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

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lt's 2:30 p,rri., Saturday afternoon, Farwell Field, and warm weather . . . the first strains of the National Anthem can be heard 4 4 . on the field one can read the numerals on the backs of bright red and white uniforms . . . the teams and the crowds face the American flag . . . seconds later the l953 football season is officially begun by the initial kick-off high into the air. That kick-off, more than the first class, officially opened the school year for most of us, Behind us in the crowd was the new press box . . . you could hear the announcer breathing into the mike as he expectantly awaited the referee's signal . . . the little boy beside us had mustard on his mouth and pop corn in his hand . . . a follower of the Beloit team kept yelling down in front. Without a doubt, fall was here and this football game was the place to be. The Football Season y FORESTERS SHOW THEIR VIM, VIGCR AND VITALITY 20

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Footbalf FALL FINDS A. Grundberg, F. Garlock, W. D. Redding, C. Walsh, Siorto, D. Iohnson, R. Iones, I. Deiiz. R. lones. R. Burns, G. Parker, W. Ioor. Sterling, Iones, and Deitz keep their eyes on the CCI iiile.