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

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the Forester statt presents CONTENTS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION related student organizations - by academic divisions SENIORS STUDENT LIFE SPORTS SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISING Ediior Tilley pauses in the midst of a busy job. ssocxate e Business managers Smiih welcome a new Negley an ad. ditors Brehm cmd Lak h S k photograp er ace refer i yearbook I d s or i eos.

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our theme .... the path The path which winds from the north to the southernmost point of the campus has been followed by every Lake Forest student from the earliest days when the lnstitute and College Hall first stood, to the present day. The path has remained a constant feature as campus, faculty, and student body changes toolc place. This path is simultaneously a connection between the ex- tremities of campus and between past, present, and future classes . . . Uniting us thus, it has become symbolic of the vocation each of us is preparing to follow after leaving Lake Forest, and of the unforeseen paths which we may chance upon. lt is the reminder that we have been a part of all the College stands for - that now the responsibility falls upon ourselves. lt represents the searching element within each of us - to find ourselves, to never be quite satisfied with that which is im- mediately before us, to continue our spiritual and emotional maturity as we grow intellectually. For these reasons, and because each one of us needs a path to guide him through life, we have chosen this theme.

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THE FORESTER STAFF First Row: E. Malinka, I. Petrzilka, R. Keller, D. Dickson, D. Doan, L. Baker. Second Row: L. Krejci, E. Tong, C. Shefte, L. Cairns, C. McNeil, Dr. Hutcheson. Third Row: I. Lake, L. Negley, T. Brehm. Not Pictured: B. Means, I. Pleva, D. Palmer, M. Austermuehle, A. Cherry. B. D. Hansen, D. Cowan, L. Bible, l. Campbell, F. Luetunikas, A. Eubanks, D. Davis, R. Iones, I. Hawes, U. Etnyre. Pictured above are some students who cut classes or burnt midnight oil to make this book possible. However, many other students, members of the faculty, and administration submitted re- quested listings, helped us keep our pictures on schedule, and gave constructive advice. In addition to the perennial yearbook head- aches our experimental features demanded spe- cial attention. For example, during the remaining seconds of one conference game, Tom Brehm found himself on the basketball court photograph- ing the coach and players on the bench. While the section division pages catch the reader's eye, few people will realize how many hours Ierry Lake devoted to the art work. And Bob Sacek knows better than anyone how hard it is to get a LFC group to be on time for pictures. Toby Negley's business staff initiated the practice of sending let- ters to businesses before going in person to solicit ads.