Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1964 volume:

A Comm Published by the Student Body of VINCENNES UNIVERSITY Vincennes, Indiana Volume 14 KARYN DONNA GRACELY, Editor - in - Chief unity F Jani | li 01887 | I VINCENNES UNIVERSITY FOUNDED 1801 Out of a Rich Heritage... When William Henry Harrison arrived in Vincennes to become the first governor of the Indiana Territory, he discovered ‘that the inhabitants of the country...have long experienced the inconvenience arising from the total want of an institution for the education of youth.’ His answer was the establishment of a two room log cabin school named Jefferson Academy in 1801. The trustees of this little frontier school applied to the federal government for a land grant. Congress approved the grant in 1804 and two years later 23,040 acres of land, in what is now Gibson County, Indiana, was assigned for the support of the school. The pioneer institution became Vincennes University on November 27, 1806, and was officially incorporated by the first General Assembly of the Indiana Territory meeting in the old Territorial Capitol in Vincennes. Governor William Henry Harrison was elected president of the Board. Vincennes University was established as the center of education on the frontier -- the first college to be established west of the Alleghenies and north of the Ohio River, the symbol of the intent of the people of the new nation that ‘religion, morality and knowledge being necessary to good government and happiness of mankind schools and means of education shall forever be encouraged.’ oe ee G aA ane PP aT a a LE REVOIR TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION SENIORS FRESHMAN FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF ACTIVITIES Honoraries Organizations Publications Music Drama ATHLETICS Students in Residence (Dormitory) a’ bientot for 1903-04 PREFACE... As time goes by and one finds himself far along on some distant future way of life, he may turn, glance back, and then and then only, can he truly evaluate these events that are the present. We are no excep- tion. We are nearsighted. But we have tried to project ourselves — to give you this 1964 Le Revoir (formerly known as the Re Voo)a true picture of the year — a picture of what some day will be memories, some of the best memories of your life... Even now as you turn these pages for the first time, you find memories, and even now these memories are mellowing and the circumstances that created them are changing. This is as it should be. A University should be the symbol of change and progress... As we celebrate the 164th anniversary of the founding of Vincennes University and the tenth year on the present campus, we are aware that vast changes are taking place in all aspects of the campus. And yet, there is something unchanging about the University. Through all this pattern of change and counter-change there is woven the steel thread of tradition, without which there would be no pattern —no lasting pattern. And so, let us say it has been a year with more than its changes... but a year that saw the rebirth of the old traditions. Remember the tenth anniversary convocation in the grove near the Ad- ministration Building at the exact location where President Beckes held the first convocation on the present campus... The new spirit and the old together... memories... let that stand for the Vincennes University for the year of ’64. — . ASS AS IA Y a m2: el aa wats, © A ee - Vo Ir WIA A soc cae Sons ee Vek @ Zia WWII ii ( i SAG ae anu 4 A ; eSssessssS ep | eerier ie pee | f Bas | = i | Vike = = Sr Se : ae DEDICATION Seated: (left to right) Dean Cornelia Carter, Dean of Students, Associate professor of English and Education: A.B., Southern Methodist University; Graduate work, University of Illinois; M.S., 1954, Indiana University. Medrith A. Jordan, Registrar; Graduate of Teacher's Course, Vincennes University; B.S., Michigan State Normal College; Graduate work at Indiana University. Mrs. Mary Hall McKee, Professor of Home Economics and Art; B.S. Indiana State Teachers College; Graduate work, Indiana University and John Herron Art Institute; M.S., Indiana State Teachers College. Miss Hilda L. Begeman, Professor of Physics and Mathematics; A.B., Indiana University; M.A. Columbia University, Indiana University, Standing; (left to right) Dean J. Howard Hill, Professor of English, Dean of Faculty and Director of the Vincennes Educational Center; A.B. Indiana University; M.S. in Education, Indiana University; Graduate work from Columbia, Northwestern, lowa and Wayne Universities. Mr. Hollis P. Leighly, Professor of Geography: B.S., University of IIlinois;M.S., University of Wisconsin; Graduate work at the University of Illinois, Dr. Issac K, Beckes, President of Vincennes University, Professor of Sociology: Graduate of Vincennes University; B.S. in Education, Indiana State Teacher's College; B.D., McCormick Theological Seminary; Ph.D. Yale University. Mr. Allen L. Bradfield, Associate Professor of Mathematics and Director of Athletics: A.S., Vincennes University; B.S., University of Illinois; M.S., Indiana University; Graduate work at Clark University, Mr. Forrest McGlone, Professor of Commerce: B.S., Indiana State Teacher's College; M.S., in Business, Indiana University. DEDICATION To you, the members of the Vincennes University faculty, who moved with the University from the old school to the new campus ten years ago-- we dedicate our 1964 Le Revoir Spirit of the Anniversary of the University Ten years ago Vincennes University made its historic move to the new Harrison Park campus. Left behind were inadequate and deteriorating facilities, but not some 75 years of tradition and devoted at- tachment to the old campus. The decade which has ensued has seen the new campus expand, the program of the University grow in its breadth and usefulness, and new traditions established which will be revered in the years to come. The story of Vincennes University’s growth onits new campus is a thrilling story, one which includes the leadership of a splendid Board of Trustees, and of an able, devoted faculty. It includes the loyalty and generosity of literally hundreds of alumni and friends whose financial contributions and many other types of assistance have made the growth possible. It also includes the story of a growing and worthy student body whose capacity and scholarship have brought them to places of leadership all over the na- tion. The past ten years will always be remembered as the period for the building of the new Vincennes University. THIS IS THE YEAR THAT... ‘Ole V.U.’s yearbook came out after a year's lapse Dunseth Planetarium, a re - vamped power house for a distillery, was successfully opened on campus and became a popular Sunday afternoon showplace Trailblazers won KJCAA crown First 1BM machine and Computer Center added to Tech Department One - hundredth and sixty - second anniversary of the founding of VU Tenth anniversary on present campus Dorm erected it’s own ‘‘Berlin Wall’ Log cabin added at South edge of campus to be used as an Information Center for tourists New C.A.T.V. station -- Community Antenna Television came to the campus Homecoming Queen --Miss Nancy Stephens Mrs. Thelma Meurer, dorm mother, returns from Europe Sales tax hits V.U. at the beginning of the Second Semester Jack Butler highest basketball scorer in the athletic history of Vincennes U. Alpha Theta Chi dedicated an attractive sign at the edge of the campus, commemorating the founding date of 1801] Plans for a new dormitory are on the drawing board -- by Fall it will be a double-decker Friendship Garden added to the campus First student from South America and Saudi Arabia on campus Marker honoring Sarah Knox Taylor, daughter of Zachery Taylor and wife of Jefferson Davis erected on campus Plans for a new Administration Building Announced A campus first --- the telephoned account of the Junior College Basketball Tourney from Muskegon on March 6, 1964 Announcement that Green Auditorium will be air conditioned, beginning March 15th 6 DELENNE E. ALBAUGH RONNIE GENE ALEXANDER Medical Technology - Journalism - Boonville, Indiana Elkart, Indiana Ron '...manager of the Blazers... BheleunelCanrociivaiin ble has a string of press passes... always seen with Kevin O Boonville boaster,..chuckles away likes physics lob...dislikes patois sae for apple pies... always: being called on first... cae Seo Ponmon: a touch of humor Activities - Trail Blazer, sports Saree ; editor; Basketball, manager. Activities - Science club. : i She lives for the happiness of As for the press, | am myself it. a ‘gentleman of the press, and | have no other escutcheon. ' BETSY ANN ALLEN Nursing - Carlisle, Indiana JOYCE MARIE ALLEN Elementary Education - Washington, Indiana Betsy . .another Clara Barton }..pensive and quiet...kind word for everyone...adds a touch of sweetness to the class of '64. Joyce''...always studying Soci- ology...passes Saturdays roller skating...confides in Nina Lamb Activities - Snow Caps ar eerie aa pie... i Character is the governing klement of life, and is alone yenius, Intelligence is not her only virtue, she does all things well, ’ RONALD BARTH Pre-Engineering Z RANDA ANNETTE ANDREWS Vincennes, Indiana English - Vincennes, Indiana 'Ron...leads the engineering fra- ternity...interested in Economics Randa '...sweetness personified ...tall, dark, and oh my[’...still she walks in beauty,..loves eee eee t d , The Silver Chalice ’...dines on epi hont Cenbaahed 4 spaghetti...in the spirit of the Activities - Gamma Tau, President; class of '64. Freshman Class, Vice-President; ‘ Personality is what counts Christmas Dance, Chairman, iPower flows to the man who knows how,. LELAND KIRK BECKES Philosophy - Vincennes, Indiana Leland''...the President's son ...quietly building his own reputation,..rumored to have a fine voice...loves to argue... Macalester College --here | come! WAYNE EDWARD BECKLEY Agriculture - Lynnville, Indiana Wayne'’,..tall and lanky blond KAREN ANN BEDWELL Nursing - Edwardsport, Indiana ''Karen''...always seen talking with Mrs. Boone,..gracious manner,,.studies the way everyone should...reserved but amiable nature.,,actions speak louder than words. Activities - Sno Caps Kindness is produced by kindness. Activities - Le Revoir, feature er; Mu Alpha Theta, vice- president; Young Democrats, secretary; Ben Johnson Society; Phi Theta Kappa, Student Directory co-editor Gentle in manner, strong in performance, ' MARGARET LYNN BERRY Elementary Education Washington, Indiana ' Margaret'’.,.keeps to herself ...loves snack bar lunches... incurable chatterbox,,,mischief in those eyes...knows where she's going: Activities - Alpha Theta Chi Kindness is the Sunshine in which virtue grows. ' editor; Student Senate, treasur- ...adds color to Botany class ...scientific mind,..in a world all his own,,.good natured, Activities - Agriculture Club Work fascinates him. He can sit and watch it for hours. ' JOHN VINCENT BEZY Secondary Education Vincennes, Indiana John''...what's in the briefcase?,..friend of books... serious student.,.ready with a quip...loves that Philosophy class,.,most likely will succeed, A man of hope and forward looking mind. GLENDA K. BEGEMAN Pre-Engineering Sandborn, Indiana 'Glenda''...gay giggle...wants to enter a ''man's world ... enjoyed being hypnotized as an academic approach, Activities - Science Club 'To know her was to love her.' (OETTA K. BLOEBAUM lincennes, Indiana 'Joetta'’.,.shy and ?.,..reader of jovels,..homespun humor,,.a hermanic touch,..loves the out- If-doors...prepares cuisine with lervor, | ° ; P Speech is great, but silence is jreater, ' v i | 1 i) i EMILY DELANNE BIDDLE Liberal Arts Vincennes, Indiana Delanne '...precise in every- thing attempted...prefers voice and diction class...makes others happy...one of the Ensemble's best alto's.,.transferring to Indiana Central. Activities - Ensemble Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstasy. GARY KENNETH BRADFIELD Electronic Technology Sandborn, Indiana Gary'',,.one of the tech boys ...relative of a certain math teacher,,,never seen on the general campus vicinity...good luck, Gary Activities - Technology Club Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind, ' RICHARD D. BLICE Mathematics - Oaktown, Indiana Dick''...V.U.'s answer to Peter Nero...proficient in all subjects,..burns candles at both ends,,.constant commuter,..hates to give speeches, Activities - Mu Alpha Theta; Phi Theta Kappa; Ensemble Accompaniest 'The wisest man is he who does not fancy that he is so at Clb EDITH CAROLINE BRICKER Elementary Education Plainville, Indiana Edith''...stays in her room after 6:00 p.m....seen with George Isfalt...has a nack of teasing... beautiful hair...gay giggle. And this with a merry heart,. ’ EVA BERNICE BOONE Nursing - Switz City, Indiana Evao''...spends leisure hours with her grandchildren... loquacious...enjoys her morning coffee with the Dorm nurses... shows understanding towards everyone...no pet peeves, Activities - Sno Caps, president The sincere alone can recognize -sincerity,'' GARRY DOUGLAS BURG Secondary Education Washington, Indiana 'Garry''...hopes to have his name in lights someday...professional mimiic,..wild sense of humor... travels that long road home... provides backstage humor. Activities - Delta Psi Omega, vice-president; Playhouse, vice- president, ''The play's the thing. ’ ANNA KATHERINE BRIDGES Elementary Education Vincennes, Indiana Ann''.., diligent worker..,steak fascinates her,.,proud of Vin- cennes...a good listener... always serving others... gracious mannerisms. Activities - Le Revoir, lay-out staff ''The time is dull, but | sharpen itt! E. EDWARD BURTON Pre-Forestry Mitchell, Indiana 'Ed'® no relation to Richard... quietly paces through the dorm ...loves to pose for pictures,..a smile easily remembered tLife is a series of surprises, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not, RICHARD KENT BROWN Liberal Arts Indianapolis, Indiana Dick''...official greeter at Blazer basketball games...con- sumes steak in quantities... made good Economic grades... drives a sharp white Chevy Corvette...Indiana State, Activities - Student Senate; Circle K; Young Republicans; Class Ring Committee. Hope keeps the heart whole, ' RITA K. CARIE Elementary Education Vincennes, Indiana 'Reet'',,.designed the cover of Le Revoir...genuine personality ...a true scribe,..potential artist ...great performer on the basket- ball court, Activities - Le Revoir, art editor; Senior Class, secretary Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paint's his own nature into his pictures. MYRL R. BURGENER Agriculture Vincennes, Indiana 'Myrl''.,.from a scientific point of view...never misses a class ...roams the streets of Vincennes ...easy to know Instinct is intelligence, ' Lv Sa eet ie NANCY ELLEN CARR Elementary Education Vincennes, Indiana Nancy''...prefers sewing to anything else...smile and the world smiles with you...digs Billie'’ Shakespeare...has given many interesting speeches... sincere, Activities - Alpha Theta Chi; Student Christian Association, vice-president; Her friends are many - her foes, are there any? DENNIS RAY CHASTAIN Astronomy - Vincennes, Indiana Denny '...one of the better |members of V.U.'s tramp team... i follows the Trailblazers at tourney time...helps keep the Planetarium in tip-top condition . ’You don't say.”’ Activities - Circle K, president; Trampoline Team, captain; Mu Alpho Theta; Intramural | Basketball, He puts his troubles ina | pocket with a hole in it. JAMES JOSEPH COMBS Languages - Vincennes, Indiana ' Jim'',..personality plus...oh, those French classes...the life of any party...carts K.G. and J.C. to class in his mighty bhomb''.,.he'll conquer 1.U. Activities - Playhouse; Keen sense, common sense, ee and yet room for nonsense, STEPHEN PHILLIP CATT History - Sandborn, Indiana Steve'’...strong, silent type... does well in Lit. and History... outdoorsman,..remember the Young Demos, booth at the Chili Supper?...independent, Activities - Young Democrats; Student Senate A friend to brighten up the way, not too solemn, not too goy. ' SUSAN JANE COMBS Elementary Education Washington, Indiana Jane ’.,.loves bowling, pizza, and ecnomics,,.her warm personality wins all...Indiana State bound Women were made to give our eyes delight. ’ RITA KAY CHURCH Nursing - Monroe City, Indiana Rita’’...intelligence lurks in her eyes... baring her wisdom through class preparedness marked by sureness and thought ...accomplishing the maximum with facility and ease Activities - Sno Caps In her tongue is the law of kindness. ALINE DENNY Elementary Education Vincennes, {Indiana Mrs, Denny''.,.always concerned about her work,..the most kind... stage fright...good in all subject ...placid,,.sagacious. Wisdom’s,,.best nurse, contemplation. ' JANNETTE EISENHUT CULLOP Secondary Education Bruceville, Indiana ' Jan'’..,.remember the ol e French crowd,..conducts history help sessions...teacher in the making ...worry never shows...''Combs, Do you have your French done? 'The mind that would be happy, must be great. RAYMOND OWEN DONHAM Elementary Education Bicknell, Indiana Ray''...he may look silent, but look close he isn't..,always available when there's work to do,..often found in snack bar... booster of Young Democrats.., always on the go. Activities - Student Senate; Democrat Club; Ensemble; Christmas Dance Committee; Prom Decoration Committee; Pep Band (Fresh.) NIdle hands are the Devils workshop. ’ PATRICIA LEE DAILEY Nursing - Vincennes, Indiana Pat''... l hope | pass my boards '.,,chemistry interests her,..shrimp--her favorite food ...swims like a fish, Activities - Sno Caps Thought is the soul of act.' WILLIAM VERNON DOTY Secondary Education West Benton, Illinois 'Doty''...a nicer guy can ne'er be found...Mr. Basketball... especially good in government... future All-American,.,always studying electricity. Activities - Basketball ''A man of hope and forward- looking mind. ' JOSEPH WILLIAM DONOVAN Secondary Education Vincennes, Indiana Joe''.,.a blend of humor and seriousness,,.industrious intent ...seen most with Genie Lawrence ...man of a few words...firm believer in silence | have never yet given a secondhand opinion of anything, or book, or person, ' JOSEPH WAYNE EKE Business Administration Bicknell, Indiana Eke’'...haunts the men's ‘esidence hall...a well seasoned Marine.,.will be seen on Indiana J. campus next year,..mild of ind and manner. JActivities - Men's Dormintory ‘Counciler For the more a man knows, the imore worthy he is. ' i | | ) JOHN PAUL DOYLE Business Administration Montgomery, Indiana 'Paul ’...nice personality...a commuter,..a true Hoosier,,.all business subjects interest him... a good friend to have, 'Persevere and never fear. JUDITH LOUISE ERNST Elementary Education Vincennes, Indiana Judy''...good things come in small packages...proficient student,,.her recreation-horseback riding...loyal to the library... outspoken, 'The time is dull, but | sharpen ifeus MARY CATHERINE DOYLE Interior Decorating Princeton, Indiana 'Cathy '...pert, pretty’n clever ...expert seamstress,,.seen riding in Jim's blue Volkswagon ...another pizza fan...will study at Chicago's Ray-Vogue, Activities - Home Economics Club; Christmas Queen Attendant; Le Revoir, lay-out staff, Phi Theta Kappa, Student Senate, A most pleasant way which she puts to use. every day. CHERYL DEE EUBANKS Elementary Education Elnora, Indiana Chery'’,, .happy-go-lucky...! got the world ona string... remains coyly mysterious... gentle,..confronts the most formidable crises with poise. Good Will is the mightiest practical force in the universe. ' JAMES KNIGHT ELLIS II Pre-Dental - Cincinnati, Ohio Jim'’...one of our intellectuals ...Mr. Walker's protege... judges horse shows,..hard working and sincere.,.good luck at Ohio State, Activities - Le Revoir, photo- grapher; Science Club Genius is mainly an affair of energy.’’ ROGER W. FORD Technology - Hazelton, Indiana Roger''...a picture is worth a thousand words...master of mimicry...umpish...never a care in the world, A few honest men are better than numbers. ' JUDITH KAY EVANS Home Economics Vincennes, Indiana 'Judy' '...frequently has trouble starting her car...pals with Cathy, Karyn, and Nancy...blue cord winner,,.good on the trampoline,,,.remembers Muskegon ...Buena Suerta Activities - Home Economics, president; Le Revoir, Sports Staff She is a gallant creature, and complete in mind and feature, MARY ANNETTE FOX Special Education Vincennes, Indiana Annette'’...presides over the girl's sorority.,.always smiling ...loves to dance.,.constantly drafting members to work for the Alpha Theta Chi cause... you'll succeed, Activities - Newman Club; Alpha Theta Chi, president; Ensemble. Some say she's quiet, others know her better, ' ROBERT CHARLES FLICK Pre-Engineering French Lick, Indiana “Bob '...discusses engineering problems with Bill H. in the library,..takes a long look... friend for life...have fun, Activities - Gamma Tau ' A true friend is a friend forever, WILLIAM LEROY GAINES Technial Drafting Petersburg, Indiana “Bill'’.. drafting brain... sophisticated,,.dines on fried chicken,,,actually enjoys studying...passes time playing basketball or golf,..maybe Indiana State Activities - Phi Theta Kappa; Young Democrats; Technology Club; Intramural Basketball; Mu Alpha Theta He is strong who conquers others; he who conquers himself is mighty.'® ROSEMARY FOUNTAIN Secretarial - Medora, Indiana Rosie’'.,.always beating the typewriter...pals with Susie G. ...adds poise to our class Loyalty is the holiest gook in the human heart. } HOMAS GILLESPIE ‘re-Engineering Bicknell, Indiana 'Tom'',,.drives a white '57 ‘hevy...loves to play basket- all...slaves at Tresslar’s.., rell liked by all who know him rill be a Purdue man. .ctivities - Gamma Tau, ecretary. l would live to study, and not tudy to live. WINNIE HOH GARD Secretarial - St. Francisville, Illinois Winnie'’,.,just married,..a gymnast,,.almost a pro at bowling...plans to finish her education,,.hats off to you. Activities - Secretary's Club Gratitude is the memory of the heart, SANDRA GOODWIN Secondary Education Flat Rock, Illinois 'Sandy''...a gem in gym... basketball, her favorite sport... a charming manner...a Senior who attends convos and pep rallies ...dependable Heaven gives long life to the good and the just. KEITH JAMES GEHL Liberal Arts Loogootee, Indiana Keith''...a conservative collegian...often drives a Cadillac to class.,.loves to take trips...easy does it...his heart belongs to 1.U. Activities - Playhouse Good manners are the technique of expressing consideration for the feelings of others. ' GENEVIEVE MARIE GOGNAT Elementary Education St. Francisville, {Illinois Genevieve''...sweet Genevieve --no less.,.studies her world lit ...academic goals come before social pleasure.,.will be an understsnding instructor... Indiana University. Nothing.is more simple than greatness; indeed to be simple is to be great. SUSANNE GOODWIN Secretarial Plainville, Indiana Susie’’...Rosie's bonne amie... finds time to sew...helps her local 4-H...loyal to Purdue... keeps dorm room N°. 1 spotless. Morality, when vigorously alive, sees farther than intellect, ' KAREN ANN HALL Secretarial - Vincennes, Indiana Karen‘'...Winning ways... puts- in time at the Admission Office -..gives a long look...top-notch secretary.,.have fun KARYN DONNA GRACELY Pre-Law - Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Grace '.,.black haired beauty ...dynamic leader,,.avant garde ...best dressed female on campus will bicycle through Europe... perceptive mind,..artistic and athletic Activities - Alpha Theta Chi, projects chairman; Delta Psi Omega, secretary - treasur- er; Student Senate; Cheerleader; Ensemble; Le Revoir, editor- in-chief; Trail Blazer, associate editor; Playhouse, secretary- treasurer; Young Democrats, vice-president; International Students, secretary-treasurer; April Showers ' Dance-general- chairman; Civil Defense Hospital Corps; Intramural Volleyball- Basketball-Track; Science Club; Baton twirler YA witty woman is a treasure; a witty beauty is a power, ' DAVID RAY HALTER Business - Vincennes, Indiana 'Dave '...would worry over speeches,,,sure of himself... likes to drive..,true pioneer spirit, Industry is a loadstone to draw all good things. ' x CHESTER LEROY GREEN Secondary Education Palestine, Illinois Chester ’,..smile from ear to ear,,,loves to play chess...speaks his mind in American Govern- ment,..transferring to Indiana State Activities - Track, Student Senate 'The force of his own merit ore makes his way. JOSEPH ROBERT HARPER Pre-Engineering Fort Wayne, Indiana Joe''.,.P.J.'s side-kick... entertains the library crowd nightly...hails from northern Indiana,,,.became a ''Boiler maker'’ second semester, Activities - Gamma Tau TA man that hath friends must shew himself friendly. ’ MARY REBECCA HALL Nursing - South Bend, Indiana ‘ Mary’'..,sweet as sugar... Hooiser transplant from the Garden State,..Weldin's favorite companion,,.carry on, nurse! Activities - Sno Caps; Women's Residence Hall, secretary; Student Senate; Christmas Queen Attendant, Where women are, the better things are implied if not spoken. t ken} GEORGE ROBERT HARRISON Accounting - Vincennes, Indiana George''...an avid water skier }...good natured guy.,.amiable,,. free-and-easy is his style.., never a dull moment.,.agreeable Ask me no question, and I'll tell you no fibs. WILLIAM DOUGLAS HARRIS Electronics Technology Carlisle, Indiana Bill’'...can be found working around cars...another steak fan .. .hobby-experimenting with electronics-natch! ...now, guess what his favorite subject is... may you go far in life. Activities - Technology Club 'The laborer is worthy of his reward, ' DONALD RAY HARTING Distributive Education Wheatland, Indiana 'Don''...a rather good bowler... anything but lazy...Retailing and Marketing rate as favorites... soft-spoken...future businessman ...never was a sweeter guy. Activities - Distributive Educa- tion Club of America; Business Club. | approve of work but I'm not in favor of it. MARILYN REEL HARRIS Secretarial - Vincennes, Indiana Marilyn ’...home is where the heart is...a top notched secretary ...Simplicity is her by-line,,. loves V.U.,..polite and considerate, When I'm not thanked at all, I'm thanked enough, ' ALLEN DOUGLAS HELDERMAN Secondary Education Monroe City, Indiana Allen''...chief of the Le Revoir photographers...avid sports fan...hides in the lab... shy and quiet...hates World Lit..:Indiana State, here | come! Activities - Le Revoir, photographer; Science Club. 'The golden rule in life is moderation in all things. NANCY KAY HARRISON Nursing - Monroe City, Indiana Nanc''...a cheerful smile... merry as a maypie,..Monroe City booster,..dislikes commuting... may your life be filled with unexpected pleasures Activities - Sno Caps 'Pleasing manner will take g you far. MIKE JOHN HESS Drafting Technology Vincennes, Indiana Mike ’...give him the simple life...our Charles Atlas.,.fun loving personality...his heart belongs to only one...a conserv- ative eraser thrower, Activities - Technology Club ''There is a time of speaking and a time of being stil W. STEVE HENDERSHOT General Business Columbus, Indiana 'Steve '.,. knows all the business students,..believes ina realistic point of view...Are you ready for Wall Street? Push on--keep moving. JAMES RICHARD HIGGINS Drafting Technology Palestine, Illinois Jim'',,.takes part in the recreation period during drafting class.,.a friend indeed,,, remembers freshman English class Activities - Technology Club Your heart hangeth on a jolly pin. JOSEPH CHARLES HESS Accounting - Vincennes, Indiana Joe''...passed out Democrat phamplets at the Chili Supper... praises accounting,..collects coins.,.math-a pet peeve... ardent Democrat...seen with Ann Heath,..Indiana U. Activities - Newman Club; Young Democrats Here's a million of manners. ' MAURICE DAVID HOLSCHER Technology - Vincennes, Indiana Maurice’’.,,.what, me worry ?... forward-looking,.. buoyant... likeable, 'No legacy is so rich as honesty. ' ANTHONY HIGBIE Mechanical Engineering Newmarket, Indiana 'Tono''.,.good draftsman,..very, very quiet,..another Mahatma Ghandi,..part of the V.U. underground,,.Indiana University .-.' Oh, yeah! ' Activities - Technology Club; Intramural Football -- Basketball. Quietness is best, ° sity hall BILL HUBBLE Pre-Engineering Linton, Indiana 'Bill '...a gentleman and scholar...leads the student body ...excellent student.,.puts his 'Do-Q to work...all the world can offer to you. Activities - Student Senate, president; Mu Alpha Theta, president; Phi Theta Kappa; Ben Johnson Society; Gamma Tau, vice-president. He's very knowing. ' BONNIE JEAN HOLSTINE Secondary Education Plainville, Indiana word for her...devoted to the mailman...plays solitare... consumes pineapple-upside- Activities - Alpha Theta Chi YA little with quiet is the only diet, JOHN R. HUFTY Secondary Education Kentland, Indiana John ',..want John, look for Marybeth,..excellent dresser... blond manliness that makes a good impression...with a personality to match Activities - Circle K, secretary Good looks add to a man's personality.'' Bonnie ’.,.shy and quiet is the down cake... ’Oh, | don't know. ' WILLIAM HOSTETER Pre-Veterinary Bloomfield, Indiana 'Bill’’... brawny, well built senior...knows the meaning of fidelity...dexterous individual ...prefers-to discuss realistic matters, 'Opportunity could not be more pp y opportune. JOHN WAYNE ILLYES Business Adminstration Palestine, Illinois John ’...displays a great sense of humor when you know him well...independent,..takes life easy...shines in sports.,,what's next? Adventure --| love it! ' FRANCES EILEEN HUFF Nursing - Logansport, Indiana Francie’’...alias ' BeBee ’... has a flair with the foreign students,..trim appearance... takes to the water in summer... 1.U. Extension will complete her education. Activities - Sno Caps; Christmas Queen Attendant; International Students. A little shiny sunbeam never makes much noise. ’ RICHARD MAX JENNINGS Secondary Education Oblong, Illinois 'Crab'',,.gets a thrill out of feeding guppies to his Betta... pious most of the time,..spaggetti and meatballs every night...part of Jewel's 'fraternity house. Activities - Intramural Football Basketball. 'TA truly modest fellow. JAMES PATRICK JACKSON Secondary Education Vincennes, Indiana ''Jim''.,.never was a sweeter guy...always asking questions _..' What did he say? ...really studies that world lit...fine fellow 'Good manners be your speed. ' WELDIN L JOHNSON Accounting - Owensville, Indiana Wells’'...constantly playing contract bridge.,, business minded...loves long blond hair ...racked up points for the Dorm football team...man of few words ...Indiana University. Activities - Student Senate; Dorm Intramural Football. Nothing is more simple than greatness; indeed to be simple is to be great. JAMES JAMISON Business Administration Bicknell, Indiana ''Jim''.,.rooms in town,.,works at Kroger's...another Marine... appreciates Economics...a poet of puns. Activities - Veteran's Club. He is always laughing, for he has an infinite deal of wit. PAUL MICHEAL JOYCE Pre-Engineering Vincennes, Indiana Pablo''...makes the library hectic,.,lonely trips back from Lawrenceville...conspires with Joe Harper,..a friend to all at Christmas time. Activities - Playhouse. CQ mischief, thou art swift to enter the minds of desperate men. BARBARA W. JOHNSON Elementary Education Lawrenceville, Illinois 'Barbara'',..likes Educational Psychology...another daily com- muter...dexterous hands.,.bright disposition...cute Dimples Knowledge blowth up, but charity edifieth. JUDIE KAY KELLER Secretarial - Vincennes, Indiana Judie'’...will be a proficient secretary...bright disposition... appreciates Vincennes’ history ...little but mighty...a ''Business Buddie ’ Activities - Business Club, secretary; Newman Club Promise is most given the j least is said. RICHARD GREGORY JULIAN Pre-Engineering Bicknell, Indiana Dick'’...finds the time to cut- up...believes in the practical side of things...true to ole V.U. ...great things will come his way. Activities - Gamma Tau 'Self-respect -- that cornerstone of all virtue. ' NORMAN LYNN KILPATRICK Pre-Forestry Bridgeport, Illinois Kilpatrick ’...plans to ''ace ’ General Botany...Mr. Personality ...fondly remembers Mrs, Haylor's English classes...never without a smile,,.Southern Illinois University Reputation is the life of the mind, as breadth is the life of the body. JANE ANN KAYS Secondary Education Washington, Indiana Jane''...slim and trim... Nancy's amiga...fun to be with ...quiet and shy,,.good in Econ ...Purdue University. Activities - Alpha Theta Chi; Student’ Senate; She is as she does. BILLIE BRYCE KIRCHOFF General Business Edwardsport, Indiana Bill’’...the intellectual basket- ball player...understanding... take a look at those marks... perfect gentleman... a staunch friend, Activities - Phi Theta Kappa, president; Basketball; Student Senate, vice-president; Business Club. The growth of the intellect is Spontaneous in every expansion. ’ DENNIS LEE KIEFNER Pre-Dental Loogootee, Indiana Dennis''...dreams of |.U.... Bohemian...has fun doing anything ...rides with Keith.,.a good friend to have...'’May I pull your teeth? ' Activities - Le Revoir, activities staff '| approve of work but I'm not in favor of it, PERILEE LAMAR Elementary Education LOREN JEFFERY LANNING Vince nnes, Indiana Secondary Education White Plains, New York 'Perry'',..effervescent,,.her pick-up truck added after-game Jeff' ...cool and sophisticated spirit...slaves at Queen's... ...a slow driver ??...has a head always friendly...Indiana State for history...strictly ivy league ? next fall. ...will continue at Indiana University. Activities - Student Christian Association, International Activities - Le Revoir, layout Students Club, secretary; Le editor; Men's Dormitory, vice- Revoir, feature staff, president. There is no good in life but 1 am very fond of the company love, of ladies. ' JOHN ROBERT LAUE Business Administration Vincennes, Indiana WILLIAM JAMES LARKIN Secondary Education Olney, Illinois 'Bob' .,.destined to be an accountant,..asserts his opinions ...spends summers as a life guard,.,sprinter...one of the quiet but friendly seniors. Bill''...the modest type...quiet, too,..lives in town on school days..,found studying at the library most anytime Activities - Ensemble Activities - Intramural Basket- ball; Football 'No, | am that | am. ' Once a gentleman and always a gentleman. GEORGENE MARY LAWRENCE Journalism - Vincennes, Indiana ALLEN CHARLES LEINENBACK ; 4 “Lbs Agriculture - Jasper, Indiana 'Genie ’..,journalistically- 9 Jasper, | minded,..a reflection of fashion ...lives on the Heights..,uses her talents on the campus paper ...Drake U. Allen''...will make headlines someday,,.conscientious,.. comical,,.irrepressible enthusiam ...silent sometimes, Activities - Trail Blazer, editor, Habits form character and ! will with patience hear. character is destiny. na ions te DIANA BETH LEWELLYN Nursing - Huntingburg, Indiana Diana'',..passes out fines and demerits in the Women's Residence Hall..,interesting personality.,.always working in one capacity or another... excellent nursing student Activities - Sno Caps; Phi Theta Kappa; Women's Residence Hall, counselor Truth is a fair and durable thing. DENNIS B. LENAHAN Technology - Vincennes, Indiana Dennis ’.,.Supports the campus Young Democrats...typically Irish,..knows a good thing when he sees it, Activities - Newman Club; Technology Club; Young Democrats. Let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath, STEVEN FRED McCALLIAN Pre-Engineering - Odon, Indiana Steve''...says there's nothing to do in Odon,...his conduct, his personality, and his smile will be remembered,..Steve, loads of success He's a happy lad because he appreciates happiness. ' THOMAS H. LENAHAN Political Science Vincennes, Indiana Tom''...V.U. s top comedian ...nice guy...led campus Newmanites.,.asks questions constantly... Jeff Lanning's amigo ...Indiana U, Activities - Newman Club, president He believes in pleasure before work, ' JAYNE McGLONE Home Economics Vincennes, Indiana Jayne''.,.whiz in everything attempted...daughter of a certain economics professor.,.small but prominent,,.truthful,.,Indiana State to keep up with tradition, Activities - Home Economics Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Student Senate She is intelligent because she . Al is, MARY SUSAN LIBBY Medical Technology Vincennes, Indiana Mary Sue '...math brain...bares her wisdom through class prepardeness marked by sureness and thought...performs without effort,..example of the true friend ...Indiana State. Activities - Phi Theta Kappa; Mu Alpha Theta, vice-president; Le Revoir, lay-out; Science Club, president; Freshman Class, treasurer, Twas her thinking of others made you think of her, LLOYD EDGAR MANN Agriculture - Jasper, Indiana Lloyd '...sports minded individual,..food fascinates him ...never a dull moment...mad scientist.,.Purdue, Good name is worth gold. LARRY FRANCIS McLIN Drafting Technology Washington, Indiana Larry '...likeable lad... professional at ping-pong...oh ’ there's always art...hamburgers are his caviar,., That's something else. ' Activities - Technology Club Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. SHARON RUTH MASSIE Elementary Education Washington, Indiana Sharon''.,,laughing blue eyes ...listens attentively to Dean Hill ’s World Lit lectures... tranquil manner...will add a gay touch to Indiana State next year. Activities - Alpha Theta Chi, treasurer; Newman Club, treasur- er; Prom Committee Golden hair, like sunlight streaming on the marble of her shoulder, CAROLYN SUSAN MADDEN Elementary Education Vincennes, Indiana Carolyn ',,.mischief afoot...has thrown some wild parties...a safe driver ???...favorite hobby --cutting classes.,.all considered, we love her, Full of fun and mischief, too, likes doing things she shouldn't do, PATRICIA MARIE MEANS Nursing - Vincennes, Indiana 'Patty'.,.seen with Francie and Gretch.,,jovial little lass... likes V.U,'s social events... welcomes foreign students... this little nurse is loved by all Activities - Sno Caps, Interna- tional Students Laughs the whole day through. ' JAMES W. MASON Veternary Medicine Bicknell, Indiana 'Jim ',,,commutes everyday in his '59 Plymouth,..sings in the shower...known as the ''Ref '... understanding personality... successfully combines school and farming. Activities - Ensemble Personality is to a man what erfume is to a flower. ’ Pp | TERRY ALLYN MILLER | Technology - Flat Rock, Illinois 'Terry'',,.another one that lives j in the Tech building...tall...a good friend.,.mild mannered lad Activities - Technology Club Manner's are his motto. CHARLES MEYERS Pre-Medical Freelandville, Indiana 'Charlie'’...fightin’ Dutchman ...ten-pin terror...foxy fellow... lives in the Snack bar...our Jonathan Winters Activities - Bowling Team 'The essence of humor is sensibility; warm tender fellow- feeling with all forms of existence, ' ROBERT J. NICOL Technology - Carlisle, Indiana Bob , jorial...a man of solitude. TAs honest a man as the sun ever shone on, DAVID MERLIN MEYER Journalism - Vincennes, Indiana 'Dave''...constantly seen with Phil Lutz...government brain... teases Madden...claims to grow the largest watermelons...often has his fingers in printers ink. . Activities - Pep Band; Trailblazer, associate editor, Benevolence is the distin- guishing characteristic of man, MARILOUISE OEXMANN Medical Technology Vincennes, Indiana Marilouise’’,..always a lady ...loquacious’ brunette...helps Mr, Walker in lab...finds time to participate in science club... constant planning adds to her popularity Activities - Science Club, Secretary; Laboratory Assistant ''The art of pleasing is to seem pleased. ' LOUIS A. MORGAN Accounting - Bruceville, |ndiana Louis''.,.Mr. Accounting... applies humor to every situation ...loves to tease.,.laughing eyes ...sweet success, Activities - Business Club ' 'The more | do-the more that I like. DON RAY PAULEY Technology - Bridgeport, Illinois Don''...hard riding, straight shooting, wild and woolly...a ham at heart,,.will remember his two years at ‘ole V.U. ' The best is yet to come. RICHARD OLDHAM Drafting Technology Palestine, Illinois 'Dick''...playboy of the drafting department...leads the eraser throwers,,,.conscientious student...athletically inclined ...mischief afoot...you've given us memories Activities - Technology Club The secret of the universe, as by slow degress it reveals itself to us, turns out to be personality.' LARRY LEON PETTY Agriculture - Sumner, Illinois Larry'’’..,bound to make an TA in Botany...good boy... never with a care, 'Let us, then, be up and doing, ' JOHN HENRY OSTENDORF Physics - Vincennes, Indiana John'’.,,our coin collector... yearns for steak,..believes in the three R's --rod, reel, and rifle,..21 hours keep him busy... Rose Poly next year. Activities - Newman Club, social committee chairman; Circle K; Mu Alpha Theta; Phi Theta Kappa; Gamma Tau. As lam, sol see. ' PAMELA CAFCULES PIERSOIL Elementary - Otwell, Indiana 'Pam'',.,shouts through the women's dorm,,.feasts on soup ...always entertaining Mary, Carol, Jean, and Maggie... constantly waits for phone calls, 'Confidence begets confidence, MILTON LEON PEACH Secondary Education Wheatland, Indiana 'Peach '.,.keeps ''Hoosier Hysteria''going...always at the Service Station...mild mannered man.,.card fanatic...unruffled personality. Merit and good-breading will make their way everywhere. ' DONALD C. RHODES Liberal Arts - Brazil, Indiana Don '.,..takes each day as it comes.,,.lives on coffee,,.enter- tained in the Clark Bar...likes to take trips...majors in Linda Sayre He is likeable in many ways. ' LINDA DEE POINDEXTER Secondary Education Sandborn, Indiana 'Dee''...takes a shinin' to sports...full of wit and humor... tried hard at bowling...capricious ...livens up a party. Activities - Business Club; Intramural Volleyball; Student Senate; Trampoline Team; Secretarial Club Joy rises in me like a summer's morn, ' BARBARA LOUISE RINDERLE Elementary Education Vincennes, Indiana Barbara'’.,.neat and sweet... Newmanite scribe,,,serve her cherry pie anytime.,.prepares history assignments with gusto ...ever hear her sing? Activities - Newman Club, secretary. Purity of mind and conduct is the first glory of a woman. ’ STEPHEN EUGENE RAMSEY Pre-Law - Bicknell, Indiana Steve'’...reserved,,.thinks before he acts...gives a kind word for everyone,,.a true gentle- man,..preseverance is his motto, Activities - Young Republicans; Student Senate Step after step the ladder is ascended, GLORIA JEAN RISCH Medical Technology Vincennes, Indiana Risch ., will take you ona historical tour of Vincennes... enjoys the Science Club...spends hours on Physics,..Delenne's bon amie...May yours be success. Activities - Science Club Kindness is wisdom, WILLIAM J. RICHARD Technology - Washington, Indiana 'Bill’’.,..co-operative by nature ...spends time preparing his assignments...man of the world, It's quality that counts. JOE DANIEL ROBINSON Distributive Education Vincennes, Indiana Joe''...will dress you up right at Albert's Men Store.,.sells tickets at every basketball game ...friendly...throws those gutter balls, Activities - Intramural sports; working 30 hours a week at Albert's Men Store; Industrial League and Bowling League, freshman year. If | can only keep my good name, | shall be rich enough. MARY ANN ROBBINS Mathematics - Vincennes, Indiana 'Mary Ann''.,.mad scientist... demon on the roads...attends Madden's better,..parties...loves to be sarcastic..,a mathematician at heart, Activities - Newman Club; Science Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Phi Theta Kappa; ' A woman who is loved always has success. LINDA MAE RUBLE Data Processing Vincennes, Indiana Linda'',..constantly talks about her cat...adores noodles... fun to talk to.,.one of the nicest, Activities - Alpha Theta Chi; Home Economics Club ''Manners, the final and perfect flower of noble character.’ SARA DIANE ROBERSON Elementary Education Wheatland, Indiana Sally''...makes one feel better after talking to her hidden humor ...warm, sincere friend...will be an excellent teacher. Activities - Phi Theta Kappa Humor has justly been regarded as the finest perfection of poetic genius. GWENDOLYN ANN SAMPSON Elementary Education Vincennes, Indiana Gwen''...reflection of good taste,..always in the latest fashion..,puts her heart in World Literature...really cheers at basketball games. Faith is love taking the form of aspiration. DAVE RODE Liberal Arts Francisco, Indiana 'Dave''...comes from a big town?,..silent type...man of good will..,his one goal - happiness A good mind makes a strong body. ’ no DAN LEE SCHUCKMAN Agriculture - Vincennes, Indiana Dan' ...one of Brad's boys... displays a great sense of humor } when you know him well... independent,..seen with Nancy... Purdue, Activities - Basketball Nothing is so popular as kindness. EDWARD THOMAS SAVER Electronics Technology Vincennes, Indiana Ed' ,. the most trust worthy fellow on campus...does every- thing without fail...the fourth family member to attend V.U.... performs great deeds in a quiet manner,..our ''Boy Friday ’, Activities - Technology Club. Dependability - the sign of true gentle man,. GRETCHEN SHANKS Nursing - Princeton, Indiana Gretch''...loves all the foreign students,..always with Patti... thinks blue is a superb color Activities - Sno Caps She brings hope to despair, JAMES PAUL SCHAFER General Business Marion, Illinois Jim'’...our baseball expert... amiable personality...fried chicken delights him... psychology intersts him,.. How about that, “Activities - Basketball, Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball. Thinking is the power behind success, ' ROMONA JEANNE SIEVERS Elementary Education Vincennes, Indiana Mona'',,.the brainy blond who drives a 'C '.,.favorite pastime is being with Dale Marchino... studious, but popular...plans to teach in Evansville. Activities - Alpha Theta Chi, pledge chairman; Phi Theta Kappa; Christmas Queen Attendant An artful woman makes a modern saint. LARRY LEE SCHULTZ Agriculture - Emison, Indiana Larry''...good looking lad... gives approval to scientific subjects..,.always seen some- where on campus. Good beginning maketh a good ending. ’ WILLIAM GENE SLATER Distributive Education Lawrenceville, Illinois Bill ’...never seen or heard on campus.,.shy-but nice.,.dines or pizza,..reliable,,,success is yours, Activities - Le Revoir, feature staff; Student Christian Assoc- iation; Ensemble; Distributive Education Club of America Merit is worthier than fame, ' CLIFTON LARRY SINGLETON Pre-Engineering Vincennes, Indiana 'Larry'’...another V, U. engineer ... happy-go-lucky type... unassuming and well-mannered, Activities - Gamma Tau Is life worth living? That depends on the liver! ' SOMSAKDI SRIYAKORN Business Administration Bangkok, Thiland ''Sam''...holds the International Club together...spends summers in Rochester, New York...made an 'A'' in Econ...plays bad- minton with the best of them... Indiana University,..may Dame Fortune follow you, Activities - International Students Club, President; Intramural badminton, 'Our characters are the result of our conduct. WAYNE LOUIS SINGLETON Agriculture - Bicknell, Indiana Wayne '.,.can you imagine him without a briefcase... 'Oh, | don't know'', seems to be a familiar quote...Wayne plans to transfer to Purdue University. Activities - Phi Theta Kappa; Intramural football and basket- ball; Young Democrats; Student Senate; Agriculture Club; Senior class President, In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. ' CAROLYN ELAINE STEPHENS Nursing - Russell Springs, Kentucky Carol'’..,seen in cold weather trying to start her car,..crazy about lemons,..keeps a Confed- erate flag in her dorm room (southern pride! ),..just a touch of ''you all, ' Activities - Women's Residence Hall, president; Sno Caps; Christmas Queen Attendant ‘TA woman of charm is as rare as a man of genius. MICHAEL EUGENE SMITH Liberal Arts Bridgeport, Illinois | Mike''...comes across the bridge everyday...likes Philosophy ...clever,,,interesting personality. It's personality that makes him | good, DEXTER R. STUFFLE Drafting Technology Washington, Indiana Dexter'’,,.architectural drawing fascinates him,..takes that long walk over to Tech Building... when there, he practically lives there...his pastime-eraser throwing...he'll succeed anyway. Activities - Technology Club 'O mischief, thou art swift to enter in the thoughts of desperate men! ' NANCY DALE STEPHENS Home Economics Vincennes, Indiana Nancy''...poised at all times ...was a hit at Somerset with her bull whip...a good student... special interest on the basket- ball team...Purdue University Activities - Home Economics Club; Student Senate, Secretary; Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer, Homecoming Queen Nothing endures but personal qualities. HERBERT HYATT SWINGLE Secondary Education Rochester, New York Herb'',..can't stop teasin'... tough man on the football field ...interested in everyone... Wednesday nite master of ceremonies,..Indiana fascinates him, Activities - Men's Residence Hall, president; Dormitory Intramural Football; Trail Blazer, sports staff; Le Revoir, sports editor; Track, Though he was rough, he was kindly. ' CLARENCE J. STOLL Technology - Montgomery, Indiana 'Clarence''...fascinated by the out-doors...man of a few words . 'The goodness of his nature is what counts. ' JEAN EVELYN TAYLOR Nursing - Washington, Indiana Jeanie'’.,.the sly one... likes to pester certain friends.,.lives with Mary, Maggie, and Carol in the dorm...neat as a pin, Activities - Sno Caps, secretary 'Not too tall, not too small, she's a gal that's liked by all. KIM ANN STURGEON Secondary Education Washington, Indiana Kim '.,.loves Government classes,..gentle...sings beautifully...has a date been set ?,..Washington's contribution to Indiana beauty. Activities - Ensemble; Alpha Theta Chi, vice-president; Phi Theta Kappa, secretary. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance, ' MARGARET ANN WILSON Medical Technology French Lick, Indiana Maggie’’...excels in Zoology ...seen with Bill Breedon...quips, I'll be dag gone ’..,a congenial gal, Activities - Science Club; Le Revoir, lay-out staff, 'The greatest ambition of women is to inspire love, ' FRANKIE LEE WILLIAMS Pre-Engineering Hutsonville, Illinois Frankie ... likes to play basketball...amiable personality ...expert in snow ball battles... has an affinity towards De Pauw ...future ''Boilermaker. ' Activities - Senior class, vice- president; Dormitory Intramural Football - Basketball; Student Senate; Gamma Tau; Mau Alpha Theta A leader of men, a follower of women. ROSALYN WIN STANLEY Medical Technology Vincennes, Indiana Rosie''...adores beautiful clothes...good in gym...remember those slumber parties Naturally, she’s a lady through and through. EDWARD EARL WILLIS Electronics - Carlisle, Indiana Ed''.. basketball ace.,.give him pie any old time...favorite subject -- English.,.tall, blonde, and handsome,..true personifica- tion of integrity. Activities - Basketball; Technology Club; Cross Country. A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. CAROL DEANNA WOLFE Nursing - Oaktown, Indiana ' Deanna ',.,radiant in red,., personality perfect...she's in love with love Activities - Sno Caps Purity of mind is the necessary qualification of women. JAMES D. WINEMILLER Secondary Education Oaktown, Indiana Jim ',..another all purpose brain...sports lover,,.burns the mid-night lamp. Activities - Phi Theta Kappa Intelligence must be developed. vet, } | | | | | | Activities - Pep Club, president; Le Revoir, lay-out staff, CHARLES HARRISON WOODS Technology - Vincennes, Indiana Charlie'’...guarded the 3rd homecoming wood pile with his life...dependable member of the yearbook staff...appears to be deep in thought...analytical thinker,..greater is his reward. Nothing is achieved before it be thoroughly attempted. STEVE GEORGE WORLAND Business - Wheatland, Indiana Steve''...a true winner...man of many talents...rugged individual 'The best is yet to come. ' Allen, Michael G. Boyles, Robert E. Buchanan, Douglas C. Bullock, Michael L. Butler, William Byers, James G. “Cardinal, Ruth E. Clemens, Carolynn K. Collins, Kenneth E. Doane, Patrich K. Drake, Richard C. Durham, Bill G. Durnil, James B. Ealy, Lois Jean Fogle, Anthony E. Gieseke, Ida P. Goodyear, Shirley H. Gress, Gerald L. Hahn, David J. Hancock, Jerry M. “Hawf, William P. Highsmith, Jerry A. Hockman, Darrel W. Hooks, Karen E. Isenburg, Jerry L. Ivers, Homer R. Johnson, Kathryn A. Jordan, Helen |. Kettery, Nancy Ann Kimmell, John R. Kiechoft, Billie B. Kixmiller, Hervert F. Kline, Patricia Kay Lathron, Ralph Y. Leveron, Mike - Linn, David E. Lutz, Phillip D. Milligan, David A. Moran, Susie Morrison, Ronald E. Muench, Max R. O'Dell, Iva L. O'Haver, Don Max Pennington, Ronald N, Purdy, Pamela K. Reynolds, Jerry O. Rissot, Mildred E. Robling, Jimmie L. PICTURES OF THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS WERE NOT AVAILABLE. Rodimel, David C. Ruble, Harry A. Sanders, Myron D. Saucerman, Janice R. � Sivers, Nancy C. Sinnott, Robert L. Small, Carolyn Jo Small, Thomas G. Smith, Forrest H. Smith, Patricia S. Stephens, Paul L. Sunderman, William W. Sweeney, Norma J, Telfer, Robert F. Tevebaugh, Charles E. Theroff, Edward T. Trueblood, Larry D. Vance, Leonard G. Waldrop, Richard J, Waters, Robert A. Whitaker, Jerry L, Wictaker, Jerry L. Wichman, James R. Wickman, Charles V. Wilhite, Ada L. Wildes, Sheila T. Wilson, Wayne M. Wininger, Alan K. Woodfork, Basil L. Worland, Cyril J. Yochum, William M. RNR ae A RN PBL EE IEEE LEAP Os A DIED FR FORTE OP ROTTS ol PE APT PST Ee SA RE PST Re SATS BAA oA TE BE APS PILE IL PERT At TEN AS PRS AO OR ATI ELD PRT A AD RY SRE STRAY ETA THE ART OF ACHIEVEMENT You hold in your hand the camel's hair brush of a painter of LIFE You stand before the vast white canvas of TIME The paints are your THOUGHTS, EMOTIONS and ACTS You select the colors of your thoughts; drab or bright, weak or strong, good or bad. You select the colors of your emotions; discordant or harmonious, harsh or quiet, weak or strong. You select the colors of your acts; cold or warm, fearful or daring, small or big. Each moment of your life is a brush stroke in the painting of your growing career There are the bold, sweeping strokes of one increasing, dynamic purpose. There are the lights and shadows that make your life deep and strong, There are the little touches that add the stamp of character and worth The art of achievement is the art of making life -- your life -- a masterpiece. -- from THE ART OF LIVING aes so ¢44 ey, tidiede’ ot aA U , % SSS a NSS FE QUES SAAS ASSN N 4 N NSS WOE ELAINE ADAMS Monroe City, Indiana Sno Caps ROGER L. AKESTER Washington, Indiana ALI M. AL-SAHHAF Kuwait, Arabia JUDY J. ALLBRIGHT Shoals, Indiana Trail Blazer, typist; Le Revoir, typist; Sno Caps, secretary, SANDRA L. ALLEN Vincennes, Indiana CHRISTIAN R. ANDERSON Chesterton, Indiana Le Revoir, layout staff; Young Republicans, secretary -treasurer. DAVID L. ANGEL West York, Illinois Science Club. MAX E. ARNEY Washington, Indiana W. ROBERT ARVIN Loogootee, Indiana DAVID L. BAILEY Lawrenceville, Illinois NANCY E. BATES Vincennes, Indiana DJEZGEAs MARVIN BAYLES Rochester, New York Le Revoir, photographer; Trail Blazer, photographer; Photography Club; Young Republicans; Men's Residence Hall, secretary; Pep Club; Bowling Team. LARRY T. BEEBE Glass Boro, New Jersey RONALD BERRY Newton, Illinois RICHARD E. BIRK Teegarden, Indiana WILLIAM L. BLYTHE Delphi, Indiana Dorm Intramural Football. JAMES W. BOND Oaktown, Indiana Newman Club; Gamma Tau. TIMOTHY BOOHER Albany, Indiana ELMO J. BOSE Switz City, Indiana Playhouse DALE R. BROCKMAN Vincennes, Indiana Circle K. RUTH E. BROCKSMITH Bicknell, Indiana Young Republicans. LANA BRODIE Linton, Indiana Women’s Residence Hall, treasurer; Sno Caps; Alpha Theta Chi. PAULA J. BROTHERS Vincennes, Indiana Christmas Queen Attendant; Business Club. CHARLOTTE A. BROWN Edinburg, Indiana WILLIAM P. BRUNSON Lawrenceville, Illinois MICHAEL L. BULLOCK Washington, Indiana Newman Club. PAMELA BUNTIN Flat Rock, Illinois BEVERLY BURCH Loogootee, Indiana LINDA C. BURNELL Oakland City, Indiana Sno Caps; Student Senate; Newman Club. ANTHONY D. BURNSIDE Vincennes, Indiana WILLIAM D. BYERS Bruceville, Indiana BOBBY J. BYRER Odon, Indiana Intramural Basketball. JAMES BYRNES Vincennes, Indiana Circle K, JACQUELINE S. CALVERT Worthington, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi. EDWARD G. CHAMBERS Lebanon, Indiana Young Democrats. STEPHEN R. CHASTAIN Orleans, Indiana Circle K, BARBARA CHRISTY Plainville, Indiana Sno Caps. ESTELLA CHRISTY St. Francisville, Indiana Business Club. JANICE CLAYTON Linton, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi; Intramural Basketball. LINDA K, COCKERHAM Monroe City, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi; Le Revoir, layout staff; Home Economics Club. ROBERT M. COCHRAN Washington, Indiana Dorm Intramural Football. CAROL A. CONRAD Bicknell, Indiana Christmas Queen Attendant; Home Economics Club. STEVEN R. COURTER Vincennes, Indiana SHARON COUTS Bloomington, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi. VICKI L. CRANE Morgantown, Indiana CHARLES L. CREWS Plainfield, Indiana Freshman Class, president; Le Revoir, layout staff, FRANCIS E. CRITES Bridgeport, Illinois WARREN K. CROWE Spencer, Indiana NANCY H. CULLOP Bruceville, Indiana RALPH M. DAILY Lafayette, Indiana LARRY W. DAVIDSON Bicknell, Indiana JAMES M. DAVIS Vincennes, Indiana P. STEVE DAVIS Bargersville, Indiana JAMES M. DAYTON Washington, Indiana Trail Blazer, staff writer; Gamma Tau; Newman Club. RICHARD P. DAY Vincennes, Indiana Le Revoir, calligrapher; Newman Club; Playhouse, DAVID R. DEAL Petersburg, Indiana RICHARD A. DECKER Washington, Indiana CATHY M. DERCAR Saddle Brook, New Jersey Le Revoir, production director; Alpha Theta Chi; Trail Blazer, typist; Civil Defense Hospital Corps. JUDITH L. DEVONSHIRE Sumner, Illinois Le Revoir, activities staff, STEVE D. DEIKMAN Bicknell, Indiana EVERETT E. DILLION Bruceville, Indiana JOEL H. DILWORTH Frankfort, Indiana BEVERLY K. DONOVAN Vincennes, Indiana International Students Club; Young Republicans. STEVE DOOLEN Vincennes, Indiana SHERRY DRUMB New Albany, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi; Sno Caps. R. BRUCE DURHAM Fritchton, Indiana JAMES E. DYE Anderson, Indiana Le Revoir, artist; Student Directory, co-editor, WILLIAM S. ERLER Loogootee, Indiana MICHEAL V, ELLIS French Lick, Indiana Circle K; Student Senate; Cheerleader. JOHN D. EMMONS West Baden, Indiana VAN EWING Fort Wayne, Indiana Basketball] GARY K. FAIR Petersburg, Indiana JERRY Z. FELLOWS Vincennes, Indiana LARRY E. FIELDS Vincennes, Indiana ANDREW J. FINN Belleville, New Jersey ROGER L. FISHER French Lick, Indiana RICHARD W. FLANINGAM Emison, Indiana NELLEY A. FLORY Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club; Ensemble. CONSTANCE S. FOWLER Washington, Indiana Newman Club; Christmas Queen Attendant. MICHAEL FRENCH Fort Branch, Indiana GERALD W. FRYE Loogootee, Indiana JUDITH A. FRYER Lawrenceville, Illinois Student Christian Association; Ensemble. BERT D. FULLER Vincennes, Indiana Circle K. DINAH L. GARDNER Bedford, Indiana JOHN W. GILLIE Bicknell, Indiana MARY M. GLASS Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club, MARVA GOINS Vincennes, Indiana Business Club. PHYLLIS J. GOODWIN Vincennes, Indiana RICHARD C. GREEN Loogootee, Indiana CARMEN M. GRETTER Culver, Indiana Newman Club. DEANNA S. GRIDER Washington, Indiana Newman Club. DARRELL D. GRIMES Carlisle, Indiana Student Christian Association; Young Republicans, president. BERNARD E. GROSS Washington, Indiana Young Republicans, vice-president. ROSA GROUNDS Lyons, Indiana MARSHA L. HADLEY Bicknell, Indiana ROBERT HAGEMEIR Edwardsport, Indiana GEORGE P. HAGHES Indianapolis, Indiana Trampoline Team. RICHARD N. HALTER Vincennes, Indiana JANET S. HANGER Oaktown, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi. SUE D. HARBAUGH Sullivan, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi; Sno Caps. MARCIA F. HARRISON Vincennes, Indiana JAMES M. HARTSOCK Vincennes, Indiana BEVERLY A. HATTON Vincennes, Indiana JIM D. HAYWORTH Morocco, Indiana Young Republicans, ALFREDA A. HEATH Frankton, Indiana Sno Caps LINDA L. HEDRICK Vincennes, Indiana JANICE C. HEINES Vincennes, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi; Newman Club; Home Economics Club. MARGARET E. HELD Carlisle, Indiana RICHARD F, HELLER Peru, Indiana BONNIE J. HENDERSHOT Vincennes, Indiana MICHAEL L. HOCHGESANG Washington, Indiana JAMES HOUSEL Rochester, New York Intramural Basketball; Freshman Class, Student Senate Representative; Intramural Football, Circle K. MICHAEL L. HOYT Nappanee, Indiana C. DANNY HUDELSON Orleans, Indiana Freshman Class, vice-president; Circle K; Intramural Basketball, captain. JOE HUDKINS Rochester, Indiana Intramural Basketball. VERONICA HSIUNG Kowloon, Hong Kong Alpha Theta Chi; International Students Club. C. WILLIAM ICE Fritchton, Indiana BONNIE R. INMAN Vincennes, Indiana Playhouse. GEORGE B. ISFALT Thorntown, Indiana Track. JENICE A. JACKSON Vincennes, Indiana SUZANNE A. JACKSON Sullivan, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi; Sno Caps RONALD C, JEFFERIES Bruceville, Indiana MARY S. JEWELL Farmersburg, Indiana Sno Caps; Alpha Theta Chi. HOWARD JOHNSON Vincennes, Indiana KATHLEEN JOHNSON Patoka, Indiana DENNIS D. JONES French Lick, Indiana JANICE K. JORDON Decker, Indiana JO ANNE JUDAH Vincennes, Indiana Sno Caps. TIMOTHY B. KEATING Vincennes, Indiana Young Democrats; Newman Club, president. PATRICIA J. KELLAMS Vincennes, Indiana RICHARD D. KERN JR. Bedford, Indiana Le Revoir, photographer. ROBERT R. KIEFER Vincennes, Indiana oom, . ILENE R. KISNER Vincennes, Indiana CAROL A. KLEIN Vincennes, Indiana Ensemble. MADGE M. KLEIN Vincennes, Indiana PATRICIA K. KLINE Culver, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi. JAN S. KOENIG Bicknell, Indiana JANET K. KULL Lawrenceville, Indiana NINA JEAN LAMB Vincennes, Indiana MARYCELE LANE Vincennes, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi. RODDY W. LANKFORD Bicknell, Indiana SAUNDRA K. LEATH Vincennes, Indiana Christmas Queen; Homecoming Queen Attendant. PAUL EEE Jasonville, Indiana VERA L. LEE Oakland City, Indiana FREDERIC L. LEVENHAGEN Vincennes, Indiana DARWIN K. LINDSEY Vincennes, Indiana LINDA L. LINTON Lawrenceville, Illinois SHARON E. LOHEIDER Bicknell, Indiana JOYCE K, LUCAS Vincennes, Indiana Home Economics Club, secretary; Young Republicans DIANE S. LUEKING Westphalia, Indiana NO PICTURE AVAILABLE BILLIE J. MULLINS Lawrenceville, Illinois THOMAS J. MURPHY Vincennes, Indiana DINA L. MYERS Lebanon, Indiana Trail Blazer, typist; Alpha Theta Chi; Le Revoir, typist; Dormitory Planning Committee, chairman; Christmas Queen Attendant. PETER A. NAPOLI White Plains, New York Le Revoir, activities editor; Civil Defense; Newman Club; Student Sénate, KENNETH P. NELSON Switz City, Indiana KEVIN O'CONNER Vincennes, Indiana KAY M. OGLE Monroe City, Indiana Intramural Basketball, JIM R. OSBORNE Vincennes, Indiana Freshman Class, treasurer; Newman Club. CAROL OVERMYER Culver, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi; Ensemble, EARL W. PAHMEIER Sandborn, Indiana GEORGE D. PEMBERTON Princeton, Indiana RONALD N. PENNINGTON Bedford, Indiana Science Club. RICHARD A. PIPPENGER Nappanee, Indiana Trampoline Team; Dormitory Intramural Football; Track; Tech. Club. FRANCES T. POLLACK Waterloo, Indiana CAROL K. POTTS Montgomery, Indiana STEPHEN P. PRIEBE New Market, Indiana Young Republicans, vice-president. JAM ES L. POTTS Lawrenceville, Illinois WALTER M. PURCELL, JR. Bicknell, Indiana Circle K; Intramural Football; Intramural Basketball. DENNIS M. PROCHKO Indianapolis, Indiana Intramural Basketball ANITA L. RANEY Vincennes, Indiana Sno Caps. H. EUGENE RAVELLETTE Vincennes, Indiana CONNIE S. READY Carlisle, Indiana Sno Caps. ROBERT M. REEL Vincennes, Indiana GEORGE R. REES Vincennes, Indiana ROSALIE L. REHWALD Vincennes, Indiana MICHAEL RICH Vincennes, Indiana GEORGE S. RIDGEWAY Carlisle, Indiana NYLE N. RIEGLE Vincennes, Indiana Pep Band; Gamma T au GARY RINEY Washington, Indiana GERALD L. RISCH Vincennes, Indiana RALPH R. ROBERTS Indianapolis, Indiana Intramural Basketball. N. KENT ROBINSON Washington, Indiana DAVID RODIMEL PENELOPE D. RUSHTON Vincennes, Indiana Sno Caps. M. JEAN RYAN Montgomery, Indiana Newman Club. PAMELA SALTER Vincennes, Indiana Home Economics Club. JOHN R. SALYERS Newton, Illinois LINDA A. SAYRE Indianapolis, Indiana Playhouse; Le Revoir, circulation staff; Cheerleader, MARTIN B. SCHECHER Lawrenceville, Illinois MICHAEL SCHAFER GEROGETTA F. SCHOOLEY Vincennes, Indiana Home Economics Club. NANCY K. SCOTT Plainville, Indiana Young Republicans, DONALD K. SEARS Vincennes, Indiana CHARLES R. SHAFER Vincennes, Indiana JOHN D. SHATTUCK Brazil, Indiana NATHANIEL T. SHIELDS Horse Cave, Kentucky Basketball. RALPH D. SIEBOLDT Bloomington, Indiana Gamma Tau; Circle K; Tech. Club. JOE L. SEIVERS Vincennes, Indiana Circle K; Tech Club; Student Senate. ROBERT L. SINNOTT Washington, Indiana Newman Club. SUSAN SINNOTT Washington, Indiana TIMOTHY SISKO Gary, Indiana Men's Residence Hall, treasurer; Intramural Football, Le Revoir, sports staff, VICKI J. SLAWSON Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club; Alpha Theta Chi. BARBARA J. SLOSS Vincennes, Indiana Freshman Class, secretary. FORREST H. SMITH, JR. Vincennes, Indiana Young Democrats. RONALD E. SNIPES Fairmount, Indiana L. DELORES SNYDER Vincennes, Indiana Playhouse. ROBERT H. SPALDING Vincennes, Indiana LINDA SPARENBERG Vincennes, Indiana DON J. STEFFEY Monroe City, Indiana GARY E, STILES Vincennes, Indiana Young Republicans. RICHARD STILES Washington, Indiana JEREREYaRe smolts Bloomington, Indiana Tech, Club; Gamma Tau; Pep Club. DWIGHT G. SWAIN Tangier, Indiana CHARLES A. THOMAS Vincennes, Indiana Business Club, LUCILLE A. THOMAS Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club; Home Economics. CAROLYN R. THOMPSON Elnora, Indiana GARY L. THOMPSON Loogootee, Indiana JOHN F. THORBECK Evansville, Indiana Newman Club; Trampoline Team, RUSSELL E. THORNE Vincennes, Indiana Young Democrats; Intramural Football; Intramural Basketball, VIRGINIA F. THORNE Fritchton, Indiana Intramural Volleyball; Intramural Basketball. JERRY L. TISLOW Hazleton, Indiana RONALD K. TOBIN Vincennes, Indiana Trampoline Team; Circle K. JOHN R. TRIBBY Edwardsport, Indiana JOANNE TRUELOVE Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club, JOHN TRUELOVE Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club. CARL F. TRUMP Lawrenceville, Illinois Tech. Club. JOETTA J. UPTON Washington, Indiana Newman Club KATHERINE J. UTTER Harrisburg, Illinois Homecoming Queen Attendant WILBUR VAN TRYON Mooresville, Indiana MAX EUGENE VOWELL Odon, Indiana ERIC L. WALDEN Patoka, Indiana Ensemble; Business Club, Student Senate. BARBARA A. WALKER Washington, Indiana DENNIS H. WALLACE Washington, Indiana M. KAY WALTZ Princeton, Indiana PHYLLIS JEAN WATJEN Wheatland, Indiana RONALD B. WAYNCIK Paoli, Indiana JACK D. WEBER Evansville, Indiana RONALD M. WEDDLE Bloomington, Indiana Tech. Club; Gamma Tau; Young Republicans. DAVID A. WEGER Palestine, Illinois Tech. Club. JOHN V. WESNER Flat Rock, Illinois Tech, Club. PHILLIP J. WICHMAN Washington, Indiana Cikctenks GAIL A. WILLIAMS Elkhart, Indiana Trail Blyzer, staff writer; Le Revoir, activities staff, JACK W. WILLIS Carlisle, Indiana CHARLOTTE WILSON Washington, Indiana Newman Club. CHERILYN K. WILSON Bicknell, Indiana SHIRLEY A. WILSON Vincennes, Indiana ROSE A. WISHON Bicknell, Indiana Sno Caps. CAROLE A. WISSING Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club; Student Senate, Secretary; Alpha Theta Chi. PAUL R. WITTMAN Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club; Gamma Tau. STEVEN E. WOLF Evansville, Indiana GROVER C. WOLFE Vincennes, Indiana Circle K, RAYMOND G, YOCHUM Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club. THOMAS J. YOCHUM Vincennes, Indiana W. JAMES ZIEGLER Loogootee, Indiana UNIVERSITY FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Then said a teacher, Speak to us of Teaching. And he said: No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. The astronomer may speak to you of his under- standing of space, but he cannot give you his understanding. The musician may sing to you of the rhythm which is in all space, but he cannot give you the ear which arrests the rhythm nor the voice that echoes it. And he who is versed in the science of numbers can tell of the regions of weight and measure, but he cannot conduct your thither. For the vision of one man lends not its wings to another man. And even as each one of you stands alone in God’s knowledge, so must each one of you be alone in his knowledge of God and in his un derstanding of the earth. From THE PROPHET by Kahlil Gibran MCMLXIV . av AMONG THE DEPARTMENTS AT VINCENNES UNIVERSITY Biology Economics English Miss. Estelle Emison Mrs. Florence G. Watts Robert E. Green Rene J. Dognaux Albert Rosenberg Clarence J. McCormick Matthew E. Welsh Edward W. Kuhn Charles Schenk Mrs. Martha Brumfield Mrs. Zella Young Board of Trustees ELECTED BY BOARD APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR Joseph V. Riley Curtis G. Shake Byron R. Lewis Maurice Gosnell Nathaniel D. Ewing John B. Anderson Robert V. Bierhaus Robert C. Graham, Jr. John Snyder Curtis Kimmell Adler M. Lyons EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS PTIEMRMEDLOCK ESE tae Se creat ene tote cit aca ttte yee bys coswep wove sinw he President of the Faculty Re (GS ae ene a Superintendent of South Knox School Corp. PCO GCRLICV OS erect re yitiecvssiatecuidm iss ccevarss Superintendent of North Knox School Corp. “eybs TAO Fa ae 2a a AAR Cn ene Superintendent of Vincennes Schools Foundation Board The Foundation Board, an important group of area businessmen who give of their time and talents to the university, are pictured meeting recently in the Vigo Room of the Student Union. Seated at left is Mr. Byron Lewis, Bridgeport, Ill.; Judge Curtis G. Shake, chairman of the Board of Trustees; Paul | Sweeney, Vincennes; W.B. Gray, Bridgeport, Il.; Frank Zoll, Anderson, Ind.; John Welsh, Vincennes. Right side of table: Dr. Isaac K. | Beckes, Joe Williams and Dr. C.P. Fox, both of Washington, Ind.; Carl Schaller and Robert Schultheis, both of Vincennes and Philip Benefiel, Lawrenceville, III. i i] John Welsh, Chairman Philip Benefiel James Prather DraCaR. rox Frank Sargent Karl Glover Carl Schaller Carl Gray Paul Sweeney W.B. Gray Joseph Williams Not pictured are Karl Glover, Carl Gray, James Prather, Frank Sargent. The Deans Dean Cornelia C. Carter Dean of Students ...her hobby — Dressmaking Dean J. Howard Hill Dean of Faculty ...his hobby — Fishing Dean Stephen Violante Dean of Admissions ...his hobby — Bowling Deans Carter, Hill and Violante patiently and wisely iron out problems of the different departments, co-ordinate the efforts of all the faculty, and formulate policies of scholastic diet, and yet, even though their minds are constantly filled with campus problems, they are never too busy to have friendly chats with the students. The Vincennes University Faculty te =. = = MISS HILDA L, BEGEMAN - Pro- fessor of Physics and Mathematics; Co-sponsor of Gamma Tau Club; Chairman of Mathematics Depart- ment mit MR. ROBERTN.S. CHIANG -Asso-_ DR. ciate Professor in Drafting Tech- Professor nology; Co-sponsor of International University Students Club; Co-sponsor of Tech Club MR. CURTIS A. DHONAU - Profes- sor of Chemistry; Chairman of the Science Division; Sponsor of the Circle K Club ELLSWORTH CHRISTMAS - of Agriculture; DR. JUNE DOLLAHAN - Professor of English; Professor of Psycholo- gy; Sponsor of the Student Christian Association MR. ALLEN BRADFIELD - Pro- MISS ANNETTE BOYETTE - In- structor of English fessor of Mathematics; Director of Athletics; Co-sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta; Chairman of Athletic Com- mittee abn wk DR. MERLE CUNNINGHAM - Pro- fessor of Animal Science; Purdue University MR. GLYNN CUSTRED - Instructor of German; Assistant to Mr. Kirk- connel| Purdue MR. RICHARD ERTEL - Associate Professor of Music; Director of DR. S. JOSEPH GAMBLE - Profes- Ensemble; Co-sponsor of Pep Band sor of Horticulture; Co-sponsor of Agriculture Club se ist of a Rich Heritage Competen ce Creates eee LE MR. GENE GOFORTH - Associate MRS. HARRIETTE GROSCOP -Pro- MR. M.V. HANSEN - Instructor in’ MR. BEN JOHNSON - Director of Professor of Physics and Mathe- fessorof English; Chairman of Spe- Mathematics; Co-sponsor of Science Physical Education and Intramural matics cial Faculty Meeting Committee; Club; Laboratory Instructor Activities ! Co-sponsor of Alpha Theta Chi; ; Chairman of English and Literature Department REV. WILLIAM JONES - Assistant MRS. LaVETA JUDY - Associate MISS ROSEMARY KING - Assistant MR. THOMAS W. KIRKCONNELL - Professor of English Professor of Nursing; Sponsor of Professor of Nursing Antone Reinbold Professor of Mod- Freshman Class ; ern Language; Co-sponsor of Inter- national Students Club REV. ROBERT KRESS - Instructor DR, CHELSEAL.LAWLIS - Profes- MR. HOLLIS P. LEIGHLY -Profes- MISS AMY G. LOOMIS - Associate of Religion sor of Social Science; Chairman of sor of Chemistry the Division of Social Studies; Sponsor of the Senior Class Professor of English and Speech; Sponsor of Delta Psi Omega; Direc- tor of Vincennes University Play- Into a Challenging Future. . °° Individual Attention -- Their Specialty r 1 eae 5 Neon iscps dite MR, JAMES McCAULEY - Director MR. FORREST McGLONE - Profes- MRS. MARY McKEE - Professor of MR. PAUL NUGENT - Associate of Distributive Education; Instructor sor of Business and Commerce; Home Economics; Sponsor of the Professor of Mathematics and Phys- in Business; Chairman of Committee Chairman of Committee on Business Home Economics Club ics; Co-sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta on Distributive Education and Commerce; Co-sponsor of Sec- retaries Club ie a = ee ae i ier 3 ar ; y 4 fs acd i ), s i CONES er : ee oe . an MR. HUMPHREY OLSEN - Head MRS. CAROLINE PICKETT-As- MISS ALINE POLK-Arleigh Bunting MR. JAMES PRINCE - Associate Librarian; Instructor in English; sistant Professor of Nursing;Spon- Davis Professor of English Professor of English Chairman of Library Committee;Co- sor of Freshman Class Sponsor of Freshmen Class o MR. THOMAS RECKERD - Profes- MISS GENEVIEVE RUTSKI-Direc- MR. ROBERT SCHULTHEIS - As- MR. CLAUDE SIMPSON - Instructor sor of Technology; Chairman of tor of Nursing Department; Profes- sistant to the President in Public of Government Committee on Technology; Chair- sor of Nursing; Chairman of Nursing Relations; Associate Professor of man of Committee on Computer Committee; Co-sponsor of Sno-Caps Journalism and Ethics; Faculty Center Advisor to Le Revoirand Trailblaz- er; Co-sponsor of Newman Club That More May Learn and Lead” THE STAFF ROLL-CALL | MRS. DORIS BROWN - Assistant MARY BURR - Assistant to LYNETTE CARNAHAN - Secre- MRS. RUTH CARTER - Hostess housemother V.U. Dormitory Comptroller tary to the librarian for Tomahawk Room; Housemoth- er for basketball players dormitory Ne cone en me SHARON CHIANG - Loboratory © GALEN CLODFELTER-Labora- Onis A DAUGHERTY - Control” § Ga7ei ia GRANGER - Secretary Assistant tory Assistant Trustees, Record Clerk, Co-sponsor ° the President of Freshmen and Senior Classes MRS. MARY HRIBAL - Administra- MRS. FRANCES IRVIN - PBX tive Assistant to Controller Operator PHYLLIS GRANGER - Secretary to MRS. RUTH HANSEN - Secretary the Dean of Students for Nursing Department id S Wace SANDERS JONES - Superintendent MEDRITH JORDAN - Registrar, JEAN LAWHEAD - Mimeograph of Maint enance Department Sponsor of Senior Class Fe — MRS. BETTY LETT - Assistant to Reading Clinic | JAMES McQUAID - Old Post Book- store Manager; Assistant in Public Relations; Co-sponsor of Cheer- | leaders and Le Revoir food services THE STAFF ROLL-CALL ADLER LYONS -Assistant to the MRS. EDITH MAY - Kaesaicine MARIE McQUAID - Old Post Book- President for Campus Construc- tive Assistant to the President store Manager; Assistant in Public tion. Relations; Co-sponsor of cheer- leadersand Le Revoir RALPH MEEKS .- Director of MRS. JOSEPH MEURER - House- MRS. GRACE OLSEN - Assistant Historical Preservations mother, V.U. Dormitory Librarian JUDITH WALDROP - Secretary to the Director of Vincennes Educa- tional Center MRS. ELIZABETH PITKIN - As- WAYNE SCHULER - Laboratory sistant Librarian; Sponsor of Instructor Freshman Class SANDRA WILLIAMS - Secretary for Vincennes Educational Center OMOREGHENTAHSOCM ALtpha Theta Chi Alpha Theta Chi, the campus sorority, adopted this name de AO ms ae ee in November, 1949. From 1947-1949 all the girls voted SOs il “ to have only one campus organization, in order to become more closely united in their efforts. Every girl enrolled in the University is eligible for membership, and by complying with the requirements of pledging is initiated as an active member, First year students are considered pledges until their second . semester. The upper classmen are initiated shortly after entrance, if they wish to become a member. In 1964 the organization was most active and had one of their finest years, The annual Spring Ball, a cookie sale, and numerous service projects highlighted the sorority's activities. Each year the organization is able to raise funds by sponsoring the sale of used books. They also assisted in several civic projects giving help to the Multiple Sclerosis drive in the Spring and with the sale of Christmas Seals for the Tuberculosis Association, Senior members graduating in June: Margaret Berry, Nancy Carr, Annette Fox, the president for 1963-4, Karyn Gracely, Bonnie Holstine, Jane Kays, Nancy Kettery, Sharon Massie, Linda Ruble, Ramona Sievers, and Kim Sturgeon. 4 Senior Activities: Nancy Carr; Linda Ruble; Nancy Kettery, student senate representative; Jane Kays, student senate representative; Kim Sturgeon, vice president; Sharon Massie, treasurer; Annette Fox, president; Romona Sievers, pledge chairman; Karyn Gracely, project chairman, The sorority advisors are Mrs. Harriette Groscop and Dean Cornelia Carter. 6 insane 4 | r é 4 Z Among the guests atthe annual Alpha Theta Chi initiation dinner held } on February 10, 1964, were left to right: Linda Ruble, Miss Hilda i Begeman, Mrs. Sharon Chiang, Miss Amy Loomis and Nancy Carr. 1 Ee emi Py Ne ee GM ace. Freshmen Pledges seated leftto right: Sue Jewel, Jacqueline Calvert, Dizne McGookey, Dina Myers, Bunny Wissing. Standing: Gail Williams, Linda Cockerham, Susan Jackson, Sherry Drumb, Sharon Mehler, Janice Clayton, Casandra Massie, freshman spokesman; Patricia Kline, Mary- cele Lane, Carol Overmyer, Cathy Dercar. eae Alpha Theta Chi advisors, Mrs. Harriette Groscop and Dean Carter Mothers of Alpha Theta Chi girls, faculty members, and faculty wives enjoy the informal atmosphere of the annual initation dinner. On Mrs. initiated February 10, 1964. Left to right: Mrs. Carl Sturgeon, Mrs. Groscop’s left, Mrs. Grayson, her mother. Harold Massie, Mrs. Gene Goforth, Miss Annette Boyett, Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs. Eva Cockerham, Mrs. Thomas Reckerd, and Mrs. David Fox. yf Spy q { nb oi x ; x dined Alpha Theta Chi girls in the foyer of the William Very much a part of the annual Alumni Chili Supper Henry Harrison Mansion. atmosphere was the Alpha Theta Chi concession booth. Left to right: Bonnie Holstine; Annette Fox, President; Bunny Wissing and Janice Heines. Vincennes U, Mathematics Fraternity. Seated left to right: Mary Ann Robbins, Mr. Paul Nugent, advisor; and Mary Sue Libby, vice-president. Standing: Richard Blice; Leland Beckes, secretary-treasurer; Dennis Chastain; Bill Hubble, presi- dent; and James Winemiller. Mr. Nugent, associate professor of the V.U. math department, explains the Algebra to Bill Hubble. fundamentals of 'Logic Mu Alpha Theta, the national junior college mathematics honorary, is active on campus by promoting programs and displays centering around the pro- motion of mathematics on the collegiate level. The main project of the honorary this semester was a book display in the foyer of the Shake Libra- ry. Miss Libby and Miss Robbins were in charge of the various program committees. Members are chosen on their proficiency in mathematics and their over-all academic achievement. Seated: Mary Ann Robbins, Sara Roberson, Dean J.H. Hill, advisor, Kim Sturgeon, Jayne McGlone and Mary Sue Libby. Standing: Bill Hubble, Bill Kirchoff, Nancy Stephens, Ramona Sievers, Wayne Singleton and Allen Leinenbach. Phi Theta Kappa, the national junior college scholastic honorary, originated with six charter members under the name of Kappa Phi Omicron, at Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri, in 1910, under the leadership of Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, then dean of women. Beta Chapter of Kappa Phi Omicron was established at Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Missouri, in 1911. This society continued until the spring of 1918. By that time honorary societies had sprung up in many other colleges. Zeta Psi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa was established at Vincennes University June 3, 1949. The first sponsor was C.R, Living- ston, Academic Dean. Mr. John Howard Hill, dean of faculty and professor of literature and speech, is the present advisor. Phi Theta Kappa is a recognized honorary scholarship society whose object is to promote scholarship, to develop character and to cultivate fellowship among the students of both sexes in the junior colleges in the United States. This year Zeta Psi has been active in promoting scholarship standards on the campus. The club holds evening social meetings once a month, as well as regular business meetings at school, Phi Theta Kappa has participated in the cheer bloc at Blazer games. Initiation into Phi Theta Kappa takes place in the early spring. Officers: Bill Kirchoff, president; Richard Blice, vice-president; Kim Sturgeon, secretary; Nancy Stephens, treasurer; Cathy Doyle and Wayne Singleton, student senate; and Richard Blice, club reporter, Delta Psi Omega is the national junior college drama honor society. The aim of the fraternity is to participate in and encourage all types of dramatic work in the University. The honorary was founded at Modesto Junior College, Modesto, California, Qualifications for membership are a freshman or senior standing, good scholastic average, and roles in plays combined with work in various aspects of play production, The three student members of Delta Psi Omega are Karyn Gracely, Gary Burg, and Sheila Tarrant Wilkes, They have performed in such produc- tions as Percy McKay's ‘'Scarecrow '; ''The Angel Who Wouldn't Go Home ', by Miss Amy Loomis; Tennessee Williams’ Glass Menagerie '; Shakespeare's ''A Mid Summer Night's Dream ; Hawkridge's ''Florist Shop '; and Maxwell Anderson's 'Joan of Lorraine. ' Miss Amy Goodhue Loomis is the director of the campus chapter, The Grand Director is Dr. Yetta G, Mitchell of New York University. y Delta Osi Omega way Sheila Tarrant Wilkes por- Miss Amy Goodhue Loomis, advisor trays Amanda, the ex- discusses current events with Mr. socialite mother in Tenn- Thomas Kirkconnell, language pro- essee Williams’ ' 'Glass fessor, Menagerie '. Ren Karyn Gracely as Queen Gary Burg plays the flamboyant Hippolyta in Shake- proprietor of 'The Florist’s Shop . speare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream ’. The engineers of tomorrow. Seated at the computer: Ron Barth, presi- dent. Grouped around the IBM 1620 computer are Mr. Robert Chiang, advisor; Nyle Reigle; William Mc- Allister; Bill Godare; Paul Wittman; Philip Wichman; and James Dayton, = . = eee sees pls eS el Gamma Tau began the year with the first all school mixer of the year, Attendance was very good and Jack Butler was found to be the best balloon 'stompper ' in one of many activities used to help students get acquainted, Gamma Tau's lovely candidate, Miss Saundra Leath, was voted Christmas Queen by the student body, This is an example of the organizations good taste. Incidentally, this is the fourth year in a row that the club's candidate has been chosen queen. SS —. After two failures, and some hard work by the members, the club's homecoming bonfire finally lasted until it could be lit in the ceremony. In two previous attempts the wood was 'fired'’ a little early by anxious members of the student body, With the help of Tech Club, the John F. McGovern memorial scholarship was again offered to help a deserving freshman engineering student. The scholarship was originated after the death of Mr. McGovern, Gamma Tau member, in an automobile accident in 1962. Although Gamma Tau has been active for the past four years, this year is the first that the club has operated under a constitution with its aim and goals finally in writing. Officers: Ron Barth, President; Bill Hubble, Vice-president; Tom Gillespie, Secretary-Treasurer; Frankie | | Acmmnm™™ oT Williams, Student Senate Representative; Hilda Begeman and Robert Chiang, Sponsors.) 003) 0) ee | A ean eae ie Wf Ben Gohnson Societ V.U.'s Ben Johnson Society discusses everything from politics to religion to ways to getting more power in the hands of the University Student Senate. This Society was founded on the campus in honor of Ben Jon- son -- English poet and dramatist (1572 - 1637). The organization, founded December 1957, is an original con- ception of Richard Fidler, a Vincennes University student, Dr. Isaac K, Beckes is the B.J.S. advisor, Meetings are held in the President's office. An informal view of the BJS at work, Seated around the table are Fr ank Werker; Bill Hubble; Chris Anderson, representing the Young Republic- ans; Charles Crews, representing the Freshman Class; Tim Keating; Ben Johnson Society members discuss current events with Indiana's Lt. Gov. Richard O, Ristine, Founder's Day Speaker. Surrounding Mr. Ristine are Don Rhodes, Frank Leland Beckes; Don McClary; Richard Day; Werker, Donald McClary, and Darrell Grimes. Whetstine, Darrell Grimes; and Robert VU Cheerleaders All Tourney Cheerleaders of '64 left to right: Kathy Johnson, Indianapolis, co-captain; Linda Sayre, Indianapolis; Carolyn Mouse Clemens, Princeton; Joe Wade, Washington; and Mike Ellis, co-captain, French Lick, With the exception of Joe Wade, all live in the Dorm, This year the Vincennes University cheerleaders have cheered at every home basketball game and sev- eral of the games played away from home. They also conducted a raffle at the Chili Supper in which money was raised to finance new uniforms. Dances were held to help send the student body to the KJICAA Tourney in Somerset, Ky., and the NJCAA Region XII Tourney at Muskegon, Michigan. While at the Kentuckiana Tournament in Somerset they won the KJCAA Award for the best cheerleading over all the junior college cheerleaders present. Mr. and Mrs. James McQuaid of the Old Post Bookstore, are Sponsors for the Cheerleaders. a : of ee : Aen? [ oew Circle K members pose in their new emblem vests. First Row: John Hamilton; Steven Chastain; Robert Boyles; Danny Hudleson; and James Burns, Second Row: John Hufty; John Thorbeck; Michael Ellis; Robert Miller; Jack Banker; and Frank Werker. Third Row: Richard Brown; Ronald Tobin; Ron Major; Dennis Chastain; and James Day, ating! The men of Circle K, Officers are Dennis Chastain president All ready for an intramural game are Circle K's mighty fine -- Steve seated, Second Row: Michael Ellis. student senate representa. Chastain, Frank Werker, Jim Housel, Gilbert Keller and Danny Hudleson tive; and Robert Boyles, treasurer. Third Row: Jack Banker, vice-president; John Hufty, secretary; and Richard Brown, student senate representative, Circle K, collegiate division of Kiwanis, spent most of the campus by selling plastic “litter bags '. The remainin right hand' men at various school functions. The club donated money toward the student body trip to the basketball tourney in Muskegon, Michigan. They worked in conjunction with the Pep Club by selling concessions at basket- ball games. They also performed their annual chore of chief chilli stirers at the Annual Supperin October. CircletK officers: year trying to clean up the g part was devoted to serving as President...... wea maiebisnaer asia biniesiatetaatele Cs see Dennis Chastain Vice-president. ail ulis: es eran are ..Jack Banker Secretary cea ene ANBHONFOEG seseeeeee JOHN Hufty Treasurer......,. Gaedaesiseseihereeres ence niterte Robert Boyles Student Representatives.,.,....... ...Richard Brown and Michael Ellis Mr. Curtis Dhonau of the science department, is the faculty sponsor, The organization is sponsored by the Vincennes Kiwanis Club to encourage service, It is the state's first Circle K organization. Circle K strives to support all extra-curricular citizens for the community. Meetings are held campus, movements on campus and to mold better monthly and are open to all members on YOUNG DEMOCRATS Seated left to right: Larry Catt, student senate representative; Leland Beckes, secretary-treasurer; Steven Thompson, president; Karyn Gracely, vice president; Raymond Donhan, student senate representative; Second row left to right: Allen Archer, Forrest Smith, Ed Chambers, Mr. Nugent sponser, Joe Hess; Third row left to right: Robert McCammon, Tim Keating, Don McClary, Bill Gaines, Wayne Singleton, Dan Schuckman, Dennis Lenehan, and Frank Werker. | ve Ee MOCK CENNES UNIVERS IT EAN (Re 5 ies Q. @INE | OVAL | | Stanley Dumes, local candidate for mayor, assisted the Young Demos at their booth during the Chili Supper. The collegiate Democrat’s purpose is to foster a basic insight into the primary principles of the Democratic Party. The campus branch is directly affiliated with the national party. V.U.’s Young Democrats have had, from a political standpoint, a very stimulating year. The fund raising booth at the annual Alumni Chili Supper, bi-monthly discussions on the political develop- ments within the State and nation, and working at the polls during the local elections were some of their activities. The high-spot of the year was the personal appearance of Indiana’s Senator Birch Bayh at the spring dinner party. A bronze plaque, commenorating the life of the late John Fitzgerald Kennedy, thirty-fifth Presi- dentofthe United States of America was dedicated by the officers to the University. It was placed in the foyer of the Shake Library. Mr. Paul Nugent of the mathematics department is the advisor of the campus Democrats. The Ensemble, V.U.'s own ambassadors of good music, serve the school and Univer- sity community with varied repertoire throughout the academic year. Members are selected by private audition, Scholarships are given inthe Spring to those who qualify with musical talent as well as good academic standing. The most popular selections performed by the Ensemble this year have been their own renditions of Meredith Wilson's ''The Music Man'': Fred Waring's ''The Battle Hymn and Reed's ''God Be In My Head ’, During their annual May convocation, the Ensemble turned the Green Auditorium into a vaudeville stage with their colorful presentation of old time skits. Another first for the Ensemble is their ''Barbership Quartet'' composed of Herb Carrel, Jon Noland, Steven Thompson and James Mason. Their counterpart --a ''Beauty Shop sextet with Delaine Biddle, Annette Fox, Nelley Flory, Karyn Gracely, Cathy Mudd and Judith Fryer. The Spring Program chairman was Kim Ann Sturgeon, a music major. Three of the Ensemble's objectives are: to promote and dignify the musical program at Vincennes University; to raise the standards of Production in music among college students, and to recognize and honor students of scholastic ability and musicianship with scholarships. Richard Ertel, who holds his degree from the Chicago Conservatory of Music, is the director, Underhis capable leadership the music department, as well as the Ensemble has continued to grow. The Ensemble , : First Row left to right: Richard Blice, accompanyist; Jan Miller; Annette Fox; Nelley Florey; Cathy Mudd; Helen Jordan; and Richard Ertel, director, Second Row: Karyn Gracely; Delaine Biddle; Judith Fryer; and Sandra Massie, Third Row: William Luttrell; Jon Noland; Herb Carrell; Eric Waldren; C.T, Hux; Ray Donham; and Robert Meade. Fourth Row: Rich- ard Zerke; Robert McCammon; James Mason; Steven Thompson; and William Larkin. Kim Sturgeon and Steven Thompson, both Seniors, lead group singing at a V.U. convo, DIRECTOR: RICHARD ERTEL Piano Accompanist: Richard Blice Organ Accompanist: Jan Miller Music Librarian: SOPRANO: Helen Jordan Annette Fox Mary C. Mudd Nelley Flory Jan Miller Carol Overmyer ALTO: Karyn Gracely Delaine Biddle Judy Fryer Kim Sturgeon TENORS: Raymond Donham Robert Meade Jon Holand William Luttrell Eric Walden Herb Carrel C.T. Hux BASS: William Larkin Richard Zerkel James Mason Steve Thompson Robert McCammon Denotes Scholarship William Luttrell Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Lawrenceville Culver Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Vincennes Lawrenceville Washington Bicknell Hazleton Bicknell Vincennes Patoka Vincennes Vincennes Olney Olney Bicknell Fritchton Sullivan FRESHMAN CLASS In the shadow of the George Rogers Clark Memorial the class officers are pictured; in contrast with the symbol of historic leadership is the sporty, yet vital leadership of today’s youth: Bunny aiSsinGra tan codices sects eonet tentesee lene ae we Secretary DIMAMGUSE| Sue ostos tess yence te Student Senate Representative Ui meOSbarheasevicsecsntcd recat. 3 Student Senate Representative Borbordasloss tenia iocuocrennaceeener emi oementeateanen Treasurer hUCKEGTeWS CsI nal. cancre cas cwalaekineunican sees: President Donny ntiudelsonrunes ceuna eiide wustecer enncute as Vice-president The Freshman class is responsible for the Spring Prom which is given for the Seniors. The theme this year is ‘‘Moonlight and Roses’’. Chairman is Judy Devonshire with Gail Williams as co- chairman. Sponsors forthe class are the following faculty members: Mrs. Judy, Mrs. Pickett, Mr. Bradfield, Mr. Goforth, Mr. Hansen, Mr. McGlone, Mr. Olson, Mr. Prince, Mr. Violante HOME ECONOMICS CLUB It's Home Ec atthe range when Nancy Stephens The Home Economics Club's and Cathy Doyle whip up a surprise for their Arranging bake goods are Cath Bake Sale was a temptation for anyone with a sweet i} fellow classmates. y Mudd, Joyce Lucas, and Mrs. McKee, advisor Z Grouped in front of the traditional fireplace of Florence Hallare V.U.'s Home Economics Majors, (left to right) Nancy Stephens, senior; Mrs. Mary Hall McKee, advisor and Home Economics instructor; Margaret Jaussaud, freshman; Pamela Slater, freshman; Joyce Lucas, freshman; Marcia Harrison, freshman; Georgetta Schooley, freshman; Linda Ruble, senior; Jayne McGlone, senior; Cathy Mudd, senior; Judith Evans, senior; and Linda Cockerham, freshman. The ''chief cooks and bottle washers ', The officers -- Marcia Harrison, vice-president; Joyce Lucas, secre- tary, Nancy Stephens, student senate representative; Judith Evans, president; Linda Ruble, treasurer; Jayne McGlone, student senate representative, and Mrs. McKee, advisor. International Students Seated left to right: Soheyl Parvis, Somsakdi Sriykorn, president; Karyn Gracely, secretary-treasurer; and Kahyan Parvis. Grouped around the officers are Veronica Hsiung, Kiyoshi Harashima, Miss Amy Loomis, Arnold Melsheimer, student senate representative; Mr. Thomas Kirkconnell, Mr. Robert Chiang, Mrs. Sharon Chiang, James Wilson, Tony Marcia, and Patricia Means. HM rok NS i lalla ap 2 Pe 1.8.C. advisors: Mr. Thomas Kirkconnell, language department; Miss Amy Loomis, drama and speech departments; Mr. Robert N.S. Chiang, and Mrs. Sharon Chiang, both of the technology department. The Unisphere presented by a 4 Bah: UNITED STATES STEEL ‘2 Moret £ es - Ci. at the New York The colorful Oriental Bazaar attracted many patrons at the Univer- World’s Fair 1964 — 1965 sity Chili Supper sponsored annually by the Alumni. Displaying their native handicrafts are Somscakdi Sriykorn, Mrs. Sharon Chiang and Ali Sadhaf. ee Laas Newmanite officers ayeapse sons the statue of Father Pierre Gibault, the patriot priest who aided ‘Gen, George Rogers Clark e rom the British in 1779. in capturing Fort Sackvi Pictured: from left to right: Father Bernard Lutz, co-sponsor; Thomas. Lenahan, president; Sharon Massie, treasurer; Tony Macias, International student from Sydney, Australia; Annette Fox, Vice-president; James Osborne, student senate representa- tive, The’ Gibault statue is in front of the historic Old Cathedral, the first church in the Northwest Territory. aha rye? In the Crypt of the Old Cathedral grouped around the bust of Bishop St. Palais, fourth Bishop of Vincennes, who served from 1811 to 1877 are Newman Club members: Bunny Wissing, Marybeth Ledford, Vicki Slawson, Annette Fox and Sharon Massie; Second Row: James Burger, Mary Glass, Diane McGookey, Char- lotte Wilson, Deanna Grider and Marilouise Oexmann; Third Row; John Ostendorf, Father Lutz, Jack Weber, Edward Sauer, Tony Macias, Casandra Massie, Joetta Upton, James Osborne, James Dayton and Thomas Lenahan. Thomas Lenahan speaks to initiates on the goals for the coming year at the annual banquet in November — 1963. Newman Club isan offically sponsored student organization which maintains an active chapter on the campus for Catholic students, The club, named after Cardinal John Henry Newman, is much concerned with supporting a Christian viewpoint in student affairs. This year the Newman Club co-sponsored the annual Lenten Fellowship Supper with the Student Christian Association, The initiation ceremony, Christmas caroling with S.C.A., a spaghetti supper, and several Communion breakfasts were the main events during the year, Presided over by President Thomas H, Lenahan, the Newman Club achieved its purpose of harmonious relationships and good Christian character. Assisting Mr. Lenahan were Annette Fox, vice-president; Barbara Rinderle, secretary; James Osborne, student senate representative, Father Bernerd Lutz, Sacred Heart Church, and Mr. Robert Schultheis of the uni- versity faculty are the co-sponsors. [tS 9 PSEC aaeeT won (bib Dennis Lenahan, John Moran, and Jim Osborne put in time at the Newman Club booth during the Chili Supper. Pep Band The Pep Band, First Row: William McCallister, sux- ophone; and David Meyer, saxophone. Second Row: Nyle Riegle, bass; Richard Kern, trumpet; Paul Witt- man, drums; and Anthony Macias, drums. Third Row: Jeffrey Stoll, trumpet;and Mr. Richard Ertel, director, Officers — Student Director, Nyle Riegle Librarian, Bill Luttrell Sponsor — Richard Ertel, Director List of Members Leland Beckes, trombone Jeff Stoll, trumpet Verland Ames, drums Carl Trump, trumpet Richard lvers, trombone Steve Weber, trombone Dick Kern, trumpet Paul Wittman, drum | Tony Macias, drums Jack Weber, clarinet William McCallister, saxophone Joan Kaiser, baton David Meyer, saxophone Karyn Gracely, baton Nyle Riegle, bass The pep band was organized in 1806, and has been a very successful organization for the last decade. It performs at all basketball games, pep rallies, Christmas party and all campus activities. The purpose of the organization is to develop a group of musicians withhigh standards for school func- tions. The pep band gives musicians of outstanding musicianship a chance to appear in public performance and increase school spirit. Pep Club Cha JMR The Pep Club of V.U. is its booster Club. Although they never appear in the spotlight, they play an indispensable behind-the-scenes part of each game. In co-operation with the Circle K they sold popcorn and eon yne Dom he clan hy le Riccle. Lalind Beck: cokes at every game. es, Charles Woods, Ed Saver, Robert Whetstine, and The clubalso donated forty dollars toward the Somerset trip. Darrell Grimes. Charles Woods is the club president. Photographed in the Council Chamber of the William Henr sity theatre. Seated -- Miss Amy Goodhue Loomis, y Harrison Mansion are the players of the Univer- director; Bonnie Inman; and Karyn Gracely, Secretary- treasurer. Standing -- Gary Burg, vice-president; Larry Davidson; Donald McClary, Elmo Bose, Jr.; Jon Noland; Arnold Melsheimer; and Robert Miles. Sheila Tarrant Wilkes is the Playhouse president. “All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts.’’ from Shakespeare's ‘‘As You Like |t'’ The Vincennes University Playhouse has had an unusually productive season this year. Playhouse presented Shakespeare's ' A Mid Summer Night's Dream ' in November; ''Holiday House in conjunction with the Drama Workshop at the Christmas Convocation; ''The Workhouse Ward at the Playhouse Convo in March, The spring production of Maxwell Anderson's Joan of Lorraine was offered in April. Throughout the year discussion periods on theatre techniques are held dur- ing V.U.P, meetings. Playhouse is composed of students with an active interest in drama. Two major productions are presented annually as part of the community series, Membership is determined by tryouts at the begining of each semester, Officers: Sheila T. Wilkes, president; Gary Burg, vice-president; and Karyn Gracely, secretary-treasurer, Miss Amy G. Loomis is the director. Playhouse members serve as the official refreshment servers at the Homecoming Dance. Distributive Education Club of America the business world. The Distributive Education Club of America: Firstrow: Donald Harting; William Slater; Jerry |lsenberg; Michael Allen and Bill Durham. Second row: James Skibba; James Dye; Mr. McCauley, sponsor; Jeff Farmer; Don O'Haver and Joe Robinson. Oe The Distributive Education Club of America is designed to serve as a liasion between the Distributive Education classes and This organization explores the principles of marketing and merchandising. Itis also a guardpost to students who work in local stores during the week. Michael Allen is president of D.E.C.A., Norma Sweeney is secretary. Mr. McCauley, department head, is the advisor. Business Club The Business Club of Vincennes University tours ''The West- ern Sun''-home of the first newspaper of the city of Vincennes in Harrison Park, First row: Estella Christy; Judie Keller; Carol Klein; Susanne Goodwin; and sponsor Mrs. Lena M. Wal- den, Second row: William Breeden; Karen Hall; Steven Thomp- son; Marva Goins; Eric Walden; and Charles Thomas. Harrison Park, which houses William Henry Harrison's Mansionand other historical buildings, is located ajacent to the campus. This was the first-year as a recognized extracurricular activity for the Business Club of Vincennes University. The purpose of this new up-and-coming organization is to further interest in the fields of business and to promote the business department on the campus, The club commonly known as the ''Business Buddies'' hold meetings twice a month and special programs are usually presented. The officers are Thomas Small, president; Carol Klein, vice-president; Judie Keller, secretary-treasurer; and Karen Hall and Eric Waldren, student senate representatives. Mr. Forrest McGlone is the sponsor, and Mrs. Lena Mae Walden is co-sponsor. na Se. Bill Hubble, Student Senate President, spends Science Club officers and sponsors. First Row: Alan Helderman, Science Club acting secretary; Bill Hubble, acting treasurer; Mary Sue Libby, president; and Bob Hagemeier, vice-president. Sponsors: Mr. Curtis Dhonau; Mr. John Walker; Dr. Gamble, guest lecturer from the Agriculture Department of Purdue University; and Mr. Hansen. MEMBERSHIP ROLL CALL The Science Club of Vincennes University functions Mary Sue Libby..............President as a nucleus for all branches of science offered on Bob Hagemeier........ Vice-president the campus. Marilouise Oexmann........ Secretary Membership is constituted by students of the Life Gloria Risch...........0..... Preasurer Alan Helderman Bill Hubble Karyn Gracely James Ellis Science field and those of the Physical Sciences. Among the outstanding programs offered to the Science Club members were lectures given by Dr, Ralph Smith Delenne Albaugh Cathy Doyle on hypnosis and Dr, Gamble of the faculty who spoke Glenda Begeman Margaret Wilson on agriculture economics. A. Richard Stiles David Angel Bill Breeden Bill Sunderman many long hours afterclass inthe Chem Lab. Bob McCammon A tour of the Crain Naval Depot highlighted the year in April, Monthly dinner meetings are held in the Harrison Room of the Student Union. said Mr. Curtis Dhonau of the Chemistry faculty dines with Dr. Donald Cook, speaker at all- campus Science Coffee-Hour. Dennis Chastain, Prof. Gene Goforth's assistant, presents a Sunday afternoon lecture to an audience of Vincennes citizens. Various Senate Committes give their monthly reports to Bill Hubble. Seated around the table are Jayne Mc- Glone, Bill Kirchoff, Bill Hubble, Bunny Wissing, Cathy Doyle, and Kathy Johnson. Standing are Diane McGookey, Leland Beckes, Darrell Grimes, Richard Brown, Ray Donham, Eric Waldren, and Karyn Gracely. The Trail Blazer, the official newspaper of Vincennes University, is the ‘eyes and ears of the campus. it provides the University community with current news of the campus, the state, and the nation. Training offered by writing for the news- paper constitutes excellent training in jour- il naltsm principles, This year new feature slants were added to the 'Trail Blazer ’, They included month- ly fashion reports, intramural sports reports, the club of the month, and ''The Student Spotlight' ’ . The ''Spotlight ' featured out - Ce standing scholars and leaders of V.U. It ut included Leland Beckes; Bill Hubble; Jack ret Butler; William Breeden; Vernon Doty; I Romona Sievers; and Jan Saucerman, Mr. Robert Schultheis of the journalism department is the sponsor and co-ordinator of all ''Trail Blazer ’ activities. His tire- Rus less efforts have made V.U.'s campus pub- I lications possible through the years. trea behind es, ind across breakthrough, Ameri- | femorial z viens mterwoven witn clas- Benny Goodman | tol. in Russia. The log — basement v top floor pu: nee ‘sity tions on its st cent made oplar Tote t Trailblazer Staff left to right: Ron Alexander, Karyn Gracely, Mr. Schultheis, sponsor Genie Lawrence and David Meyer associate editors-in-chief, | head the 1964 Revoo as Editor-In- | pages. — ‘ Chief. Managing editor will be Dale | Chester Marchino, freshman, from Vincen- | Alexandeé nes. Gerald Mistretta, from Manchester, ‘Connecticut, will serve in the capacity of business Frank Bob Mile desk and s campus we adjoining sement is logs 2 VU t ‘here, completely 2 logs are be- -entury old 3 Basses Lizwekaua eras ae Tras © early in the first half, 6-4, but quickly erased that lead and stom- ped their way to a 38-10 intermis- manager. Miss Gracely’s associate-editors include Jeff Lanning, senior, of White Plains, New York, Layout Editor. The layout staff: Charles Woods, Cathv ™- “hris Ander- son, Ann 4 Cesmala Gen freshman, | gle, Jam Annua senior, Vi Frank ‘ Dye, andE Callig Pl Day. ; Alan Hel nes, is chiel) photograph Cayton Par ‘ichard | € ReVoo ercar, ff aw J efsey wn, hav-| gion lead. V. U. extended its mar- ‘her! cin to 50-15 at one time and from “1. Dr. Beckes accepting the first copy of the newly published Student Directory, from Jed Dye and Leland Beckes - editors. for the victory. GABE Bees te “heidey en ceaa Or Si 19 Be a Ns eied BOR Steele! TRO ATG Giles Oven 10 Stal oar eal Bh Mie 3} 10 ioe Osarael 14 ele Re 4 3 5 A 2 The ‘‘Student Directory’’ was put into publication for the benefit of the students of Vincennes University. It contained the names, addresses, and phone number of the V.U. students. The Directory was co-sponsored by the Distributive Education Club and Student Christian Association; sponsors Mr. James McCauley and Dr. June Dollahan. STAFF there moved over the century mark inah Gar id Genie | ‘ser. John Fh! is circulatio! Bik are Richard, Lad Mike Ellis. MR. ROBERT SCHULTHEIS Trail Blazer Advisor Thank @ | _ post posters { canaidates 2 | - | Dec. 5. Engineering Coffee Hour. 2:00 Basketball Game, Lees - There | ec, 6, Dress Day - Founder’s Day @) Convocation - 11:00 (Required) | Basketball Game, Sue Bennett - Pep Rally - Auditorium - 11:00 | ‘ection of Christmas Queen by | ‘mas Play, 8:00 p.m. - Aug. Cuts) ' Y)inner - 11-1 p.m, - Christmas For begins at clo: itheastern � v-Wilsow Rasket Editor.......... .... James Dye Co-editor.....Leland Beckes Charles Roush Mike Rich Randa Andrews Student Christian Association CHARITY Heart FAITH Burning Candle HOPE Rising Sun Left toright: Darrell Grimes, Leland Beckes, Arnold Melsheimer, Ministerial student; Larry Trueblood, Ministerial student; and Tom Small. The Student Christian Association developed out of the desire to be of service to the campus, community and the world by giving assistance to the faculty, by working at the home churches and by sending gifts to the mission field. The members unite to realize a full and creative life through growing knowledge of God. They are determined to have a part in making this life possible for all people. In this task they seek to understand Jesus and to follow Him. The activities in which the $.C.A. participated were the Lenten Fellowship dinner, co-sponsored with the Newman Club and the Home Ec Club. As a club project they sold the V.U. Student Directory and held their annual choral singing during the Christmas holidays at orphanages, nursing homes and hospitals. The S.C.A. officers are: Tom Small, president; Nancy Carr, vice-president; Perrilee LeMar, secretary-treasurer. Dr. June Dollahan is the club sponsor. Members are Bill Slater, Arnold Melsheimer, Richard Blice, Mike Smith, Linda Ruble, Leland Beckes, Larry Trueblood, Kay Ogle, and Darrel Grimes. JESUS HOMINUM SALVATOR Christ, the Savior of Men Highest student legislative and judicial organization at Vincennes Uni- versity, the Student Senate coordinates the activities of all other student organizations, formulates and enforces rules concerning the student body, and works with the University administration on all matters affect- ing the students. Membership consists of representatives from every organized club, fraternity, and society on campus, Raising school spirit at extracirricular functions has been the main theme of this year's activity. On the Senate's recommendation, class rings were made available, a tomahawk representing the pioneer spirit of 'Ole V.U. was awarded to the organization having the best attendance at the Blazer's home games, and the Senate scholarship fund was enlarged by raffling off a portable stero in late March. One of the goals of 1963-64 was to return the Senate's delegated power back to it. At the end of the spring semester, this goal was completed, | The president of the Student Senate is Bill Hubble, a senior from Linton, es Indiana. His associate officer's are Bill Kirchoff, vice-president; Bunny Wissing, secretary; and Leland Beckes, treasurer, The Sponsors: Dean | Cornelia Carter and Dean Stephen Violante. President Bill Hubble explains the Senate's plans for the annual Honor's Day Convo to Leland Beckes, his vice-president. STUDENT : Student Senators and Sponsors: (Seated) Dean Cornelia Carter, advisor; Leland Beckes, vice-president; Bill Hubble, president; and Dean Stephen Violante, Standing: Darrell Grimes, Wayne Singleton, Eric Waldren, Rich- ard Brown, Karyn Gracely, Nancy Stephens, Cathy Doyle, Kathy Johnson, Frankie Williams, Michael Ellis, and Ray Donham. ‘ Darrell Grimes greets Lt. Governor Richard O. Ristine on Founders Day. The Vincennes University Young Republicans have participated in an eventful year, The club was host to such prominent Republican personalities as Ind- iana's Lt. Governor Richard O. Ristine; State Senator Bontrager and the Honorable William G. Bray of the United States House of Representatives. Letters had been written to all of the top Republican Presidential Candidates, for purposes of speaking at further school convocations? Young Republicans at the Lincoln Memorial in Westport, Illinois. First row left to right: Steve Ramsey, Mrs. Thelma Meurer, advisor; Joyce Lucas, Beverly Donovan, Jim Hayworth. Second row: Richard Brown, Richard Stiles, Darrell Grimes, Chris Anderson, and Steve Priebe. Hon. William G. Bray, currently speaking on campus as Indiana's Representative from the Seventh Dis- trict. Shortly after this appearance announced his candidacy for governor in the May Primary. Throughout the year the club has sponsored polls covering all of the presidential hopefuls, canvassed the campus and carried on interesting political dis- cussions, The club has also arranged to have all of the Republican candidates in the Indiana gubernatorial race for speaking engagements. V.U.'s junior ''GOP is planning to send several members to the Indiana State Republican Nominating Convention. - mana Officers of '64: Sfeven Ramsey, student senate rep- resentative; Christian Anderson, secretary-treasurer; Darrell Grimes, president; and Richard Stiles, student senate representative. THE SENIOR CLASS The Senior Class Officers of 1964 ! Seated: Ramona Sievers, treasurer; and Rita Carie, secretary. Standing: Bill Kirchoff, — student senate representative; Wayne Singleton, president; and Frankie Williams, vice- — president. Ca ae The Senior Class.of 1964 has been quite active this year. The class was entirely responsible for the Christmas holiday festivities. This included the Christmas dinner for the student body, the highly en- tertaining afternoon program and the lovely Christmas Dance spotlighted by the crowning of the Christ- ; mas Queen — Saundra Leath. As the Annual goes to press, a beneficial gift is being proposed to the University by the class. The class of ’64 have an able group of officers in: Presidents.c.cswsrycanccaee een toetaey beets Wayne L. Singleton Vicepresidénti nissan Frank Williams Secretaryiav.c acwasiaiecae tes NOR eter en aes Rita K. Carie Tregsite toy ter eh en oe ee eee eens Ramona J. Sievers Student Senate Represéentativeccsc vases aero one Bill Kirchoff Chester Green (Ist Semester) The sponsors have helped the seniors in their various activities. They are listed below together with their profession: Dean: Cotnelta Carter.c. 7.5. et ee ee Dean of Students Dean Stephen Violante.................0006. Dean of Admissions Doctor: Lowlisseccericnc tine enero Social Sciences MisvMaty;MeKeereacmuemeancceior ee took Home Economics Miss: Meredith Jordony.:.: cocscuneete neta Meee Registrar MissiAmy! Moomissy cas apiame euecccce coat ieee Drama Mrs Elizabeth: Pitkinicte:-onscsceree aurora Librarian Mrs. Doris Daugherty vic aerssiies ote Comptroller MroTom Reckerdiiy ee ae, wesc pie Engineering awnB yasiawiog auj 194jD-- sdwiny wyDry uoBaxsnw Of poor ayy uo AjADa puD 14 Big Addoy 4nq pasiy uroBo awoy j4eno peisyxsany WV 5 $1iaZD|g ayy 4104 sjurod oms dn skpj qqos uoBaxsny 4D ajou -Aay ayy WOsy QUO SUIS SplayiapUuOA upBiyoiw Aydowa Buipoajsaays ayy Guru aD] 40 doys 4sai D BHD} smal -ulm 40 pakolianao Auyoy pup asnow ,,42U Ja4sOUD puNo} j,, sADs 490F 42NY pud yDequoYyy UYOr ‘YdIYy eed 8 YAAINA Akt of -WWal ro sds] preg o2uci0f{uoc “Never have so many owed so much to so few’ EDITORIAL STAFF nr j uf | Pi ae j Editor-in-Chief... ........- Karyn Gracely (Schuylkill Haven, Pa.) Managing Editor......... L. Jeffrey Lanning (White Plains, N.Y.) . A ‘ AttivitiessEditonscsneantcus Peter A. Napoli (White Plains, N.Y.) 1964 Le Revoir heads. Loren Jeffrey Lanning, Managing editor; Karyn Donna Gracely, editor-in-chief; and Peter Andrew Napoli, activities ASSOCIATE EDITORS Sditor Sporfsieditons reer Herbert H. Swingle ('Rochester, N.Y.) Assistant Sports Editor...........0c0sse Timothy Sisko (Gary, Ind.) ArtlEditorcsieisoaus duce nioeomeey yeas Rita Carie (Vincennes, Ind.) Photography Chief.................. James Ellis (Cincinnati, Ohio) Assistant Photography Chiefs.Marv. Bayles (Roschester, N.Y.) Alan Helderman (Wheatland, Ind.) BUSINESS STAFF Business Monagefcs.scasccshsscceesace James Tracy (Saudi Arabia) Circulation Manager...........eseceeees John Hufty (Kentland, Ind.) Associate Business Manager..... Richard Blice (Oaktown, Ind.) Produc tion Director........ Cathy M. Dercar (Saddle Brook, N.J.) ASSISTANTS Christian Anderson, Leland Beckes, Cathy Doyle, Ray Donham, Gail Williams, Bill Hubble, Linda Sayre, Michael Ellis, Bunny Wissing, Charles Crews, Judith Devonshire, Anna Bridges, Judith Evans, Richard Kern, Alan Helderman, Judith Allbright, Richard P. Day, Kathy Utter, James Dye, Dinah Gardner, Frank Telfer, Mary Sue Libby, James Wilson, Genie Lawrence, and Dina Myers, The year began with, ''What happened to last year's annual? ' From then on nothing was the same. The new Le Revoir staff was the most notorious ''gang ’ on campus. No one thought we could do it, From then on it was ''blood, sweat, and tears''. The 1964 Le Revoir was made in the back room of the Student Union's 'Old Post Book Store'’, amid debris : from paste jars, carbons; lay-out papers, and picture trimmings, Groundwork had taken place in October; contracts had been signed circulation boosted, and pictures taken. The dummy was the result of the efforts of both edi- torial and business staffs, ee Mr. Robert Schultheis of the Journalism department offered advice on the various journalism techniques. Rita Carie, Jed Dye, and Frank Telfer added the necessary demension with their drawings, Chris Ander- son, Charles Crews, and Bill Hubble served as the editor's right hand men, Photographers sacrificed much in order to fulfill the yearbook's needs, Speaking of sacrifice, Mr. and Mrs. James McQuaid, of the Old Post Book Store, gave many long hours helping to correct copy, edit it, and organize workers. The guidance and love shown by them is what made the 1964 Le Revoir. i Mr. and Mrs. James D. McQuaid, owners of the University bookstore, served as the Le Revoir Sponsors. The activities Staff. Judith Allbright; Mary Sue Libby; Dinah Gardner; Judith Devonshire; Michael Ellis; Margaret Wils on; Gail Williams; and Kathy Utter. The Lay-Out Staff. Seated: Fran Pollack; Cathy Dercar; Linda Cocker- ham; and Cathy Doyle. Standing: Ray Donham; John Hufty; Tim Sisko; Chris Anderson; Charles Crews; and James Ellis. Leland, when will you have your article completed? The Art and Sports Staff. Seated; Dina Meyers; Judith | Evans; and Rita Evans. Standing: Tim Sisko; Bill Hubble; and James Dye. Senior Phutooraphy Chiefs- James Ellis and Alan Held- erman., James Tracy Business Manager i ay NOI IT woe Ry apo oie e ole abe Cees dig aye a Ts Casi a 1 RAS WB Fre SL Oy aye Ltt OO hi vey AS prec A An SAAN OES BLAZERS’ VERN DOTY HITS THE TRAIL AFTER TAKING THE BALL FROM A FAST | MOVING COMPANY OF LEES GENERALS. Center front: Ron Alexander, manager: Allen Bradfield, coach. Standing (left to right): Larry Cobb, guard; Perry Snapp, guard; Ed Willis, forward; Dan Schuckman, forward; Fred Kuester, center; Jack Butler, center; Nat Shields, forward; Wayne Wilson, forward; Bill Kirchoff, guard; Vernon Doty, guard; Jerry Reynolds, guard. The KJCAA Champions Brad’s Boys Find Themselves As ‘Ole V.U. Posts Winning Season The Vincennes University Trailblazers finished their regular season's play witha 25-4 record and brought distinction to Coach Allen Bradfield, The Blazers opened their season on November 2 by trouncing the V.U. Alumni with a 96-70 score. One of the four losses incurred came early in the season at the hands of St. Louis Jr. College by one point 63-62. Then the Trailblazers won their Thanks- giving Tourney by defeating Southeastern by 128-79, and then Sue Bennett 90-69, November 23 the V.U. five, opened their conference bid by nipping Sue Bennett 72-65, and winning four in a row before Lindsey Wilson upset them with a 55-51. V.U. was 4-0in conference play before the defeat. During the holidays Vincennes played in two Christmas tourneys and brought home two first place championship trophies. In the Paducah tournament Vincennes slaughtered Southeastern 100-71, and then nipped Paducah in the final game with a 103-98 in a over-time. Then the University's five traveled to Benton Harbor, Michigan, where they conquered Grand Rapids 74-69, and went on to a decisive victory over Joliet Jr. College 106-73 in the final game. Homecoming was a big thing as the Blazers hit the century mark by beating Lees Jr. College 106-86 to win the KJCAA Championship with a 11-1 record. Then Vincennes captured another championship trophey by winning the Kentuck- iana Conference Tourney beating Lees 79-70, and rocking Paducah 99-83, The last two losses came at the hands of Lincoln Christian, who snapped the Blazers 16 game winning streak and St, Louis who clipped them with a 77-62 loss to close out the regular season's play. JACK BUTLER, second highest scorer in the state of Indiana. Fi oe OJogHowogdovo SUSAN EE A A VR TES BLAZERS IN ACTION Picture One: Wilson drives around opponent for lay-up. Picture Two: Shields and Doty cover Wilberforce player like a wet blanket. Picture Three: Butler and Vonderheide on guard against Bethel. BWSR ER ANP EL RD ER SES TO TAL PRS Basketball Log 1903-04 BLAZERS OPPONENT VINCENNES UNIVERSITY ALUMNI 96 70 Southeastern Illinois 105 44 Hannibal - LaGrange 97 79 St. Louis Jr. College 62 63 Sue Bennett College 72 65 VINCENNES THANKSGIVING TOURNEY Southeastern Illinois 128 79 Sue Bennett 90 69 Lees College 94 93 Sue Bennett College 94 71 Southeastern Christian College 105 63 Lindsey Wilson College 51 55 PADUCAH CHRISTMAS TOURNEY Southeastern Illinois 103 98 BENTON HARBOR CHRISTMAS TOURNEY Grand Rapids 74 69 Joliet 106 73 Lincoln Christian College 75 59 Paducah Jr, College 76 70 Bethel College 72 64 Bethel College 89 71 Lindsey Wilson 85 58 Paducah Jr. College 84 67 Southeastern Christian College 86 61 Lees College (Homecoming) 106 86 Hannibal - LaGrange 101 62 Wilberforce University 97 69 KENTUCKIANA CONFERENCE TOURNEY Lees College 79 70 Paducah 99 69 Lincoln Christian College 75 91 St. Louis Jr. College 83 58 St. Louis Jr. College 62 77 Jack Butler Munfordville, Kentucky Allen Bradfield, Coach Vincennes, Indiana Sp Wes} Ming; Vernon Do ty Frankfory s Si Jerry Reynolds French Lick, Indiana Bill Kirchoff Edwardsport, Indiana Perry Snapp Dan Schuckman Carlisle, Monroe City, Indiana Indiana Fred Kuester Ft. Branch, Indiana WOMEN’S INTRAMURAL SPORTS Highlights of the Season It’s touch and go as Lana Brodie and Marilouise Oxemann battle The Championship Womens Volley Ball Team of '64. First row: over the b-ball in an inter-class scuffle. (left to right) Gwen Sampson; Marilyn McRae; Nancy Stevens; Karyn Gracely; Winnie Gard; Linda Poindexter, and Judie Keller. Second row: Rita Carie; Susan Moran; Mary Sue Libby; and Janice Saucerman, The women's intramural sports season was sparked by the volley-ball tourney won by the 3:00 clock class. For the first time in the schools history the girls basketball team played an inter-colligate game with Indiana State College. The girls also participated in badminton, bowling, track, and modern dance. Girls who proved their physical fitness by doing 30 or more Sit-ups were initiated into the honorary physical fitness ''Club 30. Joyce Allen; Sandra Allen; Joetta Blubaum; Edith Bricker; Ann Bridges; Pamela Buntin; Nancy Carr; Rita Carrie; Janice Clayton; Susan Combs; Judith Devonshire; Rosemary Foutain; Connie Fowler; Winnie Gard; Marva Goins; Sandra Goodwin; Karyn Gracely; Carmen Gretter; Janet Hanger; Margaret Held; Kathryn Johnson; Judie Keller; Carol Klein; Perrilee Lamar; Sandra Leath; Mary Sue Libby; Sandra Massie; Billie Mullins; Jayne McGlone; Marilyn McRae; Kay Ogle; Marilouise Oxemann; Linda Poindexter; Gwendolyn Sampson; Janice Saucerman; Linda Sayre; Romona Sievers; Nancy Stephens; Lucille Thomp- son; Linda Wallace; Charlotte Wilson; Margaret Wilson. Mr. Ben Johnson of the athletic department served as co- director for all girls sports. Wa | Cae Judy Ernst tumbles as Jane Combs, Rosemary Fountain and lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Karen Hall look on with amazement. Men’s Intramural Sports Left to right: Weldin Johnson, Jerry Isenberg, Bob Spalding, Tim Dorm championship football team scrimmages as George Jeep’’ Sisko, and Jim Osborne all trying to do headstands? Hughes casts an evil eye. This year the Men's Intramural Sports Program was under the direction of Mr. Ben Johnson, Vincennes University athletic director. The program included intramural football, basketball, archery, track, and volleyball. The students of the athletic department express their sincere thanks to Mr. Johnson on his fine leadership throughout the year. Ary eae Jack Banker learns the A-B-C's of the tram. solitude’’ of the It's up and in -1| think! Chester Green checkmates Paul Joyce in the Tomahawk Room. Presenting V.U’s New TRACK TEAM 1964 TRACK TEAM This year Vincennes University boasts the first track team | in its history, When Coach Ben Johnson announced the forma- tion of the squad, an astounding number of boys signed up. Among the formidable opponents against V.U, this year will be: Lincoln Christian, Indiana State, Butler University, Oakland City, Evansville College, Anderson College and the freshmen of Southern IIlinois. This year’s team members are: Distance: Tom Weber, Liberty; Ralph Sieboldt, Bloomington; Charles Wickman, Washington; James Ellis, Cin- cinnati, O.; Ralph Lathrop, Robinson, Illinois; Nat Shields, Horse Cave, Ky.; David Bailey, Lawrenceville. FIELD EVENTS Shot Put: Herb Swingle, Rochester, N.Y.; James Taggart, Carmel; Bob Miles, Washington. Javelin: Dennis Wallace, Washington; Wayne Beckeley, Lynnville; Tony Macias, Sidney, Australia. Pole Vault: Vurlin Ames, Vincennes Front row: Herb Swingle, Phil Wichman, Ron Grayson, Bob Miles, Bob Discus: Roger Ritchie, Lawrenceville Byers, Paul Ayres, Ralph Lathrop, Bob Meade, Tony Macias. Back row: Broad Jump: Jack Butler, Horse Cave, Ky. Coach Ben Johnson, Vurlin Ames, Jack Willis, Mike Ellis, Tom Weber, High Jump: Dick Pippinger, Nappanee; Jack Willis, Carlisle. Wayne Beckley, Dan Wallace, John Hufty, Pat Doane, Roger Ritchie, Sprints: John Hufty, Kentland; Perry Snapp, Carlisle; Paul Steve Priebe, Jim Wilson, Jim Taggart. McGee; Bobby Byrer, Odon; James Wilson, Dayton, Other members are: Gary Rogers, Jim Burger, and Pau! McGee. ores Ron Grayson, Indianapolis; Bill Wilson, on, Hurdles: Gary Rodgers, Robinson, Ill.; Mike Ellis, French Lick; Jim Burger, Jasper, Coach Ben Johnson, Bob Byers, John Hufty, Phil Wichman, : : ' 3 Ron Grayson, Front: Paul Ayres, Bob Byers, Ron Grayson, Bob Meade, — Back: Jim Wilson, Mike Ellis, John Hufty, Vurlin Ames, Phil Wichman, Peeser ets Front: Tom Weber, Ralph Lathrop, Back: Pat Doane, Jim Burger, Gary Rogers. Not shown: Bob Meade. ae ee miw Front: Herb Swingle, Jim Taggart, Mike Ellis, Bob Miles, Tony Macias, Back: Wayne Beckley, Jack Willis, Roger | Ritchie, Dan Wallace, Vurlin Ames. Mike Ellis and Bob Miles, Roger Ritchie TRACK SCHEDULE The first meet of the season took place on April 10 at Southeastern Illinois University. Remaining events were: May 2....... ISC and Butler......... Terre Haute (triangular meet) May 5....... Oakland City........... here May 30..... State Fed. Meet....... SIU Later track and field events were held at Evansville and Anderson. TRAMP CHAMPS ie seu nh. rl aes Members of Team: Dennis Chastain, captain, Ronald Tobin, Dick Pippenger, John Thorbeck, Joe Harper, Bud Miller, George Hughes, Bob Boyles, George Isfault The team practiced twice a week and were generous in making five appearances in Beless Gym during the basketball season, The team was first started during the 1962-63 school year and continued under Coach Ben Johnson of the P.E, department. During the year the team appeared at the following schools: Petersburg, Monroe City, Elnora, Washington, Wheatland, Otwell, Robinson, IIIl., Decker, St. Francis- ville, IIl., Carlisle, Pleasantville. They gave the half-time show at the Adams Coliseum for the basketball game sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce between Phillips Oilers, A.A.U. cham- pions and Marion-Kay team, A.A.U. runner-up. Trampoline Team: left to right Dick Pippenger, John Thorbeck and Ron Tobin; on trampoline, Denny Chastain and Joe Harper. Denny Chastain flips seat-- first! Tobin on his way down as Pippenger, Harper, and Chastain look on, Jan. 13 Feb. 12 Feb. 14 Mar. 16 April 13 May 4 May 25 May 27 Feature Highlights of the Year CONVOCATIONS OF 1963—64 Opening day convocation — Dr. Beckes spoke to the new student body. Major Jack Pierce spoke about Cape Canaveral, now called Cape Kennedy, its expansion and future. Introduction of basketball players cheerleaders. Founder’s Day Convocation with Lt. Governon Ristine speaking about the future of Pndiana’s educational program. Awards presentation to the Intramural football players. The tenth anniversary celebration of Vincennes University ‘funder the trees’’, with Dr. Beckes speaking to the students about V.U.’s history and growth. Mr. Gordon Hall spoke about the evils of ‘thate groups and communisum,? ? Dr. Donald Cook of Depaw University’s Science Dept., spoke on religion. William Jewell College Choir beautifully sang a selection of secular songs. The V.U. Playhouse presented ‘‘The Workhouse Ward. A religious convocation. Music convocation presented by the Ensemble. The ‘ Athletics Honors’? convocation. Convocation for the recognition of V.U.’s outstanding scholars — Honors Day. The Burke Family Singers Concordia College Choir of Moorhead, Minnesota aati ted: ho Porgy and Bess Singers Avon Long, Lucia Hawkins and Levern Hutcherson COMMUNITY SERIES From all over the U.S.A., once again came artists in all fields to entertain the citizenry in the Vincennes University commu- nity area, in the Green Auditorium. The first performance of the season was the colorful Marching Band Festival at Inman Field when Indiana University's Marching Hundred were the highlighters of this annual fall spectacular. ‘ The Mitchell-Ruff Trio provided a never to be forgotten progressive jazz atmosphere on November 19. The VU Playhouse gave their finest performance in many years when they presented ''Midsummer Night's Dream to two packed houses. The Burke Family Singers of Providence, R.I. scored a hit and definitely proved their versatility with interpretations of old American folk songs as well as internationally known music...all a cappella. The group appeared later on the Ed Sullivan Christmas Show. You'll remember the undivided interest of the student body when Gordon Hall, a free-lance writer from Massachusetts, told of the evils of hate groups and communism within the United States. Minnesota's Concordia College sentits famed Concordia Choir to our campus, February 19, Outstanding amongits selections was diLasso's ''Psalmi Penitentiales ’. The Porgy and Bess Singers stole your hearts and evoked your chuckles on the auditorium stage during their program in early Spring. As the house lights dimmed after the season's last performance, the audience bespoke their praise of a job well done by their enthusiastic applause. The Mitchell -Ruff Trio The Friendship Garden On Sunday, September 1, 1963, the two handsome Japanese laterns Yukimitono, the short, squat one, and Kasugatoro, the tall, slender one, were placed in the ''Friendship Garden ' and dedicated. The lanterns were gifts to Vincennes University from the students of Kochi University in Japan. The lanterns are symbols of wisdom and affection and highly respected. These two lanterns are made from volcanic stone and carved by famous Japanese craftsmen. Since the lanterns weighed about 2000 pounds, Judge Shake contacted the U.S. Navy for assistance in delivering them to San Francisco. They arrived May 27, and were taken to Evans- ville by the local Rotary Club where they were picked up by a local trucker and brought to the university campus. Five students from Waseda University, Japan, participated in the ceremony together with Susumu Nakagawa, Minister of the Embassy of Japan, Washington, D.C. He was the personal representative of His Excellency, Ryuji Takuski, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United States from Japan. The five boys were on a cross-country hike and when contacted were delighted and honored to participate in the dedication ceremonies. During the program the students sang their school song and Mr. Nakagawa spoke of the origin of the lanterns and their meaning, The visitors were entertained at a public reception after the ceremony and later at a buffet supper by Dr. and Mrs. Beckes. International students meet on Friendship Bridge: l-r Kayhan and. Soheyl Parvis, Teheran, Iran; Gretchen Shanks, U.S.A.; Kiyshi Hara-) shima, Hawaii; and Somsakdi Sriykorn, Bangkok, Thailand. Judge Curtis G. Shake showing Noboru Tajama, who came to Vincennes early to plan for the arrival of his fellow students, the lanterns which were dedicated at the ceremonies on September 1. | | The Japanese students from Waseda University, Tokoyo, (enroliment) 45,000), singing their school song at the ceremonies. They are 1-r:) Hl Kalsuyuki Takahashi, deputy leader; Takashe Yagi, director of public relations; Naboru Tajama, leader; Shichiro Ghnishi, treasurer; Mitsuo). Shida, rapporteur. Susumu Nakagawa, Minister of the Embassy, Wash ington, D.C., center. Far rightis Harold Helmling, president of Kiwanis | Club and in the background can be seen Dr. Beckes and Judge Shake. ae a The following from THE ROTARIAN probably best describes the meaning of the Friendship Garden on campus: How can two stone lanterns without flames cast beams of } | light across 9,000 miles of land and sea? It can't be done, at | leastnot with plain, everyday light. But if the light is the kind | « that brightens the lives of good friends no matter how far apart f they might be, it's not only possible, but it's happening at this { moment, The two lanterns are in an Oriental garden at Vincennes (Indiana) University. They were a gift from students at Kochi University in Japan, given as a token of friendship following a visit from a Vincennes University official, Rotarian Curtis G. Shake. Sending the lanterns to Indiana was no easy task, but many hands joined in, including those of the Kochi students, — who conceived the idea; the Rotary Clubs of Kochi and Kochi _ Minami, which helped finance the gift and ordered the lanterns from stone workers of Matsue; the U.S. Navy, which helped carry the 2,000-pound gift across the Pacific; and Rotarians in Vin- Dr. and Mrs. Beckes greet guests who attended the public reception cennes who provided transportation from the Pacific pectic the for the visitors from Japan. University garden, where the lanterns stand today radiating the invisible light and warmth that bind men in friendship, THE FOURTH ANNUAL BOOK FAIR i «ed Alarge group of VU students who helped set up the fair.....there were many others who gave assistance and are not pictured.....to all of them a big THANK YOU. Front row: Denny Chastain, Gloria Carnahan, Jane Rutledge, Mary Beth Seai (Queen Alice of Old Vincennes, a senior at Lincoln who offered her assistance,.... could it have been because of John Hufty?) Sheryl Ritter, one of Queen Alice’s Court of Honor, Maurice Holscher and John Morgan. Second Row: Jack Banker, Genie Lawrence, Penny Christian, John Hufty, Norma Sweeney, Jim Tracy, Mr. Lacefield (husband of Lillian Lacefield inthe cafeteria office) and Steve Chastain. From Left to Right: William Heck, manager of the Vincennes Chamber of Commerce, jJim and Marie McQuaid, with Rev. and Mrs. Carl Scherzer at the Autograph Party on unday afternoon of the Fair. At the far right, Prof. Hollis Leighly is intent in showing John Hufty one of the copies of an ancient map on sale at the Fair. The other unidentified people show the varied ages who came to the Fair. The Tables were covered in all white or all red corrugated paper, generously given by the Paper Corporation of America. The Vincennes News Agency through Mr. Charles Teising and his staff cooperated in every way to make the Fair a success, = | NA g errr MOO a ser— Pr -R Mrs. Carl Scherzer, Rev. Scherzer, are interested in meeting a local friend Miss argaret Derra and Dr. and Mrs. Beckes during the Fair. Faculty, students and townspeople heeded the call to the Fair, and came the Fourth Annual Paperback Book Fair, sponsored by the Old Post Bookstore in Green Auditorium, the week-end of November 15-18. More than 1000 registered for the hourly and daily prizes made possible through local people, as well as companies with whom the bookstore does business. New features were added this year such as merchandise for Christmas giving; books | gaily wrapped as Christmas gifts. The display of prints and reproductions of famous paint- lings were very popular this year. A Hi-Fi, generously loaned by a student, provided | welcome background music while the patrons were browsing through the some 5000 books f on display. | Charles Scribner Sons sent an interesting display, entitled ' Evolution of a Book?’ | showing the various steps from the original manuscript to the published book. The University library had a special exhibit of books pertaining to the early history of Knox County and Vincennes. For the second year, the local chapter of American Pen Women (with three members on campus) sponsored a luncheon and autograph party during the fair and this year the guest STUDENT COMMENTS: | was Dr, John W. Allen, professor emeritus from University Southern Illinois, He spoke at As one entered the auditorium, they did, I the luncheon and later autographed his book, LEGENDS AND LORE OF SOUTHERN indeed, feel an atmosphere of culture''---- ) ILLINOIS. The items on display were varied, vivid On Sunday afternoon Rev. Carl Scherzer, presently chaplain at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville, and former local minister, introduced and autographed his new Prentice-Hall publication, MINISTERING TO THE PHYSICALLY SICK. Both authors were very warmly received, The students were unusually interested in the fair this year, and showed it by many volunteering to help set up for the exhibits (no small task) and taking down all the displays at the close of the fair, Jim and Marie McQuaid wish to take this means of expressing their gratitude to all of you who helped in any way with this project. They are looking forward to making the 1964 Paperback Book Fair an even bigger and more successful project and are hopeful that the fairs will grow hand-in-hand with Vincennes University and become bigger and better'' as the years go on, and vivacious''-..- One could buy anything from night-shirts.,. gag cards .,. stationary ... jewelry ... Renoir prints ... need | say more? '-... The Book Fair enabled students of limited finances (a group of which most college stu- dents are key members) to purchase items which would enrich and enhance their educa- tion Playhouse Presents... A MID SUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM The Vincennes University Playhouse opened its tenth season this fall of 1963 with the production of Shakespeare's Fantastic comedy,''A Mid Summer Night's Dream'' on November 7 and 8 in the Robert E. Green Auditorium, This production commemorated the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth and marked the tenth anniversary of the first performance of the 'Dream'' on campus at V.U. Last but not least, Miss Amy Goodhue Loomis, head of the drama department, director of the V.U. Playhouse and Children's Theatre, and founder of the Drama Workshop, celebrated her tenth year with the Univer- sity theatre, As the yearbook goes to press, rehearsals were underway for the spring production of Maxwell Ander- son's ''Joan of Lorraine ’. Sheila Tarrant Wilkes, VUP president, served as costume designer for ''A MidSummer Night's Dream ’, DRAMATIS PERSONAE Theseus, Duke of Athens -Elmo Bose, Jr. Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons, betrothed to Theseus - Karyn Gracely Egeus, father to Hermia - Arnold Melesheimer Hermia, daughter of Egeus, in love with Lysander - Brenda Beasley (private drama student) Lysander, Richard Day Donald McClary Philostrate, master of the revels to Theseus - William Slater in love with Hermia - Demetrius, Helena, in love with Demetrius - Bonnie Inman Quince, a carpenter - Garry Burg Snug, a joiner - Jon Noland Bottom, a weaver - Jack May Flute, a bellows -mender - James Hayworth Snout, a tinker - Robert Miles Starveling, a tailor - James Combs Oberon, king of the fairies - Larry Davidson Titania, queen of the fairies - Linda Sayre Puck, or Robin Coodfellow - Diane Miller Peaseblossom - Cheryl May The framework of the play is provided by the wedding of Theseus, Duke of Athens, and Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons. Royal nuptials within the play are watched over by the fairy King, Oberon, and his Queen, Titania, with whom Oberon has quarreled, Temporarily bemused by a love elixer Puck spreads at Oberon's command, Titania falls in love with Weaver, Bottom, temporarily topped as an ass. The lovers Demetrius and Helena, Lysander and Hermia, are intertan- gled, then properly paired by elfin Puck, Bottom, released from his transformation into an ass is free along with his fellow fairies - Quince, Snug, Flute, Snout, and Starveling - to present, at the royal wedding feast, ''the most lamentable comedy, and most cruel death of Pyramus and Thisbe.'' After their performance, all go off to bed, The Master of the Revels urges Theseus not to hear those horny-handed sons of toil, for it would be cruel to laugh at their earnest efforts, but Theseus is more tolerant and defends all players. Fog Convo Caps Holiday Season On Campus The Christmas Convocation followed the traditional Christmas dinner for faculty, students and staff. The program, held in the Green Auditorium, opened with a welcome from the Senior Class President, Wayne Singleton, and the Ensemble singing ''Twas the Night before Christmas'' and other Christmas songs. The queen candidates were introduced and Kim Sturgeon sang ''O Holy Night''. The VU Playhouse presented a skit, Holiday House' ' and this was followed by Dr. Beckes® tradi- tional Christmas Message. The Christmas Queen candidates were: Carol Ann Conrad, Paula Brothers, Dina Meyers, Connie Fowler, Judy Allbright, Frances Huff, and Saundra Leath, At the annual Christmas Ball, Miss Leath was The all -University Christmas dinner in the Trail Blazer Room selected queen and reigned over the evening's fest- started the holiday celebration on campus. ivities, Rin ki . ea eT ee Wh ‘Holiday House’, produced by the University Playhouse, high- lighted the Christmas Convocation. te sonnet Dr. Beckes' delivered his message and announced afternoon classes would be dismissed-a .dissmisal which is @ part of the traditional customof V.U, The faculty also had a gala celebration at their annual party. Santa Claus, alias Mr. Ray Beless, Ensemble sang the songs of Christmas. former instructor of physical ed at V.U. helped Dr. Beckes distribute gifts to the children of the faculty members, HOMECOMING ’64 | Dean Hill presenting award to Mr. Patrick Dean Hill presenting award to Mr. Begeman Dean Hill presenting award to Dr. Janet Berry. Three distinguished alumni were honored the week-end of Homecoming as has been the custom for the past several years. This year the three chosen by the Vincennes University faculty were as follows: ROBERT H. BEGEMAN, formerly of Sandborn, he received his associate in arts: degree at Vincennes University in 1943, Since 1957 he has been supervisory electronics engineer and head of the radar systems branch of the experimental research division of the U.S, Naval Avionics Facility in Indianapolis. He holds a number of patents in the radar field, most of them in classified | areas. Mr. Begeman is considered a national authority in the use of radar systems in national defense. DR. JANET BERRY. o native of Wheatland, attended Vincennes University in 1939 and is a chemist and patent lawyer now living in New York City. She has had a distinguished career in patent law and now oversees all the patent activities of the National Distillers far-flung liquor and chemical divisions, both in the United States and abroad, | | | JOE ROBERT PATRICK, a native of Vincennes attended Vincennes University in 1941-42. Presently heis assistant telegraph editor of THE DES MOINES REGISTER AND TRIBUNE and in his present position has a basic share in the responsibility for the content and position of the news stories in one of the nation's most respected newspapers. Mr. Patrick is also a prominent Presbyterian layman and has served on the national board of the church, These three alumni and their families were honored at a dinner in the Trailblazer Room on the opening night of Homecoming and the citations were awarded by J.H. Hill, Dean of the Faculty. . Miss Nancy Stephens, a charming home economics major from Vincennes, was chosen Homecoming Queen and was crowned at the opening of festivities on Saturday night. The queen is traditionally chosen by vate of the student body after names have been placed in nomination by members of the Trailblazer basketball team. | | ) The following attractive coeds served in Queen Nancy's court: EDITH BRICKER, Plainville, a second year student majoring in elementary education. KATHY JOHNSON, o second year student from Indianapolis, in the secretarial department and a cheerleader for the past two years. SANDY LEATH, a freshman from Vincennes in elementary education. KATHY UTTER, from Harrisburg, Illinois is a freshman and is studying to be a . dental hygienist. | After the crowning ceremony, just prior to the varsity ball game, Queen Nancy and her entourage presided at the game, and later at the homecoming dance in Green Auditorium. Homecoming week-end festivities closed on Sunday afternoon with the formal capping of the 1965 class of the nurses in the V.U. Department of Nursing program. Saundra Leath is escorted by Larry Cobb. Edith Brickerand her escort Ed Willis. Her Majesty and Dan Court Kathy Utter with her escort Vernon Doty. Kathy Johnson being escorted by Wayne Wilson. The Grand Procession V.U.'s cheerleaders enter as the Blazers serve as honor guard, The Crowning Nancy Stephens being crowned Homecoming Queen by her escort Dan Shuckman of the basketball team. We Won: Group of students and alumni watching the blaze. Blazing for Homecoming alumni... ‘‘What’s the next play?’’ Coach Coach Bradfield, carried off BEA IHLEES. Bradfield and his boys. the floor, on the shoulders of Butler, Wilson and Doty. Co-eds Triumph in Alumni Clash Co-eds left to right: Marycele Lane, Bonnie Inman, Rita Carie, Mary Sue Libby, Marilouise Oexmann, Kay Ogle, Virginia Thorne, Jannette Cullop, Marva Goins, Sandy Goodman, Janice Saucerman, Susie Moran, captain. Coach: Ben Johnson, The Vincennes University co-eds knocked-out the alumni in a 10-7 clash during the Homecoming fes- tivities. This was the first time that the ‘‘Junior Globetrotters’ won the annual battle. Enthusiasm ran high during the powder puff classic. Jump balls, fouls, and Rita Carie’s spills added hilarious moments to the game. Top scorer for the evening was Kay Ogle, a freshman from Monroe City. Alumnileft to right: Ruth Martin, Linda Dale, Gazella Granger, Mary Burr, captain, Judy Waldrop, Rita Roseman , Phyllis Granger. Coach: Jake May. Mrs. Lela Bezy, a nursing school alumnae, assisting Jo Ann Judah with lighting her Florence Nightingale lamp at capping ceremony. THE CAPPING CEREMONY The End to a Perfect Homecoming weekend THE NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE | solemnly pledge myself before God, and in the presence of this assembly, To pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. | will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischie- vous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. | will do-all-in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will | endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. The Nursing Department SENIORS First Row: Nancy Harrison, Carolyn Stephen, Frances Huff, Jean Taylor, Karen Bedwell, lva Lou O'Dell. Second Row: Diana Lewellyn, Dixie Pankake, Bernice Boone, Pat Dailey, Karen Hooks, Donna Nabby, Rita Church, Mary Hall, Gretchen Shanks, Betsy Allen. NURSES First Row: Darla Lewis, Carolyn Small, Connie Ready, Sue Harbaugh, JoAnn Judah, Hazel Cullop, Linda Burnett, Margaret Hughes, Pat Pinkstaff, Beverly Hatton. Second Row: Jack May, Barbara Christy, Pauline Gieseke, Connie McMillen, Judy All- bright, Rita Beamon, Sherry Drumb, Elaine Adams, Nancy Miller, Rose Ann Wishon, Penny Rushton, Vera Lee, Lana Brodie, Mary Wolfe, Sue Jewell, Anita Raney, Ann Heath, Irene Kisner. DEPARTMENT OF NURSING STAFF Seated: Mrs. Carolyn Pickett, Mrs. LeVita Judy. Standing: Miss Gene- vieve Rutski, director and Miss Rosemary King. Sno- Caps Capping Ceremony, held on the last afternoon of Homecoming Week-end in Green Auditorium. Candle-light ceremony of the Florence Nightingale lamp during Capping---Mrs. Lela Bezy, a graduate of the VU Department of Nursing, assisting Lana Brodie Sno-caps was organized by the first class in the Nursing Department. All students en- rolled in the Department of Nursing at Vin- cennes University are members. Sno-caps has taken an active interest in campus activities and has sponsored several fund-raising pro- jects as well as social events. The primary purpose of the organization is to stimulate fellowship and teamwork among students in | A group of nurses contemplating a heart ---left to right: Bernice Boone, Jean the Nursing department and to foster personal | Taylor, Dixie Pankake, Betsy Allen, Mary Hall, Carolyn Stephens and Karen development of its members. The Sno-Caps ) Bedwell are also members of the Student Nurses’ Association, whichis organized on a district, state, and national level. Weighing ina ''new arrival'' --- Shirley Goodyear, Deanna White, A ''student-patient'' Rita Church, having her blood pressure Pat Daily, !va Lou O'Dell, Patty Means taken -- left to right: Dianne Lewellyn, Karen Hooks, Frances Huff, Ada Wilheit, Gretchen Shanks, Donna Webb and Nancy Harrison “VINCENNES UNIVERSITY uy ra rs . 2 Baty nit a3) ; BPP | HE alalitali | é a S z | i : q ) 1; I aye a O ip ny } ) Bren agg nnn HHH ME PDD DD |. | | PIN Tact The Co-Educational Dormitory The Women's Residence Hall. Seated (left to right): Diane Lewellyn; Sharon Souts; Penny Christian; Sherry Drumb; Kathryn Johnson; Carolyn Clemens; ean Taylor; Barbara Kreigh; Kathy Utter; Dina Myers; Mary Sue Jewel; Lana Srodie. Second Row: Barbara Walls; Carol Overmyer; Cathy Decar; Linda Sayre; 3ai1 Williams; Wilma Griswold; Frances Huff; Dinah Gardner; Suzanne Goodwin; lanice Clayton; Ann Hea th; Judith Devonshire; Bonnie Holstine; Mary Hall; Margaret Wilson; Edith Bricker. Third Row: Norma Sweeney; Janice Clayton; haron Mehler; Constance Fowler; Carmen Gretter; Patricia Kline; Judith Allbright; Yelenne Albaugh; Karyn Gracely; Suzanne Jackson; Susan Harbaugh; Rosemary Fountain; Vicki Crane. Counselors - Diane Lewellyn and Men'’s Residence Hall. Kneeling (left to right): Ronald Snipes; George Isfalt; Joseph Eke. James Taggart, Ralph Lathrop, Joel Dilworth, David Farmer, Eric Wright, Gene McClellan. Second Row: L. Jeffery Lanning, Robert Albertson, Ralph Sieboldt, Danny Huddelson, Richard Kern, Joseph Eke, William Breeden, Timothy Sisko, Donald Sears. Third Row: Dennis Prochko, Christian Anderson, John Shattuck, Stanlet Tubbs, Steven Priebe, Ralph Daily, Timothy Booher, Charles Crews, David Boring, Weldin Johnson, Robert Boyles, Dwight Swain, Rhett Salyers, Jack Banker. Fourth Row: William Blythe, Arthur Taggart, Michael Ellis, StevenDavis, Robert McCammon, Joseph Hudkins, Jeffery Stoll, C.T. Hux, Herbert Swingle. Joseph Lopez, Steven Chastain,Richard Heller. Fifth Row: Robert Scott, Norman Ham, Edward Burton, Wilbur Van Tryon, James Skibba, Peter Schwartz, George Hughes, Richard Pippinger, James Housel, Paul Lee, Robert Cochron, James Dye, Jeffery Farmer, Gerald Mistretta, James Tracy. Officers of the Men's Dormitory are: Herbert Swingle, president; Jeffrey Lanning, vice-president; Marvin Bayles, secretary; Timothy Sisko, treasurer; and Weldin Johnson, student senate representative. The officers brought distinction to the dormitory by obtaining 2:00 a.m. hours on weekends and this accomplishment required several meetings and petitions with the administration. An honor system was established whereby the men will control the hours and the demerits to be handed out on weekends has so far proven highly successful. The dormitory has also made several contributions in the fields of intramural sports, by winning the intramural football championship and by sponsoring other events around campus. By living at the dorm the men and women have struck up close friendships with one anotherand have had the unique experience of living in a co-educational residence hall. The Women's Residence Hall was led by Carol Stephens, president; Carolyn Clemens, vice-president; Mary Hall, secretary; Lana Brodie, treasurer and Kathy Johnson, Student Senate representative. The girls planned several events throughout the year. They also provided entertainment during Wednesday night dinners. Outstanding among their dinner programs were Rev. Ray Montgomery and Mr. Glynn Custred. The girls feel as though they have obtained many fond memories through the course of the year and express their appreciation to Diane Lewellyn and their house mothers for their understanding and guidance throughout the year. Life at the Dorm The Dormitory could not get g Officers of the Men's Residence Hall for 1964: Left to right Herb Swingle, president; J.ff Lanning, nies ee the services vice-president; Tim Sisko, treasurer; Marvin Bayles, secretary; Weldin Johnson (Student Senate OOM rel One Ye ou ows representative, First Semester) rs, Clean . Ali Sahhaf blows out can- , : dles on his going-away | The officers of the Women’s Residence Hall are: Lana Brodie, treasurer; Carolyn Clemens, vice-' cake presented by the men's president; Carolyn Stevens, president and Mary Hall secretary. Kathy Johnson is the Student Senate hall, Ali is now a student representative. at Colorado A M State College in Durango. WU He te a oth Me a ae Se tea aie ee Penny Christian puts the finishing touches on a ‘Homecoming Sign made by Herb Swingle. The McQuaids spend an evening with the dormitory. With ''Mac'’ and ‘'Marie ’’ are Joe Eke, Jed . Dye, Herb Swingle, Karyn Gracely and Chris Anderson. An industrious dorm group decorates the tree of a thousand lights during the favorite time of the A typical Wednesday night affair. The speaker on this particular evening was Mr. Glynn Custred of the language department. He spoke of his experience in Germany on a Rotary : International scholarship. Left to right: Karyn Gracely, Jack Banker, Carolyn Stevens, Mr, year --- Christmas, Custred, Arthur Taggart, Herb Swingle, Dennis Procko and Jeff Lanning. Student Union Personnel é itty eat, ui) aos f : Cafeteria, Snack Bar and Kitchen Staff Left to Right: Bert Williams, Grace Navolt, Lillian Lacefield, Mary Cooper, Willa Moon, Janet Tromley, Adeline Bailey, Marilyn Hobson, and Eugene Petelle, Mgr. EMPLOYEES To the Staff and Personnel in the Snack Bar, Cafeteria and Trailblazer Room: Mildred Brothers Mae F, Barmes Betty Lou Thomas Eloise Burke Leuana Brown Betty Hobson Georgia Newcomb Edith Shouse Mary Willard Thelmo Garrett Kathryn Tisdale Dorothy Eddleman Pauline McAdams Eliza Emmons Emma Dunham Margaret Summers Willard Barmes May we speak for the entire student body in expressing our sincere thanks for a job well done, in providing food and refreshment during the school year of 1963 —64. We speak, too, for the dormitory students, in expressing thanks for daily serving of meals, and especially for the extra effort you have made for us at the Wednesday night dinners. Mrs. Effie Gayer-hostess in the Tomahawk The LE REVOIR staff Room SMILE YOU'RE ON... May | have this dance? ' Ad Pretty Sharp! Pe Bikencoolinser. A LOOK AROUND... ee i i ee Kim Sturgeon, a senior Ensemble vocalist, makes a guest appearance with the Adami orchestra during the Homecoming dance. The TRAILBLAZERS with Coach Bradfield beyan their training early in September, Diane B. Lewellyn, a nursing major and Phi Theta Kappé active, served the Co-ed Dormitory as Girls’ Counselor - always there to serve, Herb Swingle, Le Revoir sports editor, captained the '64 championship dorm intramural football team. The horizons of man’s perception have expanded greatly in this century. It is the responsibility of the Univer- sity to facilitate this growth in know- ledge and stimulate a sense or moral and ethical responsibility in those with whom the knowledge is shared. The University of Vincennes is dedicated to this concept of function. In this pursuit of excellence, the University must work within three phases of time: it takes from the past; gives to the present; and plans for the future. _ gy eeosat aie ... CAMPUS = 1064 Homecoming Queen, Nancy Stephens, class of '64, has crown adjusted by Dean Cornelia Carter before the annual festivities. Space scientist, Major Pierce of Cape Kennedy, points out some new ideas in space capsules to John Ostendorf and Bill Hubble. in the solitude of the Shake Library, the V.U. student studies the groundwork for his future. poe oe 5 AY They made ‘ole V.U. outstanding in football. The Dorm ''pigskin’’ champs of ‘64, Miss Amy Goodhue Loomis of the theatre faculty celebrates her 10th year at the college with an anniversary waltz, Her partner - Tony Macias of Sydney, Australia. Ralph Lathrop, a senior, questions state Senator 3ontrager after an October coffee hour. SEN LOA Also as the yearbook goes topress, CATV is coming to Vincennes and Washington, with plans for possible expansion to Lawrenceville and Bridgeport, Illinois. Why is Vincennes University inter- ested in this project can best be answered as follows: A friend of the University gave V.U. the equipment formerly used at channel 52 UHF stationin Princeton, Ind. The University’s interest in providing television service is bas- ically educational. However, educa- tional television must be financially underwritten. The University’s TV consultants from Washington, D.C. have taken the position that the greater Univer- sity area would benefit greatly from CATV service, and that with the CATV system furnishing income an educational station could be main- tained on the air to serve the area, What educational goals does V.U. hope to attain through educational service over channel! 52? (a) To develop educational TV pro- grams at the elementary, secondary and college levels. (b) To take better advantage of educa- tional TY programs being developed outside the community. (c) To develop training programs for TV engineers, technicians, program personnel and sales personnel, a service seriously needed in the Mid- west. Such programs would greatly widen the educational opportunity for young people in the V.U. area in a rapidly growing field. These dramatic photographs show some of the installation of the 523 foot tower that will be used to bring eight different TV channels to the CATV subscribers. eens Se, CHALLENGING FUTURE. URBAN RENEWAL As the yearbook goes to press, it is apparent from advance enrollment figures that V.U. will have a greatly increased student body in the fall. The University now finds that it must expand its facilities, either through Urban Renewal program or through other means. These aeriel views show how impossible it is for the school to expand any way but north--the Wabash River is bordering the campus on the west; the Balti- more and Ohio Railroad hem in the campus from the south as well as east, so north is the only possible answer to the present question of expansion. Dr. Beckes, and the Board of Trustees, feel that with the present increased enrollment in all schools, expecially junior colleges, that Vincennes University will surpass 1000 students by 1970. We sincerely hope that the yearbook of 1965 will show a new and enlarged campus. A campus serving the educational needs of an ever-increasing student body. CA ae yee Dat