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Student protesters read the names of the 35,000 people killed in the Vietnam War in downtown Lake Forest.

At a protest in downtown Lake Forest, students read the names of all 35,000 dead from the war in Vietnam. The city of Lake Forest did not allow protesters to use megaphones, so twenty students read the names in unison over the course of twelve hours.…

A demonstrator carries a peace sign during Lake Forest's first protest in 1967.

A demonstrator hands leaflets to passer-by during the 1967 Lake Forest Peace March.

A child gazes at the camera next to a protester holding a Peace sign during the 1967 Lake Forest Peace March.

Navy officers read an anti-war leaflet distributed to them at the 1967 Peace March.

A protestor with a sign hands out leaflets to passers-by.

Students carry protest signs through downtown Lake Forest.

This article from the Stentor addressed Hotchkiss dismissing the Jim Novak case.

BSBA members quietly walk into the 1969 Parent's Day Banquet, and read a blistering statement about the administration's lack of action in regard to hiring black faculty.