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

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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