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

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x ,f xt' t ,g Q 5 -av. 1 9 I L, ' ff. i., ., QXQT .Xll right. tht' next tint' who Sings Un Nuveiiiliei' -1. ninety-tln'ee inen partici- patecl in the annual fraternity walkclown. when they chose their respective fraternities alter several weeks ul' concentrated rushing, The hrst group clown the walk was Phi Pi Epsilon. who received 15 pledges. Second. with 21. was Delta Chi. The larqest pledge class was Phi Dclta Theta, Twenty three inenkioinetl the Phi Delta. Next canie Kappa Sigma with 15 new laces. Last to cotne down the walk were the TKES. Nineteen tnen pleclqecl Tau Kappa Epsilon. .-Xliter the walkclown. the new fra- terniti inen were treated to dinner. llat. LIFIS thmwn in tht- lake! illo thc freshman. this onrush ol' activity was quite perplexing. But. it wasn't long before the tnany traditions ol' l,.F,Cf. were part ol' hiin and he biuntped right in the tnidst ol it in order to carve a niche for hiinsell. Lake Forest al'- liorclcd hiin the opportunity to distinguish him- self. this year. as well as all the preceding ones. Yes. the year ol' 1955-56 at l,.F.C, started out well with the new and old iumpinQ into the activity, l'lI'K'Sl1IU-'Il being entcrtainvtl by upperslawinen XY. XYeiss. CI. fNIcNa'il, S. fNIcKcnQit', '11, Roller, D. Nlillet A A J Qs' , .1 'i in t . x :E f 1'?i I! K Y , X x cts t , -, . .: ..- N at gi-L.. ..4.uk.-1 A

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M 'Q' ' '?:3aii?I5Y if ' ' . y-i xc X The President. Dr. lfrnt-st A. Johnson THE OFFICE O THE SECOND FLOOR . . . . . . ol North Hall marked numlmer 212 is the site olieoutinuous activity, Nlrs. Rohert CavaQ- ua. Dr. .lohnsotfs secretary. is kept Iwusy with eorrespondenee. phone Calls and visitors for the president. Dr. -Iohnson attends to a he1ix'y schedule uith meetinqs, luncheons. interviews and il host olother duties that fall into a College presidenfs daily activities. Lake Fort-st's lwusy President, along with Nlilton Smith and Russell Rohr. helped as hosts to Ll Presl it terian Cfonlerenee ol' Presidents. pulalie relations directors and development oflieers. The Conference of the 41 Preshy- terian Ciolleees in the nation was held in Cfhieagfo. 10 Prolmalmly the most important project that the President has been working on recently. is the Lake Forest College Plan For The Second Century . The program presents an opportu- nity for philanthropic investments totalling SlO,555.t'lt'tO! The program is hased on a sell'- study program begun two years ago at the request ol' the Colleges Board of Trustees. the administration, faculty, and alumni. Announcement ofthe Lake Forest College plan does not mean an immediate. intensive fund Campaign in the usual sense. Dr. johnson said. The design is rather a progrzun to guide our step-hy-step development for the next 15 or 'W ve'u'Q ... ee.