Lake Forest College - Forester Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)
- Class of 1983
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'Pb-Q.-.. -. ..r ,' if cr' 14 . , Q . .x' W ' .Y ' r x.- ' --as 4 f . 0 ig Q. -P W 4.-v ,JA , 5 ' A ,nlQ'fHL , . ' 'N - ' -', I..-. 4,--, . h I . JN. - 4 ' 4,9-.f-q. - ' ,Wiz-,.1.. 4 if ,J Q.. r - Q l ,Til 1 l jl'-' l L arp ' i I 1'- ffl. ' 1 is if ' l 4 'XFKQ - e 1 Wvlx, 15 ,,, .-1'fZ'f P ' -' 15' 3 3 2 .h J 43,5 '. yr . .Lai if 41. A - l L sgi',l'.53 1332- Lake Forest has always attempted to answer the needs and desires of all its students through a wide variety of ex- tracurricular activity offerings. With something for everyone, nobody needs to be on the outside looking in . I 2 L1 1.15 ii Q 5? ui. 41. fi Qin, 0' ,1 ,-,.hn.w f , ,V .. 5 . Q fx- . ' ,v . 5 x, fx-E gvww- . xr . V- A X - -X' j ,x -Rh.-: 'A f' 'xg' 4'-. 5r !i :. - .- A3-x x MK X .fax iff -xg ' 'J ' .. ' AL.-gp-' iq, .- ff-N? f -it . Tx, . , .g A - ' - ' 5 .1 4, ' . y . Q ' , ,fx -A ': , . 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Q . fi' Q Af ff -M .if --N 1? li .- 5 -in-' ' , --1- - aw A '6?f..n'- nw: Q.: my fa: rn- 4 . . .,, .it-., ' w.:'u.i ':'x ' 1 ,fb ' , . f. v A I. 4 , ,,' 1: ,,. , ,, .5-.44 -we 7 f . Zz . 'SL - .9 ' f ' - Q-. .. - fm.-Q . . -g :r.,.g l- - X' .. ,ni -3-- fs-. . 1, -,...,x ,. - '7 Q V' .'- Q I ' v .g it x Y f .1 Juan Some traditions never seern to change. Whether in field hockey or in ice hockey, volleyball or basketball, LFC athletes have continued to show the spirit and pride so characteristic of our sports history . . . ll 2 ' ' , Q , . .nf R , A I K 1 -,!-l- , llllf'1lIlllll Q A. , --CHQ . U 41. D lllllliif Q5- I 'r A 1 V , 1 ' 'I ll22!2 I2l2IIiIIu- f llllllllllnnll A ip:-T Liv ,J .qlq :el I. -.1 FL, 'f... : 5 PA-.. H: 1 ,- J-'...L.f . 'n- . ,, 1 :.Y Aux ,-Af. is 4 -- .' .. w - nb--.J -Qyf ,Lair WL h fwffflh-11. '-4' . '. . , - ','f4f.a2.L'L,? M ., , if 4- f, 5 -,xx nv,-,., In-sv. F .-j T' 5-1--'ffax ww ' 4'9f,Lxv 1- 1 - X-.s. - 'Y M.9S ., ,. . ts.. -. A- , QQ v , V A.. wg, .. 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' W, Q K, if -.4 ' '- vi . 4-.uv X -kskaem ll N , gs bfi xv- f C7 Our lives at Lake Forest College would be incomplete without the en- richment of recreation: dancing, laughing, and enjoying the company of good friends. 15 ...N :tv xk QQA' , . I J ig- . A . x L, . '. ' r i uf. N gf S' ,sf - . , 1 3 , in-rf: A' . , , , ,T eff' as .V '.fn y. qv' fe? .1 I Ex ,.. rIxllOllgl1I'C'CI'C'2lIlOI1IOCllll'lSlCSSliOI'llll1lIl12lIl in tht past. LFC students have always spent much of tlit-it free time sitting and stzmcliiig. 'I'oclnx s stuclcuts clc- serve praise for their diligent attempts to pcrpctuzitt this time-liouorecl trziclitioii. lT ,, lg its EQTQEJ-1131 vs- -ww, Q 5 Table of Contents Opening ...l Activities Administiation and Faculty - ,, .. .- ,A. l.. Q., Orgzmizziticms. . . 74 'gg 's'q21w1.g lg 'ue-,ai W ' . ' ' i 'jaw-4 - ' ' , . - xi- , ,. K . 7. .,, I. Q It , Seniors. . . 2 Em. , '--nr 'fu ' if Ll ,L 'I .',v! Aging ff :TSW s . , v 1 , , -'wilt -Q -., , Sports. . .Uh , I 5 'BL-,-y.-S 1 -,. 9 .Q ' '1 PN4' Ks s Chun., X I. X I i !f1 . Jia 7Eg'?Jf .HQ- f 17 ,. ,, nw P, 'f I lk . L-P 'rv 'figs v rg- ' 7'f n-. .J QE' .1-XT, 1. leur sax L - Administration and Faculty At LFC. our faculty inenihers are not inerelx' instructors. hut friends and mentors as well. ln addition to their strong tionnnitinent to our aca- demic enrichment. our faculty land their laini- liesb also participate in extracnrriculars and day-to-day on-campus living. Cloiiseqtieiitly. we often have the unique privilege of seeing these paragons of knowledge let their hair down . Administration 'Ks Y Q Eugene Hotchkiss 'N 'N-q. 4, 'J -, - I . 11 t ' , Mx X gy K SSR r X if x X xxx XX xt X X X X A X IX .... . ' ns -s - 11 -W 54 I - A Ted Carlus I' I b' I 5 I 1 lg X 3 ' e --V3 i. 4. Leslie Thomas Chapman Gene Brandt Gordon White P X..I George Speros I. I , Suzanne Conolly nl A 'i- n H Q 1 ,eg - ,I ' ' - 5 1 2 -I L T7 Harriette Alziuch n ,C 1 ' L A xX'4R Ruthane Bopp Helene Lewis Bailev Donnallv A 1' A I Cathy Bridges 7-v I . Bill Dennett Wayne Doleski Q : Karla Spurlock-Evans l -.-M.. -.l . Q-46 1 I . x- -M! - i 5 'ik 'gf' Don Craft is- - ,fa I .VU ii... H, V QU Eric Riedel , -A. Ne. i M ,JI 2, wg. Q MN 'U r-1 ll t. 5,4 Gordon kensgaard K Al Zabor SMOKWG I 11' iff The Print Shop Family 44? Fred Isele Bob LePak 5 I drnissions I!- W nl ' X X X' N X J , S I N , x ' wr . '.Yv Francis Spike Gumniere Ellen Syburg Z1 ,...-f' ,4.' -s. Virginia Reichl 1 Naomi Tsuzuki Tony Leggett ft c 1 fits S - , il -la gg z Nicholas Prokos .555 .lsifis A Franz Schulze Amelia Carr Ramona Mitchell Michael Croydon ,f ' , Sl Alex Mitchell ft I 1' Arthur Lazal 53' Louise Mason Ken Weik 5.143 Barbara Hansen -v K. Rick L Z- 'T Chemistry ,okgmiil I Lee Thompson Laura Klingbeil :I A Y I 3. William Martin in if john Courts E R ,i n 'l Economics ,img-x gnxlrls. Rosemary Hale Sarah Core Peters P+-.QQ Q u mm:1's..m:'.ss-zwffergm m b ' Evan Schouten Robert Baade ,pw john Kano ,A ,xxx I K .Sc Qi Q' lux AXE -rv 4 - 1' Ron Helgeus ff' .lim Clhcssen ohn Lorant Business Charles Gahala Cheryl Ross 35 Education Singer Florence nv? 5 Y-PY ......l x, , ' ' we ' 55 k ' gvlfassey Mark Tierno Enghsh Y. Y 'rw 4. 14, v I ,I ,. 13. Q. Kam, Y. 'l' 'QP 4, . 53-Q-if Q' I1 of 4 . A ...,,,.' We H, ' Diane Ross P my 'xi' J fic- 'L Robert Greenfield ' 5 -'15 ' Y L Cl' Rosemary Cowlel' 'Q N..-f Y 'Wi XX Ann Louise Hentz 2 Foreign Languages and Literatures . , .x.::'::4f:. .511 1 - -. in - ' , gi2?a:::f3gi5::.g5:ag , - Q.-1-115-21:1-ffes-saw2 -:.:5--L. :- . +,1:ff'. 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Q4 5 v 1 I Steve Rosswu rm -ll Mathematics and Computer Studies Etlfl .Q 1- , - .M nl ! 5. . b Troy 1'--N I ff ff f Edward Packel 1,- BEE' Ivan Filippenko 'LI Q - 9 1 4 lm 'za A ! , . f ' j R' 1 f, ,y f , -- 1 ., . N .-.-.Jn ' 5 X Robert Holliday james Fryxell Physics 0 2123 p Q Q we 934 W WA VM 0 0 0,0 4 0,0 N OQO I P V Q r g Y, 9 1 ' Q, Arthur Schmidt , i yu-FV! K,--f N Q! X W Q 1 XXX-XX Sf, Tung Honjc-omg 122525 44 Richard DeCoster Philosoph Y 71 JPY 2' I ff -Q b ..- J A - ,,.,o.....,. .V Y--,A X-, NNY N Q. f.. . - s .. --v -- ,ass-.fffn- 2--. fs N n -1. Xu . EX 'wjb Nt5IrX-'19-V-'bf-' ' A - A in 1. ,W X :Aix , ..,, N 1 , 4. Mx A, ..- an .v 6 ra - --' Vx jf, .- .M , Xugxy I -Q xy,xh -' A- . 5 I .6 - -Lxy: XX k ' . l A V W-T AK 1 if ,. A X E ,B . X x - Nw ' I x N Louis Lombardi . 4 4 'iff ,A-gy: .A., Patricia Mdloldrick 5 Qi L , 'I'::'f' Abba Lessing ft, I .-- yi 'N Forest Hansen K !'- .flu .I VV la. Politics vi QU! -i lg! Grant Mindle 46 ,X rL, M Rand Smith Thomas Fuechtmann X . 's. onathan Galloway 'fr' wr, .-42,53 .l'f i 1 1- Paul Fischer 1' l Q Vv. Chuck Miller David Zimny Psycholog Linda Wetzel ? g! Stephanie Riger Clhzirles Behling David Krantz A Truly Tender Guy lsee page 53 i WS is-Q 5 I . Phylis Frankel I' 'I-1+ -'Qi .-..........a., .I i Q f I s 2 I I f mg DRAFT X I K . Z Q 1. 3,9-fm A x likf on Q Ronald Forgus Ajolly Fellow Csee page 45 f-ti f 1' ' Kathy Rindskopf I Robert Tex Glassman X .3515 fry, Claire Michaels Music Frank Kirby ,,,,,,,,.-.,.M ,, T 1. y .,1.- Carol Ptack Ann Bowen Religion . V Y i l Dan Cole Ron Miller L Soclolog and nthropology Leo Van Hoey ,.. asf' I 'X fi Q RICIIZITC1 Handler w -- x .J Q if I H It N.- Q - . ,b ' . gs r -I U , .. 1 Ay-1 N, 'tv ,,,.,::.. , . ,, lg . In ln ,Q lr ' Us 1,9 ,. xxo , ,A- Q? 0 u .xv Cla .1 1 J1T'f 'f '.'.L':f,'-I-il vim , v,. ,v- Q xlt1O'9fls1 .H-. 4, -sm xx Fl, -'Q -v 5-x 4 - 'svf, !:! c.. 'U' r' X Q 2 Our fucullx' and acl- mi1iist1'z1Lo1's are gm outgo- ing bunch who like to be righl in the miclclle of everyiliing, On ofczisioii. they even allow them- selves to be plumm- gruphecl. Here we feziturc our facullx' zmcl stall in some of their nmrc un- gL12,lI'ClCClu nicmicms. 53 . -kg J - vs A 1 5 2'- v 0 . .l 'rum-into 1 Q autumn Q i'i'8'b'llI' U wavrvulx' -'V wx- . '- Q A fig Q g ,ag .QQ , , h J, . .2X:.'i. H it 11' i 2 . .xx - ' -4 -- ,.zw-mb . MQ' QS ,,j':1Q:5fgi'?i ' 1 733.5 ii . 'j.!:6:. . a-1 - -' -:iv 5 -:ai -1,2 V, 5: .25 ,Ywy-I . , ,QL ' v2fa:.5zff3S3.,xs4 ,sc fjf.. .244 . .Q has Y - ,,,,e9f' s A , , - P fclm- ' . ws- ' gi :I .v ' 'Z ' 3-4.5! R .1 ,.' Rx ... , A 3 '35,-:g,.X 1 ij' A31 - .. ' Q.: at . 5,5 3, A ili0'0JNKa 'i-v0'v 1 ....., x... ,,.,.. t . 4 M' ,Q ... ,.f . A09 Q 'lr-1 Qs, 5- Q . NY i Q yt 'Q R . -x 'QW-s .1 l- 11-r .. I ll' X3' . A 1639, ..-at Aiiiillll iv' I ' ' . Q. 'sv 'f h - 5 . ., ' ' vp . 1 I A lf' .gp I - . g- fi, 1 5 '42 ' ' ,,n .r',tas,. Wu' IS' SY HVVx Activities :ff-4.4 Y O R ssl.. lp-4!rf It is safe to assume that night life at Lake Forest has undergone some significant clumges since 1857. This year. stellar pe1'lim'niu1ic'es hx' inspiring guest speakers. world-relgncmned musical geniuses. and some of our very own students highlighted our CXII'21Cl1l'l'lClll2lI' exis- tence. fl IQ I Orientation Fall Orientation can be 21 harrowing ex- perience for new students, inany of whom are experiencing LFC for the first time: thus we try our best to ease the trzinsition. Most freshmen adapt quite readily to our unique lifestyle. This year. new students were feted at a picnic and 21 gala luncheon with the faculty. deans. and the President. partied in the residence hulls, and danced till midnight to the music of 21 live rock band. Archer Heights. 56 4' -qw ,J -x I 'ff' Convocation Interesting. p1'ox'ot'iitix'c. :ind cliverse are words which might best stun up the 1982 Fall COI1YUL'llllUIl Series. l'ocI1'x'i1iicl juggling seemed to doiningitc the Series. English Professoi' Ann llcntz tincl Poet- in-Rfssiclence lNIicl111clYuiiW1tllc'gli1tn.of the L'nive1'sitx' of Illinois. gint- poctiw readings. Preinier iugglci' Mike Yon- clrtiskti cleliglitecl the attitliciicc with his antics. and Yitiggleii-ctuniccligtn Nliclmel Davis ol'S11tt1i'tlt1x' Night l,ix t- l.iinc gave ti ineinortihle pelloitiiigtiitc. I f4 in 58 .inc Ditlt Mit-h.1elX anXNallegh.1n ,Nl N X -5' Q 5 it i - .-f' s.-A v , 'Tru 1:-Egg' AQ A: . f?? '- - fm.- , ,334 , 4, - :ff 4.:, ,, Ns, K Marva Collins Ann Hentz u l H Y K Frank Della IH-nn.: Ruth Adams You Can't Take It ith You This year marked the eightieth season for Gar- rick Players, the oldest collegiate theatre organi- zation in the Midwest. Five times each vear these players pull themselves together for six weeks to give an unrepeatable perforinance. lhev are ex- pansive, sensitive. neurotic. loving people. who spend so much time together that they appear inseparable. The committed individuals of the Garrick Executive Board include sophomore Lisa Kersten: juniors Pat Rita and Maria Sch- langerg and seniors Mark Cvbulski, Martv lfleitz. Polly Hill and chairperson Nadine Milinkovit. 4 K I fill ,Q sys K .5 I I 1 all, 92? Chorus The Choir. directed hy Clguol Ptack. had 21 very fruitful year, ex- panding last XCZIIJS pzu'tic'ipgition from approxitnzitely thirty to forty-five individuals. The Christ- mas concert was most unique and enchanting. while the Brozlclwzu' Cabaret proved to he quite enter- taining, especially with the zippeur- ance of the Forester Four. The Spring concerts were equullx' ilu- pressive. ...e 62 Y.. S Q. 433 sn .. il v,. Q.. '. .r I 414 7 L4 Q0 '1 H lass In the full of 1982. Alhzicore Productions cies- cended upon our peaceful campus to begin filming location shots for the movie Clziss . Manx of our students and fucttlty got their chzuice att filni stgirdoni through participation in the making ofthis epit. In- cluded here are some scenes von WONVI' see in the niovie theaters. WWA .iw ,f -Q --, mf Laci? Vg,- -J YTi ui! . .S . 6-1 win., A- .F . ,P gf e4 i , 1 Y v 1 , 1 v .ii Q L In .ef N. .'. .fsxxm - 'QP' ' ,-,. Xi?N',v A v 'A fum - , 1- .- 'Xa -- me.. 1 .funny . Q.-we-i+ ,g Ax 5: 5. -1- P, 4. 'A -Af 0.4 5 Qvffur nz. A - ix xi E. V-' lxn Homecoming Weekend 'I'his x'ez1r's Hotnecoining proved to he at tremendous success. due to the support ul' the l'lo1net-wining unninit- tee and the entire student huclw. Hcnnecmning 1982 wus tt week filled with trttdititni. LFC. for instainte. scored victo- ries in fontlnztll, soccer. ttnd field liockev. lflgunes ol ll hun- fire were Ltlsu once again seen on south cutnpus. Toplliglit entertztininent wus provided hx Deluxurx' and Heavy Nlttnners. Crowned were King xliin Sullixgtn and Queen Kitty Llerztndi. reigning with seniors Nlollx Por- terliield, Chris Bellios, Sean llttldwell and Womlx' Price: juniors Nlarx' Worltind and llavid Cgtstgtgnettix sopho- tnores Krista Sutter and Clinton Brnwtig and lreslnnen ,lane Doetsch and Philinnre Anderson. 1. i till ll, 1' ,, I f x f'x W- :A V , '--.... fx L A 1 x Q.. .X , are ug 1 x95 . . ...gy 'v ' x .11 'a '-Q X , X,-X IIB A il 11 Ei li vii?f1 3 'Q' 'f gi ,E , .4-., L51-is 3 nc' jj ,QI 4 ,dig - Wx' it I if I f - :XX . 'K' . hi' .. - ' ,X' -' ' . 'T x ,,f':L VQXEXQQ A if X. ,r S 5 S' : ,Q o like '1 -- X:-iei-4:f . E S. X !! B li an ll we 55 ll ll il! 'x ,av - r I af GL l s lm . 9' Q. v J N95 , Intramurals Offering a sport for almost everybody. IM sports saw lots of action again this year. Especially notable was the awesome BO- HICAN Cdon't ask! football team. once again running away with the championship title. Est -bs 1- , JM S 'N 'Q TY' 68 Hr' 'Y , , .r 1 it EQHXL L 'AMI f I enum f Seal' HILL 'RN' X BOHICA Q 0 BWICA 4-5! . , - v Q, BMA M .e.4f'Q1, - , 11- .fx 5. -.I Q, X., M! 2 4 2 I-llllllllllll 8 D , -. -... a l - . ' , ii-si-1-Lyn M I-v A' , - .. - Q i- ' 3 ' H.. --,,,,,......-R' ' .. '15 X ' 'l gr ' ' J 1 ' E. fm? ,- H . I-Wg J 5- 1 Q-L E 2' h . . ' U 1 ' g.: v i 7 -x .' tx, 4 x f 2 ' - g, H - A .ui 5 . , .ff 1-af . -.,. 5 'in-.'.4 '- Q .-f ii 4 ,,.v-' '- WI!-ig.. 1 -V. is ,an-fr 'UPA i -.-L. R s K A , H li 1-of .r ,,,. . :A '- A H H Halloween LFCS 1982 Hiilloweett celelnuttimi featured the luiuntiug music ul Bohe- mia, fieree on-czmiptls parties and lots ul wicked costumes. ln :ill the excitement. the Reid Chapel Glmsfs reliusal to put in tm uppealtitice was st'1n't'elx' noticed. FM E Q li fy ' f l , . '91 s- E I J,,,,,qnll-' TH 44 Z 1 lfL 'lf Qi f -1 I 'T A 5 Q If x L '- , t,1. .A 1 ,env F Miffil I: .?'4'i'5-l ,. 'HW 6. ' , nv 'fu' Hi. K F A ,K vlzyxxx A X N I 'N, wx Mm l F 1 W . . ' v 1 . 4 Fl ,, . 1 XIX X . '. S X Hx. . wx Q H 'W A 4 X f 1 1. , I. - 1 ,l ,- g l - 'Q rf uf r' ,W f I 23 ll . Ml fs- .:...,47,- -W ampus Entertainment This vear. CEC continued its long-standing tradition of selective programming. once again deriving various Polish polka and tribal Indian bands the privilege of performing at LFC. High- lights included the December lNlarshall Cren- shaw show. the ever-popular Dull Weekend and the appearance of hvpnotist Tom Del.uca, who deprived manv students of their rear ends on Parents' Weekend. Led bv Chairperson Katie Kemper and Officers Gina Szilak and Beth Dres- ing. CEC would also like to thank lacultv advisors Wayne and Sadie Doleski and film star Lvn Fis- cher for letting us sit on the counter for this pic- ture. tn 7 3523555 'X.Z'SXNX! ' H ug! --ff S yy Campus Entertainment Committee 98 I-.vfnin l Hllll. I Ill lllll l ll ' -Ap' Spnng films i0 i W .1 i 1 ,1 -X V f' 1 EJ I 'j E J P it FI' 9 , -x aff F, 5. 1 . .L 7, :I 5' f rf - 7 ff' gg . . 49. if ' iD 'X .,.. 172'-' A 'NM-in ,.,, , li - ' -j'V?T.'135XX . . . 4- X 5 R RQ WNIXM evuwif-RAXIXA D JHARATHON H Q 6'-f7'C 'l' y mztnt, gh is J K 1, 9 Age' f , l H M W i eq i 1 li!.'X ff ,N-aw-. rl 1 -'is Y f' ig, .'V - '--hygxxpf-r' ,fir jkrrf . i 'M 4' t x 'P Q, Q. X bf ii '1 rganizations , if , Lake Forest has always provided a plethora of worthwhile extra-curricular clubs and activities for its student body. The fall Activities Fair gives new and returning students an opportu- nity to get acquainted with a variety oliofferiiigs in communications, entertainment. sports and special interests. In addition. there is ample op- portunity to form new organizations in re- sponse to student demand: new groups this year include the Debate Circle and Astro-Nlatcli Club. ,.,f- '1 K3-3 Q4 , 9 Blackstone H, 'Q . ,fix Deerpath !.'5...a E21 Gregor Harlan 54 . 'r Uni Ui' -Ja - 17 JJ ll.. Qu 1 i- H 5-v S' u V, 4. 1 Lois McClure Nollen ffm Roberts Q4-, Q ' .,, Z A C-r 1-Y Moore CUWHBU Qvknxrae Residence Staff Student Government i I fl 3 Jr? 4 J ' x 8 '54 4 . V ' '-4 ......- P r' The Lake Forest College Student Uoverntnent is gtn elected representative body whose tasks und lunttionx include: overseeing student organizations. ztllouttion and maintenance of the Student ,-Xctiritx fee. projecta und services. including Blood Drives. lor tlle l.l-'CI student body and surrounding C0lIll1'lllI1llX'. und formulgning Ntu- dent policy' on schoolwide.loci11l.ztndnguionulis5t1esVStt1- dent lezlders 'I'itn Nlcliay. Dane Clnstugnetti und St-.tn Caldwell presided as officers during the IUNB term, luv tagnetti. Mary XVorlz1nd. and Peter Clunnninx ure tln' 1983 Officers. Sl The Ambassadors are a group of approximately thirty-five stu- dents responsible for giving tours of the campus and hosting overnight visits by prospective LFC-ers. Anyone who enjoys and feels involved in the Lake Forest College experience is en- couraged to stop by the Admis- sions office and find out more about this unique organization. mbassadors mnest International f -'ff--' as Amnesty International is a worldwide human rights move- ment which is independent of any government, political grouping, economic interest or religious creed. Acting on the basis ofthe United Nations Uni- versal Declaration of Human Rights, Amnesty International works for the release of specific prisoners of conscience and par- ticipates in the wider promotion and protection of human rights. The Lake Forest College group recently played an instrumental role in the release of an Argenti- nian prisoner of conscience. Beta Triton ,,I' 11 . Tlii , ,fg t , 6 1 I f ,l Wehz1dalotui lttcxllmxtlmlv timw it's just that ue um't l'K'lllk'lllIK'l them. The Brotherhood Q i . it N1., 5,6 ii' yn , . , T658 The Brotherhood is a unique organi- zation comprised of forty students who possess an interest in maintaining the so- cial and community life of the college. Members participate in several college activities such as varsity football, soccer. and lacrosse, as well as student govern- ment. The Brotherhood offers any Slll- dent the opportunity to become involved with college life while realizing the re- sponsibilities that accompany the privi- leges of belonging to the campus community. WELCOME ' T0 THE SNKERHU Q9 iq 2 2 0 CHARQTED NENIE WELL fi . Q , Q Black United and Concerned Students 'Fhe purpose of BUCS is In make Black students and other LFC students more aware ol Black culture. BLTQS works to enrich the student body as a whole bv presenting campus- wide activities such as Black Cul- tural Weekend, Black Orienta- tion, Academic Council. and publication of Black Rap, a news and literary publication with the dual purpose of increasing coni- munity awareness of the Black population and providing expo- sure and experience for contri- butors. Debate Circle t S-X, ..-Q. Founded this Year bx Douglas Stuart and Michael Dvm. the De- bate Circle sponsors debates in- volving students. facultx. guest speakers. and teams from other colleges. In the belief that debat- ing experience benefits both spectators and participators. the members of Debate Circle want to make debate a tradition at Lake Forest College. me , il? Q Film Group 'UT' Y 1, ,,,, - .9154 A X . sl ,ar Sf' sg f rf X ,ffl fi 'Is' ,N ' 4- Q , . -' . 1. l , ., - . -SM' N, g The Film Group selects. schedules, and presents in Mc- Cormick Auditorium the movies ' for the vear. With the second largest budget ofthe student or- ganizations, the Film Group is able to show over 50 films each year. vqexgg .. amma Rho Delta 86 4- t.-. H Nh- 'ggi T K , ii , 'V I , ' ' ' , - A ' 1 Ls , l l --: Nj- X f' GAMMA RHO DELTA IQZI The main purpose of Gamma Rho Delta sorority is to meet women from diverse back- grounds, to work on projects that will benefit the sisters and the LFC community. Gamma Rho Delta sponsors Midterm Doughnuts and Cider. RA ice cream social, a Christmas party for the campus. and at Easter they don their bunny suits and deliver baskets to pa- tients of Western Nursing Home. And when weather permits. we take to the Seven Seas in search of the perfect tan. u .i bf.. ., 1 fl Interfaith Center The Interfaith Clenter lacili- tates and coordinates religion related activities at Lake lforest College. 'lhrougli activities such as weeklv meditation, New 'les- tament and 'Iiorah studv. peri- odic retreats and social outreach. the IFC helps to put students in touch with their spir- itual center. Interfaith sponsors such events as the Uxlam Fast for a World Harvest. holidax services and speakers on a wide- t . N J is Xt ,1 Q f ' M , l i range of topics. 1 ,EET A T- s I 4' - 5 4-IP - - f 43 H ae- 5:-. 1 A 1 uting ub , A. . .-- I' The Outing Club is an organi- zation that provides its members with the opportunitv to escape the monotonv of campus lile through interaction with our most valuable diminishing re- source - the wilderness. 'Ihev believe in the preservation ofthe environment, the appreciation of nature. and intimate relation- ships with wild. kinkv animals, N, V- th, Xi ...'Q' The League for Energy and Environmental Awareness is a small group of students and faculty concerned with conser- vation issues on and off cam- pus. Throughout the year. LEEA sponsors lectures and movies on topics such al- ternative energy sources. solar energy application and the hazards of nuclear waste. There are also field trips to sights of special enviromnen- tal interest. However, they consider their major effects to be the biweekly newspaper re- cycling drives and the ravine cleanups held in the Fall and Spring. CASE 1Campus Association for Sexual Equality! was for- merly called Womens Con- cerns. The change in our name reflects our change in thought: equality of the sexes is an issue that involves all of us, male and female. CASE hopes to explore and discuss topics which affect all our lives. H8 League for Energ and Environmental wareness Q17 'sg Q g. ... Q S RE y r is rw li' CAS ul ,- Ru gb lub --ming gba .. 1--V H 3 'ffl lr la 'E , . 1twasn't that the Fight- ing Foresters plat ed in the roughest league in the na- tion: thex did. lt iiasn't that the Fighting For- esters played agressixe. hard-nosed rughx: thex did. It wasnt that thex showed the campus how to have a partx: thex did. It wasnt that thex didn't take advantage of the rugby groupies: thex did. It was what one Fighting Forester said. we max not beat the hell out of them. but we'll surelx drink the hell out of them: thex' did. orning lmanac Reading Society Billions of years ago: Big Bang! March 1. 1692: Salem Witch trials begin. October 8. 1871: 300 people die and 17,500 buildings are destroyed in the Chicago Fire. june 18, 1878: Nietzsche discovers that God is dead. August 9. 1974: President Richard M. Nixon re- signs from office. October 2, 1980: 1NfIorning Almanac Reading So- ciety founded. November 7, 1980: First MARS alternate reader. May 8. 1981: First European MARS club opens in Stuttgart. West Germany. October 20. 1982: St. Louis Cardinals win base- ball World Series. December 17. 1982: Both the Original reader and the 1980 Guessing Champion retire from public almanacking. February 2. 1983: The 1983 Forester is finished. R9 Phi Pi Epsilon Xi! Freed from the depths ofDeerpz1th, this outra- geous. pillziging and plundering group returned home to Bradley Lodge. Phipes' famous parties Created havoc. and all attending had 21 hell of 21 time. It wz1sn't all fun and games thoughg Phipes also provided community seryiees such as the Boy Scouts handicapped scouting progrzun. Through good times and had. Phipes proyed again why they are the oldest local frat in the country. 90 1: Racquetball lub The LFC Racquetball Club is committed to encouraging the sport of racquetball on Q campus and improving each member's game. at all levels of competition. Work- shops are provided and players sent to in- tercollegiate tournaments. The club 4515 -.1 , . sponsors several tournaments. including a --, I sm les and a mixed doubles tournament. If K X71 An annual racquetball marathon is spon- sored. in which approximatelv SIJHJU is raised and donated to the American Can- cer Society. Running lub IZ. QE -f R , - C .xx . , . - ,K ' i. ., . . . - ' - .faerie , 5 . va ' . . ' u. ' A - , 1 I , ,VI 'Ski' ' x ff- ei : haf' 2' 91-tus . N4 0 'Q 'Wx- V -S. J .- The LFC Running Club was formed in the Fall of 1981. Students. faculty and staff get together for weeklv runs. 'lihe range of runners xaries from putt-putters to marathoners. Nlonthlx meetings are held. at which films and guest speakers are featured. Members participate an- nuallr in the Chicago Nlarathon. the Condell Corporate Fire Kilometer Race and the Ravine Run. The Running Club also sponsors two races on campus - one at Halloween and an- other at Easter. Running can be fun. sais a member. It can be hard. but when we do it to- gether it's a whole lot easierfu 91 3 5 s s . Sb 17 Radio WMXM Q 5, 4, WNIXM. our campus radio station. provides in- terested LFC students with first-hand knowledge of radio communication. Under the iron hand of Pro- gram Director Charlie Faithorn. the station has devel- oped a vast listenership both on and off campus. As a communications facilitv representative ofthe students at large, WMXNI strives to unifv the student body by promoting a widelv accessible programming format and working in close cooperation with other student groups. 5. QF' i The Stentor --j YF W.. I ' I Assembled l1c1'c-1111' the most tu tiw tmcl punt-1'i11l pt'1'pt-lm- tors of truths and hzllf-tl'utl1s in tllt- l.Iftl tfmllmlnilx, 'I hut' indivicluzlls1'cp1'csc'r1t 'l'l1c Stc'ntm'. m11'ue't'klx stuclt-nt mm xim- per. Led hx the illustrious NIit'llAlt'l Iilmcling. tllix LIIINIIDPILIIHIL' Crew has oxrlumlllc Clll'lX plwmclllttiumm clitiltultitw .mtl grmtlx increased its student and taicultx inuulxt-lm-:lt i11m'clc'1'tutul1- tinuf' p1'm'iding sriutilluting.cutc1'tg1il1ingandwmctimcxinfur- mationalncwsglndccliturigtlstm'lllt-c11jm1m'11twt thc c'.uupuN communitxp Patrocinando la recepcion in- ternacional por el tercer ano es una forma nuestra en la cual brindamos una oportunidad para que todos puedan apreciar culturas diferentes. El entreteni- miento principal de la noche fue el Balet Folklorico San -lose traidos a ustedes por la presi- denta Cheryl Walek v la vice- presidenta Sonia Alvarez. Las funcionarias va mentadas, ,juntas Con la tesorera Shellev Dunson llevan a cabo la mesa de espanol, dando oportunidad de practicar el espanol a todos. Sa- biendo mucho o poco no es pro- blema: uno se mejora con cometer equivocaciones v ser corregidos Cpor las tres en pri- mera lilal. A nuestro mentor, el gran taco. The Social Services Organi- zation provides students with op- portunities lor communitv service through volunteer work. Two major volunteer programs coordinated bv Social Services include Grove School fwhere students teach handicapped children basic academic and sell'- care skillsl and Omni I-louse. a state-funded agencv geared to- wards juvenile deliquent pre- rention. Volunteers at Omni House serve as role models for children on a one-to-one basis. 1982-83 Chairperson Kevin Wilhelm ffar rightl should be es- pecially commended for his wise and inspired leadership. 94 Tu itala 'liusitala is l.FCI's literarx' mag- azine. a publication speciliicallx devoted to the artwork. prose. and poetry created In members of the college community, lt is released annually. in the spring. The 1982-83 stall' has lax ored us with the following gems ol' lit- ? erary wisdom: Writing is easy: all you do is sit staring at a blank sheet of paper until the drops of blood form on Your lore- head. - Gene I-'owler l I lore being a writer. What l cant stand is the pa- perwork. -Peter De Yries Forester Staff This hardworking. dedicated group of individuals are our re- searchers. our gatherers of raw data. our inert and women in the field . At times when ther could hare been partxing at Scorno's tor doing their home- workb ther were working long diligent hours putting together the materials which went into this book. Our sincere thanks go to these wonderful people for their invaluable time and effort. People behind the scenes: Dare Smith,C1onnieWiding.QIolin Buckles. Debbie Dalzell. xloanne Beligrzttis. Pam llanekas. Marv Merlo. lerri Sanderson. Kim Elstein. Nlollx Porter- lield. Cameron Hasch. Phil Nlason. slohn Booth. Iimmx Dovle. and Sarahoonx Spaldaroonx. 95 Continuing Education K' I AACS The LFC chapter of Student Alliliates ol the American Chemical Societv was founded in 1954 in order to afford an opportunitv for cliemistrv students lo become better acquainted. extliange ideas and gain technical experience. Anv student interested in science. especiallv chemistrv. is invited to join SAACS. which sponsors several guest lectures throughout the vear in addition to films. student forums. picnics and tours. LFC's Continuing Edu- cation program, led by Art Zilversmit and Carol Moodie. strives to provide academic enrichment op- portunities for non- traditional-aged students. The Continuing Educa- tion department also sponsors informal lunch- time discussions and su- pervises the Master of Liberal Studies program. Psi Chi Although some psvcliologists' judg- ments are made on the basis ol what you 'I'A'I'tle about yourself' by responding to an inkblot. and other judgnients depend on your brainwaves. admission to this in- stitution is primarily a matter of having a high overall GPA and a still higher aver- age in Psychology. achieved bv way of prompt papers, smart and not too obse- quious vocalizations in classes, felicitous responses to questions about personalitx. the frontal lobes. sensing. the occipital lobe. thinking. the parietal lobe. feeling. limbic structures. moving. precentral cortex. the continuity' of all lite. and many other cerebral issues. Being in- ducted is an honor and it is also a respon- sibility to conduct an active program. Those inductees who have not accepted this responsibilitx' have become so guilt- ridden that they hare had to seek psx- chotherapy. Other members hare profited a great deal from this experi- ence. thenian Banjo and uitar Club 'I .qi LFC's own Athenean Banjo and Gui- tar Club experienced a resurge in inter- est this year. On mam' a night. the wailing sounds ofthe Creeks could be heard echoing from the attic of College Hall. The normallv meek Greeks staged an awesome recital this Spring of their famed Psychedelic Furs and Beach Bois medley. Q W - z , h -S5 ,Y- A-. mf. 157 .'f V-'--.314 Di . 55. I. -. . X ff- g 1 -Ax, .- , , .5 M.. LKQJX , ' NF? m:.f::v,. -If-Efigv' ' -:Q -' N. QQ- is :,15, in' . 1- jsqxgwzy- ww-p1f'.' . -1 .,.4 V 4, 1 l i:- if ' X .l.' A ' 33- - TSI' -- -- iw' M, . - cqrfxqi, .. 'F VH.. if , -L A . I 4- .Ig .13-V ,.x..:p', afqqgi-.ai-3 ,Sgr .,C:-,I .Q.qvyg,P ?l..4:, 'L 5. . AF, v:,,f - H : ,, nz 9' xii-N arsit Sports LFC provides a wide varietv of athletics. Everybody can have a piece of the action at Lake Forest. This vear the athletic department made a major change. making La- crosse a Varsity sport. and Base- ball a club sport. Most Yarsitv teams showed remarkable im- provement over last vear. Records were broken bv the swim team. Hockey made a strong bid forthe Nationals and as alwavs, Handball dominated evervone. V 4 I 'QB' 'f fif -A Nv- 0men's Tennis f 'ECW X-fx 1 rf ', -un' -. 5' SVN. QW Nw? , . .U . x, - if .,-W I x . ,V 1 1 X I VW- ,Q X 7 x ' W ' f ' v, , ,94 1 X4 2 A -. ,v, , I . -if T If x ta! ..,, 1 ff,f,. ,f 1 .- A. , 9-K 1 V P u v, ..x P, f . X I M'- , 4 1 ' f iffy, .w '? 2' ' ' J . . Q. A x '.AN.JxJ7, .. .Q-3 , W , w wf' ,. ,M 4 if :f f 4, VV I 2' P' 1,41 WW' 472 S Balck Row: Hazard. Lecder lCapt,J. Steele, del Rosario. Coach Rumsex. From Row: Cooper. Hciller. G00 drlch. Keeble, Not pictured: LOYC.BLll'l1Cll. 's ,4.w,,X--,gf ,. V 1 .' :ff-N ' , 7. .A . C 4 .. , V 1' - -. t... 1 't l- ' -Z , f- Aim , 3.4.1 Q -e,nxf ' l. v. ' -?', d' , ' 'IVAPI' ' ad' ,fin ng: A With an upgraded schedule, the WOf'IlCl1'S team did well to finish their season with 7 wins. 5 losses. and a third place finish at the ACM Tournament. The season was highlighted by the arrival of freshmen Grace Keeble and Janie Love, along with the continued excellent play by senior Rachel Steele at Jifl singles. Another bright spot was the return of Michelle del Rosario, who played 9692 sin- gles and teamed with Rachel at ffl doubles for a successful season. Since the level of competition was higher than in the past, all the players had great opportunity to improve both technically and mentally. ef 5 . Q 1 ,n l ' 4 ig, , VY-9 Ang-. , ' 1: ' - - . -- Y'Yf'v-he, x ' yn-5.,,,.? 4'...nr Field Hockey 102 - .X-,e...,.- . , I I . K - Bgick Row: Coach Tl'Cf-llX'.fiOI'd0I1,C2il'llCV. McDonnell,Ashmead. Meehan: Second Row:Ti'oul. NIcGuill,Tolleson, Paine N1chols,Sherwin1 From Row: Cox le. Moderski. Dllfilill,fi2l!1OC.'I.lillYCS. Wohllmzin. Woerz. ft u X M I' Ar 'v' - in . . Q . . I V 4 , . . . . . ' ' K i W' AA4'.a.ivfd9I-'Ma-,r+A.1fl'.?f 1Q. ' -' Q .. . ,,f.., H 4, 'i .M f i yn , 1' . ., I , - ,. 'V' 'ii t Ti N L 1 1 g i F i I ' .-'?fus,5.Lg ,v-5.-:J 3 ,Ms -H .5-Q.-. v- -.+ TW 5 X V- 4. co. 't , ,tl , , 4 . ' 5!fy'.:---ef' mv , .E tw .K-Ne V, . ,- V V , . '-F X rf X , . 11750. ..4 f x ..: ,J -rf. 1 . mqd v--'I Qt-:nl .QUNCO Q lv. m,,,g.4,.4u7 r-m,Ayb '! .'6x. f- 'T .W -.QWQQHT ' A X 'o'-N' -- gn . - Q- 1 :j , 4- The Lake Forest College Field llotltex 'lk-.nn rolled to a verx' itnpressire lil-2-l season record. tallying 53 goals and 2-1 assists to their opponents' Q3 goals and 3 assists. The team inatured tremen- dously since last year. tnolding together into a xt-rx cohesive unit. Season standouts were: 'lracex Meehan 112 goals. li assistsl. Michele Nloderski llll goals. 8 assistsl, and Nowell Traves to goals. l as- sistj. Casey' Sherwin. Henisley Canoe. and Lori Trout lecl the defensive corps. The outlook for next year is equally exciting, with our goal to partic- ipate in the NCI.-XA Division Ill tournament. ll Soccer . A ffi.,?ff Qu , . , i 5 ' 4 ww V . . ' 3'-46445 ' fav'-wwf? , ..3'm.l, w W.. O .4 v ' S AF-.' f.:9 X --' ala . Back Row: M. Smith. Lennon, Troy. Miller. Waclawek. Brewer, E. Smith. Booth. Berninzoni. Koslow, Locke: Second Row Coach Fritz, Tegeler. Wvnn. Weisbecker, Capek, Ellison. Nlulerl. Seward. Brown. Krziwchuk. Coleman: From Row: Kunzmann Minarik. Wagner. Rohner. Green. l l21HHlg2ll'l.OlBI'lCl1.5l6llCl, McCann. SClllil. IO-1 Q, The 1982 Forester Soccer Team returned in August xt ith onlx three starting positions left to fill and anticipating a sttccesslul season. Though early crippling injuries to starters 1 redSeultand Craig Seward hurt the team. the years highlight surfaced in the midst of these problems with a convincing 5-1 victorx' over Au- rora. From this point on. though. frustrttting iuconsistencx caused the team to finish with a 7-6-1 record. well below the expectations of players and fans. Departing four-year starters jim Cape-ls. Tony Nlulert and Charlie Weisbecker will be missed. as will seniors Dave Ellison. Craig Seward and Scott Wynn. Next rear. Forester Soccer xt ill trx to catch the breaks that could have made this seasons record more impressive. 105 of lu, fra Football I . M- lllti 'X ts, ., is it A.. Back Row: Bennett, Hehr. Olsen. Olsen. Gleason. Dauk, Shaw, Larsen, Pasillo: Fourth Row: Kalil. De Sinione.j Kavanagh, Barnes. Sullivan, Bopp. Murphv. Teel: Third Row: Keele. Ciemniewski. Ciszelx, Horne. Marchbanks Penmann. B. Kavanagh. Lundgren. Giles: Second Row: Coach Dau. L2iSl1C'Ii.kICllSCIl. Haveles. Hansen. Boberek. Zeller R. Miller. Balch. Rhee, Gianamore: Front Row: Baumann. Kendler. Fox. Wells. Slatterv. G. Miller. Yruno. Bonner Riser. Southworth. S, Wilson, and Braxton. A S 7, -,A-'E -, ,f Q -Mash -V-5514,---1 ' . , , -fav - -1-xsss. 1 - W M- -s-1 1' 'faiwfr-ff, ' t ..t4fv'? 1 . X -. 1 4 . . r 1 '39 ff' ,Zi lf' Z' Z 1 :fl r vi.. Halfwm' through the season thc' Foothttll Foresters found theniselws unclclcuttccl. Sparked bv the clefeiisiwe units elextttecl plgtx. the team cloniinatecl their opponents. lhc saw-brothers . Brian Kamiiugli. Nliltc Giles. Frank Domhroski Lincl Eric Clieinnicwslti. plavecl inspired defense. and Sophomore quarterback Marla Yruno repeutecllx founcl his standout rece-ixer. junior Chris xlenscn. open to score. Then the Wisconsiniinx struck. resul- ting in four straight losses to Ripon. l,tm1'c11te. Concordia and Beloit. If the Foresters httclirt ventured into Wisconsin. ix'l1ol4noix'sP 1 olleyball . w' xfsxgz U ff'LX HM- Hg vt 1, i wi-MQ, sv- 25515 ' xx' , r 'x-x N-f X Back Row: Sjoberfg. Szilalmjones. Griffin, McKee, Pearson. Powell. Coach Burke-Kaufmann: From Row: Bradley, Ha 1n,Boe, Michael.Y0ungquist,Rappa. ti ,fig k I , F X 5 I 1 AQ 4 Q A K H y 1' 1 . A 'L f In - ' Qt- .1 Ui: I '31 i LYC E f I' l 5 1 L 23 I6 l-E r 25 ' Ll, . ' ' , tal f ' al B20 12 .f- -Nic ' if j r I x sy full Nw lf.. A 5 .Ji - LFC play'eclax'e1'vcmnpetitive'82 schedule. losing wint- Close games due to 21 voting. inexperienced teaun wliitli needed more plaving time, Karen Pezirscm. iifl liitter. :ind Rosemarx' Michael. hack row specialist. will he lost te 1 gradu- ation this spring. but with experience under tlie teginiis luelt and new freshmen arriving, LFC is looking liwwgircl In it strong '83 schedule. L'ndert'l11ss stgimlotits Nlzirlgi Alunes. Deb Boe. Nano' Nlcliee. Ciindx Hahn. and .Iennilei Youngquist are expected to lurni 2lSIIAUllgl1l1Clf?llR lniwitlit-is returning and new plzirers next season. W9 Swimming and Di ing x X 'Af .SBSW it -Qumlhth-uuuu w.. . J' Q Q rsqsu: Q..-W. X .X in i-ww-P1 . X --i- V - . X K l . , s MM 5 .. 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U .5-5'3 ' 'f , it ' I ' . 1, .. 1. -' - , L u uno ua-A lr , ,up . . . 5 .u ' ' 57 'M ,mf wx ., . - N x - x q- ' . 33ExTYxXY5'xx 5' ll' a Q2 ' V l . g ' 'V r ' Q ' - 4' 4' 90,15 .4 V- 1 kd -.-' x NNN , xx1fx.,l x nsxsxfbxx D -. pw- J - .1l , -N' Q 3 s 5 5 'Q , an X is Q. 1 'M Fromllc-cricflcmlx-1'miwmlrlIt-lmm.11'x.llmuu1gl1Tm4igu1llX.XI.umlwlllwfl --+c54?H- A tlme linul lmenglvprcss ul 41lIc1-lumix-u'u1'lTm11.N. Ilm lt'.llll ix lunf Xi nmml ilu 5 5 Y' P0l'c'sIc'1's' lllllqllt' Qmcl lm111.11'1'L' gmlus lugllllglxlwl :luv Nkklvlll. llnx u-.nl ilu 5 A ICLIIN-S lllflhlfllllll and umllcctiu- I'l't'UlxllN NlxYlkUllxt'lk'Il In llIlllt'llt'X.llPlL' lu-igllu .5 - 1 while such memlnfslwlill lIlllll1ILllIll'fl Npirit.um1p.111i4mNl1ilm.mrl .m .nil HI IIll'lll ul flt'I'LillgClUCI1I. FmnlpictL11'c-ermRush 5Il'L'L'l . . . Nlcllmmlclk.1g.m1?T . . .mln-11.111-llmn-11 -- gi' ,5 sweats wining luster llkCNllIllt'l1 ,. tri-c.1pI.1im - lin- l.lllI.llllN XM ll .il ,Q llle sexx' I-'ol'eSIcl's' ',.. In mm umnlm NI.1ll Nxicium' '.,. 1ml!l1.1l1wlw.:.wl' .112-A 1 ' H- Wl1C6lt'...I1CXX'l'c'CltlllLlx xlmirls. . .Wlnllcu-1'xm11'l1.m1l llllflNlfJfl4P. . ,mlfll .A l 7 L ' fGz1lecl?l . . .splash Llllll slmlw gmcl pCl'c'Ul1lIc'. . .Immlmllnruinxl1i1lx.m1lmN Q 442- - lzmd slmesh in the pmol , . . Fxmn mp In lbulllrlll. St'lllHI'N In l'YIktNlllllL'Il. lvvglll I ning to end. this team is nlx ngxnmiu-. Hockey ,,,..,,,....--v- - Kslrixtli-L Q. ik. Q U5 Q S QS ' J 1 - ' 2 A 2 . ' .' - t :J I ' L- :iii V g ', A :, fh fw Q 'f- .' -3 - ' 'T x 4, , 1 3-' J K '-,I Q 2, -I ' - 1: 1? ' i Q 2 A.: S Miiij, , 4 Q, Q , k.x ,, . . .. . Q b n ,UI ,AQ all: sll: gngn Ill! Ill! -,R-Xi ,lu nib lm 'ggi 3312 Xl!! will NK Back Rnw: fzllglllgllelli. f:lil'Ihlh.lll. P1'1x'hvsz. Flulnve. l'nrkc'r. Bmwlh, McDmvull. l'mul, SIQIIIISIT, liuacll Fritz. Coaflm Cole- man. Nllddlc Rmv: Goodwin, Pingrec, Buclxlc-x. Williannson, Pimizlk. Mickens. Kmwclmk. Front Row: Frve. Sweetland, Brown. Smith. Tolam. Mox'iurlx. Olin, Slilllg. 112 7 . . 'r' ,aan ai all .we 'X' We I ,L 'filwi E 54 Q- F' if ' s Q eb Lake Forest HflCl46'X'l1llSllllflllI'ClllLll'liLllJlk'X t'.il'. Iii Felmiu- ary, the team stood at I2-4. with onli gi lou points sepguxiling them from an unclefezitecl seaismi. Senior In-gun uipmiii Dim Moriarty, leading the offense. hzicl an outstgimliiig im-.iii goalie Stu Frye was pzu'liculg1i'lx stingx Lit the HCI. Llllll the defeuse was intimiclziting on the lnuiiwls. With limi QQIINUN remaining. the icemen mounted ai serimis hicl for Ihc NCLAXA tournament playoffs. Basketball v g, ,- , R . ix .ll Y Q l fi-??X 8 ll-l or Q: QM K Frmjt row l lOI'1kl6I'1llll lhwis, Lillll Kllt'llklll5 D C 1 c xx 1 in L x Nun 1 l- gn Q Iellung I Chrls Stenzel,,Iuc' Pt'llAllllgkll'0, Rx run Quinl R 5 I 1 S H Redig, Bill Rexllulclxklvll Ciushmzm. Stull Knuus lm uk lu x K I H l R lx R Q ug S 11 p Nllkc S Couflm Miller, gk 0 'll x gx D T x .1 .4 .Lrg nt 5 l -:Ev - Q Y -he-wft 3. ' W . '-' ' -. H fi. l '..a1-an '- -' -- ' Qf' ' . lwgji? Q- lf i :- ' X 3 . Q L' 4- V .K ll ll ' R EQ K 1 -4 nun' l H t 3 , fx N I 'Q vu ,,- 3 v N .1 t all -X X- X S S s J ..- .A- Q . - If gf: N-,Eff S. The LFC NIen's Bztslxethgtll tetnn prutniserl at better season in '83 than it httcl in 542. Return- ing lettertnen Kttcltmski. Clttshntgtn. Stmcl. Sleeman. Reynolds. Eugene l,ClI'llllgLil'H. Kelly. and Davis pmxiclecl nntth expe1'iemt- and depth to the squzul. Ke-llx was one nf the top teznn gttznrls in conference plan. lhe For- esters nmcle upm'tl1ei1'Iztcluwl height hx sI1'L'NN- ing llunclutnentuls. executiun ztncl gxggresslxe plav. 115 Omen Basketball I .ma W--YV-. .... Q fl 'S I , 'Y- J iq. I ,Eff , ,- Q ? .fp 1 wa ' , , .. M55-' ff1'42-- .'l?':'ilfL: ,, -. Y . - ' - -..QQ ....::g! Y FW N if M' M f 14 E sy , 116 a .. Back Row:I-len1sleyCLam1e,Coach Beltx' Kuuf'lna1nl1,,lo,-Xlmne Starks. Suv c1HfI0ll..liINlHX Dmle.LIamlmScluw1z. xjullc Doelsch. Front: Laura Pcsenl1,Lz1urlc- Doss. 1.17 Fraser. Kurvn Pearson, Rua Ciordmm, Sue Ireinx. Y. 1 ..Q 3 A n HS' H114 4 .. . v, , ., :J f: v veil. 44, A. 1' C -M-'nf t Our goal for the 1982-83 season will he to use our strong defense to hold the opposition while giving our offense a chance to produce. The group works hard and has a verv good attitude. This vear should prove to be a learning experi- ence in manv wavs. even though our record Inav not reflect it. Kev veterans include seniors Karen Pearson lcaptainl. Liz Fraser. and ilo.-Xnne Starks: juniors Carolvn Schuetz tcaptainl. and Sue Clifton: and transfer Laura Pesenti. 1 117 Handball 1 'Q ..-..Qv-ra-'A 118 5 f 9 li 'ii -Ml .- ------- A rw Q8 Y, 1 as . if? ' A . Y Back row I to 4: Sieve Riser, ljon Kendler. Charlie Kalil. Coucli Dau. Middle row: Calhie Griffin. Sandi Nichols Michelle del Rosario. Belsx' Wi liams. From row: Chris Roberts. Tim Ze-iicler. Pal Keefe. im 5- 'Z X Q 'lil 5 A ily, 'J' i -- arf - ,,.L-J i .Fi i ll X h I .-Xftcr winning thc Niitioniil llitcitwllcgiqtt' Hzinclhzill Cliiiinpiuiisliip unit- iigiiin in 1982. the LFC litnicllnull tt-inn ciiicrgt-cl .is .1 n.niwngil powcrlionse. Even lmclmx- tht- 'HH wgiwii stzn't6cl. scveiul tcznn iiiciiilmcrs hgxcl tgiptiiiccl titles in full lOlll'llLlIlR'llI5. Supliuiiiuiv lun Kencllei' took singles cliiiiiipifriixliipx in hnth thc Dzivtoii Iiivittitiuiigil nncl tht- lllinuix tlun- tenclers il'OLlI'll2illN.'l1I. licntllvi' gincl Scnini Steve Kisci' also took lllL'll1Jllllll'NllIlL'.ll Din- ton. and Scnim' C1liz11'lic Kztlil wulltt-nl gnmx xx ith the open clivisinn title in tht- Nlilugiiilxvt- llgincl- hall Classic. With hoth stginclunt lM'l'lUl'lIlt'I'N zincl depth in its lgnor. tht' h.niclh4ill It-.nn pminises unothci' cxfiting x 4-1n'ul urinpt-Iilifni in 'NIR H9 Men, Tennis ':t,..'x:,..... fi ox 9.5.5. 3:5,q.:,w 1 -N ,, X,-Mix , .1 X .,x--xffrw .s vu si-N v-:-, sm .q- g,.:.5: -- gg. 4.5 ::gxx:...',q1.f K.-9-.Stix-t.v,.... Qimqiu-F .all K E9Hk.:N.s !v',5,gXss,,.l.Q,,N..:, ,N fg-'Q' s1f'::-fjg,:::..s'r- ,viii 1555 'X' if '- ' . ' .. v'52'I-'I :fzi ff ' Led bv Senior Captain Marla Nightengale at 9692 singles and -Iu- niors Craig Kurtz 147513 and Dave Kalif 49331, the LFC NIen's Yarsitv posted a 7-3 dual match record in 1982. Senior Bob Potter HHH. Sophomore xleff Kargl 196655. Freshman Kevin Breen 143135. Sophomore 'l'onv Karniin 1473. and junior Todd Pfister 1483 coin- pleted the singles lineup. Injuries to Kurtz and Kalif and Connnencenient for Nightengale and Potter forced the Foresters to take onlv four plavers to the MCAC 'l'ournatnent at Carleton. Despite plaving out of position. Kargl. Breen. Karniin and Pfister all were outstanding and LFC inanaged to place sixth out of eleven teams, Kargl was voted MYP and Breen Most Improved. Nighten- gale was named Captain for the second straight vear and received third vear letterinan awards along with Potter. Kurtz. and Pfister. 120 ss., Qi 'S If r tit Suri' Kevin Breen, Bob Potter, Mark Nightengale, Craig Kurtz, Dave Kalif. jeff Kargl, Tony Karmin. fMissing Todd Pfisterj 11-- M nf 4 K t wi K - - r, ', --v. S, ... x.. Back row: Paul Torricelli, Kevin Breen. Craig Kurt1.Bri.m Fitz-1lfr'm1trmt Corrxlon Roth. 1-g 1Qv-Arm 51 V75 'i Qi- P3 Ibm K.trmit1,KcnRulumtn1.litn .1 nv ., N f t sm i' 'ns K .fm The l9HI3tct1tn is lcd In St-tmimw Kurtz and Kttlit, who hgtxc In-cn I.I lI's struttgcst amd must tumix- tcnt ciutxhlcs It'llIll for thc pgtxl thrcc xcgtrs, Cunt lt Isurritvlli ict-lx thu' Iutvc gut cxtvllcttt tlttmtt' txt the tmp tlmrcc in thc NICLXCL Also rt-turning gtrc l'm1't-wt. K.tt- min. amd l'fistt't1tltmt1g ttith Ifrwlt- man hupcfttlx Nlikc .-Xltg. lirittn Fifbukltrtr Rotlrklim Clorr. .tml Kc-11 Rohitm nn. 121 Coaches Frank Giannanlore 122 J Sue Trefny Wayne Braxton Betty Burke-Kaufmann lf. F Charlie Miller ,,ppavail ' Doug Coleman and Tony Fritz Chris Carlo ohn Leonard Mike Dau Abraham, Ellyn. . . 130 Adami, Ellyn. . .207 Amory, David. . . 173 Anderson. lane. . . 205 Baker. Michelle. . . 163 Balch, Michael. . . 174 Bartlett, Edwin . . . 154 Baumeister, Marlene. . . 178 Bellaltagosephine. . . 221 Bellios, hristine. . . 185 Bennett,judith. . . 178 Berry. Alan. . . 136 Birmin ham, Kathleen. . . 199 BischofTer, Paula. . .210 Blake, Bonnie. . . 188 Boggess, Porter. . . 170 Boppjoseph. . . 189 Bowden, C ristopher. . .215 Breihan, Steve. . . 199 Brekka, Christine . . . 213 Bucklesulohn. . . 155 Buxton, Georgia. . . 178 Byerhof,joan . . . 207 Byers, Kathleen. . . 148 Caldwell, Sean. . . 142 Capek,james. . . 171 Cocharn, Thomas. . . 144 Coleman, Robert. . . 165 Collins, Steven. . . 173 Conklin, Mary . . . 212 Cory, Cynthia. . . 166 Crane, Patricia. . . 180 Cybulski, Mark. . . 191 Danaher, David . . . 140 Degan. Marti. . . 184 De uglielmo, Denise. . . 130 DeEGreco, Diovanna. . . 146 Del Monico, Ann Marie . . . 157 De Simone, Daniel. . . 189 Doering, Bernard. . . 137 Ebeling, Michael. . . 166 Elftmann, Diane. . . 179 Ellis, Nanci. . .218 Ellison. David . . . 206 Faheyyjohn. . .214 Fairman, Brooke. . . 149 Faithorn, Charles. . . 154 Ferraro,jill. . . 160 Fischer, Alison . . . 206 Foyle, Suzanne. . . 188 Fraser, Elizabeth . . . 151 Fung-Cap. Rose. . .217 Galvin, G. Thomas . . . 138 Ganoe, Hemsley. . . 151 Geary. Bruce. . . 137 Getowicz, Sandra. . . 196 Glass, Norma. . . 214 Glidden, Schuyler. . . 129 Gordon, Rita. . . 150 Greene. Kelly. . . 134 Gubb, Martha. . . 180 Hackett. Maureen. . . 176 Hafenscheigjose h. . .204 Hageixjulie. . . IP32 124 Senior Index Haney, Christopher. . . 193 Harder, Nikki. . . 130 Hart, Timothy. . . 147 Haves, Martha. . . 153 Heitz, Marty. . . 152 Hellawell, Lisa . . . 200 Henry, Peter. . . 198 Hill, Polly. . . 156 Hirata, Krystyna. . , 197 Huseth, Sheri. . .212 jacksomjeffrey. . . 144 Jaffe, Tina. . .202 johnson,Karo1yn. . . 159 Kalif, David. . . 145 Kalil, Charles. . . 217 Kalish, Leann. . . 184 Kallingenjames. . . 198 Kavanagh. Brian. . . 195 Keefe, Patrick. . . 161 Kelliher, Eileen. . . 130 Kemper, Katherine. . . 129 Kinast, Connie . . . 213 Kink, Doreen. . . 192 Kirkland, Nancy. . . 211 Klingher, Adam. . . 126 Kobashi, Masayo. 176 Kravetz, Dayna . . . 200 Kucharz, Mar . . .202 Kuhirjacqueline. . .219 Kuhnlein, Leticia. . . 200 Kurtz, Craig. . . 164 Lambert, Dennis. . .216 Lathion, Shelia. . . 186 Lee. Katherine. . . 177 Leeson, Robert. . . 142 Legutki, Diane. . . 193 Levine, Morgan. . . 190 Lillard, Pamela. . . 196 Lindxlessica . . . 221 Llerandi, Kathryn. . . 172 Locke, David. . . 174 Lothrop, David. . . 152 Lowy, Barry. . . 189 Lytle, Mary. . . 130 Magie, Robert. . . 139 Matthews, Patricia. . . 132 Mauck, Andrew. . . 165 Maxwell, Mary. . . 162 McGarrahan, Sabina. . . 180 McGarrigle, Eileen. . . 129 McGurn, Carrie. . . 148 McHugh, Marie. . . 214 McKay, Timothy. . . 141 McKinlay, William . . . 208 McRoberts, Melissa. . . 134 Michael, Rosemary. . . 202 Michniuk, Susan. . .218 Milinkovic, Nadine. . . 190 Montag, Michelle. . . 177 Moriarty, Daniel. . . 183 Morlannloanne. . . 135 Mostow, William. . . 132 Mulert, Anthony. . . 174 Murphy,james . . . 208 Nixon, Atheline. . . 130 Nystedt, Kerrie. . . 132 Oddomlames. . . 141 Pearson. Karen. . . 150 Pemberton, Catherine. . . 182 Pfister. Stephanie. . . 194 Pfister, Todd. . . 194 Pierce, Lori. . . 153 Poole, Christopher. . . 143 Porterlield, Molly. . . 162 Price, Thomas. . . 158 Reaney, Sarah. . . 219 Regan, Kevin . . . 215 Reiter, Dave. . . 126 Reynolds, Suzanne . . . 200 Rich, Shelia. . . 185 Richardson, Elton. . . 136 Robb, Scott. . . 208 Rooney, Kathleen. . . 160 Rose. Darryl. . . 164 Rosenberg,IIay. . . 169 Salisbury, E aine . . . 220 Salisbur ', Elizabeth . . . 220 Schee1,6veorge. . .211 Schmitt, Karen. . . 156 Serritella, Timothy. . . 147 Seward, Crai . . . 138 Shannon, Miie. . .215 Sheehan, Virginia. . . 182 Sheetz, Lisa. . . 129 Shirley, Matthew. . . 187 Smith, Carolyn. . . 197 Smith, David. . . 169 Smith, Mark. . . 174 Snider,john . . . 208 Springer, Kevin . . . 204 Steele, Mary. . . 159 Stoltmann, Frank. . . 205 Story,janet. . . 179 Sullivan,vIames. . . 172 Sural, Steven. . . 171 Sweetser, Caroline. . . 157 Tallman, Sarah. . . 191 Tannenbaum. Peter. . . 216 Telser, Tamar. . . 170 Totaro, Richard. . . 183 Trayes,Nowel1. . . 149 Treadway, Lisa. . . 192 Trout, Lori. . . 151 Van Sickle, Fred . . . 158 Volgyi, Anita. . . 155 Vutech, Kenneth. . . 166 Walker, Monica . . . 186 Waller, Sharon . . . 210 Weisbecker, Charles. . . 195 Wendt,james. . . 169 Wettlaufenjennifer. . . 163 Wilhelm, Kevin. . . 161 Wonser, Corinne . . . 134 Wood, Robert . . . 140 Wynn, Scott. . . 146 Young, Gordon. . . 126 Zervos, Eva. . . 181 If ,ya . hw... CH tgp n-. s 'THIBQ' Seniors , Mfr' bw 'V Q1 ti fry? ' lisp' Q . if 1 Q x Q f i 'fi' X -1 ' ' . wr vffti 1 zz' A Mt 'if l Q if ' L iv . it -.,-'F t 'f 1 ti, mg' It's about time! Nlziture. sophisticated. rind eager to tackle the outside world. our seniors are finally ready to graduate. Some will cou- tinue their education. some will take Qiclvziiitzige ofthe multitude ofmjob opportunities ztwtiitiiig them, some will spend years beiicliconibiiig iii California. But all have been well-prepared lor their respective futures by the tour wears ol growth they have experienced here at Luke Forest. 12 Three guys ramblin' in A Subaru, A Capitalist. Half-breed. And a New Yorkjew. Wherever we went there were No signs ofdrought, When the weatherman said rain We said, What you talkin' abo In Durango we did as the Cowboys do, Ordered up three sarsaparillas For a Capitalist, Half-breed, And a New Yorkjew. Spent two days in a canyon Called Crand 1 To the maker ofthis hole I'd Like to shake his hand. We're returning to school our Trip all through, Still a Capitalist, Half-breed, And a New Yorkjew. Weather is my favorite season of the year f...-.-- N 5, It doesn't suck! 41-A I X ' X9 v 1533357 N N P Q-fp 'V XE?-gi mf ,X nhl Hlx 4 5 .if 5 ..Vin' 5 An 1, 'Sk 6 ee lc cc x nlrl In su mcl In mlm 4 lSlllC lll seeing to su mcl lx un llul I Nu 11111 In E. lIlNIlLlLIC'Cl 5 4 ,Mfr - -:sa f-'wail 'i 1:5-E nz' gg? X 'Qs' uf: 2, t' J III Illf. l'lllIH lll LIIHUIINLIUIINI I MIX INIXK llll fl llrl l IL il UIIIXCISC' Ill it ul nlws scusn lim Ilu It ll lllllXt'INt IN l'XlI1QllSll ilu lx s one slap luexoml loffln I ml 'Xl.1lltl llllm 'Inq 4,,.,l. A .1-iff' N M H, f rw , -in V 1 0 . .-Xl1.enjovingtl1elruilwml lilc. l A I You must ask yourself . . . just what the hell is 21 pswch major? T l Believe in what you feel and what you know is real. Dretuns ztren't IHC'1'SlY2iflg1TlCl1IOfiOI1C'S imagination ortnerelysomething found in fairy tales. Instead. dreams are something to strive for. something which brings lllDOL1lCll21I1gC.XVlll1 change comes answers. tnot ztlwtivs the ones vou wiuit to hear or HCI onl. But. ifull else fails x'ot1C1itiztlw'1rs cliztnve x our tninfl, ' . F1 I ,4- - 4 F 5,5 A, .,A- . M' ,je I ws 1,96 .ti-5 is' 'X ,xirei t. . e , .. si f- nf Q . 5 .wx .. E. 6 than ., , -1.67 f r'!f :r - :Qs .1 Lisa Sheetz Get ine :mother lah. l'xe got three more hours ol lioiiiework to get done . . .It's Nlonclttv. Eileen, it tnnst he time to go to the Latntern. . .Whv don't lkjust pitch il tent and sleep in Cionnnons. it woulcl he et1miet'tl1gttwatx . . . Hou' long till hrezil4?f . . . See xou in the uneniploxtnent line . . . lhgtnks Peter for being there. . . llgippx trgtils. Eileen McGarrigle IQS Lisa, how inany more clitvs till Fridz1v? NGK. l'll stay forxjust um' more beer ,,17vyq,-p1.- au-f W, U Profundity in te11 words or less can he quite loathsome. Xvl1Cl'L'llS. flippancy is sin1ple to create, hut less e11deari11g.So.letits11l'lii1c1-to say that I ca111e tamong otl1er reasonsl tor the educatioti . . . it H115 there, I was there. I acquired it. Philip Schuyler Glidden depressing. . . Katherine Elizabeth Kemper It is 11ecessar1': therefore it is possible. Good morning CV6I'yl70Clf' . . , have a clue. tl1e1 1'1- tree . . , lLtl11' t11o. IllCX IL SH12ill. . .FINI'1lll. . .can I horrow 1'our 1'ar? . . .two points. . .clo 1o11 l1g111 1 trust fund? . . . working as a cocktail in il waitress hai '... Xftll 1111-1111 11111 IL NOT a freshman? , . . road trip to Claptiva. Wl1fJ?Slll2lI gm with 1l11- hong . . .caps with wi11e , . . whippitsattl1eregio11z1l . . . no rules against po11i1-N1 the lawn . . .what are you doing Llp tl1ere? l'RACl'lilClINGf . . . S IBSS? ruff ta definite gamhlel . . . hil1o11'1'adoi11line . . . llllIUlJCl' one l1ot solllt. his name isjohn. . .1'agi111a11. , . ho11'lo11g1lo1-sit taketor111o1l1s1o1-111 Llftllltll . . .this is 11ot a lunchroomf . . . so 111111111 men. so little time . . .lilllvl lixe 1 'em,ca11'tli1'e with 'em . . . how 11111111 dognappings 111 1937? Fred knows and these are so111e of o11r insects . . .1'111i1-al girl . . .hl1111kpistols, . . I 1l11 I'n1 beyond l1elp . . . truck flattens tour Ull l?Ul?IX-Ulll -... wliok l111h1 sittnw tonight? . . . thanks to all 1111 friends 111111 know who 11111 .ll'L'l . . 1e1l11l flogging,ta11ta111o1111ttot1'rra111'.wl1at'swro11gwitl1thesepeopl1'.1111 11111 ? A I wonder how I look I12lliCCl i11 other people'sdre11111s tl 1li1l11't s111 tl11111 Go111'olunch,CECwar1lrohe.a11dwhatdo1ou1loo11thoser1'tr1-.1ts.1111 11 IX . . .it's COLD out there. . .o11ce vou lose Xflllli sense ol lllllllflll L'XL'l'XIlllllQ s Borgll I knows HH place I justcan t stay there. Graham Parker J A Amie Nixon Mary Lytle Eileen M. Kelliher ' IM v , , s ff my ' I Allli.. A-M-L Denise De Guglielmo x , 5' , X, i ? '29 0 Nikki Harder Ellyn Abraham - '41, , 1 Q. -' 'isapn ,D . , ,fix . nf. -.4g,a, , r -' rf - ' . .,.1,if'1-,: 'i ,f:,1.'+ff.-I 1 1 1 Tl -Li -'XTHX 'Q' -,f ' X 1 X --'- MX'-sf F . ,--'V . 9' W .t,l' J f D1 , -, -, ' ' e F' , I :',9': -9 , X V J ,f,. I l . ' A W ' - ACF' . 4 f!'5f ff? ,, 3,5 Q ik wie. J, Kerrie Nystedt 'NX ' .3 QQ. Jgxmafsmi-J., gklgfg--QQL' -rfaiwffi l ' ' 5: ' if W.'.'f X L.w-.s.v4.-uhigq.- :.2. , 132 William Mostow 7-:Em tg ,, Patricia Matthews 1,v'7 ' -2 -4 . -. N' X84 4 aww , 5,35Eggg,z2,v-Q1 A-, xuS NQ x mmzrra Sgxfly- , 42 . , Q . 4.2.1 fyq, iii: A 'r'v5.. ':'i'z'gEA'4f U i Q...-7 E Melissa McRoberts Kelly Greene Curry NVo11sc1' 52 Tk Q gg. Q A. .. .W Q ELlfLI.IlSNI GNVUFK AHETIVED klozinne Murlzm .r J, .fi .L Af b we-C 4 . nm, ,,-A 4 x - .N I' 'ix 1 ' Q Y s s ,Y ' -s iu.4 '-1:-w. . ,- 'N-QAY' ' . ,. nd iI'slhelz1ughIe1'we will l't'IllCllllJL'I'7XX'llCI1CX'L'l' wc 11-1111-111Imc1'xl1c mu ur' xwxr. , . Mom, D21d.IjiI1li,kAIlgiC.lh21l1kSf-IDI' x'm11'suppurl.l1clp.Qu1cl111ml of .nllwurll ,- s xxx P U- . 5-f. Q. uni his 'QI 5-... v 1 ,T ... if V 1 - .-5 A X I6 fi' X f f With the faith of a mustard seed. all things are possible. So never give up on yourself lord God. Elton Richardson A To a brother and a friend- E.R. I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. - Philip. 4:13 A I, N QT i K' X y 25 .-Q Q5,'?'f '.-r . jg: - 'iff 4 . f ' l. ' ii--R ' I f if 33f'i7'f4f2 'lr fl 'ffl X vi ll' ' ' -fi-'xi 1' l if 1' in .... hwgfgvs, ,. 0, .. -.. . .V .yt 4 if I ly-, fy-lv l ,.- .. QQ. . ' ' 'A . 'Q' Vg'-ff 1 a t c-'Q' -1 E! j , r lf' ' , Q' , ' l .5 Q fix, V ' N Lg- 1 4 - . y. -' l E if ,L - ul ' , i 24 wg my 1 Am ,gi it U I J gpg 'YT R 1 .7- 5 'gsm 1651- 1134, t 355-ii ' 'N A ' ' -.-. q f. fer? I . ' -sv-,fr ' - 1 A uf- -V . - TL mag, . v -4- -5-in . ..., . , - ,' Li - H - .CL-fb, xr, . lla . , Az. - f il 'P Y Qxffwom'-.YQ A- iii 5'-Q3 ' 'I' 1 ESM: M . I L' 5 in- .' A 5 33-2151 -Lil 3 i V 'lf -112 ' Q' ' I gl s v Fi ,ix Z .la xrfi .wlln -' ' ef f. t ri -. . - l P 1 ' ,EJ t ,'f'-Us 5 fat A of rf: -st I 1 - . ' -- --N ' ' A v -'w .- gr . 5 -.-wg?-.ay f 'N . - , ., at A - A - . e r ' fe ' at t r ...rf K w ff- ' A -. s .S V A11 pg: ' V5 5 Q V ' .I-fl . , N S14 ll , lf' ' f fl A- U. --. K 4' W il AW 'A A A .Ant : . ,: . F, -1. 1'- vp -r t fa fftl it 5 59 ,. . Q 1 E dr! v , . , ff tl . V IJ- ' - --- N K 4, .,.. V. , -.,yN. A' ' t 'lllf 'wif ..lTf,. Mr ' . . s. , .. . Always be yourself and vou'll always have friends. To you Freddie - A.B. Alan H. Berry I 3111 215 YOU SCC IHC. Q ck' .ix ,X Don't ever grow tough to the people and events around you -take them with a grain full of salt in one hand and a bag full of smiles in the other. A. Van Court Bruce Gczxrx' tie if' Z 4- P K 1 .-,fa ,, .' . J ' v ' . 14 ' , fx , - , - nv, A Q f M , v, , 3 ' 1' ' i X if ,,.,.l,g Pi-:-1 . ,--Ai.-M'--,., -,. . ' .'C7'-,'-.152-if' if Q, , 3'- ff ' - .-.?i1'f'f-:--':,4Jix-1'H,gh-'-mf.. A ':g'?'-fN'.- 14.3 ,-Q-jig :Q-Si' ' ' ' ' AY' f nf,-fir:-a 1 H. 7- f H-. Q. . ,ri--H r -A-bf .P -0 V 9. ,ig-ig 5 -tl jF.g25.,Q-1 ' 'cg . 4- -.jfs-5' gg..-: 3, 4 .Q gn, 'sv , as uf ' fbi - ,XM g. g.pmePL:.-- ,.,' Q .., -f - N Q. x Q mi - --,gt-,K R --. J 'Xfi 515 NVE' .-.'!-- , .- Y , J, qu . in 4'4'11.:,. All 17, j5 r Q. M f ' 2- 5 ' - 1,-db: ff N fl Mix -rf'--r ' , ,'- . 5' 4 f'l4! - ly Q' K-gkf Ez,5. ' -1. ' - ' if . ,ii ' X . x.3 3g: W ,1.X.-QFQX ' 1 Berme Doering 137 H Craig Seward uds G. Thomas Galvin Galvs x x .ix lg .atfzg fbg T27 N .Q ' EQ ff: .Y I 1 I 'lx V 335 rfa' R. MacGregor Magis Mags David William Danaher Little One Robert S. Wood Skinny james Oddo Timothy Eu ene McKay Cru by ,jxj n' X , ,ar 4 -A 623: .Z if Robert Leeson III Ktzydev Sean M. Caldwell . .I ug, ' ,A ,fug- JUN X f-X -' , lx 53, 2 v .., 1 , , - , Steve Lawson Laser Beam x 1. A ' A - -Q' . he fx A:-, -tiki: . Y . ,, 153 6 ,U 'I- 493' Q'-5 :f , in 3 gv P 1 :egg ing Jr Er 1!! ' ' .Uk '- n . '.' ' ' ,, f,:..4Q,. !f'5 '.f X v v , ' I 4 51:2 ?N??1f'3U is ee Christopher Poole K Friends Pool1e swf' ...X 1 A THE Thomas C. Cochran III Newt Hi Newt. . .Bermuda '82 with thejack and the lobster. . . thanks to: Brother Davis, Physical Plant for the ladder, MAGS for the night of slammers . . . Suds remember the inverted . . . candy machine and the door in Gregory . . . the breweries . . . steel shank on the washing machine . . . tree service truck . . . B.S. in Donnelly . . . stack pillow hos- tage . . . Pooles flu . . . Schoutens office - where'd those answers come from? . . . thats enough to scare ya . . . wheres my buddy . . . I'm tired of being the groat . . . Bobby-2 wheels . . . The jack - its always in the bag . . . road tripto Cincinnati. . .weeds. . .Scornos your treat. . . nice flag jack . . . Prof. Alles thanks for the degree . . . KAVS. thanks for co.fi. and Johnny Quick . . . the bush doctor you're my hero . . . LASO-Bleem . . . Speedo - where you been? . . . RAK - wheres Tex, hoerbag, the Sonic, the Full Screen, no charge at Scornos and Left Bank - unbelievable! Easy fella . . . thanks G-man for the chow at Polo. . . l'll talk to ya! 3' .mg ' Wi--Q JI 'Nui---w--4 N fy gk. l-14 5' .-.iv t .lt ': .1 ' . 3' , ' '- , -. . + N. J N.. L' , W Q 5 -vp-1 I v. . z ll .l. I V if 'Q ' 4. - 4, Q-2. s X s 'wrxtgi -if S, '- ' Q . my 'N . -3 .. -rag . A wg... B' . V . , .-, 1 . 'Y gym '.-Aff. , is .ix t5 s A +C M' rl. A .. gg we X V- ,Q jeffrey A. jackson Thejack . It'S Peyton Palate. . .nickel nightcaps. . .l,olntu1 lix that tnttlillcwl . .. who's hx'pct'? . . . nll'UlllJlClllllliL'l'u . . , lllk' Rfk - high heat. cheap seats. . .fimmt-11 invlnllt . . , Sept. 7 - the longest night in illcxt-lanrl . . . tln' lflatx . . 400 miles cast - gotta run f no pacl . . , too group. tot. often. . .lull moon. . .late slag 'in tht' 4 arrlsf . .oh tnx.tl1t' Sonic. . .tennisz Clolont-l - lic lan' rallitw. . .XX'l1itt-w.ttt'1 - Ripon . . .cltut howl hlncs. . . Slii1'tluN? ling lux Holt . . . high kickcrs, sore hackx . . . karatt' ulillllg-l'illH hat k- hands . . . torso: hit the hrakmfl . . . Ripon toath: lt-tx loosen-up . . . Wood paraclist-sc1'x'athon upset . . . Xt-wt. who's Tex with . . . Generic Lancllatlx Rags . . . ln. Hoc. Dr. Larrv. Dr. Carr. . alack. lihrarx again? . . . look at thc size ol' those things . . . no hafflt' . . . packing thc lmags - checkin' out . . .towns in tattcrs. David W. Kalif Kales 'wig'- ,glib xl G ll? are 'W Pictures aren't always worth a thousand words . , . I hope. Besides you shouldn't be picky about friends. Take them for what they are. Thats when they're at their very best. Unless they lick your ears while you're watching T.V. 146 - -4, . I' 'N J- . - I X, I Q..h - I 'X.., ' '- 'vm . 'mix V -an -no - vf:-1'-'?3r7!2,-' 31? i2 5 , TiIHOIhf'SGI'iICll21 - v 4 92 , Z Z 7' f if 6 , .? ', ..f'd' 1f .vuf aT- Tim Hart Carrie McGurn Kathy Byers Brooke Fairmzm 0 I ain't what I ought to be I ain'l what I'm going to be But I ain't what I was . . . - A Cowboy Nowell Trayes hw-w!'fIpV3?? fr 'H f 4' I 09' R '7 w., ar- 1 my '? I I. Il n w-14 Q H A Tradition of Excellence If you can imagine Il, 8 It You can Achieve It. 3 , W g begins with -N f Everyjourney Ifyou can dream It. , no the first You can become It. 'h PQ K' step - Anonymous ' x 3 - Anonymous L1 ix - Q. r ,Qu 1 if r,,'f 4 . , . Thanks Mom and Dad lf :C- 'S9' N Jsgur Sl W'i 7'f .I .hh Q T.-I .Q . i f ww-.sw ,i 2' . 1 ' .Z ff' vgx RAN Karen Pearson Rita Gordon .ll . Liz Fraser fir I I don't know where I'1n going but I'm on my way. Lori Rae Trout Qi- Qti 7-,FQ-15' . 'V' 1- ' -Nora 0- 4 14- X . .sf f'w'g T. ...f 1 'u A I, , - A . 7 R1 Hemsley Canoe - N' M ga -f. 8.1-' W f Lk- ' 6-?f7f',1-T -H-'J 5 QA! . 4 e wifi' 52 Dave Lothrop Marty Heitz YQ!!!-' 15 ,,-- Y '4 O how I laugh when I think ol' my vague indefinite riches. No run on my bank can drain it, for my wealth is not possession but enjoyment. - H.D. Thoreau Martha McNeill Hayes Ah! let us make no claim. On life's incognisable sea. To too exact a steering of our way: Let us not fret and fear to miss our aim, If some fair coast has lured us to make stay. Or some friend hail'd us to keep company. - from Human Matthew Arnold Lori Pierce N-Q, 'R a 'bl-4' KA 'lllll Edwin R. Bartlett II Charlie Faithorn Establish a society in which the indi- vidual has to pay for the air he breaths fair meterslg imprisonment and rarefied airg in case of nonpay- ment, simple asphyxiation if neces- sary lcut off the airj. - Marcel Duchamp 13-l Stand poised - to bask in the sunshine of mass adulation and thrill to the ecstacy of millions. Or else plum- met into unplumbed depths of ignominy, unloved, unheeded and poor. PS' jx .eb Anita Volgyi To be what we are.z1nd to become what we are capa- ble of becoming is the only end oflifef' - Robert Louis Stevenson ang., 13 rm. N f i J , l,.' f , fl 41 1 fs--1, ,S Q, - ' J 4'1Q': ' ' : '3'1x'xE:'3- Q , - 4. ,m'3'.--r, jgp::Q,1'g'14 -A we 'ff n 2 , -5 ., , 5 ' 'z' 'jf'-fa THC, I s'2':7-'C?Ifif. ? . ? 'Pf rfe':Fi'ii 2 , ., ,. - , ' . fu,-4-1 n .. Mm?-P 53 ' , N - . 5--x-?.u:!1f:.h.. ' zfiif' .-461,512-'.1 ',,'!f72151512321 g'g:::'I., ,.5:1,.v',izgQl.1 01, ,:.'v,..Q, yuan 4:1 a:'.-.wvifafaz ,124 ' f12es?f-:'rf+f,'-'111r:U1i- ' 12.1,4,,,.'5gnpfg.,1n,5,gx1 K .QM-5-.,--'.f,f4:,l::a:ae:.3is z-nf--.1-'f - 2 .q:::::'-M. frf?'f.-.3111 .L-'1a,'kr'51- 4 ..Q,-4Sff1--:a-z-1v.'- ,H.:'.:I qgzggjzqaggiuz , l . ,-.?2Lg':,-shli eaiivf 'i 'fj 1 ifliffh tg- hr, 'I n .-,ful-,.',.: nlnu: R ws. .g425:153E:3f'eHZQZLQH255 1 ' ,, ,::,1,,p- wg ,L if 11-1: '. gj1 11.......:t '-45jf:5g11giiif 1 Q an :za zz: 1 - grixf' F? , V . , .,',., ,A.,, .1 -- -' ff'v'issSY3' A J ' 4y1gf.'-f- ,x': 13!22ys1 -rt ' john F. Buckles. jr. ,,.,- ,,f , elif A f' 155 f A Karen E. Schmitt Polly Hill A l I 4 F '57 lf ,F WV gg Sing praise for statuary: For those anchored attitudes And staunch stone eyes that stare Through lichen-lid and passing bird-foot At some steadfast mark 1 Beyond the inconstant green Gallop and flick of light In this precarious park Where vivid children twirl Like colored tops through time Nor stop to understand How all their play is touch-and-go: But. Go! they cry, and the swing Arcs up to the tall tree tip: Go! and the merry-go-round Hauls them round with it. And I, like the children. caught In the mortal active verb. Let my transient eye break a tear For each quick, flaring game Of child, leaf and cloud, While on this same fugue, unmoved. Those stonier eyes look. Safe-socketed in rock. - Sylvia Plath vi n Anne Marie Del Monico X3 Q, , 1 X9 t 'TE v v Q . .,. When in Rome. do as the Romans. Caroline Sweetser if .5 . N YN fa D0 what makes you happy. do what you know is right. and love with all your might. before its too late. Bloody Blues 157 Frederick Mercer Van Sickle Time never stands still, nor does it idly pass without effect upon our feelings or fail to work its wonders on the mind. - St. Augustine C EE 55 55.0 Li:- mfs. D' 553 UQ. 91: t-3 an-rn fgo. 313. 391 Z5 Fm 2 IT FD FV 5' FD 1 F9 D' FD 'J' C U' O H F' D' FD 494 - 1922 Forester Thomas W. Woody Price 3 X. ,NM .. .F- X Civilization is a stream with banks. Most historians con- centrate on the stream, which is sometimes filled with blood from people killing, stealing. shouting. I am de- voted to what happens on the banks. There, unnoticed. people build homes. make love. raise children. sing songs, write poetry, whittle statues. -Will Durant 'Tfnlf' dns., 1 Q? , N. , fsffiswr sn .w.., ., -.1 . 1. 'Q Karolyn johnson Mary R. Steele 'l'l11xfu1gf fmzfjffrrmnh H1 U' if U f I f N NI , .' jill Ferraro WI ,' A- - -4 - 'Q K -'N'-r A71 ,J Ib, '14 . ! Patrick Keefe i . 'H Q lb' 3' 1 .7 Kevin Wilhelm 'fn I N.. I can no other answer make but thanks And thanks. - Tzvflftlz Night William Shakespeare .fefw-W., 211 TIFF- - -rf------...... Molly Po1'te1'Held Sub IJ07Idt'IAl' Szuixzmz LYI1dE'l'2lll difficulties we s11rx'ix'e Mary Maxwell X 16 jennifer Wettlaufer ,., . .eg y N. :Quail 'l YJ? r'lv if '1 M .nga ,.o r v- - ,' 4-4' .J.. -.38 J. ,Lisa VL l ' -ti Q. 36- -A11 Shelly Baker !! 5 I 1'-w 'f 'VW' Q, IG-1 ....-'- This school is a social aberration. ll i Craig Kurtz X 1 Q -5 A Couple of Cool Cats ...al A7-xi.. I 4? l Luv .. 1-fgf' Darryl Rose Bob Coleman L 6 UPEN Andrew Mauck S -4 DU Kenneth A. Vuteeh But of course. it isn't really good-bye, be- cause the forest will always be there . . . and anybody who is friendly with bears can find it. - .-XA. Milne WERE'-'fa-1. X WM F..:w,:.- 166 Cynie Cory And in the end The loye you take Is equal to The loye you make -john Lennon 1 ,X .. gr, , Michael Ebeling - ,.Q 7:+ '4 Ella:-1 t 1 ' ,..-'-,r?U T?nf-,?4'ff',' ' vial - - ,v ,, -vfff' f gN'L-fi A ..x-. - Qfiri gf? Drink it up this one's for you It's been a lovely Cruise Sorry it's ending yea it's sad But it's true It's been a lovely cruise -jimmy Buffett -4- 'S ff J X, X , RLT 1 Xxx. The 1085 Rand McNally Eyeballv Club All-Nighter Recordholders: Smittygjimbo, andjaaay , gif' L R - james M. Wendt A cynic is simply a disappointed ideal- ist. -sm. jay Rosenberg You know the story of the crazy man who was fishing in a bathtub? A psy- chiatrist asked him, Are they bitting? The crazy man harshly replied, Of course not, you fool. since this is a bathtub! VX IHKKTPT' hill' ' . I ,YKJIB .n1l,, 7-4-.l'I Smttty Scjed Applied qeometrx I mquel ix K trouble, . . . when Dave Smith talks. people giggle. thu cull tix ilttil. . , 'fl . . 3ol1ve dinner. vuporizers, opeumtm . . . . . . Rosenberg at la Lessit1g.AIz1z1z1x' . . Many thanks to all who made the past flour rears worthwhile: Dehlmi. Smittx. Jimbo 8: Debbie, Chris K Di. Aloe. Critter K Kingfish. CQot'tlo1l.Aloxt't'. lhix irl. Martha. Cynie. Barry, Matt, Abba. Ron Grossman. Rohcrt CLreenlit'lcl. mx caring advisors. Pat and Rosemarv. Nlarla zmclxlulie. :mtl ul Urtllost' Mom .tml Dad. I love you all. -,lttx 1:59 Tamar Telser It's been a piece of living. I didn't know about Lake Forest College until I thought about coming here for school. Living here, I found many glimpses ofa much larger world outside of college. After I leave, even when I visit, I will never again touch Lake Forest College in the same way There'll be some very special people I'll be leaving behind. though hopefully I won't leave everyone behind. While I was here, this was my world. William Porter Boggess III I I 'T vw - ,Lis -2: l..i' 6-, G Iv fa - ':r' I ' I U gm. ,-372431, ff I I I P' ' 'iii U .41 ' ' . 'A I' 1:12. is r' 4. , , I .1 nj: inn x f- ,Q ik gif: K l s--vi ' I Y- 1' h QL , .-1 ,vw . . ' ,ff ' - Le.-FH L IW' , . , ' 1 r L' . f ' +13 4 ii. A ' A, 4 t v .' 5 1 'i V. R., I. , , I , ' I ., - - fi' W ' ..f ' L Y..- ff' T.: Af' :' ' ' ...F ' I X :H b 1 , 'fm 9.2 1 7 'E VJ? ' 4 - le Steve Sural 1 ,w - A Y' .ff -? I llla I , , u V, If , 1. n 4 Tkm' -N S u E' .5 5. jim Capek lqhx l. - -ggi Kitty Llerandi ,wp ' H ', H' , -' I S1 -h --'.-us. -- -1' gl dfaj A . V. 'Zi 'f bi-:lfie ' 1 eff' iizml 'gf-'--ar? a to a t '--Q' , I I4 -U 5-A -,-f, 4 t at .W f r ,Quit ,. xl' J N 'ML I i Ag., is .wk l xi :lg -39:9 AQ of 1 . 1 -5:4 A 'Q V+ i. s-1 f .. 1 ,5 jf L I f v-Yi f -- A- 'Q -'li . L2 to Qt.. 3' L - 51- was - . X xxx .- .- . . ' Q- 4-' ..iiT:., ' M V ' . ... K i 'lil.,, .L : i i in Dim ig:-' ,lf I , 1 ,ii 42. 1'-E, W L- if F -is .- X-'lt ' 'Q 1 'N- Q Most Creative People are untidy. It is usually a dull man whose room and desk are models of neatness. - A.S. Neill it's high time break and take the freedom our time to live like we feel so come on feel the buzz it's a high time for us. . - Heart Here we are now. 5 .Zi ' 3 ' ' A -'Je ' .. We fl. ,A-:lf . f 'f.11,fg-'Ti 5 - J' 51: -:A 1, . . . A A I . .-spd it ,mv ,,-,si-qw l vkfiaf 'lr '- l i' gfiif ', .'x,:s,. - .A L-,,. 1 Q if I M 'Ja' f f ' 'muy ' ' I 4' If 3' 'L W j J' ff' . l haf M- - 1 , , f ' .V X 'x J J-' Qfw' .. - . Jr, A' yi xi-W i 2.1 , w ff QQ' l. ,. .ff - H C, W ,. 'Z' 'I f fe ,: .NS cd' X v 'vm - 64 Sify-if -5- A I 452 r I X li 4 'x nl ' gcll k h . 4. 'U -- ,.. ' i 2,52 1 li X: f 'ii'n ,. 5 .-1-. Qi? - J,-X L JLJ 4 'fi 'Z - M sg Q ' 'El' A I AIA. Di- S -fl-i 1 ' , , ..f-my K A + t is f . , fi s f 3 ' k , L-1, gel, ff! ,any-LN V .1 x g , lg 'N ,gk ,m -X , , ii . X ' - .y i ii' Q f V 'Q-fi -0:- A ' t mv- f- -., . 'P -+L v james F. Sullivan It is only irritating to think one would like to be somewherf John X x Steven Collins Tax F gill Af' li I l I David L. Amoryjr. So Amos you have just gra- duated from college now what are you going to do? Well I want to take this opportu- nity to thank mx' family and friends. especiallx' Shellev, for making this moment possible. What Am I going to do? Thats a good question . . . I-lex' Kirbx' I couldnt find a picture. -nu-q I ' 1 --u- 1 K Q I L' --.Q izfb -- al- gf -.-. ,J , --. R wr. j' M W vuuq I ..., qi l 'lil'-i Masayo Kobashi Maureen Hackett 76 . .N b 9 A Q! 2 tw: xxx . ,nf aw . x. X- px . Q - R A X HN 1 v. -.ww ,qw fe x -: .N-.wx ,,i 1 K on A ! . Q, 1 'H . Y ' -x, - 1 ,fu N.t ! E ii. . V I ix it Michelle Montag joy at the start Fear in thejourney joy in the coming home A part ofthe heart gets lost in the learning Somewhere along the road . . . Along the road Your path may wander A pilgrims faith may fail Absence makes the heart grow foncler Darkness obscures the trail . . . Cursing the quest Courting disaster Measureless nights fore bode Moments of rest Glimpses oflaughter Are treasured along the road Along the road Your steps may stumble Your thoughts may start to stay But through it all a heart held humble Levels and lights your way. - D. Fogelberg Q'-Cm Katherine C. Lee ? 1 i. i 7 ,Dx l l !g f'M-. E-aqua 5 judy Bennett Why is it, Jonathon puzzled, that the hardest thing in the world is to convince a bird that he is free? And ye shall know the truth and the truth will make you free. - Richard Bach Georgia Buxton Marlene Baumeiser When the day is bad and life's a curse - CHEER UP! Tomorrow may be worse CI-lagar the Horrible - Dik Browne! --.Qtfv-but Tw-.NS A-. When God an- nounced He was go- ing to give the Godhead to Man. the angels got very upset. They con- spired among them- selves to hide the Godhead from man. One suggested the mountains. No, they decided, Man could eventually climb the mountains. They looked at putting it in the ocean: No, Man would find it there too. Ultimately. they de- cided to hide the Godhead where they figured Man would never look - in himself. - Nancy Zapolski janet Story . fmt' -I 'irws For a long time it had seemed to me that life was about to begin - real life. But there was always some obstacle in the way. Something had to be got through first, some unfinished business. time still to be served. a debt to be paid. Then life would begin. At last it dawned on me that these obstacles were my life. - anonymous Q...- if P Jf f ip A' 1 1 1' ' t ,b L. 'Q Ag Diane Elftman Capture the moment Carry the day Stay with the chase As long as you may Follow the dreamer. The fool, and the sage Back to the days of The innocent age Storybook endings Neyer appear They'reKjust someones way ol Leading us here Waiting for wisdom To open the cage We forged in the fires ol The innocent age Back at the start It was easy to see No one to own to Nowhere to be Deep in the heartlancls A sad memory Calls to me tCalls to mel Fretful horizons Worrisome skies Tearful misgiyings Burning your eyes Yearnings unanswered Reckon the wage you Pay to recapture the innocent age. - Dan Fogelberg l79 1 fu .xxx -0 Ki Q, - 1 Patricia Crane k I tu X , K . ,-.f- - y .Q1 iff 1 Agwsav w, 'S-bil Q' I , fl' qxir ' K on -1.91. ..,9..1 Q 51.6-fi , A w'f,,3iI .ist ..,-rJ- if '4 -iff z -:NI ' -'b 'Sf twig, -Q , I X -aaa- Jeff . . ' ,F - ff? .-'tt is f- WX- f 1-N N - -W' 'I K' -'R I P-t-II :f'?t,,g-.45 t55,?5'7Q'g'-tx'iff' ,b hi, E' - g:tg'Ntv!t1i,,fg rm, :gg fm '-my ge .- 'I 'Q :ig 'F 's bg',.fFxQi,f ',. S fifi ff. 3 , Ls, ' XY-E' N' ' , 5: 'A - is ff, N ' 'iff' qi' : 1, 'R . X xo .M I N ,S ,SG 'mlm tiiuw A at W I 3 ,--qi X4 K' .qw U tw ,-,, E :.4 bil pw 1 -I if aw S I it-E49 tammt .. L 's' w 1 XA TK Ca Martha Gubb I thank you for the freedom When it came my time to go I thank you for the kindness And the times when you got tough And, papa, I don't think I Said 'I love you' near enough - Dan Fogelberg , -40 180 x x.-:Q-ji ,. -M..- Si 7' '-'z tr . ' ' 5 a ' 7 T ,i. '- . ll Q' ,., f N4 7 I ,S ' Q i 3 Sabina McGarrahan 3 1,5 - 1 ' 0 v , AQ il ' ' I ' I I fif 1 I ws ' ry f I 5' . J: ,i A . ' 1 L g ' ,lx 5 , Q. 5- h ...g Q, ,. 4- . ,N 21--uv 4 'BGL , T-.:'.,L.-- W . Ya , Q. 4: ,..,41 ' 1' 1' - . ' hu 1, t . Ja' . -rj ' L ,Jw . .ii n ,D ., -si' Q ' . 'flo- ,,,r,gr 4. iff? - ' f- U hm' . 5 '-, Qif,1.gJ'f ' ,L -'gin raft' .:,,.l,f- . 9,- Wfg' 31.4.3 - -'Wav W -1 f 4 1 '. -9 . . J -fi Eva Elizabeth Zervos Snob Bash, St. Croix. Sunday tlunk Food Dinners gi la Deerpath, Clan l borrow that? Pallxk starstruc k sister out Wt-st. Chucks's and Watermelons. Toothpaste and Dentures. Nlartligrs :Xinlmulame Seri ice and Strong Stoinat h. Snndgn Xlorn- ing Slumber Parties, Bloodies. I'm not going out this weekend. Dennison Delights. l'mlactk l'.inties and .tn .-Xngt-lk If.ue . vodkajuice, tickling feet courtesy ofslessie. 'liee Hee. Between the lonr olins onli two dozen Roses. NIa.tl1sall's lor ljilhlllgtlllk The Famous-But Im only going for UNE l'I'l'CHl1R. l'attx's P.P. and IFB.. Apple Pit king. 1i.XNI Donuts, toilet- and exani notes in line for the Runnnage sale. Latteva. Stoned Wheat lliins. Klan Festixal. Binnpf! Oops. was that .1 tret-PY. ,lNIl'l. Antonio glasses, I-lasta Pasta. You guvs. , .don't leave without meff. the older nmn xx ndronie. Gertrude and xll'liQ,'LlllAHlll. Black Olives. We'rexjust uppity B and R's does take checks. 201 llis. ol sit-.nners on the mall. Lt-ik Plax Special thanks to: Swiss Colony. Hawthorne, Crate K Barrel. Mini Mart. Florida '82, Cecil and Henrv, Dustx' nnax' he rest in peacel. Cheese-dogs In 10 years: Patty Cranefeet: Lying on a Greek Island Surrounded hx' . . Martha Gubber: Ski instructor in Vermont Beanser McGarrahan: Last seen running in Central Park . . . Eva Sativa Zervos: Running her own Art Gallery in Florence. lril a.- ,x Hifi' L54 A 335' aw ' f,- ,lf 'Mig' - 3225! Hgibilfii ' 5' X ' ' 182 .,, mg. N. Wwe- LQ- 41- 'Y D 'M 569 . 'L V' :- ' Ginny Sheehan Catsy Pemberton ee e .: 'W V. ,vc lv, .. ' Eff. 'RW Q Q Xxx x Jgx' X me u 5 x ' X3 xgkigm SYN .,.. -.4...Umnmngu-nnun-u- xv x sxNf.xx llbllilllilllllll 4 1 n-uquq-nu-nun:-I u n -U .um-U-nun. nun- --an un-Quan-:nun xx x NX? NN xx X 'QYNN xx X X X 'N Xxx xx .nu-nv H ' - 1 1 ,iffy 1-0 4 , . , 1 . . .. ., Us N , I nn nlbiuw q .Q ', ,v ,. .nun-nl nxnfaygx nn as .nun-n 'Fx ...n.n-.-uuHl'r xx N.. 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X .X - -e -- s. .- , e - , - I 1 . . x N NX 5 xx 1 dog' 'I 4. ,ak , s Dan Moriarty Dick 'I'otz11'o X lx 5 N I N v 1-x gf 'Lgi x - 'ij 'f ... 'tf- 4e'f ff ---L -..,..-.-gw S3 -' sr J' ,.1'g Fl K'1 X x A 2 535 .A ' i-- 'X- x's'---A N A , N. :Q .-Az., ,, . xx-: 'X N ' 'WI fig nu 153 ,S 84 - HRV'-V' -siihxe.. ., . '4'9K'f '-'i'St3.':.x4u- I -' ! -b'.-'-X':- A ' . .-gg. 2 ' , 'Qu-uv? Q - ' , . '-,Q fvv , ,li - J ' Mr ff.-fs, H? 'X ' L .,,. J,- 'V s ' 'jk . fy-5' Q' 4 '1.,a'aq.,'-.3'N' . Leann Kalish Marti Degan 'iv' ,- -'Y' 'vc ' Q. . . D Q4 'Q 5355- , je, - Y' . -' . .. g,,., , 1 1 v 0 . -I c,-V -x , v'- f . K Bl JE ' W a if Yin I ' 'sw 'Q'-1,-- ff: fi xitxsyk-s N. 's - .D Eff- .,. xqivie 775 '1 4g, 3 l l' ' '- , 'NIP pun .sind .3-, . I dr ' 'fi .I ' ri-f'-:- l '.'i-flfiilif : ,A ff' :tiff ,, ' 'T J lilii ' lf fit--r .P ii' .'7iff1Wf'tr ' ' w ' tfrigif 'faiifffi 1f,?S'4.a'f f.',.ff1t3fii ,: ' i t w i 33' iszfmiif n., ' L- iii,-iti...fQirtz1'. V at I-le said to me he did he did . . . Hopping in :incl out . . ,toolin' along. . .let me tell you . . . l'll leave the floor unloclaecl . . . Rowan raid . . .sick, sick girl. . .heaiin ine up Scottie. . .14 in CCB3 . . . you don't have to serenzide ine from clown there Sheila . . .does anyone know Nlzirk . . . HI-1l.l.O Dc-ei ' . . . is it shimmying. . .PY :nR'l'. . .c'oinmunitx' Rin. 3133. . . I like what's in them . . . bzu1z1nz1sz1i'e NO'Ii,liqi1iclCIris. . . how clicl he sign it?. . .Hey punkin. Q . -.- i'-vi-f-..,. K ...Ll .., ii nun .., 'f--nn:-f-4 ...,. t.... l Q: 3. ' 2--. -931 'Ott Sheila Rich Christine Bellios I 3- 1 .J v,o, .N t QQ X IH. wg 'PEW H15 X u , 1, , 1 ,.. ' Q-', V. ji.. '5 'A Q 'F KL.. 1 Shelia Lathion n 'IX 4' . Everything Must Change . . . hs.- Q- N, i jk lg., ' 'f . . f . Q Q gf W fs X ' ,-f-pr: s Penny Walker fra, Zffxgfk ing? V M gg, . ' NEFF? r --. . t, n .. -'s 7 f Av 1 ui' , T fQ'iwj ' J 57 'Q Wigs INT SH O i Bonnie Blake Don't be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again And meeting again. after moments or lifetimes. Is certain for those who are friends. Eg 1.5 I --' ,Yr f F M , 1 P' 5 ,ia Suzanne Foyle 1 joe Bopp Dan De Simone Gentlemen, today we begin the big push. - Vince Lombardi YIDDA! - Dennis Yama Nadine Nada Milinkovic Isought my soul. But my soul I Could not see: lsought my God, But my God eluded ine: I sought my brother, And now I've found all three. Edwin Markham 90 The greatest coinpensaliun for youtlrs illness is the A. Morgan Levine I have no hope in hell and I wont get to heaven Too many lies and not enough sinnin' -loan Arinatrading utter ignorance of the seriousness ol' the affliction - Nlava Angelou I v us o X 5 A 'P F vs -..,A,'. -h b I 5.42. - . f. SK. .jg F - ' 4 . -- '--,-fa :J ' 1:1 u ' H-5 ' ' N kv ax Q .. ' , 1,9 Q - V L' ' an . . Q- 'I' 'S ' A . I .J 1 ,J F' 1' Sarah Reid Tallman The treasure buried in the field of obscure ideas, Constitut- ing the deep abyss of human knowledge. which we Cannot sound. -Kant I've become aware of something in me which flashes upon mx' reason, I perceiu- ol it that it is SOIT1E'lllII1g,lJUl wlial it is I cannot conreire. Only meseems that fould I ron- ceive it, I should comprehend all truth. - lic lilliilil 'Q 'J Mark A. Cybulski wi 2 .ERE ' f .. .K lv- fk HQ .- v Lisa Treadway flag 5' Doreen Kink -npw - 7 r he-M Jw. C 11115 H.111ex 131.1116 Lcgutlu . iff' 'vs S ,C -au, 5-S . . n Q-. I Q. s,.., x 94 -S-we fll. w Q xl Ai A ':, X N. N we Q N. grab , is lwqxi- Y' VN , .x ii. fikw X' kwi- er-'Q 5 QN--w Stephanie Pfister Todd Pfister Brian Kavanagll wmv.-1, A' s '--F1 il ' s x .ii ,'- N, .5 CY u X 4 n i x W I N X if -,.,-.-.:- --nas Charles Weisbeckel' I'd rg1the1'l1z1x'eg1 lmrrlein from uflllc than 21 flhllllll lohummx. 3 96 I This is my senior picture ifl say it is Why does a chicken I don t knoxx wx hy. Ask me a riddle and I reply: Cottleston C ottleston Lottleston Pie. Winnie-the-Pooh 5 ' K 1 U: Sandy Getowicz fry! s I 4 9 , 5 .-, . ,.,,. a , . . :J'lt'i-gg W' - --X, . , 'W - f 1 E I I E -' 52 Cottleston. Cottleston. Cottleston Pie K , , . . I . al - ,- 7f1 I6 ,I- , . I fi' Z4 , ,f f ' I3-Y . r Niki X I ii.!+f-fi i .Q-.-. .2 cz-X x . .. S. t , . , . 2 ' , s .- T TW' ...- '15 'lil X 1 Y.: L L. , . i 9 X X r k f .rffN..,,.,.,jj --ek s . wx- . -. I ., A ,gf-f . . h 3' tg, X .QSC-wf . gr s fx 5 X-rs-...ff ' -XSME. EA he-Y 5 V. . I. Q . QQ- A.'rY.X, W ras., ' Nj-'-y.A A 1, ' BB: Q- 'wi M issy - N. W. -GINQRS 'K si' ' 1 .s I-X1 i ts - w- . .. .Rh its .JQKWXS 2-1 ,K , q xg ug :ityicig Q Qi , - .wa -:sf 2 , is g t I t - it se X .g gs V. 3, tg X A X Xxv-fx N X N N .Ka...sA' '- . , 1 -.Xu-5.55 gifs' ' .A ...x ., .. at . . -..4,--,. .A -..p.g Pamela Lillard Excursion into the Mountains I don't Know, I cried without being heard, I do not know. If nobody comes, then nobody comes. I've done nobody any harm, nobody's done me any harm. but nobody will help me. A pack of nobodies. Yet that isn't all true. Only, that nobody helps me - a pack of nobodies would be rather fine, on the other hand. I'd love to go on an excursion - why not? - with a pack of nobodies. Into the moun- tains, of course, where else? How these nobodiesjostle each other, all these lifted arms linked together, these numberless feet treading so close! Of course they are all in dress suits. We go so gaily, the wind blows through us and the gaps in our company. Our throats swell and are free in the mountains! It's a wonder that we don't burst into song. Franz Kafka fTranslated by W. 84 E. Muirj AU' '4-. llm, gc-mls fricmlx, im z1l1cli1'csl1clg1uUt lma- l f CZiI'Olf'l1 Smith - William Sh-llxL'NPL'. JXLCUIIIPQIIIX x 4 :ur llL'.ll ls lll' S i'.,f T9-A Alf' ' Q-'fill' .bf-0 fa fn 55' 'lf I L I ' ?.'::'l'J' I I ! rv Kl'f'SU'IlZ'l Hirzitu L A.:- INT u , xr...l, Peter Henry It's a treat, being a long-distance runner. . . - Alan Silltoe Tllf' l,0!If'fiI1z'.s.s ofifllf' Lmzg-rin't11l1n' Rzunzer P.S. ILYM -take that Kallinger. Hey fast 1-1cl,stayby the phone, I'll call you when I break 220. A man must have his dreams - memory dreams ofthe past and eager dreams of the future. l never want to stop reaching for new goals. - Maurice Chevalier ILYD Y 1 jim Kallinger W8 Q Nx 'i Q' 1, -r - Q? e f. 2. K if 3 Steve Breihan Kathy' Bil'II1illg'll21Il1 .f - 5 .. ,, fl- . 4 : , f , X . . -1 '.ff,2 ', 2,1 ,I-J'-,Y 1' ' Vi' .1f'. Q , - ,., 1 :M '., , I.. 1 K Ill 1 0 i if .Q 4 4 1 lr Letty Kuhnlein Lisa Hellawell Dayna Kravetz Suzy Reynolds Everymzin l'lllSlllI'Lill10l thought 1 on which he rides when he is alone. The dignity and nnliililx' nt his life. as well as his happiness. depend nn the direction in which that train is going. the baggage it carries and the SCt'llCl'f'Il1l'Hllgll wliifli il travels. Q. bus. 1 I' is ,..-- , ,Q in--ff' --'1 nw' ' ,rl .0 0 .S- Y vi! ,, .ll fit: -'lsi...mni ,Ll '4 'vP 5a':g- if ' gg is 'i 1 9 'J' .i .iff ' Q 944- , :-- I-1 ,.,1 A I 0 The test of a first rate intelligence is the ability to hold two Opposed ideas in the mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. 202 WIRNQ . J Tina Marie Jaffe Friends are like rainbows. They bring laughter to your eyes. Mary Kucharz Rosemary Gayle Michael What got nie through college: Karma Repair Kit Items l-el: l. Get enough foocl to eat, and eat it, 2.Find a place to 5leep yyliere it is quiet. and sleep there. 3.Reduce intellectual and emotional nom- until you arriye at a silente of xoursell. and listen to it. 4. . . . - Richard Brautigau ffm- X Thanks Blom ancl Dacl. Gortlou White. the Kimballs. friends and . . . Roh. The future uncertain and the end is always near. -jim Morrison . f . - , ffjI .Hg'C' -u f-' X '- it N j A x..,yv S' '.-- Q, - ww--K N' .X f'sggQ:g- Pig., 'Z 1 - ' l?11 f1'i'? l if+if '1-- X' -v..,,fA -'Q M :5 RgxfoE-'gif-'fxalh ' 'N'. 5EM gil x if ' . ss- - '.::.+x.-wg, A .312 ss 1 ' 5-wewgv K ,Q M Fgw-.f .215-SQHofXiN-iiws . r, .xg Pg-NX XS'-' S 4'-ik :+sRwf r' ic . mi .. -. '1T7 W'9'YQ'Q5r s ' Xfusgff Ns.. F-.sw :QR-1 N-sg - , . 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Knights in While Satin Frank Stoltmann i if ff iifiifiiifli 1 ,fl fx .sf I , K Cf 7 i David Ellison ., ... ,, .- , - N- W.-'qu 206 Alison Fischer -A , sw- . 1 .kt ',,,..:. ..-by . U X H.- 1fI'g.1 'tx 1 il .ri , , if ' , 12:52. , .y .- i .w,'gwvw- A ,,, . .nv r -X 1?-N-,A I s -0 A ii X 1.?'TZRlXx, y, Ellvn Adami Be Yoursell. You are the best you. You will zilwaw he the setoucl best anyone else ...' I'he easiest thing in the world In he is what you are. what you feel. lhe liztrclest thing to ln' is what other people want you to he. hut tlizitk the st ent- we are living in. -Leo Btistztgliu ,f '-'g '..d'1 A 'J,.f:1fv ' 'Ziff- 5J,,Q:v.'4 ,J oan Byerhof Qu ' .Lfi-1. M Thanks to: Billy Mads Robbisms, Murph's pledge stunt, Irv's mus- cles, Kav's insights on the animal kingdom. Beck- er's Quencher hospitali- ty, BalChie's snow driv- ing. and the friendships from members ol Phipes. Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and fami- ly. Glad to be a Phi Pi. Scott 2118 GMBH? 1895 Phi Pi Epsilon Fraternity ohn Snider III james Murphy R. Scott Robb William Sneddon Mcliinlayjr. r -- x X x .,. L ff? f : Thanks: Scott, you were the greatest of 111611115 . . . Nlurph and Irv. 11111 were lIPlt'IIClN ofthe greatest. . .XVl'lEE'llC,YOLl.l'E2lClllClC. . .Eritx Billa11dtl1erestolitl1eIXJSolilit'e. I'lI never forget the Hotel Bradley . . . the Chalet . . . lil'C'SlII11l1lI vear 11' Robb. IILIII. Yoots . . . Vikings hockey . . . Sunnyside . . . KID 21111211 a11d tl1e Long Riders . . . 0118 . . . dinner at Murph's . . .Zulu XVarfare. . . organized crime at LFC. Blll most ol all . . . l love youjackie . . . Thanks for evervthing Mom, Dad. Sis . . . I love vou all . . . Glad to be a Phi Pi. The Few . . . The Proud . . , .-XRUG.-KH! XN'SNI,l1: Fire Extinguishers - Hallvvav Frisbee - Aloe H. - St. Paclclvk Dax with the Dude -the Ifateltill Day' meeting Irv. Mat and Robb - Nice teeth Mac - Pletlging and Hellnight - Nix I'-LiIllL'l'u Ari - Thr Clzrzrzgrlzrzlg - Nlilvvatiltet' lx Robb - Bradlev Lodge - Ilrlrlit- H. - A case of Nlarl Dog - Y11l..o11 - Su11dav11igl1t IIIUXIUN - .'Xlcol11 rl Protest- Nluskegon at l 11.111, - Deerpath'Wa1'patl1 -- QIIQIIC lIt'l'N - Riggv - The Fest - South Seas - Laddie P. K 1l1t- tlhiet - Trespassing at L'.D. - 5111111vsirlt' - Davtona Beat'l1'S2 - 5111114111 Ls vs. Admirals -l-x1lveIQt-11vv.1 11 i1l1 Wheelie. Irv X Big Xlark f llllt' earri11g -Ioev B.kIJ.111111 11,4 What 2111 on Lille - 11111 too Bimms - Tha11ks to t'XClAXtblIt' who was a lrieml. espetiallv Wheelie - Robb. NItK111l.1v. lrv - Gail S: Chrissie -a11rlespet'1allv Blom 8: Dad - I 111111 not alvvavs show it. but I love vot1 both verv much - Thanks forvot1l'st1pt1H1'l - Nlav all traditions be upheld - Glad to be a Ph1P1Y Xlurph il-I Paula Marjorie Bischoffer Beauty is in the eye of the be- holder. Anything with love has beauty in teaching, therefore, there is love in teaching. And there is love in learning, too, so there muSt also be beauty in learning. And since throughout our lifetimes we learn while we live, learning must be living. Then, if learning is living and love has beauty then there must be love and beauty in life. . . Ifl can bring this to my teaching then I will feel that I have achieved success. X Q Sharon Waller A :iss :Sf 'X X, 9' Nancy A. Kirkland C7 x, 4 x ff- . ix . 5:- Jin I M.. All my thanks and love, Mom and Dad, lor the support gincl encouragement you always give nie. Your pride in nn ut- complishments makes it :ill worthwhile. Glen. xour toler- ance of my irritable sell' is us greutlx zippretiiilecl tis xour love for the genuine me. Lake Forest College luis lullillecl gill inx cxpectgitiom iincl l shall fondly remeinlmer the stall' ztncl stuclt-nts xxlioin l liaitl the fortune of knowing. 3 I , jifgilffj If . George A. Scheel 211 F65 as 5 i i I xl ' fx ff-s Don't Look back in anger Or Forward in fear: But around in awareness In fond Memory of Francis McFaden Mooney Sheri Lynn Huseth Human life has always been lived on the edge of a precipice. Human culture has always had to exist under the shadow of something infinitely more important than itself. If men has post- poned the search for knowledge and beauty until they were se- cure. the search would never had begun. lfwe let ourselves, we shall always be waiting for some distraction or other to end before we can really get down to our work. The only people who achieve much are those who want knowledge so badly that they seek it while the conditions are still unfavorable. Favorable conditions never come. - C.S. Lewis Mary Martha Conklin Christine Brekka Connie Kinast A Ev K. J' 1 5 -. 1 A1 QL .vFf,lF7'Ll1lIll.8 High on this mountain The clouds clown below I'ni feeling so strong and alive From this rocky perch I'll Continue to search For the wind And the snow And the sky I want zi lover I want some friends And I want to live in the sun never have done. - Dan Fogelherg And I want to do all the things that I Hut lfmgf nfrrajffznif rzli ff! llr UM llifttm I lwff 1. 1 3 J' I Q13 K F if if , JH? .af 'gmfs 'Q ,A - Ll .fr- ' ww' I Marie McHugh ..,,,' .A 4 ,f -W, 4 We Q Norma Glass . sl., 49,5 .JM L. O D' 3 'Ti as 'J' fn X4 9.4. -130 ' -4---4... - V. X V ,. . A. ' 4. ef .fax X H -j QQ 4. -, 4' . N m'--Q A135 -'xgjz A .H . 1 - Q I fx fa, .1 !..,, w X , 2.11 of JJ 8 Q ill-I N45 Kam Regan Xllkc Sh muon F ' I- Chris Bowden QE '1 1' K 0 NH Peter Tannenbaum Dennis Lambert ,,.f.. ,- W, -,-Q. ,Al f Charlie Kalil 3,3 . -1. fir xg' iw .,'. -. If 1. c it '.:'n' I . 'x N 40,50 ., - 1. ' X, .'.-Q ' w. ' --P' . Rose Fung-Cap N.: ie.,-I !' 14 IU! ll Susan lNIiclmiuk S 2 Nanci Ellis The greatest revelation is stillness -1 .,, f '1:'s'4 ' P 4.-s 1' .X x Lao-Tse : :I -5 lv 4 f' A I'-I 11 ! f J Sarah Turner Reaney Too much of a good thing can be wonderful. - Mae West acqueline Kuhn You don't lluw lo know wlmcrc' UDll.l'L' going, as long us fllllvll' on xour was Elaine N. Salisbury Elizabeth A. Salisbury is - 1 lkfww ws . ? Q X '-sw Q. .A eggs . t -vlix Ry- . . N. W .i szxqhgti V WEA-gg X, wi-A. :N.pa:.,,,,,. 5-. ,vs ,M ,Ax : tai.. if 1 -w.s,JQ,, - f, .s My sur' Q S . Erg,-iff-'Q -1' A . is Sh is , N Q. . V G! ab x. 220 It may have seemed forever 'til graduation, but we did it with Class V .- . U--I 5-nl. '-. WS x'4u.44.: jessica Lind 'io XJ josephine B6-llalta Q q Shoot Yourself . aff. wofmaunsu -Z 1 ,r ' Ah , A kms. .,:,.'?,..i LA .3 ..,. qw HVZVNTI W. fyirvx. ...xg Fu? 4. Q1 A- gg - f.-Q i .g5f-'1'QN5',.Pf-1 ' Xt- 'fx , . K L ,,,.. , H. A Ya :N ,X .v. ,.,,gx,,. . -.wg ,.. 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N ' f - ' 'I' X xi k is if . . 1 .- --rf x..f..i1 Q-i nl , Q 'N X . x ' - A A A . . i ..-.i QS' at W N . fr -. . -' A ------ - 'W - , :t '-.-uv--in-', W Y , ,J . 4. 4.4. ' X T ' +X 'fi 'R xv-f P' N .v .N . If , ..,Q,,. N- Q ,wx A ,.., ...L-V . my f'S.:1.va.x - Q-if V' V ,J M, N, 'Xn w7 X ' SNS'-5 N 1 - l . 5 , ' ' ' ' 7 51,1 ' , Q15:x5,if.qa11azc-....-,..,, - . .- ,-assi, -1,------V 3 fs: .... ..,:.f....,,-x,.,,.,, -3,-,IV V ugh'-Y H U' .Y . x . , - Y - M il A X 'Sw X' 1 -' 7 - - V X Q. ' 1 , ..-,..' ' ,.::::-rg'--'-'TQ ---- -f ,. 1 -3'-x---- W- -' .M-...f , ...'.11. , , ,W j 5 ea I , :1 , I ' ' ' 5 V - V ff 'Y 'M-SIX 'F1'3 -- -I ' 'T ' FA y v 5 k i fr 7 Y - '.-1xw,-'f.,,ym ' k 'X Y ' L , L. . . ,,'.fX.' -'I 1 ,Qi O UH ummm v Congratulations ihlcdly Love Mom and Dad h4ay,1983 Hearty Congratulations To One . . Ifg Q ,f Q. -. . x ,gi Q, xi: .,: Y' . i' Q-Wal? Froni The Good Earth X Z' X ...,. . . Born IX111gS . . With A Bright Future. L , fi-CJ f I Af,-,arf I Ii 71. M-ff 7 ffw 14Mf'5'U Katie, We are all very proud of you, and love you very much! Mom 8a Dad CUNGRATL'l.,-Xllf DNS CURRY from your family. who is very proud olyou. Dad, Mom. Angie Diaua K Raisin To our darling daughter. Rose. We are very proud olyou on this day for we know that lllllfll hard work and effort has gone into these past four years. Clongratulations. Mom K Dad To Michelle, Congratulations on your graduation, and may this experience bring you closer to your Dreams and Goals - Best Wislies, and Our Love, Mom, Dad and the Big 5 Mike, Mark, Matthew, Maurice Sc Melvin To all the 1983 Graduation Class Gur Sincere Best Wishes and Congratulations - Dr. and Mrs. Conrad del Rosario Csnjmjdahmg Kind regards to members ol the Clad SLllO0lSldllfll1Cl lelloyy students ol' Ldvllb Lake Forest College for tlie years ol h 44 hsondeflmil lC2ll'IllI1g21llCl lellowsliip tlmt were : H. eiijoyed lay our soirllolm. ll ,. WDM-Full and C? ' Sincerely. xlolm zmd yxlllllllilll liuclylts flll1L'lllIl2lll.fJlllU CONGRATULATIONS SUZY REYNOLDS Lake Forest will miss you! Woodlands for 4 years LFC for 4 years Now it's Goodbye. Luke Forest Hello World! Good Luck Suzy! Ned You're terrilit' - We loye youl cltlllglilllllllll ions Mom :md Dad Ciougrzitulzuious to our grziduute - Maryxlo liucliztrz - from Your Fzmiily Congratulations to Alison Fischer and the Class of1983 Love, Mom, Dad, and Henry CONGRATULATIONS TINA, LIVE your life to the fullest, LOVE always, LAUGH as often as possible and BE HAPPY each and everyday wherever you may be. Our thoughts and prayers are with you always. LOVE Mom, Dad,julie and Steve CONNIE KINAST Love and Congratulations to you and the Class of 1988 Mom and Dad Dear Monica. Here's hoping that your college experience. with its stumbling blocks. will be turned into stepping stones to a life filled with love. peace, and happiness. Love. Mom, Dad Sisters. 8: Brothers Congratulations to the Class of 1983 If you want to soar with the eagles in the morning, You can't hoot with the owls all night. Keep soaring with the eagles! Congratulations, Craig. Mom, Dad, Cindy 84 Rick, Marc 8a Dawn, Carol, Steve 8a Christine You've Come a long way baby! a X l Me and sister Sue T Cape l-louse 1980 Steven, l year Your health and fortune may the Lord increase, And may your honor upward in degree Advance, and in its growing never Cease: The hopes you Cherish, every wish and plea. The gods grant them to you all utterly! And may some pity thereamongst shine through Towards me, thy faithful knight and ever true. Chaucer Jimmy doesn't realize that his future is secure because of a trust - but you do. First National Bank of Lake Forest Trust Department Deerpath S Bank Lane Lake Forest, Hlmows 60045 312-234-5100 Member FDIC 2 36 Congratulations to the C 'Q f'xLf.,. , r - . . - H., lass of 1983 I ,X , ',1j.l ul1X V - f,-H '1',,lf1wlull. l2T fl4. 91. f'fj'11',1t'U 7, UM 4 -lr . I fl lkky x lui uulyy -An' B V! wa' I7 ffl I .IJ If ,l 1 V A 'I if - ru .ff ffm'-1 '. 1.1 1-. . uv . r jf.. I -P-s I ' rr I' ,'f,J:5 .. ' ,- uh, I , .1 N A- -. -Luka' ,ff-' 1 14' ,',l,.:a -. f- '. ,, ., ' in Q I 1 ,. AH, ff' ,, .-f I .1111 J , . V og, V515 -- ' -f f,Z'!.f 1 - ..,Y . A ' A - f.. 'lu 1 'D-un .H I! Q, - 1 is H X mu-mr:-7 ' F . ' 'I '-' ' ' 'T ' C, 4' - ., .- ' ' W g' N 'f. U fizfv q , Q- f' ' -- ,, M? , 4 5 r - j,4q3g?f5I55jE k ' ' If ARMS gs: ' 1 - .4 .. - .1 .. 1:1 ' wh- . . -1- -1,1 . 15- .1 ....n 'mn ...ily N, ::.,i:evIAgL6'1 ' -:L . ig , . E Y Aw.., , ' . ' T'f'f3:1'1 '5' el. ' ' .. ' E - 1 ' ' ' ' l ' I5 X 4, Mu' - away, -,FHA rrggrbg: . ' ' rv I ' h n .. I in .- . - , a ,,hJk,.-S., .-L. - -,- an F. M...--J W M Tr-I I! F rest National Bank Waukegan ana Evers!! Roads Lake Forest, Illmous 60045 Tslelihone 312-295-2600 Member FDIC M DODRSIVIAN 0 U T Forest - Phone 234-9180 580 Bank Lana - Lake .NIJ Milla!! Z4 c.l1' Congratulations Sfwrlr rqfulfvrmrll frm' mm .WJ IlU77lc71 and Best Wishes Seniors! KIDDLES INC. Sp0l'lil1gCQomls -YYc'S1'l'Nim L' .Xll liilka s .Xll'.lIlLhiNl'1l I 1 Raleigh. .mrl N I rlullel, Bookstore if 5 NI.ll'lxc'I N 4 1 , I Aka' l 4vl'esl. I1 NIUI1 -5 x .K 'W 1,-4 ll DQR Forester Board 1f.1?l.2 ' -- :pb - -12 , 1 ff ,. F05 'e..f,3gg,,gf'i,Af. . ' LP-'S W . . . More than 21 box. Chapter two . 4 . spaghetti dinner gets Good Housekeeping seal of upprouil . . . ls this a picture of the German Club? . . , it rains every deadline, . . I still don't have Ll km' . . . Does Nlacduff get il Senior page? Motlier Trucker at 5500 :un . . . Whtfd hide donuts in 11 txpewritercase? . . ,Whit do l zilwavs get stutk with the stuhs?. . . ls it too late lor ine to get mx Senior picture taken?. . .Whtfs doing this next x'ez1r?. . . 238 X . kilt? C, 3 -1 X Dianne Dc-5011511 LHNULII Editor Elai11eKIoh11so11 Eva Zervos Business Managers ' x Y UL n 1983 F011-stcl' Bfmlll 11f'lfrl1I41lN Gorclcm P. 5111111111 NI. Young NIcCL1111'z111 l41i11111s-111-I 1111-I Elimlmclll l,1'L'NillQ xI11sepl1B.lJ11lm11 KaII1C1'i11e Rc-111pc1' 111111 l',KllIUI'N ,xfldlll lx, 171111-S. R Cv.11l 5llt'l'IIl 111 I'l1-1111g1.11l I I11 Well, this is it. Finished. Done. Completed. The 1983 FORESTER. put forth bv the undaunted faith. the unwavering enthusiasm. the unspeakable agonies. and the unmatched pride of an unpretentious staff. There were many ofthe familiar problems faced bv this vear's staff- the shortage of monev. too little time, and personalitv conflicts. Particularly straining was the decision on red. or black for the cover, but as vou can see. eventuallv this too was resolved. In the ever-difficult Search for some sort oftheme. we thought it might be interesting to show the gradual changes the college has endured over its lifetime in relation to some of the rapid and profound changes which have occurred since this vear's graduating class were freshmen. Some of the most obvious changes have been the renovations of Durand Institute. College Hall. and Commonplace providing upgraded facilities. increased classroom space. an elevator to get to the 5th floor tbut then who wants to show up for a lecture on time anvwav?J. and a modern student center with expanded plaving facilities and new mail boxes that still don't work. The radio station has gone to 300 watts as well as to the basement of Commons. also the new location of the STENTOR. The administration buckled to the undeniable pressures of the new age with the controversial addition of the business major and the continual tangling of computer lines about campus. Then there were the little things like the alcohol policv . permanent trash cans. lacrosse as a bona fide interscholastic sport. a new chapel carillon. and senior furniture. YVe have also witnessed our fair share of losses. Nlanv fine facultv have left over the vears. sometimes stirring an uproar often fueled bv concerned students. The closing of the Pub was a landmark affair striking a sharp pain in the heart of manv. or mavbe it wasjust a little queasiness in the gut ofa few. And then there was the not-sc1-permanent disappearance of Szabo. replaced bv Service Svstems. vielding the return of Szabo tdefinitelv queasinessl. So what is the point ofa vearbook? For some. it attempts to capture their first vear ofcollege: the anxieties of meeting new people, finding out that thev aren't so different from vou. and liking them. For others it marks the end of another vear. which means a long-awaited rest. and it helps to separate the experiences of this vear from last vear's. or was that the vear before. For the rest it might signifv the end of vour college career. providing visual proof that vou did participate in the activities claimed on vour resume. and a record ofthe times vou spent and conflicts vou encountered with those same anxious people over the past four tsometimes five. or six . . .3 vears. Mere two-dimensional photographs and words on a page cannot hope to be a complete summation of vour college experience. Rather. this book should provide the springboard to the experiences which the imagination can rebuild at anv time. and probably improve upon. 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