Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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BLISI ESS DAY The second annual Lincoln Col- lege Business Day, sponsored by the Lincoln College Parents Council was held on campus Thursday, April 20th. The keynote speaker was Norman A. Ross, famed radio and television commentator, who commented on his rec ent world tour. After the speech, ten successful business men andwomen, represent- ing as many different areas of busi- ness, spoke at small group confer- ences. Each explained his particular area and the qualifications in educa- tion and training necessary for en- tering it. Areas covered included banking, personnel, production eng- ineering, sales, publishing, data processing and business machines, transportation, airlines stewardess, ' f 4- and office careers for women. if ---....,,.. ,K Norman A. Ross, keynote speaker at L. C. Business Day. Business leaders who participated in Business Day are ffrom leftj Mr. Ross, George Dempsey, American National Bank, Lawrence Fink, Sunday, Inc.g Leigh Morris, International Harvesterg Peggy Maupin, Maupin Co., Consultantsg J. R. Wanick, United Airlinesg Clyde Harden, Quaker Oats Co., George Milne, Vance Publishing Co.g F. W. Galatyg Caryl Swanson, United Airlinesg Thomas McKnight, I.B.M. Data Processingg and Thomas B. Bai-tel, president of Parents council. lil' 17

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The History Fair began with a bang The Logan County Historical Society pre- sented the First Logan County History Fair in Lincoln College gymnasium on April 14 and 15. The Fair broughtto- gether items of authentic historic inter- est so that we might share with others the knowledge and inheritance of our country. Among thejudges of the exhibit was Mrs. Onalee Balof, Professor of History at Lincoln College. Winner in the Adult Division was a Lincoln College Student, Thomas Jay Perkins,Jr. of Glen Ellyn, Illinois. Mr. East's window is a little to the left T1 ' 1

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M.- ,-3 'seg -as ,lj in ,-1 'J--I lf- Bruce Hering is completely absorbed in treating the skin of a fox . SCIENCE FAIR Lincoln College presented its third annual Science Fair on the last weekend in April. The departments of biology, physical sciences and mathematics team- ed together to present a most successful display of exhibits. Lincoln College students set up and demonstrated these exhibits to their fellow college students as well as to visiting high school students, junior high school students and people of the community. About 45 L.C. students participated in projects in chemistry, physics and mathematics, while nearly 200 participat- ed in botany, biology and hygiene. A major effort was made by ev ery one participating to get the viewer involved actively in each exhibit. We're so tired of working with these frogs. We wish we could be where the action is. This seems to be the re- action of Mike Weiss and Richard Seiler as crowds gather behind them to view another exhibit.