Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

4 | Vincennes University | | A Community Junior College : : Founded 180] i : a a iad act el Vincennes, Indiana 47591 1974 2--FAMILIAR SCENES = Foo FAMILIAR SCENES--3 4=-CEASSES CEASSES——D 6--ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS--7 8--ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES--9 LAURA LALA He | i 1 T0==SPORMS % nes Wy SPORTS--11 the we fa Vineet vf siti Wwe — ET 12--FACULTY ADMINIS TRATION FACULTY ADMINISTRATION--13 , al pe) “ -— = — JASPER CENTER: aS Rea RRR REAR ERR eRnNISEENES aR RDA RR ae ne coop toaRHEINERENC RMN en 14--JASPER CENTER ee SR JASPER CENTER--15 16--LOOKING AHEAD ARCHIE K. ABATIE ANTHONY J. ACTON RONALD K. ADAMS BRUCE J. ADAMSON JAMES R. AGAN MARK T. ALBERT WILLIAM J, ALBRIGHT ABDULLAH A, ALFYWAIRES GARY F, ALLEN 18--SENIORS GEORGE E, AMES SUSAN E. ANLEITNER SANDRA L. ARCHER KAREN S, ATKINSON ROSA P, AU-YEUNG TERRY BAILEY DONALD R, BAIN SONDRA K, BANTA SUSAN L, BANTON SENIORS--19 ee Tes wa, GARY E. BARNEKO CHARLES BARNEY WENDY R, BARROTT CYNTHIA M. BARTLEY TERRI BARTON TERRI K, BASHORE SANDRA K. BATHE LESLIE F, BAUGH NELSON H. BAXTER 20--SENIORS CHARLES J. BEALL, JR. RANDY L, BEAVER JANICE L, BEEMBLOSSOM RUTH E, BENJAMIN TOD R. BISCHOFF JOHN W. BLACK REBECCA J, BLACK SUE E, BLACK MARK A, BLACKMAN SENIORS=-21 DAVID R, BLUEBAUM BLUE JEFFREY L KAREN B. BLAZER CYNTHIA L. BOYER MITZI R. BOWMAN BOLIN JAMES R BRIGHT RANDY W. LARRY J. BREECK CHARLES E, BRANN 2ceesENIOKS JEFF L. BROOKBANK TERRY L. BROOKS MARK A, BROWN DAVID W. BRUNER SAMUEL B, BRUNER GREGORY M. BUKOWSKI GARRY R. BURCH JOHN L. BURGER LARRY J. BURNS SENIORS--23 KITTY L. BURPO GARY T. CAMPBELL JANET E, CARVIN 24--SENIORS DARCY L. BURTON PATRICK CARINI MICHAEL E, CARY RODERICK T. BYRD JACK E. CARTWRIGHT BRAD D, CASE KENNETH C, CASH WILLIAM Y. CHAN ALICE W. CHEUNG ALICE Y, CHEUNG BRADFORD A, CLARK BRINDA K, COATS RICHARD J, COCKRUM ALMIRA A, COLAW WILLIAM H. COLLIER SENIORS--25 JOHN P, CONLEY JAMES T, COOK JOHN E. COOK STEVE L. CORDES RALPH E, COTNER AMADSUN A, COURAGE RANDOLPH J. COX MICHAEL J. CRAIG 26--SENIORS DAVID CRIPE JACKIE L. CUMMINGS ZENDA R. CUMMINGS VICKI L. CUTHBERTSON DEBORAH S. DAUGHERTY RICK W. DAVIDSON MARSHA L, DAVIS BRENDA K, DAWSON JERRY W. DAYHOFF SENIORS 2:7 Ah DENISE A. DAYSON ROGER D. DECKER AMEL J. DENNIS SANDRA L. DENTON DAVID A, DILLEN MARLENE F, DILLER CHERYL J. DOBBYN REGINA DODSON DAVID D, DOGGETT 28--SENIORS SYLVIA A, DORSEY GARY J. DRESSEL CATHY L. EBERSOLD ok TERRI M. EDWARDS NANCY M. ELDER KENNY ELLERMANN LAWRENCE E, ELLERMAN DENNIS M, ELLIS DEAN G, ENGLERT SENIORS--29 JOSEPH A. ERLER KENNETH D. EVANS TERRY M. EVERETT SHARI M. FALCONE JACK S. FAN RIC £E. FARTHING SUE M, FELDHAKE THOMAS R, FICKLE JANICE C, FICKLE 20-- SENIORS RITA M. FINCH IVAN FINNEY LOWS Ne POLES DOUGLAS K. FOREMAN DONALD M. FRANKLIN JAMIE S, FREEMAN HUBERT FRYMAN, JR. GREGG L. GASTINEAU SENIORS =-31 GEORGE A, GEHEB RICHARD J. GEORGES SANDRA S. GESSLEMAN HORACE C, GIBSON GEORGE GILTNER FRANK GLIDDEN SAUNDRA D. GONZALES ROGER E, GOOD DANIEL P, GORIS 32--SENIORS WILLIAM L. GORUB KERRY L, GOSTLEY ANN E. GOUVERNEUR WILLIAM H. GRAHAM CONNIE S, GRAVES DANIEL R. GRIMN CYNTHIA A. GULLION JAMES E, GUNDY JONATHAN HALL SENIORS--33 KATHRYN S. HALLAM KEN R. HAMILTON JACK A. HANES REX A. HANEY ROD I, HARDIMAN RICHARD M. HARNESS KAREN HARPENAU KAYE E, HARTING LINDA B. HA SKINS 34--SENIORS WILLIAM H. HASKINS DEBRA E, HAUSER RICHARD W. HAWKINS CAROL A, HAYDEN QUENTIN D. HAYS HERMAN A, HEINZ SUSAN HENDERSHOT T ROGER L. HENDRICKSON CALIXTO A, HERNANDEZ SENIORS 2-55 THOMAS N. HIATT LINDA F. HICKS PAUL E. HILL JOE H. HITE ANTHONY M. HO JOHN R. HODGEN ALVIN J. HOPPENJANS ANNA M. HORTON WILLIAM D. HOUGHLAND 36--SENIORS JOHN T. HOWARD TOM H. HUBBARD JIM B. HUDSON MARILYN K, HUGHES DOUGLAS A, HUNT DAVID R. ILLYES MELANIE IRVIN JULIE A. JACKSON KENNETH E, JACKSON SENIORS--37 WILLIAM R. JACKSON KAREN E, JENKINS RODNEY A. JENKINS SANDRA L. JESCH JILL E, JOHANNINGSMEIER CAROLYN J. JOHNSON JUDY L. JOHNSON LOIS A. JOHNSON | 38--SENIORS PAMELA K. JOHNSON BEVERLY A. JONES DUANE A. JONES VICTOR P. JOSEPH WALTER J. KAFFENBERGER TERRI L. KAUFFMAN. REBECCA KAVANAUGH KEVIN K, KEIPER JUDY L. KELLER SENIORS--39 ROGER A. KELLER STEPHEN R, KERN DAWN L. KILLION 40--SENIORS JANA K. KENEIPP ROBERT A. KINCAID JEWELL H. KENT DUANE A. KIEFFNER TERESA A. KINSER CONNIE M. KIPPENBROCK JOHN KLEMENIC RALPH L. KLINGERMAN DEBRA K. KNOTTS DENNIS D. KRAMER LYNN M. KRODEL TERRENCE L, KRODEL TERRY E, KULENKAMP THOMAS Y. KWOK SENIORS--41 DAVID A. LAFARA JANE LANKASTER SUE E. LASH JOSEPH C. LAU JACQUELINE L. LEKASHMAN VICTOR O. LI DALE A, LIECHTY KAREN S, LIGHTC AP 42--SENIORS . ROBERT V. LITTLE EXA K, LINDSEY THOMAS L, LONG ROBERT H. LYLES KERRY L. McATEE JOYCE E, McCAIN ANDREA P, McCALL MARY E, McCALL MARK D, McCAMMACK SENIORS--43 CHERYL A, MCHARGUE TIM K. McNAMARA RUDOLPH A. MAHARA MONITA F, MAK ELAINE J. MARION MARK J. MARKIEWICZ JOHN F, MARSHALL DEBRA K. MARTIN 44--SENIORS : THOMAS A. MASELBAS MAUREEN K, MEADER GARY R. MEAL ERNEST MERIWETHER RUSSELL L. MEUSER LARRY L. MICHEL RICHARD J. MILLER RONALD B, MILLER SCOTT L. MITCHELL SENIORS--45 TIM R. MOSBEY DIANA MOYER JEFFREY D. MYERS 46--SENIORS ROBERT M. MOTZ LIZABETH E. MOZINGO SCOTT D. MYNSEBERGER ROBERT M. MOULTON JOHN G. MUELLER KENNETH F. NAEGELE BARBARA A, NELSON MARK A, NEUKAM RANDY C, NEUKAM NANCY L. NEWMAN MALCOLM K, NG KENNETH NGAI . te RS ‘ estas EEE ED Ee hatte ag tt , HRT EE Wives) Wi, WHT RR tt WILLIAM S, NIEHAUS PAUL W. NIEWALD DENNIS G. NIXON SENIORS--47 DONALD J. NORRIS WILLIAM J, OBERMEYER KIM J. OPPERMAN 48--SENIORS JANE A, OAKLEY WILLIAM A, OBRIAN STEPHEN W, OREBAUGH REGINALD K, OATES LISA A, OESCH CHARLES A, PADDOCK PATRICK J. PADGETT THOMAS B, PANCERO JAMES C. PARKER, JR. TOM G, PARRISH LAURA E, PARSONS MARK E, PETER DEBORAH A, PETERS STEPHEN J, PETIT SENIORS--49 GEORGE A, PETRIE JAMES PFENDER RICHARD L, PHELPS STEPHEN J, PIEPER NEIL R, PINNEY JEFFREY L, PLUMMER VERNON E, POLAND DEBORAH PONTET STEPHEN P, POON 50--SENIORS JUDY A, POPP BRIAN E, POTTER ARTIE POTTS SUSAN L, POWERS GARY L, PROBST MICHELLE D, PULLIAM s DAVID R, PUND ROGER W, PUND LARRY K, QUICK SENIORS—=5 1 MICHAEL A, RADICE TOM L, RAMBO JOSEPH B, REDMON HAROLD A, REECE STEPHEN T, REED JAMES L, REEVES SHEILA R, REINHART ZELMA RENFRO THEODORE N, RICHARDVILLE D2=-SENIORS GAYLE R, RICHTER ROY L, RIDDLE GERALD L, RIETMAN AS ip ¥ ROBERT D, RIDGWAY JANE L, RIGGLE DALE E, ROBERTSON | DENISE L, ROBERTSON STEPHEN J, ROGIER JOHN L, ROLL SENIORS--53 RICK J. SCHNARR BURKE N, SCHNEIDER CONNIE L, SCHNEIDER SHARON K, SCHORCK WILHELM SCHULLER WILLIAM L, SCHWING HUGH D, SCHWARTZ WILLIAM S, SCHWARTZ MARTHA SEAL SENIORS--55 DIANE L, SENESAC GLADYS D, SEXTON JULIA A, SHAW STEVE SHEMBERGER CLAUDIA L, SHEPHERD ALAN D, SHIRCMAN RUTH A, SHOURDS DAVID E, SIMS MARJORIE A, SIMS 56--SENIORS ANITA L, SINGLETON _ LORENA E, SINNETT CYNTHIA L, SMITH DAVID L, SMITH ERVIN M. SMITH MARK C, SMITH SALLY J, SMITH THELMA K, SMITHSON MICHAEL A, SNYDER SENIOR S=-5i4 SPANGER BEVERLY K SOMERS MICHAEL C SNYDER SHERI L . STAUFFER CINDY S$ ROBERT STAPLES . SPERBECK ROBERT J erste JOHN H, STERNE III 1 . STEPHENSON HUGH A DENNIS STEPHENSON 58- SENIORS JAMES A, STEWART GLORIA M, STRATE ANITA D, STREMMING ye ae . MARLON L, STRONG TIMOTHY W, STUCKY JUNE E, SULLIVAN LARRY W, SUMMITT STEVE J. TAAFFE CAROL L, TARTAL SENIORS--59 MICHAEL J. TARTAL MAGGIE A, TERRIL VERNON L, THOMAS NORMAN W, TIEBERT ANTONY Y, TIN CATHERINE L, TOLLIVER RANDY A, TORR KEVIN H, TRICK JANET L, TRIMBLE 60--SENIORS PAUL F, TROUTWINE MARILYN A, TRYON LINDA L, TUBERVILLE MISCHA L, TURNPAUGH ANNE TYSON MINNIE UHRHAMMER MARGERY A, UPDEGRAFF KELLY R, UPDIKE DAVID VAHARY SENIORS--61 CHRIS B, VANCE CARL B. VANDEVENDER KENT R, VAN WEY b THOMAS J. VAUGHN GARY A, VINSON WILLIAM L, WADDLE a ON MNES Yi WE Y y NY WRN A}, Yi WILLIAM G. WAGNER REGINA Y, WAI REBECCA J. WATKINS £ 62--SENIORS - en DANA L, WEAVER TOM C, WEEKS DEBORAH L. WEGER DAVID E, WELING RICHARD H, WENZEL, II JANE M. WESSEL MARK E, WHISTLER GENE P, WILDMAN JAMES E, WILEY SENIORS--63 pe JOE A, WILEY KENNETH W, WILKES BRANT E. WILKIE JILL E, WILLIAMS KENT WILLIAMS THOMAS WILLIAMS, JR, f HAROLD M, WILSON LARRY WILSON ROBERT L. WILSON 64--SENIORS SANDRA D, WILSON SANDRA Z, WILSON VIRGINIA R, WILSON DIANA L. WINGATE JOELLYN WINGER THERESA L. WININGER MICHAEL W, WINTERS DAVID L, WITHAM KENNETH D, WOLBER SENIORS--65 JIMMY M, WOLF JOHN A, WOLF RAYMOND L, WOLFGANG CHARLES T, WOO SUSAN J. WOODS LORRAINE WOODWARD ys ‘Ne iz KENNETH J. WORKMAN DEBORAH K, WORLAND WAYNE E, WYDRZYNSKI 66--SENIORS DOUGLAS A, YANCY JOHN W, YENNE EDDIE S, YEUNG WARREN YEUNG WILLIAM C, YEUNG BRAD A, ZAK SENIOR S=2077 Aaron, Brad K. Alqanai, Bader Anderson, Sheryl Y. Andres, Jamie L. Angel, David K. Anson, Mark E. Anthony, Gregory W. Arbeiter, Cheryl J. Archer, Pamelia K. Armbruster, Sharon S. Arthur, Nancy A. Artley, John H. Ashelford, Sally A. Atkinson, Philip L. Au, Andre K. Auyeung, Joseph M. Auyeung, Raymond K. Babcock, Jan Baker, Rob L. 68--FRESHMEN Baker, Ron Baldini, Mary E. Baldwin, Rebecca J. Ballard, Kerry L. Barlow, Janice Barnett, Vanessa D. Barnhart, Susan E, Bartel mo, Jane Basch, Michael J. Baughn, John A. Baughn, Ronald A. Baumert, Sheila A. Baumgart, Joseph F. Beastall, Deborah L. Becerra, Luis G. Biggs, Pamela J. Birch, Richard J. Black, Carolyn A. Black, Joann Braun, Patricia A. FRESHMEN--69 70--FRESHMEN Brenton, Rhonda L. Brey, Mark F. Bridgeforth, Donna L. Bridgenthal, Steven R. Broadstreet, Michael W. Brooks, Jacqueline Brosz, Jay B. Brown, Marla D. Bryant, Garry L. Bullock, Carol A. Bunn, John T. Bunting, Audrey E. Burton, Terri L. Bush, Romona N. Butcher, John M. Butler, Debbie K. Butler, Dennis L. Cage, Geraldine M. Caldwell, Richard L. Carie, Michael W. Carman, Susan Carroll, Thomas E. Cassady, Catherine F. Cerveny, Patricia E. Chan, Betty Chan, Daniel I. Chapman, Phyllis A. Charnekar, Karla J. Chastain Connie J. Chatfield, Evelyn S. Chau, Simon K. Cheng, Rowley L. Cheung, Glenn Lui Cheung, Moses K. Cheung, Stephanie Chong, Anthony Chontos, John M. Chouhdry, Mubarak A. FRESHMEN--71 Christy, Dana E. Coats, Shirley A. Cochran, Elizabeth N. Cohee, Richard W. Cole, Cathy L. Collins, Alfred R. Collins, Cecil E. Collins, Terry Conn, Thomas Cook, Ellen K. Cook, Vanessa Coomer, Thomas J. Copple, Michael E, Cornelius, J ames M. Correll, Margaret E. Corwell, Rick A. oy i 5 HH i i a Re Cotton, Regina L. if el fi Coulup, Jane A. 72--FRESHMEN Cox, Mark E. Cox, Terry S. Crask, James D. Crawford, Merna D. Crismore, Randy P. Crosby, Charles D. Crowe, Sally A. Curry, Robert Daily, Diane E. Danforth, Theresa S. Darnell, Jan E. Dartt, Dale A. Datzman, Christopher Davis, Bill D. Davis, Kathryn J. Davis, Shelly Dean, David J. Decker, Andrew J. Deich, James D. Deitz, Theresa A. FRESHMEN--73 Derrington, Debbie K. Dewitt, John J. Dickerson, Julie A. Dolatowski, Terrence F. Doyle, bale Duckworth, David D. Duffy, Gary W. Dugle, Bobbi R. Duncan, Lisa A. Duncan, Timothy W. Dunlap, Sandra R. Dunn, Barbara E Eastes, Janis C, Ebert, Sandy K. Edw ards, Kathleen K. Edw ards, Valda L. Ehman, Steve J. Eichhorn, Craig A. Eichmiller, Barbara E. Eickhoff, Charles K. 74--FRESHMEN - Ele John S. Elliott, Donna L, Elliott, Jeff A. Emge, David O. Estes, Noel S. Etchison, John M. Evans, Debra S. Everett, Ramona E. Farnsworth, Bill Farrell, Dennis J. Fields, Beth N. Fife, Charles E. FRESHMEN--75 Fike, Robert Fileff, Richard T. Finney, Daniel A. Finney, David L. Fisher, Alan W. Fisher, Gaylord E. Flener, James R. Flint, Pamela S. Foland, Marilyn L Folk, Debra J. Foo, David S. Franklin, Janet L. Frantz, Douglas E. Frey, Sharon A. Fu, Leo T. Fuhrman, Irene A. Gamble, Donna J. Genge, Daniel R. George, John B. 76--FRESHMEN Getz, William D. Gill, Robert J. Gilmore, Terri Y. Giovanoni, Terry G. Goode, Robert Goss, Mark W. Graber, Shirley Graber, Velda C. Grady, Sondra M. Graham, Gary L. Grant, Ruth R. Green, Daniel K. Gribble, Roger D. Griffith, Rosalee M. Groscost, Thomas C. Gutt, Vicki L. Haag, Deb M. Hagen, Gertrude E. Hall, Cheryl A. Hall, Pamela S. FRESHMEN--77 78--FRESHMEN- Hall, Susan M. Halterman, Lynn H. Hancock, Jeffrey B. Handy, Luanne Hanson, Mark T. Haralson, Charles L. Hargrove, Joan K. Harmon, Kevin D. Harris, Andre W. Harshey, William C. Hart, Janet S. Hart, Mary K. Harting, Byron L. Hartley, Douglas E. Hartley, Jane M. Hatton, Gayle L. Hawkins, Arthur J. Hawkins, Belinda B. Hawkins, David L. Head, Wanda D. Heiple, Cheryl L. Helton, Terry L. Henderson, Chery! Hiatt, Gary L. Hickman, Margaret A. Hilldenbrand, Jane A. Hill, Marvin J. Hilst, Roger L. Hines, Sharon K. Hitchens, Dana R. Ho, Anita P. Ho, Eddie Y. Hobbs, Glen W. Hoffman, Robert P. Hollingsworth, Thelma L. Holloman, Patricia M. Holman, Myra Hoover, Harry L. FRESHMEN--79 Hopkins, Franny F. Hoskins, Stephen A. Houghland, Ruth E. Howard, Marsena D. Howard, Phyllis A, Howard, Robert E. Hubble, Rodney J. Hurni, Michael J. Hutts, Randall A. Ihde, William M. Imhoff, Randall L. Imler, William J. Ingalls, James W. Isfalt, Marsha E. Jacquay, Jeffrey R. Jaques, Frances L. Jeffries, Steven L. Johanningsmeier, Susan V. 80--FRESHMEN Johnson, Cherie L. Johnson, David A. Jones, Barbara D. Jones, Thomas Judy, Jeffrey T. Kaiser, Theresa L. Karageuzian, Zareh M. Kauffman, Kurt B. Kauffman, Richard E. Keiper, Karen K. Kelliher, Gregory A. Kemp, Alice A. Kendall, Mark A. Ker, Mary B. Key, Jerry W. Kincaid, Jeffrey A. Kinder, Lyle V. Kirk, Kenneth D. Kirkpatrick, Sue K. Kittle, Kristina M. FRESHMEN--81 Klein, Margaret A. Klink, Philip C. Ko, Tony Chi K. Koenig, Daniel R. Kompier, Denny Kostic, Jasmin Kuhn, Dwain R. Kuntz, Eugene F. Lamb, Angelia, D. Lammering, Jay S. Lanham, George L. Larkin, Mary L. Lau, Andrew S. Law, Tommy K. Lawton, Steven W. Lee, Grace Lee, Marva E. Lee, Thomas S. Legett, David M. Leung, Kwok Kin P. 82--FRESHMEN Leung, Albert Leung, Bernard L. Leung, Eric Leung, Simon S. Lewis, Theodore R, ey, Lai-Wo D. Lo, Marcus Lucero, Ruth Lutgring, Rosemary Lykken, John A. McAlister, Sharon L. McCauley, Janet L. McCammon, Mark R. McCaslin, Gary L. McFarland, Jasper D. McGookey, Robert L. a Patricia K. [i f en ee McKinley, McLin, Shery! FRESHMEN--83 Se Mc Millan, Ginger Mc Murray, Denise L. McNeely, Dixie Ma, Colin Kin H. Madden, Edward A. Madison, Harold M., Jr. Man, Arthur R. Martin, Anna Marie Martin, Donna M. Martin, Lowell B. Martin, Robert N. Matherly, Kevin L. Mathews, Mary K. May, James W. Miller, Anna M. Miller, David B. Mills, Debbie L. Miner, Steven B. Moorman, George F, 84--FRESHMEN . Moyer, Lynn E, Munds, Frederick L. Mussler, Lance B. Musson, Teressa L. Nelson, Bob W. Nelson, Randal L. Newton, Veronica V. Ng, Chris K. Ng, Stephen Ng, Zonda K. Norris, Nancy J. Nuetzel AIG. Nurrenbern, Lots J. O'Brien, Robert B. O'Connor, Patrick J. Oeding, Mike L. Ogden, Cindy L. Orpurt, Kevin L, Osmanski, John E, Overholt, Bonnie S, FRESHMEN--85 Owen, Richard D. Padgett, Mary I. Padgett, Philip M. Parman, Gregory D. Pau, Philip S. Pauw, Rose Payton, Kenneth L. Payton, Myra G. Peach, Douglas W. Peak, Beth A. Pelton, Tim Phillips, Angela M. Phillips, Sandra L. Picker, David M. Pinnick, Allison L. Pirtle, Rebecca E. Poindexter, Tuwona L. Pong, Henry K. Powers, Gary W. Pruden, Dave K. Pruner, Janell L. Puchley, Anthony J. Putnam, Thomas E. Quigley, Terry A. Quintas, Jeannette Rader, Philip D. Readle, Jean A, Recker, Debbie A. Redding, Pamela S. Reed, Pam J. Reid, Joann Reinhart, Jeffrey L. Reinsel, Debbie L Resenbeck, Diana L. Resler, Bill Rhode, Mary L. Richey, Michael R. Riney, Jacqueline H. FRESHMEN--87 Ritchie, Michael E. Robertson, Robert G. Roche, Jeannine Rogers, David E. Rogers, Larry S. Rogers, Lisa A. Rogier, Michael G. Romanak, Christine L. Rooksberry, Catherine S. Root, Pamela J. Root, Rick Ross, David K. 88--FRESHMEN Ruppel, Theresa A. Rusch, Louis E. Russ, David L. Russell, James Salla, David W. Sampson, Mary J. Sands, Steven R. Schaade, Mark J. Schmitz, Steve B. Schnitz, Rodney L. Schulte, Karen S. Scruggs, Stephanie Seal, Patricia K. Searcy, Stephan P. Sebastian, Darlene E, Sechrist Sue A, Seed, David A. Settle, Robert W. Sexton, Jeff L. Shade, Patricia A. FRESHMEN--89 Shaw, Keith A. Shelton, Joseph E. Shouse, Millicent J. Shurig, Jane A. Sik, Simon Sims, Bonita E, Sipe, Samuel D. Smith, Billy G. Smith, Claudia E, Smith, Jeffrey M. Snyder, James W. Spangle, Rebecca A. Spangler, James E. Sperling, Charles S, Spiller, Ronald J. Sprouse, John W. Squires, David M. Stanley, Cherri M. Steckler, Rebecca L. Stephens, Kelly L. 90--FRESHMEN Stewart, Christopher C. Stierwalt, Rick E. Stiles, James G. Stiles, Steven T. Sti pp, John K. Stodghill, Patrice E Stombaugh, Christine M. Stovall, Michael A. Strange, Jeff L. Stuntz, Ginger A. Sturgeon, Amy L. Sutton, Jerry Swango, Michael R. Swinford, Steven S. Sykes, Mary L. Sypnieski, Mark V. Tague, Mark R. Tang, Stephen W. FRESHMEN--91 Taylor, Allan L. Taylor, Julie A. Tebbe, Gary L. Terpstra, James L. Thomas, Karen L. Thomas, Kenneth Tieken, Danny E. Tilford, Don L. Tilton, Tom R. Toliver Barbara A, Trent, Arlis E. Ulrey, Susan J. Valdez, John C. Vehslage, Julie A. Voges, Debbie L. Vogt, Mark A. Voignier, Theresa M. Voyles, Becky J. Wallace, Rich A. 92--FRESHMEN Walston, Lynn M. Wan, Jean P. Ward, Dorothy L. Ward, Terry L. Watts, Barry W, Watts, David R. Waugh, Kimberly S. Wenderoth, Kent W. West, Gregory A. White, Ruthana K. White, Terry L. Whitehouse, Debi L. Whitford, Dennis W. Whitman, Nanette Wick, Terry L. Wiggins, Jerry D. Williams, Cynthia L. Williams, David J. Williams, Regina Y. Wilson, Arthur D. FRESHMEN--93 Wilson, Wendy -D. Wilzbacher, Michael E. Wise, Greg L. Wolgamott, Thomas E, Wong, Patrick Wong, Vivienne H. Woo, Henry Y. Woodward, Dave L. Worstell, Candy C. Wuestefeld, Margaret M, Yeung, Anthony York, Dennis A. York, Mike A. Young, David B. Yuen, Rhoda K. Zucker, Dave B. 94--FRESHMEN ORGANIZATIONS Aas wd We corer ne, MOM ACL E itcliD UEY EXECUTIVE BOARD--LEFT TO RIGHT--Lynn Wininger, Patsy Statzer, Maria Mason, Ann Tyson, Kay Edwards, Dana ; tl d Connie Crane Hitchens and Julie Dickerson. Cynthia: 6 artley san - : ma Wininger, Connie Crane, Kay Kite; FRONT ROW-- Michelle Willet, Angie Phillips; 2nd ROW--Karen Connie Kippenbrock, Jane Wessel, Cynthia Bartley, Blazer, JoEllyn Winger, Marcia Ferger, Sue Arm- Chery! McHargue, Sandy Bathe and Shirley Paker. strong, Cathy Cole; 3rd ROW--Jean Campana, Lynn ACTIVES--BACK ROW--Lisa Oesch, Patsy Statzer, 96-ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVES--TOP ROW--Pat Andrey, Kathy Smithson (ser- geant-at-arms), Beth Ann Peak, Dawna Davis; 2nd ROW-- Sharon Graft (treasurer), Shere Butler, Suzy Stout, Rita Finch (president); 3rd ROW--Cindy Ruckelshaus, Vicki Gutt, Diane Foreman, Terri Bashore (pledge trainer); 4th ROW--Debbie Peters, Darcy Burton, Beth Fields, Jan Darnell; 5th ROW--Julie Taylor, Connie Graves (secre- tary), Sue Heath, Marilyn Foland; FRONT ROW--Ruth Lucero and Terri Burton. ORGANIZATIONS--97 Fellowship of Christian Athletes BACK ROW--Steve Taylor, Jim Shelton, Terry Quigley, Dave Terry (Sponsor), Gary Bryant, Mike John Ryder, Thomas Conn, Kevin Harmon, Ed Wilson, Richard Hawkins; 2nd ROW--Greaory Henry (Sponsor), Ricky Green, Lee Weiss, and Stum, Dennis Ellis, Jim Cornelius, Mark Wright, Doug Williams. Charles Johnson, Dave Pruden, Bob Little, John amma Tau Harris, Gary Tebbe; FRONT ROW--John Rough, BACK ROW--David Stoltz, John Ruppel, Andy Wagner, Larry Folk, William Tolliver, Faisal Al- Arbash, John Ostendorf (Adviser), Dr. Daryle Riegle (Adviser); 2nd ROW--William Chan, Tim Wilkerson, Stephen Ng; 3rd ROW--William Yeung, Monita Mak, Ringo Leung, Albert Fan, Eric Leung, Leo Fu, Moses Cheung, Minnie Ur- 98--ORGANIZATIONS hammer, Anthony Ho (president), Jane Oakley; 4th ROW--Hubert Sadeli, Jerry Wiggens (vice president); FRONT ROW--Antony Tin, Khalid Behbehani, Walid Al-Bahr, Dominic Lo, Victor Li (secretary-treasurer), Joseph Lau, Anthony Chong, Marcus Lo, and Eugene Ngai. ACTIVES--BACK ROW--Gene Kuntz, Russ Love, Dave Salla, Lynn Halter- man, Joe Bruner, Dave Ellison, John Tolbert, Gary Miller; 2nd ROW--Gary Moore, George Klopp, Tim Denning; FRONT ROW--Tony Puchley, Mike Broadstreet, Jim Crask, Steve Allen, Mike Tartal, and Randy Brooks. OFFICERS--BACK ROW--Gene Kuntz (vice president), Russ Love (treasurer), Dave Salla (pledge trainer), Mike Tarta: (rush chairman); FRONT ROW--Gary Miller (alumni contact), George Klopp (house manager), Steve Allen (secretary), and Ken Jackson (president). LITTLE SISTERS-- TOP ROW-- Cheryl! Stanley, Sharon Hines, Mary Bradley; 2nd ROW--Elaine Marion, Rosalee Griffith, Lynn Walston, Beth Ann Peak, Connie Kippen- brock, Karen Blazer; FRONT ROW--Kathy Gregory, Bonnie Thompson, Almira Colaw, Kathy Phares, Margie Sims, and Pat Kaehr. ORGANIZATIONS--99 Sigma Pi ad Le OP RARE ELAR RRR eR nana RENEE ACTIVES--TOP ROW : . we £ te . (extreme right)-- Alan : ‘ Cake Fortner, Yasmin Kristin, ‘ e ° all an ent Raymond Humphrey, wh . ' af fey Vicki Gutt, Joe Sergi; y 4 Sng % wane, 2nd ROW--John Conley, ; Robert Dickey, Debbie Folk, Rick Steirwalt, Dwane Blessing; THIRD ROW--Rick Oser, Cindy Ruckelshaus, Jon Baughn, Kathy Smithson, Jim Cockerham; 4th ROW-- Dave Meharry, Terri Burton, John Gregg, John Kalberer, Steve Pieper, Janet Swango, John Gun- selman and Ruth Lucero. OFFICERS--STANDING--John Gunsel man (secretary), John P. LITTLE SISTERS-- TOP ROW--Janet Swango Conley (herald), Robert E. Dickey (sergeant-at-arms), Rick and Debbie Folk; MIDDLE--Vicki Gutt and Oser (treasurer), John Gregg (vice president); SITTING--Dwane Cindy Ruckelshaus; FRONT ROW--Terri Bur- Blessing (president). ton and Ruth Lucero. 100--ORGANIZATIONS Sigma Phi Epsilon es LITTLE SISTERS--CLOCKWISE--Lynn Wininger, Denise Koons, Pat Berryman, Mardi Spence, Debbie Peters, Debbie EXECUTIVE COUNCIL--BACK ROW--Bob Merryman (vice president), Evans, Kay Edwards, Lynn Moyer, hieanine Roche, Depbie Frank Glidden (recording secretary), Tim Mosbey (comptroller); FRONT Weger, Susan Woods, Nancy Arthur, Pam Biggs, Donna ROW-- Charles Link (corresponding secretary) and Joe Wiley (president). Gamble, Janice Beemblossom and Dana Hitchens. ‘aboot BS aE ACTIVES--BACK ROW-- Mark Schilling, Steve Kaiser, Jim Sny- Phil Morgan, Ed Doyle, Ken Ames, Dennis Farrell, Bob Harrison, Tod Conquest, Frank Glidden; FRONT ROW-- Mike Nolan, George der, Charles Link, Rick Munds, Joe Wiley, Al Nuetzel, Bob Merry man, Tim Mosbey, Mark Mallon, Steve Swinford, Barry Lanham, Tom Mills, Reggie Oates and Jim Ferguson. Williams, Jerry Jones; 2nd ROW--Rudy Mahara, Dave Shear, ORGANIZATIONS--101 appa Omega Pi BACK ROW--Tom Rambo, Jack Eads (sponsor), David Randy Crismore; FRONT ROW--Skip Humphrey, Frances Angell, Mike Chastain; 2nd ROW--Andrew Allen, Randy Jaquess, Karla Charnekar, Cathy Ebersold, Ronald Adams Beaver, Greg Wagner, Robert Moulton, Randy Stahly, and Glenn Edmondson. orticulture Club BACK ROW--Gary Hanns, John Valdez, Denny ROW--James Messmer (sponsor), Brian Potter Butler, Mark Goss, Wally Schaff; 2nd ROW--Bob (president), Kevin Trick (vice president), Karen Howard, Alan Collins, Darrel Laur, Mark Craig, Jim May, Dave Jansen, Nancy Lochall; FRONT 102--ORGANIZATIONS Jenkins (secretary) and Harold Reece (treasurer). Theatre Club OFFICERS-- Cherie Johnson (secretary), Carol Tartal Diana Resenbeck (treasurer). (vice president), Randall Hutts (president), and Office Education Association BACK ROW--Mts. Carol Pfaff (sponsor), Connie Chastain, Sally Williams, Nanette Whitman; 2nd ROW--Dianne Head and Sheri Snyder; FRONT ROW-- Anna Horton and Denise Hunter. ORGANIZATIONS--103 Phi Theta Kappa BACK ROW--Steve Jeffries, Susan Hall, Marilyn Tryon, Deb- bie Worland, Karen Bush, Phyllis Chapman, Kenneth Wolber, Julia Shaw, Jackie Brooks, Andre Harris, Deborah Asbell, Jeffrey Elliott, John Gibbs, Larry Edwards (sponsor); 2nd ROW--Randall Hutts, Arden Cullison, Paul Niewald, Lisa Schuttler, Sheila Baumert, Phyllis Howard, Diane Daily, Rosie Selm, Terry Powell, Mary Larkin, Harold Reece, Jim Ramsey; FRONT ROW--Jim Kocher, Frances Jaquess, Jane Riggle, Karla Charnekar, Judy Ann Popp, Mark Markiewicz, Jim Turpen, Ann Vieck and Steve Taaffe. OFFICERS--BACK TO FRONT--Steve Taaffe (vice president), Jane Riggle (treasurer), Arden Cullison (secretary) and Jim Kocher (president). 104--ORGANIZATIONS Delta Psi Omega ? BACK ROW--Lorena Sinnett, Hubert Fryman, Robert FRONT ROW-- Andrea McCall, Carol Tartal and Lyles; 2nd ROW--Cindy Boyer, Bob Motz, Randall Diana Resenbeck. Hutts, Cherie Johnson, Brenda Dawson, John Hodgen; Art Club | BACK ROw--Scott Spurling, Greg Parmen, Mike Swango, Jim Wakefield, David Jansen, John Valdez, Barbara Kraft, Mary Van Meter (sponsor); FRONT ROW--Angela Lamb, Beth McCall, Debbie Lottes and Susie Kirkpatrick. ORGANIZATIONS--105 Practical Nurse Association BACK ROW--Anna Miller, Bonnie Overholt, Reta ROW--Dianne Smith, Susan Ulrey, Donna Horning, Rumer, Sally Crowe, Cheryl Heiple, Rebecca Jackie Traylor, Bonita Sims, Myra Holman, Peggy Watkins, Margaret Hickman, Jeannie McEllhiney, Rayhill, Janet Hart and Ruthanna White. Joan Hargrove, Karen Gines (sponsor); FRONT US Gear BACK ROW--Pam Combs, Pat Carini, Rob Fike, Jamie Freeman; FRONT ROW--Sandy Wil- son and George Aichele (sponsor). 106--ORGANIZATIONS Pep Band ° 4° os ew! BACK ROW--Richard Mey- ars, Steve Delaney, Jerry Ashley, Ed Whitaker, Gary Duffy, Dave Bouldry; 2nd ROW--Beth Fields, Phyllis Chapman, Richard Owens, Paul Troutwine, Randy Smith; 3rd ROW-- Marsena Howard, Ralph Klingerman, Debbie Whitehouse; FRONT ROW--Pat Braun, Steve Lawton, Marilyn Tryon, Donna Chrisman, Robin Brewer and Dan Hamilton. BACK ROW--Dennis Ellis, John Valdez, Dan Hamilton, Mark Dunlap, Beth Fields, Phyllis Chapman, Mark Blackman, John Sypnieski; 2nd ROW--Steve Delaney, Ed Whitaker, Gary Faulkner; 4th ROW-- Scott Parmele, Harold Madison, Robin Duffy, Jerry Ashley, Dave Bouldry, Richard Meyers, Greg Brewer, Donna Chrisman, Marsena Howard, Ralph Klinger- Cox, Richard Owens, Paul Troutwine, Randy Smith; 3rd man, Debbie Whitehouse; FRONT ROW--Monte Schwarz- ROW--Lee Emmons, Steve Lawton. Marilyn Tryon, Sandy walder, Cheryl Beckett and Pat Braun. ORGANIZATIONS--107 Stage B BACK ROW--Scott Parmele, Ed Whitaker, Jerry Debbie Whitehouse, Richard Meyers; FRONT ROW-- Ashley, Ralph Klingerman, Richard Owens, Dave Monte Schwarzwalder, Randy Smith, Dennis Ellis, Bouldry; 2nd ROW--Paul Troutwine, Jon Wil- Charles Brann and John Faulkner. liams, Sandy Dunlap, Mark Newkirk, Gary Duffy, Karate Club BACK ROW--Bob Curry, Bill Schulze, Rick ROW--Janet Sexton, Tamara Smith, Arthur Hlophe, Smith, David Cripe, Kelly Stephens, Bill Lee, Dave Linda Blagrave and Keith Telligman. Kleuh, Ray Lenahan, Hooman Safavi; FRONT 108--ORGANIZA TIONS American Institute for Design and Drafting BACK ROW--Richard Pointer (sponsor), Mark Smith (president), Dwain Collins, George Ridgway Blackman, Mark Smith, Dan Robinson, Brad (sponsor )� FRONT ROW--Dave Vahary, Andre Au, Clark, Jim Cook (sponsor); 2nd ROW--Bill Ihde Jim Helming and Jeffrey Smith. (vice president), Sandy Wilson (secretary), Ervin Veterans Club BACK ROW--Jim Stewart, Dave Schultz, Jim Walker, Nick Day, Steve Wissel, Jeff Langbehn, John Reed, Walter Wisniewski, Larry Wilson; FRONT ROW-- Dave Ostendorf, Mike Magee, Vance Capehart, Jeff Dun- ning, John Curry, and Ed Byerly. ORGANIZA TIONS--109 Student Education Association BACK ROW--Debbie Nell, Joyce McCain, Jill Johanningsmeier, Becky Black (2nd semester vice president); 2nd ROW--Sue Black, Dixie McNeeley, Julia Shaw; FRONT ROW--Jana Home Ec Club BACK ROW--Barb Oglesby, Linda St. Onge, Veronica Newton, Pam Johnson, Rosemary Lut- 110--ORGANIZA TIONS ee ae “ e BM ah 5h 2 Keneipp (treasurer), Theresa Steininger (1st semester vice president), Paul Niewald (president) and Kitty Burpo (secretary). gring; FRONT ROW--Sondra Gradey, Carol Bul- lock, Lois Johnson and Sandra Bathe. oaring 20's x BACK ROW--Ken Waggoner, Gary Long, Dennis Blab Montgomery; FRONT ROW--Cindy Boyer, Takacs and Robert Motz; 2nd ROW--Scarlett Brucie Hawkins, Mary Ann Scherrer, Beth Ann Robb, Kelley Beckes, Sharon Hines, Andrea Peak; SOLOIST--John Hodgen. McCall; 3rd ROW--Don Tillford, John Sprouse, UPPER STAIRS--Kelley Beckes, Lorena Sinnett, Beth Ann Peak, Brucie Hawkins; LEFT OF STAIRS (TOP TO BOTTOM)--Charles Beall Jr., Mary Ann Scherrer, Sharon Hines, Teamy Foley, Scar- lett Robb, Cindy Boyer, Andrea McCall; RIGHT OF STAIRS (TOP TO BOTTOM)--Paul Hill, John Hodgen, Gary Long, Ken Waggoner, Chris Kearns, Dennis Takacs, Bob Motz; FRONT ROW--Prof. Richard Ertel, Don Tillford, John Sprouse, Melanie Irvin (SEATED), Blab Montgomery (SEATED), Hubert Fryman and Prof. Charles Beall. ORGANIZATIONS--111 Clark Resident Assistants ae ? | a | Pees ] i HAHA. i rL = 4s, [e) —e) me} Ss 6 ce i) rors 12) Og as co o fa) 6 Ou FR 3 23 = Mark James Dave Marilyn Tryon, Diana Wingate, FRONT ROW-- tf ‘ HOP T© BOT TOM=— Neukam, Steve Kern, Richard, Jeff Langbehn, Nancy Waltz; Gundy, Bob Little, Emison Resident Assistants 1 = i) a 'N = = 73 = © 2) a2 ix £ 8 oO ° o pe (e) ce @ jaa} x= Pe @o BK wn DD £ iS ‘e =} Oo a 0 en N £ BACK ROW Dawna Davis 112--ORGANIZATIONS Harrison Resident Assistants BACK ROW--Doug Williams, John Harris, Dan Rough, Larry Breeck and Wilhelm Schuller. Ellis; FRONT ROW--Jim Parker, Dean Englert, John Morris Resident Assistants BACK ROW--David L. Smith, Tom Fickel, John Cook, Dave Powell; 2nd ROW--Carol Hayden, Ruth Shourds, Mrs. Smith (house mother), Charles Brann; FRONT ROW-- Sandy Wilson, Sue Ban- ton, Bob Peacock and Gary Keller (director). : a ORGANIZATIONS--113 phinxmen and Halos BACK ROW--Terry Collins, Kevin Harmon, Isaac Payne, Ernest Smith; FRONT ROW--Vanessa Cook, Sondra Grady, Judy Haw- Meriwether, David Rogers, Edward Lander, Marlon Strong; 2nd kins, Joann Black, Rochelle Strickland, Carolyn Black, Regina ROW-- Marva Lee, Terri Gilmore, Shirley Moore, Janice Bar- Cotton and Carolyn Brandon. low, Sandra Phelps, Minnie Rickets, Merna Crawford, Shirley Auto Mechanics Club BACK ROW--George Whitehouse (sponsor), Jim (sponsor); FRONT ROW--Sam Bruner, Dan Grimm, Bolin, Tom McNamara, Bruce Lenneweber, Joe Hite, Gene Bathe (sponsor), Lloyd Garrett, Bill Harry Hoover, Steve O'Brien, Mark Cox, Loy Ashley, Roger Decker and Al Nuetzel. Spanger, John Milligan (sponsor), Steve Simonds 114--ORGANIZATIONS Theatre Traveling Company STANDING--Randall Hutts, Mark Sypnieski; SEA TED--Sharon Grannon Riffert. Guest performers included Carol Tartal and Diana Resenbeck. STANDING--Joe DeParato, Mike ‘Carie (treasurer), Tuberville, Terry Voigner (secretary), Debbie Jay Smith, Joe Redmon (president); SEA TED-- Shirley and Margery Updegraff, Mary Mathews (reporter), Lisa Kendall, Linda ORGANIZATIONS--115 Intemational Students HONG KONG Andre Au Fran Au Joseph Au-Yeung Raymond Au-Yeung Rosa Au-Yeung Betty Chan Daniel Chan Peter Chan William Chan Simon Chau John Chee Rowley Cheng Alice W. F. Cheung Alice Y. P. Cheung Glenn Cheung Moses Cheung Stephani Cheung Anthony Chong Albert Fan Jack Fan Eddie Fong David Foo Leo Fu Benjamin Gah Anita Ho Anthony Ho Eddie Ho Ivan Ho 116--ORGANIZATIONS MEMBERSHIP Christopher Kam Tony Ko Daniel Kong Vincent Lam Andy Lau Joseph Lau Grace Lee Bernard Leung Albert Leung Eric Leung Kenneth Leung Peter Leung Ringo Leung Roman Leung Simon Leung Dominic Li Victor Li Dominic Lo George Lo Marcus Lo Patrick Lo Colin Ma Monita Mak Arthur Man Christopher Ng Johny Ng Malcolm Ng Stephen Ng Zonda Ng Eugene Ngai Kenneth Ngai Stella Pang Kenneth Pau Philip Pau Henry Pong Eric Poon Stephen Poon Jack Sik Simon Sik Barry Tai Stephen Tang Anthony Tin Pansy Tong Regina Wai Jean Wan Paul Wan David Wong Dennis Wong Jackson Wong Patrick Wong Stephen Wong Vivienne Wong Charles Woo Henry Woo Sophie Yee Anthony Yeung Warren Yeung William Yeung Rosa Yip Rhoda Yuen ETHIOPIA Zaid Tesfai INDIA Mohanan Pillai INDONESIA Hubert Sadeli Lynn Sadeli IRAN Shahbahrami Shahrook KUWAIT Abdul Al-Arbash Walid Al-Bahr Khaled Behbehani Yousef Hassan NIGERIA Courage Amadasun Dominic Umuigboje PAKISTAN Farooq Chaudhry Mubarak Chaudhry PUERTO RICE Rudy Nurse SWAZILAND Mangaliso Dlamini Arthur Hlophe Hyacinth Tembe THAILAND Kreingkit Boonchu right Fe ppogt é ne wee Thay Infer-Fraternity Counct TOP--John Conley; 2nd ROW--John Gregg (vice president), Greg Downing (president), Joe Sergi; 3rd ROW--Debbie Peters (secretary), Terri Bashore, Mike Tartal, Theresa Wininger, Joe Wiley; FRONT ROW-- Richard Wenzel, Mike Richey, Bonnie Thomp- son and Tim Mosbey. Steven Graham (sponsor), Jeff Selby, unidentified high helm Schuller (vice president), Steve Jeffries and Dan school student, Dennis Farrell (secretary-treasurer), Wil- Moore. ORGANIZATIONS--117 Student Activities Advisory Board ey ee e g a Fd = , 8 ‘2 3 “ en@a@aa SURE Bee, | Gales ‘ SCaawana Ges Yap ., ‘A See Fas en BACK ROW--Jim Kocher, Kay Kite, Margaret Klein, Michelle Pulliam, Pam Cooper, Mike Tartal; FRONT ROW--Pat Stodgill, Kelley Beckes, and Bill Collier. Student BACK ROW--Randy Alderson, George Klopp, John Asbell, Randy Smith, Nancy Ingersoll, Angie Phil- Mueller, Tim Mosbey, Dave Salla, Gordon Burris, lips, Pam Redding, Pam Flint, Cindy Bartley, Bren- Mark McCammack, Ken Jackson, Mark Sypnieski, da Dawson, Bill Collier, and Ric Farthing. Dave Powell, Thomas Jones; FRONT ROW-- Debbie 118--ORGANIZATIONS ent Senate Executive Council BACK ROW--Gordon (Rocky) Bur- ris, Ken Jackson, Cynthia Bartley (secretary), Tim Mosbey (commis- ear Gd ers sioner of elections), Kelley Beckes 7 (commissioner of activities), Mark a x : . ot be PSs McCammack (vice president), Tom Fickle; FRONT ROW--Ric Farthing (president), - : . ni ie ‘ Oe al ba ae! LEFT TO RIGH T--Joyce Robertson, Shere Butler, Julie Taylor and Marilyn Foland. ORGANIZATIONS--119 reshman Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT--Dan Green (president), Diane Resenbeck (vice president), Becky Spangler (secretary ) and Harold Mad- ison (treasurer). Pentecostal Group BACK ROW--Dan Burns, Edsel Witchell (evange- list), Duane Jones (pres- ident), Jerry Key (vice president), Les Baugh; FRONT ROW--Rev. Don Gardner (sponsor), Exa Lindsey, Donna Chris- man, and Lee Ann Thorn- berry. 120--ORGANIZA TIONS Blazerettes One of the most active groups on campus were the Blazerettes, Led by Sr. Captain Becky Corn and Freshmen Captains Rhonda Bren- ton, Dana Hitchens, and Jeanine Roche, these girls performed at nearly all the campus events, Members included Brinda Coats, Kay Edwards, Donna Elliott, Pam Gay, Denise Koons, Angie Lamb, Pam Redding, Pam Scurlock, Sandy Spencer, Mary Lou Sykes, Debbie Weger, and alternates-- Sue Stuffle, Carolyn Brandon and Mary E. Jones, ORGANIZATIONS--121 ood Service Executives Association LEFT ROW (TOP TO BOTTOM}-Mike Rogier, Charles Wil- Keiper; RIGHT ROW--Anthony Magee, William Lodde, Rich- liams, Paul Summitt, Cheryl Salter; MIDDLE ROW-- Thomas ard Wallace, Benjamin Burgdorf, and Mike Meagher (spon- Conn, William Schilling, Mike Blanford, Ed Huebner, Karen sor). 122--ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SEPTEMBER EXPERIENCE Becky Hunt manages a big smile through the shaving cream after her blindfolded partner had tried to fill a cup placed on her chin with shaving cream. Among the entertainers during the September Experience Weekend Winning the Watermelon Eating” contest is a was Jeff Tucker playing his har- repeat performance for Rudy Mahara. monica. Singer Dennis Stevenson adds his talents to the weekend festivities. Miss Watermelon Bust feature. 124--ACTIVITIES Jeanine Huggins won the | Beth Ann Peak and John Mueller won the second round of the shaving cream contest. Varied reactions are evident on the faces of the observers. In addition to Jeanine Huggins, other partici- pants in the Miss Water- melon Bust contest were Carol Critchlow (last year's winner), Debbie Weger, Julia Jackson, and Bonnie Thompson. WEEKEND Kappa Omega Pi's winning team receives congratulations and recounts its efforts to the crowd. Second place was won by Emison Residence Hall and third place went to Sigma Phi Epsilon. Making a fast change of riders helps the Sigma Phi Epsilon team win third place. Crossing the finish line and taking the checkerd flag for the winning KOP team are Ivan Finney and Pam Flint, 126--ACTIVITIES KAMPUS KAPER Students and faculty combined talents as they observed the 20th anniversary of VU at its present location. Included during the observation were displays, demonstrations, and a style show. AGTIVITIES==127 DAD'S WEEKEND featuring FRANK SINATRA, JR. Headliners Frank Sinatra, Jr. and Comedian Larry Men- chell received hearty audience responses as they enter- tained during the weekend festivities. Award winners of the All-Campus Varsity Show held Fri- day night were Alpha Theta Chi (first place) for Military Salute ; Beta Xi (second place) for Circus ; and Sigma Phi Epsilon (third place) for Nifty Fifties. 128--ACTIVITIES VARIETY SHOW Alpha Theta Chi earned first place honors for its presen- tation, Military Salute. Pictured at left are Beth Strem- ming, Andrea McCall, Jo Ellyn Winger and Patsy Statzer repre- senting the groups of girl singers who par- ticipated in U.S.0O. performances, Lower Left: Little Sisters of Phi Delta Sigma-- Judy Hackett, Almira Colaw and Carol Tartal add their talents to the fraternity's pre- sentation, Ecology. Lower Right: Mem- bers of the Roaring Twenties add to the entertainment, ACTIVITIES--129 Whole Phi Delta Sigma cast per- forming in Fcology.” Angela Lamb and Joyce Robertson provide a change of pace for the audience. Soloist John Sprouse entertains, 130--ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING featuring A PARADE, The Most Beautiful float award was presented to the AIAD entry-- Fid- dler on the Street. The Best Theme award went to Emison Residence Hall for We'd Like To Teach the World to Sing. The Best Controlled Animation award was pre- Children's World. sented to Morris Residence Hall for “Music ina ACTIVITIES--131 z Bi ope Dame Miss Vincennes University, 173 (Andrea McCall) par- ticipates in the parade. nn : , $$ ES Bade The Best Construction award was presented to Clark Residence Hall for its entry, Sounds of Music. 132--ACTIVITIES QUEEN AND BASKETBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN--JACKIE BROOKS The Trailblazer basketball team began another success- ful season by winning the VU Invitational Tourney. Finalists in the Homecoming Queen contest were Ruth Shourds, Pat Shade, Brinda Coats, Debra Butler, and Jackie Brooks. ACTIVITIES--133 THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS “Under the Gaslight’ Rejected by Laura Cortland (Sharon Rif- fert), Ray Trafford (Randall Hutts) pities himself. Right: While pleading with Laura to take him back, Ray drops to his knees, landing on Laura's foot. Below: Byke (Bill Wheeler) threatens to expose Laura's true identity as the butler (Rich Fileff) looks on stoically. Bottom: Peach blossom (Jeanine Hug- gins) brings important news to Laura. ea be Be ade, Le see aSe Ss alt 134--ACTIVITIES The lives of two families --Gibbs and Webb--become entangled as the youngsters of the families court and marry. Members of the Gibbs family include Dr. Gibbs (Randall Hutts), Mrs. Gibbs (Lorena Sinnett), George Gibbs (Bob Motz), and Rebecca Gibbs (Diana Resenbeck). In the Webb family were Mr. Webb (John Hodgen), Mrs. Webb (Brenda Dawson), Emily Webb (Carol Tartal), and Wally Webb (Dave Stevens). ACTIVITIES--135 “Fiddler on the Roof” Tevye (Prof. Charles Beall) and Lazar Wolf (John Hodgen) discuss the terms of the coming marriage. An opening dance provides the explanation of the setting and the significance of the fiddler on the roof, Bottle dance scene at the wedding of Motel and Tzeitel. 136--ACTIVITIES Dennis Takacs as Perchik (Left) and Mary Anne Scherrer (Below) as Hodel share in the success of the production. Impressive was - the candlelighted wedding ceremony of Tzietel and Motel. ACTIVITIES ==13:7 500 FESTIVAL QUEEN Talented and beautiful are words which appropriately describe MISS ANDREA McCALL 1974's 500 Festival Queen. She not only finds time to participate in beauty pageants, but she also has had active roles in Roaring Twenty presentations, VU Summer Theatre, and the VU Musical Theatre pre- sentations. 138--ACTIVITIES MOM'S WEEKEND featuring VARIETY SHOW Hubert Fryman (Left), wearing a 1920-style swim suit, presented Sea Medley” to the audience which filled the auditorium. Sigma Pi's presentation was It's Uncle Isaac Time.” Bottom: First place honors went to Alpha Theta Chi for its skit, Down on the Farm, Sesame Street was the basis for Sigma Nu's entry in the Variety Show, Andrea McCall and Cindy Bart- ley as they participated in Alpha Theta Chi's Down on the Farm” while Sandy Bathe (Right) strikes a realistic scarecrow pose in the same skit. Below: The Sigma Phi Epsilon entry, Unlimited Love.” earned second place honors. Wy Hit i en Een eed Always a favorite of audiences, the Roaring Twenties musical group pro- vided some of the best moments of the show. Below: The Grand Finale brought together the talents of all participants and a climax to another successful show. MISS V.U. PAGEANT, 1974 MISS TERRI KAUFFMAN Terri Ann Kauffman, freshman Law Enforcement major, became Miss VU '74 when she was selected over nine other candidates. Surprise and plea- sure are quite evident as Miss Karen Rogers, Miss Indiana 1973, and Miss Romona Bush place the traditional crown on her head. =. 142--ACTIVITIES Karen Rogers, Miss Indiana 1973, entertains the au- dience while (Below) Dr. and Mrs. Beckes are en- thusiastic observers. Bottom: Miss VU contestants (in formals) are Joyce Robertson, Terri Kauffman, Lorena Sinnett, Sharon Hines, Sally Smith, Mary Anne Scher- rer, JoEIlyn Winger, Beth Ann Peak, Patricia Braun, and Diana Resenbeck; (in swim suits) are Joyce Rob- ertson (Miss Congeniality and fourth runner up), Terri Kauffman (Miss VU), Lorena Sinnett, Sharon Hines, Sally Smith, Patricia Braun, Beth Ann Peak (third run- ner up), Diana Resenbeck (first runner up), Mary Anne Scherre (second Runner up), and JoEllyn Winger. AFRO-AMERICAN EMPHASIS eos ae Receiving second place in the dance cate- ent show were Brinda Coats and Stephanie gory during Afro-American Awareness tal- Scruggs. Edward Jackson recited a poem during the Afro-American Aware- ness Week talent show. Highlighting Afro-American Awareness Week on Majestic Choir of Indiana State University. the VU campus was the appearance of the Ebony 144--ACTIVITIES Ervin Webb, director of the Afro-American Cen- ter, and Prof. Aaron Stills, counselor, hold the ribbon while Dr. Beckes uses the scissors to of- ficially open the Center. Mr. Tim Weaver, director of student activities, makes a point while Prof. Aaron Stills and Mr. Carl Weidner listen. Ervin Webb, director of the Afro-American Center. VU students talk with members of the Ma- jestic Choir following its performance. ACTIVITIES--145 Upper Left: Romona Bush receives congratulations from Prof. Aaron Stills for getting her Gold Cord; Upper Right: Rochelle Stricklin receives a trophy for her first place award in music during the A-A talent show; Center Left: Joyce Robertson won first place in the dance category during the A-A talent show and Stephanie Scruggs and Brinda Coats took second; Lower Right: Discussing the opening of the A-A Center are Max Lambert, Rev. George Aichele, Ervin Webb, Ed Jackson, Horace Gibson and Anita Singleton. 146--ACTIVITIES LITTLEST 500 BIKE WEEKEND Harrison Hall combined talent and training to win Jerkins, Ben Russell (Catcher), John DeWitt, John its second consecutive Littlest 500 Bike Race. Hall, and Duane Davis; (FRONT ROW) Doug Williams, Members of the championship team include: (BACK Mike Stovall, Dave Janssen, Jeff Hall, and Keith ROW) John Cooper (Catcher), Melvin Shepherd, Lynn Eickhoff. (LEFT CENTER) Beth Fields peddles her three-wheeler confidently as she helps the Beta Xi team take first place in the Trike Race, (LOWER LEFT) Sharon Falcone and Chris Strombaugh make a successful rider change as the Lam- bda Chi Alpha Little Sisters place third. (UPPER RIGHT) Reggie Oates staggers under the impact of a Sigma Phi Epsilon teammate. ACTIVITIES--147 Upper Left: Despite the efforts of Russell Love, Sigma Nu riders finished fourth behind Harrison Hall, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Lambda Chi Alpha. Upper Right: Anxiety is registered on the faces of the spectators as the bike riders slide and tumble. Center: Not all rider exchanges are successful as these Lambda Chi riders learn. 148--ACTIVITIES Right: Dave Janssen gets off to a flying start for his laps. MEN’S BASKETBALL Members of the 1973-74 Trailblazer squad include (FRONT ROW) Mike Miles (trainer), Dale Slaughter, (BACK ROW) Dan Sparks (assistant coach), Don Hall, John Halley, Charles Johnson, Rickie Green, and Dave Hawkins, Mike Wilson, Garry Bryant, Tom Reggie Tyler. Harris, Julius Norman, Allen Bradfield (coach); ue Record oe 102 Glen Oaks CC 69 102 C.S. Mott (Mich.) 64 103 Iowa Western CC 69 106 Lake Land (III.) College — OL 95 Southwestern Michigan JC 13 S6 Columbia State (Tenn.) CC 76 77 Allegheny (Pa.) CC 69 91 Lakeland (Ohio) CC 78 99 Lorain County (Ohio) CC 92 112 Cuyahoga (Ohio) CC 82 67 Allegheny (Pa.) CC 81 79 Robert Morris (Pa.) JC TT 80 Olney (Ill.) CC 62 84 Mineral Area (Mo.) JC 72 112 Southwestern Michigan JC 64 80 Kalamazoo Valley (Mich.) CC 68 64 Moberly Area JC 56 86 Columbia State (Tenn.) CC 85 73 Olney (Ill.) CC 54 74 Pensacola (Fla.) JC 73 75 Mineral Area (Mo.) JC 88 58 Moberly Area JC 70 77 Robert Morris JC 91 103 Elizabethtown (Ky.) CC 87 81 Paducah (Ky.) CC 78 97 Kalamazoo Valley (Mich.) CC 72 REGION XII TOURNAMENT 70 McComb County (Mich.) CC 47 91 C.S. Mott (Mich.) CC 72 63 Grand Rapids (Mich.) JC 55 1 : Lakeland (Ohio) CC 65 91 Cuyahoga (Ohio) CC 81 81 DuPage (IIl.) 78 NJCAA TOURNAMENT 79 Normandale (Minn,) CC 63 59 Moberly Area (Mo.) JC 63 409° New York City CC 95 95 Grand View (Ia.) CC 86 150--SPORTS Left: Rickie Green goes in for a layup and two points, Below: Charles Johnson shoots a long one against Moberly. Left Center: Rickie Green slows a Moberly offensive pattern, Above: Julius Norman scores again, Left: Jumping Mike Wilson appears to be all by himself. SPORTS=—L5t Julius Norman takes a pass from closely guarded Dale Slaughter. At Right, Dale Slaughter prepares man makes shooting look easy as to pass the ball downcourt as the he goes high in the air while other Trailblazers produce another suc- players look on, cessful season, Below, Julius Nor- During the Freshman Honors Convocation, Reggie Tyler received the Offensive Charging Foul Award; Tom Harris the 22nd Annual Basket- ball Award; Mike Wilson the Rebounding Award and the Free Throw Shooting Award; and Rickie Green the Civitan Award, the Outstanding Defensive Player Award, and the WAOV Assist Award, cao RO Ralis WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Members of the 1973-74 VU Women's Basketball team in- cluded: (BACK ROW) Zenda Cummings, Beth Fields, Beverly Musselman, Rita Finch, Ann Thompson, Karen Blazer (manager); (FRONT ROW) Debbie Haag, Pat Andre, Andi Edwards, and Julie McLemore, Record VU Opp. 57 Danville 26 78 - Danville 38 46 Indiana State University 60 2 Purdue University (Default) 0 39 Valparaiso University 34 60 Evansville 28 43 Franklin 42 43 Indiana Central College 49 53 Hanover College 31 48 Louisville 66 59 Indiana University 39 43 Evansville 39 47 Ball State University 45 57 Anderson College 54 63 St. Mary's 37 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 42 Danville, Ill. 30 46 Grand Rapids, Mich, 58 NATIONAL TOURNAMENT 38 Brevad (N.C.) College 67 49 Prince George (Md.) CC 55 SPORTS--153 Upper Left: Beverly Musselman races a Danville player. Upper Right: Andi Edwards and Pat Andrey wait for the rebound, Left Center: Martha Zanetis lofts a high, arching shot for the Blazers, Right Center: Rita Finch receives the Outstanding Woman Athletic Award from Prof, Andrea Myers during Senior Honors Day. Lower Right: Andi Edwards takes a shot during practice. 154--SPORTS MEN’S BOWLING ‘Members of the VU Bowling Team included: (BACK ROW) Retek, Greg Cox, Wayne Hopf (captain), Terry Dolatowski, David Craig, Jerry Wiggens, Rex Whitaker, Randy Odum, Jerry and Rusty Kirk. Roach, Mark Sypnieski, Joe Baumgart; (FRONT ROW) Dave Record o 5016 Indiana University ; 5626 5100 ‘Western Illinois Universit 4967 5304 _ Burlington (Ia.) JC 4757 ao? “Monmouth (IIf.) College 2430 4932 Bradley Uni versity : 5196 4986 Illinois State University 5142 5421 _ Indiana State University 5351 4967 Hanover College 4795 5285 Eastern Illinois University 5526 4355 DePauw Uni versity 4051 5019 Purdue University 5345 4th Place Eastern Illinois Panther Classic 3456 Indiana University 5369 B79 Eastern Illinois University 4803 5150 DePauw University 5123 2428 Indiana State University 2583 5269 Hanover College 4591 NJCAA TOURNEY DOUBLES COMPETITION Place Bowler Pins 10th Rusty Kirk (542) and. - Jerry Wiggens (578) 1120 Earning trophies in the Indiana and Panther Classics are ALL EVENTS Rusty Kirk (3rd, Indiana Classic), Randy Odum (7th, Indiana 9th Joe Baumgart 2252 Classic), Wayne Hopf (runner up, Indiana Classic), and ‘ 11th Rex Whitaker 2162 Terry Dolatowski (3rd, Panther Classic). SPORMS==L55 WOMEN’S BOWLING Members of the 1973-74 Women's Bowling team, which compiled a 5-10 record, included: (BACK ROW) Marlene Diller, Dotti Roach, Debbie Martin, Kristi Kittle; (FRONT ROW) Becky Boyles, Sue Banton, Lucy Schaber, and Sherry Heath. At Far Right, the team and coach, Keith Dairymple, pose on the ladder of a fighter plane. In the Center, Marlene Diller is appre- hensive about the ball she has just rolled. TS O=-5R0 helio CROSS COUNTRY Record VU Opp. 25 University of Louisville 34 50 Indiana State University 15 Taylor Conditioner (VU 4th) 26 Southern Illinois University 30 15 Kentucky Wesleyan 40 VU Invitational (2nd of 6) Taylor University Invitational (4th of 1 2) Black Hawk Invitational (2nd of 16) Northwood College Invitational (1st of 3) Parkland (Ill.) JC Invitational (3rd of 7) DuPage (III.) Invitational (5th of 15) Little-Big State (3rd in Little State) 34 Eastern Illinois University 23 Mt. Vernon (Ohio) Invitational (6th place) NJCAA Championship (32nd place) At Left, John Ryder is shown as he finished in 12th place during the VU Invitational meet. Below, Terry Quigley finished in 15th place. SeORMioee Lo 7 Bob Little, the Outstanding Freshman in 1972, lived up to that title in 1974. He improved his times for the four-mile distance until his last race--the NJCAA National Meet in Tallahassee, Fla. Although he finished 33rd in a field of 360, he set a new VU record for the distance--19:21, His time was 19 seconds better than the old record set by Joe Smith in 1970. Below, Lee Weiss completes the distance in the VU Invita- tional Meet. NS YSIS) PLR TES Record INDOOR SEASON All Comers at IU--Burns 2nd in 60-yd. dash; Greenwell 2nd in high jump; J. McFarland 3rd in 300- yard dash; Harmon 3rd in 660-yd. dash; Quigley 3rd in 880-yd. run. All Comers at IU--Turner 2nd in 60-yd. dash; Ryder 3rd in two-mile run. All Comers” at IU--Giden 4th in 440-yd. dash. Ohio State Open--Little, two-mile run, AIL Comers at IU--Little 5th in mile run; Little 3rd in 1000-yd. run; Hawkins 5th in 1000-run,. Illinois Track Club Indoor Meet-- Turner 5th in 100-yd. dash. NJCAA Indoor Track and Field Meet --VU, 26th of 33. Burns 4th in 60-yd. dash; Little 6th in two-mile run. OUTDOOR SEASON Ben E. Johnson Invitational--VU, 1st of 3. Indiana Central College--VU lost, 64-87. : Florissant Valley (Mo.) Invitational-- VU 5th of 12. Evansville--VU won 88-61 Indiana State University-- VU lost 39-110 VU Invitational--VU 3rd of 8 Big State Meet Jasper McFarland is shown passing the baton to teammate Richard Robert- Little State Meet son during the Ben E. Johnson Invitational. Jasper McFarland appears to be running by himself during the Ben E, Johnson Invitational. SRO RSS =o Distance runner John Ryder adds points for VU. TENNIS GOLF SOCCER PAT MINDERMAN, coach MIKE MILES, coach TERRY McCRANEY, coach Record Opp. St. Meinrad 7 Lincoln Trails JC 2 Wabash College JV 3 Lake Land Invitational (2nd place of 5 teams) Indiana State (Evans- 7 ville) 2 9 Lincoln Trails JC 0 TEAM MEMBERS Dave Salla Mark McCammon Mark Sypnieski Dennis Kramer Ken Workman Reggie Oates ‘Larry Breeck 160--SPORTS Record Henderson (Ky) CC (lost) Lake Land Invitational (ost) Danville (Ill) JC (lost) Danville Invitational (17th of 17) Wabash Valley-ISUE Tri- angular--(3rd of 3) Lincoln Trail-Lake Land Triangular--(3rd of 3) Wabash Valley-Lincoln Trail Triangular--(3rd of 3) Lincoln Trail Invitational (lost) Henderson-Lincoln Trail Triangular--(3rd of 3) MEMBERS Wayne Hopf Bill Kistner Mark Sypnieski John Chontos Jerry Wiggens Steve Kern Record VU Opp. St. Meinrad 3 Evansville Inde- pendents 4 Indiana State U, aE St. Meinrad 6. 1 BURN Evansville Inde- pendents TEAM MEMBERS Walid Al-Bahr Abdullah Al-Fuwarres Bader Al-Qenai Khalid Behbehni Mangaliso Dlamini Albert Fan Arthur Hlophe Tim Stucky Hyacinth Tembe Kreingkit Boonchu Daniel Chan Saud Al-Ammar Fran Au Leo Fu Yousef Hassan John Koch Eric Poon Joe An-Yeung Ray An-Yeung Joe Lau Thomas Lee Bill Weeks FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Dr. Isaac K. Beckes President During the twenty-four years that Dr. Isaac K. Beckes has been president the growth of Vincennes University is obvious. In 1950, when Dr. Beckes became the administrative head, VU consisted of a single building which housed all elements of the school. In 1953, the University was moved to its present location and its growth is apparent in two ways--increased physical growth and increased educational opportunities. At least twenty-one buildings have been constructed or renovated. These structures became necessary when the number of stu- dents and their need for knowledge in- creased. Dr. Beckes' goal is to provide the knowl- edge--whether academic or vocational--to the students when they need it. During the opening convocation, he told the students: Knowledge is your best investment; it is your most important commodity . Dr. Beckes confers with Joint Senator Robert Fair (Be- low) and Joint Representative Kenneth Snyder (Right) during a Legislator's weekend. 162--ADMINISTRATION fetid se Dr. Jack Bottenfield Dr. J. Edward Klinker Vice-President Dean of Faculty Miss Cornelia Carter Mr. Jerry Gegenheimer Assistant to the President Dean of Students ADMINISTRATION--163 MR. ROBERT C. HYATT Business Manager Dr. Phillip Summers MR. WILLIAM K. HELLER Registrar Chief Accountant MRS. GAZELLA SUMMITT DR. ROBERT H. NELSON MR. CARL WEIDNER Administrative Assistant Director, Institutional Research Purchasing Agent 164--ADMINIS TRATION iz . + x 7 -— ie vA AY REV, GEORGE AICHELE Director, UCCF Center BARRETT BAXENDALE Associate Director, Field Service MRS. BARBARA DeBOER Director, Public Relations MR. GORDON GOODMAN Director of Placement MR. THOMAS KRASEAN Director, Lewis Library MR. TED LANE Director, Extended Services MR. PATRICK MINDERMAN Coordinator, Study Skills Lab MR. FRED NIEHAUS Director of Housing MR. ROLLIE ORR Chief of Security ADMINIS TRATION--165 MR. ROLLIN ROBB MR. ROBERT .JS) STEVENS Audio-Visual Technician Manager, WVUT MR. FORREST WAGGONER MR. RANDALL SCHORMANN Director, Part-Time Employment Director, Learning Resource Center MR. FRANK ZOLL Assistant to the President, Financial Expansion MR. AUGUST SCHULTHEIS Assoc. Director, Admissions MR. ROBERT SCHULTHEIS Editor, THE VALLEY ADVANCE MR. ROBERT SLAYTON Head Librarian MR. RALPH SMITH Director, Alumni Field Services 166--ADMINIS TRATION DIVISION CHAIRMEN DR. PHILLIP M. SUMMERS Student Personnel DR. HARRIETTE G. KLINKER Humanities MR. CURTIS A DHONAU Science, Mathematics DR. CHELSEA L. LAWLIS q MR. BILL SPENCE I Social Science Career FACULTY--16 MRS. DOROTHY BAILEY Instructor in English MR. STEPHEN L. BALDWIN Instructor in Auto Mechanics MR. JAY BARDOLE Chairman, Chemistry Department 168--FACULTY MR. GENE BATHE Instructor in Auto Mechanics MR, JOE L. BEACH Associate Professor, Building Trades MR. CHARLES BEALL Assistant Professor of Music MR. ROBERT BEESON Instructor in Life Science MRS. MARTHA BERRY Associate Professor of English MR. KENDALL BOMBARD Assistant Professor of Electronics i i in ia lee a ee eh re ies Se ee Ee ne ee et ere ee MRS. SUE BOWMAN Instructor in Art MR. RICHARD CANNON Assistant Professor of Mathematics MR. PHIL BRASSIE Instructor in Broadcasting MR. JAMES T. COOK Assistant Professor of Drafting MR. LE ROY BREIMEIER Assistant Professor of Chemistry MR. JAMES M. DAILEY Assistant Professor of Social Science MRS. VERA BRENTON Assistant Professor of French MR. WILLIAM BROOKS Director of Food Service MR. ROBERT K. CAGLE Professor of English and Speech FACULTY--169 MISS LINDA DALE Associate Professor of Mathematics MRS. CAROLL DEEM Professor of Home Economics MR. CYRUS DEEM Assistant Professor in Building Trades 170--FACULTY MR. GARY DEMPSEY Instructor in Music MRS. SHARON DEMPSEY Instructor in English MR. CURTIS A. DHONAU Professor of Chemistry MRS. DEBORAH DODSON Instructor in Life Science MR. JAMES DODSON Assoicate Professor of Life Science DR. JUNE DOLLAHAN Professor of Psychology and English MR. DALE E. DOWDEN Associate Professor of Chemistry MR. JACK EADS Coordinator of Law Enforcement MR. RICHARD D. EAVEY Assistant Professor of Electronics MR. LARRY EDWARDS Associate Professor of English MRS. LAURA EDWARDS Instructor in English MRS. ERNESTINE FARRELL Assistant Professor of English MR. WILLIAM G. GALLIGAN Associate Professor of English MR. RAYMOND GILBRECH Assistant Professor of English MISS KAREN GINES Instructor of Practical Nursing FACULTY--171 MISS LEE GODARE Director of Nursing Department MR. STEVEN R. GRAHAM Assistant Professor of Business MR. DONALD W. HAMILTON Assistant Professor of Aviation Agri- culture 172--FACULTY MR. EDMOND HENRY Assistant Professor of Physical Education MR. WALTER M. HOLLINGSWORTH Chairman, Aviation Maintenance Technology MR. ARTHUR E. HORTIN Associate Professor of Business Soret Peed MR. VERNON HOUCHINS Associate Professor of Physical Educa- tion MR. JEFFREY HUXLEY Assistant Professor of Mathematics MR. JOHN INGRAM Instructor in Graphic Arts . Onn nce mm Mmrecrmmiame ceeeecstin ee Iie ee eT TTT ie Tune RG Ta MR UR sg a i UMNO MMME 8 EC nh ee MRS. BETTY JOHNSON owe MR. FORREST McGLONE {Instructor in English = 4 Professor of Business MRS. LILIANE KRASEAN Laboratory Instructor in Language MR. DONALD MARQUEZ Chief Instructor in Flight MRS. MARJORIE LAND Instructor in English MRS, KAREN MARQUEZ Instructor in English DR. CHELSEA L. LAWLIS Professor of Social Studies MRS. MARTHA LIBBY Assistant Professor of English MR. TERRY D. McCRANEY Associate Professor of Social Science FACULTY--173 MRS. MARJORIE MILLER Director of ?ractical Nursing MR. JOHN MILLIGAN Assistant Professor of Auto Mechanics MISS ANDREA MYERS Chairman, Physical Education Depart- ment MISS PHYLLIS NEWTON Assistant Professor in Computer Technology MRS. EDITH MAY Associate Professor of Data Processing MR. JACK L. NOWLING MR. MICHAEL MEAGHER f Instructor in Aviation Mechanics Manager, Morris Hall Cafeteria MRS, ELIZABETH MICHAEL Instructor in English MR. ROBERT H. ORR Professor of Social Science 174--FACULTY MR. JOHN H. OSTENDORF MR. RICHARD POINTER Assistant Professor of Physics Associate Professor of Drafting MR. JAMES PRINCE MR. SHERREL R. PAGE Professor of English Civil Engineer MR. JOSEPH E. RALEY MRS. FERN PALMER Associate Professor of English Assistant Professor of Science MRS. CAROL PFAFF Instructor in Business MR. LARY PIERCE Assistant Professor of Commercial Art DR. PHILLIP E, PIERPONT Assistant Professor of English FACULRY MISS SUSAN REINHART Associate Professor of English MR. GEORGE RIDGWAY Assistant Professor of Drafting DR. DARYLE RIEGLE Professor of Physics 176--FACULTY MRS. STELLA RISCH Associate Professor of Nursing MR. EARL ROBERTSON Project Director, Ag. Marketing MR. ERNEST ROLLER Instructor of Flight Ground School : eS SNES MISS ELLEN SCANLIN Associate Professor of English REV, JOHN P, SCHMELING Part-time Instructor in Sociology MR. DENNIS SHAPPARD Instructor in Electronics MR. GARY SHEPHERD Chairman, Department of Speech MRS. KAREN SHEPHERD Assistant Professor of English MRS. MARJORIE SIMON Instructor in English, Art MR. STEPHEN SIMONDS Associate Professor of English MR. GERALD SMITH Associate Professor of Business MR. DAN SPARKS Assistant Basketball Coach MR. SETH SPARKMAN Instructor in Broadcast Production MR. G. WARREN STEPHENSON Associate Professor of Physics MR. JAMES D. STEWART Assistant Professor of Earth Science FACULTY--177 MRS. KAREN SUTTON Chairman, Office Occupations MR. EDWARD SZYMANCZYK Assistant Professor of Coop. Education MR. BLISS TALLEY Part-time Professor of Social Science MR. AARON STILLS Assistant Professor of Afro-American Studies MR. RALPH D. TEMPLETON Assistant Chairman, Social Science MRS. MARTHA THOMPSON MR. JAMES E, SULLIVAN Director of Right to Read Program Instructor in Bowling Equipment MISS MARY J. TRIMBO MRS. PATRICIA SUMMERS Assistant Professor of English, Speech Instructor in Nursing 178--FACULTY MR. JAMES TRINOWSKI Program Manager, Broadcast Produc- tion MRS. ELAINE TSANGARIDES Instructor in Right to Read Program MRS. LINDA TUCKER Instructor in Music MRS. MARY VAN METER Coordinator of Art MRS. LENA WALDEN Professor of Business MRS. JUDITH WAGNER Instructor in Business MR. FRED WALKER, JR. Professor of Journalism MS. FRANCES WALLINGFORD Instructor in Nursing DR. SAMUEL WEAVER Assistant Professor of Agronomy FACULTY--179 MRS. JEANETTE WEBSTER Instructor in Right to Read Program MR. TIM WEAVER Director of Student Activities MR. GEORGE WHITEHOUSE | Instructor in Auto Mechanics DORMITORY DIRECTORS JACK FOWLER, Director of Clark Hall; GARY KELLER, Director of Morris Hall; MRS. IVA NOVAK, Director of Emison Hall; MRS. VIRGINIA WHITE, Director of Harrison Hall. 180--FACULTY JASPER CENTER Raphael Blessinger 1906-1974 The existence of the Jasper Center of Vincennes University is due in very large part to the efforts of Mr. Raphael Bles- singer. He was one of the founding mem- bers and a former president of COHERE, Inc. , the community citizens' group who were responsible, along with Vincennes University, for the establishment of this institution of higher learning in Dubois County, and who have continued to pro- vide financial support during its first four years. One of Jasper's most respected citizens, Mr. Blessinger is remembered as not only a leader of industry, but as an outstand- 182--JASPER CENTER ing humanitarian and devoted churchman. A few of the many causes in which he was deeply interested and gave many hours of hard work are the Boy Scouts, the Society for Crippled Children, and St. Joseph's parish. He also served dutifully in the pro- jects for civic betterment of various ser- vice organizations in the community. The move into the new Jasper Center building in the Spring of 1974, is large- ly due to the work of Mr. Raphael Bles- singer, who died on January 30, 1974. It is to his memory that the Jasper Center yearbook staff dedicates its section of the 1974 LE REVOIR. LO ROR Pee ee aor COHERE, INC. O. LEO BECKMAN President REV. AUGUST FICHTER BOB GRAMELSPACHER ROBERT J. HOFFMAN O. A. KREMP STANLEY KREMP DON MADISON ARTHUR NORDHOFF, JR. JACK RUMBACH ALVIN RUXER ROBERT SCHAUS PAUL UEBELHOR JASPER CENTER--183 THIS IS WHERE WE WERE ... aodelen oe EERIE ive an aA ie ‘ r Spots seenngt Bionaak asim! ; se onan at Hy svi gecaODE 4 iy emesis ne AS. tp Aan a % i b3 K Paton tense mtommereetcoeminy tees tee ‘ tee tee te a em Tittite + Ss i oO TT ne eae ehne Se te te ety att tn tk, senmmneengennre 184--JASPER CENTER JASPER CENTER--185 THIS IS WHERE WE ARE GOING! 186--JASPER CENTER ails kerry et JASPER CENTER--187 ADMI NISTRATION Dr. Isaac K. Beckes President Dr. Issaac K. Beckes, President of Vincennes Uni- versity, believes in the motto, ' That more may learn and lead'.| | The estab- lishment and opera- tion of the Jasper Center is continued oroof of his commit- ment to make higher education available to an ever-increasing number of persons. Dr. Jack Bottenfield Vice-President Dr. Jack Bottenfield, Vice-Pres- ident of Vincennes University, after assuming the responsibility for the administration of the Jasper Center, has brought the Jasper campus into a close relationship with its mother campus. Dr. Bottenfield has developed the Jasper Center as an integral part of Vincennes University and stimulated a close relationship between the personnel at both campuses. 188--JASPER CENTER Mr. Gene Tempel Assistant to the Vice-President As Assistant to the Vice-President and Director of the Jasper Center, Mr. Gene Tempel is responsible for program development, public relations and recruiting, and administration. Under his direction, enrollment has increased substantially, in both credit and continuing education programs. Interested in the continued welfare of Jasper Center students, Mr. Tempel has been particularly helpful in assisting students in obtaining scholarship aid for students transferring to other institutions. JASPER CENTER--189 JASPER CENTER GRADUATES , BOR He, 40 08 ey ty LEE BERG, JR. JOHN BLESSINGER , GEORGE BRADLEY DELMAR BROMM BARBARA CORNETT ANN FIERST 190--JASPER CENTER ISABEL FLORES KENNETH KOCH DAVID WELP JACOB MAUNTEL JASPERICENTER==LO 1 UNDERGRADUATES MARK BECK JACK BECKER DONNA BECKMAN DANIEL BELNER CHARLES BURK KATHY JO BUTCHER ROBERT CANNON DENNIS DEARING JANIS DEMETRULIAS 192-JASPERIGENTER UNDERGRADUATES DAN DOYLE DENNIS ECKERT FRED ELLIOT ESTHER FISCHER VICKIE GERDON RUTH GREENWELL BETH GREGORY JOHN,GUTHRIE MARIAN HIEF JASPER CENTER--193 UNDERGRADUATES ROSIE KNIES JIM LEHMKUHLER ARNIE LINDAUER Sy(Lie (Oar ie LAURA LUEBBEHUSEN SR. JEAN MARSDEN DAVID MARTIN DIANNA MASTERSON LEONARD NORDHOFF CAROL RASCHE WANDA ROACH 194--JASPER CENTER UNDERGRADUATES MICHAEL RUTLEDGE STEVE RICHARDS DAVID SEGER KENNETH STELTENPHOL DAVID STRIEGEL Lem CHARLES VOEGERL MARILYN THYEN BEVERLY ROLL DEBORAH SER MERSHEIM ROBERT SIMMERS we N ALENE STEINHART LINDA TEDROW CURTIS TYLER WM ihe JOHN WIGAND JOHN WITTENMYER JASBERIGENTER == ho ACTIVITIES 196--JASPER CENTER — : Student Activities at Vincennes University - Jasper Center are sponsored by the Student Government Association, and are paid for by the students through their Student Activity Fees. Various activities were sponsored this year; among them were bowling parties, a picnic, a hayride, a Christmas banquet, and the 4th Annual Senior Recognition Banquet. The activities are designed to bring the students together for the purpose of enjoyment and to give students the opportunity to know each other better. JASPER CENTER--197 WORK STUDY 198--JASPER CENTER The Work-Study program at the Jasper Center provides two fold benefits. Not only does it provide the student with income during the school year but it provides the community with talent and man- power that would otherwise not be available. Jasper Center students have worked at the Public Library, the Patoka Valley Center for brain injured children, the local Tri-Cap office, and other public service institutions in addition to the Jasper Center. JASPERSGCENTER=-199 ULTY STAFF PAT BACKER English JANET CABALL GLEN CZERWINSKI Art Psychology VICKIE GERDON SISTER MARY GOEBEL Assistant Director, Adult Basic Education Life Science 200--JASPER CENTER MIKE KUGLER MAX MEUSER SR. ANGELA SASSE Social Work Director of Student Services Librarian and Anthropology History and Government SR. THERESITA SCHENK ROBERT SIMMERS Music Public Relations SR. CARMEN SPAYD GENE TEMPEL Business Director of Jasper Center, English JASPER CENTER--201 © COHERE, INC. Vincennes University - Jasper Center was introduced cooperatively by Vincennes University and COHERE, Inc., in February of 1970. COHERE, Inc. (Committee on Higher Education and Related Events) is a Dubois County citizens action group dedicated to the improvement of educational and cultural enrichment for the area. It was founded by concerned citizens in 1960. It was the feeling of persons involved that a community junior college would be the most feasible institution of higher education for Dubois and surrounding counties. In September, 1970, Vincennes University - Jasper Center opened its doors to students in the area. By Spring of 1974 the Jasper Center was serving 400 students in Dubois, Spencer, Perry, Crawford, Harrison, Pike, and Orange Counties. As a community junior college, Vincennes University - Jasper Center offers two year academic transfer programs, two year terminal programs, and continuing education for area residents. 202--JASPER CENTER COMMENCEMENT, 1974 204--COMMENCEMENT COMMENCEMENT--205 In his commencement address to the 168th grad- uating class of Vincennes University, Dr. OtisR. Bowen, Governor of the State of Indiana, chal- lenged the graduates to get involved in whatever you believe needs to be changed. Leading up to the challenge, the Governor drew a distinction between the terms graduation and commencement. He stated that commencement conveys the idea that whatever accomplishments or failures may be contained within your life prob- ably lie yet before you. You have not graduated out of them, or graduated from them. Instead, he told the largest class to ever be awarded degrees from the institution, You are commencing--com- mencing to face the real world on a toe-to-toe, eye-to-eye basis. In his straight-forward manner, Dr. Bowen said to his audience, The world you are entering neither fears your entry, nor particularly is ready to fall over itself to welcome you. He indicated that the 1974 graduate is better prepared than past graduates--but the problems 206--COMMENCEMENT the present graduate will face have grown, too. But, the problem which Dr. Bowen believes holds the potential to cripple our nation is a growing lack of trust in our public leaders and ba- sic institutions. His remedy for that lack of trust involves first an examination of the processes and institutions to see what merits our trust and what does not. Then we must seek to change that which does not, and by so doing make these processes and institutions again effective tools in their work. It is not enough to only criticize the result. It al- so takes the ability to bring about the practical re- forms. He commented, If you cannot make the proper practical application, all the theoretical knowledge in the world has to await the technician before it is of any real value to mankind. The only practical way for a person to use his the- oretical knowledge in a practical way is to become involved. In the Top Photo, Dr. J. Edward Klinker and Dr. Jack Bottenfield arrange the hood of Dr, Otis R. Bowen who received the honorary degree, Doctor of Human- ities. In the Lower Photo, Dr. and Mrs. Bowen greet se eee fae Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Chu. Dr. Chu, a Hong Kong busi- nessman who is responsible for sending many Chinese students to VU, received an honorary degree in 1973. COMMENCEMENT--207 208--COMMENCEMENT . Views of the near capacity crowd which observed the Honors Day and Commencement exercises of the larg- est class to ever graduate from Vincennes University | - 775. pate ee 2 TOR RAL OREN Ration BERNE FG: ProNeTRs ee MIE Sa OAR PTS Aa) In addition to the current faculty (Lower Photo), par- ticipants in the commencement exercises included re- tired faculty members. Shown are Victor Hansen, Pro- fessor Emeritus (Science); J. Howard Hill, Dean of Faculty Emeritus; Hilda Begeman, Professor Emeritus (Science); Laveta Judy, Professor Emeritus (Nursing); Wanita Bailey, Director Emeritus (Placement Bureau); and Orville Moore, Professor Emeritus (Psychology). COMMENCEMENT--209 ACADEMIC AWARDS (BACK ROW) Ralph Klingerman, Robert Staples, Scott Parmele, Thomas Maselbas, Kathryn Hallam, William Niehaus, Denise Hunter, Linda Haskins, David Hostetter, Margery Updegraff, Melanie Irvin; (2nd ROW) Hubert Fryman, Lorena Sinnett, Julia Shaw, Sheri Snyder, Dennis Ellis, Anna Horton, Stephen Reed, Herman Heinz; (FRONT ROW) John Hodgen, Clarence White, Lyn Ricker, Forrest East, Terry Powell, Alvin Hoopenjans, and Joe Redmon. GOLD CORD AWARDS (BACK ROW) Robert Motz, Tom Fickle, Ric Farth- ing, William Niehaus, Terry Kulenkamp, James Parker, Mike Tartal, Clarence White, John Cook; (2nd ROW) Paul Niewald, Marilyn Tryon, Sandra Z. Wilson, Ruth Shourds, Janice Fickle, Diana Wingate, John Mueller, Rita Finch, Stephen Rogier, Larry Breek, Robert Peacock, David Parker, Steve Bau- man, Ken Jackson; (3rd ROW) Romona Bush, Carol Tartal, Jacqueline LeKashman, Sandra D. Wilson, 210--CO MMENCEMENT Cynthia Bartley, Deborah Weger, Robert Gus Stevens, Dennis Ellis, Carol Hayden, Jill Williams, Patsy Statzer, Linda Gognat, Charlene Dougan, Gordon Burris, Bill Wheeler; (FRONT ROW) Ken Wolber, Brian Potter, Mark McCammack, Bill Collier, Tim Mosbey, Wilhelm Schuller, Charles Brann, David Smith, Anthony Ho, George Klopp, and Richard Wenzel. PACEMAKERS ” Seniors receiving Pacemaker Paddles during the Honors Award Ceremony included Ric Farthing, Carol Tartal, Mark McCammack, Gordon Burris, Mike Tartal, Tim Mosbey, Bill Collier, John Mueller, Ken Jackson, Bill Wheeler, and Kelley Beckes. GOLD ACTIVITY KEY AWARDS Seniors who accumulated 12 activity points during the school year were presented Gold Activity Key awards. Recipients were: (BACK ROW): Richard Meyers, Robert Motz, John Glenn, Lorena Sinnett, Debbie Weger, Cynthia Bartley, John Hodgen; (FRONT ROW): Scott Parmele, Dennis Ellis, Richard Wenzel, George Klopp, Robert Lyles, and Tom Fickle. COMMENCEMENT--211 SILVER ACTIVITY KEY AWARDS For accumulating at least six activity Tryon, Debbie Peters, Rita Finch, Cathy points during the school year, the following Ebersold; (FRONT ROW): Joe Sergi, Mark seniors won Silver Activity Keys: (BACK Neukam, John Cook, Mike Broadstreet, Bob (ROW): Lynn Wininger, Terri Bashore, Merriman, and John Conley. Sandra Bathe, Romona Bush, Marilyn BRONZE ACTIVITY KEY AWARDS Receiving Bronze Activity Keys for earning at least, Richard Phelps; (FRONT ROW) James Gundy, Gary four activity points were: (BACK ROW) Jerry Dressel, Antony Tin, Victor Li, Robert Peacock, Ashley, Connie Graves, Cathy Ebersold, Janice Ken Wolber, and Anthony Ho. Fickle, Tony Petrie, Joe Wiley, Michael Craig, 212--COMMENCEMENT WHO’S WHO Listed in WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR ‘Yak-Pak Cheung, Jill Williams, Deborah Weger, COLLEGES are: (BACK ROW) Robert Motz, Jack Romona Bush, Diana Wingate, Marilyn Tryon, Haynes, Ric Farthing, Wilhelm Schuller, Ken Cynthia Bartley, Terry Kulenkamp; (FRONT Jackson, Lois Johnson, Arden Cullison, Tim ROW) James Parker, Andre Au, Rick Cockrum, Mosbey, David Parker, Mark Neukam, Steve Victor Li, Antony Tin, Richard Wenzel, Dennis Bauman, John Hodgen; (2nd ROW) Mike Tartal, Ellis, Anthony Ho, and John Mueller. Carol Tartal, Forrest East, Monica Mak, Alice ART AWARDS Prof, Mary Van Meter presents the Art Department Awards to Forrest East and Arden Cullison. COMMENCEMENT--213 AUTO MECHANICS AWARDS Based on performance during their two years in the auto mechanics program, the following students received these awards: Bill Schwing (attitude), Quentine Hays (leadership), George White- house (lead instructor in auto mechanics), Jimmy Wolfe (dependability), and Dan Grimm (attitude). Shown receiving their awards from Prof. Richard Reed (partially hidden), Melvin Shepherd, Tom Pointer are drafting students Mark Fairbairn, Stephen Maselbas, Robert Staples, and Alvin Hoopenjans. 214--COMMENCEMENT VOC AL MUSIC AWARDS Blab Montgomery and John Hodgen receive the Vocal Music Award of Excellence for Male Voices. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AWARDS Receiving the Instrumental Music Award of Excellence from Prof. Gary Dempsey is Dennis Ellis. COMMENCEMENT--215 AFRO- THEATRE AWARDS AMERICAN STUDIES AWARD Clarence Rodney White earned the Receiving University Theatre Awards are John Hodgen (Best Supporting Actor), Afro-American Studies Award. Carol Tartal (Best Actress), and Robert Motz (Best Actor). ACADEMIC AWARDS Honored for excellence in aca- demic achievement or performing areas are the following freshmen: (BACK ROW) Mark Sypnieski, Janet Benson, Terry Cox, Ruth Houghland; (2nd ROW) Carol Jo Showalter, Randall Hutts, Terry Voignier, Linda St. Onge, Debra Provo; (FRONT ROW) Diana Resen- beck, Minnie Uhrhammer, Susan Johanningsmeier, and Glenn Cheung. 216--COMMENCEMENT BLUE CORD AWARDS Freshmen selected by a student - faculty commit- Leung; (3rd ROW) Andre Harris, Jerry Wiggens, tee to receive Blue Cords for academic and Dave Powell, Bill Resler, Mark McCammon; activity achievement include: (BACK ROW) Moses (FRONT ROW) Dan Green, Marilyn Foland, Cheung; (2nd ROW) Daniel Chan, Patrick Wong, Julie Taylor, Diana Resenbeck, Pat Andrey, Randall Hutts, Kevin Orpurt, Arthur Man, Eric Becky Spangle, and Terri Kauffman. GOLD ACTIVITY KEY AWARDS its ae ol AN Freshmen who accumulate 12 activity points during a school year receive Gold Keys. Recipients are: (BACK ROW) Ralph Hamilton and Mark Sypnieski; (FRONT ROW) Belinda Hawkins, Randall Hutts, Tony Puchley, and Diana Resenbeck, COMMENCEMENT--217 SILVER ACTIVITY KEY AWARDS Freshmen who won Silver Activity Keys by accumulating at least six points par- ticipating in campus organizations and productions included: (BACK ROW) Frederick Munds and Gary Hiatt; (FRONT ROW) Sharon Hines, Gene Kuntz, and Beth Ann Peak. BRONZE ACTIVITY KEY AWARDS Bronze Activity Keys, awarded for accumulating at Ruth Lucero, and Julie Taylor; (FRONT ROW) least four points in student activities, went to: Sandra Dunlap, Cathy Cole, Kay Edwards, and Linda (BACK ROW) Dave Zucker, Don Tilford, Vicki Gutt, St. Onge. 218--COMMENCEMENT Y Le REVOIR, 1974 To the Reader: Undertaking the production of a yearbook would be an almost im- possible task if it were not for those willing to serve ina variety of ways. It took the knowledge, talent, and willing hands of several people to produce the 1974 Le Revoir. For this reason, the last page of the book is devoted to giving rec- ognition to those who helped in any way. David Cripe, who also served as a staff photographer, designed the cover which emphasizes the pioneer attitude toward education that is found at VU. Roger Gribble, who served as assistant editor, not only took a ma- jor portion of the pictures, but also made most of the prints used in the book. Other staff photographers included Lowell Martin, Tom Parrish, and Jim Parker. Dianne Head served as copy writer and when the occasion arose, became the typist. Others who performed a variety of chores--all esential to publica- tion--included Keith Dalrymple, Sue Banton, Tony Puchley, Brucie Hawkins, Sandy Wilson, and Mike Brown. Ann Fierst, Kathy Jo Butcher, and Donna Beekman--Jasper Center students--compiled the material for the Jasper section. Finally, special thanks go to John Kline, Josten American repre- sentative, who did everything he could possibly do to make this book possible. THE STAFF VINCENNES UNIVERSITY cottit VINCENNES, INDIANA 47591 Tel. (812) 882-3350 z a a at ef tS i ” . (a3 fer apg fa arene Wiech POS caster SAS Stal aC A Ae ON A DEER