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

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SEPTEMBER-FIRST DAY OF CLASSES 'lltllx ul l'trutI+.tll in thc' tural .tirl XX'.ttcltin' .tll tint' Cfrtilcl Cz1tCh sn1ttt'hc's ulCmix'r-t's.rtiunsf' tht' nwxx uirls gt, In in lrttnt trllfnriiritcrrisl Mvvt- lrtit this yvzir lini working hztrclvr than . . 'L ing nvxx' prtrl't'sstrr's ttntl rw-uniting with trlcl ' '... ht' wats :tll-City his svniui '... L , l t'r-it-mtg! Rush lmrtivs .und lu'4'4ttlilc'ss Qgrlwlk-sts hupt' tl1c't't's it Qfmcl l'CSlLlllI'2'lIll in town . . Iqtttt inttm tht' night, Huw thrilling it is t':tCh 'lihtts tk-ll tht' lirst lbw grains ul' sttncl in the' l'.1lll RL'IllC'lllltt'l' rushing tu lunt'h ttltrr tittr Iiuttrqltiss ul' .t ntwx yvttr, tht' 'Nth lor l.trlstf first t'l.rsst's.1'xCitt,'tl ttlmtlt il fi35trll,tlHtl htriltling lfurvst Qlnllvgv. tint' lmusitntllt thc' stunt' lrttt In'nit't't, thc- nut' instructurs. Ll stftistttiotml lirst ninth' intlividttttl ln nvw rnincls furitrilrtttiiiu slrowilig hx lrush liarlli-lvztfk. Hgtrltti XY.thl.' to ultl iclvns, Huw wt- pl.rnnt'cl ltrr thc' yc'4t1'1tl1t't1fll .Xt lunch li, ligin ts. ll. fflc':1t'y, H. lkivis, Cf. lfrlr, 'lf Sclnlltng, U. Swzuisuli Q. ms ,M . Ngfykg N ' '? :ENN .?N?iKw1eQ1mSw,' -ww X v- :V ..-sew. i f 1

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PEOPLE I THE LIGHT OF ACTIVITY includv Vicc Prf'sid4'nt and Dvarl of thc Collvgi-, XYilliaIn I.. Dunn and his able' sc-Crctary. Rfiss Joan Camphc-ll. In thi' midst of soma' heavy paper work, Howard Hooqvstcqrr, Urban of Sludcnts, and Psyfhology in- structor and his sccrc-tary, Nlrs. Ruth K. Jackson. if On Icavv of 2li7SL'1ll't' fruiu I'iCi7l'llLlI'X to Sc'ptc'iulJcr, studying for heir Pru- fcssorship. was Bliss Hx-li-n Clark:-. Dean Clarkf- is thr' Assistant Dr-an of Stucicnts and an imtructrn' in vducatinn. Q-.- A I1

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71511: 'Five eight o'clocks?' Rzglzf: A five hundred word theme the first day .llnlfllwf Has anYboClY Hot a smoke? Hffffmnr I'm going back to Durand and sack outf' Roll back the sands of time to Sept. 22. a day that niade the summer seem long. That first day al- ways means learning new faces. Among them this year. eight were to become our mentors-par excellence: Drs. Cowler. Coutts. Dilkey and Murphy: Nlessrs. Erickson. Mouratides and Tschappat: and Miss O'Bryant. Also offering its hand was a Hbigger than eyer freshman class that would prove well dry behind the ears as names like Wbrobec. Jacobs, l'Vay, Rhode. Rice. and Orr crowded Stentor space. But as recruits were yet orienting . already practiced hands held campus sway. Donna Lenters' team: Bunge. Cleary. and the scintillating Poopsie edited popu- lar September columns. Mischa Rader. Bob Scichili. Phipes. Tony Banks, etc. won again the big letters. Chairmen like Bill Eckert. Ed iVil- liams. Joe Petrzilka and Jerry Lake began early planning. Performances by campus clowns. Jack YVolf and jim O'Keefe, opened and rehearsal be- gan for Frank Kayanaugh and Geri Larson. XVith these and more we united on that day. befriended through the year. and shall remember always. 'fi NMI' V