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

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All of the official data is here, the senior pictures, the group photographs, the year's special events. And yet no book could possibly gather up all of the memories, all of the experiences of a college community from September 1961 to June 1962. Those are stored in over a thousand heads, filed away in billions of brain cells, some probably lost beyond recall. But the Forester will in days ahead open the filing cabinets of the memory and bring forth rich and happy recollections. There will doubtless be a fair share of the unhappy and the regretful as well, but the years do lend perspective and we hope that the long view will be pleasant and nostalgic. So though I write these words to you now as undergraduates, I know that I write them also to you across the valleys of the future. If in these college years you have developed habits of careful thought and rational analysis, if you have cultivated an aesthetic taste and have sharpened your sense of moral and religious values, if you keep these tools acquir- ed here in constant use as mature and reponsible citizens of sense and sensibility, then your stayuat Lake Forest College will have been a rich and rewarding experience and each time, tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow, that you open this volume, I greet you as friend and fellow student! Stevie Cole - 12 - Mrs. Cole A -. - .Lx . as ..,,,,,,,,N 1, Q3 William L. Dunn Vice-president and Dean of the College V' Q 7' 'T'-it A H Q? 1--'1 ir 1 Marjorie French Howard Hoogesteger Dean of Women Dean of Students Robert L. Kirkpatrick Dean of Men -13- 5 f 5 5 Eve Cavagna for Dr. Cole Kay Haslach for Vice-president Amaden Secretaries 1 .14- . -fu ,Fir Ruth Jackson for Deans of Students Helen Hurd for Vice-president Dunn Esther DeMerritt Assistant Director 9 i c e V 8 John C. Hoy Director -15- 'Qu School 2 ff Registrar Ruth Volpe Registrar Ruthane Bopp Assistant Registrar Summer Evening Session Robert C. Martin Director -16- :4 M ,3- i' 'S-, Joann Lee Assistant Librarian Mary O'Bryant Assistant Librarian gi at -rf 'Q 'X Martha Biggs Librarian i b r cz r i Cl TL S Joan Wilts Assistant Librarian Jean H. Bums Assistant to the Librarian -17- Vi J Robert D. Amaden Vice-president for Development and Public Relations Ruth Winter Director of College- Community Program Winthrop Nolte Director of Alumni Relations -1g. Rev. Donovan E. Smucker College Chaplain 'W 'Sfmt Qfwfii 'G f 4: nw, ,, ,,, fm, 4, : I 1 , Ellen Mosey Director of Public Relations Jerry Patterson Director of Development .19- .. 2-1657 Q mx ,x xx , f ,NW 4 Q, n V , aw e , f,'w,,,,1 .4 ,M 9 1 4:44 .-41 1, , Wf7Wf5W,f4v.' .V new .1 ' f wwf '20 , f. f U 1 X 'r 44, -U7 ', g ,,W?4 'Z' Q 1 K f 0 X ,f J KC, , 11,9 Z f ,X 1 if ff I ff, ,. fi Wlfff V, DeetQ2-Wh Mot Q89 ESKXKBY Han 'T Lenore Harris Mice Burhans '20, L Lodge Beata S of S Dursgepber d Ha? 1 Head Reszkyelzfs O 4,01 O 150456 0 Q Q C 1,4900 6101. ig:o55 9 Coffee, age been 0956 -21 - KE EOREST COLLEGE IPP! f l -lf 3 ,EL Florence M. Krol Placement Secretary Paul Burgert, M.D. College Physician Pearl Eiker, R.N. College Nurse -22- Business and a Finance Paul LaDue Controller eww Purchasing Agent Q P A . Jw 'i .. 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I 6355931 5 Wig? lhfiagy efi '4Ef.r,j1,'?E ' ' ' ,.,l,'1Ekf4,. v, -4 .il yi. a ll: .54 EQ! .v.fgi 4 .' ,241 g,-V . f Q 4 44-7 W ' 553 4 J i V 5 tl ' ' ,vi , , if-. I A 'L 4 Qi ,. g . 2 -f 'gl L-,ZH ' YQgQ'7. ! ' . Q 5 ' 1 E 2 1 1 E 3 ' -7 T ' -' EQ f' K , g y f , M , 3 'f 1 '. gn, ggi. f 4 LL 1425 - i x 1- , felis 1 I W f if --ww . ' ,, Q ,, ,., A m M . fA q, . l A I 4 Q in b I W. I . Q , ' .,...., T .-,. '. 74gg331M.'QfW5i7hL'ei??, 3I2w31-f24'WMwswwm Q- gs ,ga-:,, . 1K.v,,,,,.,,,gN:MZQ V,k,..V 4t5,.5-11 pigs .. , 5 . , I ful. if f 'V ,S . 'Jimi -V - ' 1 gg ' , f ,wgj4fQ+ g,?,,i,.A,3,., 5, -,ff full: 'J m ' + H f ' ' ' I ' 9' ' 'W 77f'2w'i'8?1'g:'iF ,59ti':3f ,f:1':'?,-Q,-'gsifffi . v . 'wr .- fl ' A -5 . V ' ' bffs- ms--Y?-WM A , - L 431- Antonio Alvarez Univ. of Madrid Instructor Spanish Madeline Ashton, Ph.D. Univ. of Illinois Professor French Donald E. Yale Professor Religion Bartlett, Ph.D -32- Kenneth C. Bennett, Ph.D. Univ. of Indiana Instructor English Thomas E. Berry, Univ. of Illinois Instructor Russian -33- M.A. Allan C. Bates, M.A Univ. of Chicago Instructor English Ann D. Bowen, M.A.. Columbia Asst. Professor Music Lindley J. Burton, Ph.D. Harvard Assc. Professor Mathematics Arlene Byrne, M.A Univ. of Wisconsin Asst. Professor Speech -34- John W. Cook, Ph.D. Univ. of Nebraska Instructor Philosophy John W. Coutts, Ph.D. Purdue Assc. Professor Chemistry -35- ff ' ' ,Mfg , 1267, ,ZQT John C. Converse, M.A. Kent State Univ. Asst. Professor Dramatic Arts Rosemary E. Cowler, Ph.D. Yale Asst. Professor English Marvin C. Dilkey, Ph.D. Cornell Univ. Professor German Edith R. Farrell, M.A State Univ. of Iowa Instructor French -35- Ronald H. Forgus, Ph.D. Cornell Univ. Assc. Professor Psychology Marie E. Goff, Ph.D. Columbia Instructor Classical Languages -37- lm? Beverly Fields Northwestern Instructor English Alvin Hanke, M.A. Univ. of Wisconsin Instructor Physical Education KX -,-. 1 '.---:f: Q ,.,.1g l -o,: iv., f iz1if1:is'f J - H, ,:- i,, x,,. .- '- . ,,'.wug.-:yu Richard W. Hantke, Ph.D. Univ. of Wisconsin Professor History Solly A. Hartzo, A.M Columbia Professor Political Science -38- H. Murray Herlihy, Ph.D. Univ. of Chicago Assc. Professor Economics Robert E. Huhn, Sac. Mus. M. Union Theological Seminary Instructor Music -39- Ann L. Hentz, Ph.D Ohio State Univ. Asst. Professor English Harold R. Hutcheson, Ph.D. Yale Professor English 5-2 'Z f , 3, , Q . cf ii' 2, of 5 A ff' Harald C. Jensen, Ph.D. Northwestern Professor Physics George M. Kren, Ph.D Univ. of Wisconsin Asst. Professor History -40- l 'A 4... Q - 1 WW - A,,A- t if' . f fi Elizabeth T. Lunn, Ph.D. Northwestern Professor Biology Margery M. Martin, M.S. Univ. of Wisconsin Instructor Physical Education -41- Anthony M. Lemos, M.S Univ. of Chicago Instructor Physics Robert C. Martin, Ph.D. Northwestem Professor Speech William B. Martin, Ph.D. Northwestem Asst. Professor Chemistry W. Gordo Harvard Professor English n Milne, Ph.D -42- Carl Parrini, M.A. Univ. of Wisconsin Instructor History Samuel Pasiencie Northwestern Asst. Professor Mathematics r, Ph.D. -43- it 4 1.-114. 145:- ,.P' '.-A ,V i ' I V-gi ,m'p'r1',,-, ' - ,Av Q, 31. 33.3 21 , img, , 1 f-xv -fx V. suis-?r,iV '- - ' gg, fs,.,'., ..1,q,f va , -If Q2 , , iff Edward O. North, Ph.D Univ. of Illinois Professor Chemistry Waler W. Pese, Ph.D. New School for Social Research Professor History Walter H. Peterson, Univ. of Chicago Asst. Professor Psychology Minerva Pinne Radcliffe Asst. Professor Art -44- Ph.D. ll, Ph.D Joan E. Rahn, Ph.D. Columbia Asst. Professor Biology Jack D. Rains, Ph.D. Univ. of Arizona Instructor Psychology -45- Friedhelm Radant, M.A Univ. of Chicago Instructor German .. 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Tucker, Ph.D. Univ. of California Instructor Biology -50- 2 as Donald H. Van Horn, Ph.D. Univ. of Colorado Instructor Biology Arthur W. Yale Professor English Voss, Ph.D. -51- Helmut G. Van Flein, M.F.A Univ. of Colorado Instructor Art Nicholas J. Wasylik, M.A. Columbia Asst. Professor Physical Education SL Russian Florence Williams, Ph.D. Univ. of Cincinnati Asst. Professor Spanish Mildred R. Wellman, Smith College Instructor Physical Education -52- Norman E. Welling, Ph.D Univ. of Minnesota Instructor Political Science Faculty Not Pictured Bailey L. Donnally, Ph.D. Univ. of Minnesota Asst. Professor Physics Jerry Gerasimo, M.S. Univ. of Chicago Instructor Sociology 81 Anthropology Rosemary D. Hale, M.A. American Univ. Lecturer Economics New xx. rw YV -Q.---.,,,,,- -Aw-wi.i':, '--Af-.-..,. V '- ' ' ' ' ' W .gy-+......s... -. 9 ' .4 Su : ,M f A , ,ue ... .-.A ., - A' 'Y .awe-s-F .... 2 ' -' 'ff ., 1- , - , .'-'fl- 'v -, , 4. ev - ' 6 ' mfg '. '.:s 29.4 Charles D. Louch, Ph.D. Univ. of Wisconsin Asst. Professor Biology Herbert A. Nicholaus, Ph.D. Univ. of Wisconsin Professor Economics 8z Business Administration Margaret F. Wilton, M.A. Northwestern Univ. Instructor Spanish Randall Dunn, B.A. Lake Forest College Instructor Mathematics 1? ?' ,- V IH. . 9 x ' ' 1 ,, .424 .fl .yn ? -'f if , ' W 1 K3 V: - - 1- , -z'-, 5 f' 1:'o3i' 5 1' nf' 6 t, .Q .Pug f4',.Q, 'Y.,g1.:i,4-w' w Q5 4,1 1 1 I ff AZ a4., F '51, K : ,1 L' aff, fgffil' ,,,',:Qfr1f if xr. ' ff af, pg ' as V Y, f N , , v ,. . '- pw' -' A W, ,I WM Q I ' 'M ' . t I ,,,,. ,,,, H ,faq . .,.. 'H ' ' M' V 0-:Q .. ,. , 'fguajiti' ' .' 1 ,,. Q f vs A ' N ' A ., 'L ', , ' .1111 , ..., A -f - U.. ,,,. V, ...W U f W mu, ,H I ,f r .- Q 5, 1 -W fm ' 'J , , ff ' M 'Q -I nv- 'K V: A I 'z' My - ' W f' .Af ll' v- ,,..,wf' - ,.r 4, ' I 1 'I ' 'W 'L ' 4 u -. 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Remsen House ?g,q,,,.. . 1 3 f -Q' Mail f NWN. if ' ef I Alice Lodge ex f,,,n.M .... , ee Deerpath Hall 'K lf fi!-5. ,3g.' ' 3 . ,ig ' r 'J' ' 44f'l'?5'f 'l'1 'fx 793' E V5 1 gy, it ' X 5 A . ' - ll--Q 'Z l-', A . f 1, N w, e 1 '73 21 's 'que Ma ,I ,Maki 4 N wr -eififfjgg Xie ,T x 453,1 59 ' ,M 1-Qu Y, ,N - , 5.1. I T'j,gfw,xL'QQxY! A ' vi ' Vg ,. fe Q- ' H - . -- Y 7 : if 2 e- 'I F 'Wi fe - -V. - N- l ,U .,,. A ,g X , ' wx , wiv ti - 1 , 1' A War.,-A W -f Alice Lodge East House Freshman President, F. Ballantyne Vice-president, R. Cloos Treasurer, B. Bryant Secretary, C. Jaros - 58 - Class ophomore Class V. Pres.--Herb McDowell Pres.--John Scallan rvwfgf' o Sec.--Chester Davis - 59 - 1 AW. ff 1, . f , ,ff W., t A 01 45' 2, ,E 5, 'Q 4 : Q ff 4 fl, -5 . ww w. may x - ww -3-:am Treas.--Steve Whlpple CGA Representatives Art Perivolitis Ruth MCG0nagi1 Karen Nilsen Mary Kay Horan - 60 - In ,,. L., ,f , inf fi, S J u n i 0 r Vice-president, G. Manalli President, R. Koberg ff Treasurer, W. Pierson - - 62 - Secretary, E. Larson Junior CGA Representatives Kay Colby - 63 - Judy Shirey ff' wig Piers 4 35 we M my M' ,. 1, .x 43515 Q sz: ' .N 'X ' Fi x ' -X 3,4-.. - 5 'M- X- lil A 8, A w bv. Y - .- a - ws. x- , M N - . -1 ,. ,W , is N v. no wef kv N I . 2 ,, H58 ,N 1 Q Xg,.Q 'ik N. gg 2 SV'- ,YS O -1 1' w .-. .u .'. .ng ..- -'- ' ' - . kill Q,'r'l l V . .55 ':- ' I ,, f w 1 ..1- -,50pq04V.'In0g,,r, ,asam50W',r r 4 . .4 ..fim.fdiir President, B. Barth ----Q Vice-Dresident, P. Stone Secretary , Y. Hayakawa - 64 - Treasurer, R. Woodbury I ya ,UQ Gus Totlis Senior CGA Representatives Yuki Hayakawa Wally Fulton fi -65- ,L 'W i :X X A ?o ' .Mm 'Jig X . S ,- K 1 ik x dfaamc C- X 41. v 1 1. w 'N , . 'Y , '59 are Q' fw- Y n V .iw X Y, JSR Tb, 1 at 'I '- - f 'f i .,.g., Q' 1 an -Q, f , ,, F me .. K 9-, V --.- .,,.,,...,...-.,,g-.,- .W we new 95 i . 211 ix f ,I H3 11 ff' f .,,:: I : 5. . . ' -- A Q? 6' V e' ' I I - Jr 'L AIM L 1 ,f -67- ' FOREIGN STUDENTS Catharina Sandberg Helga Seeliger Lisa Leung Anete Olsen Sweden Germany Hong Kong Denmark Michael Magambo Joseph Obudo Uganda Kenya -53- 54.41 Catharina to study modern languages and literature. Both girls were active members of the Inter- national Relations Club, and they helped to organize it as charter members. Catharina was an enthusiastic member of the ski trip to Brule Mountain. Agnete thoroughly enjoyed the ice skating at the Bath and Tennis Club. After Catharina and Agnete return to their homes, they will begin their university edu- cation respectively at Stockholm and Copen- hagen Universities. Neither girl will receive academic credit for their year's study at Lake Forest College, but both girls feel their year's experience is reward enough in itself. All the L. F. C. students wish Catharina and Agnete good fortune in their future stu- dies. L. F. C. has enjoyed and profited from their sojourn here and looks forward to hav- ing more students from the Institute of Inter- national Education. N, U. 1. This year Lake Forest College had the distinction of participating in an internation- al student exchange program directed by the Institute of International Education. The In- stitute endeavors to promote international understanding through student exchange pro- grams in which students live and study at a university in a country foreign to their own. Two students from Scandinavia who desired to study for one year in the United States were directed to Lake Forest College by the Institute. Catharina Sandberg, from Stock- holm, Sweden, is studying here on a scholar- ship from the Scandinavian Foundation. Ag- nete Olsen, from Ryde, Denmark, is the re- cipient of the Lilace Reid Barnes Y. W. C. A. scholarship. While at Lake Forest College, Catharina and Agnete lived in Lois Hall, and they pur- sued a full program of academic and extra- curricular activities. Catharina is interested in majoring in economics, while Agnete wants .5 is ...N rx Agnete Coffee ir-- If 314' ff J 1 fr W f .. . ng ,',1,,., K ff M .,,.., , ' ' V ., -70- Shop ix . wh, Q, 1. ' -Q '1..g?P's . , , y ? 'I is , f, Q41-,. qv , j 'ff ,cf em H 1152 742: , ,J V 1, 1 ,sa 9 c'7w 6 441' ,fa ., f 7 T4 v:-1 1 1 ' 'WML 1 'I' ' 1 1 ,152 . , ,, f,, f . V, ,.',,f , , , 1 ff .,A ,Wff.wM- X51 f f m L,-,.-1,f,z- v . 1 in f f' ff' V f 4 1 'ffhf . M ., f l: G , 1 f f ,- . ,g if , , ,G , , , ia . f ' . 1 ITIS VE ' , ' 'f , .', 52 . .,,,, +2 R, ,D ,. i MQ' 1 1 L Q ff . 'sv 1 '73, 'rams v . 'P' ' s' W L1 -Q -ff .zz I . l - :sf as U1g,,', d'il! , ..,, , , .-f.f.,-i':,. ,,i,.. 'N -. l'. 6. 'N U H- : , -4 3 -au- '.i,, W , A 5: , , 'Q If f '7 5 ' C ,N . -GJ Q '+- R' Y si' Q 5 ,Lk ' IA 'S' ,bf .'.-3, l Rim ' , Aff- 'a. ' fl-- 1- , - fi X., d g, ' 7 I, A X .. - , as - 4 -xi ff-fd if ,JQ ,na ,-4' ua ' -,rv sur ,.-v.,,1.,-1 -. .., df! 3 1 ' I 'rl 395 K 'KJILE5 . J' jf 1 1 '2g..,.z!N ' . .,, . - gf J. 'L ,'-1 ' 3 M:-' ' 1 , f' 5 I ,. 'TQ . 15 I X Q , av 1 I V-ir. , 51 13: A 1 ,.'.,,I ,.,?,,.. as 54. ...ni 3 Q-v -:tbl I . Y'--, 5 ,Q L x 2? -- gk, 5V , pw 4. 1 ,, N A . 1 1 1 .,,., - .5 AX 9 4 Q, I v f5'T'7 3, ' 5 ?'. ' .-Si I ,J wi 1 Q-ov' 1.515 ....,,.--.M-mx - In of 3 4 vA Q X , 4-C 6 Anita Klausmeier, Ann Dearbom, Vicky Moraitis, Barbara Boyd, Lulu Munson. Alpha Xi Delta Pre-Alum Group This year the Alpha Xi Deltas were under the leadership of Anne Dearborn, pres- identg Anita Klausmier, vice-presidentg Barbara Boyd, treasurerg Cathy Dravilis, secre- tary. During the early fall this group assumed the unique status of pre-alum group. Despite this decision not to remain a perpetuating organization, they have continued to meet and carry on group activities. Just before Thanksgiving a dinner party was held. Our loyal alums were invited and among those attending was Jackie Bingert, Miss Illinois of 1961. Other group acti- vities include a Christmas party and Theatre Party. Our club members are active in va1'ious campus activities: Garrick Players and Al- pha Psi Omega, Religious Activities Federation, Careers Day, Homecoming, and Va- riety Show. F74- Front row: B. Kerber, J. Rosenstein, A. Dearborn. Second Row: A. Fordtran, P. Entz, A. Klausmeier, B. Boyd, B. Liljiquist, M. J. Ridgway. Front Row: L. Martell, M. Davis, Second Row: T. Baker, V. Dearborn, V. Moraitis, C. Ma- her , L. Richards. -75- 5 s Edie Larson, Nancy Anderson, Sally Orr, Dianne Jefferson, Karen Ekstrand Chi Omega Chi Chi Omega Chi, founded at Lake Forest College, was formerly Sigma Delta of Chi Omega. Traveling even further in our history, our sorority was first a local called Gamma Rho Delta. This sorority, which became interested in joining a national sorority, sought and selected carefully that one which represented their highest goals and principles. Chi Omega was chosen. On becoming a local, Chi Omega Chi aspires towards maintaining these same hopes and ideals. On November 6, 1961, Chi Omega Chi received its charter from the state of Illinois. The purposes for which the sorority is organized are to promote high scholastic, social, and intellectual standards in our sorority women. The officers of this organization for the '61- '62 year are: president, Sally Orr, vice-president, Diane Jefferson, secretary, Edie Larson, treasurer, Nancy Anderson, and pledge trainer, Karen Ekstrand. Some active girls recognized this year are these: Diane Jefferson was chosen captain of the cheerleading squad and received a write up in the Tribune and local papers. Diane Jef- ferson and Marty Smith were both chosen of the LFC women to represent the college in last August's issue of Mademoiselle magazine. Anne Martin and Sally Orr are both presi- dents of their respective dormitories. Anne Martin was also given the lead in The Lark. On the varsity tennis team were Patty Raynor and Margo Weaver. Anne Holmgren was on the varsity basketball team, while Karen Ekstrand and Nancy Wilcox played on the field hockey team. The group is quite diversified in the combined interests and talents. But the base of our sorority can well be summed up in the words of Emerson: The only way to have a friend is to be one. -76- Front Row: D. Jefferson, P. Hentz, D. Colby, E. Larson, J. Anderson. Second Row: D. Bridges, D. Gislason,N. Anderson, A. Holmgren, K. Ekstrand, P. Engles. Front Row: A. Martin, D. Palmatier, P. Pence, P. Raynor, N. Wilcox, S. Orr. Second Row: M. Nelson, A. Nelson, J. Lipton, M. Weaver, M. Smith, S. Ericson. -77- 1 ,ug MJ-f Lynn Meirose, Sally Svoboda, Jean Alexander, Gail Amick, Marion Brady. Chi Lambda Phi Chi Lambda Phi has already become active in all areas of campus life. The Chi Phi's, interested in sports, have been most successful in all intra-mural sports, varsity teams, and consequently, an active part of W. R. A. fpresident, Anita Schultesj. As chairman of New Student Week, Sue Millar did an excellent job. Yuki Hayakawa, one of the most active women on campus, did an outstanding job as director of Garrick Production of School for Dictatorsf, Chi Phi is also represented in AWS with two board members, Diana Adams and Carol Wallers, plus seven counselors from Deerpath Hall. Chi Lamba Phi leaders this year were Jean Alexander, president, Sally Svoboda, pledge trainerg Lynn Meirose, secretaryg Gail Amick, treasurerg and Martha Graham, social chair- man. -73- Gif? Front Row: B. Seipt, D. Adams, M. Brady. Second Row: J. Cims, J. Freeman, J. Higert, M Graham, L. Meirose. Front Row: S. Svoboda, E. Arenander, G. Amick. Second Row: J. Davidson, C. Wallers, J Alexander, M. Hedges, P. Rouille. 5 5 W1 -79- 6. 4117 QP' Nancy Fellowes, Ollie Bovill, Sally Gillen, Thalia Penn, Sue Potts. Kappa Kappa Chi Kappa Kappa Chils were active in a number of campus organizations this year. Ollie Bovill and Sally Gillen were elected to AWS as president and treasurer, while Ruthie Mc- Gonagil served as secretary and sophomore delegate to Community Government. Chosen as dormitory counselors were Karen Knudson, Nancy Fellows, Ruthie McGonagil, Ollie Bovill, and Sally Gillen. Active in the Music Department were Kay Kornburger, Chris LeVesconte, Sally Gillen, and Ruthie McGonagil. Filling the offices of president, vice-president , recording secretary, corresponding secre- tary, and treasurer for Kappa Kappa Chi for the 1961-62 school year were Ollie Bovill, Becky Kapellos, Nancy Fellows, Sally Gillen, and Pru Mors. -80- v E5- I. 'L f 3 Lia' 'lx 1. ,, V, gg.. ff Uwe: -,, ,ff j. if ,, :: 4, . '77 Front Row: C. LeVesconte, T. Penn, K. Barney, N. Fellowes. Second Row: O. Bovill, R Morgaridge, J. Mullen, P. Koppe, K. Knudson, A. Staley, N. Diedrich. Front Row: L. Wilson, D. Hodgins, K. Kornberger, R. McGonagil. ten, L. Swanson, J. Axland, S. Gillen, S. Potts, K. Laniers. Second Row: S. Vanoos- -31- .L Kris Miller, Ellen McKittrick, Les McCulla, Dee Spearing, Lee Nichols. Gamma Phi Theta Leading the Gamma Phi Theta's in 1961 and 1962 were President, Kris Miller, Vice President, Lee Nichols, Secretaries, Ellen McKittrick and Susan Jacobson, Treasure, Les McCullag and Social Chairman, Dee Spearing. Lee Nichols also presided over the Inter So- rority Council, and Susan Jacobson was President of Kappa Alpha. The Gamma Phi's were proud when Carmen Anderson was crowned the 1961 Prom Queen at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago and also when she became Phi Delta Theta's South Sea Island Queen. It was 6 in a row for Gamma Phi when Lee Nichols succeeded Susan Jacobson as L.F.C.'s Homecoming Queen. Sandy Wolf, Lee Nichols, and Susan Jacobson completed their third and fourth years of varsity cheerleading. Les McCul1a was the winner of the WRA Bowling Tournament, and Karlene Werwath was a member of the WRA Executive Board. Judy Simpson and Demie Strompolos were elected Secretary and Social Chairman of Lois Lodge, while Cathy Maxwell and Ann Purdy were officers at Bradley and Alice. Dee Spearing play- ed in two Garrick Plays, and Karlene Werwath sang with the Madrigal Singers. Lee Nichols was chosen for Phi Beta Kappa. It was a busy but enjoyable year! -82- A 3 If . Q ' 4 v . 3 s 5 Z . 3 - 4- A - V. 5 z it zz ' S 'f 2. .1 ri 1 .. .1 if r' 1: if -H Lv -Q F ' 5 ,z 5: 12 5 rw: Z .1ck::'r 53232: ' g .yr-ly 4:1 35:4 5. if Yiififzf' 'eijiglgl V - 2 ' 52:5 . . .. , - Q 'C fi' .XXX , 3 if -. Y 2 ? ' Front Row: J. Frernd, L. Nichols, J. Ryan. Second Row: A. Purdy ,L. Crossrnan, D. Spear- ing, K. Miller, C. Anderson. - Front Row: D. Strompolos, B. Cavagna, J. Simpson. Second Row: P. VanDoren, M. Payne, C. Maxwell, C. McCu1la, S. Jacobson, E. McCu11a, J. Springer. -83- nf ,. My A ,V I 1-Q 7,34 'gf qzdgw ,ag , ,2:,Qlf 'fa ' - ' f ?i f 1 ,nf 'fix 1 fa ' . i '3ffL'L 1, K . W ,, Q 4,,, ,,,,,. '46 1:4195 af r ' ae S fa ,r . - F ff' 5 ..X Ngbx I V 11 N ,ix , T ig 5 Su-av I 'W' fm 1' MQ. 44 7-iff, fm M' if fi- '71 A 3 4 I x 5 r 96,45 f 1. 'ff' Q Larry Kaine, Art Shwartz, Richard Dimberg, Fred Uhle Delta Chi Delta Chi, under the able leadership of Rich Dimberg and Art Schwarz, made 1961-62 one of our best years. Larry Kaine took care of the secretarial work while Fred Uhle did his best to stretch the dollars in the treasury. In the sports field Paul Cady and Henry Ullmann were active on the soccer team, Art Schwarz, tennis, Tom Nyberg and Fred Uhle, golf, and Henry Ullmann, baseball. Our out- standing activity, however, was the parties which we held every Friday evening. The twist echoed from our chapter room to the far corners of the quad and Delta Chi parties soon be- came school parties. Individuals who deserve special mention are Paul Cady, four year honor roll mention, Dave Nelson, president of the Jacobinsg Herb Stratford, I.F.C. social chairmang and John McHenry, midwestern Limbo champion. Herb Stratford also deserves credit for his speech before the lnter-American Christian Youth Council in which he expressed his interesting views on today's racial problems. -35- I P, 2 ,. Front row: A. Shwartz, R. Dimberg, L. Kaine, F. Uhle Second row: P. Cady, B. Stumpf, T. Nyberg, B. Avery, B. Godbout Front row: H. Stratford, H. Ullman, J. Powers, L. Vaughan Second row: J. Anderson, D. Hodgson, R. Avery, J. McHenry, B. Godbout -37- Front row: .Jonn Liebenow, Bill Dixon, Jim Wilson Second row: Phil Berge, Dave Shoup Alpha Sigma Front row: B. Shadinger, G. Prestin, L. Weaver, A. Blacker, P. Lando, G. Bakalis Second row: T. Craig, R. Gaunt, R. Roberts, R. Stark, W. Crandall -g,3- ,- F5553 Efeif if H : ?,8-9 ,f . Q, 34, ii. 'QQ ? WN-r Front row: H. Buffallo, C. Matthewes, B. Koberg Second row: J. Nelson, D. Kearn, W. Pierson Kappa Sigma After one of its most successful rushes, the Alpha Chi Chapter of Kappa Sigma pledged one of its largest pledge classes ever. This year, as in past years, Kappa Sigmas have given much of their time and energy to campus organizations. In the Senior class, Bob Barth was president, Pete Stone was vice-president, and Roger Woodbury was treasurer. In the junior class, Bob Koberg was president, Greg Manalli was vice-president, and Wig Pierson was treasurer. John Scallan and Herb McDowell also served as president and vice-president of the sophomore class. Kappa Sigmas were also members of all the varsity athletic teams, Iron Key, Beta Beta Beta, CGA, Alpha Psi Omega, Psi Chi, and Delta Tau. The social season has been packed with pajama parties, trips to Chicago, a Roaring Twenties Partyn, and other events. Leaders of the Kappa Sigs were Wig Pierson, president, Steve Brock and Pete Karvellas, vice-presidents, Don Williams, secretary: Ken Welton, treasurer, and Bill Bazley and Jere Rice, guards. u -g9- Front row: W. Pierson, H. Buffallo, C. Bowland, C. Harper Second row: B. Garner, D. Williams, S. Brock, J. Rice, P. Stone, D. Johnson, P. Karvellas Third row: B. Simmons, C. Matthews, T. Sherrin, R. Woodbury, T. Charnota, D. Kearn, G. Pavlotos, D. Jordon, B. Koberg Front row: B. Bazley, G. Massey, R. Goebel Second row: R. Dwinell, J. Bert, K. Welton, L. Askelof, B. Braud, D. Strobel Third row: B. Anderson, J. Spooner, J. Nelson, C. Mitchell, B. Barth, R. Berger, H. Oppen- heimer, J. Diers, C. Walz -90- Front row: J. Barth, W. Campbell, R. Clason, P. Wroth Second row: F. Hamilton, P. Phelen, C. Perry, R. Gerstnecker, T. DuPont, P. Clarkson Third row: C. Edwards, A. Elliot, L. Leffingwell, J. Johnson, J. Houghtaling, J. Mitchell, J. Hodges, R. Helwig Front row: S. Campbell, S. Hammon, T. Tupper, J. Krichbaurn Second row: T. O'Brien, C. Henry, B. Scheele, C. Brummel Third row: J. Eversolle, J. MacKaye, S. Kinderman, P. White, P. Walls, R. Matray, E. Karas -91- .4-41. Front row: D. Dragash, W. Fulton, M. Milano Second row: T. Franke, K. Landstrom, L. McCoy Phi Pi Epsilon Phi Pi Epsilon, founded here at Lake Forest College and now the oldest local fraternity in the country, celebrated its sixty-seventh birthday with the annual Alumni Banquet held in April at the University Club in Chicago. Capable leadership for the past year was furnished by presidents Jim Fiechtinger and Wally Fuston, vice-presidents Hermann Schamberger and Mike Milano, secretaries Jim Richards and Ken Landstrom, and treasurers Fred Johnson and Tom Franke. Although not overwhelming in size, the Phipes boast outstanding representatives in nearly every phase of campus life: the IFC secretary-treasurer, and newly elected president, senior CGA representative, Beta Beta Beta president, Campus Chest Chairman, as well as playing minor roles in various other committees, such as Homecoming, New Student Week, and Forester Day. Phi Pi Epsilon was also very well represented on the varsity athletic fieldsg this being attested to by the fact that over 60? of the brothers are lettermen. -Q2. ' I fee zvalnildlgil Front row: S. Kammerman, D. McCabe, R. Leins, D. Dragash Second row: J. Richards, F. Johnson, L. McCoy, P. Lindahl, T. Franke, K. Landstrom Front row: G. Sinadinos, C. Steral, J. Tuttle Second row: J. Ireland, J. Feightinger, J. Ziegler, M. Milano, W. Fulton 'ima -93- ' '-ur! 3 A313 sd 4i Sp 'Cv' Front row: E. Schwarz, B. Hedstrom, G. Hoffman, J. Bradshaw Tau Kappa Epsilon Delta Beta Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon, under the leadership of president George Hoffman. vice-president Jon Bradshaw, secretary Bruce Hedstrom, treasurer Eric Schwarz, chaplain William Findlay, historian, William Demos, sergeant of arms Chester Davis, and pledge trainer Bennet Greeenwald, began the New Year by winning the Homecoming Sweep- stakes. TKE's rush program, which included two rock'n'roll parties, the Blue Mist, the Ken- neth I. Russ party, and a successful Smoker co-sponsored by the Parents Club, helped to bring 25 men into Delta Beta. The other factor which puts Teke on top is the participation of its members in every phase of campus life. Examples of the Tekes variety of interests are president of Young Re- publican Club, secretary-treasurer of IFC, president of off Campus Activities Committee, Circulation and Business Manager of the Stentor, Student Conduct Board, Homecoming Chairman, president of CGA, and Concert Chorale. In varsity sports were Eric Schwarz, golf, Tony Kalbfus, wrestling, Jim Findlay and George Paulson, basketball, and Bruce Locher and Bob Swayer, hockey. -94- ' Front row: G. Carter, D. Johnson, H. Onthank, E. Schwarz, G. Gill Secoudrow: B. Greenwald, D. Whitney, G. Hoffman, J. McDonough, R. VanDyke, W. De- mos, R. Novontny Third row: M. Wolfberg, J. Bradshaw, P. Saari, D. Dose, S. Sheetz, B. Hedstrom, T. Kalb- fus, F. Lennarson, C. Davis, W. Findlay Not included: W. Dean, E. Henning, B. Locher, R. Ryan, R. Sawyer Front row: T. McCoy, T. Christiansen, J. Powell, C. Trion, T. Clapp Second row: W. Fox, R. Miller, R. Schmidt, J. Mellen, R. Hulit, A. Raymond, J. Neaylond T. Davies, J. Findlay Not included: R. Ehlj, B. Goncoe, B. Meyer, J. Neaylon, G. Paulson, J. Sawyer, P. Sheets -95- 3 gphillclta Fllflll 6 iw M aaa N 33 mf 3 if B. Barr, L. Butler, D. Lannert, C. Xinos Phi Delta Theta The suspended chapter of Illinois Theta of Phi Delta Theta operated during the entire year under the name of Digamma Alpha Upsilong this was the name of the local chapter until it obtained membership from the national fraternity of Phi Delta Theta in 1950. The officers who led the house during the past year were President, Butch Barr, Reporter, Den- ny Lannertg Secretary, Larry Butler, and Treasurer, Connie Xinos. As usual, the house was well represented in various fields of activity across campus. Phis were active in Community Government, on varsity athletic teams, and on various cam- pus committees. Two of the members of the house were also granted membership in Phi Eta Sigma, national honorary fraternity. In the competitive arena, the Phis were challenged to keep a strong hold on the trophies that they had won in the previous year including scholarship, intramural sweepstakes, I-F Sing, Forester Day and Variety Show. During fall rush the chapter was strenghtened considerably by the addition of fourteen pledges and two social affiliates who were under the guidance of pledge trainer, Dave Quick. -96- Front row: C. Xinos, B. Barr, D. Lannert, J. Dragisic, L. Butler, G. Totlis Second row: C. Smith, H. Bowles, D. Quick, R. Craig, T. Kelly, T. Lewis, T. Bauman Front row: M. Schmidt, B. Wayne, P. Handwork, L. Kelly, F. Krehbiel Second row: C. Meyer, T. Todd, G. Carlin, H. Bierma, L. Roberts, G. Johnson, J. Marvich -97- ,99- Z' Front Row: Becky Kapellos, Jean Alexander, Lee Nichols, Kris Miller, Sally Orr. Second Row: Miss French, Diane Bridges, Thalia Penn, Judy Simpson, Sally Svoboda, Pam Engle, Jackie Davidson, Judy Fremd I TER- ORORITY COUNCIL I TER-FR TER ITY COU Front Row: Ken Landstrom, Jim Richards, Fred Johnson, Art Schwarz, George Hoffman Second Row: Wig Pierson, Pete Handwork, Bill Dixon, Denny Lannert, Bob Stark, Herb Stratford, Bob Koberg, Eric Schwarz CIL -100' Front Row: Gail Iglauer, Trish Entz, Sue Daniels, Sally Orr, Nancy Wilcox Second Row: Cathy Connelly, Dean French, Evie Dye, Carol Wallers, Diana Adams, Ollie Bovill, Sally Gillen, Anne Martin Third Row: Margie Nelson, C. Mareneck, Ruthie McGonagil, Sandra Amt, Martha Graham, Jean Krueger, Sally Svoboda, Joanne Neumeister, Mary Hedges, Gail Amick, Betsy Bry- ant, Linda Lord, Diane Smith ASSOCIATIO CF WO EN STUDE TS WOM N'S RECREATIO ASSOCIATIO Front Row: Diana Adams, Jean Alexander, Anita Schultes, Phyllis Adamson, Lynn Meirose Second Row: Kathy Barney, Les McCulla, Evie Dye, Merrill Rench, Lee Nichols, Karen Ekstrand, Ruthie McGonagil, Karlene Werwath -101- 'Q g, A af: I - ,Q 1 ri 1 . M Q g 5 1 - .f , . f , i fi? 5 2 L 4 S19 32 . qw 4 ' 5' Jgzez gtg 2 ' 5 , 4 ' 3 EH. 'S -f x E- X ' 2 N- V ff ,. 4 f ' 'i 'X. li? V e ' , . M. V :V 'ex - - A, X , - ents Joan Schultz, Editor Section Editors Business Staff 'F Roger Woodbury, Anita Schultes, business manager, Lynn Mei:-ow Typists Mary Surplice, Lynn Orchel, Lee Pavlak, Eve English, Margaret Schultz -102- Forester 1962 i igiff Tom Lovaas, Pat Rouille, Marilyn Da Foe, Jane Fauser, Not pic- tured: Bennett Greenwald, Jean Rowse Q7 BTHE STENTDR f Anlznzuvlu ron vu-noun. Auvkunulna lr ' .National Advertising Service,,!nc. + CallegfPll6lixbdr1RepnJemnti0: ' - 1 . 420 Mawson Ava Nzw Youx. N. Y- ' 0 - , N , cmcaeu - Bosvnn - un mucus - sn rsuncu-no '1 , l., ' . ' SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 53.50 W kl L S z me Eelepioheiim Hagen n d , ' 4 i ' OI' S 0 9 e. 5 C I' ee l mwspaper 0 nk lg ste IIl'n isg Seventy sixth the co lege year atth e ora . 1 o . - Second class postage paid at Lake Forest. Ill.. under the Act of March 3. 1879. egularlif throughout year o publication. Editors ..-g-..- .... --n...,-..--.,,.c-..H- Beth Va.nSickle, Jim Wilson Business Manager .,-,-.......--...,.....,-m..-c...,- George Hoffman Assistant Business Manager or ,... ,,... - ,.....,A...,.,..,., -. ..,. .. Dan Dose National Advertising Manager ..... , .... S ....,.... - .........., Barbara Boyd News Editor .......,...,..-...---.-..4,. .... ..-..--.-,--M.,,. Don Williams Assistant- News Editor .... . ,...,.,..... ..,,. W M... .......A...,..,., Lucinda Daniels Feature Editor .... - .... -.n...-....,..i..n......l-....w, ,.., --..-.. Prue Mors Sports Editor ..... - ....,..... W .... -i...-- ..,.... Q .,.... .......,. , , .,.. -. ,...,.. George Bakalis Advertising Manager .......... - .,... on ........ A ,... c,.-...i.:-.-. Chester Davis Circulation Manager ..,A. --,.- .,..... r.- .,..,.. .,..1,- .,.., Matthew Wolfberg Photography -..........-n...W,.,,.... .... ..........-...,.,.....-.. Paul Cady Faculty Advisors--Mrs. J arm Wilts, M r. J erry Patterson Reporters-Bunny Bush, Bobbie, David, Tom Dupont, Pam Frantz, Pam Guess, Gayle Iglauer, Phi! Johnson, Martha. Van Sickle, Torn Wollman, Phyllis Adamson, Bill Findlay, Mary Kay Horan, 'Ped Craig, Bob Eriksson, Norm Cranmton. Proofreaders-Nancy Cheney, Barrie Johnson Editorial Staff-Ingram Marshall, Bob Miller. Gordon Neck, Richard Ring, Dave Shoup, Carole Travis, Roger Boldt, Gus Totlis. W X Editors: Jim Wilson and Beth Van Sickle Stentor 1 962 Front Row: Gus Totlis, Lucinda Daniels, Beth Van Sickle, co-editor: Pru Mora, Jim Wilson, co-editor. Second Row: Barrie Johnson, Mary Kay Horan, Martha Van Sickle, Gail Iglauer, Barbara Bush, Phyllis Adamson, Roger Boldt, Carol Travis, Dick Simon, George Bakalis, Kathy Lake, Bob Miller. -103- i n 4 4 E 5 E z r 'wr Front Row: Mary Kay Horan, Marilyn Lee, Business Managerg Sarah Crary, Marianne No- vak, Editor. Second Row: Gail Amick, Pat Sturgis, Bonnie Baker, Mr. Bates, advisorg Kitty Knode, Bob- USITAL The Tusitala is the annual literary magazine of Lake Forest College, which gives to the students the opportunity of placing their creative work in print. This year Tusitala was under the direction of Marianne Novak and Marilyn Lee. C0 FIGURATION Configuration was a new publi- cation on campus this year. This mag- azine's aims are to encourage student experimentation in all literary forms, student literary criticism, and to be a medium of exchange with the literary publications of other colleges. .N Editors Roger Boldt and Richard Simon - 104 - Seated: Gerri Minion, Dick Alcom, Paul Sheets, Judy Shirey, Ed Schreibman, Pete Pitchios, Betsy Kerber Standing: John Sawyer, Sue Millar, Dave Shoup, Brian Guck DEBATE 1961 - '62 The Varsity debators of this yearls Lake Forest College Debate team were Dave Shoup, Sue Millar, Gerri Minion and Judy Shirey. Their ques- tion was Resolved that labor organizations should be put under anti-trust legislation. Bradley, Northwestern, Northern Illinois, and Indiana State Teachers College were among the schools at which the L.F.C. team debated its case. -105- , Front Row: Mrs. Thomas, Jean Rouse, Jane Fouser, George Gill, Bruce Newton, Nat Second Row: Barrie Johnson, Margaret Perry, Kathy Barney, Sally Gillen, Ken Roehrs, Martha VanSickle Third Row: Mary Jane Ridgway, Kay Kornberger, Julie Price, Carolyn Locke, George Brady, Judy Briggle, Diane Smeth, Ruthie McGonagi.l Choir B -106- Messimer, Ken Micari, John Quaid, Joanne Freeman, Leslie Fisher, Pam Whitmarsh Dave Allen, Jim Bengston, Robert Carrigan, Carole Hugell, Karen Norum, Marcia McCullum, Massey, Niel Lovering, Butch Marshall, Steve Whipple, Bob Stakel, Bill Wilson, Marion Concert Chorale Front Row: Mrs. Thomas, Jean Rouse, Barry Johnson, Lynda Allen, Karen Daniels, Sue Gius, Mary Jane Ridgway, John Quaid, Jim Bengston, George Gill Second Row: Karlene Werwarth, Ruthie McGonagil, Jonnie Ellsworth, Diane Smith, Sally Gillen, Dave Allen, Ken Micari, Butch Marshall, Kennith Roehrs. ig J 1 -107- I '23 T27 C7 Front Row: Judy Shirey, John Liebenow, Carol Kaufer, Anne Dearborn, Val Dearbom. Second Row: John Converse, Bob Barth, Yuki Hyakawa, Bill Shadinger, Betsy Kerber, Rick Jauch, Kathy Lake, Lulu Munson, Bob Miller. ALPHA PSI 0 EG GARRICK PLAYERS Front Row: Timmie Baker, Val Dearborn, Bob Miller, Betsy Kerber Second Row: John Converse, John Liebenow, Pat Sturgis. -'qv 1 A , A .- T Qi NW Nl X -M1 ..gg: 5 E -- X. -108- F90 9 ELK M ig 7,5361 izfjifrf M 'S W1 O Front Row: Dick Dwinell, Bill Findlay, Sue Millar, Karen Nowak, Linnea Swanson, Marty Smith, Ed Schreibman Second Row: Dan Dose, Andy Raymond, Rick Van Dyke, Pete Saari, Barbara Liljequist, Dick Roberts, Bill Demos, Dave Shoup, Wig Pierson. YOU GREP BLICANS CLUB I TER ATIO AL RELATIONS CLUB Officers: Agnete Olson, Mike James, Marilyn Lee, Sue Prescott -'PUC 1 i ,iff Front Row: Linnea Swanson, Gerry Minion, Lynda Hessler, Nancy Buczynski, Bonnie McKee Second Row: Dr. Coutts, Bill Demos, Dan Dose, Bill Wilson, Kathy Barney, Ann Nuuttila, Jane Fouser, Roger Gaunt, Roger Woodbury, Gene Harris, Dr. Martin TUDE T AFFILIATE OF A ERICAN CHE ICAL SOCIETY BETA BETA BETA Front Row: Dr. Lunn, Edie Larson, Sharon Bostian Second Row: Dianna Adams, Sally Cassady, John Ireland, Sally Gillen, Dave Strobel, Dianne Jefferson -110- Z' 4172 Front Row: Edie Larson, Corresponding Secretary, Anita Schultes, Social Chairman, Nancy Anderson, Recording Secretaryg Second Row: Ed Griffith, Vice-President, Dr. Forgusg Dave Maland, President. PSI-CHI PSYCHOLOGY CL B Front Row: Kay Phillips, Edie Larson, Anita Schultes, Nancy Anderson, Harriet Hartshom, Carol Mareneck, Judy Roberts. Second Row: Dave Maland, Ed Griffith, George Stanton, Dave Strobel, Nick Aliotti, Ralph Goebel, Sherwood Thomas. 1 -111- fu ...ay n i Front Row: Pete Pitchios, Sarah Crary, Kitty Knode, Dr. Smucker Second Row: Laura Richards, Alice Merril, Fred Strensen-Reuter, Carol Chapman, Chris Van Riper, Elie Arenander RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIE FEDERATIO CHRI TIAN SCIENCE I FCRMAL GROUP Cynthia Felleisen, Alice Merril, Sally Gillen, Elie Arenander 'xl' Q .f., ,-A ya- lk' xxx .', -112- if, I? liiilll ll , ' rv' ,Q , ..... ' 'JT -f-ad -.ff C7 Executive Board Front Row: Kitty Knode, Laura Richards, Chris Van Riper Second Row: Ken Waltzek, Hiram Kennicott CANTERBURY CLUB U ITED CAMPUS CHRI TIA FELLCW Executive Board Front Row: Carol Chapman, Sarah Crary, Karen Lindberg, Sharon Husenetter Second Row: Sally Cassady, Bill Demos, Rick Van Dyke, Don Whitney, Fred Stresen-Reuter, David Johnson, Dr. Smucker HIP V-1 -113- Front Row: Joan Lipton, Sue Daniels, Sal.ly Orr, Dr. Smucker. 551 CAMPUS CHE T COMMITTEE Second Row: Bunny Bush, Cheryl Soult, Gail Amick, Peggy Hentz, Margie Nelson. T 1 llfl FILM SERIE COM ITTEE Front Row: Dave Nelson, Elie Arenander, Roger Boldt Second Row: Richard Ring, Don Whitney. ,.., -114- 'F Front Row: Richard Ring, Dr. Kren, Roger Boldt Second Row: Frank Hamilton, Toby Collins. CULTUR L CTIVITIE COMMITTEE Executive Committee Ruthie McGonagil, recording secretaryg Ed Henning, president, Pete Hand- work, vice-president. Gus Totlis, treasurer, Judy Shirey, corresponding secre- tary. COMMU ITY GO ERNMENTASSGCIATIO Activities Board Representatives tv? Front Row: Charlie Matthews, student conductg Sue Millar, special projects, Kitty Knode, religious activities. Second Row: Roger Boldt, cultural activitiesg Jim Wilson, publicationsg Dave Shoup, goveming agenciesg Fred Johnson, governing agencies. Dr. Smucker, Dr. Welling, Miss Reynolds, Dr. Dilkey, Dr. Hant- ke. Representatives for Administration inot picturedb Dr. Cole, Dean Dunn, Dean Hoogesteger, Mr. Amaden. Representatives for the Faculty 4 'x -,f 3 Mary Jane Ridgway, Sue Jacobson. Sue Millar, Yuki Hayakawa. KAPPA ALPHA IRON KEY 14 Front Row: Dean Dunn, Dr. Cole, Ed Henning Second Row: Bob Barth, Pete Handwork Mr Patterson Front Row: Ed Malmgren, Mike Wurth, Lance Breger, Phil Berge. Second Row: Art Perivolidis, Dean Dunn, Bob Drane, Mr. Patterson. 116- PHI ETA SIGMA PRESBYTERIAN SCHOLARS Bob Dollaske, Gail Barnes, Richard Janick, Bonnie Baker, Riclmard Ring. Phi Beta Kappa A fi :CK Mrs. Louise Neel, Lee Nichols, Kay Stumpf, Lance Breger, Dr. Cole. 117 , heh, -nu 0 , ,Va- -,.u.4- Nw .440 .L -we ,, ,- -i ..-af fx- V f -xv-am,-' . -an f'-'-' f '5' ,. rm, ,..,A,5L:5-,-gtk , 14-A . Q, -118- FW Q2 .5-A946 3. -:milk fn' , ' , ,I ,Qi V IEW, 4 ,,,,,,,, ., ,,..i,'-u... ' ...fm W ' .N-V., QM. W , V ...-W. 1. an, ?. E i MSA , 1 , Q. 1 '25 .3 .v. . ,, - Q! 0 Q r. , 1 1 .itwxf , , ia: ef I . . .1 Q. q,'.yyg,,, 9 '- 'ffg w F I 6? 55 . Q Q 3 r fi- -, .,. 6,,.xN..,. Y. ' ' Kilt s 4, x 8 ' .Qs-hx , . It . 1. J. V ,,. . ' ' U23 Y 4' 4 nv w . 1-'wry' ' 'N ...vs- - N4 b '40 - - AM ',.,z-yk,.m.- M... f -WW-MQ 41. ,W ...W 5 .Mu ' ,mgjmny ., ,gqrff-'I V, ' f mi' M-.. ., .-waowh Mm' 'W' mln , Q -119- Yuki meets her group. New Student On Saturday, September 23, the New Student Week Committee, under the leadership of Bob Barth and Sue Millar, gave a warm welcome to the three hundred members of the Class of 1965. Each new freshman registered at Patterson Lodge where he received a folder of instructions, his red and black freshman beany and the number of his group which he then tried to find under a dripping tree or by some unfamiliar doorway. The freshman's first day at LFC was filled with activity: a foot- ball game, a class meeting to receive instructions and materials for registration, a chapel meeting after dinner for President Colels welcome and messages from other campus leaders, and finally house meetings in the dormitories. Getting acquainted! -120- ' Dr. Martin explains Dr. Einstein Week The three panel discussions were the topic of conversation among everyone, new student and New Student Week Committee members. The World and Dr. Einstein was discussed by the first panel on Sunday afternoon in the Chapel. Following the panel, each group met in a faculty home with his faculty group advisor and the two student group leaders, and all tried to understand the book more clearly as well as get acquainted. Panel discussions on The Lord of the Flies and The Causes of World War Three were fitted in between placement testing and registration on Monday and Tuesday. Other events of this busy week included President Cole's reception for the Freshman Class in his new home, the activities fair, and a pep rally and dancing in the Institute. Seniors meet the Freshman Class. -121- f av' ve' . , '- Q 1. rv, f at fa sat ' l I 5 15 I -A 'A in gi' ,l ,W Q , A ' a . . -Jf,, ,1 V-I ' V., , - , . , 1 1 ' is ' ' NWI! 'V Q- l v ' , . gp 1 f Y 4 :Q H Q 1 A vegan 'H 5' ' H ' ' i - - . , . 45.-.,,, V ' ,,, o T W -' ' fl o f 5 . ' if qv. V xg sv.: at ,, f - P f 1 ., .Q 1-9' ' ' ' ,ii ge . si, ii? Cdmp Bowen On Tuesday afternoon, the Freshman Class piled into a fleet of yellow school buses for a trip to Camp Bowen. for an afternoon of games, fun, and relaxation be- fore classes began Wednesday morning. There was a football game, volleyball, soft- ball as well as ping-pong to tempt thenenergetic. Those who wanted to rest, quickly occupied the swings or gathered together for some folk singing. After a picnic supper of hot dogs and all the trimmings, Dean Hoogie presided at the camp fire where he told some tall tales and tried to teach the Alma Mater to the frosh. After dark the buses returned their passengers to the Institute for a pep rally and sock hop. N ,mem .N ,FI ,V T51 3 ' ' a- 1-X 'A' , . ,- - - ,nr Vu V 'Q '5 -x 1 'rg . 1 -ri' 'V I 'K 'wal' l 'W 8 'lf' so it M , ' lk' -122- Freshman Sophomore Weekend Freshman-Sophomore Weekend opened on Friday night, Oct. 6, with the traditional kangaroo court held around a blazing bonfire. Those frosh guilty of misdemeanors were prose- cuted and brought to justice by Steve Brock and Judge Jim Murphy with Bennett Greenwald acting for defense. The fate of beanie wearing was decided on Saturday afternoon, and at first things were grim for the fresh- men. Someone had kidnapped the beanie pole, but it was returned in time for the grease pole contest. The beanie, despite the valiant efforts of the freshmen, remained aloft the pole. The tug-of-war brought an im- partial drenching to all participants, frosh and sophomore alike. Victory, however wet it was, belonged to the freshmen women, and they emanci- pated their class from the beanie. The weekend closed in peace and friendship in the Institute at the dance given by the Sophomore Class in hon- or ofthe Class of 1965. 1' vo, e H r. - 5 2,f-- .K ..l, 'H Tf fv'f A , img, . I -P rj' ' 'I ,' . ,K sf' Q -.'1'v.i ' 1 .2 1- C r. ' i , ,ffl 'V . - . s W . 7 , N 5 , ..: ' Es . A w .- A -123- V Homecoming Margi Nelson Lee Nichols Queen if Candzdates H yak 124 Sally Glllen Front Row: Evie Dye, Anne Martin, Pat Varveris, Thalia Penn, Carmen Anderson, and Becky Kapellosg Back row: Lee Nichols, Paul Cady, Bennett Greenwald, Chris Cockrum, and Curt Bowland. Mardi Gras 1 961 Homecoming After a summer of planning, the Homecoming Committee was busy at work as soon as the term began. Since Homecoming, October 13 and 14, arrived less then three weeks after classes began, there was no time to lose in getting floats from ideas on paper to masterpieces of wire and crepe paper, in selecting queen candidates and making posters. Mardi Gras was the theme of Homecoming 1961. Friday night the festive weekend began with a pep rally held on Commons patio, at which time Lee Nichols was crowned Queen. Alumni began registering in Lois Rec. Room early on Saturday morning. An added event of Homecoming was the ground breaking cere- mony for the Student Union which was held Saturday morning before the parade. The tra- ditional parade of Mardi Gras floats began at noon on Middle Campus and made its way through town to Farewell Field for the Homecoming game against Carroll which unfortu- nately we lost. The Institute, Saturday night, was transformed into the 'carnival site of a Mardi Gras for the annual Homecoming Dance. The climax of the weekend was the announcement of the Homecoming Sweepstake awards. Tau Kappa Epsilon carried off the high honors of the Sweepstake trophy, but Phi Delta Theta, the winner of the float trophy,was not to be out done. -125- - F e Pep Rally ' Queen Cro ufning -YF Ground Breaking Marching Band X.. V 5 ,.-r1Yf'1v: rfik T --1,H?'5 X X . -, .v -Lvl. X -' I 'i T4 iixr . h ' . .- gsevig X ' A., , ' , -:f..w',-, A f 'g . . YQ aw? f V , A , 1- -,gag -'-fi, .- 1 , ,wEgYETwF W y Q r r' ' ' ' .....:..,w, ... W ,, ET!! W I KM 1961 wrk A4anLiGWas , - 'F'rlQ.f5i', ':, 1 . , xf :, M 92,1-' . M MM 25 4 png-5. Q. ' JParadC -xi.. . Lhnnecondng wg 'g ' 1 iii 5' ff, 71' -iff P H I ' ' W ., V fx - 1 ki,-as AM Parents, Day Saturday, October 28, was Parents, Day, that annual event when rooms are cleaned, dorms and fraternity houses hold open houses for Mom and Dad. This was the day LFC hosted the dear folks from home. Phyllis Adamson and the Parents' Day Committee had planned a fullday for the campus visitors. The coffee hour in the Institute followed registration, this was the time for instructor and parents to meet for our better or our worse. Next, our par- ents viewed Mc Cormick Auditorium and heard an address from Dr. Cole about the nature of Liberal Arts education at LFC. There was lunch at Commons, when Mo- ther and Father, too, had to stand in line for their meal. The afternoon football game was a wet one, but a few spirited parents did bear with the unfavorable weather. The reception for parents given by Dr. Cole in his home, dinner at Commons, and an evening program of student talent in the Institute concluded the day. Front Row: Evie Dye, Jean Alexander, Phyllis Adamson, Shannon Naumowicz, and Diana Adams, Back row: Chris LeVesconte, Beth Van Sickle, Bob Pierson, Barbara Yarrington, and Don Whitney. ' -128- IT , Q 1 4' .' an f . K , N Q, 5' . ' I 41 I V 1 J H .A - so ' 1, - ' -wsu.: X , Parents 8z Teachers Associate 691952 .f ww: Christmas isis KES. ffiwxizjjf E 'X-3X,..,N,.4 fizvkggy' P. ,. , ,Q 'X 'Vi , A A - ...tw R ,,f.,,,, 1 , L .X gs .. . 3 .,-V' Q Y. I J ,.,, ,.x,AA sag ': ,sf 1 W wr yi? mf 1:5 Q53 l,, fi is 134,535 ,QA v 1 .x ,k,A:,, ? 4.yS Lf2,fl4QC.1-,.:?,-' W -a w w ,:, .:-p...-: - ,- ', 5 Eff ' 3 z Q , First Term Ends -130- Lance Breger contributes to the comer stone. Mrs. Ernest A. Johnson lays the c to The Dedication of the 51 Q f'f FD F C7 I3 CD G I3 Z ro 5 O I3. gi- CD . 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Campus Cultural Activities were many and appealed to a wide variety of interests. The completion of Mc Cormick Auditorium in Johnson Science Center provided a much needed and suitable site for campus lectures. The College-Community Program under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Winter presented many outstanding speakers from both on and off campus. Among the off campus lectures were Mark Bonham Carter who spoke on British liberalism, Charles Hogan who gave the United Nations Day address, Gwendolyn Brooks who gave a reading of her poems, and Allan Watts who lectured on Zen. The College-Community Pro- gram also sponsored a series of seminars consisting of four lectures given by members of the faculty: Drs. Cole, Sharvy, Tomashevich and Pese. In addition, the lecture calendar included a Thursday night lecture series given by members of the faculty. A few of these lectures were Teaching Machines by Dr. Reichert, The Political Novel by Dr. Milne, and The Teacher-Scholar by Dr. Cowler. The Psychology Club brought several imminent psycholo- gists to speak on campus among whom were Harry F. Harlow and Rollo May. The Reli- gious Activities Federation sponsored two seminars, one on contemporary literature and one on African affairs. Film Series Committee offered an excellent and enlarged program this year. The number of films was increased to ten and two showings were given of each. A few of the films presented were Blue Angel, A Ballad of a Soldier, and The Seventh Seal. The Cultural Activities office was busy securing tickets for students requesting admission to such events in Chicago as the Lyric Opera, the New York City Ballet, and the Univer- sity of Chicago Folk Festival. R.A.F. Seminar on Contemporary Literature - A reading of Billy Budd -136- Charles Hogan, the United Nations Day Speaker, discuses the role of the U.N. Coffee and Questions A Film Series Patron , I Rollo May discusses existentialism with psychology students. -137- ix ,ff ni Phi Beta Kappa Theta of Illinois Installation February 9 Prime Minister . President ...... Inspector ...... Physician ...... President's Wife .... . . Dean .......... Nuncio ........ Minister of War President's Son. Pauline ........ Doris ........ Stella ........ Professor ..... No. 4 ....... Garrick Players Present. . . American Premiere Eric Kastner's SCHGOL FOR DICTATORS Student Director - Yukiko Hayakawa . . .James Barth . . ..... Richard J auch .James Johnson .John Liebenow . .Judith Shirey . . .Philip Lando . . . .Bruce Allen .......GrantMiles Anthony Collins Karen Lindberg . . . .Dee Spearing . . Tandy Martin . . . . .John Meyer . . David Nelson CAST -140- No. 5... No. 7 .... No. 6 .... No.8 .... No. 9 ....... Major ........ Bookkeeper ..... Sailor ....... Barmaid .... Peddler ..... Teenager ..... Tank Soldier .... Girl ................. Non-Com ............ Municipal Commander .... Nathaniel Messimer . . . . . .Robert Miller . . . . .Richard Jauch . . .Robert Schmidt . . . .Grant Schaefer . . . .Alanson Sturgis . . . . .Robert Kopple . . . . .David Strobel . . . .Becky Leonard . . . .Robert Stakel .........BiffAllen . .Jules Houghtaling . . . . . .Betsy Kerber . . . . .Grant Schaefer . . . .Jeremy Buck I , . muy J THE GARRICK PLAYERS Warwick .... Cauchon .... Joan ........ - . The Father The Mother ..... The Brother .... The Promoter. . . Ladvenu ....... Beaudricourt .... The Little Queen ..... . . Agnes .......... Charles ........ La Tremouille .... .... The Archbishop . Yolande ........ The Inquisitor. . . La Hire ........ Executioner ..... English Soldier . . Guard .......... present THE LARK by Jean Anouilh Adaptation by Lillian Hellman The Cast . . . . .Robert Barth . . . .Robert Miller . . .Anne Martin . . . . . .Grant Miles . . . . .Susan Feinberg . . William Anderson . . . . .John Liebenow . .... Bruce Baker . . . . .Jerry Buck . . . . . .Betsy Kerber . . . .Jane Thompson Harry Oppenheimer .Anthony Collins Don Williams . . . .Dorsey Spearing . .... Richard Jauch .. . .James Johnson . . . . .Michael James . .William Campbell Kenneth Landstrom Student Director Val Dearborn Q HIHHNHINO l Jlfflx,-V ' . X 9. . I 0 , I 3 V N ? , ., hr, ,,5'1wf, ., ,4 vf fl' I' ' 4 ,- I 4 ' ffflf A-ff 7 T'.:1,,'. V ' ', .w . 41 w' . ff , MW, 2 MW vtfnf t ai 5 pri? l X . , M' r' Q -Q 8 A'-. -.,m,. G , .- 1.,,'N . I, f lf: E. -. Y.aq, , , . ' ffrk V db . J' ,S ii. ,, 'if W 'Ur ,Q QI E MSW 1 N9?i?f , 23 4 'Be uf 4 R2 Eff jg. . 5 1 Front Row: Martina Carswell, Betsy Bryant, Diane Smith Second Row: Mary Kay Horan, Tom Clapp, Ford Ballantyne, Ann Ballenger. On February 17, the Freshman Class was host to one hundred prospective Foresters for College Day 1962. The College Day Committee under the chairmenship of Betsy Bryant and Jim Findlay had planned a busy but typical day on campus for the visitors. Among the day's activities were tours of the campus, sample classroom lectures given College Day by several members of the faculty, lunch at Commons, a reception to meet the faculty. In the evening there was the Garrick performance of The Lark and an after-the-play dance in the foyer of the Institute to round out another successful College Day. It .4-QW ,sf .. P. 'a ih QJ' Sally Gillen, Director Joanne Freeman, Demie Strompolis Danielle Gislason, Ruthie McGonag'il, Bob Barth, L fi J , 1 ' mx A A Don McCabe. i Inter-fraternity Sing After weeks of hard practice the Greek fraternities presented the annual Inter-frater- nity Sing on April 21st. in Durand Auditorium. Sally Gillen was the director of this year's Sing. Ruthie McGonagil led the Kappa Kappa Chisg Danielle Gislason, the Chi Osg Demie Strompolis, the Gamma Phisg Joanne Freeman, the Chi Lambda Phisg Bob Barth, the Kap- pa Sigsg Don McCabe, the Phipesg Ted Craig, the Alpha Sigs, and Bill Findlay, the TKES. in i N-awww -www- 5 1 if .J John Liebenow, Director Chris LeVesconte, Bobbie Cavagna, Sue Wolf, Dianne Jefferson, Pete Kar- vellas, Jon Bradshaw, Bill Shadinger, Bob Dollaske. Variety Show LFC's 1962 Variety Show Anything Goes was presented on May 18 and 19 in Dur- and Auditorium. Chi O-Kappa Sig, Gamma Phi-Phi Delt, Kappa Kappa Chi-TKE, Chi Lambda Phi-Delta Chi, Alpha Xi-Alpha Sig, and the unaffiliated men and women all com- peted in stiff competition with their combined acts for the coveted trophy. Also hard at work preparing an act was the faculty as well as the individual sandwich acts. John Liebe- now co-ordinated and directed this year's show to prove that Anything Goes! -147- Junior Prom - Wig Pierson, Sandy Wolf, Edie Larson, Karen Ekstrand, Bob Koberg. The 1962 Junior Prom was a Bon Voy- age -- aboard the S.S. Milwaukee Clipper on May 26th. This last dance of the year took place on the decks of a Lake Michigan luxury liner on its first voyage of the sea- son. Music for dancing was provided by the ship's sea-going band. The Prom Committee was headed by Junior Class President Bob Koberg. Wig Pierson, Sandy Wolf, Edie Larson, Karen Ekstrand, Eric Schwarz, Judy Shirey lent their able support to Bob in the months of planning that went into making the Prom a success. The crowning of the King and Queen climaxed the evening of dancing. Without doubt Bon Voyage climaxed the dances of the year and was an appropriate harbing- er of summer vacation. ' ' 4.-. ' CY Nw. v-.,:.., . 37 . -if-.fEf?,Q - ' ' 1 0. V ...-. ., -' -4-17 ,L ,ar f Q in . . . , yy , ' g C ff. 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Z V- V E - i .1:-nl - .f ,xx a Vw , , Lake Forest College views Inter-Collegiate Athletics as an integral part of the general program but recognizes that educational goals are of primary concern. Inter-Collegiate Athletics have values for the student participants, for the spectators and for the purposes of public relations. The primary em- phasis is not win or lose but on a well played game. Our teams will probably Cont. on pg. 169 - 152 - CER .. nm x 'T' AY-'S wsu QW BN W? ,W ... , q , ,M A - : 172. 1 'SQQg.wx:51-.vgfcix ' H , A . ,, . . .V . gi fi -. 'Q -1 fl: '37 i 1 .455 . Q, L 1,3 -1 if vu .S mf VN x ' - ,, fi a L ' - - vc ' X. Q. - . ,..' A . - . . Q I .IX . Q 'X 'Q SE' ' . - 0 ,xl K ..,.. E5 ' X' Qi. 1.1 XQQ1'-'g'A g W f W5-f'..?' wg xf .qt ' N H, ,. ., , . .. M. . s G .1 X W , 1 , x x ' r X xy :rg A E :SN NNE: X I x-0 Sm 4 Y' A 5 , W-W FOOTBALL The Football Team gives no excuse for this year's record: We were rated as underdogs in the beginning of the season and the ratings proved to be nightmarishly correct. In the incomprehensible, but fantastically brave tradition of all Athletic teams this one is planning to re- build and looks foreward to next year. At no time did the team look like quitters. The nightmare was unplea- sant, but true. Record- Lost 8 Won 0 Scores LFC 0 North Park College 6 LFC 6 Illinois Wesleyan 13 LFC 3 North Central 27 LFC 7 Carroll 26 LFC 7 Millikin 47 LFC 13 Carthage 42 LFC 10 Augustana 24 LFC 6 Hamline 32 Ar' F1 '-f' A il B , A ' ,Y -156- 2 1 gs '- ing' I sf 'fl ' Q, S' Ag W . WP-r.11:XS3i g1g,fX50'5'5 1 fiqj'5-g?f- -.1 ,T ys Q lla .. , i Al 'W'4'WwvMm-aww ,1.,, , ,,.. , WW q '. Xnifv bvvv', v WWW v V ' I 7 U H W N H H , , .:,, . A . , lr? Q f V'-'-' ,..,.. N ,,,,1, .?.,,,,.. ,..,, M V If M ' '..,....,, X ' , V ' ? it i X X ll XE K Q X E, 5, :gl -,,., : :xii AQ! I Q I Q S Q51 'JQNFFQQ 1111534 54, ,P ,anqlg L '-. 1 . X 2' I J gi r 2 Wi r wsajw N Q uni Q-W Butch Barr Captain Bob Craig M.V.P. iyn X BASKETBALL 1 Y 5 . QA? ,xi . X A W K wg +1044 K lluu I ..i. , I 1.-lg' 39 , 'Eg' if 4 ie I 5 w..-w VM , T E, ' N, sf' x AA , if I rg 2 - . Q V aa W 1 X X is li 1 X K .. , 1 'J 55 if -. rf' X Q ohn Dragisic Captain The Big Red had a disappointing-season this year. All the opening games were on the road and the team never seemed to reach its potential. The record of four wins and seventeen losses speaks sadly enough for itself. Back next year will be Tom Franke, Greg Manal- li, and Corky fGurneel White who proved themselves very valuable this season. Coach Triptow expresses confidence and great enthusiasm for next season. Let's Go! I sv ' 34 ' V Q -, Jerry Zeigler Most Valuable Player Top Row: left to right Jim Hebert, R. Holder, J. Findlay, C. White, R. Boes, S. Whipple Middle Row: R. Janick, K. Welton, J. Zeigler, J. Dragisic, C. Davis Bottom Row: Coach Triptow, L. Kelly, T. Franke, G. Manalli, T. Kelly 1 v -... .--n-mu-s-vw ivlsi ' -' - ef-----.nu 1 . - 1 ' u Q -'Q' N , . 321 E 1161- WRESTLI 1 , is INDIVIDL A1 VN RFQTI INC REKORDS W on Lost Draw 193 lbs Ken Iankauskas 3rd in V' Cl Dave Purdv 130 lbs Iohn Hebert 137 lbs. Mike Collins Tully Tu per - Ray Hol sworth 147 lbs. Ralph Edgar 'Z 5 0 Curt VVhite 5 4 O 4th in C.C.I 157 lbs, Jim Bonham 8 0 0 1st in C C.l. Steve Goodell O 2 0 167 lbs, Tony Kalbfus 4 6 0 2nd in C.C.I Chick Lord 2 5 0 mmwwwww 177 lbs. lgakxgegehisosmas 3 43 8 1st in C .C .I. X. 191 lbs. Lloyd Roberts 3 1 0 H.W. Greg Wintersteen 5 2 0 3rd in C.C.l, John Ireland 1 1 0 Gus Totlis 0 1 0 Q, H Mike James 1 0 0 'Xml lg - Team Scores: L.F. - 15 Millikin U 21 L.F. - 18 Chicago U. - 15 L.F. - 26 Elmhurst 10 LF. - 18 Wis. State - 18 A, L.F. - B Valparaiso U. - 20 LF. - 16 North Central - 14 fee- LF.-18 Cmou 12 L.F..1a sz. Josephs - 15 L,F. - O Dubuque U. 30 L.F. - 21 Beloit - 14 Team Record Won - 6 Lost - 3 Tied- 1 3rd in C'.C.I. meet Standing Left to right J. Reiss, T. Kalbfus, R. Ireland, P. DeBeer, G. Wintersteen, M. James, Coach Hanke. Kneeling Left to right D. Purdy, K. Jankouskas, John Hebert, Curt White, R. Edgar -163- l55ii1 ' 3 LQ-ff ' vvf 1 5.15. V mf' ' S1 ' 1 With a 6-3-1 record Coach Al Hanke's wrestlers completed one of the most successful seasons in LFC wrestling history. The season record was marred byfrecurring illnesses and in- juries, so that there was not a single wrestler who competed in every match. There were a few academic ineligibility losses to the team. The team showing in the Conference meet, held at LFC this year, was very good considering the team was not at full strength with John He- bert 1130 lbs.1, Chick Lord 1167 lbs.1, and Lloyd Roberts 1191 lbs.1 out of action for the meet. Dave Thomas and -Jim Bonham repeated as champions at 177 and 167 lbs. respectively. Tony Kalbfus normally a 167 pounder filled in at 191 lbs. in the CCI meet and captured a second at that position. Greg Wintersteen at heavyweight and Ken -Iankauskas at 123 came through with thirds. Prospects for next season appear to be excellent since only one member of the team, John Ireland, is graduat- ing. Returning next year will be Fresh- men Chick Lord 11671, Dave Purdy 11231, and Greg Wintersteen. Sopho- mores Ken -Iankauskas 11231, John He- bert, 11301, Curt White 11471, Ralph Edgar 11471, Tony Kalbfus 11671, and Lloyd Roberts 1191-Hvy1. Thrice cham- pions Jim Bonham 1157-1671 and Dave Thomas 11771 will be back to lead the I team again. -164- 15--Q . bgpgggg-gi . 3 1: ' ' THE BASEBALL Coach Tr , Cf, U, :Tm Q, ,WI r? ,I 1 U I .grub I7 azgwk 1-vi' Hifi: 2 B I A 3 'Q -1,-lL in Ccmgg .M 4 T R A C K Coach Hanke Coach Wasylik 'fs xx -166- '55 FH? .n f U1-rm: WOMEN'S VARSITY SPORT S Hockey Front Row: J. Townhill, E. Dye, C. Soult, J. Alexander, L. Meirose, V. Moraitis, B. bell. Second Row: J. Lang, S. Prescott, L. Richards, K. Ekstrand, P. Adamson , 'f-5. P fr 051 'D , '57 ff s , P e Cl-1? lvl, 5 ' 63 . ' 2 QE? ' Camp- 13' 1 . .. 2 7 , 9 , A , J 1 o r A 1 ' F ' A of Front Row: M. Payne, J. Alexander, E. Dye, C. VanRiper, D. Adams, P. Adamson. Second Row: J. Stillwell, V. Moraitis, L. Richards, H. Hassenstein, G. Wilson, V. Vreeland Basketball Tennis E. Dye, B. Birch, M. Payne, V. Moraitis, M. Cullen, B. Vasillopolus, J. Axland. B. Vasillopolus, L. Meirose. 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A 51 , I 1, W.. QQ - -,,.3 ,h,,r1,x9 ,A Y , V x 135, - :, ylllu 214:13 xi, Q . - NA 1 i 11, ix' 52,1 , .- ,- , Q, ,',c,. Q! 's X w ff V Q x -LQ, V gf . 3 4. .,. +2 .Q 1 -5.1, 'VZ' ' .3357 M. mwhk 'ou'-fm 'Www . f M5 f vmmwmw Wwmm fe 4 Seniors Directory Seppo Ilmari Aarnos Art Richard J. Ablin Biology Transfer from Univ.-of Miami Am. Chemical Society 3, 4, Stentor 4, For- ester 4, Baseball 4. Carmen Hope Anderson Speech Gamma Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 1, Board chairman 2, Scholarship chairman 3, 4, Forester 1, Psychology Club 1, Inter- fraternity Sing 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety show 1, 3, 4, Commencement usher 3, Garrick Play- ers 4, Parents' Day Committee 2, Campus Chest Committee 2, New Student Week Committee 4, Homecoming Committee queen Coronation chairman 4, Junior Prom Queen 3, Phi Delta Theta South Sea Is- land Queen 3, W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Lee M. Askelof Physics James Athanas Sociology Mary S. 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Treasurer 2, Vice-pres. 3, President 4, Garrick Play- ers 1, 2, Secretary 1, 2, Student Congress 2, 3, C.G.A. 4, Pan-Hell 3, 4, President 3, Wh0's Who Committee chairman 2, 3, Din- ing hall Committee chairman 3, Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Larry L. Dixson Business Administration William J. Dixon, Jr. Business Administration Alpha Sigma 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Trea- surer 4, Intramural Board 3, 4, Campus Chest Committee 1, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. John Dragisic Economics Phi Delta Theta, Scholarship chairman 2, Treasurer 2, 3, Delta Tau 4, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4. David W. Echt Sociology James J. Feichtinger Business Administration Phi Pi Epsilon, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Presi- dent 3, Stentor 2, I.F.C. 3, Intramural Board Secretary 4, Variety Show 3, 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. J. Terrence Flynn Hugh Henderson Math9II1alSiCS Business Administration David F. Frick Kappa Sigma, Wrestling 2. 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Dramatic Arts Mary Hedges French Alpha Phi 2, 3, 4, Women's Glee Club 2, Forester 2, 3, New Student Week Commit- tee 4, Campus Chest 3, Homecoming Com- mittee 2, 4. er 2, Vice-pres. 3, President 4, Delta Tau 4, C.G.A. President 4, Student Congress 1, 2, 3, Garrick Players 1, 2, Inter-fraternity Sing 1, 2, 3, Variety Show 1, Psychology Club 2, I.F.C. 2, 3, Stentor 2, Publications Board 2, 3, Film Series Committee 2, 3, chairman 3, Student Congress Finance Com- mittee 2, 3, Campus Chest 2, Cultural Acti- vities Committee 3, Senior Dance Commit- tee 3, Iron Key 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. George William Hoffman Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, So- cial Chairman 3, President 4, Stentor 3, 4, Business mgr. 4, Variety Show 3, Young Republicans Club 3, Jim Forester 3, Prom King candidate 3, Publications Board 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, New Student Week Committee 4, I.F.C. 4, C.G.A. Finance Committee 4. Alice P. Hormel English Mary Penelope Hough History Women's Glee Club 1, 2, Forester 3. John F. Ireland, Jr. Biology Phi Pi Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Beta Beta President 4, Wrestling 2,- 3, 4. Susan Ann Jacobson English Gamma Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship chairman 2, Corres. Secretary 3, 4, Cheer leader 1, 2, 3, 4, W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 39 C.G.A. 4, Choir 1, 2, 4, Coffee Shop Quiz 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, New Student Week Committee 3, 4, Contact Day Committee 2, 3, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Alpha 3, 4, Jane Forester candidate 1, Homecom- ing Queen 3. Jane Potts Janick Sociology Dianne Elizabeth Jefferson English Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, Vice- pres. 3, 4, Cheer leader 1, 2, 3, 4, W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 3, 4, Inter-fra- ternity Sing 1, 2, 3, 4, New Student Week Committee 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Pan-Hell 3, Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Jane Forester 2. Glenn W. Johnson Business Administration Basketball mgr. 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard Johnson Chemistry Am. Chemical Society 3, 4. Richard A. Jordan Psychology Lawrence F. Kaine English Delta Chi. Cornelia Kapellos English 4, Garrick Players 2, 3, 4, Forester 4, C.G.A. 4, Inter-fraternity Sing 3: Variety Show 3, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4, Forester Day Committee 3. Anita Jane Klausmeier English Alpha Xi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice- pres. 4, A.W.S. 4, W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Congress 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Garrick Players 1, 3, Treasurer 3, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, Forester Day Committee 1, 2, Par- ents' Day Committee 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Jane Forester candidate 2. Kitty Knode Sociology Alpha Xi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, R.A.F. President 4, Debate 1, 2, College Discussion Group 1, Garrick Play- ers 1, 2, A.W.S. 4, Human Relations Group 2, Stentor 1, Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, C.C.C. 1. Whitford P. Kuhn Business Administration David M. Kutz Business Administration Phi Pi Epsilon 1, 2, 3,'4, Homecoming Com- mittee 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. Dennis P. Lannert Carol Ann Kaufer English Speech gl Dramatic Arts . . . d N. L Alpha X1 Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Social chairman Htglfmmics arson 2, Historian 3, Stentor 1, 2, Garrick Play- ers 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 2, Film Series Com- John G' Llebenow mittee 2, Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4, Sec.- Sociology Treasurer 3, President 4. Gordon J. Lind John R. Kearney Psychology Biology Patricia s. Lockhart Thomas D. Kelly Psychology Business Administration Thomas J. Lovaas Lynn Kirchheimer English Art Stentor 3, 4, Forester 3, 4, Tabard Club 4, Alpha Phi 3, 4, A.W.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, W.R.A. 3, Homecoming Committee 3, 4. David W. Maland Psychology Anthony J. Mangone Business Administration Robert S. Marshall Economics Lucile C. Manley History Constance A. Matthews English Alpha Delta Pi, Transfer 3. Charles W. Matthews Political Science Catherine Maxwell American Civilization Gamma Phi Beta, History Club 4, New Student Week Committee 4. Roger Casimir Mikos English Campus Chest 2, College Day Committee 1, Cultural Activities Committee 3, 4, For- ester Day Committee 2, Homecoming Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, New Student Week Committee 2, 3, 4, Pub- lications Board 3, 4, Variety Show 3, Par- ents' Day Committee 2, 3, Forester 1, 2, Garrick Players 2, 3, Stentor 2, 3, Tusitala 3, 4, Editor 4, President, Tabard 4. Mike Milano Speech Phi Pi Epsilon, Menls Glee Club 1, Madri- gal Singers 1, Garrick Players 3, Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, New Student Week Commit- tee 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 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Julie Mullen English Alpha Delta Pi 1, 2, 3, Kappa Kappa Chi 4, Stentor 2, Student Congress 3, Campus Chest 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Par- ents' Day Committee 4, New Student Week Committee 4, Senior Placement Day Com- mittee 4. Shannon Naumowicz Modern Languages Independent Women's Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, A.W.S. 3, Garrick Players 1, 2, 3, Lake Forest Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Stentor 1, 2, 3, Math Club 2, U.C.C.F. 4, Parents' Day Committee 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 3, Forester Day 2. Norbert W. Necker International Relations Michael Alan Nemeroff Economics I.F.C. 2, 3, Homecoming Committee 2, 3. Lee Nichols Mathematics Raymond J. Novotny Physics Carl T. Nyberg Economics William H. Ohlson Psychology Sally Ann Orr German Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Pan-Hell 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Psychology Club 3, Gray Lady 3, Campus Chest 3, 4, chairman 4, Basketball 4. Perry B. Owens Business Administration Business Administration Kappa Sigma, Football 3, 4, Basketball 2. Thomas S. Ricker Business Administration Mary Jane Ridgway Music Alpha Xi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, His- torian 4, Women's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mad- rigal Singers 2, 4, Orchestra 1, Garrick Players 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Alpha Lambda Delta, President 2, Kappa Alpha 3, 4, Pi Alpha Chi 1, New Student Week Committee 2, 3, 4, W.R.A. 2, 3, 4, Board 2, Pan-Hell 3, Outstanding Fresh- man Award 1, Pan-Hellenic Outstanding Sophomore Award 2. Judith Ann Roberts Dennis G. Patt Psychology EC0f10miCS Alpha Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Queen Sally Penner candidate 3, Choir 3, A.W.S. 4, Psychology English Club 4, Hockey 2. peter 0. pe,-etti Florence S. Robertson English HiSt01'y Lynn Trendel Petralito Jean llowse Psychology MUSIC Kay Louise Phillips Marian S. Schoenberg Sociology Mathematics Chi Omega 2, 3, 4, A.W.S. 2, 3, Treasurer Barry S. Schoenbrod 2, Vice-pres. 3, Student Congress 3, Psy- English chology Club 4, Inauguration Committee Anita L' Schultes 3, Senior Class Committee 4, New Student Psychology Week Committee 2, Campus Chest 4. David Walter Price 4 Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon, Inter-fraternity Sing 1, Variety Show 1. John N. Quaid Music David W. Quick Biology William T. Reed History Jere K. Rice Alpha Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Psychol- ogy Club 2, 3, 4, W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer 3, President 4, A.W.S. 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4, New Student Week Committee 3, 4, Parents' Day Committee 3, 4, Junior Prom Corn- ester candidate 2, Junior Prom Queen can- didate 3, Forester Business Mgr. 4, Arch- ery, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. mittee 3, Psi Chi 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, Inter-fraternity Sing 1, 2, 3, Jane For- Linnea Almgren Schumacher Art Garrick Players 1, 2, 3, 4, C.C.C. 1, A.W.S. 4. Mary E. Schweitzer Psychology Gary Seslar Psychology Ethel W. Sharp English David L. Shoup Political Science Robert Gregory Simmons Business Administration Kappa Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Stentor 1, Athletic Publicity Director 2, 3, Campus Chest 3, 4. Chuck Smith Business Administration Phi Delta Theta 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2. Pyong Nae Son Chemistry Am. Chemical' Society 2, 3, 4. Charles H. Stacy Business Administration Robert W. Stakel Psychology Walter R. Stein Economics New Student Week Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. William G. Struve Chemistry Pete Stone Political Science Kappa Sigma 2, 3, 4, Delta Tau 4, New Student Week Committee 3, 4, chairman 4, Campus Chest 4, Junior Class Treasurer 3, Senior Class Vice-pres. 4, Ugly Man 2, 3, Football 3, Track 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Alpha Phi 2, 3, Vice-pres. 2, Secretary 3, Forester 3, Stentor 3, 4, W.R.A. 2, 3, 4, A.W.S. 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, Inter-fra- ternity Sing 2, 3, Homecoming Committee 4, Parents' Day Committee 4, New Stu- dent Week Committee 3, 4, IFC-Pan-Hell Dance Committee 4, Sigma Eta 3. Robert J. Stumpf, Jr. Mathematics Delta Chi, Student Congress 2, New Stu- dent Week Committee 3, Basketball 2. Carol S. Sudler English Nobuko K. Takeda Mathematics Gus J. Totlis Economics Richard B. Traugott Biology Frederick A. Uhle Business Administration James Joseph Vitacek Chemistry Am. Chemical Society 3, 4. Lorin P. Volk Political Science Carol L. Wallers English Charles A. Walz Spanish Richard G. Watson History Blythe Ann Weber Spanish Gamma Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Inter-fraternity Sing 1,V2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Stentor 1, A.W.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Chest 3, Parents' Day Committee 3, College Day Committee 2, New Student Week Com- mittee 2, W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Kay Stumpf Karlene D. Werwath English Music Gamma Phi Beta, W.R.A. 2, 3, 4, Concert Chorale 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, A.W.S. 2, Par- ents, Day Committee 2, Hockey 2. James D. Wetzel Psychology Troyce A. Wheeler Philosophy Suzanne Anita Wolf English Gamma Phi Beta 3, 4, Cheer leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-fraternity Sing 1, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 3, 4, W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, New Stu- dent Week Committee 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, IFC-Pan-Hell Dance Com- mittee 4, Homecoming Committee 3, Stu- dent Congress 1, Beta Beta Beta 3. Roger L. Woodbury Chemistry . Kappa Sigma 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Am. Chemical Society 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, New Student Week Committee 3, 4, Homecoming Comm. 3, Senior Class Treasurer 4, Football 2, Baseball 1, Soccer 4. Adrienne P. Woods French Ralph A. Wortman Psychology Kappa Sigma 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Campus Chest Treasurer 2, Psychology Club, vice- pres. 3, Inter-fraternity Sing 1, 2, Variety Show 1, 2, Tabard 4, New Student Week Committee 2, Psi Chi 3, 4, Intramurals 1. 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