St Rose Academy - Rosa Mystica Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

Our choo (Sc ong. Oh, we are glad with golden hours that all too soon must fly. Our high school days like fragrant flowers for us will never die; In memories of after years we fondly will recall The joyous days of S. R. A., the dearest days of all. As we go marching through school and life. In every duty, in every strife, We'll be loyal, staunch and true, to St. Rose, our cherished school, And to her colors, the white and gold. As we go forth with firm intent and purpose right and true. Our motto is, Perfection in whatever we may do. And although land and sea divide us, we will stand true blue For our beloved S, R. A., and prove our love so true. foreword The structure of our school has stood since 1885. For seventy-eight years young ladies have been graduated from her sheltering walls. Today we watch the plans for its destruction unfold before our eyes. Yet, in a sense, it is impossible to destroy the old St. Rose. The building may be razed, but the spirit of loyalty and devotion - the spirit that characterizes every student and graduate of old St. Rose - will live on. Only when its last alumna has quit this life, will the spirit die. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF... ASSISTANT EDITOR. PRODUCTION STAFF Photography.... Picture Layout.. Ad Layout...... Literary....... Art............ Typing......... PROMOTION STAFF Advertisements., Subscriptions.... Patrons............. [ 4 ] and Mrs. James McGowan ('41) enjoy sharing Sharon, Rose Ann, and Jody of the Class of '63. (Contents Title Page..........................1 School Song and Picture............ 2 Foreword........................... 4 Dedication......................... 6 Faculty............................ 8 Graduates..........................14 Students...........................24 Classes............................36 Organizations..................... 44 Features...........................56 Alumnae Patrons....................70 Social Patrons.....................72 Advertisers........................74 Margie DeLisle . .Carolyn Hess ...E. Jaussaud, K. Collard, M. K. Halter, S. Holzmiller, S. Lane ..............................S. McGowan, J. Walton, B. Wissing ........................J. Heines, C. Hand, N. Ruppel, S. Sievers .................................P. Glass, J. Holscher, J. Palmer ....................S. Ridge, C. Bouchie, P. Gartner, L. Thomas ...............V. Doll, A. Eddleman, R. A. Evans, M. Memering ...........................H. R. Primus, N. Flory, R. A. Yochum ..........................................K. Scott, C. Hess, J. Fields ..............................B. Hendershot, J. Kutter, J. Truelove [ 5 ] PRESENT ALUMNAE OFFICERS: Miss Florence Walter, Recording Secretary; Mrs. John Fane, President; Miss Leona Conn, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Hubert Feagans, Treasurer. dt)eclicu tion The Class of 1963 dedicates this edition of Rosa Mystica to the alumnae of Saint Rose Academy. These graduates have set a standard of excellence which is the goal of all the present and future students of Saint Rose. The pictures in the school halls are of the graduates from 1889 to the present. These alumnae have helped bestow a heritage that makes any girl proud to say, I graduated from Saint Rose Academy. [ 6 ] Our Wod t idtinauidLed umna Eleventh Superior General of the Sisters of Providence of St. Mary-of-The-Woods, Indiana— WotLr l oie yefa After graduating from Saint Rose Academy, Mother Rose Angela entered the Community of the Sisters of Providence in 1913. She taught at Saint Rose from 1939 until 1941 and served as principal from 1941 until 1947. In 1960 she was elected Superior General of the Congregation, the highest honor a Catholic woman can receive. The principal and faculty welcomed us in September. Throughout the year they have shown sympathetic understanding, expressed interest in our welfare, provided friendly encouragement, and have been a spiritual inspiration to all the students. memories THE RIGHT REVEREND PAUL A. DEERY, V. G. Monsignor serves as student chaplain and director of the Sodality. THE REVEREND PATRICK FOSTER Father is student chaplain and instructor in the marriage course for seniors. [ 10 ] reca (( SISTER MARIE CHRISTOPHER, S. P. Sister teaches French, religion, English, and mathematics. She serves as Freshman advisor and moderates the Sodality and a vocation club. j' 'la BELLE FRANCE w ■ i I SISTER MARY JANE, S. P. The library holds a new interest to students under Sister's guidance. She is an instructor in social studies and mathematics. SISTER MARY EMILY, S. P, Known for her hospitality, Sister makes every student and visitor feel welcome. [ ii ] MRS. PAUL NUGENT A welcome addition to the faculty, Mrs. Nugent teaches social studies and health. SISTER MAUREEN CLARE, S. P. The Sophomores are under her guidance. Sister teaches religion and classical languages and serves as moderator of a vocation club. SISTER MARY JOANITA, S. P. Sister is the Junior class advisor and instructor in religion and commercial courses. [ 12 ] SISTER JEAN CATHERINE, S. P. Vocal and instrumental music are cultural and entertaining under Sister’s directions. Sister is also moderator of the Sessions in Sound Music Club. MRS. JOHN WISSING SISTER SUZANNE, S. P. As Senior Advisor Sister sponsors the yearbook and other class projects. She teaches science courses, religion, and English and is moderator of the Sigma Tau Science Club, The Triple High School Science Seminar, and a vocation club. Choreography, games, and calisthenics are skills taught by our physical education teacher. JANET HOLSCHER President Sacred Heart Parish SHY LA LANE Vice-President Saint Vincent Parish SHARON McGOWAN Treasurer Sacred Heart Parish KENNITA COLLARD Secretary Saint James Episcopal 4 [ 16 ] VIRGINIA DOLL Saint John Parish ROSE ANN EVANS Saint John Parish JO ETTA FIELDS Saint John Parish [ 17 ] NELLEY FLORY Sacred Heart Parish PAULA GARTNER Saint Vincent Parish PHYLLIS GLASS Saint Thomas Parish MARY KAY HALTER Saint Thomas Parish CHARLOTTE HAND Saint John Parish CAROLYN HESS Saint John Parish JANICE HEINES Saint John Parish BONNIE HENDERSHOT Sacred Heart Parish CHARLOTTE HESS Saint Thomas Parish ELIZABETH JAUSSAUD Saint John Parish JUDY KUTTER Sacred Heart Parish SUE HOLZMILLER Saint John Parish MARY MEMERING Saint John Parish JODY PALMER Saint John Parish SHERRIE RIDGE Saint John Parish EMMA RUTH PRIMUS Saint Thomas Parish NANCY RUPPEL Saint John Parish KATHY SCOTT Saint John Parish SARAH S IE VERS Saint John Parish LUCILLE THOMAS Saint Vincent Parish JUDY WALTON Old Cathedral Parish BUNNY WISSING Saint John Parish JOANNE TRUELOVE Sacred Heart Parish RUTH ANN YOCHUM Sacred Heart Parish Pat Rich, President Marsha Speth, Treasurer Janet De Pina, Secretary Susan Fane. Vice-President CLu Offi icerd JUNIORS lAJe ll be loyal, dtauncb, and true Vicki Barvais Karen Bezy Judy Bilskie Mary Ann Booher Marsha Bratton Virginia Brown Mary Jean Bums Carol Conrad Jayne Conrad Margaret Dailey Janet Mary De Pina Susan Fane Beth Fields Bernie Frey Sharon Grannan Phyllis Halter Mary Kay Hess Lois Ann Hunckler Carol Joyce Janice Keller [ 26 ] Ann O’Dell Bonnie Redman Pat Rich • • Jeanne Keller Jackie Legros Bev Miller Sharon Newton Jane Richardville Judy Ruppel Linda Ruppel Margie Rusch Denise Simnick Marsha Speth Mary Jo Weiler Anita Wezet Mary A. Williams Cheri Wissing Theresa Worland Dorothy Yochum [ 27 ] Kathy Kilfoil, Student Council Representative Delores Yochum, Secretary Dolores Heinz, Treasurer Mary Ellen Holscher, President Anne Faulkner, Vice-President a add Offi icerd SOPHOMORES we wi ll stand true Maureen Adams Roberta Barksdale Kathy Sue Bilskie Judy Bilskie Becky Blanford Mary Ann Bohnert Mary Kay Carie Diane Clark Vicki Conrad Kathy Corts Barbara Cunningham Anne Faulkner Ruth Ann Frey Anne Frigge Mary Rita Gartner Madonna Garvey Jackie Greenwell Linda Halter Dolores Heinz Elizabeth Helmling Joyce Hess Kathy Hoalt Mary Ellen Holscher Phyl Hopper Julie Joice Linda Joice Donna Junod Phyllis Keller Mary Kay Kiefer Kathy Kilfoil Cheryl Kotter Mary Kay Lenahan Pat Lynch Toni Marcroft Marianne McCarthy Theresa McCullough PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Carla Meier Sandra Memering Rita Ruth Muller Sharyn Nash Margaret Nowaskie Janine Orr Thelma Padgett Stephanie Parrish Janice Radwanski Theresa Randall Pam Rich Susie Ryder Ruth Ann Schmidt Jacque Scott Margie Snyder Janice Stangle Mary Ellen Steckler Kay Stoelting Carolyn Tromley Kay Walton Bev Wilkes Delores Yochum Kay Junod, Treasurer Marianna Hess, Secretary Julie Randall, President Diana Bright, Student Council Representative Sandra Linn, Vice-President CU icerS M e are Lours . . . Pat Barrett Charlotte Bauer JoEllen Bauer Nora Beaman Cathy Bezy Mary Bezy Barbara Bilskie Bonnie Blanford Joan Blome Linda Bratton Diana Bright Dianne Carie Ruth Ann Carie Pam Carr Cindy Clauss Sally Conrad Cherie Dailey Kathy DeBoeuf Cleta Edmondson Jane Edmondson Kathy Evans Rita Fields Marilyn Gartner Georgia Gosciniak Marianna Hess Paula Heuby Kathy Joyce Kay junod Mary Beth Keller Charlene Lane Terri Lane Kathy Larson Sandy K. Linn Estrella Marti Linda McKenna Betty Jane Mize Phyllis Morgan Agnes Painter Cathy Patterson Kathleen Ponder Julie Randall Gloria Shappard Brenda Snellenberger Susan Steckler Melodee Stout Rita L. Tewalt Christine Thomas Linda Vennard Gloria Vieke Helen Vieke Mary Ann Werker Kathie Westfall Barbie Whetstine Patty Williams Beth Wissel The daily routine of classes has begun. Classes, classes, and more classes or so it seems! Somehow, as the day grows longer, the steps seem more numerous and the books heavier. [ 36 J md CLASSES A 3 we 9° marci lilncj. through 3cliool . . . Combining their efforts, Ruth Ann Frey, Margie Snyder, and Kay Walton solve a problem in general business class. Nancy Ruppel and Sue Holzmiller, senior typists, finish an assigned budget. Susie Ryder, Pam Rich, and Kathy Bilskie review their Roman history in Latin II. [ 38 ] Jane and Cleta Edmondson listen as Melodee Stout discusses the ancient gods in world history class. Joanne Truelove, Carolyn Hess, and Ruth Ann Yochum compare letters in shorthand. Mary Jean Bums converses in French with Judy Bilskie. Parlezvous francais? Ruth Carie, Mary Bezy, and Charlotte Bauer study symbols of the Blessed Trinity in first year religion class. Mary Jo Weiler and Margaret Rusch show a New Year’s Eve prayer to the Junior religion class. Mrs. Nugent shows and old sword to Marsha Bratton, Sharon Grannon, and Bonnie Redmond during U. S. History class. Jayne Conrad is using the electric typewriter for the first time while Sister Mary Joanita supervises. Cindy Clauss, Pam Carr, and Mary Ann Werker search the bulletin board for theme topics in English I class. During civics class Phyllis Glass proves to Charlotte Hand and Judy Kutter that Burma is south of China. Sister points out to Bonnie Hendershot and Sherrie Ridge, ”11 faut toujours parler en francais! (It is always necessary to answer in French!) Donna Junod, Judy Bilskie, and Linda Halter locate the Alps in world geography class. Sister Mary Joanita looks on as Dorothy Yochum collects shorthand assignments from Judy Bilskie and Bernadine Frey. Theresa McCullough proves to Stephanie Parrish that BG is J- to EF. Jackie Legros, Marsha Speth and Carol Joyce discuss last night's algebra assignment. Judy Walton, Bunny Wissing, and Charlotte Hess show a silhouette of the Senior Class Model in religion class. In algebra class Linda Bratton explains the intricacies of factoring to Gloria Vieke. Kathy Scott and Paula Gartner collect oxygen during chemistry class. Mary Kay Carie, Joyce Hess, and Anne Frigge use the new tape recorder in English II. Nelley Flory reads her first-grade version of Macbeth to the English class, as Carol Ann Bouchie and Mary Kay Halter join in the general laughter. Sophomores, Margaret Nowaskie, Ruth Ann Schmidt, and Kathy Hoalt lead a panel dis- cussion in religion class. What’s up in sophomore gym class? [ 41 ] Margaret Dailey, Sharon Newton, and Phyllis Halter review some English grammar. To get a better sense of rhythm the freshman gym class practice a few dance steps. Marsha Speth, Beth Ann Fields, and Ann O'Dell improve their reading speed and comprehension. Paula Heuby, Sally Conrad, and Kathy Westfall check the answer to a first year algebra problem. In biology class Phyllis Hopper, Mary Rita Gartner, and Toni Marcroft use the micropro- jector while studying Planaria. Phyllis Morgan, Georgia Gosciniak, Paula Heuby, and Kay Junod struggle through a Latin I exam- ination. [ 42 ] Sophomores, Janice Radwanski, Margaret Nowaskie, and Diane Clark work on the rate builders in the S, R. A. reading kits. Carolyn Tromley, Julie Joice, and Phyllis Hopper get in tune for the spring music program. Ann Eddleman, Sherrie Ridge, and Sue Holzmiller learn to use the slide rule--the mathematician's friend! Sandy Memering, Mary Kay Kiefer, and Mary Kay Lenahan apparently enjoy biology lab. The Freshman Glee Club learn one of the prin- The Seniors concentrate! ciples of correct singing. Watch that vowel formation, girls! [ 43 ] Janet Holscher, President of the Sigma Tau Science Club Lucille Thomas, President of the Junior-Senior Glee Club Jody Palmer, President of the Student Council and Prefect of the Sodality of Our Lady [ 44 ] Janice Stangle, Marsha Speth, Rose Ann Evans, Janet Holscher, Jane Richardville, Susan Fane, Kathy Scott, Jody Palmer, and Pam Rich are the Saint Rose members of the Triple High School Science Seminar. Virginia Doll, Janet join Phyllis Glass and of the National Honor 1 As Janet Holscher reads a report at a Sodality meeting, the other officers, Carol Conrad, Jody Palmer, and Carla Meier, look on. Officers, Virginia Doll and Mary Memering, discuss harmony with members of Sessions in Sound. The Student Council, with Sister Sheila as director and Jody Palmer as president, co-ordinates views of teachers and students. [ 46 ] Holsclier, and Jody Palmer Kathy Scott in the pledge Society. Sigma Tau Science Club officers. Janet Holscher, Kathy Scott, and Jane Richardville, enjoy a breath of fresh air. Members of the club follow their example after one of their monthly meetings. Elizabeth Jaussand, Rita Fields, Kathy Bilskie, Kathy Ponder, and Ruth Ann Frey, representatives of the five voc- ation clubs, discuss plans for future meetings. Mr. J. Edward Klinker, Ph. D., entertains seminar students, Dennis Simon, Vicki Slawson, Becky Staser, James Elliott, Marsha Speth, and Eugene Ravellette during intermission at a regular Thursday evening meeting. [ 47 ] A windy day—and thoughts of the Spring Concert are in the minds of the combined Glee Clubs. Janet de Pina, Lucille Thomas, Bonnie Hendershot, and Judi Lane, officers of the Junior-Senior Glee Club, plan the agenda for a coming concert. Passing music is a big job done with a smile by Gloria Shappard, Kathy Corts, Theresa McCullough, and Barbara Whetstine, officers of the Freshman and Sophomore Glee Clubs. [ 48 ] Theresa and Julie Randall and Pam Carr learn the fundamentals of singing— —while a vocal performance is the task of Sharon Grannan and Jackie Legros. The Proper of the Mass offers some Latin tongue twisters to these singers. The Academy Singers entertain .KfflfmuziosBi at public and private functions. The Cathedral Choir lend their voices to the service of the liturgy at the Old Cathedral. [ 50 ] Sacristans, Jayne and Carol Conrad, straighten an altar linen after Mass. Receptionists, Rose Ann Evans, Phyllis Halter, Ann Eddleman, and Nancy Ruppel distract Mary Memering as she takes a 'phone message. JoEtta Fields, Kathy Kilfoil, Linda Ruppel, and Janet Holscher help to keep the library running smoothly. Marsha Speth, Bernie Frey, and Janice Stangle are the hardworking salesladies in the Trading Post. Hot sandwiches, anyone? Sherrie Dailey and Barbara Bilskie are kept busy every noon hour. [ 51 ] Who's excited at National Honor Society induction? The Student Council president, Jody Palmer, addresses the Principal on the feast of St. Cecilia and helps serve refreshments at Father-Daughter dance. Janet Holscher was elected the Best Girl scientist in the State by the Indiana Junior Academy of Science. Mr. Walter V. Thomas of the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies addressed the members of the Triple High School Science Seminar. Jane and Janet give mutual encouragement before and Evansville science meeting. [ 52 ] Virginia Doll, Carol Conrad, and Sharon Grannon, who received superior ratings at the district contest, prepate for State competition. Students of Central and St. Rose anticipate the performance of The Nutcracker Suite, given at Indiana University. Officers of the Patrons Club are Mrs. James Scott, Mr. George Legros, Mrs. Carl Hess, Mr. Arthur Wezet, and Mr. Carl Joice. First and second grade pupils from Saint Francis Xavier school add color and interest to The Part- ridge in a Pear Tree. i n Among several activities sponsored by the Patrons Club were the prize-winning float in the Christmas parade and the Pound Party for the Sisters, during which the Academy Singers entertained. Upperclassmen enjoy the trip to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods for a choral festival. Graceful dancing emphasizes the meaning of a choral number at the Christmas Concert. Gloria Shappard, Phyllis Halter, Kathy Corts, and Emma Ruth Primus help in the Sodality orange drive for the children at Saint Vincent’s Orphanage. The Living Rosary is an annual event sponsored by the Sodality. Sodalists, Julie Joice, Jayne Conrad, Kathy Patterson, and Janice Stangle, sort and pack clothes for the Indian missions, Hungry students patronize the Sodality Bake Sales. [ 54 ] Monsignor Deery blesses the Advent wreath before it is lighted by the Sodality Prefect. The crowning party poses after the May procession. Sodality officers assist Monsignor Deery at the induction of the new Sodalists. The May Crowning is the final religious function sponsored by the Sodality each spring. Senior members of the Student Council try on their bonnets before the dinner for Les Voyageurs. [ 55 ] The Ideal Woman has been the inspiration of the Senior Class throughout the year. They featured this poem at their annual Foundation Day program for the Sisters. Following the festivities of Saint Catherine’s Day with the juniors, the seniors journeyed to Evansville for an afternoon of shopping and for dinner at the McCurdy Hotel. [ 56 ] Our motto id perfection in ivhateuer tem L er Charlotte Hess, Ann O'Dell, and Mary Ellen Steckler wear the senior get-acquainted gimmick, name tags. As initiation ends, the freshmen sing their class song with spirit. Students begin the school year by attending Holy Mass. Matt Dillon seems to be checking his horse during this interview at the initiation. Members of the faculty enjoy initiation with the students. [ 58 ] we may OctoL er During the traditional Foundation Day pro- gram, seniors Charlotte Hand, Sherrie Ridge, Carolyn Hess, Nancy Ruppel, and Shyla Lane depict holy women of France. Senior panelists, Shyla Lane, Joanne Truelove, Kathy Scott, Elizabeth Jaussaud, Judy Walton, and Sue Holzmiller, explain the Ecumenical Council to the student body. Not even a skunky door prize kept the Corvettes from being a big hit at the Jun- ior Sport Dance. [ 59 ] Representatives of each class present Sister Sheila with gifts from the student body, and the Academy Singers climax the entertainment with song. The seniors pose before attending Mass on Ring Day. Monsignor Deery congratulates and exhorts them. Bonnie Hendershot, as Leonard Bernstein, directs the New York Philharmonic Orchestra in a command performance for Sister's enjoyment. yjovember Cleta and Jane Edmundson portray Marge and Gower Champion in Sister Sheila's feast day program. [ 60 ] Sister Sheila bestows the class ring on Ruth Ann Yochum. The juniors are the gracious hostesses at luncheon on Saint Catherine's Day. Rose Ann Evans and Margie DeLisle proudly display their class rings to Mary Ann Williams and Regina Nowaskie. Juniors, Jackie Legros and Sharon Grannan, entertain the seniors with song. 2 1ecem The Academy Singers kneel respectfully before the Madonna, portrayed by Ann Eddleman. In a lighter mood, die Singers entertain at a Patrons' Club meeting. [ 61 ] The Senior Dancers interpret the O-Antiphons. anu arv O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree! becomes a standard joke, but it also earns money for the Senior Class treasury. Some dads and daughters danced in the gym while other father- daughter partners played cards. Father John Foster gave the retreat at school, while the seniors made their retreat under the direction of Father Carl Shetler at Sarto. ary The six judges pose with the four girls they selected as winners of the Sixth Annual Science Fair. [ 62 ] Susan Fane displays her prize- winning project at the Science Fair. Ward, Skaters have their ups and downs at the Sophomore Party! Months of preparation precede ground-breaking for the new S. R. A. Seniors prepare publicity for the Senior Sport Dance. The Academy Singers rehearse many hours before the spring music program. Pam Rich, Melodee Stout, Anne Faulkner, and Cleta Edmondson participate in the Indiana High School Achievement Program. [ 63 ] The Junior-Senior Prom is the social highlight of the last weeks of the school year. The Seniors process into chapel for the Baccalaureate Mass—their last Holy Mass together as students of S.R.A. [ 64 ] Three generations of Saint Rose students: Betty Jane Mize with her mother, Betty Lou Linn Mize ('36), and her grandmother, Esther Brouillette Linn(T4). Saint Rose graduates, each with two daughters at S.R.A., are Mildred Smith Nowaskie (’44) with Regina and Margaret, and Martha Kramer Conrad ('34) with Jayne and Sally. Mother Rose Angela (’13) tells some seniors of '63 of the graduation exercises fifty years ago. Sister C atherine Celine visits with her sister, Camilla Brocksmith Palmer ('35) and her niece, Jody Palmer. Alumnae with two daughters at Saint Rose are Louise Cavanaugh Blanford ('29) with Becky and Bonnie, and Mary Katherine Hoffman Steckler (’43) with Mary Ellen and Susan. Sister Rosemary (’06) and Sister Adrian Marie (’38) visit their Alma Mater. Sister Dorothy Augustine (’62) with her mother Dorothy Siewers Nowaskie ('38), and her father (who wanted to attend St. Rose!) [ 65 ] Mary Margaret Brown Evans ('38) and her daughters, Rose Ann and Kathy. r ADVERTISEMENTS graduates Remember JILa 1907 em em Mi� Shirley Kay Hinds. 1961 Mrs. Margaret Jane Hendershot Hobbs. 1950 Mrs. Helen Recker Hopper. 1937 Mrs. Marjorie Tislow Hudson. 1947 Miss Mary Jane Adams. 1959 Sister Teresa Aloyse, S. P Mrs Mary Bochner Anderson. Mi� Toni Anderson. 1961 Mother Rose Angela. S P Sister Elizabeth Ann. S. P Mrs. Norma Snyder Bahr, 1959 Mrs. Jacquelin Hendershot Ballow. 1957 Mrs. Rose Ellen Devlin Bergman, 1920 Mrs Martha Ann Lacy Btcrhaus. 1939 Mrs Carolyn Carie Bilskie. 1955 Mrs. Joyce Ferry Blice. 1946 Miss Helen C. Blome, 1923 Miss Rosemary Bohnert. 1935 Mrs. Patricia Ruble Bolk, 1945 Mrs. Beverlie Vennard Bouvy. 1957 Miss Patricia Bratton Miss Janet Bright, 1960 Mrs. Vivian Hoffman Brokhage. 1931 Mrs. Mary Lambiotte Brockstnith. 1940 Sister Camille, S. P. Mrs. Lucille Erskine Carie, 1937 Miss Dottie Can, 1960 Sister Irene Cecile. S. P. Sister Marion Celeste. S. P. Sister Catherine Celine. S. P Mrs Dorothy Ueding Clauss, 1952 Miss Leona Conn. 1947 Miss Patty Corts. 1961 Mrs. Patricia Aves Coulup. 1946 Mrs. Helen Hoffman Deem. 1943 Mrs Dolores Dognaux Devine. 1946 Mrs. Nellie Bastin Dognaux. 1915 Mrs Mary Margaret Bouchie Dollahan. 1942 Sister Rose Dolores. S. P. Mrs Elizabeth Lauby Duesterberg. 1923 Mrs Blanche O'Donnell Duesterberg. 1919 Mrs. Virginia Dora Duesterberg. 1941 Mrs. Beverly DcRolf Duffey. 1950 Miss Barbara JoAnn Elkins. 1960 Sister Rose Ellen, S. P. Sister Francis Elvire. S. P. Mrs Jackie Linn Fairhurst, 1950 Mrs. Betty Frey Fane, 1940 Mrs. Clementine C. Memering Feagans, 1937 Miss Carolyn Sue Flory. 1956 Mrs. Mary Catherine Thomas Fox. 1931 Mrs. Ann Lee Bouchie Frey. 1948 Mrs. John Grannan. Sr. Miss Joan Sue Halter, 1958 Mrs. Judy Junod Halter . 1957 Miss Judy Heines. I960 Mrs. Jeanette Bouchie Hess. 1937 Mrs. Rose Greemorc Hughes. 1941 Sister Mary Imelda. S. P Sister Agnes Isabel, S. P. Mrs. Joan Wetzel Jewel. 1947 Mrs. Harriet Van Dement Joary Mrs. Kathryn Madden Johnson. 1942 Mrs. Betty Mayes Johnson, 1937 Mrs. Lida Schulthcis Joicc, 1934 Miss Jane Kahre, 1959 Mrs Margaret Frisz Kaiser. 1943 Mrs. Elinor Devlin Kramar. 1927 Mrs. Louella Bouchie Kramer. 1944 Mrs Helena Riley Kramer. 1923 Mrs Loretta Nestlchut Kramer. 1926 Mrs. Mary Ellen Dognaux Laakman, 1939 Mrs. Jane Frey Lambert. 1955 Miss Linda C. Lane. 1958 Mrs. Pat Frey Lane. 1956 Mrs. Clara Simon Lannan, 1896 Mrs. Gloria Beal Lcnahan, 1949 Mrs. Irene Keller Lenahan. 1926 Mrs. Emily Jean Wheatley Logan. 1949 Sister Margaret Loretto, S. P. Sister Marie Louis, S. P. Mrs. Patricia Kennedy Lowe, 1941 Mrs. Margaret Ann Wathen Marchino. 1953 Sister Anna Margaret. S. P Sister Adrian Marie. S. P. Sister Michele Mane, S. P Mrs Emilia Goose ns Marsh. 1923 Mrs. Ruth Eschbach Martin. 1935 Sister Maximina. S. P. Miss Mary McCullough. 1962 Mrs. Peggy Summers McDonald. 1945 Mrs. Mary Kileen McGowan. 1941 Mrs. Marie Lucier McQuaid. 1924 Miss Kathleen Memering. 1959 Mrs. Betty Linn Mize. 1936 Miss Louise Morgan Mrs. Robert A. Morgan. 1938 Mrs. Thelma Steimel Newton. 1940 Mrs. Kay Gallagher Niehaus Sister Patricia Nowaskie. S P Postulant Miss Katherine O'Connor, 1900 Mrs Camilla Brocksmith Palmer. 1935 Mrs. Catherine Whetstine Patterson. 1940 Sister Petrone 11a, S. P Mrs. Ethel Brouillette Preble Mrs. Diane Bratton Preusz Water Miss Pamela Prullage. 1962 Mrs Margaret Erskine Quinett Mrs. Mary Ellen Robinson Quinn. 1926 Sister Raymond. S. P. Miss Janet Rich. 1961 Miss Judy Richardville, 1961 Mrs. Thelma Lane Richardville. 1945 Mrs. Catherine Page Ridgley. 1941 Miss Marie Risch, 1918 Sister Rosarii, S. P. Sister Rosemary. S. P. Mrs. Rita Ann O'Donnell Schenk. 1943 Mrs. Estelle Fish Schultheis. 1909 Mrs. Otto Fish Schultheis Miss Sharon Scott. 1957 The Shaws: Mrs. Irene Walter Shaw. 1903 Mrs Patricia Shaw Cannon. 1938 Mrs. Margaret Shaw Daniels. 1931 Mrs. Betty Shaw Ostendorf. 1934 Miss Dorothy Shaw. 1933 Miss Helen Shaw. 1925 Mrs. Helen Recker Siewers. 1932 Miss Loretta Simnick. 1931 Miss Marie C. Simon. 1910 Mrs. Leona Bastin Smith. 1932 Mrs. Margaret Ueding Smith, 1934 Mrs. Mary Lou Carie Snider. 1960 Mrs. Harriet Ladner Somes. 1914 Miss Barbara Stangle. 1959 Mrs. Mary Hoffman Sleekier, 1943 Mrs. Diane Prullage Stone. 1948 Mrs. Virginia Heines Strange Mrs. Katherine Konen Summers. 1924 Miss Sarah E Summers. 1959 Mrs. Margaret Sommes Sutton. 1931 Mrs. Lydia Pevont Taugher. 1914 Miss Mary Teising. 1961 Sister Joan Thcrese, S. P Sister Monica Therese, S. P. Miss Shirley Thomas. 1961 Mrs Mary Helen Vennard Thompson. 1958 Miss Vickie Ueding, 1962 Miss Mary Vachct. 1942 Mrs. Maxine Cary Vieke. 1945 Miss Mary Sue Wathen. 1961 Mrs. Betty Allega Weiler. 1936 Mrs Bertha Hunckler West. 1946 Mrs Bernice Stangle Wheatley. 1925 Mrs. Mary Gladys Nardine Wheeler. 1944 Sister Rose Xavier. S. P Mrs Janet Vieke Yarber. 1959 Miss Margaret Yochum, 1961 [ 71 ] CjenerouA . Oriendi lender dii siit ance Miss Maureen Adams Miss Barbara Cunningham Mr. L. Fay Hcdden Mrs. Thelma P. Adams Miss Esther M. Cunningham Miss Janice Heines Miss Diana Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heines Mr. and Mrs Martin Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Myron L. Curtner Mr and Mrs. Gerald Hclmling Mr. Allie A. Arnold Miss Margarit Dailey Mr. John Hclmling The Reverend J. Ralph Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Davis Mr. Larry Helmling Bandmill Grocery Store Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deem. Sr. Miss Carolyn Hess Miss Vickie Barvais The Right Reverend P. J. Deery. V. G. Mr and Mrs Charles Hess Mrs. Helen Bennett Miss Margie DeLisle Miss Charlotte Hess Brother Bertrand, F.S.C. Mrs. R. J. Dognaux Mr. Edward Lee Hess Mr. John Betz The Reverend Henry J. Doll Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hess Miss Judy A. Bilskie Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Dora Mrs. Eugene E. Hines Miss Judy Bilskie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eddlcman Miss Kathy Hoalt Miss Kathy Bilskie Miss Catherine Egloff Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hoalt Mr. And Mrs. Robert Bilskie Miss Sclna L. Ellermann Miss Mary Esther Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bilskie Misses Kathy and Rose Ann Evans Mr. Clarence Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. William Blanford Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans Miss Lucille Hoffman Miss Joan Blomc Dr. N. D. Ewing Mr and Mrs. Bub Holschcr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blome Miss Susan Fane Mr. and Mrs Charles Holscher Mr. and Mrs. John Bono Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feagans Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holscher Mrs. Hannah L. Bolk Miss Jo Etta Fields Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holscher Miss Mary Ann Booher Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fields Mr. and Mrs. William Holscher Mr. Louis Bouvy Miss Rita Fields Hudson Furniture Company Mr. and Mrs. William Bowman Mr. George Flack Dr Joseph Humphreys Mrs. Irene D. Brand Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fleck Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter Miss Marsha Bratton Miss Nelley Flory Miss Elizabeth Jaussaud Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Brouillctte Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Flory Mrs. Leona Johnson Mr. Cyril J. Bultman Fowler's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Joice Mr. John Burke Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frey, Jr. Miss Linda Joice Miss Dianne Carie Mr. William Frey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joice Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carie A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1. Joice Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Carie Miss Anne Frigge Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kahl Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Carle Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gamey The Keller Twins Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Carr Miss Madonna Garvey Mr. Steve Keller Mrs. Charles E. Carr Miss Phyllis Glass Dr. C. L. Kelso Mrs. Colleen Carr Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Glass Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Kemp Mrs. Colleen T. Carr Mr. John Halter Mr. and Mrs. Kalley Kennedy Miss Pam Carr Miss Kay Halter Mr. Merle M. Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. John R. Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Leo Halter Mrs. Raymond Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. Herbert 0. Chattin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Halter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kiefer Mrs. Eva Clauss Miss Phyllis Halter Mayor Holly Kilfoil Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Ray Halter Miss Kathy Kilfoil Mr. and Mrs. Edward Com Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harmon Miss Kathy Com Miss Edith H. Hedden. County Auditor [ 72 ] The Reverend David Kissel Mrs. Max Klueh. Sr. Mrs. Mary B. Kocher Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Kotter Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kutter Mr Dave Land Mrs. Paul L. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Marsile Legat Miss Jackie Legros Miss Sandy Linn Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lynch Miss Pat Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marchino Mrs. Sophia Marchino Miss Mary Joan Marsh Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCarthy Misses Jean and Jane McCarthy Miss Marianne McCarthy Miss Ola McCrary Mr. and Mrs. John L. McCullough Mr. Webster McGiffen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. McMullen Miss Carla Ann Meier Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Meier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Memenng Miss Mary Memering Mr. Lyle E Miller Miss Betty Jane Mize Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mize Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moran Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mouzin Miss Rita Ruth Muller Mr. and Mrs. William P. Muller Mrs. Alfred Q. Nardine Miss Sharyn Nash Mr and Mrs. Pete Nash Miss Sharon Newton Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nowaskie Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nowaskie Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nowaskie Miss Margaret L. Nowaskie Miss Regina Nowaskie Mr. and Mrs. John O'Brien Mr John L. O'Brien Miss Blanche O’Dell Mr and Mrs. Albert M. Oexmann Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Ostendorf Miss Jody Palmer Mr. and Mrs. James F Parrish Miss Mary Stephanie Parrish Mr. Mike Phillips Miss Kathleen Ponder Mr. and Mrs. Lovic B. Ponder Mrs. Ruth J Primus Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Prullage Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Quinett Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Radwanski Mrs. Julia Randall Miss Julie Randall Miss Theresa Randall Miss Irene M. Reinbold Miss Kathy Rich Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Richardville Miss Jane Richardville Mr. and Mrs Chris Ruppcl Miss Judy Ruppel Miss Linda Ruppel Miss Margaret Rusch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rusch Mr Richard L. Ryder Miss Susanne Ryder Schiff Shoe Store The Reverend Earl A. Schmitt The Reverend Sylvester Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Schultheis Mr. and Mrs. William E. Schulze Mr. and Mrs. Philbert Scott Mr. and Mrs. James Scott Miss Jacque Scott Miss Kathy Scott The Honorable Judge Ralph A. Seal Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shappard Mr and Mrs. Walter Shappard The Reverend John Shaughnessy Mr. Ray Smith Smith and Perry Southslde DX Miss Cheryl Snellenberger Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snellenberger Miss Antoinette C. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder Miss Margie Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Edward Speth Mr. Robert Speth Mr and Mrs. Arthur Stanglc Mr and Mrs. Frank Stangle Mr. and Mrs R. Curtis Stanglc Mr. and Mrs. Clcve Stecklcr Mr. J. Max Sleekier Miss Susan Sleekier Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stiemal Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swayze Tenie's Beauty Shop Mr. W. T. Tcschncr Miss Rita Louise Tewalt Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Thomas Miss Lucille Thomas Mr. Allen T. Thome Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Tolbert Miss Carolyn Tromley Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tromley Mr Joseph Tromley Mr. Paul Tromley Mr. R. D. Van Eaton Miss Linda Vcnnard Mrs. George Vleck Mr. Ernest J. Vieke Miss Gloria VicVe Miss Laura A. Vieke Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vieke Mr. and Mrs. E. P Walker Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Weller Drs. Welch and Vaughn Mr. Richard Wendling Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wezet Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wheatley Mr. Merlin Williams Dr. and Mrs. Herman B. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Yochum Mrs. John W. Zeigler [ 73 ] PROGRESS LAUNDRY NATIONAL MARKET DRY CLEANERS COMPANY Sanitone 21 North Second Street (The finest in Dry Cleaning) Hats cleaned and blocked Rug and Carpet Cleaning Fur Storage Quality Upholstered Furniture cleaned and refinished Fresh and Smoked Meats 1422 North Second Street Vincennes Indiana Where Your Dollars Have More Cents WHITE RIVER MATERIALS Washed-Sand and Gravel-Screened Crushed Stone - Ag. Lime Highway 41 South Vincennes, Indiana Phone TU 2-8519 Hazleton 784-2671 PARADISE ROLLER RINK open skating Tues., Sat., and Sun. private parties Mon., Wed., and Fri. If you are planning a party, why not make it a Skating Party Call TU 2-9716 or TU 2-5603 Wm. M. RECKER CONSTRUCTION CO. Building better Forms Grading, Clearing, Excavating Bulldozer Work 19 years of satisfactory service Vincennes, Indiana FEED NUTRENA FEEDS Bilskie Farm Supply 1107 Main St. Ph. TU 2-4222 Vincennes, Indiana LIBERTY SERVICE INC. Gas for less Junction U.S. 50 and 33 Westport, Illinois OSBORNE GREENHOUSE for every bloomin' thing Art and Emma O’Neill, owners 1703 Hart St. Rd. Phone TU 2-3404 WILMA’S BEAUTY SHOP Owner: Wilma Primus Phone: TU 2-5831 WALKER HARDWARE AND KEY SHOP Difficult Keys Made Immediately Vincennes, Indiana Safes opened Combinations changed THAT WILL MATCH THE MANY GOLDEN MEMORIES AT YOUR BELOVED SAINT ROSE ACADEMY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 VINCENNES SUN - COMMERCIAL SINCE 1804 Best Wishes Class of '63 KLEMEYER LUMBER CO., First and Hart Compliments of GEORGE KLEIN PRINTING 121 North 2nd St. Vincennes Phone TU 2-5660 Compliments of Compliments of HOOSIER SUPPLIES J. C. PENNEY Vincennes, Indiana Your Professional Drycleaner Open Sundays Fur Storage Wool Storage Hrs. 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. AMERICAN CLEANERS Everyday Plenty of Parking Space Drive In 4th Buntin Sts. ESTHER’S MARKET TU 2-5466 Pickup Delivery For the Best in Cleaning Compliments ONE HOUR MARTINIZING of AIRPORT INN CLEANERS 502 Main Street Beer . Mixed Drinks . Wine . Food Package Goods Phone TU 2-2158 Virgil and Rhoda McArtor Vincennes, Indiana Highway 50 One mile west Vincennes COLUMBIA DRUG Compliments 1047 Washington Ave. TU 2-4004 of Prescriptions NUGENT DAIRY FARMS BOYER TEXACO SERVICE 1044 Washington Ave. Batteries Firestone Tires Wheel Balancing R. R. 3 Vincennes Mechanic Always on Duty Boost Music in Your School Compliments of N. D. DAVIDSON MUSIC CO. HAARTJE’S GROCERY Your Community Music Center Self Service WEED HARDWARE Quality Groceries, Meats and Produce 2021 Washington Avenue Phone TU 2-5737 Sporting Goods and Paints TU 2-7175 104 Main Street IGLEHEART ELEVATOR Vincennes, Indiana Wayne and Igleheart Feeds Bagged and Bulk Deliveries Grain Bank and Feed Booking Seed - Fertilizer - Chemicals 104 No. 1st. Street TU 2-2729 Fence-Farm Supplies Compliments of HILLMAN’S JEWELERS Diamonds, Watches, Appliances Dinnerware Vincennes' only Diamond Importers Teenage Accounts Welcome Compliments of HOFFIE’S RESTAURANT ALLIANCE AMUSEMENT COMPANY 16 North 6th St. operating Dinners Lunches Steaks and Chops New Moon Theatre Allison Drive-In Theatre Private Parties In The Rose Room TIP TOP CREAMERY Division of Beatrice Foods Company Meadow Gold Dairy Products Compliments J. AND H. OSTENDORF of JEWELRY SAINT VINCENT’S ALTAR SOCIETY BELL INSURANCE AGENCY WELSH THERIAC, INC. 30 N. Fifth St. Vincennes, Indiana AIL Kinds of Insurance All Kinds of Insurance 27 North Third Street Chet Francis Vincennes, Indiana Phone TU 2-2900 TU 2-2770 MEMERING AND YATES, INC. General Contractors Phone TU 2-1720 812 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CUNNINGHAM'S JOSEPH RUSCH Standard Service THE LEATHER SHOP NIEHAUS LUMBER CO., INC. THE SNAP SHOP Mill Work and Building Material 405 Main TU 2-8558 Phone TU 2-2710 1023-1025 Main St. Vincennes, Indiana RINEY BROTHERS STANDARD SERVICE Highway 50 and 57 Open 24 hours CL 4-9960 Washington, Indiana Congratulations to the Class of '63 DELISLE PRODUCE COMPANY Walter DeLisle, Proprietor Buyer, Broker, Retailer in Local and Southern Produce Vincennes, Indiana Congratulations to the Class of 1963 SECURITY BANK and TRUST COMPANY Compliments of PAUL L. LARSON, D.B.A Moore Miller Drug Store Vincennes, Indiana Branches at: Edwardsport, Freelandville and Oaktown Member of F. D. I. C. serving all of Knox County Senior Pep! Compliments Coin Operated of AUTOMATIC WASHER CHARLIE’S NEW CAFE LAUNDERAMA 1502 N. 2nd Street Compliments of MR. AND MRS. E C. HOLZMILLER CHARLIE’S Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 James L. Moran - Realtor Carmel Corn and Candy Shop Charles A. Hamke, Proprietor Cy Deem, Sr. - Sales REAL ESTATE SALES 427 N. 2nd Street Phone TU 2-8008 Vincennes, Indiana APPRAISALS 208 N. 7th Street Phone TU 2-6120 A B R A CAMPBELL’S IGA MARKET, INC. PROFESSIONAL CLEANERS Rugs - Carpets - Upholstery 10th and Wabash FREE ESTIMATES - PICK UP AND DELIVERY Vincennes, Indiana 829 N. 7th Street TU 2-6567 Vincennes, Indiana TU 2-9549 BEARD’S HARDWARE VERICLEAN CLEANERS SUPPLIES, INC. Fur Cleaning Storage Expert Rug Upholstery Cleaning 921 Main Street 118 N. Second St. Phone TU 2-4077 Vincennes, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana Bowling is fun for the young and old FORT SACKVILLE BOWL Larry Memering, Proprietor Compliments of THE QUEEN’S GRILLE WHITE STEAMER 6th at St. Clair Washington, Indiana For Ice Cream at its Best Compliments of DUESTERBERG FUNERAL HOME GARY G. SHIPLEY 313 Church Street Phone TU 2-6869 Vincennes, Indiana Ford Salesman Oxygen-Equipped Ambulance KEN MEYER SEED CO., INC. WILSON’S MARATHON 1220 Willow Street Vincennes, Indiana STATION Clovers Grasses Custom Cleaning Lespedeza and Wheat Processing Oats 5th and Vigo Sts. Phone TU 2-9773 Vincennes, Indiana SIMON JEWELERS THE SARA JEAN BABY SHOP Heaven to Seven Quality Jewelers in Vincennes for Over 39 years 323 Main Street Complete Selection of China Crystal Silver Free Bridal Registration Service 325-327 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana Nursery Needs, Clothing, Gifts Toys, Novelties Phone TU 2-8734 DECKARD SONS MILL CREEK CAFE Hwy. 41 and Second St. Road Heating - Air Conditioning Vincennes, Indiana Mineral Wool Insulation open A. R. Deckard 721 N. 12th St. 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. TU 2-3458 Vincennes, Indiana Sundays and Holidays Manager: Herbert Donnoe Compliments of Compliments BALLARD’S MARKET of 1404 N. Second St. HENDERSON TRANSFER Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of F. W. W00LW0RTH COMPANY 313 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of STAR SERVICE STATION Across the River TU 4-9026 Compliments of M, E. LEWIS STANDARD OIL Washington, Indiana Phone CL 4-9964 Open from 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. Congratulations CORPORATION OF AMERICA 408 East St. Clair Street Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of JOE ANTON’S FOOD MARKET R. M. SHOES 1401 Main St. Phone TU 2-1712 Your Family Shoe Store Vincennes, Indiana TU 2-0623 FRESH MEATS - PRODUCE HEALTH and BEAUTY AIDS GROCERIES - FROZEN FOODS FRESH GROUND BEEF - Our Specialty Compliments of Compliments of JOICE SHEET METAL CANNON WORKS ELECTRIC CO., INC. 104 Broadway 11 North Tenth Street Vincennes, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana Nearing a half-century of experience Compliments of VINCENNES NEWS AGENCY DR. W.B.ANDERSON 1217 College Ave. DR. H. E. AVRA Vincennes, Indiana Phone TU 2-2434 DR. J. E. ANDERSON Charles Teising, Jr. Compliments of Compliments INDIANA PUMP AND of PLUMBING SUPPLY INC. OTTO BLUBAUM U. S. 41 South Vincennes, Indiana Your County Commissioner 1st. District VINCENNES ROSE GARDENS Compliments Open Sundays and Holidays of Retail and Wholesale Flowers for all occasions Old Bruceville Road Arthur Rodgers - Manager ADAMS SHELL TU 2-6770 TU 2-8304 Compliments of E. R. PULLIAM SEARS-ROEBUCK AND Quality Jewelry Diamonds, Watches, Clocks COMPANY 11 N. Fifth St. TU 2-2165 Vincennes, Indiana 428 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana Faster Service by Teletype Compliments Compliments of of UEDING FLYING SERVICE McFarland’s dairy OUEEN 515 Vigo Street Aerial Dusting, Spraying Seeding, Fertilizing R. R. 5 Vincennes, Indiana 6 Miles South Just Off U. S. Highway 41 Vincennes, Indiana TU 2-7830 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Life Insurance and All Types 1815 North 2nd Phone TU 2-9691 Congratulations Class of 1963 MORTON’S Smart Junior Fashions Best Wishes to the LAWRENCE CLEANERS Class of 1963 W A 0 V Host Carpet Cleaners in Knox and Lawrence Counties The Smile on Your Dial Phone Lawrenceville 335 Collect Studios Grand Hotel Vincennes, Indiana Bob and LeRoy Kizer Best Wishes to the Grads of '63 Compliments of FULLER BRUSH CO. MR. AND MRS. BERNARD SIEVERS GENE FIELD INSURANCE AGENCY Auto Home Owners Fire Marine Life 901 Main St. Phone TU 2-3600 Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of Compliments of WHEATLAND STOCK YARD, HARTFORD BAKERY INC. Enjoy Butereg Bread Eugene Halter, President Compliments of YOUR S M STORES STOOP’S I.G.A. Sporting Goods - Photo Supplies Home Appliances Vincennes Most Complete Store 29 West Swartzel Avenue Vincennes, Indiana Table-Right Meat Every day low prices New Car Dealers BARR BUICK COMPANY CON WILSON MOTORS PAUL TRENT’S BRYANT CHEVROLET BECKER MOTORS, INC. MOBIL SERVICE WESTFALL MOTOR COMPANY MOBILOIL MOBILGAS Compliments of FIELDS BROTHERS CLEANERS Sixth and College Avenue Phone TU 2-9804 Vincennes, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana LENAHANS AND KONEN, INCORPORATED READY-MIXED CONCRETE SAND GRAVEL CRUSHED STONE BULLDOZER SERVICE CRANE SERVICE Office: Pit: 118 South 15th Street Dial TU 2-9626 17th and Bayou Dial TU 2-8767 Vincennes, Indiana KNOX COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Vincennes INC. Oaktown Wheatland Compliments of KOZY KORNER SANDWICH SHOP 425 South Seventh Street Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of Compliments of SCHMIDT’S AUTO SUPPLIES AUTOMATIC VENDORS INC 601 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana Phone TU 2-6176 410 Dubois St. ORGAN GREENHOUSES Flowers for All Occasions Prompt Delivery to Hospitals Funerals and Homes Twelfth and DeWolf Streets Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of WONDER BREAD and HOSTESS CAKE Compliments of CR00K-WALLACE COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Distributors Candy - Groceries - Tobacco 415-17 N. Second Street Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of BARVAIS’ YARN NEEDLECRAFT 607 South 8th Street Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of MILDRED’S FLOWER SHOP VINCENNES DISTRIBUTOR Across from the Post Office Sam and Max Gelb Compliments of Compliments of LANGDON’S CASUAL SHOP CRAWFORD’S SUNDRIES 209 Main Shoes Sportswear 1730 North Second Compliments of Compliments of ERTEL SHOE SHOP JOSEPH’S 1502 North Second Street 214 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana Compliments JOHN R. HENNON AND SONS of Plumbing and Heating BALTIC MILLS 911 Oak Street Phone TU 2-5847 GOOD LUCK - GOOD BYE - GOD BLESS YOU THE BOAT PORT Boat Storage Supplies Brokage 337 W. Portland Ave. Vincennes, Ind. BILL BOBE’S PIZZERIA 1651 North Sixth For Carry Out Service Open daily from 5:00 'till 11:30 RAILROAD INN CARDINAL SINCLAIR SERVICE 1022 Main Street Owners Claud Junkin J. L. Bordon Morris Cardinal - Operator Dealers in Sinclair Products Lubrication and Service 13th and Main Congratulations, Seniors from STANGLE FARMS GRAIN SERVICE Phone TU 2-2070 TU 2-7231 Compliments of C. R.ALLEGA Congratulations to the Class of '63 VALLEY ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORP. 706 North Second Street Vincennes, Indiana 1 A BRA'S MORRIS FARM EQUIPMENT own creation COT -SYN - WUL Finest in Farm Machinery Shampoo for Rugs - Carpets - Upholstery One Quart Makes 2 1 2 Gallons Locally Available At Piper Food Stores and Murray's Drug Store Compliments Compliments of of LYTTON’S SHELL SERVICE THE HARMONY SOCIETY Sixth and College Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of KUM BACK INN Restaurant - Motel - Cocktails Your Host in Gracious Living 1302 Willow Street Since 1924! TU 2-0780 For Your Home Improvement Needs aluminum storm windows doors, awnings, carports, patio covers etc. MURRAY'S PHARMACY Vincennes' Leading Apothecary call, BILL MARY JONES 316 Main Street Phone TU 2-2890 Phone TU 2-6684 John S. Murray G. G. Brasseur BAILEY’S PHOTO STUDIO Specializing In WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Children - Portrait - Commercial Experts In Color Photography One Of Vincennes' Most Versatile Photographers 1025 Wabash Avenue TU 2-6814 Compliments of GRAY’S JEWELERS BURTON’S MARATHON Vincennes Diamond Center Service Station Main Street Petersburg, Indiana Cordially invites you to visit them at any time for help in selecting the finest of gifts at GRAY'S typically low prices. 22 Royal Crown Cola Compliments of NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY SAINT JOHN’S SCHOOL 1301 Willow St. P.T.A. Vincennes, Indiana Wholesale distributors to Retail Outlets Entire Poultry Line VINCENNES POULTRY SERVICE 206 N. 15th St., Vincennes, Indiana TU 2-3757 Garish Ghoul Graduates of '63! RAY RUPPEL, Mgr. Proprietor TUxedo 2-5770 VINCENNES, INDIANA Compliments of CHARLES H. SCHENK AND SONS, INC. Producer of Schenk's Hybrid Seed Corn and Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal and Pellets Congratulations to the Class of 63 KRAMER DRUGS Secure Your Future by Enrolling at Prescription Pharmacists 403 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana TRISTATE BEAUTY COLLEGE 4th and Walnut Evansville, Indiana Phone HA 2-9371 America's Most Beautiful Beauty College Congratulations to the Class of 63 U. S. Highway 41 S. Vincennes, Indiana Phone TU 2-0000 Congratulations, Graduates of 1963 Meet your friends at ALJONS A W ROOT BEER STAND Congratulations........and Best Wishes to the Class of '63 St. Rose Academy Truly fine FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS .Carpet. Rugs. Custom Exaperies Appliances it VINCENNES' RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE Since 1909 •Evening Appointments PERMA-CROWN TILE. INC. Compliments of P. O. Box 54—Vincennes, Indiana Phone TU 2-5586 The Most Beautiful Roof Ever Applied GLEN JEANNE’S DRIVE-IN •Absolutely Permanent •Eliminate Maintenance •Add Value Above Cost •Dignify and Protect •Insulate Against Heat 708 Willow St. Tu 2-9712 Vincennes W A K 0 Compliments of 910 on Dial Lawrenceville - Vincennes C. DEEM AND SON Most Listened To on W A K 0 Fruits and Vegetables Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of Compliments of LOUIS RUSCH FARM Ladies’ Auxiliary Certified Wheat, Oats and Barley Phone TU 2-4452 178 KNIGHTS OF SAINT JOHN Compliments of Compliments of THE KNOX COUNTY R.E.M.C. DR. P. F. CONRAD Vincennes, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FROM THE FRESHMEN Patricia Barrett Charlotte Bauer Joellen Bauer Nora Beaman Cathy Bezy Mary Bezy Barbara Bilskie Bonnie Blanford Joan Blome Linda Bratton Diana Bright Marilyn Gartner Georgia Gosciniak Dianne Carie Ruth Carie Pam Carr Lucinda Clauss Sally Conrad Cherie Dailey Kathy De Boeuf Cleta Edmondson Jane Edmondson Kathy Evans Rita Fields Estrella Marti Linda McKenna Betty Jane Mize Phyllis Morgan Agnes Painter Cathy Patterson Kathleen Ponder Julie Randall Gloria Shappard Brenda Snellenberger Susan Steckler Marianna Hess Paula Heuby Kathleen Joyce Kay Junod Mary B. Keller Charlene Lane Terry Lane Kathy Larson Sandra Linn Melodee Stout Rita Tewalt Christine Thomas Linda Vennard Gloria Vieke Helen Vieke Mary Ann Werker Kathleen Westfall Barbara Whetstine Patricia Williams Beth Wissel Harry Hutton Wayne P. Traylor Phone TU 2-6413 Phone TU 2-3435 H. E I. HUTTON SONS Grain Buyers Corn, Beans, Wheat and Milo Robert A. Hutton Vincennes, Indiana Phone TU 2-3069 Office Phone TU 2-2655 Best Wishes BOOSTERS CLUB of Central Catholic Compliments of s. S. KRESGE COMPANY 226 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of E. C. AND G. A. STECKLER TONY HESS Your Conoco Mileage Merchant For more than a quarter of a century 9th. Main St., Vincennes Dial TU 2-9807 Vincennes' Newest Most Modern Store for Famous Brand Names We know Miss Keller and Miss Heines, for the family and home but who are the others? Best Wishes to the Class of '63 from 400 Main Street Phone TU 2-2240 C0LB0RNS ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE 431 Market Street Mount Carmel, Illinois Phone 262-7335 Making way for the new SAINT ROSE! COVER GIRL BEAUTY SHOP Compliments 417 South 6th of Margaret Quinett and Lucille Carie Hilda Sievers and Toni Anderson Rosa Thais F. KIXMILLER SON, INC. W. F. HOLLAND COMPANY 1108-1117 Main Street Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables . Quality Coal 2nd. and 4th. North First Street . Heating Vincennes, Indiana . Air Conditioning . Sheet Metal TU 2-9610 TU 2-9611 . Guttering Phone TU 2-2235 Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 ST. THOMAS ALTAR Compliments of RAMSEY RAMSEY SOCIETY Attorneys at Law Compliments of Compliments Anita, Dolores, Dorothy, of Jane and Mary LOUIS HALTER SONS Graduates of 1961 Compliments of THE ELECTRIC AUTOLITE Vincennes, Indiana Congratulations! Compliments of DUMES INCORPORATED VINCENNES NURSING HOME Our 37th Year of Service to this Community Seventh and Prairie Streets Dial TU 2-8292 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Junod, Sr. M. W. WELSH AND COMPANY Incorporated INVESTMENT SECURITIES 307 Busseron Street Vincennes, Indiana Vincennes' Newest .... Friendly Market SCHMIDT’S KEY FOOD MARKET 406 S. 13th St. Parking FREE Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF VINCENNES Vincennes, Indiana Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of | Best Wishes to the Class of '63! Artist Supplies ADAMS-MEYER FORD Paint - Wallpaper TRACTOR SALES, INC. VINCENNES PAINT 14 S. 6th Street - Phone TU 2-3910 WALLPAPER CO. Vincennes 416 Main Indiana Replace your old heating system now with a FLAMELESS-ELECTRIC HEATING SYSTEM PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. Good, Low-Cost Electric Service to More Than 700 Communities SEXTON-WILBERT VAULT COMPANY 426 South 15th Street Vincennes, Indiana JOHN COOPER PRODUCE, INC. Central Office R. R. 4 P. O. Box 375 Phone TUxedo 2-7290 or 2-7291 Vincennes, Indiana Produce Dealer Broker Melons Produce Fruit Truck Vegetables THE DOUBLE COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Enjoy DOUBLE COLA The lively drink for lively people TU 2-3636 1511 Willow Street Compliments of BUD’S TAVERN Open Sundays 1 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. BROCK MONUMENT MFG. MILLS DRUG STORE CO., INC. Mills for Pills One of the largest and best equipped manufacturing plants in the Central States. 418 Main St. TU 2-0691 Vincennes, Indiana 1502 Washington Ave. Vincennes, Indiana MOTOR FREIGHT Compliments of CORPORATION SNYDER and operating CONSTRUCTION HAECKL’S EXPRESS CO., INC. 1509 Willow St. Vincennes, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana Serving over 1, 000 Communities Within 8 states Phone TU 2-4920 Compliments Compliments of of DIXIE TV MART JAMES B. McGOWAN 1039 N. 8th St. Phone TU 2-3696 INSURANCE AGENCY Vincennes, Indiana John R. Davis Owner COMPLIMENTS OFTHE JUNIOR CLASS President Pat Rich Vice-President Susan Fane Secretary - Janet Depina Treasurer - Marsha Speth Vicki Barvais Sharon Grannan Bonnie Redman Karen Bezy Phyllis Halter Jane Richardville Judy Bilskie Marilyn Hess Judy Ruppel Mary Ann Booher Lois Hunckler Linda Ruppel Marsha Bratton Carol Joyce Margaret Rusch Virginia Brown Janice Keller Denise Sim nick Mary Jean Burns Jeanne Keller Mary Jo Weiler Carol Conrad Judy Lane Anita Wezet Mary Jayne Conrad Jackie Legros Mary Ann Williams Margaret Dailey Beverly Miller Cheryl Wissing Beth Fields Sharon Newton Theresa Worland Bernadine Frey Regina Nowaskie Dorothy Yochum Ann O'Dell DIXIE COIN-WASH THE DIXIE CORNER 15th Willow FRIGIDA IRE OR MAYTAG AND A GIANT Complete Relaxation with your friends at DIXIE Compliments of AVENUE CUT RATE VINCENNES UNIVERSITY Vincennes, Indiana 1800 Washington Avenue Vincennes, Indiana Edward A. Eluere WHITE KITCHEN CAFE Breakfasts - Lunches Dinners Carry Out Orders Chicken - Chops - Steaks Open 24 Hours Daily Vincennes, Indiana 1911 North 6th Street Enroll Now for Summer and Fall Terms For Information call or write. VINCENNES UNIVERSITY •Associate Degree Nursing Program •First 2 years of most 4 year college courses. •2 Year courses in specialized fields of study. Compliments of THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Compliments of the Best in Drug Store Service. Best in Drug Store Merchandise Over 50 Years Service to Vincennes DUESTERBERG REXALL DRUG STORES 301 Main Street TU 2-1970 400 South Sixth Street TU 2-6193 Council 712 Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of home of pedigree labels since 1842 now featuring the new Young World of Fashion JOE L.ACOBERT Dekalb Dealer Hybrid: Corn Grain Sorghum Chix Compliments of Compliments of THE SACRED HEART ST. JOHN’S ALTAR SOCIETY ALTAR SOCIETY Compliments of WABASH CLEANERS Best Wishes to Call Us About Berlou Mothproofing Hat Cleaning Expert Alterations and Repairs Suede Cleaning and Dyeing Free Pickup and Delivery the Class of '63 TU 2-6905 The Store Designed with You in Mind PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. 307 Taylor Avenue Vincennes, Indiana An attentive audience observes Compliments of GILLIATT THOMAS Compliments of LINCOLN GRILL Mary Zigler 31 South Fourth Street Breakfasts...........Lunches............Dinners Fountain Service Air Conditioned Open 24 hours Compliments of PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. 519 Busseron Street Vincennes, Indiana TU 2-2590 Headquarters for PITTSBURGH Paint and Glass Store Fronts Table Tops