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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

i i « 1 Volume XXI Published by the Senior Class St. Rose Academy Vincennes, Indiana 1968 St. Rose Academy Yearbook Unity is something that is brought about. It's not something that you auto- matically gain when you enter a high school or a special class. It's a close- ness that grows through getting to know people—wanting to know people. It takes a lot of courage to want to know people, to be willing to help anyone who needs you. But only by offering yourself to others can true unity be ac- complished, and it takes just one per- son who cares to start things moving. Having this quality, caring, true unity is achieved—oneness in classes, one- ness in activities, oneness in God, cul- minating in one unified school. THESE BE OUR PRAYERS MORE MORE LIGHT, MORE CONSTANCY, MORE PROGRESS PHILLIP BROOKS Seniors back the Alices on their Homecoming Day. SENIORS Janet Fields, Cathy Finch, Susie Fraker, and Jeanne Stangle chug-along in a Model-A in C.C. s Homecoming Caravan. 4 From Top - President, Mag Geheb; Vice-President, Sandy K. Meyers; Treasurer, Jo Grout; Secretary, Therese Bultman at Vincennes University's Library. Senior year---The highlight of four years. Four years of growing, loving, and caring not only as a person but as a class and a school. We have seen all the phases and have endured them. Laughing, crying and even whooping through them all. We are excited about our future and yet we leave with a sigh of sadness in the echo of our love and laughter for S.R.A. 5 SENIORS Catherine Cannon Old Cathedral Parish Aleta Burnett Sacred Heart Parish Linda Carie Sacred Heart Parish Carol Carie Saint John Parish 7 SENIORS Renee Cockerham Old Cathedral Parish Old Cathedral Parish 8 Elizabeth Conrad Carol Clymer Saint John Parish Katherine Clark Saint John Parish SENIORS ■ Mary Ann Cummins Saint John Parish Linda Eck Sacred Heart Parish Rita Elkins Saint John Parish Sarah Day Old Cathedral Parish 10 Sacred Heart Parish Mary Kay Gartner Saint John Parish Margaret Geheb Saint Lawrence Parish Lawrenceville, Illinois SENIORS Johanna Grout Saint Lawrence Parish Lawrenceville, Illinois Janice Glass Saint Thomas Parish li SENIORS Ann Heinz Sacred Heart Parish Carolyn Halter Saint John Parish Sacred Heart Parish Adriana Hazas Saint Thomas Parish Ellen Heinz SENIORS Sue Ellen Levell Saint John Parish SENIORS Gwendolyn Moeller Saint John Parish Mary Frances McGiffen 14 Sacred Heart Parish Sandra Kay Myers Saint John Parish Rosanne O Toole Saint John Parish Mary Ottensmeyer Sacred Heart Parish SENIORS Karen Rubrecht Saint John Parish 15 Judith Ryder Sacred Heart Parish Cheryl Snellenberger Saint John Parish SENIORS Sara Schenk Old Cathedral Parish Donna Speth Saint John Parish 16 Jeanne Stangle Saint John Parish Mary Ann Vieke Saint John Parish Donna Wehrheim Marilyn Wissel Jane Theriac Saint John Parish 17 Saint John Parish Sacred Heart Parish Only one visitor came in costume to the Junior Sport’s Dance, The Haunting . Juniors and Seniors share elegance on St. Catherine’s Day. JUNIORS Linda Fredick, Mindy Minderman and Mary Kay Stangle ponder over the se- lection of their class rings. 18 From left - Junior Class Officers: Treasurer, Debbie Rubrecht; Secretary, Roseann Primus: Vice-President, Marcia Carie: President, Jan Levell Junior year is a big year. It is a year of lasting friendships, never-ending, fantastic memories and a good many tears. Unity through thoughtfulness is almost at full bloom; and as the year passes you learn even more what life is all about. You sense there is far more to it than only me and you begin to wish this great feeling would never leave. 19 Mary Jo Anderson Ann Bailey Paula Beaman Marcia Carie Carol Catt Peggy Clauss Marilyn Claycomb Cindy Day Marilyn Delisle Kathy Eaton Rita Eddleman Jane Faulkner JUNIORS Whose team won this race? Maxine Steckler's or Gail Feagan’s? Jane Faulkner, Sis Vieck, and Mary Kay Stangle deco- rate for the Juniors’ Sport Dance. 20 JUNIORS Gail Feagans Martha Fox Jane Harrison Connie Healy Sarah Fraker Linda Fredrick Cindy Hedge Esther Hendershot Joyce Frey Charlotte Gartner Betty Holscher Therese Hutton Sandy Halter Theresa Halter Maria Joice Mary Ann Keller 21 Many Juniors were present at the Homecoming Dance including Sarah Fraker and Marilyn Clay- comb. JUNIORS Julie Koenig Rita Kotter Jan Levell Nancy Martin Julie Miller Mindy Minderman Norma Nowaskie Sheila O'Connor Carol O'Dell Roseann Primus Becky Ramsey Sara Roberts Debbie Rubrecht Mary Catherine Rusch Rosie Ryder Marilyn Schmidt 22 Carole Schulte Jane Smith Mary Kay Stangle Maxine Steckler Mary Sue Stoelting Becky Truelove Connie Ueding Margaret Vieke Debbie West Coleen Willis One thin dime--one tenth of a dollar , says auctioneer Joe Snyder about Carol Catt at the Junior gym night. 23 Sophomores weren't shy when it came to eating at the Christmas Party. SOPHOMORES Sophomores display their strength and imagination through a skit in the old school basement. Deep, dark and mysterious Barbara Ruppel clues Libby Smith in on What's happening. The Sophomores show real gusto as they sing their class song on Initiation Day. 24 From left - Sophomore Class Officers: President, Sheila Welton; Vice-President, Carol Gartner; Secretary, Laura Schulze; Treasurer, Patsy Finch. The first step has been taken and you are now well on your way for the four most important years of your life. Never more will you be a greenie and you're not yet an upperclassman. You have set your minds toward this obtainable goal and now through understanding and un- selfishness you are able to grow more fully in unity and love. So strive in the approval of others. For what has pass- ed — give thanks; and for what is to come — face it with the will to try and succeed. i 25 SOPHOMORES Sylvia Stangle works on the intricate de- tails that make a science project a winner. Ginger Briody Barb Brouilette Jenny Burns Marie Carie Marsha Catt Marie Cummins Beth Dant Tess Deem Barb Dovidas Mary Duesterberg Barbara Dunn Nancy Eck 26 Helen Eddleman Pam Elkins Lynn Faulkner Cindy Fields Patsy Finch Mary Fleck Kitty Frey Peggy Frey Lee Frigge Carla Gartner Carol Gartner Carla Gouverneur Debbie Graman Sharon Halter Carla Hayes Bernadette Hess Mary Hutton Pam Jobe Bev Junod Jo Kocher 27 SOPHOMORES Cindy Fields and Marie Cummins participate in the First Friday Mass organized by the Sophomores. Arlene Kouche Peggy Lenahan Patty Mulheron Kathy Ottensmeyer Marsha Palmer Susan Quinn Becky Reed Cathy Ritterskamp Debbie Roellgen Kathy Rubrecht Barbara Ruppel Linda Rusch Laura Schulze Susan Shappard Virginia Sievers Libby Smith 28 Barb Brouillette sells the last remnants at the Sophomore Bake Sale while Vir- ginia Sievers and Barb Ruppel serve. Slyvia Stangle Catherine Thais Ann Thomas Joan Turner SOPHOMORES Kathy Ueding Beth Vieck Paula Vieke Sharon Vieke Mary Sue Walton Sheila Welton Cindy Westfall Debbie Wheatley Peggy Wissel Patty Woodcock 29 Left to their own creativeness, the Frosh display hidden talents at gym night. FRESHMEN Jo Grout and Cher Snellenberger look on as Sally Anderson proves her point. The initiation's finest moment. . . featuring Joan Eck. 30 From left - Freshmen Class Officers: Treasurer, Mary Ann Haag; Secretary, Genevieve Bey; Vice-President, Janet Snyder; President, Ager Reed. Initiation, big sister, changing classes, it's all new yet so very wonderful. You have entered into a carousel of differ- ence only to find that it is no longer the hour of thoughtless youth but rather the time for becoming aware. It is a time now to forget the individual self long enough to know the joy of someone shar- ing with you their antics and .philoso- phies. It is the time to live in happi- ness, the happiness that belongs only to a Freshman. And this happiness comes from laughing------Laughing Together. 31 Diane Anderson Sally Anderson Margie Becher Genevieve Bey Pat Bezy Nancy Boyles Susan Brown Alice Carlson Karen Clauss Sharon Clauss Gail Cockrum Susan Coulup Cheryl Counts Terry Doll Don’t you think your skirt is too short, Joni Madison? f 32 Joan Eck Sheila Elkins Pam Fields Catherine Gartner Linda Gognat Mary Ann Haag Cathy Halter Diane Halter FRESHMEN Kathy Halter Joan Harrod Katie Hasler Ann Hennon Phyllis Kaiser Mary Ann Keller Charlene Koenig Judy Kramer 33 It’s all In a night--a fun night--a gym night. FRESHMEN Rita Kroeger Peggy Ladner Lou Anne Linn Joni Madison Cindy Marchino Becky McGuire Margie Myers Julie Niehaus Jo Ellen O'Toole Susan Preusz Mary Quinn Yvonne Ravellette 34 Janet Recker Ager Reed Jean Riddle Virginia Rusch Anita Schmidt Sara Schulze Beverly Seger Carol Shappard Kristin Summers Debbie Snyder Janet Snyder Jill Theriac Patsy Vieke 35 Cecilia Yochum Christine Yochum WITH A LITTLE COMM UNICA TION... Mr. Kleusner plays chaffeur to Maxine Steckler, Greg Smith, Mindy Minderman, and Mike Jordan during the Homecoming Caravan. The faculty receives first class service As part of the Founders Day program the Seniors gave the faculty an all-expense paid tour around Vin- cennes. WE COULD GET TO KNOW EACH OTHER! the Home- Economics department. 36 Mary Jo Anderson really gets in the mood for transcendentalism as her religion class studies the different religions of the world. FACULTY AND STUDENTS- A TEAM OF TEACHERS ■ GROWING, THROUGH SHARING THEMSELVES. Sister Margaret Maureen tells all to Santa at the Christmas party given by the faculty. A pop fly! Sister Luanna almost wins the game for the seniors at the cookout given by the Sophomores for their sister class. Father Blessinger, Sophomore Religion teacher, gets tough. Government and History teacher, Mr. Dumm, in one of his most natural poses. Sister Agnes Aloyse puts in extra time to help Peggy Clauss. Is Sister Anna Margaret taking a blood test from Bev Junod? You’re next, Arlene Kouche! Miss Polk of the English department — deep in thought. 38 Sister Catherine Ursala, Senior advisor and Father Lutz were present as Margaret Geheb gave Sister Margaret a gift for the school from the Seniors -- a set of Catholic Encyclopedias. rrA Man’s Worth Is Counted In The Things He Creates For The Betterment Of His Fellow Men.” -Harry Morrison - Our Librarian, Sister Mary Aimee, keeps tabs on all her books. Father Schroeder, Superintendent, along with Cindy Day, Mrs. Robert Day and Jane Smith, preside over Awards Day. 39 Sister Luanna took her French II Class to a movie at Vincennes University. The movie was completely in French and they understood every word.?! Mrs. Petts and assistant Jo Burnett observe one of the freshmen gym classes. Sarah Fraker and Paula Beamon get a lesson from Sister Joan Therese on expert mimeographing. Around Thanksgiving, Mary Kay Gartner, Linda Carie, Mrs. McGlone, Margie Lane and Kathy Clark presented a program on WAOV on preparing a Thanksgiving dinner, Sister Ignatious views the effects of the Chorus outfits for the Spring Affair with delight. 40 Cooks Mary Cardinal and Barbara Car- dinal at work satisfying the appetites of a demanding student body and faculty. But The Heart Grows Warm And Sorrows Flee... It’s a long and frustrating wait for seconds in the cafeteria food line as Sara Schenk, Francie McGiffen, Marilyn Catt, Marilyn Heinz and Beth Ann Dant discover. Sometimes it s quicker to eat while waiting--right Marilyn? When I Appreciate You And You Appreciate Me.” -William Judson Kilby- Miss Marchino, busily at work with her secretarial duties. Mr. Kramer, whose help and patience ranges far beyond his maintenance duties, was often amused by the antics of the Seniors. The Seniors, however, rate him as Al. 41 Jane Smith, Cindy Day, Roseann Primus and Mary Sue Stoelting presented an eerie tale of deceit in Judgement Morning. STUDENT COUNCIL Members: 1st row: Marilyn Schmidt, Jeanne Stangle, Betty Jo Holscher, Jane Smith, Cindy Day, Gail Feagans, Kathy Eaton. 2nd row: Donna Laue, Ellen Heinz (President), Carol Catt, Rosanne O'Toole, Sandy Kay Meyers, Mary Sue Stoelting (Vice-President). 3rd row: Becky Ramsey (Treasurer) Mary Ann Keller, Rita Eddleman, Debbie Abrassart (Secretary) Gwen Moeller, Debbie Rubrecht, Sheila O'Connor, Marcia Carie. 42 Members: 1st row: President Marilyn Catt, Vice-Presi- dent, Karen Rubrecht, Secretary Connie Healy, Treas- urer Cindy Day, Jane Theriac. 2nd row: Jane Cocker- ham. 3rd row: Donna Wehrheim, Ellen Heinz, Mary Ottensmeyer, Kathie Rubrecht, Kristin Summers, Becki Reed, Ager Reed. Only If We Unite Ourselves To That To Which We Belong Do We Find Ourselves. That Is Our Becoming. -R.M. MacIver-II DRAMA CLUB The Yama Stomp, co-sponsored by Central and St. Rose Student Councils, was a great success. Class distinction fades away as the joy of a Christmas party is shared with each other. 43 Marilyn Catt and Jo Grout find that eating note Cockerham accompanies, cakes at the reception following their recital a pleasant change from playing and singing notes. Members: 1st row: Mary Sue Walton, Martha Fox, Linda Rusch, Mary Ann Haag, Adriana Hazas, Nancy Martin, Sharon Vieke, Cindy Hedge, Katie Hasler, Carol Carie. 2nd row: Kathy Eaton, Cathy Ueding, Bev Junod, Virginia Carie, Carol Gartner, Joan Harrod, Carol Shappard, Pat Bezy, Cheryl Counts, Bev Sager, Sally Anderson, Jeanne Stangle. 3rd row: Norma Nowaskie, Peggy Snyder, Anita Schmidt, Gail Feagans, Janet Recker, Janet Snyder, Susan Preuz, Connie Ueding, Susan Coulup, Peg Ladner, Jo Kocher, Jo Burnett, Catherine Thais. 4th row: Julie Miller, Marilyn Delisle, Marsha Palmer, Mary Kay Gartner, Jo Grout, Ellen Heinz, Virginia Sievers, Marilyn Heinz, Nancy Boyles, Pam Fields, Mary Sue Stoelting, Sheila Welton, Kristin Summers. Freshmen Cheryl Counts, Kristin Summers, Mary Ann Haag, and Sally Anderson have left St. Rose to Dance Down on MacConnachy Square. 44 Academy Singers: Kathy Eaton, Linda Rusch, Jo Kocher, Gail Feagans, Ellen Heinz, Jo Grout, Marilyn Heinz, Mary Sue Stoelting, Jo Kocher, Nancy Martin, Sharon Vieke, Carol Carie, and Martha Fox. 45 Happiness through giving to others always deems the Sodality Carnival a success. May Crowning is carried out by Sodality officers Cheryl Snellenberger, Prefect Jo Grout, Secretary, Gail Feagans, Vice-Prefect, and Mary Jo Hutton, Treasurer. SODALITY A student becomes aware of the realities of life and is one step closer towards maturity. Mindy Minderman speaks to Sodality members Linda Carie, Marilyn Catt, Mary Kay Gartner, Jo Grout, Cheryl Snellen- berger, Adriana Hazas, Cathy Cannon, Jane Theriac, Cindy Day, Gail Feagans, Connie Healy, Sheila O'Conner, Roseann Primus, Mary Catherine Rusch, Carole Schulte, Jane Smith, Mary Sue Stoelting, Mary Jo Anderson, Carol Catt, Jane Faulkner, Maxine Steckler, Mary Kay Stnagle, Marie Carie, Mary Duesterberg, Carol Gartner, Mary Jo Hutton, Beth Ann Vieck, Becky Reed, Susan Coulop. 46 FHA members: Abigail Reed, Cathy Eaton, Jane Harrison, Ann Bailey, sponsor Mrs. McGlone, Betty Yochum, Debbie West, Maria Joice, Marilyn Claycomb, Adriana Hazas, Becky Ramsey, Margaret Vieke, Marcia Carie, Sarah Fraker, Beth Ann Vieke, Cecilia Yochum, Susan Fraker, Carolyn Halter, Margie Lane, Marilyn Schmidt, Karen Clauss, Peggy Clauss, Sharon Clauss, Rita Eddleman, Mary Ann Keller, Rita Kotter, Jean Riddle, Debbie Rubrecht, Virginia Rusch, Catherine Thais, Ann Thomas. FHA Beth Ann Vieck shows a little TLC at Junods Nursing Home. The future home- makers treat those best qualified to teach them -- their mothers. Votes for the Sweetheart Queen Candidates Marilyn Schmidt, Jane Theriac, Sheila Welton, and Ager Reed cost a penny each; the money which was given to the Heart Fund. 47 Pat Bezy’s disgust adds to Alice Carlson’s amusement as the Freshmen present their skits for Pep Club competition. Cheerleaders for 67-’68 basketball season: Varsity, Cathy Cannon, Judy Ryder, Maxine Steckler and Mindy Minderman. Junior Varsity; Kitty Frey, Gail Feagans, Norma Nowaskie, and Jenny Burns. 48 Pep Club president Jane Theriac --in action. Cathy Cannon and Judy Ryder show sectional enthu- siasm as they tip-toe past the Arrows . These Juniors show the excitement typical of the SRA cheerbloc. The Junior-Varsity keeping in shape. In their Pep Club skit, the Seniors strike again as Robin Holscher and his merry Patriots. 49 The Sound of Him. Her, and Them echoed through a curtain of silver cans, evidence of a club which works together. The climatic point of the day -- The Eucharistic Meal -- concelebrated by priests throughout the diocease. CYO A communal spirit can grow in threes or in thirties as Margie Lane, Linda Carie and Joe Wise prove by getting to know each other. The theme of the day, Let's Get Together And Love One Another, in action. 50 Scientists tom o rrow Sister Agnes Aloyse, Science Club sponsor and members: Kathy Eaton, Rita Eddleman, Martha Fox (Sec.-Treasurer), Donna Wehrheim (President), Mary Ellen Lowe, Sara Roberts (Vice- President), Barbara Rupple, Catherine Thais, Arlene Kouche, Mary Jo Hutton, Debbie Roellgen, Carole Schulte. The probability of Mary Jo Hutton admiring Sara Roberts project is easier to explain than that of her winning a poker hand. Much outside research on their projects rated Jeanne Stangle, Mike Jordan, and Mary Jo Hutton top honors at Centrals Science Fair. 51 Janice Glass warns her little sister Judy Kramer to smile now while you still have the chance. One should Take Good Care Not To Grow Too Wise For So Great A Pleasure Of Life As Laughter. Margie Meyers blooms with the help of Renee Cockerham. Linda Eck points out that the only thing missing is the hippies -- the freshmen. 52 Freshmen find that the world is full of rude awakenings. Freshmen and Seniors take time out to eat as the pains and laughter of Initiation Day come to a close. 54 Seniors treat the faculty to a tour of Old Vincennes on Founder’s Day. Renee Cockerham, Jo Kocher, and Mary Sue Stoelt- ing entertain at the Founder’s Day Program. Sister Jane Theriac busily prepares for competition in the Nun of the year Contest. The Example Of Great And Fine Personalities Is The Only Thing That Can Lead Us To Fine Ideas And Noble Deeds. —Albert Einstein-- Seniors join in to sing the newly written school song for the faculty members 53 Juniors and Seniors gather for the first of two meals on St. Catherine's Day. A brisk November wind adds to the spirited conversations of a well-dressed group. The stateliness of the Old Cathedral and the red velvet-draped dining room of Ramada Inn were ideal settings for the traditional St. Catherine's Day. The total appearance of ele- gance in dress, setting, and mannerisms, the shar- ing of the Eucharistic Meal and the brunch at Ramada, and a touching program presented the hosting Junior Class and the honored Senior Class memories to be placed under the heading Times of happiness during High School. 56 ST. CATHERINE’S DAY Sarah Fraker and Mary Sue Stolet- ing adds meaning to Mass with guitar music. It was a day for perfect manners and the clergy and faculty were no exception. Jo Grout and Mag Geheb present the gifts of the Junior and Senior classes during the Of- fertory procession. Seniors stand apprehensively while the Juniors pin on their corsages. 57 Attendant Ellen Heinz and escort Dick Hudson. There Are Moments Of Such Poignant Intensity And Fullness, Moments When Every Part Of The Person- ality Is Mobilized Into A Single Act Or A Single In- tuition, That They Outweigh The Contents Of A Whole Lifetime. —Lewis Mumford— Even after a hard game, the Patriots fell to their first defeat of a Home- coming game. Attendant Mary Ottensmeyer and escort Mike Jordan. 58 The Class of 71 backs the Patriots in the Home- coming Caravan. After the crowning, Joe Tromley leads Queen Marilyn Catt to her throne to view the game. Attendant Cathy Cannon and escort Bemie Deem. Attendant Judy Ryder and escort Dave Deem. 59 Is the sky really falling or could the freshmen be waiting for a basketball. Sophomores take time out to discuss MATTERS during their gym night. The idea of gym nights orginiated with the Senior classes of '66-'67 in order to bring more unity between Central and St. Rose. They have become a sort of habit at the schools with each class hosting the others to a night of volleyball, ping pong, and some- times utter chaos. Seeing each other in this natural fashion, makes two separate classes fell very closely to one. 60 When Mary Kay Stangle and Greg Smith team up Tome Duesterberg and Jeanne Stangle talking shop? together, a Volleyball might as well stay on the other side. GYM NIGHTS Some Freshmen gather around to watch the challenge of a ping pong game as Ager Reed tries to prove that she is No. 1. 61 Miss Jean Dixon, Purdue Home Economist, doesn't throw her old newspapers away, she converts them to paper rugs. A grossly obese Falstaff, a maid whose last bow was curtailed by the presence of Central, plus other players characterized by students from Indiana State presented Shakespeare's Henry IV . Miss Dorothy Hankinson demon- strates the graceful way of occupy- ing a seat. Learning is a never-ending process. With each new experience, one develops a fuller personality. Convocations offer a wide variety of opportunities to obtain a broader outlook of life. Through them, the fraction of knowledge one has, has been added to, and is nearer the whole. Pep sessions with Central also included some very interesting people. 62 Three prisoners re- veal their personal thoughts and ex- periences on crime. Man Partly Is And Wholly Hopes To Be. The Freshmen circle right then promenade left to round out the gym day program with a square dance. 63 Retreat masters for the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors lead the way to knowledge. RETREAT ST. PATRICK’S DAY Debbie Roellgen reminds St. Pat of his escapade with Pirates Mary Duesterberg and Laura Schultz. - Father Michael Conrad and Seniors delve into life together - a leaf meditation, discussion, song, Mass. New paths to the inner self begin to dawn. Debbie Rubrecht, hands free from such trivial items as napkins, is ready for a full load of refreshments served by the Sophomores. 64 Jane Harrison smiles as she receives her cherished class ring from Sister Margaret Maureen. RING DA Y 65 Juniors Debbie West. Rita Eddleman, Peggie Clauss, and Julie Koenig pose by the school seal after the Ring Day ceremonies. Debbie West and Peggy Clauss seem to wonder if the wallpaper is the correct size and has been fire- proofed sufficiently to pass inspection. You travel to all corners of the gym to complete Prom decorations as Becky Ramsey and Cindi Day discover. The BIG question is ... Do you think we ll be finished by 9:00 p. m., May 10, 1968? 66 SOMEWHERE MY LOVE” Life Is Thus A Moment Only Only A Dissolving Of Ourselves In Other Selves As A Hearty Gift —Boris Pasternak— King Charlie and Queen Therese have found their Somewhere on Cloud Nine floating with their dates. 67 The band modernized the 1917 Russian ballroom with a 1968 Dawn Five sound. Satisfaction of much hard work being enjoyed reaches its peek. Personalities come alive when you know you look your best. 608 A WAKE!! GIVE THYSELF TO THE LOVELY HOURS. King Charlie Bums and Queen Therese Bultman seem to be in a dreamworld as Mike Siewers and Jan Levell of- ficially enstate them as royalty. A ceremonial dance. . . dedicated to a chosen few. 69 Freshmen experiencing their first taste of S.R. A. life at the Freshmen Tea. Mindy Minderman PRAYING for Vic- tory. The Sophomores really groove at the New Year's Eve dance. Mary, close the locker quick, here she comes! That certain mood is felt during moments like these. Cathy Halter, Yvonne Ravellette, and Becky McGuire are ready to bargain for their goods at the bakesale. 70 Sophomores use coordination plus to succeed in their gym classes. Learn To Get With Things; You'll Find It Wonderful. The More You Get With It All, The Less You’ll Want To Get Away From It All. — David H. Link, M.D.— Juniors spend their lunch hour trying to predict the future with a ouija board. What Bernadette Hess? This is your life! Put a kaleidoscopic variety of Freshmen talents to' gether and the end result is pleasing. 71 SENIOR CARNIVAL Rita Elkins and Adriana Hazas seemed pleased at the enthusiasm of Connie Ueding at the Penny Candy Stand. Mag Geheb asks who'll start the bidding as Karen Rubrecht points out the advantages of owning a White T-shirt with red racing stripes. A class that works together plays together seemed to be the incentive for making the Senior Carnival a huge suc- cess. Decorating boxes with felt flowers , an auction, baked goods, and various stands required something from everyone. The require- ments fulfilled, the plans for the class trip to Indiana Beach became a reality. Sarah Fraker seems to think that decorating boxes for the Senior Carnival is creative, ingenuous, and messy. 72 Mary Ellen Lowe finds that there is no end to the demands of a proprietor of a fish pond. The Only Limit To Our Realization Of Tomorrow Will Be Our Doubts Of Today. Let Us Move Forward With Strong And Active Faith. —Franklin D. Roosevelt— Evidently Joe Tromley and Bob Bailey don't think the Senior girls too fat as Mary Ellen Lowe, Dianne Elliott and Debbie Abrassart admire the chocolate Easter bunny they gave the Seniors. Massacre Mag's biggest opponent was Junior referee Wheat. Seniors get smart as they trade their icy first swim at Indiana Beach for a heated pool. It's a party! Cakes were brought on the last day of school to celebrate the summer birthdays of Seniors. A moment pursue the serious side of Senior year. 73 The best picture of the year was exactly what the Seniors wanted to see -- enough to travel all the way to Washington. Betsy Mary Ottensmeyer Ross informs George Mag Geheb Washington that the flag will definitely not be psyche- delic green polka dots on a purple back- ground. A Homecoming Queen is announced... Who said that Catholic schools are too overcrowded? 74 The eleventh commandment for a girl is Thou shalt not travel lightly. Chief Marilyn Catt wants much fire water” in trade for Manhattan Island. The traditional signing of blouses on the last day of uniforms is a ticklish affair. Keep In Mind That Even If You're On The Right Track You'll Get Run Over If You Just Sit There. The Class of 1968 is formally initiated as new alumnae members. 75 Father Davidson discovers he is on candid camera at the Baccalaureate Breakfast and smiles. Ellen Heinz and Dennis Sievers humored” the Class of 68 in styles of their own with Salutatory speeches at the Baccalaureate Breakfast. Students feel the seriousness of an end to the old and a beginning of a new as dignitaries, Brother Daniel, Sister Margaret Maureen, Congressman Roger Zion, Mr. Robert Schultheis, Father Sch- reder, and Bishop Paul Leibold, file past. The Gold Cord recipients for scho- lastic achievement, Janice Glass, Ellen Heinz, Sandy Kay Meyers, Sara Schenk, Donna Wehrheim, Marilyn Catt, Karen Rubrecht, Mary Ottensmeyer, Donna Speth, Jeanne Stangle and Gwen Moeller realize that their accomplishments came through the help of many. y if I'1 j 76 Jeanne Stangle, Valedictorian of St. Rose, represents the thoughts of her class in her address during Grad- uation ceremonies. Sally Day receives her diploma from Bishop Leibold -- only a symbol of what knowledge and experiences have shaped and molded her. rrSome Men See Things As They Are And Say Why. I Dream Things That Never Were And Say Why Not?” -Robert F. Kennedy- The Class of 1968, together once more before individually seeking their goals. 77 Layout: Mary Ellen Lowe, Editor Jeanne Stangle, Renee Cockerham. If we have to go back to school to work AGAIN, we’ll just -- well we’lL . . Jeanne Stangle, March 1950 - June 1968, Mary . . . May they Rest in Peace. Business: Editor Susan Fraker; Typing: Linda Carie Wir geben uns mehr Muhe! (We try harder). Photography: Mary Kay Gartner, Mag Geheb, Linda Eck, Sandy Kay Meyers, Sue Ellen Levell, Chief Donna Wehrheim. Tiki god say, Best picture is unposed picture. Literary: Cheryl Snellenberger, Editor Jo Grout, Cathy Cannon. I told you not to write that last caption! 78 THE STAFF OF ’68 The '68 Yearbook Staff with sponsor Sister Catherine Ursula take heed of Mr. Cranny’s advice for a stylish book. LETTER FROM THE EDITOR This Yearbook Staff spread represents the end of a challenge. In September of 1967, life challenged a team of girls from the Class of '68 to experience something new. That team accepted, plunged forth into unknown waters, willing to share the joys, pains, surprises, and boredom of this responsibility. Each member of the team had a title, but this title was in writing only as the Photography chief would find herself writing captions, or the Layout editor snapping pictures. The challenge has been met now and the team has sepa- rated to explore new crevices. But each has learned that Every hour is a 'point of no return.1 The more rules you can draw from your own experience, the more likely your success. Sincerely yours, Ellen Heinz Editor-in-Chief Editors: Mary Ottensmeyer, Chief Ellen Heinz, and Cathy Finch. (Art) What'll we do? He demands to know the theme of the book. ” And the beat goes on -- planning, financing -- and on — snapping pictures — and on -- assembling, laying out — and on -- cutting, writing, typing -- and on and on and on ......... 79 COLBURN’S BEAUTY COLLEGE 12 S. Second Vincennes, Indiana Phone 882-1 086 KNOX COUNTY SAND COMPANY We Sell Progress By The Ton! Sand Crushed Stone Gravel Ready Mixed Concrete Phone 882-3640 Vincennes 80 81 Congratulations Seniors '68 BUD’S SERVICE 4th at Vigo Street Vincennes, Indiana 882-9753 iHf Compliments of COLUMBIA DRUG R. S. Johnson R.Ph. W. W. Wendling R.Ph. Phone 882-4004 Vincennes, Indiana THE Phone 882-4690 NEWMAN RCCola CENTER Vincennes, Indiana of Vincennes University 21 years of satisfactory service WM. M. 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INCORPORATED Clovers—Grasses—Wheat Architects and Engineers Second and Main Street Vincennes, Indiana Lespedeza—Melon Seed Custom Cleaning and Processing 83 Nearing a half-century of experience 104 BROADWAY VINCENNES, INDIANA CANNON ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments of THE ALTAR SOCIETY of THE OLD CATHEDRAL BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 1968 from SMITH ALSOP PAINT PRODUCTS 4 1 6 Main Street ERNST 7TcO entiAiaq ' AGENCY READMORE BOOK STORE Vincennes, Indiana Books—Magazines—Greeting Cards Research —Preparation 1 8 North 2nd Street Placement of Retails Vincennes, Indiana Industrial Advertising Public Relations Jim and Dick Teising Direct Mail Addressing 84 Cathy Finch, St. Rose Senior Congratulations Class of 1968 FINCH PACKING COMPANY Rural Route 1 Box 302—A Vincennes, Indiana 85 JULES’ HAIR FASHIONS Compliments of Downtown 21 5 Main Street 882-9230 SACRED HEART ALTAR SOCIETY Compliments of Paul L. Larson D.B.A. Moore Miller Drug Store Phone: 882-8260 Compliments of RAMSEY RAMSEY Attorneys at Law Vincennes, Indiana 86 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM THE CLASS OF ’69 Put A . . TIGER . . . IN YOUR TANK Big Sister, Linda Carie and Little Sister, Susan Preuz show that there is a Tiger under the Hood at Preusz Enco Service For Friendly Service, Stop At Preusz Enco 103 North Sixth St. Phone 882-9817 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Vincennes Anton’s Food Market 1401 Main Street Ballard’s Market 1401 North Second Betty's Beauty Inn Busseron 7th St. Bob Lamb's Floorcraft 1302 Hart St. Bobe's Pizzeria 1651 North 6th St. Brownie’s Tavern 1010 Main Street Bud’s Tavern 501 Willow Cardinal Sinclair Service Hwy. 41 South Charlie’s Carmel Corn Candy Shop 427 North 2nd St. Continental Coiffures 1 103 Washington Ave. Cover Girl Beauty Salon 41 7 South 6th Custom Farm Services Inc. E. Bayou St. Delzells “If it’s for a Lady.” Diana Shop 324 Main St. DuBois Distributors, Inc. 1427 Burnett Lane Field Insurance Agency 901 Main St. Fort Knox Package Store 603 North 1 5’ 2 St. Fred’s Food Market 522 South 6th St. Friend Complimentary Goodson-Blice Real Estate North 5th St. Gray Jewelers 227 Main St. Hazel's Fashion Shop Lawrenceville, III. Hedde Gift and Baby Shop Everything for the young set Hedden Abstract Office 1 22 7th St. Halter Sons, Louis R. R. 5 Compliments of Chuck Holmes Old Bruceville Rd. Industrial Welding Gases Co., Inc. 711 Old Wheatland Rd. John Deere Sales Service Hart 1 5th St. Johnson’s Booterie 21 1 Main St. Kentucky Fried Chicken 1501 Washington Ave. Keith’s Mobile Service Center North 6th St. Killian Electric Service 1234 N. 11th St. Kimmell, Kimmell Funk 112 N. 7th St. Kramac Printing Company 224 N. 7th St. Kramer Pharmacy 403 Main St. Ladies Auxiliary 178 Knights of St. John Lane's Tile Drainage R. R. 4 Hart St. Rd. Leather Shop 405 Main St. Margaret’s Hair Designs 2614 Hwy, 41 South Marone's Restaurant 101 N. 2nd St. Mayfield Appliance Lawrenceville, III. Midwest Fertilizer Co. Inc. East Bayou Extension Monsanto Agriculture Center Old Decker Road Mouzin Barber Shop 410 S. 10th Niehaus Electric Service 1828 N. 2nd St. Organ Greenhouse 1 2th DeWolfe Osborne Osborne Farm R. R. 4 J. H. Ostendorf 308 Main St. Perma Crown Tile, Inc. U. S. 41 South Ruppel Electronics, Inc. 1917 S. 15th, Lawrenceville, III. Schmidt Key Market 406 S. 1 3th St. Smith’s Pharmacy 10th Main St. Snap Shop 405 Main St. St. Ann’s Altar Society St. John's Parish Stoops IGA Market 29 W. Swartzel Ave. Tony Hess Conoco Service 9th Main St. R. D. Van Eaton Vincennes, Ind. Vericlean Cleaners 118 N. 2nd St. Chris Vieck Farms Golden-Gro Fertilizer Chem. Co. Dr. Charles C. Vieck D. D. S. 1 2 South Fourth St. Vincennes Auto Parts 402 North 7th St. Vincennes Typewriter Co. 1725 N. 6th St. Vincennes Welding Co. Inc. 923 13th St. Mr. and Mrs. Noal Vincent 215 Hart St. Wagon Wheel Cafe 1415 North 2nd St. Walker’s Body Shop 107 South 14th White Kitchen 6th State St. The World Old Decker Road South BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PATRONS 89 FEMININE FASHION’S If it's for a Lady— The Store for . . . The Young at Heart” Justin-McCarty Jayson Classics Misty-Harbor Rainwear Minx Modes Country Set Dee-Dee Deb American Golfer Wardrobe-Maker Shipmates Saba of California Campus Casuals of Calif. Fashion-Bilt Helen Whiting Gay Gibson Caryle Just a few of the famous labels to be found at La Rose from the pages of SEVENTEEN, GLAMOUR, and MADEMOISELLE. 90 Compliments of LINCOLN GRILL Mary Zigler 31 South Fourth Street Breakfast • Lunches • Dinners Fountain Service — Air Conditioned — WOODY BOYER’S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Sixth Street BOYER’S TUNE-UP ALIGNMENT SHOP 1036 Washington Avenue Vincennes PITTSBURGH PAINTS Mary Ottensmeyer and Therese Butman browse through Hill’s Campus World. VINCENNES FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE Main Street 400 Main Street 882-2240 Vincennes, Indiana Compliments of INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Mary and Therse find a dress at Hill’s for every occasion. 91 ALUMNAE PATRONS Mrs. Dorothy Bailey Andrews 43 Miss Donna Junod 65 Mrs. Rose Mary Morgan Bailey Mrs. Phyllis Glass Kocher 63 Mrs. Susan Fane Belanger 64 Miss Cheryl Kotter 65 Miss Catherine Bezy Mrs. Ola Hunckler Kramer 48 Mrs. Marie Kaiser Biggs Mrs. Bill Beal Lenahan 49 Miss Judy Ann Bilskie 65 Miss Mary Kay Lenahan 65 Miss Judy Kay Bilskie 64 Mrs. Estella Weiler Lewis 32 Mrs. Mayalee Russell Black Mrs. Esther Brouillette Linn 1 4 Mrs. Joyce Ferry Blice 46 Miss Sandra Linn 66 Miss Marsha Bratton 64 Miss Ann Minderman 67 Mrs. Kathleen Memering Brown 59 Mrs. Betty Linn Mize 36 Mrs. Linda Joice Burke 65 Miss Louise C. Morgan Mrs. Margaret Chansler Burns 43 Mrs. Virginia Doll Parker 63 Mrs. Adaline L. Green Carie 53 Mrs. Barbara Stangle Paxton 59 Mrs. Lucille Erskine Carie 37 Mrs. Maxine Van Ells Peerman 29 Mrs. Virginia Snyder Carter 40 Miss Cathy Ponder 66 Mrs. Martha Kramer Conrad 34 Mrs. Joan Siewers Primus Miss Sally Conrad 66 Mrs. Margaret Erskine Quinett 29 Mrs. Nancy Ray Coleman 56 Miss Patty Quinett 67 Mrs. Judith Wendling Cook 55 Mrs. Mary Ellen Robinson Quinn 26 Mrs. Nadine Elliott Coudret Mrs. Rita Laue Rich 43 Mrs. Patricia Aves Coulup 46 Miss Jamie Roberts 67 Mrs. Rosemary Burns Cummins Mrs. Ellen Doll Ruppel 53 Miss Becky Deem 67 Mrs. Mary Margaret Schmidt Rusch 43 Mrs. Helen Hoffman Deem 43 Miss Gloria Shappard 66 Mrs. Virginia Neighbors Doll 56 Mrs. Margaret Yochum Snider 61 Mrs. Virginia Dora Duesterberg 41 Mrs. Mary Lou Carie Snider Miss Cleta Edmondson 66 Mrs. Betty Frey Speth 40 Miss Joan Elliott 67 Sister Marcia Ann Speth 64 Miss Peggy Fane 65 Miss Janice Stangle 65 Miss Beth Fields 64 Mrs. Mary Gouverneur Steininger 45 Miss Pat Fields 67 Mrs. Helen Vieke Stiles 66 Mrs. Frances Hagg Fredrick Mrs. Catherine Hoffman Stoelting Miss Anne Frigge 65 Miss Kay Stoelting 65 Miss Darlene Gartner 67 Mrs. Virginia Heines Strange 39 Miss LaDonna Gartner 67 Mrs. Mary Bauer Tolliver 50 Miss Mary Rita Gartner 65 Mrs. Patricia Hutton Traylor 42 Mrs. Mary Bezy Hall 66 Miss Karen Ueding 67 Miss Anita K. Halter 61 Mrs. Mary Lou Richardville Vieck Mrs. Helen Gartner Halter Mrs. Mary Volley Vieck 47 Miss Phyllis Halter 64 Mrs. Judy Halter Vieke 59 Mrs. Rith Chamberlain Harrison 38 Miss Joyce Welton 59 Mother Rose Angela Horan Mrs. Janet Vieke Yarber 59 Mrs. Marge Tislow Hudson 47 Miss Mary Ella Zanetis 67 Mrs. Hilda Cardinal Hutton 92 Left to Right: Dorothy Lone, Corresponding Sec; Dorothy Clauss, Treasurer; Jane Thomas, President. Members, Shirley Ray and Marilyn Cunningham, Mary Alice Blair, Secretary and Margaret Snyder, Vice-President, absent. Sponsored by ST. ROSE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION 93 VINCENNES UNIVERSITY “That More May Learn . . . and Lead ★ Associate Degree Nursing Program ★ Transfer Terminal Career Programs ★ Prepare for the Future Iresslar Two Convenient Locations College Plaza at Washington College Downtown at 31 3 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana GET AT TRESSIAR’S . . . Where You Can Be Sure 94 VINCENNES NURSING HOME, INC. Joe and Fern Junod 1202 S. 16th Street Owners and Operators Vincennes Phone: 882-8292 State Licensed Dreiman’s IMPERIAL TAVERN Beer—Liquor—Wine—Gin Sandwiches V.U.'s Bookstore offers needed supplies to studius seniors Terri Kemp, Diane Elliott, Francie McGiffen, and Mary Ann Cummins outside V.U.'s Union Building BAILEY’S PHOTO STUDIO 1025 Wabash Avenue 882-6814 Mrs. Ruby Baily takes time out from snapping pictures on St. Catherine s Day to chat with Sally Day and Linda Eck in the lobby of Ramada Inn. 95 Many a study hall has been profitable to S.R.A. seniors, Mary Ellen Lowe and Ann Heinz CHARLIE’S BURGER BARN AND CHARLIE’S RESTAURANT 96 SIMON vnzriszza Vincennes, Indiana Quality Jewelers in Vincennes tor Over 43 years Complete Selection of China, Crystal Silver FREE BRIDAL REGISTRATION SERVICE Phone 882-4054 Debbie Abrassart and Rosanne O'Toole find Simon’s a very charming place. 325-327 Main Street Congratulations J. C. PENNY COMPANY Class of 1968 Where Fashion Don't Cost MILDRED’S FLOWER SHOP a Fortune 24 North 5th AUGUST E. BOLK Compliments of COMPANY OLD TOWN TAVERN Wholesale—Plumbing—Mill Mine—Factory Supplies— Heavy Handware Merle M. Kennedy Owner 805-13 N. 2nd St. Vincennes 882-4090 882-4091 116 Main Street 97 THE HOME BUILDERS DEPARTMENT STORE Vincennes, Indiana Telephone: 882-5770 Compliments Compliments of of THE KNIGHTS FIELDS CLEANERS OF COLUMBUS Father Giboult Vincennes, Indiana Council 71 2 Knights of Columbus Vincennes, Indiana BEARD’S HARDWARE ALLEGA SINCLAIR SERVICE AND SUPPLY, INC. Washington Avenue 921 Main Street Phone 882-8131 Phone 882-9848 Vincennes, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana 47591 Compliments of NUGENT DAIRY FARMS Rural Route 3 Vincennes, Indiana 98 SOPHOMORES 99 Columbian Squire Officers: First Row—Don Frederick, Dave Carie, Mike Williams, Pat McAllister Jack Carie. Second Row—Mr. McAllister (counselor), Fred Steele, Bob Sheldon. COLUMBIAN SQUIRES Extend their Congratulations to the Class of “68” 100 AM 910 Compliments of C. R. HUTCHINSON THE LOOP Vincennes, Indiana WAKO SERVING LAWRENCEVILLE-VINCENNES The One That Sets The Pace E. Joan Davenport Tax Accountant 41 5 College Ave. 882-1220 Complete Selection of Fashions for the Family and Home Jeanne Stangle finds that the only kind of blouse missing from a Villager se- lection is an S.R.A. one. GIMBEL BOND CO. 200 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana Phone 882-6180 Pink feather boas seem to entice Susan Fraker. Vincennes Finest Department Store Since 1842” 101 PARKVIEW FOODLINER 2600 Washington Ave. 882-2613 Compliments of PAT’S PIT BARBECUE P. N. HIRSCH AND COMPANY 821 N. 2nd Street 1001 North 8th Street Vincennes, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana On The College Plaza Phone 882-9275 CRESTVIEW Compliments of HOME MANHATTAN Old Bruceville Road 7th and College 102 THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Vincennes—Bicknell—Sandborn Ask Mary Kay Gartner and Margie Lane—Chemistry class isn’t all fun 103 SOCIAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ritterskamp Janie Risch Hugo and Betty Roellgen Rev. Eugene Rooney S.J. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Rooney Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ruppel Diane Rusch Mrs. Darwin Ryder Sacred Heart School Rev. Earl Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schulteis Rev. Sylvester Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shappard Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shappard Rev. John J. Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shephard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sievers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siewers Sisters of Precious Blood Sisters of Providence Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sievers Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Smith Mrs. S. Joseph Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Art Stangle Mr. and Mrs. R. Curtis Stangle Sylvia Stangle Mrs. Cleve Steckler Mr. and Mrs. Max Steckler Mr. and Mrs. Max Steimel St. Franics Xavier School Cheryl Stiles St. John School St. Thomas School St. Vincent School Mr. and Mrs. George A. Thais Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ueding Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Francis Vieck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vieck Mrs. Sophia Vieck Mrs. Ernest Vieke Mr. Ernest J. Vieke Rev. Elmer Wannemuehler Mr. and Mrs. Don Wehrheim Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Welton Richard West Mrs. Theresa Willis Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Willis Jesse B. Wilson Mike Wissing Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Witsman Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Yochum Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yochum Mr. and Mrs. William Acobert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Acobert A Friend Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Alexander Dr. and Mrs. John B. Anderson Mrs. Martin Anderson Rev. J. Ralph Arnold Sue Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Leon Barvais Mr. and Mrs. Frank Becher Sisters of St. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Bey Rev. James Blessenger Mr. and Mrs. George Breyfogle The Christian Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Pete Bultman Helen and Aurelia Bultman Mrs. Pearl Burns Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Carie Mr. and Mrs. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Catt Mrs. W. P. Chesnut Gerald W. Coffinet Christi Conrad Rev. Leo Conti Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cooper Jr. Brother Daniel, F.S.C. Rev. John Davidson Miss Estella Deem Rev. Henry Doll Robert L. Doll Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Clement Dovidas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eaton Rev. Bernard Elmer Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faulkner Mrs. H. J. Feagons Paul and Betty L. Fields Mr. and Mrs. Marion Fields Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fleck Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fleck Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Fraker Sisters of St. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Bill Frigge Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gartner Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gartner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond K. Glass Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Glass Mr. and Mrs. Renus Grattiati Mr. and Mrs. Maurice F. Halter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Halter Mr. and Mrs. William A. Halter Mrs. Geraldine Hand Mr. and Mrs. John R. Harrod Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Francis Heinz Raymond A. Heinz Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Helming Mrs. Nellie Hennon Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hess Mr. and Mrs. Bub Holscher Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hopper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hulen Mr. Harry Hutton Rev. Lawrence Jaussaud Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Joice Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Joice Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kahre Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kavanaugh John and Rita Kavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Meinrad Keller Sue Kolhouse Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kopta Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kouche Mr. and Mrs. Dexter J. Kroeger Mr. and Mrs. Max Kroeger Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kunkel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ladner Mr. and Mrs. Max Lane Mr. and Mrs. Frank Later Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lenahan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lowe Rev. Bernard Lutz Dr. J. J. Matracia Dr. Hugh F. Mayr Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGiffen Mrs. Mary McGlone Linda McKenna Mr. and Mrs. C. Earl Miller Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Miller Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Minderman Dorothy Morris Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy Alma Myers Mrs. Harold Nowaskie Mrs. Joseph Nowaskie Rev. Timothy O’Brien Pfc. V. Patrick O’Dell Old Cathedral Grade School Mrs. Irene Ottensmeyer V. Peter Pagano, M.D. V. Rooney-Pagano, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Palmer Mrs. Edward Petts Miss Aline Polk Miss Helen Polk Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Ponder Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Primus Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Quinett William D. Quinn 104 Congratulations to the class of 1968 from MINUTEMAN EDITORS Congratulations to the class of 1 968 from Packaging p CORPORATION OP AMERICA 408 East St. Clair Street Vincennes, Indiana 105 Compliments JANE’S BEAUTY SHOP of Decker, Indiana Junod’s Pastry Shop 120 NORTH 7th Phone 882-3312 Vincennes, Indiana Serving 1,000 Communities within 8 states MOTOR FREIGHT CORPORATION 1519 Willow Street Vincennes, Indiana Phone 882-4920 Compliments of SARA JEAN BABY SHOP BRASSEUR’S PHARMACIES Main Street Vincennes Compliments of North Side South Side 1 508 North Second St. Dixie Plaza 882-1064 882-2004 Free Delivery ST. THOMAS ALTAR SOCIETY 107 Compliments of Compliments of ST. CLAIR NORGE ST. VINCENT’S VILLAGE ALTAR SOCIETY Laundry Dry Cleaning 61 9 East St. Clair J. A. Godfrey, Mgr. ALICE WOODY’S COCKTAIL BAR 1031 Washington Ave. Vincennes, Indiana Electricity- energy of the future TODAY PUBLIC SERVICE INDIANA Compliments of LANGOON’S CASUAL SHOP 209 Main Street Shoes Sportswear NIEHAUS r “ Cash-Away - — LUMBER CO.J __ ____too� -as main st._ Vincennes, Indiana Lumber-Mill Work—Supplies Personalized Hair Styling By Le-Vells Hair Fashions “The Finest In Beauty Care’’ Jan Levell, Junior 1232 N. 11th Street Vincennes, Indiana 882-7203 Sue Ellen Levell, Senior Ready-Mixed Concrete, Sand, Gravel, Crushed Stone, Crane Service, Bulldozer Service LENEHAN AND KONEN Office: 1 1 8 South 1 5th Street Dial 882-9626 INCORPORATED Vincennes, Indiana PIT: 1 7th and Bayou Dial 882-8767 Peggy Lenehan contemplates the number of rocks in a pile of gravel at Lenehan and Konen. 110 Compliments of HOLIDAY INN 600 Wheatland Road VINCENNES POULTRY SERVICE, INC. 1601 Hart Street Vincennes 47591 RAY RUPPEL Mgr Proprietor 882-3757 Wholesale Distributors to Retail Outlets Entire Poultry Line The many expenses of senior year find Janet Fields and Cathy Finch at the bank they can trust. SECURITY BANK AND TRUST For the Best in Cleaning Vincennes, Indiana ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Shirt Service Branches at: Bicknell, Freelandville, and Oaktown Phone 882-9910 502 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana Member of F.D.I.C. Serving all of Knox County HI STUDENT PATRONS Ager Diane Anderspn Jerry Anderson N.K.H. Dave Bauer Carol Ann Becher Margie Becher Steve Becher Leona Bezy Little Klueth Boy Gloria Brines Bummers Linda Carie Marcia Carie Marie Carie Julie Ann Chambers Shelly Clausman Karen Clauss Peggy Clauss Carol Clymer Gail Cockrum Rod Cole Susan Coulup Marie Cummins Dave Deem Tess Deem Tom Dittman Dick Dognaux Terry Doll Babs Dovidas Kathy Duesterberg Mary Duesterberg Tom Duesterberg Barbara Dunn Kathy Eaton Rita Eddleman The Enco Boys Rob Fane Jane Faulkner Gail Feagans Mary Rose Finch Patsy Finch Mary Fleck Sarah Fraker Kitty Frey Lee Frigge Debra Graman Carla Gartner Carol Gartner Timothy Alan Gartner Carolyn Halter Cathy E. Halter Janie Harrison Joan Harrod Ellen Heinz Marilyn Heinz Linda Hendrixson Ann Hennon Mary Esther Hobbs Betty Jo Holscher Huck Cheri Hutton Mary Jo Hutton Therese Hutton Pam Jobe Maria Joice Phyllis Kaiser Kevin Kavanaugh David Kavanaugh Lisa Kavanaugh Lori Kavanaugh Susan Kavanaugh Carla Keller Mary Ann Keller Mary Ann Keller Paul Keller Steve Koening Judy Kramer Rita Kroeger Ann Marie Ladner Julie Ladner Mary Frances Ladner Peggy Ladner Tom Ladner Will Ladner Margie Lane Peggy Lenahan Ray Lenahan Lou Anne Linn St. Rose Lover Cindy Marchino Francie McGriffen Tuskie Mikiska Patty Mulheron Margie Myers Sandy Myers Norma and Dave Sheila O’Connor Dan O'Day Katy Ottensmeyer Anne Pagano Virginia Pagano Eugene Pagano Peter Pagano Vincent Stuart Pagano Gary Palmer “73 Susan Preusz JoEllen Primus Linda Primus Ray Primus Sue Quinn Theresa Quinn Jack Rabbit Jean Riddle Cathy Ritterskamp Debbie Roellgen Kathy Rubrecht Steve Rusch “71 Carol Shappard Susan Shappard Denise Slawson Jeanne Stangle Mary Kay Stangle Sylvia Stangle Chris Steininger Mary Sue Stoelting Cork Stork Lessle P. Suggins Catherine Thais Jane Theriac Tim Theriac Don Todd J.B. Connie Ueding Kathy Ueding Beth Ann Vieck Patsy Vieke Sharon Vieke Wally Wall Donna Wehrheim Debbie West Coleen Willis Bob Wissel Cecilia Yochum Pfc. James B. Yochum William Zanetis 112 FROSTOP DRIVE-IN Paula Vieke, Mary Ann Vieke, and Mary Sue Walton, hard at work at Frostop. All Kinds of Insurance WELSH THERIAC, INC. 27 North Third Street Vincennes, Indiana 882-2770 Williams Music Store 421 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana THE FAMILY MUSIC CENTER N A 0 V — AM-FM “FLOWERS BY PAUL” Vincennes, Indiana 1 109 Washington Avenue Vincennes, Indiana AM-1450KC Phone-882-1830 FM-96-7MC FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 113 H. E. HUTTON AND COMPANY Mary Jo and Therese Hutton say, “How 'bout an elevator shaft to control your rate of depression. Grain Buyers Corn, Beans, Wheat, and Milb Harry Hutton Phone 882-641 3 Vincennes, Indiana Robert A. Hutton Phone 882-3069 1 14 Office Phone 882-2655 Wayne P. Traylor Phone 882-3435 Compliments of THE BURGER CHEF DECKARD and SONS Compliments of INC. GATES STUDIO Heating —Air Conditioning Mineral Wool Insulation A. R. Deckard, 721 N. 12th St. 882-3458 Vincennes, Indiana BRIDAL SHOPPE Compliments of Compliments of of AIRPORT INN HARTJE’S GROCERY Food—Mixed Drinks—Beer —Wine Package Goods Self Service Quality Groceries • Meat • Produce Virgil and Rhoda McArtor Highway 50 One Mile West of Vincennes Phone 882-5737 2021 Washington Avenue 115 Congratulations Seniors BAUER BROTHERS H00SIER SUPPLY 427 Main Street Production—Exploration Vincennes, Indiana Development Crude Oil and Natural Gas John R. Hennon Son’s Vincennes, Indiana 91 1 Oak Street Vincennes, Ind. Phone 882-5847 Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning Compliments of A W JOSEPHS ROOT BEER STAND Exclusive Womens Apparel 21 4 Main Street Extends Their Congratulations to the Bilski Farm Supply CLASS of 1968 1 1 07 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana Phone 882-4222 Washington Avenue A COMPLETE FARM SERVICE NUTRENA FEEDS Vincennes, Indiana 116 M CLASS 117 TOP BOY DRIVE-IN THOMPSON CARTAGE CO. Exclusive Inside Dining Serving and Associated Truck Lines Second Drive-Up Window and 51 7 Broadway Centralia Cartage Co. Vincennes, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana 47591 Vincennes Progress Laundry and Dry Cleaners -r I ! Not much can be said about Cleaning up the dirty business says Donna Speth (right). 1 422 North Second Street Phone 882-41 80 119 STANGLE FARMS Vincennes, Indiana Phone 882-2070 120 Compliments of S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 226 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana KNOX COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY INCORPORATED 1 1 4 North 7th St. Vincennes, Indiana Gwen Moeller shows Sandy Kay Myers the easy way to compute. OFFICE MACHINE SALES SERVICE FRANK ANTHB BASIL BONNER BILL BAHR Ylncannaa, Indians Vlncamaa, Indians Vlncannaa, Indiana OtHea Phona 882-6824 Oftlca Phone 882-6826 Of Ilea Phona 76 9 - 24 22 Hosts Phona 882-1263 Home Phona 882-7083 Hotna Phona 882-8644 Congratulations Class of 1968 RIEMAN'S GREENHOUSES, INC. 1407 Chestnut St. Bud and Martha Bierhaus Sandy—the “whizz kid”—when it comes to Mr. Moeller’s typewriters. 21 7 College Ave. Vincennes, Indiana 121 Marilyn Schmidt, St. Rose Junior SCHMIDT’S AUTO SUPPLIES 601 Main Street Vincennes 882-6176 JOHN FLECK’S GARAGE Congratulations 1 402 Willow Street, Vincennes Phone 882-61 64 Class of 1 968 Insurance—Real Estate MORTON’S WAMPLER AGENCY Smart Junior Fashions 506 Broadway 882-2515 Vincennes, Indiana 122 Compliments of ALLIED BOTTLERS INCORPORATED 307 Taylor Avenue Vincennes, Indiana “For Those Who Think Young . . . 123 Compliments Congratulations CLARENCE DEEM Class of 1968 and SON Wholesale Produce Compliments of Vincennes, Indiana HAROLD’S Schultheis Sons, Inc. Vincennes, Indiana College Plaza 1 027 Washington The Brand Name of HOME FURNISHINGS Dixie Plaza 1 5th and Willow Carpets Appliances Open Evenings Congratulations Compliments of DUMES PRESTOLITE BATTERIES INCORPORATED Our 42nd Year of Service BERNARD SIEVERS To the Community SONS of Slaughter House Vincennes • R.R. 4 • Indiana Vincennes Slaughtering • Cutting • Slicing Wrapping • Freezing Phone 882-8706 124 RUSCH FARMS Joe Rusch Dick Rusch Louis Rusch 125 Sara Schenk, St. Rose Senior 1 SCHENK HYBRIDS CHARLES H. SCHENK and SONS INCORPORATED Vincennes 126 ED and AGNES OTTENSMEYER REAL ESTATE 3212 Bruceville Road Vincennes, Indiana 882-5589 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 KNOX COUNTY KLEMEYER LUMBER CO. DEMOCRAT First and Hart. Vincennes 882-4421 CENTRAL COMMITTEE MILLS DRUG STORE CYRIL (PETE) BULTMAN, (MILLS FOR PILLS) Chairman Vincennes, Indiana 41 8 Main Street Phone: 882-0691 127 CENTRAL CATHOLIC SENIORS ’68 THE SENIORS, IN THE HOLE, SAY: GOOD LUCK TO SRA SENIORS 128