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This folder contains the papers shared between Edward Apree and Jay G. Ridinger (agent/advisor) over the course of 1963. The first item is a folder of papers that contain a detailing letter from Mr. William F. Mooney (President of Lake Forest Rotary) to Apree on the Finance, Production, Management, and Marketing of the publication The History of Lake Forest. Hand-written notes to Apree on the deal given by Ridinger. The second item is the same set of papers from Mooney, but Ridinger includes more specific notes for Apree to consider. The third item is a letter between Jay Ridinger and Del Naggatz of North Shore Group Newspapers-Ridinger suggests to call on Apree as the speaker about Lake Forest History. The fourth item is a letter from Ridinger to Apree discussing the first authorization to finance his book's publication. The fifth item is a letter between Ridinger and Naggatz accepting Apree as a speaker on History of Lake Forest. The sixth item is a letter between William Mooney and Jay Ridinger pushing forward the issue of distribution and cementing the publication of Apree's book. The final item is a letter by Ridinger to Apree saying that the deal to publish the book has "borne fruit" and will go forward.

Title: If You Touch Them They Vanish (from the Novel of Gourveneur Morris)

<p style="margin-top:0in;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom:9.6pt;margin-left:0in"> <span style="font-size: 8pt; font-family: Verdana, sans-serif;">Discarded pulls of prints from Bewick blocks recovered from Middleton's waste basket on a visit to his Chicago studio, 4722 Dover Street, ca. 1980. <o:p></o:p></span><p style="margin: 0in 0in 9.6pt;"> <span style="font-size: 8pt; font-family: Verdana, sans-serif;">The pulls, of three different large and detailed blocks, show Middleton at work varying the inking of areas of the designs, probably with variations in his group of layers of his make-readies. <o:p></o:p></span>

1 script of play; written by MacKaye, Peter, with annotations

Typescript of course syllabus

This folder contains items discussing the Lake Forest Centennial and Edward Apree's early involvment as a committee Chairman. The first item is a letter of correspondence with Elliott Donnelley with suggestions on possible future members for the Historical committee. The second item (there are two exact copies given) is a formal list of all the committee members of Lake Forest Centennial. The 2-page list is broken into different groups divisions of Publicity, Reception, February 21st Celebration, Dinner, Speakers', Cultural Week Celebration May 8-13, Historical, and Anniversary Book Production Committee.

Final paper with grade and outline for the paper provided.