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

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FQRESTER 1o1o!iifQbV1i University Club OFFICERS DR. J. S. Nottrx . . . President MR. XV. KI. Lewis . Vice-President MRS. H. XV. VVRIGHT Secretary MR. F. li. CUFFIN . Treasurer PROGRAM FOR THE YEAR November IO1Af President Nollen's. An informal reception to meet Professor Josiah Royce. November 23-VVith Professor and Mrs. Stevens. Professor Locy on Uur Human Lineage. january II-AI Lois Durand. Dean Dodson of Rush Medical College on Recent Advances in the warfare against infections diseases. january 25-NVith Dr. and Mrs. Boyle. Mrs. Slosson Thompson on Cakes and Ale in Literature. February I1Af the Commons. Mr. Frank Smith on Early Chicago. February I5-'xxiitll Reverend and llrs. Richards. Judge Charles S. Cutting on i'The Courts and the People. February 29-XVith Professor and Mrs. VVright. Klr. NVilliam Rlather Lewis on Dickens after a Century. Blarch I4-VVith Professor and llrs. Hridgman. Professor Van Steenderen on ls America Romantic. March 28-VVith Professor and Mrs. Clapp and Professor and Miss Stuart. llusicale. April 11-VVith Mr. and Mrs. Rendtorff. President Cook. April 25-llusicale. College YVomen's Glee Club, at Klrs. Reid's. 18

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Lfi Fortirsfrimi 19123-:SEQ :iii THE ALUMNI The Alumni Trustees. serving for terms of three years, are Sidney A. Benedict, SS: John H. S. Lee, '95, and B. KI. Linnell, KI. D., '89. TH E GENERAL ASSOCIATION Sidney A. Benedict, '88, 517 Fifth Ave., Chicago, President. Grace Stoyvell Diver, '05, IVaukegan, First Vice-President. Lincoln G. Dickey, '08, XVinona Lake, Ind., Second Vice-President. A. Duane Jackman, '00, Lake Forest, Secretary-Treasurer. The Association is devoting its energies this year to meeting its pledges in sustain- ing scholarships and prizes, and in a special effort to have a rousing reunion at Com- mencement. The idea of periodical class reunions at live year intervals is fast gaining ground. Of the suhordinate clubs, the Chicago hranch has held its regular monthly meet- ings since January, and turned out en masse to the Little Five smoker on April 12, winning the hanner given for the largest attendance. The year has seen the creation of a strong cluh at Ottumwa, Iowa, where there are a dozen alumni and six under-V graduates. The little informal club at Harvard and the larger one at Illinois Lini- versity have also held meetings, with the special purpose of forming more permanent organizations to give welcome to newcomers and make their way in a strange land easier. CHICAGO-LAKE FOREST CLUB fl!-'FICERS FOR IQIZ-'13 John F. Haas, '00 ...... President GEIJRCE C. RICE. '98 . . Vice-President ALBERT H. Gooo, KI. D., 'oo Secretary-Treasurer OTTURIXVA CLUB OFFICERS FoR 1912-'13 XVARREN H. FERGLTsoN. 'o5 .... President IRL M. BAKER, 'Io . . . Vice-President HELEN AICCARROLL, 'Oo Secretary-Treasurer 20