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

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Mr. Russell V. Kohr Mr. Jack Ryon Occupying the southern end of North Hall's third floor is Jack Ryon's alumni office. Here are kept the files with information of nearly all Lake Forest alumni-which, someday, we all will be. College data is distributed to these alums' notices of coming events, athletic games, all kinds of general facts. The part. played by the alumni department is not fully felt by students until they, too, become alums. Then the material that keeps them close to the college comes to them, informing them of the doings around Lake Forest College. Mrs. Ellen Hoscy On the third floor of North Hall, is the small, but extremely busy Public Information Office. Through this office go the news releases which des- cribe many of the important happenings at L.l .C. Astudent's hometown newspaper receives accounts of his Various accomplishments and services from this office. Each month the office sends out over 12,000 copies of the Lake Forest College Bulletin to alumni, various industries, friends of the college, the churches of the Chicago Presbytery and the parents of students. Through this office come the reports on the future building plans of the college-the new Hall of Science, the Fine Arts Building, the Library addition and the Men's Dorm. In addi- tion, the Public Information Ofiice seeks to arouse interest in the Great Teaching Program which has just been inaugurated at L.F.C.