Western Illinois University - Sequel Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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Career Carnival Hosts Top Businessmen BOOTHS REPRESENTING various careers are available for inspection. The fourth annual Career Carnival featured delegates from 50 organi- zations representing various fields of husiness, education, industry, pri- vate agencies, and government. This year Dr. Wayne Randolph and John lVlelVlinn directed Western,s largest Career Carnival. , Held each fall, Career Carnival gives students the opportunity to ob- tain invalualilc information from people in the known about their future occupations. The delegates provide seniors with tangible aids they need to select the career for which their college training has best pre- pared them. JEANNE DUCAS SHOWS fellow Union Board members numerous opportunities offered by the Peace Corps. 25 A FRESHMAN STUDENT ponders the value of the U.S. Marine Officers training. il:

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'li-gg I i I -1 .1 THETA XPS, DICK Langenfeld, Manley Ludwig, and Jerry Moos make last minute adjustments 011 their display. DOLORES SHOWALTER, Jean Frey, and Sharon Gosney explain the purposes and activities of the Student Education Association to an interested student. UR v . Educalian 'scmaiscn V l , QV? . X T'vd'+ vii i ' -sd? . da -.wp rr It . I ,- i' 'fl F V V.: 1 - f- . ,as- 24 Activities Fair Features 45 Organizations Colorful booths and displays high- lighted the annual Activities Fair. This yt-ar's Fair was held on the main floor of the new University Union. Sponsored by the All-University Stu- dent Government, Activities Fair is designed to acquaint the students with thc various campus organizations. Activities, representing more than 415 organizations, ranged in nature from Greek social organizations and honorary fraternities to vocational clubs. Members were present at each booth to explain the displays and dis- cuss coming events. TWO REPRESENTATIVES from the Wesley Foundation are prepared to explain the or- ganizations purpose, as Fair prepares to open. Agnvmgs Q it t XX' - -...-..?,i, -1- - . 1- nf.-. ..,. .','4 ,,,Q,Qz. ii uv ' at 9 L Y 4' A W .J gi

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Thirt -three Outstanding Juniors, Seniors if , ' 'Pm 'ws .1 7 1 ,rpg WIU STUDENTS ELECTED to Who's Who sit around tables in the Union Tract. They include ll. to r.J Larry Eaton, Marilyn Walthers, Jean Limacher, George Miller, Rita Host, Milo Shult, Rose Mary Klingehiel, Margie Huber, Carol Lund, Jim Dietz, Chuck Lodding, Sandy Valenta, Trudi Amhler, Jim Wi-sse11do1'l, Dodie Fish, Cary Nemehock, Virginia Leith, Harry Cianneschi, Dave Donaldson, Jan Voakes, Jeanne Dugas, Toni Pennington, Carol Morrisey, Jim Keeney, Linda Roll, Jerry Kalteux, and Joe Johnson. Students not pictured are Doris Barzyk, Pat Be-nes, Ann Corzatt, Joanne Roper, Jody Sims, and Ron Walke1'. 26