Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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Board of Trustees of Vincennes University ELECTED BY THE BOARD THE HONORABLE CURTIS G. SHAKE, PRESIDENT DR. NATHANIEL EWING, VICE-PRESIDENT MR. CLARENCE J. McCORMICK, VICE - PRESIDENT MR. ALBERT ROSENBERG, TREASURER MRS. HARRY T. WATTS, SECRETARY MR. JOSEPH V. RILEY MISS ESTELLE EMISON MR. ROBERT E. GREEN MR. R. J. DOGNAUX MR. MATTHEW E. WELSH MR. BYRON R. LEWIS MRS. RICHARD DUNSETH MR. CHARLES SCHENK MR. MAURICE GOSNELL DR. JOHN B. ANDERSON MR. ROBERT V. BIERHAUS SR. MR. ROBERT C. GRAHAM JR. MR. EDWARD KUHN APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR MRS. RICHARD BRUMFIELD MR. JOHN SNYDER MR. CURTIS KIMMEL MRS. ZELLA YOUNG MR. ADLER LYONS EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS DR. ISAAC K. BECKES MR. EDSON CATT MR. GEORGE HAYES MR. GLEN BRETZ

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DEDICATION We, the Staff of the 1965 Le REVOIR, wish to dedicate the Le REVOIR, this year, to Mr. and Mrs. James McQuaid. Mr. and Mrs. McQuaid have been the ones who have kept us going on, when times got hard, and we said ‘‘the heck with it’’; they led us back on the trail to success and completion. These two people, besides advising the Le REVOIR staff, are sponsors for the Cheerleaders and managers of the OLD POST BOOK- STORE. Often times the most deserving people go unnoticed for the longest time, so we hope to correct this oversight. We are certain all will agree with us when we say ‘‘Mac and Marie are the best friends we have’’. ) ai tes o ae, at Mr. and Mrs. McQuaid receive copies of the 1964 Le Revoir from Miss Karyn Gracely, Editor - in- Chief of the 1964 yearbook. Also the Le REVOIR Staff wishes to give a note of personal and spe- cial thanks to the important people behind the scenes: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chiang, who helped us with their beautiful drawings; Mr. Robert Schul- theis, the man who ran his legs off getting pictures for us; Mr. William Horton and Mr. Chester Gates, who have taken pictures on short notice and developed beautiful prints; Mr. Harry Watts, the other man with the camera; last but not least, Mr. Gilbert Kramer, the printer of our year- book. Without his interest, extra time and counsel the book would not have been printed. We also wish to thank Dr. Beckes, Mrs. Dougherty and the faculty and staff for their splendid cooperation. To recap, may we say ““‘THANKS A LOT!”