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

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PAN HELLENI -3 C? i SENIOR PANHELLENIC Pow 'lx Paslcins, Scandroli, Kesses, Swanson, Presi- dent, Grose, Row Q: Madson, Mitchell, l-lass, Wilder, jennings. The lnterfraternity Council is composed of the president cmd one other member of each fraternal organization. Under the guidance of Dr. R. W. l'lantl4e, they discuss such problems as rushing, pledging and hell-weel4. Final jurisdiction is given them in these matters as well as is the reconciliation of all other fraternity problems. The members of this year's council worlced very etficiently under their presidents, George Kerri- hard and Don Baer. The annual lnterlraternity Council dance to which all fraternity men and pledges are invited was held at the Highland Parlc Women's Club in October. Members of the council pictured at the left center are Tom McEwen, Vic Szatowsld, Dick Rundquist, Dr. Hantlce, John Casey, George Litchfield, l'lobb jungles, George Kerrihard and Don Baer. Na' JUNIOR PANHELLENIC l2ovv1:Vining, Wilson, R. Pow Q: Larsen, F., Crompton, Delfosse, Pres. Row 3: Stevens, Williams, V. Senior Panhellenic began a busy year by setting up the rules and regulations to govern fall rushing. The officers for the year were Kay Swanson, president and Carolyn Scandroli, sec- retary-treasurer. Later on in the semester, members ol Pan- hellenic were hostesses at the lntertraternity dance. During the second semester activities included the supervision of rushing and Courtesy Week as well as the revision of the constitution. The latter had not been done for several years. The senior organization also met with junior Panhellenic to discuss Courtesy Weelf and rushing, plans were made to put some changes into effect next year. Ohficers of Junior Panhellenic were loan Dellosse, president and Fran Larsen, secretary. The councils are composed of members selected by each group and the president of that group.

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ALPHA DELTA P Row 1: Du Fraine, Leaf, james, S., Kjellstrom, Swanson, K., Knuth, Bowen, l-larris, gloyce Runge. Povv Q: Pehllce, Novak, Pinear, Kreager, Prange, Weiblen, ,loan Runge, Kesses, Robertson, gl., Burlcet. Rovv 3: Austin, P., Austin, B., l-lass, O'Dell, Johnson, B., Grivvenka, LeMar, Truman, D., Schvvuchovv, Chadwiclm Danford. Pow 4: Sweeney, M, j., Ousley, Madison, Caruthers, Westgard, lol., Sorvari, Brandon, Langenbach, Sprandel, Del- fosse, Vining, Turner, C. Alpha Delta Pi sorority was founded at Wes- leyan College, Macon, Georgia, in 1851 and was chartered at l.al4e Forest College in 1936. September of '48 began with a hectic weelc of rushing parties and pledging, alter which Alpha Delta Pi had a pledge dinner-dance at the Chateau de Jour late in October. The lever of Homecoming with its queen candidates and floats arrived. Trudy Griwenlta was chosen one of the Queens court, while Boot lllinois College , the float theme, won the float trophy for A.D.Pi. During the holiday season a tea was given by Mrs. Nicholaus,patroness for the chapter. The Alpha Delta Pi Mother's Club met to elect their olticers in January. ln the same month former sorority members returned for an alumni tea. The initiation dinner given by the old actives for the new was held at the home ol Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson. Orficers for the year were Kay Swanson, president, Arlyne Kjellstrcm, vice-president,- Helen Harris, recording secretary,ShirleyJames, corresponding secretary, Peggy Knuth, treasurer,- and Thalia Kesses, rushing chairman. On honor's day, the actives were awarded the scholarship cup for the third consecutive semester. On May 14, Alpha Delta Pi celebrated its National Founders Day, with a luncheon at- tended by all the A.D. Pis in the Chicago area. The Sara Siddons Wallc Room at the Am- bassador East l'-lotel was the scene of much gaiety and laughter as Alpha Delta Pi held their spring initiation dinner-dance May Q1. The underclassmen honored their seniors with a picnic. So ended an outstanding year for Alpha Delta Pi.