Rivet High School - Epic Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

EPIC III Vincennes, Indiana As far as possible without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Go placidly amid the noise and haste; remember what peace there may be in silence. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; listen to others, even the dull they too and ignorant; have their story The sky opens up to show you life Shinin’ from the inside out Walkin’ through a living dream As you let the new life in 7 Mark Truelove Dan Kaiser Glenn Mehling Dave Ostendorf Richard Kaiser Mike Heinz Mike Roth 10 Cross Country Record Olney L North Daviess W Linton W Washington Catholic W Sullivan L Princeton L Lincoln L Booneville L North Knox L 7- 3 Washington Invitational 4th South Knox W 8- 4 Barr Reeve Invitational 5th Lawrenceville W Wash. Cath. L 8-2 Flora Invitational 3rd PI. Trophy 23-9 Noble W Jasper L Wash. Cath. W South Knox W Wash. W 32-17 .653 percentage i the Caravan . . . 16 the Rivet 71 North Knox 50 ’ «' the last alone Thomas Moore rose of summer. blooming 20 court Barb Moeller, Adele Summers Charlene Hulen. Judy Palmer, Ann Hutton 22 Janice Hulen—treas. Diane Hunckler—sec. Kim Rath—vice-pres. Barb Hill—pres. Pep Club Mark Bumgarner Jamie Cardinal Paul Bezy Donna Brames Mark Bezy Marie Cardinal Kurt Cardinal W M1.AB1.I-. Carol Harris Susan Griffith Tom Hoffman Stuart Guerrettaz Pat Hudson Doug Green we 11 Matthew Hill Mary E. Hobbs Greg Hedstrom Karen Haag Kevin Glass Bernadette Hutton Peter Tresslar Danny Vanhooser Debbie We Her Jeff Smith Carol Theriac from the places in my past— James Taylor Beth Roellgen Those were faces I remembered PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE “BILLY JACK” listen children to a story that was written long ago ’bout a kingdom on a mountain and a valley fought below on a mountain was a treasure buried deep beneath the stone and the valley people swore they’d have it for their very own so the people of the valley sent a message up the hill asking for the buried treasure tons of gold for which they’d kill came an answer from the kingdom with our brothers we will share all the secrets of our mountain all the riches buried there now the valley cried with anger mount your horses draw your swords and they killed the mountain people sure they won their just reward and they stood beside the treasure on the mountain dark and red turn the stone and look beneath it “Peace on Earth, ” was all it said 34 With Psycho-Drama go ahead and hit your neighbors go ahead and cheat a friend do it in the name of heaven justify it in the end there won't be any trumpets blowing come the judgement day on the bloody morning after One Tin Soldier rides away . . . snow sculptures the rough contours of the land in cold perfection and spikes of ice, like frozen tears cling to stark black branches, as the earth sleeps through the white silence of winter, but beneath the ermine robes of snow beats the heart of spring, for there are sleeping seeds dreaming below the drifts filed with life, waiting for the strong sun. little packets of life cling to barren branches of trees, all the animals are content in their hiding places, knowing that spring shall come, and so it is, in our own hearts, when we are lost in a winter of discontent our spring shall come to bring us joy! SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President—Stu Sievers Treasurer—Phil Rath Secretary—Marcia Hughes President—Steve Waggoner There is a feeling of eternity in youth. To be young is to be one of the immortals. There is no line drawn and we see no limits to our hopes and wishes Behold! the multi-talented sophomores Good Heavens they constantly amaze me with their talents but we don't need such dramatic examples?! as infants smile and sleep, we are infants in the cradle of our desires, and hushed into security by the roars of the universe around us—we grow up. signs sign or the symbols symbolize is strictly bad news t ? rite! signs and symbols by themselves are meaningless, they need people to give them power to speak, only people can give signs and symbols meanings which will after their world, permanently affect their relationships with one another. S o L e t U s E x a i n annette donnoc aquarians love all mankind and always have many friends about them, physical surroundings are not important to them, however, they love their beautiful possessions. sarah sicvcrs mark klueh f e b r u a r y 25 m a r c h 4 joycc cl ayco mb pat richardville they know what they want but often do not let the world know of their desires, they appreciate the finer things of life and are sensitive to their surroundings. m a r c h 4 m a r c h 7 mark weiler mike pea jeanne kotter you have a deep sense of self you are enthusiastic and like to be near phil rath excitement, make them think they are very exciting people. marie sievers it takes patience to earn their complete friendship but once you have it, treasure it! cathy bilskie they are sticklers for formality, so don't call them by their first gemini life is such a fascinating adventure that they tread all the little byways to see what’s around the corner stcvc waggoner c j a A u 1 n t W y c 2 e r mama hughes anne williams kaihy delisle they are very loyal, and their feelings are easily hurt, but they will not hold a grudge, for they are the ones who give you a good solid shoulder when you need jim mattingly |oc car shirley dixon nek rilz keith schroyer marianne hulcn because of their pride they will not often show their inner self charlene kaiser in spite of the pride angle, they are basically very loyal, when they give their heart, they give it all. mark naab stu sievers they relish a debate, but friendships last longer be- cause they do not like jim moeller V7 paula watson criticism and su- perficial air wilts librans. librans are very warm, shy and distant, they are quite unsure of themselves. davc kaiser jane recker greg cummins they dislike violent words and arguments libra diane hunckler don beamon scorpios are extremely posses- sive. they are quick to become jealous, fearless and cou- rageous, their dry wit, at times shocks people. scorpio annc lacy rich heinz tim carie bob daly 48 marizoe pelts sandi bover jeflf nardine sieve acobert jim minderman capricorn capricorns are lifetime compan- ions; they can take snub after snub jane sleekier sagittariam are very enthusiastic about sports, social activities, and world affairs. if you add fire to their enthusiasm, you are an assured friend. richard wilbur richard bahr chris day and still come upon your side. sherry simon Cheerleading Jo Kramer, Cheri Hutton Susan Shepard, Charlene Hulen Jayvee Jhan Hoffman, Marizoe Petts Marianne Hulen, Trudy Williams Frosh Janice Hulen Jamie Cardinal, Carol Theriac Terry Logan 51 GAA Basketball Teams Varsity jo kramer, jane recker, martha zanetis, deb dhom deb haag, anne lacy, cyd summers, sue shepard karen hill, coach pam fay Jay-vee jamie cardinal, kathy english, karen haag, carol theriac, jan carie, beth roellgen, susie geheb maybe they a little boost only need He is Santa Claus in a crimson gown, With a beard so white and long, We will sound his praise to the chimney-tops In a rousing Christmas song '4 .ti ff : ,-' Basketball 71-72 ed linn—russ johnson—mike cary— mike nardine—mike roth—mike sutton—alien logan—pat roberts—john thomas—john teising—Steve acobert—don waggoner varsity record team rivet opp barr reeve 79 64 washinton catholic 61 49 south knox 71 56 winslow 74 66 north knox 71 50 t.h. achulte 69 68 forest park 82 67 Petersburg 71 67 north central 66 58 holiday tournament lincoln 41 69 bloomfield 48 62 team rivet opp. haubstadt 90 58 dubois 61 66 e. nater dei 76 49 Washington catholic 59 46 dugger 92 62 rex mundi 68 55 north posey 82 61 switz city 89 64 1 m 82 80 sectional north knox 66 54 lincoln 45 56 final record lost-5 won-17 pct.-.774 junior varsity record team rivet opp barr reeve 42 61 Washington catholic 39 27 south knox 37 30 winslow 46 35 north knox 35 21 t.h. schulte 47 36 forest park 44 42 north central 48 45 team rivet opp Petersburg 58 51 haubstadt 49 34 dubois 45 41 e. mater dei 57 37 Washington catholic 47 38 dugger 74 52 e. rex mundi 35 32 north posey 50 41 switz city 59 50 switz city 59 50 final record wins-17 losses-1 pct.-.667 2 overtimes RES NAAB HEINZ mill r—H - FRISZ CARIE SIEVERS frosh record junior varsity Paul bczy-jim siewers-doug greenwell-richard kaiser-mark bezy-mark bumgartner-glenn mehling-kenny mize-greg hedsirom-mike coulup losses-13 pet.-.077 and AGONY PAIN, EQUAL VICTORY after VICTOR Y for the PATRIOTS authority and pride are abstract concepts, but they come alive in the person of the coach. maybe those who want to be where the action is should become coaches. a joy, a meal, a book some things are better shared— some things must be shared to fully please and our own faith is not the least of these 6t Robert J. Mark Principal Sister Francetta Brown Vice-Principal Rev. Peter Fehrenbach Religion Jim Young Jr. Hi.-Sr. Hi. Sister Deidre Clements French English Mrs. Karen Ross Business Dick Duesterberg Math Mrs. Nancy Pointer English Bill Smith Science Math Coach Student-Teacher Steve Wathen English Matt Keller Science Mrs. Maiy McGlone Home Economics Mrs. Carol Schlotterbeck Librarian Rev. Carl Roos Religion Rev. John Davidson Guidance Counselor Religion Jack Ohnemus Journalism Sister Francis Elvire Bolk Math Jane Carie Jr. High Miss Pam Fay Phys. Ed. Health G.A.A. Moderator Sister Sharon Bittner Art 75 _ , Trances umfleei ok .. the melody 78 Learn the sweet Tuesday's richard lane child is full of grace . . . 80 greg lane j There is something Any coward can fight a battle when he's sure of winning;' But give me the man who has the pluck to fight when he's sure of losing. That's my way, sir; and there a jmm il e many victories worse than a defeat . . . jan doll Life's victory won, rest, Life's work well done Life's race well run, Now mike heinz cometh when The silence often pure innocence persuades speaking That mercy I to others show, That mercy show to me. . . Wednesday's child is Teach me to feel another's woe, To hide the fault I see; Joy and Woe are woven fine, the so Man was made for Joy and Woe; and when this a clothing for we rightly Know, Thro' the world we safely g°- - beih allega cliff graman Is just a chance pnze of o’ the For life with all it yields fear — believe the aged friend- learning love. Then sigh not But let them And be you B y converting all your g° sounds of woe Hey y n o n n y- • • into pam toll i ver gary clymer song . . . the song woe after all Peace; come away; jean schulze earthly When jeff carie say “hullo,” say “hullo” and “how d'ye do. ” see a man in woe, della sievers “How's the world a-usin’ you?” 91 debbie haag . . . Thursday's child has far to go • • • 92 wood, mike sutton Two roads diverged I took the one less traveled and . . . Friday's child is loving and giving . . . paul hagcman esther yochum . . . Rings on her fingers and bells on her toes, paul morgan She shall have music jonell konen wherever she goes . . . than dcbbic scheller . . . The manner of giving worth more 98 jane coulup mark truelove Liberality consists less debbie dhom in giving a great deal 100 debbie davis And only the Master shall praise us, And only the Master shall blame; greg pickle And no one shall work And no one shall work for the money, for fame, But each for the joy of the working, that's born a child sieve shappard Sabbath laura snyder 105 all night casement the jessamine stirr’d dancing dancers All night have the roses heard the flute, violin, bassoon, . . . till a silence fell JUNIOR PROM QUEEN Linda Primus and her escort Mark Evans with waking and with hush setting moon,, SUMMER Waking freshness of the morning, Blazing heat of sultry noon. Work that seems to last an eon, Yet a night that comes too soon; Thirsty land, grown dry and drier, Humble prayer that cooling rain May save the beauty in each flower, In each drooping head of grain. Still, if there be toil or leisure. Whether there be wrong or right. Heavenward the graceful swallows Fling their free, exultant flight. Toil and sweat and aching muscle As the mows and cellars fill; Harvest must go on and onward Even though by sheerest will. Warm and sweet the drift of fragrance From each blossomed clover field; Patient care for such a bounty, Satisfaction in its yield. A cool back porch, a moment’s rest, When toil and sweat at last are done, And boundless joy in flashing wings That glance across the golden sun. 108 Doris Thurston Treasurer Secretary rv X-.AjOb ma i, Vice-President President ' IfahjJb $L Jl C cJ 113 113 Geobqe Gcl eb Thyi . VjiW yrf 4 jC dlu Cfatuf L, yKC,CasvUy yTtuh s Jjf y, t) Ot S u OT5 V0 vjucJL V jJ . J� dtC 125 Aw l.f • 2) Wi«. l ofs f Rivet Combines Commencement Graduation of 83 Rivet High School seniors will be celebrated Wednesday with a combined baccalaureate Mass and com- mencement exercise. Beginning at 7 p.m. on the grounds of Old Cathedral, the Mass will be concelebrated by the Revs. John Davidson, Carl Roos and Peter Fehrenbach, all members of the Rivet faculty. At the invitation of the graduat- ing class, the sermon will be de- livered by the Rev. Gayle Uebel- hor, Newman Center director at the University of Evansville, who conducted a retreat for the class last year. The Mass will conclude with the valedictory address by Deb- ra Ann Deem and the salutatory address by John S. Ruppel, fol- lowed by presentation of dip- lomas. Bishop Francis R. Shea of the Evansville diocese will be on hand for the presentation, at which Supt. Robert Mark of Vincennes Area Catholic Schools will preside. Other clergy mvited to partici- pate include Msgr. Leo Conti of Old Cathedral and the Revs. Sylvester Schroeder, Sacred Heart; Earl Schmitt, St. John the Baptist; Raymond Strange, St. Vincent; Matthew Lehn, St. Lawrence, Lawrence ville, 111.; John Shaughnessy, St. Thomas; and Hilary Vieck, St. Philip Neri, Bicknell. Members of the graduating class are William Bailey, Leona M. Bezy, Michael Boyer, Gail Ann Brames, Mark D. Bras- seur, Stephen F. Carie, Michael Eugene Cary, Thomas W. Clay- comb, Dennis M. Cochran, Rich- ard J. Cockrum. Susan Marie Conrad, John L. Curry, Charles Dawson, Debra Ann Deem, Joseph L. DeLisle, Marilyn K. Dixon, Eugene F. Dobbs, Kenneth R. Eaton, Mitchell J. Eaton, Mark Joseph Evans. John F. Faulkner II, Rebecca E. Feagans, Mary Rose Finch, Margaret Diane Fortner, Matt Frey, George Anthony Geheb, Carolyn Ann Guerrettaz, Bar- bara Jane Harris, Peggy Hasler, Herman A. Heinz Jr. Lucinda K. Heinz, Barbara Ann Hill, Charlene Marie Hulen, Paula Ann Hutton, Daniel Jos- eph Kaiser, Michael A. Kaiser, Roger Allen Keller, Deborah M. Kern, Gary L. Klueh, Doug- las Paul Kocher. Mary Ellen Kotter, Josephine Ann Kramer, Mary F. Laidle, Rebecca A. Lane, Daniel Leroy Laue, George Allen Logan, Dave Mattingly, Cheryl McCar- thy, Barbara Moeller, Gloria Ann Myers. Michael A. Nardine, Judith Ann Palmer, James J. Pea, Lin- da J. Primus, Stephen C. Ray, Lynn David Recker, Theodore N. Richardville, Patrick R. Roberts, J. David Roellgen, Michael W. Roth. John S. Ruppel, Leah Ann Rupprecht, Lawrence Joseph Schmidt, Michael Joseph Schmidt, David Bruce Schroyer Dave A. Siewers, James E. Smith, Michael Gene Smith, Theresa Ann Steininger, William R. Stevenson. Elizabeth Adele Summers, John Michael Teising, D. Sue Todd, Karen L. Tolliver, Maria Christina Tresslar, Beatrice Anne Underwood, Karen Lynn Vieck, Ann Marie Waggoner, Jim D. Wehrheim, Ann Elizabeth Westfall, Matthew R. Williams, Dennis Robert Wissing, Michael Zanetis. 127 Youth is the time for any extraordinary toil What good is Love without a friend. mj- W 5,m There is a star above shining just for you . . . reach that star. Medal Rivet Opp 205 178 201 244 251 246 255 255 219 246 225 240 210 225 204 248 258 235 210 240 255 177 170 198 174 Golf 72 Team Lawrenceville Bridgeport South Knox North Knox Sullivan North Knox Princeton Mt. Vernon Washington Bloomfield Linton South Knox Barr-Reeve Sullivan Date April 5 April 14 April 20 April 27 May 2 May 5 May 10 May 15 May 16 May 22 May 30 Date Varsity Team Rivet Oppt. April 14 L M 13 5 April 19 North Davies 3 4 April 21 Washington Catholic 11 1 April 26 Linton 10 8 April 27 Lincoln 2 6 May 1 North Knox 7 6 May 2 Bridgeport 2 16 May 8 Winslow Rain May 10 South Knox 4 2 May 11 Sullivan 3 8 May 15 North Davies 5 1 May 23 Bloomfield 9 2 May 24 South Knox 4 11 May 29 Sectional Washington Catholic 1 2 Date Junior Varsity Rivet Oppt. April 19 North Davies 3 5 May 5 Bridgeport 4 9 May 10 South Knox 2 3 May 15 North Davies 9 10 May 16 Lincoln 5 6 May 17 North Knox 9 8 Rivet ranked 18th among 22 teams in the sectional 133 Then help me run. With deer-like grace; Don’t let me slip, But tag first base. Then on to second. Stay with me. Lord; ’Cause this one out. We can’t afford. Then let me slide, With feet out-thrust, Across home plate, Through swirling dust. A friend is a present you give yourself by being friendly. 1972 Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Fall Co-Editors Yearbook Pam Tolliver Donna Bahr Winter Editor Assistants Spring Editor Assistants Summer Editor Assistants Head Photographer Assistant Yearbook Advisors Marizoe Petts Cyd Summers Jane Recker Ellen Guerrettaz Jane Coulup Rana Townsley Barb Sievers Karen Vieck Kathy Lenahan Kate Duesterburg Deb Dhom Denny Wissing Mark Truelove Nancy Pointer Robert Kleusner 142 Yearbook Workers r Rick Heinz Mark Kleuh Theresa Ruppel Debbie Haag Mary J. Fredrick Jim Pea Camy Ostendorf Steve Waggoner Special thanks to the Sun— Commerical and Mike Zanetis. EPIC III PA TRONS Pam Tolliver Dick Duesterberg Jane Ann Risch '67 Robert Tresslar Roger Lane Mary Rita Lane Mr. Mrs. Paul Bouchie Fr. Carl Roos Leah Rupprechl Pat Bezy 71 Della Sievers Ann Larry Shifty Tess Deem 70 Ann O. Lane William M. Recker Mrs. George Vieck Dick Cannon '67 The Leather Shop Helen Shaw ’25 Ruth Ostendorf ’25 Mr. and Mrs. John Fields Karen Hill Kathy Duesterberg Mary Duesterberg Becky Deem '67 Morrie Doll Mike Cary 72 Mrs. Short E. Dog Cyrus Deem Ernie Gouverner ’69 Mark Hill 70 Cathy Cannon ’68 Mrs. Marie Dora John Ruppel Dorothy Shaw ’33 Rich. Nancy, Paige, 6 Chad Wissing Hill Inc. Paulette M. Lane Jim Mary Jo Jim Smith’s Rambler Peggy Hosier Miss Joyce Welton Mrs. Ola Kramer ’48 Dave Deem '68 Mr. 6 Mrs. Forrest McGlone Bob, Judy, Bobby, Jeffy, Jennifer Emily Jean Wheatly Logan ’49 Mr. Mrs. Anthony Thomas Mr. Mrs. Frank Umfleet Mr. Mrs. Louis Linn Mr. Mrs. Robert M. Hill Mr. 6 Mrs. Clarence Deem, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John Fields, Jr. Mr. 6 Mrs. C. M. Do vidas Mrs. Thomas Blair, Sr. ’31 Mr. Mrs. James R. Jobe Mr. Mrs. Floyd Hosier Mr. Mrs. John Coulup Mr. Mrs. Steve Cannon Lawrenceville Federal Savings and Loan Ass’n Carol, Herb, Amy, Lara, Geoffrey Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Brothers Mr. Mrs. William Smith Sr. Dr. Mrs. Joseph Ostendorf Mr. Mrs. Urban Rupprechl Mr. Mrs. Robert Speth Mr. Mrs. Edward Lane Mr. Mrs. William J. Pea Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Schmidt Mr. Mrs. Wm. F. Duesterberg Mr. Mrs. William T. Lenahan 144 |l3|thoui the Support of the vn nt« -TiAe -fVm$ on the -follouDihc, Ou.r vj drbooK uoouAet y ot be pcS'b'xb . So, imenu hearty thenks h aoi (Mur 12. aAoerVisersV U e iov)-e u cuJ. 2 aovuRfOs eos SW@W ©Sima sprnoJS SECURITY VINCENNES • BlCKNELL • FREElANDVIllE • OAKTOWN All Accounts Insured Up To $20,000 By The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. kcudz £ j iudi ca 146 FINISH TODAY . . . WITH TODAY’S NEWS featuring the OLD POST SENTINEL VINCENNES SUN-COMMERCIAL 702 Main Street “Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty—II Cor. 3:17 Vincennes, Ind. Compliments of CRESTVIEW HOME OLD BRUCEVILLE RD. 882-1783 148 Knights of Columbus 513 Main Street Schultheis Sons Main Street 882-0630 882-2946 Simon Jewelry Store The Weavers 325 Main Street 882-4054 Upholstering Draperies 117 North Second St. Vincennes, Ind. 47591 Phone 882-5295 (Area Code 812) 149 Administration Bldg. Prepare for The Future at Indiana’s Public Comprehensive r . jj 1 882-3350 Junior College College Transfer Programs Occupational Programs GOOD LUCK GRADS You’re off to a great start. 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Sixth St. PARKVIEW IGA FOODLINER 2600 WASHINGTON 882-2613 Duesterberg Drug 3rd Main 6th Dubois The Hallmark House Z91 SSV1D VOINflf DeLisle Produce Company 169 Rural Route 4 Vincennes 882-2951 Stop Light Restaurant and Lounge RESTAURANT LOUNGE mjraun Z ANETIS OIL PROPERTIES Kluesner Photography Have Camera—will travel' Robert L. Kluesner 303 S 7th St. Vincennes, Indiana 47591 Lawrenceville, 111. Sophomore class 1974 173 St. John’s Catholic Main Street, Vincennes 174 Student Council 1971-72