Lake Forest High School - Forest Trails Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

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..i ws.: , if. ' Z Jim' VOL. XVI, NO. 5 LAKE FOREST CILLJ HIGH SCHOOL, JAN. 27, 1953 PRICE 15 CENTS ABOVE: Typing stories for the next deadline is Judy Corbett, co-editor. With deep looks of concentra- tion, Harrison Steans and Walter Schwartz write sports' headlines. NORTHROP CHAPTER OF QUILL AND SCROLL Co-editors .........,..r................. Dorelyn Foster Judy Corbett Editor Page 1 ......,.....,............, Judy Corbett Editor Page 2 .............,........ Mary Ullmann Editor Page 3 ................ Mary Janet Meler Editor Page 4 .....,............ Harrison Steana Assistants ...... Shirley Todd, Anne Fleser, Sue Nisbet, Walter Schwartz Reporters-Tom Blglord, Jane Coghill, Mary June Etlnger Ann Ekern, Er- lene Joesel, Susan Leller, Janet Mc- Queen, Lyn Nagel, Rayanne Walter, Barbara Wilson Chief Copyreader .r...,........ Dorelyn Foster Photographer .................,........ John Christie Business Manager .................. Tom Quinlan Assistant. ........,...........,................ David Moore Circulation Manager ................ Ruth Nagel Editorial Advisor ...... Miss Lola Jacobsen Business Advisor .... Dr. Frank Townsend Superintendent ........ Dr. Raymond Moore Pictures on this page are typical of the busy meetings which take place every Sunday before the paper is published. Members of the Forest Scout attended two big conventions this year. The Uni- versity of Illinois housed the ISHPA con- vention, and the Conrad-Hilton hotel in Chicago was the scene of the NSPA con- vention. Staff members attended a Chicago Press Guild workshop at Evanston on February 28. In March a group of editors watched the Evanstonian, Evanston High Schoo1's newspaper, go to press. BELOW: Listening to the radio as they work are Betty With sticky fingers,Maty Ullmann, Anne Gieser, Sue Nis- Whyte, Dorelyn Foster and Shirley Todd. bet and Mary Janet Meler make up the 'dummy' page.

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If Q Y .V ,HN Discussing plans for a political debate are the officers of History Club: Er- lene Joesel. Secretary-treasurer: Don Morrison, President, John Sherman, S Social chairman: and Mary Ullmann, Vice President. Mr. Curtis C. Eiker is the faculty advisor. lgtrpksf, Z as 'itt WVCC :Q vi Qt , S y s s i 45 r q bq .,,'- :-: i V q,,,.,, X ,ix Speakers, Shells and Shutters Aiming for a sharpshooter badge is Jim Jensen, executive The busiest people at LFHS are the photographers. Head- officer of Rifle Club. Other officers are Bill Wangard, ing the Camera Club are Jerry Mosey, Vice-president: Presidentg Henry Maxwell, Vice-president, and Clayton John Christie, Secretary-treasurer: and Bill Wangard, Pres- Lichtenstein, treasurer. Not pictured is Dick Lahue, sec- ident. Mr. Lester St. John teaches the club photographic retary and Mr. Leo Gilchrist, advisor. and developing techniques.

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Wi it Editors searching for ideas for Postscript '53 are from left to right: Don Morrison, business manager: Freya Peterson, senior class: Marguerite Olson, art: Ann Ekern, activities: Joye Wright, assistant editor, Tom Bigford, sports: Paul Raslavicius,fac ulty: and editor-in-chief, Mary Ullmann. Not pictured are Barbara Wilson, girls sports: Rayanne Walter, sessions: Mary Janet Meler, publications: Zana Courser, dramatics: Jim Wageman, music: and Don Smith, clubs. Headline Hunters Young Idea Short stories . . . Poems . . . Es- says! All were included in the 1953 Young Idea, the annual book of creative writing done by LFHS students. Editor-in-chief B. J. Akeson headed the staff of 17 with assistant Rayanne Walter. Separate sections were judged by Ann Ekern, essays: Barbara Wilson, short stories: Anne Gieser, poetry: Judy Corbett and Caryl Sue Nelson, production. The staff, chosen by advisor Miss Ann Lawrence, included: Sue Sanderson, Barbara Beckwith, Sybil Watson, Mary Janet Meler, Freya Peterson, Lee An- derson, Sheila Quinlan, Shirley Todd, Don Smith, Phyllis Young, Tom Bigford and Erlene Joesel. Postscript '53 For the second time in the history of LFHS, students published a hard cover yearbook. Most of the pictures were taken by chief photographer John Chris- tie. Reporters included Walter Schwartz, Ben Froelich, Jerry Mosey, Leslie Jones, Janet McQueen, Dwayne Reh, Sue Nisbet, Caryl Sue Nelson, Shirley Todd, Mary June Efinger,Anne Gieser,Barbara Joan Akeson, Camille Mendino, Lyn Nagel, Phyllis Young and Erlene Joesel. The business staff, chosen by faculty advisor Dr. Frank Townsend, included Karla Spiel, Mike O'Reilly, Joan Gall- agher, Mary Jane Strachan, Ruth Nagel and Harrison Steans. Editorial advisor was Miss Lola Jacobsen.