Keuka College, Independent Wo- men's Club, Glee Club, Choir, S.C,A. ARTHUR LUNDGREN Lalce Forest, Illinois Business Administration Cornell College, Qhio State University, Independent Men's Club, Vocational Guid- ance Committee. EDWARD MADDEN Chicago, Illinois Psychology Wright Jr. College, Alpha Sigma Kappa, Secre- tary, Intramural Sports, S,C.A., Chapel Com- mittee, Forester, Red Cross, Psychology Dept. Assistant, Education Club, Tusitala, Inter- national Relations Club, Stentor, Food Com' mittee. BETTY ROLLMAN MANTHEY Green Bay, Wisconsin Spanish Alpha Delta Pi, Student Council, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Vice-President, Cheerleader, Gar- rick Club, Stentor, Forester, Freshman Dance Committeee, Student Counselor, MARY LQIS MARCAL Racine, Wisconsin Sociology Chi Omega, W.A.A., S.C.A., International Relations Club, Stentor, Forester. PHILIP MARK Svvayzee, Indiana Business Administration Phi Pi Epsilon, Secretary, Athletic Board, Secretary, Garriclc, President, Homecoming Committee, Chairman, Parent's Day Committee, Baseball, Intramural Football, I.ettermen's Club WHO'S WHO. MARIAN MARLIN Park Ridge, Illinois Sociology Alpha Xi Delta, Corresponding Secretary, Student Center, Chapel Committee, W.A.A., North Park College, Religion in Life Week, Co-chairman. BETTY MARTIN Northfield, Illinois Political Science ,IGHN MATIVIEVICH North Chicago, Illinois English IncIependentMen's Club. ED MAWMAN Lalce B Iutl,IIIinois Political Science Digamma Alpha Upsilon, Stentor. IAMES NIILLI-IOUSE Chicago, Illinois Economics Drake University, Digarnma Alpha UDSIIOU, Baseball, I.ettermen's Club, Intramural Sports, glANE MOORE Chicago, Illinois English Mundelein College, Alpha Xi Delta, Forester, Red Cros S. VINCENT MOORE Chicago, Illinois English Northwestern University, Illinois Institute ol Technology, Independent Me-n's Club, Glee Club, Madrigal Singers. IAMES MORPOW Liberty ville, Illinois Economics Independent Men s Club, Forester. HELEN MOUNT Rapid City, South Dakota Political Science Chi Omega, Chorus, Debate, International Relations Club, Stentor, Ped Cross, HELEN MIJELLER Evanston, Illinois Biology Alpha Xi Delta, Beta Beta Beta, Stentor, Forester, ROBERT McGONAGII. Chicago, Illinois Business Administration Illinois Institute ol Technology, Northwestern Technological Institute, Stentor, Business Man- ager, Johns-Manville, Economics Club, -Rs Db ff? 'bf' 'r::1f VERA M clNTOSH Lalce Forest, Illrncrs l-lrstory F1Sl4 Unryersrty. LOIS LENTERS NELSON Chrcago, lllrnois Brology Alpha Delta Rn, Vice Presrdent, Pledge Tranner, W.S.G.A., Presrdent, Beta Beta Beta, Secretary, Alpha Lambda Delta, Secretary, Kappa Aloha, President, Emma O. l-laas Memorial Award, junror Class, Secretary, W.A.A,, Forester Forester Dance Commrttee, SCA, Chapel Commrttee, Wl-lO'S WHO, ,IOHN NlCl-lOl.SON Cvlencoe, lllrnors Brology and Chemrstry l-lamrlton ROBERT Chrcag College, Independent Men's Club, NANCY NOLAN Chicago, lllrnors Music Northern lllrnois State Teachers College. O'MAY o, lllrnors Economics Alpha Srgma Kopp a, Presrdent, Student Coun- cll, lnterfraternrty Council, l.ettermen's Club, Baseball Vocation Team Manager, Economrcs Club, al Ourdance Committee, NATSU OTA l-lrghland Rarlc, lllinors Brology Beta Beta Beta, Stentor. RICHARD PARK Sarnra, Ontarro, Canada Economrcs Port l-luron junior College, Kappa Srgma, Band, pl Alpha Chl, JOhHS-MGHVIllG. 4 JEANNE PEARCE Orange, Calrfornia Englrsh Whrttrer College, Chr Omega, Treasurer l Student Council, Garrrclc, Property Manager, Parents Day Committee, W.A.A,, Red Cross Stentor, Forester, S.C.A., Senior Class, Treas urer. r HCDWAIQD IJESKAICDIQ Waukegan, Illinois Chemistry and Biology Independent Mens Club, Secretary, Beta Beta, Beta, Vice-President, Student Council, ALEX PIRIE Highland Parlc, Illinois Business Administration Independent Mens Club, Secretary, Tennis, IEPOIVIE PQWERS Green Bay, Wisconsin Biology University ol Michigan, Digamma Alpha Llp- silon, Football, Most Valuable Player Award, Football, Basketball, Lettermens Club, Vice- President, WHO'S WHQ, Typical Boy, 1947. DORIS PEAM Highland Park, Illinois Psychology Grinnell College, Northwestern, Alpha Xi Delta. RUTH PEISIVIAN Chicago, Illinois Sociology Alpha Delta Pi, Secretary, W,A.A., Stentor, Forester, Art Editor, Freshman Dance Com- mittee, lusitala, Sociology Club. WILLIS PUNNE Winnebago, Illinois Economics WILLIAM SANDCN Santa Ana, California Business Administration Santa Ana junior College, Kappa Sigma, Treasurer, President, johns-Manville, W.S.S.F. EDWARD SAWYEP Park Ridge, Illinois Economics Digcmma Alpha Upsilon, Golf, Letterman's Club, Stentor, Sophomore Class, President LOIS SCHLEEVOGT Ottawa,lllrnols Psychology Gamma Phu Beta, Treasurer, Stentor, Forester Weekend, W,A.A., Secretary, Ped Cross, Chapel Commuttee. GEQPGE SCHMAUSS Poclclord, lllrnols Psychology Kemper Milatary, Alpha Sigma Kappa mural Football, Baseball. WlLBl,lR SCI-lRf-XM Chlcago,lll1nors BusanessAdminustratnon Alpha Slgma Kappa, Treasurer, Parents Day Committee, Intramural Sports, Food Commrttee. ESTHER SCll.LlAlNl Zvon,lll1nons English Independent Women's Club. CAROL SEARS Sycamore, lllrnons English Alpha Xu Delta, Vnce-Presndent, Secretary, Stentor, WSGA., W.A.A., Parents Day Committee. lOl-lN SMART W1nnetka,lllinols Economncs Unrversuty ol Mrchugan, Independent Club. l.lLA SPANNENBEPG Chncago, lllanors Spannsh Chl Omega, Pu Alpha Chu, Presldent, Ph. Srgfna lota, Vuce President, Student Center, Charrman, Trio, Madrngal Srngers, Glee Club, Chorus, lnternatlonal Relatnons Club, Presldent, W.A.A., Stentor, Pan l-lellenlc Councul, junior Class, Treasurer, Wl-lQ'S WHO. ' SUE SPITZ Glencoe,llluno1s Art Independent Women's Club. CAROLYN SPIWAK Ottumvva, Iowa Psychology Independent Womens Club, W.A.A , Stentor, Forester, International Relations Club, Secre- tary, Homecoming Committee, W.S,S,F. BARBARA STAKEL Ishpeming,Michrgan Psychology Gamma Phi Beta, Corresponding Secretary, Stentor, Red Cross, Forester, Faculty Editor, Education Club, CARL STEIN Evanston, Illinois Economics Kappa Sigma. FRANK STURTEVANT, IR, Evanston, Illinois Chemistry and Biology Alpha Sigma Kappa, Pledgemaster, Social Chairman, Beta Beta Beta, Stentor, Forester, Forester Dance Committee, International Rela- tions Club, W,S.S.F., Education Club, Forester Club, Dramatics. ALAN TAYLOR Kenosha, Wisconsin Business Administration Drgamrria Alpha Upsrlon. JEAN THOMAS Waukegan, Illinois English Independent Women's Club, Pi Alpha Chi, Education Club, President, Stentor, Forester, Choir, SCA., Vocational Guidance Committee, LEONARD TYRRELL Toronto, Ontario, Canada Economics University of Toronto, Kappa Sigma, Secretary, S.C.A., Economics Club, Johns-Manvrlle, Intramural Sports. WALLACE VANCE Winnetka, Illinois Business Administration Independent Men's Club. ,.,, ., -'Ya 45 '5lsf. .. .. Y-QW S I? -,f7 gl it si, -.-.-J ,mmf 1 'A 'Q '?' WILLIAM VAN KELIREN Park Ridge, Illinois Business Administration Cornell, Northwestern, Independent Men's Club, Forester, Photographer, Stentor, Pub- licity Stall, Photographer. I-IOWARD WADLEY I-lighland Parlc, Illinois Biology Independent Mens Club, Football, Baseball, I.ettermen's Club, Beta Beta Beta, KENNETI-I WARREN Kalamazoo, Michigan English Kalamazoo College, Kappa Sigma, President, S.C.A., Vice-President, Treasurer, Debate, W.S.S,F., Chapel Committee, Student Religion and life Committee, Chairman, Vocational Guidance Committee, Chairman, Senior Class, President. ROBERT B. WEBER Chicago, Illinois History Digamma Alpha Llpsilon, Baseball, Intramural Sports, Band, Mixed Chorus, Men's Ouartet, Pi Alpha Chi, Vocational Guidance Com- FHIUQG. ROBERT WIDEMAN Chicago, Illinois BusinessAdministration Alpha Sigma Kappa, President, Baseball, Letterman's Club, lnterlraternity Council, Intramural Board, CAROL WILSON Seattle, Washington English Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer, President, Fresh' man Dance Committee, Chorus, SCA., Vice- President, President, W,A.A., Board, Out- standing junior Woman Trophy in Athletics, Pan I-lellenic Council, W.S,G.A., Secretary, Red Cross, Garriclc, Business Manager, Re- ligion and Lile Week Committee, Chapel Committee, Forester, Student Lile Editor, Kappa Alpha, Vocational Guidance Committee, Wi-lO'S Wi-IO. WALTER WITT Chicago, Illinois Economics Digamma Alpha Upsilon, Stentor, Sports Editor, Lettermen's Club, Basketball, Publicity Stall. MARY EM YARNALL Chicago, Illinois Speech Gamma Phi Beta, President, Pan I-lellenic, President, Garriclc, Vice-President, W.A.A., W.S.G.A., Stentor, Forester Dance, Chairman, Parent's Day Committee, Education Club, WI-IOS WI-IO. PAUL YCRKSTON Auburn, Marne Economics Drew University Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti- tute, Phi Pi Epsilon, glohns-Monville, Ski Club. LEE YQTI-IERS Conton,Ohio Psychology Mount Union College, Independent Men's Club, Football, Lette-rmen's Club. LQLIISE YLIEN Vancouver, British Columbia, and Montreal, Quebec, Canada Biology Independent Womens Club, Beta Beta Beta, HANS ZWANG Chicago, Illinois Chemistry Independent Mens Club, Beta Beta Beta. I I . I I Wax llfiffefl RQY CRANDALL Evanston, Illinois Business Administration Kappa Sigma, junior Class, President. FRED M. DUNN Libertyville, Illinois Economics MALCOLM GYLLENBERG Lolce Forest, Illinois Mathematics Independent Men's Club, Phi Eta Sigma RAYMOND I-IAYES I-Iighland Park, Illinois Economics Independent Men's Club, WALTER I-IENDRICKS Zion, Illinois Chemistry Wof lqcfurerl CAROL HUTCHINS Glencoe, Illinois Sociology Northwestern University RICHARD IDLER Wilmette, Illinois Economics Independent Men's Club ROBERT LILIENFIELD Highland Park, Illinois Business Administration Independent Men's Club, Tennis. EVERETT McLEAN Elgin, Illinois Biology Kappa Sigma, Basketball, Emery Free Throw Trophy, Letterman's Club, Forester, Circulation Mgr., Beta Beta Beta, Homecoming Committee, Intramural Sports, basket- ball, baseball, Football, S.C.A, CHARLES MOLEY Highwood, Illinois Pre-Dental WILLIAM MONTAGUE Evanston, Illinois Business Administration OSCAR OLSON Winnetlca, Illinois Business Administration Virginia Polytechnic Institute. 32 IOHN SPARROW Lalce Bluff, Illinois Spanish PRISCILLA SULTLE Highland Parlc, Illinois Psychology JEAN WALKER Kenilworth, Illinois English Gamma Phi Beta ROBERT WETTS Green Bay, Wisconsin Economics Digamma Alpha Upsilon GEORGE YOUNG Glencoe, Illinois Physics IndependentMen's Club DORIS ANN WEYL Dearborn, Michigan History University of Michigan, Alpha Xi Delta Glee Club Forester, Stentor, Forester Dance Committee Inter 'national Relations Club, Education Club Sociology Club un fold CLASS CDFFICERS Row1: Row Q: john Casey, Treasurer Walter Whitman, Vu-:e-President Marion Sunderlage, Secretary Wayne Wahler, president Row 1: Kuligavvslci, B, Scillian, Knott, Spengler, M, Tess, McCarthy, Kesses, Natlan. Row Q: james, Laclae, Kirkwood, B. Larson, Osborne, Ray. Row 3: Obenauf, Buller, Evers, Salzman, Kanatani. Row 41Sl4rinar, F. Glynn, W. Carlson, Baracani, Pounian. Roy, 'lhal and Don talcing advantage ol the '4Bencl'1 for juniors only . 14 ..c Qtlv Marion and Ann help Bill with the chimes. 111 Future Plan Beta Kappas ar work. Marge, Par and Helen havrna callee shop col-.elalls Row 1: Mostrom, C. Erickson, Walder, Weyl, K. Swanson. Row 2. R. Hughes, Vrrt, W., McAlIrster, Lanum, Louclcs, Brunner. Row 3: Hunyard, R. Meyer, Montague, Steele, Herrmann, F. Drrnkvvarer. Row 41Scl'1rrlc,J. McAll1Ster,J. Campbell, Strong, Ask the mon who owns one. Le-op yeor hos its odvantages Row 1: Moron, Alexander, Morten, E, Roessler, B. Muller. Row 2: J, Larson, Lowe-H, Arora, Greenhow, Hunt, Rundqurst, I t 1 ,iii-K Q N J' t . 4- if ,Hyun A, - Q ggi., . . -:rg A . -N-9, 4 , -' s- , . - , ' ' , - ' 1 K vw-' ' .' I '-- ' 3 . E , . . .I , .K . , ,. N, ., , , ' -, 1 - 1' --x.','-sf.w-.' f. A . - , -, Row 11 Bendler, jenmngs, Carduo, l-lenneman, M Glenny, Yopp, Montgomery, O'Dell, l-larrls, Row 2: Gennaro, Cousins, Parvgunu, Dalwms, Abernathy, McEwen, Bumnger. Row 3: Klerna, G. Nelson, C. Vance, N, Hahn, Kolwlsaat. Row 41Eude, Mllwolrc, vm 4 'A . Q i . 5 0 4 5 Y Q a 1 g , l S , 3. i.. Klnneman, Plulapsborn and Youngs onthe steps of knowledge Alby, Marlon and Lynn start the Loss laundry brigade Row 1: Sunderlage, Ratt, Wallach, Lawton, Scandroli, Monahan, Kerber, L. Smith, Bowman. Row '21 W Parker, Wahler, Kostyk, Vinilf, Szatkowsla, O. Fladeland, P. Bishop, Whitman, Row 3. Shoemaker, McCabe, I4 Rasmussen, gl. Casey, Beglen, Lumpp, Piche, Glaser, Q'l?ourlce. . .nsiff nw Qs .B r , kj Q. ' S iff: X' ,L Shirley and Foo look pretty sharp but we bet they Marion and Gale must be taking a break from some didnt get much grass cut. library studying time. JR 301160111 0l'l'.5 CLASS QFFICERS Row 1: Row Q: pete Meyer, President Elizabeth Van Antwerp, Treasurer Annette Raymond, Secretary Austin Hansen, Vice preslaent 39 rf Q X V :X 1 , , .,. r M , A Nu-s.x.x.Q,,.,. , le A J Brrclge, lcnlttung and rcnllfnng all nn 0 day sn the Chu O onnex. Row 1: B. l-lohn, Pondoll, Boyle, j. Johnston, Cochran, Gunnerson, Row 2: Cable, j. Brousch, NlcForlond, Kerrnhord, Stroker, BoruFli. Row 31 Pondby, A. Schultz, l-lonsen, Lrnville, Swanson. Row1: Stiles, Gallup, VanAntwerp, Cliff, Niemn, Tragos. Row 2: Niclcoley, l Alleman, Lenzini, Lynn, Donald, Wagner. Row 3: O'Meara, Kaslan, Walsh, Crassweller, Baer. I A letter a clay might help keep the blues away. Posin Row 11 I2, McCabe, L, Westland, Gosling, Kraft, B, Peterson, Row Qi Sullivan, Creagh, Paslc, Appleby, l-loague, W. Krueger. Row 31 Mlansen, R. Erackson, Breleld, Leuenberger, Tre-rnan, l Potts, Watch out,j1m,you're behundthe erghlball. Bill, Marilyn, Bobbie and Bill welcome you to the Coffee Shop. -ll g 'a exif' vt ,4i5Wy,, are ,.,,- ,- , 1-wf ,...a Never underestumate the power of a woman, Blum. Mntch and Pete glve that Pepsodent touch. Row 1: Le Marr, N. Rossler, Truman, Hook, B. Smith, Beatty, Qusley. Row 2: Ernsting, Vanyek, Klinetob, Edwards, Lahme, Jenstrom, Bugay. Row 31C Bulger, Minion, Brailsford, McDaniel, S. Muller, Luce, W, Casey. 'T 'wum-4, Who hos ci niclcle7 Three sophomores present the old ond the new look or LFC 44 Row 1: Corsgreen, Stevens, Thurston, Morrison, l-libbert, l-lorvvorh, Miltenloerger, Pehllce. Row 2: Schrier, P. Meyer, Zjovvinslci, Pidcoe, Monosse, Woodoll, R. Swanson, Vaughn, Row 3: Boumboch, Oltendorf, l-logopion, l-loroburd, lcozo, l-linesley, Eisenberg, Finnell. Row 4: P, Sigel, A. Dovis, Breytsprocilc, Uhl, Coots, lrvin, Schvvuchow. , f Y f N 3 . H X V, . ,fm WSE mv 'x 1'Y 1011 Row1:lngram, Negro, Kollan, Klnt, Keine, Parnell. Row 2: Toney, Szeclw, Fletcher, MacArthur, Kjellstrom. Row 3: j. P. Oleary, Volpe, McCann, l-larneuster, B. Davis, johns. KW OH for a mid-winter slcating wlurl. L FUJA IH Qll CLASS CDFFICERS Wnlluom johnston, President Mary june Sweeney, Secretory Theodore Broeclcer, Vice president s, 'SJ' The lwoppy smnles must rneon the end of term popers. Lulyon ond Rosemary totnn' lumber ii. Row 1: Brush, Nehous, S. Westlund, Gottschollc, Shomo, Morris, HoHmon, Detwnler. Row 21 Llndenmonn, Oswald, M. J. Horner, P. Lone, Burton, DuFroune, C, Newton, Duncon, E P. Bushop Row 31 Neove, Nehmer, Brizzoloro, Broecker, Magnuson, Bleon . 15' -sq. Three- freshman gurls tolce out tame between classes to Freshman class members. Pow 'lx Hess, Wersboclw, Hall smule for the camera. F. Yornoll, M. Wilson. Pow Q: Sclwummelpfe-ng, lVlurcl'1le,Vin1e, Row 1: Sclwvenneclcer, Mayo, Butter, D. Swanson, S. Day, Corutlwers, Densmore, Row Q: Drust, Belles, Te-nny, Kostner, Silverman, Mcfilwre, ,lose-lson, Caesar, l-lorrungton. 48 F151 Row 1: D. johnson, Craig, Thede, Ehard, Allerton, Rush. Row 2: Momll, Goodwin, Baruclcman, lVlcElvvasn, Kllsberg, C. Lutchheld, Kuhar, Starr, Gunther. Row 31 l-lallstron, Blang, I. Smnth, Perznglan, A Ward, Austin, joyce Runge, Thompson, Chodvvuclf Carolyn Qnves a me-an Alobama hook to Lynn. The-aNelle and joan tackle the freshman social science repOrtS -W l r .x .Q x Mah 115, . LM 1 20 YW ,, ,, fu-L-1- as - - ,f-7 f.. I 40 Lit OX .. - 165 N F3552 Row 1: Barth, F, Parker, Nybs-rg, Koufl'1old,,j. Stewart, Tomlinson. Row Q1 Edmonds, Ailport, Korducgk, Chen, Danford, Prusho, B Becker, Mlanke-rs, joan Runge. Row 3 Crohn, Grnwenka, Smrtha, Cackovuc, A. Larson, Glaman, Spae-th. DU A musical nnterlude, Must be an Important program Zelce's putting on, M1495 .affnn An after-Commons chat between three men. The all Important sign-out tame at Lars Hall i ww'-W 5 ' W ' 'M Ymf 'W 'mH r 5 1 M , HMM? -I 0 wil 1? u ,Wg Row 1: Lopachin, Eagle, Chesnutt, Babb, L. Newton, W, Franzen, Hart, C. Swanson, f Y Row Q: P, Smith Payson, McCrary, Prange, Gulledge, Weiblen, Beck, Johannesen, Borgeson, Madson. Row 3: Whyte, knax, Stamberg, Banks, j. M. Cleary, Dunbar, L. Anderson, Atterberry 51 If i 1 nl 'K' -Q P- fi -, 'ff .M A sw 'ze A .Q . i- N ,L ff E a ff- 5 ,. 1.5 Q fe Ea U ' 4 ' '!-ffm, Lv, , , . .. Q y. .an 5 1 X Xu 1 y Row 11 Szcyglelskn, Cook, A Fnscher, Kotzler, Dillon, Row 2: Wesnress, Bailey, B Glenny, I-loesly, Cummings, Coffeen, Roesch, Goode. Row 31 Sorenson, Scondre-tt, Hafner, Be-nger, Aurond, Sonnenburg, Dovvdoll, Hubbard, Dobbe 42 How obout cz loon, Chuck? Between class untermlsslon. W 1 A 1 Q. vis? rganizafiond rganizafionzi XTRA-CURRICULAR organizational activity plays an important part in the life oi many Lalce Forest students. These organizations are di- versified in character and scope, ranging from the academic special studies groups to the social sororities and fraternities, but from among them each student may be certain of Finding one or more which suits his particular interests and talents. Most highly regarded among the organiza- tions on the campus are the honoraries. Member- ship in Kappa Alpha lor Women and lron Key lor men carries high prestige, election to them being determined by a high level ol scholarship and leadership. Sigma Eta is an honorary scholastic fraternity, equivalent to phi Beta Kappa, and For Freshmen men and women there are Phi Sigma Eta and Alpha Lambda Delta, both based on scholastic achievement, Election to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities is another attainment. Seniors are selected for this honor on a basis ot leadership, scholarship and character. Beta Beta Beta, Phi Sigma lota and Pi Alpha Chi aclcnovvledge those who have met certain requirements and done superior vvorlc in biology, loreign lan- guages and music respectively. 54 The two most povvertul governmental organ- izations on campus are the Student Council and Women's Sell-Governing Associationflhe former is the governing board For all enrolled students, while the W,S.G.A, is a separate governing body lor resident Women. The student publications provide experience for students interested in journalism and in vvriting. Handicapped during the war years, the Stentor, student nevvspdper, Tusitala, the literary magazine, and the Forester have made a comebaclc. They have received much faculty as well as student support. Students interested in dramatics or stagevvorlc may qualify for the Garriclc Club. The Student Christian Association and the international Relations Club are representative ol groups providing lor discussion of current issues. The Greeks and Independents add much to the social lile of the campus. Their friendly competition engenders a motivating force to many college events, The Greeks are governed by the pan-Hellenic Council for the sororities and the lntertraternity Council for the ira- ternities. ff . .f an e vnu' OHIICI Q8 Os, ' N 1, ' , ,-.4' mf Mg. , ET' in m Q7 af ,V T3 Row1: B. Smrth, Dorsey, M. Yornoll Cpresrde-ntl, Sponnenberg. Row 21M Glenny, Knott, L. Smith, Scondrolr. .911 f0I Z'6if0I'l1ifg 601111 Cl Row 1: Carlin, King, CPresidentD Warren. Row 2: O'Moy, Bussone, Strong, Linnell, Lrtchfneld. .ff w ,-5 A 'ffl , -K --fi-Zi kr-Y .,.., C4 4 X V, w.x s .5 .4 K. .529 -v 2441661 I i . , , - X W 1, l ll ' 8 X ff' .'-visa-5 la..a-'za ,J at--P-'N--Q xg: , 'A - . Y A Row 1: james, Weiblen, Harvey, Chadwick, Linn, Kesses, Dutton, Baumbach. Row 2: Nlanthey, Prange, Gunther, Ousley, Barton, P. Lane, Bischoff, Kissel, Danlord, Sweeney Row 2: Brush, Mccrary, Miltenberger, Pehllce, L. Day, L, Nelson, Hennessy, Flood, Peisman Henneman Harris 1 1 - Row 4: Kreager, Campbell, Swanson, Caruthers, joan Runge, joyce l?unge,Caesar,K1ellstrom, Holmes, B, Smith, Mont- gomery, S. Nelson, Griwenlca. LPHA DELTA Pl, founded at Wesleyan during the second semester , , A WSGA otlicers college, Macon, Georgia, in l85l, was included Lois Lenters Nelson, president, Lucille chartered at Lake Forest in 1936 . , , Sorority Bischotl, vice-president, and general chairman and pledge scholarship cups were both won ol the annual turnabout . , , Bish was co-chair- this year by Alpha Delta pi . . .Margaret Gary man ol the Food Committee . . Cheerleader Flood was editor-in-chiel ol the 'l948 FORESTER Betty Rollman Manthey served as vice-president , . . Qther editorships were held by Lucille ol WAA , . . pledge Mary june Sweeny was Bischotl, photography editor, and Ruth Reisman, elected secretary ol the Freshman class L A Kay art editor . . . Gary also served as sorority Swanson held a similar position in Phi Sigma treasurer, senior class secretary, and on the lota . . ,Colleges Who's Who included A D.l3i's WSGA dance committee . . . president Betty Gary Flood, Betty Hennessy, and Lois Lenters Hennessy was elected 'IQ47 Homecoming Nelson . . , Qther ohlicers lor the year were aueen , i . Betty was also president ol Pi Alpha secretary Ruth Peisman, corresponding secretary Chi, and a member of the college voice trio , , . Loisgene Day, and rushing chairman Peggy lhalia Kesses was named most typical girl by Knuth . i i Highlights ol the year lor all the girls Lalce Forest students at the annual FORESTEP were the pledge dance at the Stevens and the dance 4 . . lhal was president ol the Art Club dinner at the Chateau. -- , . Q W s -, I , ef- . i ? I 1 J.. Niki Mi., ,xc gzsna aff: ga. : z , -1, Q5 Q F W ' wi T 6 ' gl f . D - ' Q B . 4 u A ' i i r A ' ' i 3- : -1 t' 'F , .- . :N if... - ' U h w ,- , T-7 g' Q 9 l' MQ K 'w 9 , 'In : w- fr .. cs ' - -711 .. ' ' 5 t U m 43 , ,IU Q , . an ., w - 1 V X ., i VM K - A , . .... i , 4 . vw- --wa Juana - ' . 1' -- ' : , -up ..'- , . 1 smug . :su Row1:l?oescl1, Oswald, B. Glenny, S. Westlund, S, Day, Jeannine Hamer, Becker, Madson, Harrington. Row 21 Weyl, Grose, Wilder, Morrison, M. Glenny, L Westland, Mador, N. Wilson, Knott, Ream. Row 3: Cunningham, Sears, Spengler, Stamberg, Morrill, lo l-lamer, Marlin, l-l. Mueller, Andres, Moore, Elf? ZETA clwapter ol Alplia Xi Delta was tlie First national sorority at Lake Forest college . . i Alplia Xi was lounded at Lombard college in 7893, and was clwartered liere in 1939 . . , Otticers tor tliis year were: Marion Glenny, president, jo l-lamer, vice-president, pliyl Spengler, treasurer, Rutli Wilder, recording secretary, Marion Marlin, corresponding sec- retary, Joyce Morrison, lwistoriari, and pledge trainer, l-larriet Grose . . , Marion was a member ol VVSGA, WAA and Pan-l lellenic . , , slo served as president ol WSGA, and was active in WAA . i , l3liyl was a member ol tl'1e T947 Parents day committee . . , Qutlw was president ol LFC Red Cross cliapter, vice-president ol Bets Beta Beta, treasurer ol WAA, and on tlwe iunior prom decoration committee i . , Joyce was a member of Alplna Lombda Delta, and tlwe lLlSllALA and STENTOR statls . , . l-larriet and Marion were WAA members . i l-larriet lieaded tlie Alpha Xi committee for tlie Alplia Xi-Alplia Sig weekend . . . Pat l-loward wos secretary ol lri Beta i , . Fresliman dance com- mittee members included Betty Becker ond judy Madson , , Gale Knott and Marion Glenny also served on tlie Dan Hellenic council , . . Gale was on tlwe WSGA dance Committee, and Marion was tlwe i947 l-lomecoming queen candidate . . . ,loan Qswald was STENTOR typing manager , , Nancy Wilson and Neenati Stamberg were members ol Garrick players , . Qn February i5 all tlwe girls assisted in tlie organization ol tl'ie Motlwers Club so 3 5 N s i IO CA 1' Om eg a Q 1396 g in 5' C7 fi ' I 2' ,Q 'Nxt ,M -'aft Q ' .awqgg W Row1: Hoesly, Hall, Shomo, Reinier, Mount, Lawton, Keane, Edmonds. Row 2: Blean, Goodwin, Marcal, Durand, Densmore, Cass, Scandroli, G Hughes, Stiles Row 3: Rossler, Thurston, Beatty, Van Antwerp, jennings, G Wilson, Kastler, Pearce, Huggett, Beidler, Mitchell. Row 4: Yopp, L. Anderson, Bjorklund, Raymond, G Litchfield, Gosling, MacArthur, Dunbar, Spannenberg, Fletcher, Grimm, Gallup, Laubscher, jensen, Spanggard. Hl OMEGA celebrated its tenth anni- versary at Lake Forest College this spring ...Chi QmegawasfoundedattheklniversityolArkansas in 1895, and the Lake Forest chapter was chartered in 1938 . . . lhe year's activities began with winning the sorority lloat competition at Homecoming . . . Sue Kastler as STENTOR editorrin-chiel had Laura Hlfansasl' jennings, leature editor, Lynn Beidler, campus editor, and Helen Mount, copy editor as co-workers , . . Hlfansasn was also copy editor ol the FQRESTER, and a member ol TLASITALA statl . . . Garrick players lor the year were Ginny Gosling in Mlhe Male Animal , and Carolyn Scandroli in 'State ol the Llnion' '... Annette A'lNlicky Raymond won the Vfomens State Qratory Contest. . . Nicky was secretary olthe sophomore Class and Betty Hlwerpn Van Antwerp was treasurer . . , president Carol Wilson presided as head ol SCA, secretary ol Kappa Alpha, and a member ol VVAA board . . . Sue Kastler, vice-president, served as secretary ol Student Council . . . Linda Anderson was initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta, and Doris Beatty was vice-president ol that organization . . . Girls intramural sports cups in volleyball. basketball and bowling were won by Chi Qmega . Rushing Chairman Lilo Spannenberg was presi- dent ol Student Center, and vice-president ol Rhi Sigma lota . . . Lynn Beidler was vice- president ol WAA, and Lyn Hughes served as secretary of the Art Club . Senior class treasurer was ,leanne Rearce , . Sue lfastler, Lila Spannenberg, and Carol VX-lilson were member ol Vllhols VVho. 'Nl C-,I K ' x' ' L, -'A L , ,,,, . WF T5 14. xM,,s 3 6 amma MIM , vt, A A I . ti ii r , A Row 1: Bariclcman, McElwain, Cummings, Kordiclc, Cotleen, Hoffman, Kolian, Kint, Hahn, McCihie. Row 2: Wallace, Franzen, McNabb, Bishop, Stakel, M. Yarnall, Schleevogt, Dorsey, Bowman, L. Smith, Hibbert. Row 31 Mostrom, Stevens, Grogan, Piclcett, lrvin, johnston, Holland, Corsgreen, F. Yarnall, Palmer, Randall, Cochran, B. Mueller, Boyle, Gunnerson. AMMA l3Hl BETA, louncled at Syracuse university in 1874, was Lake Forests second national sorority . . . It was chartered here in 1934 , , . Gamma Phi ollicers were leaders in the year's activities . i , President Mary Em Yarnall was chairman ol the FQRESTER dance committee, vice-president ol Garriclc, president ol pan Hellenic, active in WAA, VVVSGA, the Education club, and was a member ol Who's Who . . . pat Dorsey, vice-president, was editor ol lusitala, secretary-treasurer ol pan-Hellenic, and a member ol WAA and the New Student Day Committee , . . Barbara Stal4el, secretary, was chairman ol the Gamma Phi-Digam weelc- end, a member ol the Education Club, and on the stalls ol the STENTOR and FORESTER . , . Treasurer Lois Schleevogt was secretary ol WAA, Chapel Committee, and the Gamma Phi candidate lor Typical Girl . . . Marjorie Qtt had the lead in .Dear Ruth , Garriclcs new student production . , , Marilyn Kordiclt was in the 'Dear Ruth cast. , . Sally Kint had the womans lead in Ugtate ol the Union' '... Sally was chairman ol the annual Red Cross drive at LFC . . , Emalou Bishop, Homecoming aueen candi- date, was secretary ol Garriclt and president ol WAA . . . vlunior class secretary was Marion Sunderlage . . A Dolores Kolian was chairman ol the homecoming Float committee . i . Rushing chairman Lee Smith was a member ol WSSF, SCA, pan-Hellenic, Art Club, and the com- mittee for Religious Emphasis weelc. I 04 lf, ,QR IJGIJCII IJQIII Hfl ell x 'T it I si: Sz , li 1 - is , ky 'U . ' x -. 'fgsggg - f sf, M A ., wg sis, v s 'ch L if . f 2.7 . L. Row 1: Benislw, Morris, Banks, O'Leary, Du Fraine, liss. Row Q1Jankers, Kirkwood, D. Brausch, Tess, Kleinman, l-look, Parnell, Kuligowski. Row 3: Weinress, Alexander, Loslwkaiian, Weisbach, Bishop, Cliff, Glaman, Biang, Morten, Duncan, Monahan, Row 4: l-lorwath, Prusha, Murclwie, Beck, Kilsberg. NDEPENDENT Women's Club elected Avis Klineman, ol Cliicago, as tlieir president lor tlie lirst semester ol tlwe 1947-48 sclwool year , . , Assisting lwer were Betty l-look, vice-president, Rutlw Swanson, secretary, and Dorcas Brauscb, treasurer . , , Firstsemester activities included co- sponsoring witlw tl'ie lfVlC's on the AAWinter Wbirl dance and tlwe second annual 'Dream Date raffle . . . Slwirley Parnall, a member ol tlwe Art club, was cliairman lor tbe Homecoming Float, Bowl 'Em Qver' '... New initiates into Pi Alplia Clii, lionorary music fraternity, were Lorene LaBelle and Slwirley DuFraine. . .Arlene Clitl, Eleanor Dilts, Anita Clwen, and Lorene LaBelle were initiates ol Alplia Lambda Delta, lwonorary scliolastic organization lor freslwman women . . . Queen candidates included Sue Spitz lor Typical Girl, Lydia Bitter lor lresliman Queen and Elaine Smitlna lor lwomecoming queen . . . jean llwomas was elected president of tlwe newly organized Education Club . . , jean was also a member ol Pi Alplwa Cb: and appeared in several Garrick plays . . , Marion Kirkwood served as vice-president ol tlie Education club . , . Second semester officers were beaded by Betty Hook . . . lwer slate ol assistants were: LaVergne l-lorwatlw, vice- president, Rutlw Swanson, secretary, and Dorcas Brauscli, treasurer. . . Marion Morris served as Student Center representative lor tlwe year . , , Tri Beta members included Dorcas Brausclw, Lorene Laldelle and Marion Kirkwood , . , Dot lruman captained tlwe 1948 intramural baseball team . . . Several teas were given by IWC members lor new students at Lake Forest tlwrouglwout tbe year, iii s J i I H wr v, +-. :J hi. on - '1 an-' - fis- Q19 Q... f-J '03 , Mm .x44JAa ,Sigma Kappa Row 11 Kasian, Leuenberger, Coats, Mann, Tully, Nehmer, johnson, Qossler, Cable, Lahrne, Lubera, 'lhecle Row Q: Brabant, Sturtevant, Wideman, Albrecht, Q'Mav, Strong, Schram, Levvandovvslti, Schmaus, Gutnik, Stade Row 3A Bugav, joslvn, Salzman, Pav, Lovvell, Vinie, Ernsting, Price, Campbell, Borg, McEwen, jungles, Vanvelr, Pidcoe, Madden, OUNDED in 'l9Q7, Alpha Sigma Kappa is the youngest fraternity at l.al4e Forest , , Bob Q'lVlav led the slate ol Alpha Sig otlicers lor the lirst semester . , . Bob was also Student Council representative . , Franlr Strong served as vice president and as the second Alpha Sig representative to Student Council Sec- retary Eob Albrecht was a member ol the Student Center Committee, and also lraternitv pledgemaster . , , Qther First semester ollicers included George Svveenv, scribe, and Bob Salzman, historian ., The most valuable player trophy lor the l947 season was presented to George Gutnil4 , , Tom Ugleepyll Nlclfvven served on the interlraternitv council lor the First semester, as did Franlc Strong . , A lex jones vvos elected president ol International Rela- tions club . , , Charles Mann was initiated into Sigma pi Sigma, honorary physics lraternltv . Chapel committee included Don Bugav Franlc Strong vvos elected second semester lraternitv president . rl-le again served on the lnterlraternitv Council, and was on the junior prom committee . , Vice-president David Coats was a member ol the Gorriclq plavers and appeared in several ol the current seasons productions lreasurer Wilbur Schram was a member ol the Economics Club, parents Dov Committee, and Red Cross . led Levvandovvslfi Filled the othces ol secretary and ASK publicity chairman , , A led was tennis team manager, and a member ol the White Christmas Formal and Vocational Guidance committees A , , liranlt Sturtevant was pledgemaster lor the second semester. . , l-le was also a member ol lri Beta and lron Kev. O ng rf' 42 ff? lux K igllllllnll iljjifilll Row 1: Vitt, Allerton, Whitman, Stroeker, Dahms, Allen, Greenhow, Ziawinski, Row 21 Rasmussen, Bishop, Mawman, Szatkowski, Bussone, Cartwright, Klinetob, Keig, Nickoley, Parker. Row 3: McFarland, Mann, l-lesterman, l-leinze, Taylor, Art, Crassweller, Witt, Sawyer, Anderson, G., Kohler, jansen, Kick, Taylor, Al, l-lunt, Keen. Row 4: Genovese, Montague, O'l2ourke, Anderson, M., Meyer, McCabe, Piche, Geske, Weber, R, B., Nelson, P, A,, Lanum, Swanson, IGAMMA Al.l3l-lA k,ll5Sll.QlXl fraternity was granted a charter by the college in the spring ol l9C6 . , . Winning the lraternity Float competition at Homecoming began the year's activities . , , Pete Bussone was president ol Student Council and senior class vice-president . . , junior class ollicers included Wayne Wahler, president, Windy Whitman, vicee president, and john Casey, treasurer . . , Keith Nickoley was elected junior Prom King . , . STENTQR editorships were held by Bob Lanum, news editor, jim Crassweller, city editor, Ed Keen, sports editor . . . Dick lomlinson was STENTOR circulation manager . . . l.ettermen's Club ollicers included Ray Genovese, Mike powers, Allan Greenhow and Wayne Wahler . . . Mike was elected 1947 honorary football captain . , . Wayne served as secretary ol the Athletic Board ol Control . , , Allan was second semester lnterlraternity Council president . , , Bill parker and l-lerb Glaser held ollices in Phi Eta Sigma . . . Bill was vice-president ol the Nuclear club, and WSSF dance committee chair- man , . . Ed Keen and jim King held ollices in the Education Club and Economics Club respectively i .jim was lirst semester lnterlraternity Council president, president ol lron Key, and general chairman lor parents Day A . . pi Alpha Chi treasurer was Fred jansen . . . pete Bussone and jim King were members ol the V947-48 Col- leges Whols Who , , . lhe men's scholarship cup was presented to the Digams on honor's day . . First semester ollicers were: Pete Bussone, president, Vic Szatkowski, secretary, and jim King, treasurer. . .jim led the second semester roster with Vic as Secretary, and Rex Dahms as UQOSLJFGF, 4 I 4121 I .KGIJIUG igma Row 1: Stein, Litchfield, Tyrell, Wolf, Kirkland, l-lollis, Sandon, Warren, Larson, Linville, Row 2: Ploger, Ingram, Park, Weber, Davis, Watson, Schultz, A,, Schallen, l-lameister, Miller, B, Nelson. Row 3: l-lamilton, Schultz, M., Meyer, McDaniel, Casey, McCann, Bond, Johns, Weismantel, McLean, johnston,Bulger, Miller, S, Carlson, Glynn, Behlen. Row 4: Conzelmon, Lewis, Devanny, North, Dowdall, Williams, Broelcer, Buller, Moller, lrland, O'Leary, Crandall Al3l3A SlGlVlA was lcunded at the Llni- versity ol Virginia in 1869 . . , Alpha Chi chapter was chartered at Lalce Forest in 1896 and is the only national lraternity on campus , , i Ken Warren was First semester president i . . Ken also served as president ol the senior class, vice-president ol SCA, and chairman ol Vo- cational Guidance Committee . . . .lohn Kirlcland was vice-president and intramural representa- tive . . . Master ol ceremonies Tom Thayer was photographer lor the STENTQR, and FQRESTER . . . Len Tyrrell and Bill Sanclon held the oltices ol Secretary and treasurer respectively . . , Bill was elected second semester president . . . Assisting him were Fred lVlcCann, vice-president George Nelson, secretary, Robert Ploger, treasurer, and Adolph Baracani, master ol ceremonies . . , Adolph was president of Le-ttermen's Club, and on the Athletic Board ol Control . . . Class ollicers included Bill johnston lreshman class president, led Broeclrer, fresh- 1 man class treasurer, and Austin l-lansen as vice, president ol the sophomore class i . . Bob Behlen- most typical boy candidate, was Student Council representative, and school social chairman , , i Bill l-lollis served as Art Club president lor the First semester, and Chuclc Lewis was vice- president . . . slaclc Gennaro was advertising manager for the STENTQR , . . George Litch- lield was lirst semester interlraternity Council representative . , , Second semester lnter- lraternity Council president was George Kerri- hard . , . Jaclc Bulger served as treasurer ol Phi Eta Sigma, and Diclc Parlc was vice-president ol Pi Alpha Chi. Tl Y r I v W -w Ll 1 lJJl.f0II Row 11 Punion, Goebel, Wombolt, Cousins, Fischer, Crohn, Llhl, Swanson, Walsh, Row 2: Mr. Sharvy, Paragini, Bruno, McAllister, Linnell, Corlin, Marbach, Schrinar, Barker, Waits, Row 3: O'Mearo, Meyer, Katzler, Mark, Tracy, Tiernan, Beglen, Bergman, Alleman, l-lunyard, Row 4: Peterson, l-lodgen, Brausch, Hunter, McKenzie, Baer, Rundciuist, Yorkston. l'll PI lfpSll.OlXl, celebrating its 54th year at Lake Forest, is the oldest fraternity on campus . . . For the second consecutive year, menls intramural sports honors were won by the phipes . . . xlohn Katzler and Bob liernan cap- tained the winning touch football squad, and Bill McAllister headed the undefeated basket- ball team . , . The winning bowlers included Wally Marbach, AI Fischer, Bruce Llhl, jim Waits, and Bill l'lalstrum . . . Homecoming chairman phil Mark was president ol the Gar- rick players, member ol the athletic board, and was chosen lor the 1947-48 college'-5 Whois Who. . . Dick Bundquist did an excellent job as business manager of the FQBESTEB and as a member ol the Student Center Committee , . . pete Meyer was elected sophomore class president, and was in charge ol the First sopho- more sponsored dance at Lake Forest . , pete was olso sports editor lor the FQPESTEB , , Don Koch wos electrician lor this years Garrick productions . A A First semester ohlicers were: lom Linnell, president, Bill Carlin, vice-presi- dent, Vlfally xlohnson, treasurer, and Vtfally Marbach, secretary , , VVally johnson was a member of the Chapel and Vocational Guid- ance committees A . , lom was Student Council representative . t Bill Carlin headed the second semester slate of ohlicers . , , Vice-president joe Bruno was co-chairman of the Food Com- mittee , . . Qther otlicers were Don Baer, treasurer and Boy Cousins, secretary , , . Al Fisher, Earl l'lodgen, and Bill McAllister were representative on the athletic board, intramural board, and Student Council respectively, .1 ww- .9Ill!C'l70IIC!C'Ill l1 i Raw 1:Ceclerberg, Arata, Kaloustian, Schrilc, Kostylc, Sigel, Atterberry, l-laraburd, lragos. Row Q: Ward, Osborne, Rasmussen, Radcler, Randby, Sarlcissian, Carney. HE organization of independent men was one ol the most active groups on campus this year , . . Under the leadership ol Keith Ras- mussen and Bruce Radder lor the First and second semesters respectively they Furnished their own club room and led the way in many school lunc- tions A ,The llVlC-IWC annual weelcend again has its feature the Dream Datex' rallle , . . Members ol Keith's slate ol otlicers lor the First semester were: Chuclr Gregg, vice-president, Qzzie Kaloustian, secretary-treasurer, and Jerry Glynn, social chairman , . . Brucels co-ollicers were: jim Chesnutt, vice-president, Jim Lynn, secretary-treasurer, and Keith Rasmussen, social chairman . , . Ralph Osborne was Student Council representative for both semesters, and served as treasurer lor the council . . . l-le was elected president lor the T948-49 Student Council by members ol the student body A , , Ralph was winner ol the lllinois lVlen's State Qratory Contest, and placed second in the interstate oratory contest . , . Bruce Larson was voted lypical Boy by Lalce Forest students at the annual FQRESTER dance . , . Bruce and Ralph were co-chairmen lor College Day held May 'l 5 , . . jim Chesnuttand ,lim Lynn were new initiates ol Phi Eta Sigma, honorary scholastic fraternity lor freshman men . . , Keith Rasmussen, a member of Garriclc players, appeared in the T947-48 productions , . , Bob l-larrison also appeared in several Garrick plays . . . Qzzie and Chuck Gregg were members ol the SllfNf TCR staff, and Chuclr was on the TUSITALA statt. 1 x Q.- e ' 4 I Aol 'UUA . al A 1 I .- ', is X fi PETE BUSSONE Peter Bussone . . . lslwpeming, Michigan . , . President of tlie Student Council A , 4 First semester president ol Digomma Alplia Up- silon lraternity . . . lormer presi- dent of tlwe l.ettermen's Club . . . lnas earned letters in football, baslcetball, and baseball . . A lwonorary captain ol the baseball team . . , member ol Education Club. . , Navy veteran ol World Vtfar II . . . liistory major. A , P , W, ' 14 fnzzewfilg lX4argaret A, Flood , . Gurruee, lllmous , . editor ol the Forester . . . vice-presxdent of WAA , A Former vnce-preandermt jumar class Msemor class secretary A , A meme ber ol Kappa Alpha . . . Former President ol Alpha Lambda Delta .mstentcr writer . A . Vice-presv dent and treasurer ol Alpha Delta pi sorority , , . memheralVV.S,G.A. . . psychology mayor My A02 7M MAPGAPFT FLOOD WM ,. ,rv if A02 A0 BETTY HENNESSY ,,.? Eetty E l-lemnessy . . lujumga, Calilarma president ol Alplwa Delta Pr sorority . l947 Hame- commg Queen, ,musrc actmvutnes Include pl Alpha Chl, president 1947-48, ma and clwarus member al Alplwa Lambda Delta and Kappa Alplwa . , , member al Garrrclc players wmmer al lreslwmarw cup , . . speeclw major 7 l A05 31' Suzanne Kastler , . . Racine, Wis- consin r , . Editor-in-Chief ot Stentor . . , Student council secre- tary . . . vice-president ot Chi Omega sorority . . , member ol WAA, Garricl4 players, and-' Forester statt . . . member oi de- partment ol publicity Stott, chorus, and SCA . , , former news editor ofthe Stentor. . , chairman oi'l947 Chi Qmega weelqencl . . . English major. SUE KASTLER ppm Q' 10 .5 7 ff' 'Sl' JAMES KING A0 t,.aui'.a james Kung A . Green Bay, VVisconsun . , . Presldent of Iron Key . . member of Pnl Eta Sigma ,, former president lnterfraternrty Councrl . . A second semester presu- dent of Drgamma Alpha Upsulon , , , fraternity treasurer For two years , , . Student Councrl re- presentative , A served an the army durrng World War' II , . buslness admrnrstratron major. S Phillip R. Marie . . . Svvayzee, Indiana . . , President of Garriclc Club . . . secretary oi Phi Pi Epsilon Fraternity, and Athletic Board of Control . . . chairman ol the 7947 Homecoming Committee , . . won two letters For pitching on the jaybird baseball team . . .member oi Dads Day Committee . . . veteran ofWorld War II . . . busi- ness administration major. 'IXUAOZ WA P Yflflw 5 A., LOIS LENTERS NELSON 41 Lois Lenters Nelson A , A Chicago, lllrr1olS. . . l3resiCler1talVV,S,G.A ,. , preSlcler1talKappa Alpha ,, vvuhher al the jumar Emma Q. l-laas award lor scholarship . . vlce-president ol Alpha Delta pr sorority . , , member ol Beta Beta Beta ,.., member ol WAA and Forester stall member , bualogy major Jerome E. Powers . 4 . Green Bay, Wisconsin , . . most valuable player of 1946 football team A . . lionorary captain oi 1947 Football team . . , vice-president of Letter- menis Club . . , member oi Di- gamma Alpha Upsilon fraternity ...member oitl1el946 basketball team . . . left LFC in November to accept a position with tlwe federal government . . .veteran of World Vlfarll.. .biology major. 7 A0 5 Jtneorvit Powties ' ' V+ A03 Yflflw MW HLA SPANNENBEPG Lllcu R Spdnnenberg Clmcogo, llllnofs , . Presldent of Student Center Committee . , lormer president ol lnternotnonol Relo- tlons Club and Pu Alplno Cllr. . music octlvltres Included trro, mode rrgol singers, glee club, ond clworus , , ruslmng clwoarmon ol Cnr Qmego sororuty . former member ol Stentor Stoll and pon- lmlellenlc Council Sponrsln motor Carol L. Wilson . . , Seattle, Washington , , . president ol Student Christian Association . . . president ol Chi Qmega sorority immember ol Kappa Alpha, . ., received WAA award lor out- standing iuniorvvoman . , . member ol Garriclr players, Red Cross, Chapel Committee and Voca- tional Guidance Committee . . . member ol T947 Forester stall A . . English major, 7 A05 A0 519' 'rff'. 1 :'.ckf A .Iv i A... ff' MARY EM YARNELL ui:-sw .45f'4e Q 5' 'g,Y 40- I ,,. Xp na 3 it lVlary Emily Varnall . , . Chicago, lllinois , , . President ol Gamma Phi Beta sorority , . , president of Pan-l-lellemc lor l947-48 school year . , member of W.S.G.A., VVAA and Garriclc players , , , vice-president ol Garrick . member ol liclucation Club . , member ol Forester stall . Forester Dance chairman . speech major. .jgaplill xd 'S- C. Wilson, Flood, L. Nelson Cpresndentl, Hennessy. I'0Il J ey Mork, McEwen, Kung Cpresndentb, Gloser, Sturtevont. 44' ST I ,n Ai gya ,Sigma I A - - - - Row1 Larson Dr VNrllrornS,k1errord Parker, Bulger, Dre-thorn, Row Q Lenzrnr, Che-snutr gpresrde-nU, Doxxdoll, Herrmann Pe- Mrchele, Lvnn Arora, Mqforlond, Mng ,44,r,, off.,,,rrr., gm, 'CT .L mxrr..Nir Row1 Hennessv rjohn, Beam, Morrrson Flood Row? Anderson Lim' LQFQ-Ile Chen lrxrr'vkpI9Slder1t5 Not Prctured XX ,Q .f44JAa cg-M Row 1: Roessler, Franzen, Edwards, Potts, Eisenberg, Row 9: Barickman, Hall, Park, Hennessy Cpresldentl, Spannenberg, jansen, Palmer, Wulson. Row 3: Shomo, Bnshop, Du Frame, James, Hamer, Enclcson, Parts, Weber. Row 4: Mrs, Dahlbra, Aurand, Koch, Dunbar, Stewart, Stanberg, Glttler. igma i igma ...., Q Q Row 1: Le Forge, Mann, Litchfield, Vance, Yare, Dlebler Cpresldentl. Row 2: Jensen, Pierce, Buller. ,OAI .gizrinza .gotta uiavlnxtlvi-.Ev-S,. . - - Sponnenberg, Mass Thomas CPresudent3, IQ. B, Wnlluoms, Mass Ashton, Bowman Mia Mia Era V7? ' r 1-1 , Row 1A Combs fpresldentj, Knrlfvvood, Howard, Dr. Lunn, Mueller, Sturtevont Row Q- Aroto, McLe-on, Wnlder, Lineberg, Peskotor, Zwong. 'IU 5 fi? .gzcclenf Counci 'Q Row 1: Kastler, Tess, Bussone Cpresidentl, A. Franzen, lvl. Glenny. Row 2: Lanum, Linnell, Behlen, O'Nlay. l-llS yearis Student Council has had a very successful year under the leadership ol pete Bussone. The council appointed a committee to rewrite the Student Government Association Constitution, and the new constitution was adopted by the student body. The new document provides For the election ol the council president by the student body, lor the attendance ol a Faculty member at council meetings, and for campus organizations where- ever possible to be represented on the council by their presidents. Each year the council appoints the heads ol such committees as Parents' Day, Homecoming, Vocational Guidance, and Food committees. 'lhe council also recommends to the laculty a number ol students lor inclusion in 'iWho's Who in American Colleges and Universities . The White Christmas Formal at the Stevens l-lotel in Chicago on December 13 was sponsored by the council. Among this yearis special projects were better lood in Commons, liberalizing the cut system, Athletics l-lonorsi Day, and student representation on the curriculum committee. A tile has also been started lor reports ol various committee chairmen. These will be used in guiding future committee heads. Qther oiiicers ol the council, in addition to Pete Bussone, were Ralph Osborne, vice- president and treasurer, and Sue Kastler, secretary. Q1 mg. l-lE resident women ol the college malqe up the membership ol the Wlomenxs Sell-Governing Association. Their Executive Council decides on all issues concerning the rights ol resident women and all problems which need solving to lteep Womens lile on campus running smoothly Campuses lor minutes or other reasons are handled through the VVS 6.14. and any girl may appeal her case before the council Lois Lenters Nelson served as president lor the First semester and when she graduated in February vvas succeeded by loanne Hamer, vvho had been vice-president Lucille Bischoll became the nevv vice-president. Carol Wilson held the ollice ol secretary and Lucy Fletcher that ol treasurer The house presidents elected by each dorm- itory, the student counselors appointed by the Dean ol Vlfomen, and a representative lor every lilteen resident women malce up the W.S.G.A. Council. The house presidents lor this year were Marion Sunderlage, Lois l-lall, Jo l'lamer, Alice Burhans Lodge, Virginia l-lolmes, Bradley Lodge, Margaret lfnuth, North l-lall, l-larriet Grose, Patterson. Dean Kathryn Klinl4 is the Faculty adviser at the vveelcly lhursday night meetings. The social activities ol W.S.G.A. included dorm parties, a Christmas party with Santa Claus and gilts lor the Ridge Farm children, and the vvonderlul turnabout dance, the Shamrock Serenade in lVlarch. The Women's Sell-Governing Association has a delinite purpose and objective as stated in its constitution. It is Hto foster maturity and a cooperative spirit among the resident women ol Lalce Forest College through sell-governmentn. V Row 1: M. Yarnoll, Nlador, lrvin. ir Row 21 Bischoff, Fletcher, L. Nelson, C. Wilson, Holmes. Row 3: Sunderlage, Thurston, Grose, Knuth, Manthey, Dilts. V 2 ,Siwlmf Clary . ! A Row 1: Morlin, Beidler, Miss Osborne, Sponnenberg CChoirmonD, Albrecht. Row Q: johnston, Pundquist, Genevese, Tess. UCI-l ol l.olce l:orest's sociol lile is Hcentered' in the Coffee Shop ond recreotion room ol the Student Center in College l'loll, Student Center octivities ore under the jurisdic- tion ol the Student Center Committee, which sponsored the hoyroclt porty in the toll, the Leop Yeor Leop, the Vllednesdoy night donces, on exhibition by Chorles Peterson, chompion billiord ployer, o bridge tournoment ond the Student Center quizzes, A speciol quiz contest was held between the winning llVlC teom Chlerrord, Kolousticin, l.enzini ond Zwongb ond o loculty teom composed ol prolessors Ashton, pese, Reichert ond Yount. Judy l-loryey ond Corolyn Spiwolr Won the bridge tournoment prize of 395. lhis yeor's Student Center Committee vvos heoded by Lilo Sponnenberg, with Lynn Beidler os secretory ond Bob Behlen os treosurer, Qrgonizotions representatives were Bob Al, brecht, Alpho Sig, pete Keig, Digom, lVlil4e Vinilc, lndependent Men, Dick Rundouist, Phi Pi E., lholio liesses, A D Pi, Doris Weyl, Alpho Xi, Joy johnston, Gommo Phi, lVlorion Morris, lVl.lC Bobe less, lWC, Gordon Lone, llVlC, ond Roy Genovese, Digom, were olso on the Student Center Committee lirst semester. Miss lrene Qsborne Wos the loculty odviser, Q8 oreafer- Flood, Pundqursr, jennings, Buschorf MARGARET FLQOD Editor Row 1: Coss, Whitman, Stolcel. Row 2: Rundqulst, jennmgs, Flood, Reismcm, Bnschoff, P, Meyer. Row 3: L. Doy, Irvin, D. Brousch, Howard, C. Hughes. Senior iii: IV' SUE KASTLEP Editor K, Be-Idler, Lonum, Crossvveller, Kostl I er, enmngs, Keen, Q -'i -Q7 111 M-X H' Seated: Beidler, Kostler, Mrs Alluscn, Jewmngs. Stc1ndlng:OsvvoId, Lonum, Mount, Z? 1 J .H Q.. 4 1,5 judifafa iv li:-57 PAT DOPSEY Editor Dorsey, Gregg 231' 3321 'E -1 Row 1: Dorsey, Gregg. Row 2: Persmon, Morrrson, Kolron, Jennings, W. johnston. Uh llIlll'l'J 0 llllllj YU fjff- - .gfafv Qnficaf in 'Nf- JS sai- L .. 'H df Annette Raymond Ralph Qsbarne ibegafe W 'G Row1: Butter, M. Wilson, Caffeen, B. Hahn, Row 2: Lowell, Chestnutt, Schwegel, Mr. Marian, B. Larson, More, K, Warren I 5 Fi 9 Vlham... , I COII Oill l CJ i S xx .xg Row 1. Allen, Hesterman, Lundgren, Yarkston, Louclcs. Row 2: Greenhovv, Meyer, McCabe, Dahms, Schram. Row 3: Kaloustuan, Montague, Dundas, Adams, Vunuk, Klng, .gnfernafionaf pefafiorni Row 1: jones Cpresldentj Hahn, Corsgreen, Sunderlage, Mr. Hartzo Row 2: Lanum, Vltt. UN X. Y 5 K. ' 2. :,- ,x fa- .lu 55,4 1' M -fe 1 Xiix 15' , --sv. ,..-.wh .x ...4 , ,wxw -1-', sn - .K+ v.. . , , , N. Q X C. Row 1: Weyl, Beatty. Row Q: C Wnlson Cpresudentb, Word, B. Hahn. Row 3: Eckel, D. Brousch, Pearce, Thomas , B. Larson. IQ! CM Benish, Hughes, Jennings, Wilder Cpresudentj, Morrnll. 431, mini. 906115 Wanifg Row 1: Sondon, Pork, H., Lorsen, McGonog1I. Row 2: Llneberger, Tyrrell. gzA4c'afio11 ,uk Row 1: Berdler, Bowman, Kirkwood, Johnston, BischoH, jenmngs, Row Qi Lonum, Hodges, Poriginu, Genovese, Weber. Thomos Cpresidentj, not pictured. 100 M4411 CM 'NN NWI Row1: B, Hal1n,Barnclcmon,Cummlngs, K, Hoffman, Row Q: l.. Smntlm, Hollis, Cpresudentj, Beldler. Row 3: Klunetob, Mador, Tess, Reimer, Yopp, Allen arriclf f9fi1 y em V M . 'HWS-f JK ' I., 4 1 .-- QE P If s '. U 15,60 'ta' h. . A R. l ,Q ow 11 Aldern, Wilson, Hennessy, Wilson, Bruno. ow 2: Allen, Yornall, Morlc Cpresudentj, Mr. Tomlnnson, Bishop, Rasmussen, ow 3: Kant, Gunnerson, Mostrom, Gallup, Gosling, MacArthur, Thomas, Scandroln, Hams ow 4: Hesterman, Rask, Larson, Casey, llll nnL TM,-li! llfle,-mbsf ocioffzgy 'W Row 1: D. Brausch, Corsgreen, Beatty. Row 21 Ward, Lenzlm, Mr. Sharvy, B. Larson. Row 3: Eclcel, B. Hahn, Weyl, Wennress, Montgomery, Beuger, Atterbury Cpresndentl not puctured. CM 7 Row 11 Thurston, Fisher, Clark, Truman, Cpresudentj, Miss Osborne, Re-isman Row 2: Hamer, Joanne, Spengler, Mclntosh, Bond, Row 3: Bollins, Utescher, Barrufu, Howard, Blschoff, Le Mar. 2 W ' ommonj alfj bw. -X GT sf 5 LX: 5 ' . 1 4 'x Row 1: Meyer, Bugoy, Q'Meoro, l-loclgen, Albrecht, Aldern, Anderson. Row '21 Munn, Cartwright, Kohler, Ernslrng, Gutnrlt, Forrest, Genovese, Moody. Row 31 Lntchheld, Sweeney, l-lonsen, Vrtt, Taylor, Hunt, Mark, lofi Aa!! llfljaib Row 1: Smith, Bowman, Bishop, Wilson, Von Antwerp, Row 21 Sears, Knrkwood, 103 J, .QUQOI Row 11 Blshop, Hamer, johnson, I-hnesley, Hendrucks. Row Q: Hutchuns, Moller, Parks, Knox, Drllon, Mackey, Row 3V Brausch, Franzen, Stewart, Banks, North, xjansen, Roessler. Row 4 Chesnutt, Newton, Breytspraak, Mr. Thomas, Wagner, Aurand, Negro, Koch, Hart. Mr. Thomas wnelds the baton . . . , .andthe band plays on ICH Cllf!l igCl UNL! .A ZIIJIJQ Al Row Row Row Row Row Row :sum-.Nm--. - -v--v---1-,q-.-1,- ----1-nn-1-.- -s-v-1-gl .l Keane, Thompson, Mostrom, Glaman, C, Erickson, Weyl, Alexander Bennsh B. l-lahn, Morris, l.oshl4a1aan,l-lohfman, Bjorklund, Wilder, Scondroll D Brausch Aurand, Neclro, Andres, Stiles, Newton, Baumboch, Bowen Potts, Corsgreen, MacArthur, Dunbar, Thomas, j Hamer l Koch, Schwegel, Laubscher, Nlorr1ll,,l. Brausch, V tt. Mr Thomas, Soderberg, Allerton, jansen, Che-snutt, De Michele 'Qu Row Row Row Row 1: l-lull, Wllson, Mostrom, Mrs, Dahlbro 2: McCarthy, Palmer, james, 3: Koch, J. Nl, Potts, Edwards, Weber, Eruclfson 41 Ward, jonsen, Allerton, Osborne 31 W--r -- ----- --Y - rm Y- 4+1.h4:4nL-fg Qll jf AQ 4 Row 1: B Aurand, D. Mrchele, P Potts, Schvvegel. Row 2. Edwards, Pratt, Dundas Row 3X Potts, Magnuson, Allerton. Row 4: Soderberg, Schlung, Dovvdall, Ward, Koch, Push, Breytsproack, jansen, Mr. Thomas. V v ,viii 3, .Sf N? 'SW P N W . .j . ' fffflk 'X ie? 5 if Q5-mf sr X mai , ww.-1:5-:-' f- ,s- . ' lg 5151, X.. r Qs? -sa. -vs . ,fi -1' 1, Q ,:. I , rw-A 4.3 - W., . . Q K ,, new . H X .5 'T' 101' Potts, Ward, Edwards, Koch. Spannenberg, l-lall, Palmer. .-5 Q .. .Y., ---i......,.,. .Tj ,J-J rio Spunnenberq, VVard, Hennfe 1 llllftffff Warren, Mr Thomas, Ward, Usborne Row Row Row Row Row ' f Cf A Olllell J 00 ll 11 Kuhar, Bnshop, Loskajran Goodvvun, Day, Alexander, 31Tnss,Knnt,McGhue. 4: Peterson, Alloort, Dunbar. 5- Morrill, Mr. Thomas, I I ng om ecom in 9 YP Row 1: Kesses, Bishop, Scondroln. Row Q1 Brobont, Mark Cfholrmonl, Spiwolz, Be-hlen, Bruno, 7 life!!! J T wg., Row1:Scl'1rom, Kelly Cchoirmonj. Row 2: Larson, Spengler, Bischoff, Fronzen, Kurklcmd, 108 1055: ff' ' 'f l?f i 5? ' . ,EWS I I if 1 g ' aa Agni? Q . . f J , l ,l I 1-gli .' 1 1' , , , ' -4: 4 A ,gf V 1 W l f Q Q A l 1, jg Pi W7 el m gf ' if .ef - ff :gil lx N H X p 54. :fill N I ' ' what lg .VIN-. . I . g,..f Q , . A . 0- cw V- ,fl ffm'-W ' 'M ' ' '5 f I 31 -31' If :Q .355 llzf -,V, s 1 - ' :-S -gi 1 ll. YZ? ,.,A A -v-. like ' Row 1: Parker, Larson CCG-Chanrmanb. Row 21 l'lal1nCCo-Cl'nanrmanD,Smutl'1, Kelly, Alexander. 'UM' CA ' ' ' :fe rufmai orma X4 as-Q Row 1: l-lollis, Lewanclowslcn. Row 2: Kesses, Huggett, Beglen, Behlen Cffhairmanj, l.aclcue,Smutl1, McNabb, Morrison l 0 ll ibm. Z1 -. ,.. ,.,-- . . ......v--x---,,..vmm...1,.,-g.. 0l'UJll0I' all C0 .Avg 'fl' X4 Row1: Gallup, Knut, Beck. Row Q: Yorncll fcholrmonl, Pundqulst, Weyl. xg K l'0J llilall Cllllfl' 4 R9 QB, 'ff 1 YH'- rm , RA XQX ' Be-der, johnston Cfhowmonj, Pratt, Modson, Schwennecker. IIH ESL fl f 2 Fhig s, - , 453. ,. s ff Q 0 Cgl' ay 1' ,Six 'Q fail' ,Y it 13, fi se, 1-iv-Ii. ul l Jig- ajigf, -' 'Yr ...M JH + K4 F ..5 'j iff , 3' 'G' . I . il JJ 1 N , xaqr, b C Ch D Larson CCO ChcnrmonD Palmer Rasmussen. ws g,4 gsm IA.-.1 un for I'0llI r 5i ' ,rv , . 5 , ,gy , -, Sim 3 fp 02. N, Y X X x ,. NA s bs! W g M 4 I - X, QQ, ffm-wjz Y .. . ' M j00ll 5 '12' E' s i i Row 1: Rundqulsr, Nlckoley CChoirmonD, l.. Smith B Larson Evers Row 2: Hunyord,Lc1num. Conuniffee Ill bs Row 1: Madden, L. Brschorf, Geske. Row 2: VcmAntwerp, Kollcm, Kirkwood -44 3 Row1 Thomos johnson Bischoff Horner Lundgren Worren Row? Bulger Hahn puggcify leparfmenf Foreground: Watt ond james, Background: Hunyord, Suess, Lonurn, Kostler ll-l , wx-M. A. . , f Ji., - ,V .-x X 'il , . . 4, X W V 193 r -' r. x ,f. 1 .4 1 Y w Y V , fa 44 rg 'f Q. ' 1-4 1 .V 1 1 1- Nw' .um 1. .x .. 3 A. ggmd . Y.. Al xg f. . C, 1' A . ma. ' ,, V. Q , 4, . 4v,1,1-ffF'.z. mn. ,.... f'J n. .4 iforl Mal. ,, ii '9 'uxxv r . X. X- V!.. , ffl ,wQ.',f.x. ' ' fx will ' .4 X. ,U ,ing M LW- W1 l - X4 , -1 I .,. 1 1 f. i..,:.,1,2,,..x5.1. .qw ,. K ' , ' 'Y' I M5225-' li'l'W,1 xv. - f A : K xl, .. ' f I ', Qfq.. v wym . 1, .g Q, 4,-.5-' J-gf. -. K- Y. 1 jJX'J,...f4'j X ,W ' X i . ff' fl: 'J fi I g' 11'pw.'5 M 3 ' I f --ff .gn .fdflifiw .fgfkekficfi l-llf end of the T947 grid season saw our football team in fourth place in the Little Nine with a conference record of Q wins, Q defeats and a tie. The Foresters got off to a successful start, crushing Elmhurst Q7 to 7. Lake Forest was particularly impressive as it was lflmhurstfs third game, yet we completely dominated the play. lo Nyberg, who later received Little All- American l-lonors, went the honor of scoring the Foresters first touchdown on a pass from Mc- Allister. powers, Wahler, and Gagan followed with second half touchdown ramps. Lake Forest drew Wabash, our toughest opponent, in the home opener. Powers touch down pass to Nyberg kept the halftime score at 7 to 6, but, when our defence faltered in the Qnd half, Wabash coasted to a Q1 to 6 win. ln a hotly contested game with the defending conference champs, North Central, Lake Forest received its first conference setback 13 to 6. Kohlers pass to Eagle constituted our only score but with the help of four regulars sidelined with injuries liaczmarzinski, Zjawinski, Cartwright, and Secord, we might have repeated our 1946 upset. Another thriller with Carroll saw Lake Forest onthe short end ofa TQ to 7 score. After Carroll scored onthe opening play for the Qnd consecu- tive year, we settled down to an even battle. Carroll scored again on a freak play, a lines man racing 35 yards after picking up a fumble and the Foresters fought back with a 60 yard pass McAllister to Gutnick who was stopped on the five, powers hitting pay dirt two plays later. Qnce again Lake Forest dominated play leading in statistics as in the previous week, llh Lake Forest got back in the win column beat- ing lllinois VVesleyan 7 to O. lVl:Allister thrilled the homecoming crowd with a 95 yard dash for the games only score, Fierce line play domi- nated the game led by Carlin, Burgett, Forrest, Genovese and Baracani. Although threatening constantly, the red and black couldn't score and had to settle with a scoreless tie with the previously undefeated Augustana. lime and again tne Foresters pushed the ball deep into Viking territory only to falter at the goal line. ln water and mud Lake Forest slid to an easy win over Albion by the unindicative score of 6 to O. The game marked the end of a fine foot- ball career for Mike Powers, team captain and most consistent ground gainer. Mike, 1946's most valuable player, left for government service. Cartwrights 8 yard jaunt late in the first half was the day's only score. The Wheaton game concluded football for four seniors: Bill Carlin, Ray Genovese, Pete Bussone and Lee Yothers. Shoenherr, Wheaton back, scored five touchdowns to offset the scoring efforts of McAllister and Gutnik who scored twice and of Cousins and Baracani who spearheaded our attack. At the season's end Powers, Gutnik, and Nyberg were named to All Conference teams and Gutnik was further honored by being selected as the team's most valuable player. A successful 1948 season is expected with the return of Q4 lettermen, '-4 l.. ,t' ,QQ xkm Ken McAllnster, CoacA OJ Rolph jones .x4fAl2fic Z?0arcJ of Confrof Row 11 Borocom, Wohler. Row 2: jones, Mark, McAllister, Lune-burg. Il' r.'11umwiwwfar'm1wiif- A- ,.fr'T f 1fi- 7 T Ti-1 7F'ZJZ7T 'F iY'Y., Yi ' TLT.iTSJ'.B?! g00fLl1!! Row Row Row Row Buck The Snapper shows how ut s done Powers breaks oway 6AHAlll'.5l lg Cie-ormg o hole cgomst Elmhurst. L ska , f 'x if Vuctory Smnles Cartwright, Bussone, Powers, Wohler. Ankle-y Bcrnconu Burgett Bussone 545. S 175- . 7:9 QQ, iw 'IXUILMA Wabash stopped for no gown Carlin Cartwrsght Cousins Doctor Nuce game, fellas Worfg Cuba! Kos tells them how it's done un Green Boy. Eagle Evers Forrest Genovese O S X o M: v sv Q X611 oij MAJ egan Block that kick! ... ' . N X ,K Aa- . 'BHP ' .. Gutnik Heymonn Koczmorzinskl Kerrihord Forester All American, Eric Nyberg llglljlllllfl -.fbi Q. :ky , z i,,1 ',g I 5 14.- P .-we I 1:-A Powers OH on 0 nice gem, 91' rf ij fx 3:1 i :A-,,lw Ww. , 3 5 3 Q an 9 ,,, 4 Q-Maw E ygk . 1 Q. y Ha K I , . . . .---...xx Nice punting, Leftie . Kohler McAllister Nyberg Powers I , 0af0II if .,- r 1 . ' X uhh- X.. 1, XL Sturt of o Crusader end run, Prnce- Secord Sidlo SkrinC1r,trclr1er George Gutnik, Most valuable joofgaff lbpllllqllff Cooch jones ond the GoIIopnn Ghost , Red Gronge. 'K . 4,-Y . 51'f 'Q , 4 eg? fu x of. 5 I fgn Mi ke Powers, Ccptoi n Swanson Wohler Yothers Zyowinsku Big ...n....-311-: .Y -, .-..,.,..,,.A......f,..,.-.f.f.r' -c-.un .m.-'.-e jam Larson, Caprasn john Katzler, leading scorer. .QQ .-0 if Row 1: Katzler, Larson, Capt., Hansen, Manson, Bayes. Row 21 Nelson, Mgr., Nyberg, Nnckoley, Toney, Hennessy, Srmpson, Coach McAllister. 121, Not pictured: Hodgen, McAllrSter, B. .f4t'll.0II 01,5 Thot's the vvoy, jim. Who will get nt7 Fight team, Fight! Finger tips. I2 41 7 I1 a lUI'Ull fi' Not quute, Earle, QACH Ken lVlcAIlnster was lorced to start the season with almost a completely new squad, although he had expected sw returnrng lettermen. Qnly lalodgen and Anderson were veterans from last year, and those two were not able to Finnsh the season, lhus new team came through wnth a very creditable record, Five wins against twelve losses and were going strong at the close ol the season, len men earned thelr letters, George Nelson was awarded a managers letter, Austnn Bayes X Hansen Lawrence drops two more behnnd, l-lansen won the lree throw trophy, Larson was named honorary captaln, and john Katzler led the scorlng. LAWRENCE 36 LCP 40 LCP opened the season with a bang, a 40-36 vnctory over Lawrence ol Appleton. Neither team showed too much in the way of scoring baslcets, but the Jayblrds showed they were a lighting team as they came from behind to wnn, Ernc Nyberg lead the scoring with TO points, Hodgen Nfffj K:-'Mali' ' A ' 1 W' b f' 7' at J lflll: J 'fm S . si: ' V iv Q gf -T r 1- N .,., .rs 'Qtr . st fe - ' twist' g' ' rt 'H f' -rf W Q5 Q ,V ' J 1 r I W U 55 .- 'C 'fx x A is 1 l l - AJ I E - NNN, xwjiyf' V X: X 1 f 6AnA1u'.i1 What happened to Lake Forest7 Get It Nick lLLlN0lS TECH 71 LCF SQ lhe jayburds traveled down to Cl'1ICGQO,S southside only to be beaten soundly. The team- work was poor, and only the scoring ol Katzler with 'IQ and Anderson wlth TQ kept us IU the ball game at all WHEATQN 63 LCF 39 A trip down to Wheaton brought the hrst Llttle Nine defeat admnnistered by Bud Schaller and hrs mates. Anderson lead the LF scoring with TQ polnts Katzler fi! L j j A l V g 1 l1l.ii.. ...-....,.......-, -.......,.... . . , ELfVll'lUl3Sl 49 LFC 36 Lake Forest went down to deleat for the thnrd stranght tlme, Elmhurst came to Lake Forest with a much better team than last year and walked all with a l3 pount victory Katzler scored T4 points to set the scorlng pace, LAWRENCE 50 LFC 34 It was a long trip up to Appleton and an even longer trap home as Lake Forest broke even an two games wuth Lawrence, losung thnsttmebyla ponnts. McAllister and l-lodgen each scored 9 pounts. Larson Manton T. 111 If Q 4 .11 git 'S A X ...,.l fri , Flrcltoley lVl:Allrster Not prctured CARRCFLL 69 LFC 47 The tradutuonal rrvals from Vtfqnteglrg, lead by l'lantlce, Came out on tap on their home Court ID the First ot two games l'-lodgen played a very good game and dropped ll markers Larsen and Nuclcoley lollowed Wlth TO polnts. NQRTH CENTRAL 49 LFC 37 The Jayprrds came close to brealang thelr tive game losung strealf but tell short IU the waning Wlore glnllnllllff 3A0lJ Nyberg moments and dropped thevr slxth stranght by 5 ponnts. Katzler lead the scorung Wnth 76 pornts, while slum Larsen lead the delensrve ploy ILLINCDIS TECH 34 LFC 47 Alter sux strarght losses the jaylorrds hnally came out on top, 'lhe game was won on the beautiful defensive play and the scorung of Katz- ler and Manton, wlth QQ and W2 respectuvely. Andy goes up and up. 1341 That one goes to LFC H .nr 1 F-'R , . - fy -Tux v 'X ff, -T- K Nix T J tx ' Srmpson Hansen, Free Throw Trophy lvVrnner llelson, Muna lELTVll lLll2ST 57 LFC 49 game The game developed unto an rndlyrdual Lalne Forest Stull could not yvrn a conlerence game as they went down to deleat by 8 points desprte Nrcolas ten pornts rn the closrng mrnutes lfatzler was the hrgh scorer wrth 17, CARTHAGE 52 LFC 45 Carthage beat LF rn a close, roughly fought ball scorrng battle, Therl ol Carthage and our own ,lohnny lfatzler. Therl won out Q6 to 94, but Hliatzu made a sensatronal mud court basket as the gun ended the hrst hall AUGUSTANA SQ LFC 54 The begrnnrng ol the new semester brought LF three new players and rts First conlerence yrctory. 6:11016 age ,911 than J Carthage! ball agarn. .Tw.r.,,.,.1--Y..,tV- W-.-.. --W-iw Y .v.. Wrll rt drop through'7 l3l fe .--M-- f--,, f-,.A.., ,,-g,,,,.-.mul Larson Fights Wheaton for ball and wins. This time Wheaton gets the ball. Hansen scores on easy one against Wheaton. The three, Bayes, Simpson and Hennessey, all had a hand in the victory. Bayes lead the way vvith li points. NORTH CENTRAL 55 LFC 35 l-lopes were high as the jaybirds met North Central on the home Court, but to no avail. LEC went down to defeat by Q0 points. Warren Bayes made 'll points to lead the scoring. ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 73 LEC 52 Lalte Eorest sullered its seventh Little Nine loss as Illinois Wesleyan went baclc to Bloomington on the long end ol a 73-SQ count. lVllLLlKlN 65 LFC 30 lVlillil4in administered the most humiliating defeat ol the year to our ilaybirds. We played a poor defensive and ollensive game. WWlof'c' .fgfffoll LSYUU l-le's on the wrong team, Dont let hum have nt. Lake Forest, all over the place, ILLINCIS CQLLEGE 46 LFC 48 A reversal ol lorm and the jayhlrds came from a lQ pount dehctt at hall trme to win by Q points l-lansen, Larson and Bayes lead the vvay, CARRCDLL 30 LFC 44 There was happuness at Lalfe Forest alter the splut vvuth therr arch rtval Carroll Thus tnme LFC came out on top by 74 points, therr most rmpressrve vvrn ol the year. Everyone played good ball, vvuth Katzler leadlng the scorung WHEATQN 69 LFC 49 Although the season ended vvlth a Q0 poent lrclcrng, Lalce Forest can loolf lorvvard to a good team next year. The looys did not loolc had in defeat and should come baclc strong for the '48-'49season. 13. !3wAaff . -uv 4 2 1 1 K V ceM'+s ?,.Qm?,J9mH X . X .. . ., , 'I Phrl Mark, team captain and patcher, Row 1: Mark, McEwen, Cousins, Fischer, A., McAllister, B., Glaser, Bussone. Row 2: Conzelman, Coblr, Oltendorf, Bayes, Heinrlch, Katzler, Uhl, Coach -jones Row 3: Dnetmeyer, Mgr., Bnshop, Lrll, Vitt, Ken McAllister. 134 mai' -' 1. Wm: N7 f mg of the many excutmo mompnts during the baseball seo '1 5535: X N. 5 N-...a. ealll Us wr K . j s,-t Bishop Bayes Bob Vitt, outfielder attained 357 batting average. Lalte Forest, defending CCl. champions, were lorced to settle lor third place in their 1948 baseball race by losing two extra inning conference games to otlset their live victories, 'lhe Foresters Finished with an over all record of six wins and four deleats. The seasons opener saw Lalce Forest crush Eli-nhurst's Blue ,lays 9 to 'l behind the 3 hit pitching ol phil Marla Vitt led the team at the plate with 3 lor 4 and McAllister hit a homerun lor the victors. mm Lew AI Fischer, shortstop, led the conference with a .435 batting average, Bill Stretton, Northwestern ace, dealt the Foresters their First defeat and added insult to injury by allowing no hits in a non-conference game, We suttered our First conference defeat at the hands ol North Central in an extra inning game ending at 3 to Q for them. Marlcs 4 hitter and fVlcAllister's two hits werent quite enough to give the Foresters a win. The Foresters got baclc in the win column by again beating Elmhurst 'lO to 3. Cousins with a triple and Fischer with a double led the 'I3 hit attacla Y A-5161 Bussone Cousins 13' Fischer Glaser .xdcf ion ' - 4. wah? lt's up to you Roy. Another non-conference gome, this time with lllinois lech, resulted in on eosy Forester win TO to l . lVlorlc hurled cinother 4 hitter, ond Boyes with 3 lor 5 ond McAllister with two doubles led ot the plote. A trip to Wheoton resulted in on eosy 18 to 8 Forester win. Gloser got four ol the teorn's Q0 hits ond McAllister ond Vitt got homeruns with Vitt driving Five runs ocross the plote. Fischer sporlced the teom olield with 'l-4 ossists. Wheaton brolce l.olce Forestls winning streol4 by humbling them 9 to 6 in C1,l3-lDl'1ll'1Q bottle ot Forwell Field, Z' :u .Fr -L 'f N - ' r -,...g.xu'Tt.xt.i.x- fTai'Z':'c,lQi .SJAMJ 'Q- Let's make it a homerun. lzisclwerls lwomerun and Marlls two doubles werenlt enouglm to turn tlie tide, ln a non-conference game witlw tlwe CCIA champs, lllinois Wesleyan, l.al4e Forest lost a touglw one, 6 to T Ulil pitclwed Well but lnis teammates got only 5 lwits, Vitt accounting lor two ol tlwem. Lake Forest bounced baclq into tlwe win column by beating Milliken at Decatur 6 to 5. lVlarl4 fanned 'IO of tlie Big Blue ancl McAllister and Boyes led at tlie plate. l-lerb Glaser drove in the winning marl4s witli a Qtlw-inning double. x i i t i I Katzler Mark ll x 9 lVlcAIl ister McEwen ealil We seem mighty absorbed in the game, ln the Final game Mark pitched shut-outhall to l4nocl4 North Centrals Cardinals out ol a First place tie, giving the Foresters a 3 to O Win. Fischer had a perfect day at hat and Vitt got two hits including a double. At the seasons end, phil Marlc was elected team captain, 1948 marlced the end of three years oi line pitching at l.al4e Forest lor Phil, highlighted with three Wins over Northwesterns Wildcats. T948 also marlred the end ol college ball lor pete Bussone, veteran catcher, who has sparlced the Forester nine for lour seasons. Vnem A0115 Another run almost made for Lake Forest. Pete is an able bacltstop ancl great hitter, lead- ing the i947 team at the plate. Al Fischer, l.al4e Forests flashy shortstop, led this years team at the plate and also the entire conference with a sensational .435 batting average. Bob Vitt, slugging outfielcler, led the team including non-conference games with a robust .357 average followed by Bayes' .333 Mc- Allister lecl the team in R.B,l. with TO ancl Cousins ancl Glaser lea the team afield with perfect recorcls. fr' ' Uh! Vitt S enniJ Row1: Lilienfneld, Weismantel, Anthony, -1. Row Q: Anthony, R., Broeker, MacKenzie, Strong, Dr. Lmeberg. Q., 2 Team: Randby, Hesterman, Adams, V., Sawyer. Ed Sawyer isi Phi Pi Epsilon Phi Pi Epsilon Phi Pi Epsilon Phi Pi Epsilon IMC. Phi Pi Epsiloh Digcm Koppo Sig Phi Pi Epsiloh Digcm INTRAMURAL BOARD OF CGNTROI. Row1: Kirlclond, l-lo ge Row 2: Kelly, Steele Ken MCAH ste Slcr o Roy SPORTS Qnd Football Digcm Boslcetboll I,M.C. F799 Tl'1fCWS I.M.C. Bowling Digom loble Tennis l3l'1i pi Epsilon Volleyboll Koppo Sig l'iCl'SeSl'1OeS l9l'ii pi Epsilon Softball IMC. Plwi pi Epsilon Alplwo Sig Tennis Digom Golf Koppo Sig Koppo Sig 3 3rd Alplio Sig Koppo Sig l lVl.C Koppo Sig Digom lioppo Sig Koppo Sig Alplio Sig j7.,.,fLafW ff' sg. f O'Meara, Fischer, Geslce Sclimauss, Joslyn, DeMichele Pl-II PI EPSILON INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL WINNERS .y .3 1 , , r 3 I l3l'ii Pi Epsilon went tlwru its , , , 5 , E ,K Z ?, second consecutive un- 1 dele-ated year running E its victory string to 38 straiglwt and climaxing tlwe year witlw a 5 victory over a campus all-star f aggregation. Cousins and Fisclwer ol tlie Plwipes and Volpe, Eigner and Karp ol tl'ie lndependents were named to All-lntramurcil team, Koliler ol tlie Digams, and Baracani ol tlie Kappa Sigs replacing Cousins and Fisclier in tlwe All Star lineup, UNDEFEATED Pl-IIPES Row 1: Mac Kenzie, Tiernan, Baer, Carlin. Row 2: O'Meara, Fischer, Cousins, Johnson, Alleman. 1-1-4 f?aJZfefAaf Phnpe Alpha Sig game shot, depicting one of the Poycousuns ofthe Phupeteamtalfesajumpforahngh ba!! many excnting moments rn the Intramural games. 9 , I ,emf ' 'i h X r Row 1: Q'Meara, Cousins, Fischer, Meyer, Pauman. Row 2: Carlin, johnson, Alleman, Crone, Baer, Tiernan. The Phnpes won therr second consecutive football crown by nosung out the scrappy Dngams, The race was very close but Fischer and 0'fVNeara made theduherenceana were named to an All Star team, along with ,Joslyn and Schmauss of the Alpha Sugs, DefVhchele of the Kappas and Geslce of the Dxgams 145 If 7. 0141611 9 Pl-IIPE WINNING TEAM Johnson, Flsche-r,Bc:1rlcer,l.lhl, Morbcch. George Becker, Alpha Sag Mr, Keller, Faculty Bowler. High Averages' fMorboch, Fischer. Z?.mLJ ,.-Q., 9' NP? tex MENS INTRAMUR!-XL BASEBALL Baseball ended intramural activities lor tlwe year and saw the Kappa Sigs as tlwe Wmners al baseball competition. --WA r 14' .gil fl'llI'llllI'l1K ' Pc..- Glen Menshing ol the Winning Digam Team, Bob Albrecht, Alpha Sig Ace. Mr, Football, Basketball and Bowling: Al Fischer, Don Baer-Winning Team Captain Phi Pi Epsilon. l-LR Oafleflll all ji if -A A , . Row 1: Carlin, M. Anderson, Kerrihard, Glaser, Bussone. Row 2: Katzler, Fischer, Cousins, l-lodgen, Forrest, Baracani, Greenhovv, Meyer. Row 3: R. Swanson, G. Nelson, Kirkland, Ray, Ernsting, Hansen, Simpson, Larsen, Doctor, Secord, l-lymen, Nyberg, Nickoley. The Lettermans Club, one ol the more active campus organizations, started the semester by donating the sign which novv graces Farwell Field, Ray Genovese, First semester president, was the man chielly responsible lor the gilt and also lor the organizing ol a library to furnish non-veteran athletes with text books. ln the second semester the club vvorlted hard under the direction ol President Adolph Bum Baracani and Social Chairman. pete Meyer to present its annual Lettermens Follies. The year was highlighted, in addition to a successful Follies, with an Athletic l-lonors Day, May 'lQ, and a banquet at ul-lanlcs on May 24th. First semester oilicers were: Ray Genovese, Presi- dent, Mike Powers, Vice-president, George Gutnil4,Secretary-Treasurer, pete Meyer, Social Chairman. Second semester oiiicers vvere: Adolph Baracani, President, Wayne Wahler, Vice-president, Allan Greenhow, Secretary' lreasurer, pete Meyer, Social Chairman. l-W , I .,,.-, ,.- wx 7 Qffeflil all .5 all Ci U0 4,w4wf,g?f2 N-.44-' . f?,l'h-.-.4 1418 X2 'KN-..,1 The Le-tterman's Banquet proved a successful celebration of the Iettermen's varied athletic contributions. X 1 s X CL vvrdfac Uni fy, ..,..ni'12M r...mfa'fl-1QfQw,im51 2-..i ,fir ,ffmsgli -. Row 1: Becker, Gruvvenko, Gulledge. Row 2: Devoney, Anthony R., Pratt j., Klnnetob, Anthony, j, ,x Y Our cheerleaders In octuon the fomilnor Iocomotwe ond Roh, Roh, Lake Forest cheers, I5 a 1144111171 J .SYJOPL5 N ,X 1 '53 -1 4 7K I 1 ..', K MISS CGIWGF ll 425,239 Trophies offered an womerfs sports. A A 30,0 52 2 3 4 2 'K 9 , ,k xo 'x if Row 1, Wnlder, Schleevogt, Bishop, Presndent, M155 Colmer, Beldler. Row Q: Brousch, Bovvmon, lrvm, jenmngs, Howard, Wulson, 3 ? WA! Row 1: Beatty, Hahn, Bowman, Franzen, Pearce, jerisen, Corsgreen, Beidler, Row 2: Howard, Kolian, Jennings, Schleevogt, Bishop, President, lrvin, Keine, Van Antwerp, Mrs. Pratt, Hughes, Raymond, Reinier, Kirlcwood, Brausch, Wilson. The Women's Athletic Association is gov- erned by the executive board which consists ol a president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer. This group meets weeldy with the managers of each ol the sports and a mass meet- ing oi all members is held monthly. Any girl receiving lQ5 points under the specified point system shall be eligible to membership. Five points will be given every girl lor each hour ol practice, participation or officiating in any sport sponsored by W.A.A., and a total maxi- mum ol 70 points shall be set on each sport on active participation and officiating. Those girls earning 400 points are given an emblem, and Fourgirls having the highest number ol points are given sweaters, lhere are also trophies awarded to the two senior girls who have obtained the highest number ol points during the four years. Awards are made at the annual VV.A,A.-VV.S.G.A. Spring Banquet. W.A.A. is a self supporting and non-prolit organization. The money to cover the expenses lor equipment and awards is obtained lrom the annual talent show which is held in the lall. The purpose ol this organization is to create and to further an active interest in sports and to foster the highest type of college spirit and sportsmanship. 153 u,fA,Ia Elm Q52 TUEQZ5 x W ' CI-II OMEGA WINNING VOLLEYBALL TEAM ROWI: Possler, Beudler, I2eln1er,Von Antwerp, Blecn Row 2: De-nsmore, Spannenberg, Dunbar, MacArthur Independents sprke the ball successfully over the net. Pot I-Iennemon seems to be hovung trouble joan I-Ioss takes O mrghty swing with thot ploy. hope lt's good. I5-I NP! 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Even before the first classes start, LFC social life is under way and after the last blue bool4 final in slune, non-academic life is still of primary importance. For it is an integral, important part ofcollege education, Fall can best be remembered for fraternity pledging'-the girls lining the sidewallcs strain- ing for a better view, the fraternity men marching in compact ranlcs to the chant of their songs. The gift exchanges and serenades which follow are once again important to campus life. Homecoming highlights are many-the floats, the crowning ofthe queen, the game, the dance and most important the returning alums. lhroughout the year the various Nweeltendsif sponsored by campus groups transform the lnstitute into everything from a circus to a gay nineties bowery party for the enjoyment of the whole student body. Brother and sister Greelc and lndependent groups act as sponsors as do organizations such as WSGA and the Forester. Freshmen and upperclassmen alil4e loolt forward to the sorority and fraternity pledge dances. This year the Edgewater and the 160 Stevens were chosen by the sororities while the fraternities preferred Waukegan and North- shore locations. lhe annual White Christmas Formal was held at the Stevens while l-lighland Park was chosen for the biggest event of the year, the Junior Prom, which featured for Lalce Foresters to remember Bill Engbergs orchestra and a smaller combo to suit everyonefs taste in music, Concerning the more serious side of campus life, Garrick players are always remembered for their many successful performances which put them above the amateur class, lhere are, too, the more informal campus presentations, as the various variety shows given throughout the year. These are student produc- tions put on by and for the students. lhere is little professional polish and much slap sticlc involved but they are enthusiastically received. As the college year comes to a close there are other memorable daysgl-lonorfs Chapel, Baccalaureate Sunday,lgraduation-until at last we realize some of us are no longer a part of Lalte Forest, we are no longer tied by the in- visible threads of campus life, It should be remembered there is more to student life than the parties, the plays and the lun. lhere are the many little things which remain in our memories to remind us of the wonderful days that have slipped by so quiclcly. These incidents are just part of a year at college, yet in many respects they compose the mast important aspects of our college lives. It is our hope that the Forester will help you to re-live those memories. The Digoms give o sprecd. raferfnify lgkfflging Sleepy ond Bob lead the Alpha Srg ime Trudy ond Bull exchange the gifts. Ken cmd the new Koppo Sag recruals. lfwl n:ot-X Marlon Sunderleclae, Gene Q'Meara, Paulette Barton Sleepy, Fee-zer, Ema Lou, Flo, Don and lwerp havin' and Earl Barker a party, .tlllfbll H 'll-IOBO HGEDOWNV George Spaulding, Carol Lutchlueld wnth Woody Arte-rbury and Sue Westland. Some of the Plwupes and AD PVS at their l-labo l-loeclovvn 3 T3 I-IOIVIECOIVIING OLIEEN AND I-IER COURT 1, 1 I P UR, K ,uh ix MARION GLENNY DOROTHY I-IUGOETT Alpha Xi Delta Cha Omega BETTY I-IENNESSY Alpha Delta Ru EMALOU BISI-IOP ELAINE SMITHA Gamma Rh: Beta Independent women If ,LA l 11 v. in 'QW' Chu Omega prize-wmmng Float A Toast to Qur Team . omecom ing Gamma Ph1Bena Alplwa Delta pl Alpha Xu Delta Independent Women lf 4 l 4- , '- ,Lx A-I ,, 323131 ,ge 5 2 'M ., i ii, .- qi: f Q .. , Q . g:f 5-.L-1 ' ' 2. 'EM , QT I- 3 .l E.-:1'ff1 15l.f ,1-P ,, 1- , AQ? ,1 Jr' S - nw fu... 4 ,IJ 'A Q' ,' M H1 A l w A 1' lui- 7 'f5 , he X A V .,,. , , . J A H ,V 2, ang u :U sz wma' D ,Q in Hu Tu VE f f f' ,, gl! M 'WE 1' Us 5'-EYAN f h 7 a gp 3- I Q . - 1,' - ' , ' f1,Qi':2f3k...z5 a A e v- l . -i Ph: Pi Epsnlon Independent Men Kappa Sigma Alpha Sngma Kappa Lab Dugamma Alpha Upsulon prize-Winning Float - Whip Those Titans 'F 340 Wink ' Qleota Ellen Tllfmelr lofnmy lurner patrrcra Stanley Wlally Myers Dean Freclerrcl' Damon Mrchael Barnes joe Ferguson lVlrs Blanche Damen Ed Keller Myrtle Keller 'lNutsyl' Miller Newspaper Reporter A nfma Carolyn Scanclrolr Vrrgrnra Goslrna ,lohn Aldern Phyllrs Gallup Bruce Larson , Davud Coats Robert l'larrrson Keuth Passmussen ,lean Thomas ,lames Allen Nancy VV:lson Walter Sonnenherg jerry Glynn The after effects of a brawl rn the Turner home, but Grnny and john happrly make up. Kerth Rasmussen enlrvens on early mornrng scene rn Phyllrs lrstens to some fatherly advnce from john which The Male Anrmaln. CorolYn lO0l4S ON Huh lf!! 3 S 5 W.S.S,F. dance features jeanne Pearce tellmg fortunes, we hope all those mce things come true, jane Mast beautiful lens contest'-Manthey, Cartwrnght Qwmnerj, Devaney and joslyn. l f ,- lhl Popular athlete contest Ernsting, Carlin, Nyberg, Kohler Cvvmnerb and Barocani. Ralph Usborne, Master of Ceremonies, and Czzne add The ever-popular quartet enters unto the sprrnt of the a little extra entertaunment Talent Show. . . . a Ullf l0lU Y AA if .Syl lndepende-ntMen's act, The Pretenders Cousins, Alleman and Carlm Alpha Della Pr Marnie Yalcurnn dancers. Bruce Podder and Bruce Larson using their Mlnslrel talent, ,l!lAll fm' iff Enter Pat l-lenneman and john Geslce Carolyn Scondroln, Paul Yorlrslon, Mary Loss Monahan and Wally johnson do some dreamy doncang, The McGarrys, Kerth Rasmussen, Avis Klineman, An IDKGFFDISSION at the Uvvznler Whrrl H 11 W J Ralph Osborne ond wnfe. r Early morning problems are discussed by the Wilkens' family at the breakfast table. 170 Marge and Bill try to straighten out their problem and the Family battle goes on. Cl Doro Mrs, Editlw Wilkins Miriam Wilkins i gludge l-larry Wilkins Rutln Wilkins . . Lt, William Seawriglwt Albert Kummer . kt. William Seavvriglit Albert Kummer , Martlfia Seavvriglwt , Sgt. Chuck Vincent r l-larold Klobbermeyer ear 7, Rosemary l-lall Catherine Mayo Marilyn Kordick Vincent Moore Marjorie Qtr William -lolwnston . Cliuck Pratt William lolinston , Chuck Pratt Margaret VVilson , slim Rusli lark Pratt . 41. 'K ,, 5 zrfrp. f WHITE CHRISTINA!-X FQRMAL - .-- -------1----.-f-M.....A.-.Y -M........ML......4.,,L.....-..L.m....f....-....-..-.....ii President johnson crowns Typxcol Gul Tholno Fesses Lore, Pere, Lrlo, Bob and other 'wfyprcoln Contestants wrth Typrcol Boy, Bruce Larson. follow rhe winners. Pete ond funcncee, Scully ond Wayne tolfe some time out from cloncung. ANNUAL FQRESTER DANCE NFANTASY IN HEARTS Under the heorts are Pcly and Nrckre Wrrh Doche ond beorge l'2 A fomrlror group with john, Pot, wrth Mournce, Helen ond Art ond Pot. x f 7 , flllifllf .Dog auf! Qu THALIA KESSES junior BRUCE LAPSQN junnor Alpha Delto Pu Independent i sr l t,h. ,N X t 'i K- r It Nm il- IS' Y A A L it ftp Q , , s SORORITDES' CQURTESY WEEK 1-4 .x. 5 19,1 5' fl Q feat K WL-f 'QXFMA O you thinla you could tcJl4e it ogoin? Woitl Dont onswer until l refresh your memories o lout. As o climox to the dutiful pledge lite thot wos led lor o semester, olong come Courtesy Week. Remember those sleepless hours, the oching bones, moments ol onger, ond hours of woiting, Fridoy night all tolents were displayed with originol costumes ond slcits. All the thonlfs received lor this were glum loses on the port of the octiyes ond the over-used statement to get down ond wipe the smiles oll our loces. It wos thought thot gym twice o weelc wosn't enough lor the pledges so on come the exercises which were o dihficult form of conditioning tor the loot- boll teom. This went on indelin- itely with o lew gomes thrown in os o sort ol reloxotion, ol course. - i :E IIIIII ill gf' get i if Ki, , i 9' W G- 1 ,L s I ' QQ if 1 y I s Lois l-lall has nice roomy halls tor playing Leap Frogn and lor holding wheelbarrow races. For a slight change in pace we did a thorough cleaning job on the stairs by going up and down on all lours for what seemed an eternity. While the poor pledges were sutfering, the actives sat back with their cokes, good bridge hands, and a cigarette. Some pledges were allowed to sleep lor ten minutes lor being so good and others were given egg shampoos. Of course there were numerous cold showers accompanied by worn out shrieks. l-laggard looking girls walked into Lois dining room lor breaklast, Urged on by their huge meal ol milk and toast, many dashed madly lor the relief at classes while others scrubbed Floors and cleaned windows. A scavenger hunt was the main activity of the afternoon and the tired, lorlorn laces wore a grin once more as many articles needed made it necessary to go to the fraternities. previous to this the lowly pledges i I' were not allowed to speak to men and ol course must not be seen in the coilee shop. Demerits piled up thick and last and worried looks were cast among the pledges as rumors spread about not being activated, alter all this. The dining room was drowned with silence except For the clinking ol silverware as experi- ments were made of eating 'isauare' meals on Saturday night. Dinner was digested by having relay races from First to third Floor which lasted until the whole team gave out. Thinking that it was a line ol least resistance, the pledges suggested rest for a while, but that would never do, so on into the night all pledges kept up their activity. lhough Sunday brought forth some very worn-out looking girls, many new and well- earned active pins were displayed proudly Credit must be given where it is due in all cases so it can't be overlooked that the actives seemed even more tired out than some ol the pledges, It was worth every minute ol it, wasnit itl 'Ni Q .,,. V sf, - s 4 X S23 .f ' X - if Q, l 'X A Sinner Kissed on Angel by Roy and Al and Gerry wnllw sleepyrmme -joy ond Eorle Corolw with ,Blues In the N'Ql'WlH SQDHQMQQE CLASS presents HCQME AS A SUNG lllLE Don Boer lcee-pang on eye on oll tlwose In-comrng students ,lam lkelly yvrllw Myrve DQLODD announces the winners. Mlune and Lefty. SOPHCDMCRE WEEIX-END COMMITTEE Row 15 Von Antwerp, Raymond, Row Q. Mornson, Kolnon, Kelly, lvernon, Meyer Row 3: Crossvyeller, Nelson, l-lonsen. X ' r i t 5 4 l Sidi? of me 2fZ1i0ll i l james Conover james Allen 5 Spilce McManus Robert l lunyard Kay lhorndyl4e Carolyn Scandroli Grant Matthews Robert l-larrison Norah . Eleanor Dilts Marv Matthews . Sally Kint Stevens , john Qlsen Bellboy john Appleby Waiter William Barth Sam Parrish . Franklin jefferson H Swenson . Bruce Radder .AQ WAT' nz.: race Q judge jellerson Davis Alexander, Bill jahnston Q of ' 1' '- 3 fl 'Z' F Mrs Allexander i jean Thomas jenny Gwen Chadwiclc Mrs Draper , Betty Hennessy Mrs Draper Walter Sonnenburg, jr, Senator Lauterback f Keith Rasmussen 'pac' LaborLeaders,Czzielfaloustian,Rayfgenovese, jim Alleman Q, ggi A.. Bob, Bill and jim enjoy Southern hospitality while E Sally and Carolyn talce over the Feminine angle 5 v.,-fi X rg ' f inf 1 VHS l 'us fs?-r jean Thomas and Sally Kint enjoy an after-dinner chat. Bruce Podder takes Bob l-lunyaid's order as Z s -..,-...e .,.-.- -,,.. . ...............L........1,.-1l An rnlarrnal group wullw laz, ,Ioan Blackwell, Vlaan Phyllis Danford and Keith Nlckoleytake an untermlssnon. l-lass, Zeke Secord, Posemary Hall and Eob Wetts W S. G A DANCE 'Sl-lf-XMIQCCK SEREN!-XDEU 0 G1 rv Ann Palmer Wish Bruce Larson Glnny linssel and Andy Anderson. Flo Slmoma and Art Taylor yynth Trudy Grnwenka and Blll Carlnn at left, Sally lxlnt, Wayne Wahler and a Waltz, gl AVQ . Y 1 I x Zag. i Alpha X. AIM Sw H916 TOP TIME' Eruc Nyberg, Prnscullo Weublen, Gerry Modor ond Morgue Dovuo, Chuck Swanson, Lydlo Butter ond Al Vonyelc, Don Koch, S1 V0.5 fflllll 6lIlC0 Presentation of Flowers to the happy Freshman queen, Ann Bjorklund. , A-. QTY! . , , ? 1, U. 1. V S ff IHU FRESHMAN QUEEN AND HER COURT Pl-lYl.l.lS DANFQRD GEQPY MADC? Alpha Delta Pu Alpha Xl Delta ANN BJORKLAND Chi Omega NlAl2-lORlE OTT LYDIA BITTEP Gamma Phi Beta Independent Women l E ml, Sul if GAMMA PI-II-DIGAM WEEKEND E537 gggrl -Q-g ' 'Q hy! E 3.5 K ex W' A 27 Q JMS F' CHI CDMEGA-KAPPA SIG WEEKEND jim Manion Watches Emalou struggle through a dancing lesson. just one of the many different surprises unexpected company. BVU!! Call Penelope Sycamore Essie Rheba paul Sycamore Mr. De l3inna Ed Donald Martin Vanderhol Alice , Henderson , lony Kirby , Boris Kolenlthoy Gay Wellington Mr, Kirby Mrs, Kirby Qlga lhree Men 134 you ,7 Betty l-lennessy Emalou Bishop Nancy Wilson , Charles Pratt Keith Rasmussen Bruce Podder William Barth A john Aldern Virginia Gosling Robert l-lunyard Robert l-larrison , james Manion Camille Piclcett Vincent Moore , l:rancisYarnell jean jensen joseph Bruno, Wallace J ohnson, Donald Baer The Family at peace but only for a short while, jean jensen expresses her opinion on the situation 17 K f Peguslrotuon Lula Sponnenberg ushers an some of the college day vrsltors. College Day entertainment brings out Roy, glam ond Ball os the Hpretendersu. of ege ay 7 Highlight of the evening the donce held In the Duroncl Instntute, 'ill-5 'llllq l 'v SB. Yi! Keath Rossmusen orrlves with more campus guests. The Modrugol pntches un to moke the day O complete success. 135 1 l l l un for Porn , Iii T tj . Don lxoclm and Margaret Wilson, Bob Belwlen and Lee Smith. Ann Blorlcland and jock l-lenderson, Fronlc Sturteyanl and Carolyn Errclcson ,lerry Glynn, Carolyn Scondroli, Ruth Reusmon and Terry Ellmore. Frank Strong and Ginny Stlles, 'PL r I' rom , Xing an: uvvn I Ke-Ah Nuglfofey, Dngam, and Phyllns Danfard, Alpha Delta P4, kmg and Queen of the annual ,Famer prom If Dr johnson awards the scholarshup cup to Alpha Delta pl snrortty president, Kay Swanson K Oll 0115 a Lunda Anderson receaves the out- standnna freshman women s cup from Loss Lenters Nelson, Editor ol the 1949 Forester Laura qlennlngs, sb n ,, A, A Q 3 I X S --sr , as If Kappa Alpha members, Nelson, l-lennessy, Wnlson and Flood, welcome their three new Inmates, Morrrson, -lennrngs and James. nk xx fail 'M raw lradutronal Iron Key tapplng ceremony results nn Fave new members, Osborne, Larson, Wahler, Lanum and Meyer, 1-fit. ,X , 5 -eff FJ, R ...Y .4 .fi . l' - '-., EACCALAUPEATE SUNDAY The recessnonal at the baccalaureate exercises, 2 Jra CAI a fiom .f4c'ffUl'ff0,5 TREE PLANTTNG Sensor class officers make presentatfan to Dr johnson The class members llre up to do thear part. , 1R'1 2 1 gill! ll6llll0ll CIIICU Some of the many couples ot the sensor dance held IH the unstltuw Three of the Qroduatmg j-M students. 190 A V X L Two happy foursomes ce-le-brcxtmg. 5 f 2 ,..A i Commencement proc-essronol starts down the oasle of the Dresbyterlon Church, om nz en cem en f une 5, 1 Afview of the spectators as seen at the exercises. ,Wi F4-i 'X ,t 4 X-Q Commencement speaker, Dr, George D. Stoddard, Presldent of the Unnversuty Of lll1nOlS. l'4l r Q, .vg,g: wr 1-,r. ,.444.1rx.f. .gt -c, ns.: 4 YS 'KU' .3 I' . ty Y -- 1 c - Q S' f , 5 ,. Mfr tt JNQ - Peter Bussone, vrce presrdent of the sensor dass, makes the cioss Qrft presentatron, Sue Sprtz recerves her diploma, Two of the shreld honor graduates, Loss Lenters Nelson V42 and Margaret Flood. A Dr, johnson confers honorary Doctor of Laws degree upon Dr. Stoddard, 340 5.4 of 194 7- 1948 .X4Il0fAGI' CllJlJg Gal' ws- .49 U50 .5-. J - Commence-me'nt luncheon Served an Durand Commons il r 'E' y as 30.1 'WA wx? me ' 3 J 3556, :'z':'E-Q 5 GQ 1 .. A 8 . . U , . I' , - 'Sig' lL : Alumni breakfast In Loss Hall Dining Room Informal view of guests and graduatesonthe-commons terrace. IMS ..B..au:... B-,m.f..m.u.-4 mm- VLSH YOUR CHOICE . . . for Typical Boy of the Year is Bruce Larson, Class of '49, Hunting and fishing enthusiast, Bruce claims eating as his favorite indoor sport, and eating outside his favorite outdoor sport. A major in speech, Bruce displays typical campus wisdom, proclaiming . . . YOUR CHOICE . . . for the finest in sporting equipment is VL8A, the store Best for Sport Whatever your sport, your slcill or your age, campus leaders have always found VL6cA the store in Chicago that's Best for Sport . For the expert and amateur alike, we stand ready to supply your individual needs. aazyaagw V I1 8 H M114 Www VON L1-:NGERKE 6' HNTOINE pf Q? 7-49 I KJ' IILJII XJ' IYYLI IYVILKJI-I KJ! l:N.JlXx.f Forest College . . . Tholio Kesses, voted Typical Girl, '48 . . ond our Lyle ond Scott coshmere i sweoters, typicol fovorite of best- S dressed college gols everywhere. V E-Q Cordigon ond pullover of dreom- EQ soft Chinese coshrnere knit in E, Scotlond, colorful os outornn l lulllll S leoves . . . full-toshioned, ond with 3 2 Km hond-sewn seoms. Tholio weors J j them here os she points inbetween :Ki X-TN golfing, studying history . . A ond l shopping ot Morsholl Field g G Cornpony - Loke Forestl , QS? 1 xg- . A We its '55, ,. 1-.Q :if l is lYPIlIllI- l'IIlI- 5 s h o p o t the store with the 0uiiMll?'ielJiZM1lf1f1A!,m4lll3 Qluf jcjjus lnmm 9 FQ X, f ' IDD V65 NN A 1 K ve h -1. Ie rg:-c:::':Fof2'nd503udvv0r1u'n' and a' . X. . omg . A , , OF Lnmal ge S ' XX Q -ma-:Q SET S f A volumn- li 1-1. M al . --c3,q1,,i4XwX ' mgff, - . V A . ' -'44 -. , . ' I I . 4 1' 1-dl-P I-wma, lun... L 5 I V 'Q 1-1-3111: P C -idx. ' . V J Q A fin n ' ENNIAL Chew f S41 0 - -I-me 5-Vf,,,f W 0 fse' a Centew.. EU' QR Q Use W' . ,A .. , - N A .qher ed.. luke Fates! College To Seek Si Mmion audiwx-ma an!! a new com- 5' ' Q ' mn-gr for women. 4 X 9 Q Latte Poreuvs aentesmial Forest Conege, qmnaunced M h Q tm Q v N' Wo 909' 1 we N - , a y. v , . 2 , z f Q , fx a 2: WWW vmwmi wif my f'A- nah ,wif 3257, will seek i2,C'f3.0-'20, ' Mpvfa N zo rogue gales aopginvaen f' U vaxofxzgfgifgitmsi' .-mr' as-mega 1:up..ove.Ments, Forest s pr-e5..1..g edwga- Spfndqh W in 5, 99,46 A20-Jehu,-X T Qzsefh E. Fleming, pres- tional needs, the :,:.:'1u3 3 - me 6 4 inrtcicwwgcqao -' ment of the bc-ard cf will include A a wx.sv-,vw- .f , - ,Lv pcs Y cwacees, and Ernest I.. nsahm-field how , ' - ' 1, e n ' , I ,, 9,52 Jmzwjxiayxf sid-ent og -L 1k' Une arts bu U -Atlzlegh ,1mf,,,LL,If:'lf:,:: -nd aryl :nm .ox ,-ja. - . 011892. .W li ' ' rl' -- ' V I 'v 'x. - 4 1:5-'imff Q Centmn v,':??iWf5v'5' 61 Q7 'WS' so -'v ln., .. Jzi. cs 5 X .bm 1Wlen:Y,5..,. 5333 , fasts XS 'dew' u 'p 5 'x9g2 ' 2g77'11vm my M 4 'fkflfx - X930 pay' gffdwggt :weighs 26:6 or ,-.. M. 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'A '- wt-xv P ' w , a l' 2 Luke FD t'Y bv akin A ' W' 0 10-yn, M, - VV - aw II P Q '- rest ecadfmv 5 'Ver T-he 'vw ,CF my fi1 ' I W 'O 'iff 0 A ' Q' ,mx - s A made,-n fr 1 'iid v?S,o4f , sfo 3118. me .wif fuwie -rin 5, ,mf rl U ,gm Sami-SS WW me , .. In g Pfesistd on lhg main eng and rim' LV R 'ftgaigcti-ev iii' Q Sf-96 v H S , 5 ' x Jn. me nonaa,fm '- mf, Z..:.es: xxX,y:vc,C,efg4,,,-v:,Q--- finro 5 A fwd Y k X019 cf9Wgman1f- bp , fzhme mdlotig x2'000'00u i5 to 5 4 'ev' Sewtag 'way eldel ent , Y lr cmus illvmv E ra' ' - B m,f:9 oK--www, ' hi La H of 0 THE mm ' mm' A gfnax 9 N206 .wW'9'11ff Af 'fer eads 800 P ry 1951, ,,,, YW wrrmf ' K6 U WM-S1 a Jw Ffa, Ore. . S 1 P '. brnsionfn the Caller w':Tlsf.E-Eiuhxj fo x A Cen' 1 igwfgcfxg YJ fylmir trfigrisbcfnfopeciainned if ,. xl. il, H on .5-wh. aw. N .use single? 5.1 nhl A1 fo II 0,4 ' 1. -WW nge V' 'cami' 465 Dlrg Org? Im Qsy'-21p Um 1' N ed eu. U WLQBL -1 cox vfB ' 1120516 yifp tv- ' Hy st Cqp'0g-' 'Wife nf EW -hdea wx!! wliiwz 223: ram-,2?ff1g'eS'f rfwlfw ma. C0m,,,?ra. ffm ' 'Y - wiw at wma W: wf w2J wf Tb? Hvffug 'ff ' M- Q .GLN 401 Vs so wmv Qwxv V. of- . S W 119' lgo Be 'Gd by A A up 'AX 'vm'A 5t 'f:6':w 5:5 of rn as ag Soixlleafs M W .. ,,..x rp,-,R D, obo nun or at-,'e', nm ' D' - Cf-'d ,32Q 1Wry'li Nfime lim CORSAGE 'ANNOUNCED' HER PRESENCE f CAN NEVER SAID OF A MARC LEEDS CUSTOM-CREATED CORSAGE Good toste rn Flowers need not be expensuve. For unmistokoble distinction in corsoges, centerpieces, gift Flowers, ond expressuons of sympotlwy, come to Lotte Forests Custom Flonst Mme leeje wwf tyleaocfafee 1NC The Country Shapeean Deer Path, 279 East ffLcJlce Forest 3130 The Seventy Shap on the Waltan Wollt, 70 East-Superior 7-7500 Campus reptesentativesaePidcae and Rundquist ILPT INIQRTI-I SI-IQRE SI-ICE RERAIR COMPLIMENTS OF MCR IQENESI-IE Speclollzlng ID FLILL SCDLES AND ALL REPAIRS 764 Western Ave. Lake Forest, III. N MCCORMICICS Pool and Brlllmls Deerpotlw LoI4e Forest The Portroit you remember LAKE FOREST GARAGE 778 Western Ave. Lake Forest IDI-ICDICDGRARI-IFRS Compliments of M. C. O'DELL, INC. I-Iighlond I3orIc, IIIlrrols Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Woulaegon, IIIrnols I l l GOOD FOOD FOR PL EA S E D O G U E S T S mm: Stxfvll st co. CH ICAGO-LONG ISLAND CITY DALLAS-ATLANTA PITTSBURGH -DETROlT- PHILADELPHIA IJX 1 1 ROBERTSGNS in LAKE FOREST The North Shore's Finest Men's Shop Q76 E. Deerpoth Lolce Forest 317 COMPLIMENTS OF WETZEL 8: TURNER Waukegan, ill, Moi. 4300 CHEVROLET-ABUICK H EITMAN PRI TI 596 N. Western Ave, Lcrlce Forest, Illinois Alexander, Lois 36. 64. 65 STUDENT INDEX Abrfrnutliy, llc urge 37 Adams, 1 Yale 16, 98, 143 Albrei-ht Robert 16, 67, 193,148,161,1R2 03. Alclf-rn. John 16, 101, 103, 166. 11944 , 10.1. C . 107,109,113 Allemun, Jzuiies 41. 43, 72. 73, 143. 1-1-1, 1-15, 168. 185 Allen. .luines 60, 98, 101, 166. 177 190 Allpnrt. Prisr-illa 50,107 Amit i. f'olumbinr- Alnici, Eniu Anderson, George 16, 60, 113. 178 Arirlerson, Linrlu 50, 51. 61. NS, 175 188 Anrlereon, Nlertori 68. 60, 103. 140 Andres, Eleanor 50. 105 Ankley, William 1121, 119 Anthony, Raymond 16. 14.2, 161 Anthony, Joseph 16, 142,151 Appleby, John 42 Aram, Nobby 36, 74, 75, SR, 00 Armour, David Ashton, Robert 162 Atterberry, Slierwoorl 51, 7.1 74. 162, 169 Auranil, Jar-k 52, 80, 104. 105. 106 Austin, Phyllis 40 Babb,Bennie 51 Baer, Donald-11, 73, 143, 144, 145, 148, 184 Batfes, Rosette 48.72.174 Bailey, Barbara 52 Balen. Rosemary Banks, June 51, 65, 104, 174 Buraezrni Adolph 34, 117 1155. 119,149,161 132 Baric-knian. Ida 49, 51, 62. 63. S9.101.175,182 Barker, Earl 72, 73, 146, 162 Barth, William 50, 18-1 Barton. Paulette 47, 57, 162 Barufh, Florence 40, 102, 156 ltiuiriluirli, Betty 44, 56. 10.3. 168 Beatty, Doris 41. 43, 60, 61 00, 102, 157, 158, 175, li:-ck, Lois 50. 51, 64, 6.5, 1.36 Becker. Br-tty 50, 50, 110, 174 Beuker',fieorge146 Beglt-n, Henry John 325, 73, Behlen, Robert 16. 71, 01, T 57' 183 110 1.11, 109 107. 100,171,172,1NL,1HIl,1R6 Beith, Albert Heivh, Frank Beirller, Lynn 37, 61, 03. 100, 101, 152. 154, 157,153.162.1?5l2 Beiger, Theodore 52, 102 Benish, Bzuljum 16, 65, 09, BPl',f.K1llL11l,Al'11lUl'73 Bernard, Jerry 74 Bezurk, Flnire- 17 Br-ze-k.Edwar1l Bizing, Dolores 49, 65 Bisr-liofl, Luville 17, 56, 57 02, 04, 100. 102, 10?-R, 112,113,153.155.15rl Bishop, El:-elm -17, 64, 65 104. 107 liiehop. Emzilou 17. 62, 63 101.103,107.15L2.157. 159, 162, 184 Bishop. Roy 38, 60, 134, 182 Hitter, Lydia 43, 07. 180. Bittinger, Gaylord 37, 74 05. 105 . 72. 111, , sei, . bb. 155, 136. 192 Bjorklund, Ann 52, 61, 105, 180,183,186 lllean. Cynthia 47, 61. 155 Bolling. Gladys 17, 64, 102, 180 Bollimi. Mattie Bond. Arthur 71. 102, 172, 162 Borg, Don 66. 162 Bor,r1.tluenter67, 115 Hnrgesnn, Lois 51, 155, 175 1 Bowen. Patrit'iu105, 172, 1hL Bowman, Allwrta 37, 38, 63, 00. 100. 103. 152,157 lloyes, Robert 126, 12S, 134, 136 l 99 LAN TER FOOD 768 Western Ave Hriylr-, 1'r-1'iI4I1, max Iii:iIi:in1,.1uIiii17,1i7.1117 I1i':1iIwf4ii4I, 11':il1vl' -13 Hl':i11s1'1i. Dorm-fis 17, 135, tl-1, 1111. 11i2, 1114. 1115, 111, 152. 153, 1.74, 1-13, 1311.157 1'1I':l11SI'II,11fr1lllN111,7:1, 111.3 Hun. Laur- Iil'vI1'I1I. .11i1'rIIi 42 Ihr-j.fpr:i1ik,.1uIiii44,111-1.11111 Iirizznlqiizi,1'h:iiI1-s 47 I'1l4'ivr-In-1, T111-4IvIriw 115. 17 71, 142 LAKE FOREST JEWELRY STORE Gerrit M. Bax TeI. Lake Forest 'IO34 The North Shores Finest Repair Shop Iixmvli. Hr-tvx' Iii-rmir.'1'Imirr1is liiuiiin-r. 11iiIrr-lliifn I1xi1iiu..I4ifefpIi 17, 73, 1111, 1117, 1132. 184 ISIHSII, '1'Iie-nr Nvlle- 17. 411, 37. lam, 1114 H111-k,1'Ii:IIIw Iiugux. 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AI1111z11211 111111w11i, f'111'11Ix1i-111111. 1117. 174 11NI111,q. 11131111111 1.3, 111. 1111. 11513. 175,181 111tN1'I1:1II-1.1114111117 11-1-11I111w..X1I1111I111.1i!1.11N, 1411, 152 11-1-1111-111, 1':11I 1'11gg,f11:1111-5211 1111 7 11111I11.1111I1I1fg1g,t11,171. INI1 1'111'1'111iai, 1i1'111111I1- .311, .'12. 57,72.1.31,1111,1S1Z 1111-11111. 3111111111 1119. 17,3 111s1-,H1111i1-13x,.3!1,11Q 171 1111111121-, 1.11112-1111 .'11. 1.31 E. A. Aaron 81 Bros INC FIVE COMRLEGE DEPARTMENTS FRUITS and VEGETABLES BUTTER and EGGS FROZEN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES POULTRY CHEESE 46-48 So. Water lV1arI4et CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Plwone I'IAYmarI4et 3120 Rnillip D.Armo11r Kent S. Clow A, B. D11gl1,1r, T. E. Donnelly John GriF1itl'1 Carl L. Kra11t W. Raul McBride A BANK IS AS STRONG AS THE MEN WHO ARE BEHIND IT. OUR DIRECTORS 1Nill1arn B.M1:IIvQ1ne,1 Donald R, lV1cLennan,,1 Fran1cVV. Read George G. Robertson George T. Rogers Rlnillip L. Speidel R. Douglas Stuart FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. LAKE FOREST ILLINOIS zzgmr mm :vmzrv-.-'.-rvlw n......w-,Q -1- .vu.-V.,-1.-1... .......- -,qv-v-Wy.,-vgvm-124.gmnmg-gzuwrm.-1.-n-31-.. -J: -- sum- .......... -,--..i, THE GARNETT CO. 'Ir DRY GOODS 'lr 270 E. Market Square Phone LF. 881 Lalce Forestf' Highland Park Glencoe BARRY FITZGERALD, '32 260 Market Square l.alce Forest JOHN GRIFFITH, Inc Real Estate Renting-lnsurance-Loans Phones 485-486 tiiirim-rwrr, Rlargare-I 40. 101 fll1IlTllf'I, Marianne 40, 57 llulnr:iri,lIim'l1ae-l fllllllllx, G+-urge 035, 67, 103, 1 121 Hylle-rxlwrpz, 51:1lr'ulrn Hafm-r, John 52 H:ir1r-piari..lam:k -1-1 03. -w-1 Hahn, Harlvara -10, 611, Md. 97. 08, 00, 101. 102, 105, 113. 157 l'l:il1rr,Newmn37 100. llall. lluwfrrrzau' -17, -491, 60, 61 66, SU, 105, 106, 170, 174, 182, 135, 17N Hallstmrn. 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INR Hirreslc-y,1Vultt-r 44,104 lluaguv, livilrge' 42 Horlgvn, Earle- 72, 73, 100, 1054, 125, 1-13, 1-10,162 Hrwsly,C':l!'0l52,61.157.175 Hoffman, .laym- Hnffrnan. Katliryne 47, 621, 101. 105, 175 l'1nI'Trnan, Frank l'1r,nlwrrial1.Suf-175 Holflvn. .loan Holla11d.Patrir-ia 511.175 H0llis,1Villiam21.71,101,100 Holloway. Lois 21 Holrni-S.1'irgirii1x57,02 Hood. .lohn Hook, Elizabeth -13, fi-1, 65 Horwath. l.aYf-rne -15, ti-1. 65 Hough, Ric-hard 21 Howard, Patricia 21. 58100, SJ-1. 102, 152. 157, 189 Hulrlrard. Leland 52 Huggr-tt. Dorothy 21. 61. titi. 109, 159, 172, 17-1 Hughes. Cairulyrx 60, 61, ll-1, 00. 113, 157 lluglu-'s.Rnlsel't35.1h2 Hund, Paul Hurit,Vl'alter3ti.69,103 Hunter, .lavk 72, 73. 162 Hunyarrl, Rohr-rt 115, 216, 735. 112. 11-1, 177 Hu!1:hins,f'arnl Hutchins, Edwin 104 1caza,Roy-1-1 Idler, Richard Ingram, Volhy 45, 71, 1521 lrland. 1'1ir'h:1rd71 Irvin, Sam Jane -1-1, 63. 92, SI-l. 152, 15-1. 156, 157,100 ' .1acksun,.loanne .1adrivh,f'larPnce 21 James, Shirley 34, 38, 57. N9. 105,11-1,185,188 .lankt-rs, Edna 50. 65 Jansen, lfredrir-k 42, 69, HQ, 104, 105. 1011, 135 'lf-XS'1'ES GOOD. .GOO D FOR YOU F ro-Z est I ce Cream Wisconsin Creameries, lnc. Division of National Dairy Products, Corp S ITH' M STORE 264 Market Square Phone 866 LAKE FOREST, ILL. 611 PARKER H I T , N D CLEANING 8m DYING co. 1 Phone 'Z09 IGI ll 300 E. Illinois Road Lake Forest .X A COMPLETE LIBRARY OF THE BEST IN RECORDED CLASSICAL 81 JAZZ MUSIC trol Ave. HIGHLAND PARK HP. 154 HERMAN R. JAHNKE FLORIST Phone L. F. 626 COMPLIMENTS OF WAUKEGAN STEEL SALES COMPANY Waukegan, Illinois SOCONY-VACUUM OIL CO., INC. 338 Waukegan, I-lighwood Highland Parlc 'I688 In 1.0146 Forest MARWEDE OIL CO. 183 E. Westminster Ave. Phone L.F. Q57 Jennings, Laura 3.1. 37, HU. til' 94. 95. 145. 99. 100. 152, 157,15N,1S3.1SS Jensen, Jean 60, 61. 156. 157. 158.175.1S3,1H5 Jenstroni. Einar 43 Jerrarr1,John 74, SH .10113l'11'l6'SP1l.-10111151 Johns. 117111121111-15,711.71 Johnson, Donald, 49, 104 Johnson, Herhert 22 Johnson.JaniestS7.171,1711 Johnson. Wallar-e -12. 72, 96, 111.113.143.144,145.14IL 1619, 134 Johnston. Charles Johnston, Joy 40, 63. 93. 100. 111 Johnston, 117111111111 46. 71. BU. 110.10-1.1G2.170,177.1S0 Jones, Norman 22. 98 Jongleux, Sidney Josefsun, Eleanor 48 J0sl3'n.Jarnes67. 144.1137 Jungles, Harlan 66, 67 Juranies, Lena Kaczniarzinski, Lennartl 115. 121. 122, 178 Kahn.1Yilliani Kaloustian. Allie-rr 22, 74, 75, 98. 158 Kanatani.1 r:ink 3-I Karp. Alan Kasian, Edward 41.67.115 Kastler. Sue 22, 60. 61. 79. 101, 95. 117. 155 Kastner, Joan 48.49.174 Katzler. John 52, 73. 126. 129. 134.139. 149.162, 172 Kaufhold. Edward 50 Keen, Edward 22. 69, E15 Keig, Patrick Ks-ig, Peter 51. 60, 179. 152 Keine, Barbara 40. 45. 60. til, 72.105.15.153 Kelly, James 108. 1051. 1411. 176. 192 Kerber. Elizabeth 391 Kerrihard. George 40. 70, 122. 149 Kesses. 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