Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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Her life though short, was a life she filled to overflowing and though she is now gone, our lives are indeed better that she passed our way. A THEME THE SESQUICENTENNIAL OF THE STATE OF INDIANA is the theme for the 1966 Le REVOIR. Indiana's oldest educational institution has dipped into the rich historical heritage of the past to bring you some of the following pages. QXVE' N TFWJ. 1' II A A SALUTE It seems only fitting and proper that Vincennes University salutes, in a very special way, the State of Indiana during this Sesquicentennial of 1966, Founded in 1801, Vincennes University was a young and flourishing pioneer institution of learning in 1816. Today, 150 years later, some 1500 students attend classes in this important community junior college. A TRIBUTE The Staff of Le REVOIR also wishes to pay special tribute to the Honorable Roger D. Branigin, Governor of the State of Indiana. To acknowledge his fine leadership, his interest in the heritage of the historical past and his decisive contributions to Vincennes University, SAMUEL THORNTON SCOTT - Second Headmaster Born in Guilford Count , North Carolina, in 1777, and taken by his par- ents to Kentucky when he was a small child. Educated at Transylvania College, and licensed as a Presbyterian Minister in Kentucky in 1803. About 1802 he came to Vincennes and engaged in teaching school, probabl in association with Father Rivet. On the death of Rivet he succeedled to the head of Jefferson Academy and held that position until it was taken over b Vincennes University in 1811. Rev. Scott was connected with the Illniversity for the remainder of his life, first as a teacher and later as a trustee. He died December 30, 1827, and is buried in the Old City Cemetery. He was active in the organization of the early Presbyterian churches in the vicinity of Vincennes and was the first resident minister of that denomination in the State. BRYAN BERNARD KILLIKELLY - Second President Born on the Island of Barbados, West Indies, January 18, 1804. Edu- cated at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Came to America and naturalized in 1826. Ordained as an Episcopal rector at Pittsburg in 1834. Served several churches in Pennsylvania, and came to Vincennes in 1839. Served as rector of St. James Church in Vincennes, and as President of Vincennes University from 1840 until 184-2. Awarded honor- ary Doctor of Divinity degree by the University and made a trip to England in 1841 in the interest of his church and the University. Re- ceived modest donations from Queen Adelaide Cwidow of William IV1, the archbishops of Canterbury and Kent, the Rev. ,Iohn Henr fafter- wards Cardinal, Newman, and other noted Englishmen. Ailierwards returned to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania where he served churches until his death in 1877. His daughter, Sarah, born in Vincennes, was a noted writer and was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Science, Letters and Art, olf London. ENOCH ALBERT BRYAN - Eighth President Born at Bloomington, Indiana, in 1855. Indiana Uni- versity, A.B.,1878g A.M.,1885g I.r.I...D., 1920. Harvard, A.M., 1893. Monmouth Colle e, I...I...D., 1907. State College of Washin ton, L.L.D., 1929. Superintendent of Schools, Crayvi11e, Illinois, 1878 - 1893. Vincennes Universit President, 1885 - 1893. President of the State College ,of Washin ton, 1893 - 1916, President Emeritus, 1923 - 1939. Cgommissioner of Education of the State of Idaho, 1917 - 1923. Author of The Mark in Europe and America, History of the State College of Washington, 1928. Orient Meets Occident or the Advent of the Railways into the Pacific Northwest, 1935. Died at Pullman, Washington, November 6, 1941. In it's long history, many notable men have manned the helm of Vin- cennes University as head master or president. Most recent and currently, Dr. Isaac Beckes has guided the University through its finest hour. Growth of stature and academic level has been the hallmark of Dr. Beckes' 16 years as president ELWOOD PATTERSON CUBBERLEY -Ninth President Born at Andrews, Indiana, June 6, 1869. Indiana Uni- versity, A.B., 1891, L.L.D., 1923. President of Vin- cennes University, 1893 - 1896. Superintendent of Schools, San Die o, California, 1896 - 1898. Stanford University SchooE of Education, Associate Professor, 1898 - 1906g Professor, 1906 - 1933g Dean, 1917 - 19335 Dean Emeritus, 1933 - 194-1. Member of numerous edu- cational survey commissions. Department Editor, Monroe's Cvclopedia of Education, 1911-1913. Author of twent books on subject ertaining to education. Died at Stanford University, Claalifornia, September 15, 194-1. w- DR. ISAAC K. BECKES, PRESIDENT OF VINCENNES UNIVERSITY A native of lndiana, Dr. lletzkes graduated from Yineennes lfniversitv in 1933, reeeived his 13.5. in edueation from lndiana State Toaehers College, Terre llaute, in 1935, 13.17. from the 1lleCOrmielc Theological Seminary, Chic-ago, l938g and his Ph.l3. from the Yale llniversity Craduate St-liool in 1945. ln 1943, he went to the International Couneil of Religious Education where he direeted the nation-wide program ofthe United Christian Youth Movement representin 10,000,000 youth of the United States and Canada from fl-0 Protestant denomin- ations. ln 1950, the lnternational Count-il of ieligious lildueation became the Division of Christian lddueation ol the National Couneil of Churtrlies ol Christ. ln the summer ol 194-7, Dr. lieekes was the head of the American delegation to the Second World Conlerenee of Christian Youth held in Oslo, Norway, and was a member ofthe Youth Department Committees of both the World Cotmeil of Churehes and the World Couneil of Christian lldutration. He eame to Vineennes University as President in june, 1950. Upon his arrival, plans for the development of an entirely new eampus for the historic- eollc-pe, yx hose roots date baelc to 1801, were pushed rapidly. 'llhe new eampus was oem-upied in Deto- ber, 1953, and has been deve oning eontinuously since. The eampus now ineludes some 75 aeres and 20 buildings. 'llhe present building plans inelude tht- Nl.W. Welsh :Xdministration Building, an addition tothe student union building, a new dormitory, and the Byron ll. luewis llistorieal Collet-tions Library. At the present time, the student body inc-ludes more than 1500 regular day students and an additional 400 evening and speeial students. :ln important development has been the expansion ol the Career Division providing edueation for young people entering busi- ness and industry after one or two years in eollege. 'llhe Career Division at Vineennes llniversity now enrolls some 4036 ofthe student body and ineludes more than twenty programs. New programs for 1966-67 in the Career Division are projeeted in the fields of lit-ans:-ti praetieal nursing, eommereial pilot training, and maehine trades. linder Dr. lleelces' guidanee, lfull-Yu 'llelevision has been developed to provide 4-ommunity antenna television serviee for Yineennes and Washington, lndiana, and l,awrc-neeville and Bridgeport, lllinois. The proc-eeds of this servive is to be used to underwrite edueational television for the station Vl'V'l'l,', a lieense for which has been ret-ently granted by the Federal Com- munieations Commission. ln 1964, 'lihe Valley .-Xdvanee, a weekly newspaper, was established under the auspic-es of I inf-ennes lfniversitv to serve the greater Yin:-ennes lfniversity, and as a basis for the teaching of journalism at Yineennes llniversity. The Yalley :Xdvanee now has a eireulation of almost 7,000 weekly. ln l965.the lfniversity assumed the operation of the O'Yeal Airport toisupport the establishment ol its airplane meehanies technology program whieh is aeeredited by the Federal .Xviation .-Xgeney. ln the spring ol 1958, Yineennes lniversity was admitted to membership in the North Central -lssoeiation of Sec-onrlary Sehools and Colleges. Dr. lieelces at the present time serves on the Commission on Colleges for the Assoeiation as a eonsul- tant and an examiner. lle is also a member ofthe Sub-Committee on Community and junior College lfrlueation of the Commission on Researeh and Serviee for the North Central Assoeiation. He is past president of tht- liner-nnes Y.'Nl.C.A. and a member of the Board of Directors. it the present time, he is 4-hairman ofthe eommittee on tourism ofthe Chamber of Commeree and has served as a member of the Doard ofllirt-etors for the Chamber. Dr. lieekes has Yiven further of his leadershi J to the greater Vincennes llnixersity and to the State ol Indiana in the fields ol edueation and re igion. lle is eonstanlly eallerl upon by ehurehes, religious institutions and edueational agent-ies for addresses in the field of rpljgifm and edueation. wlllie Best 'llhings in Life , a weekly radio broadeast over WX MC at 'Xlt.Carmel. Illinois, has been given by Dr. lit-elites for some ten years. AElIT1l1'1ISl1'E1llU1'1 William Henry Harrison John Bodollet William Bullitt Thomas T. Davis Nathaniel Ewing John Gibson Samuel Gwathmy Henry Hurst John Johnson Gen. W. Johnston Peter Jones John Rice Jones Jacob Kuykendall George Leech Samuel McKee Elias McNamee Beniamin Parke Waller Tayler Jessie B. Thomas Henry VanderBurgh Francois Vigo Mfff? Nlfffzf. William Henry Harrison, first Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Vincennes University, and later the ninth President of the United States of America. George Wallace Jr. PRESENT BOARD OF TRUSTEES John B. Anderson Donald G. Bell Robert V. Bierhaus Mr. Curtis G. Shake - President Dr. Nathaniel Ewing - Vice - President Mr. Clarence McCormick - Vice - President Mrs. Florence Watts ff Secretary Mr. Albert Rosenberg - Treasurer Mr. Robert C. Graham Jr. Mr. Robert E. Green Mr. George Hayes Mr. William Johnson Glen Bretz Mrs. Richard Brumfield Mr. Edson Catt Mrs. Richard Dunseth Mr. Maurice Gosnell Curtis Kimmell Edward W. Kuhn Byron R. Lewis FOUNDATION BOARD Mr. Donald Bell Mr. Lyman Bell Mr. Philip Benefiel Mr. Richard Dunseth Mr. C.P. Fox Mr. Karl Glover Carl Gray W.B. Gray John R. Miller James Prather Frank Sargent MEMBERS OF THE FIRST BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF VINCENNES UNIVERSITY Territorial Governor Registrar of Vincennes Land Office Merchant Attorney Receiver, Public Land Office Territorial Secretary Surveyor 81 Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Tavern Keeper Attorney Doctor Farmer Doctor Doctor Attorney Attorney Attorney Attorney Ca pita I ist Farmer 8. Merchant Gerald J. Minderman Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Adler Lyons Joseph Riley Charles Schenk John Snyder Matthew E. Welsh Mrs. Zellu Young Mr . Mr. Mr . Mr. Mr. Curl Scholler Robert Schultheis Paul Sweeney John Welsh Frank Zoll I ,5WMf4 '?r ..,4-- DEAN J. HOWARD HILL, Dean of the Faculty and Di- rector of the Southwest Center of Indiana and Vincennes University. Dean Hill is chairman of the Academic Af- fairs Committee and chairman of the Humanities Division of the University. He is also responsible for the coordi- nation of student class schedules and the operation of the final examination schedules. DEAN PRESTON BAILEY ALBRIGHT, Dean of Men, Guidance and Placement Director and Professor of Eng- lish. Responsible for the discipline of male students and in charge of Men's Residence Halls. Supervises all test- ing programs, counseling and orientation programs. Dean Albright supervises allocation of scholarship, loan and worlc study funds and is faculty sponsor for the Student Senate. He is also responsible for the administration of automobile registration and traffic. DEAN CORNELIA CARTER, Dean of Women and Director of Student Activities. Dean Carter is an Associate Pro- fessor of Education and English and is faculty advisor to both the Student Senate and Alpha Theta Chi, women's social sorority. She supervises the operation of the stu- dent health office and clears all campus activities. She is responsible for campus art exhibits and processes at- tendance records. The weekly and daily activities bulle- tins are distributed from Dean Carter's office and she is also the unofficial University interior decorator and selects the appointments and furnishings for dorms and lounges. Wm 455-57 DEAN STEPHEN A. VIOLANTE, Dean of Admissions and Assistant to the President of the University. He is an Associate Professor of Business, advisor to veterans and the President's representative to the Student Union. HON. CURTIS G. SHAKE, PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY Curtis G. Shake, Vincennes attorney and president of the Vincennes University Board of Trustees, was horn July 14, 1887 in Knox County. He was a student at Vincennes University from 1903 to 1906 and in 1910 received the L.L.B. from indiana Uni- versity. He was admitted to the Indiana Bar in 1909 and has sineerpraetieed law in Vincennes. He is senior member ofthe law firm of Shake and Shake the other member being his son, Gilbert. ln iana Governor Matthew lf. Welsh was a law partner of Nlr. Shake until the firm was dissolved on the election of Mr. Welsh governor. Mr. Shake immediately became active in community and governmental activities after being admitted to the bar. He served as deputy prosecuting attorney of Knox County from 1911 to 1913 and city attorney of Vincennes from 1912 to 1915. He was United States Commissioner from 1917 to 1925 and county attorney from 1923 to 1926. ln 1927 he served as senator in the State Legislature. 1Vlr. Shake was appointed to the indiana State Supreme Court in 1938, and served until he retired from the bench in 1945. 1n 1942 he was elected permanent Chairman of the Democratic- State Convention. Mr. Shake was selected to serve in 194-7 as presiding judge ofthe 1.G.l'1arben war crimes trials at Nuremberg, Germany fol- lowing World War 11. He has also served as rcferree or the National Railroad Adjustment Board in numerous labor disputes. He xt as president of the Vincennes Chamber of Commerce in 1949 and Chairman of the Indiana Sesquieentennial Commission in 1950. 1 c received the Vincennes University Alumni Association's first annual Citation for civic leadership and serv iec in 1952. ln 1959 he was selected to represent the State of Indiana on a Lincoln Year tour of Japan and the Far Fiast. Nlr. Shake is a member of the American and Indiana Bar Associations, the American ,ludieature Soeiety,the lndiana Historical Society, the Society ol indiana Pioneers, Sigma Pi, Kappa Sigma, Phi Delta Phi, Delta Sigma Phi and the Kiwanis Club. Mr. Shake was elected to the Board of Trustees of Vincennes University on March 31, 1923, during the period when the in- stilution's administration was undergoing important changes. He has been a member of the board since that time,serving as secretary, vice- president and president, taking that position on October 9, 194-5. It was during 1Vlr. Shake's tenure as president that the Board of Trustees undertook the long-planned move from the old downtown campus to its present site on t e old Harrison Park grounds which it occupied in 1953. Mr. Shake has lor many years had an avid interest in the historioai background ol Vincennes and the surrounding community. Ile has written numerous pamphlets on the history of Vincennes and has aiso been a contributor to 1ega1 periodicals. DEDIUATIUN Close examination will prove that pose sibly more than any other single individu- al, judge Curtis G. Shake has for some time been a prime mover behind the ex- pansion of the fastest growing institution of higher learning in this part of the country. It is in appreciation for the hours of inspired toil which continue to this day, that Le Revoir has dedicated this issue to the president of the Board of Trustees of Vincennes University. Powhatan Guard, Jamestown Exposition, 1907 Indiana State Senator, 1927 Judge, U.S. Military Tribunal Nuremberg, Germany, 1947 ff , ' W 2 1 .,, ,,,' wffff5,,,f b v ,,,,,. f DZ W, if if A I V . Z H 1 L 5 .ff f, ai ff if I if W 2 4 f f WW ffl' iff ffmf wg M244 myf- fff W f 5 WU 'V Z'Lfi5Z7y M415 ,fy ,WV .,,,f,,L-,ff gg5gg,fff1f,,gf,m1f,ff4zmffbffL-ei 'ff fuzfeffiwfwzlzeffff:Q:mzwww4f:ff wmv' f 'vz,'W'77?ii1a'7f.2Ef',,'E:l : ffa fWf:Ei4'fffW'Www Mfr , ffwfwf fff :f'?'fWf, N 221506 '7i,'EfffWfff'm . , ,,,,, ,fW,,f.,,,.W, ff f f ? Q 3 , f f f f f f 12 M , .. , 1 V , IWW, WWW w mmf Brenda Ameter, assistant instructor of English composi- tion and English l. B.A., University of lllinois Dorothy Bailey, assistant instructor of English. Vincennes Univer- sity and indiana University Marion Blackburn, professor of elec- tronics, technology department. M.S., indiana State University Jack Bottenfield, assistant to the president of the University and in- structor of life science. Allen L. Bradfield, basketball coach and head of math dept. A.S. Vincennes University, B.S. University of Illinois, M.S.,lndiana Universityp Graduate work at Clark University. Sherrie Burke, instructor of typing, commerce department B.S., Indiana State University Ellsworth Christmas, professor of agronomy and agriculture. Ph. D., M.S., B.S., Purdue University Robert N.S. Chiang, department head and professor of drafting and design. M.S., Chu Hai College, Hong Kong, Auburn University and Uni- versity of Kansas Sharon Chiang, instructor of mathe- matics and engineer- ing graphics. B.S. lndiana State University and gradu- ate study at indiana State University Jerald Daily industrial coordln ator for technology department execu tive secretary of Valley Management Association and In structor of industrial arts lndiana State University .L.AC.H,. Miss Lindp Dale, instructor of mathe- matics and chemistry and sponsor for senior class. Vincennes Univer- sity and B.S., Indiana State University Mrs. Neil Crawford, director of reading and professor of English. Ph. B., University of Chicago, M.S. in Education at Indiana University, also Uni- versity of California at Los Angeles and University of Penn- sylvania Sharon Dockins, instructor of English and sponsor for V.U. Playhouse and Fresh- man Class. Caroll Deem, associate professor of home economics and sponsor for Home Economics Club. M.S. lndiana University Herman H. Einsman, professor of German. M.A. Universities of Egan, Heidelberg and Narmid, Germany. rp-lg, C.A. Dhonau, chairman of the science division of the University. lndiana University, Mississippi State University 'I W- l. wa.. I, WW . , Tl E A if. x +, 3 -Inq Richard Ertel, chairman of music division of the Uni- versity. Master of Music, Chicago Consef- vatory of Music June Dollahan, professor of psy- chology and Eng- lish. Ph. D., Northwestern University, B. Ed., Eastern lllinois University and M.A. University of lllinois y Af' Peter C Fu assistant professor of physics M S Louisiana State University M.V. Hansen, instructor of chemistry and mathe- matics. B.S., University of Utah Joseph Fischer, instructor of mathematics and sponsor for the senior class and Mu Alpha Theta. Vincennes University and A.B. and M.S., Indiana State University Harriette Groscop, chairman of the English division of the University and sponsor for Alpha Theta Chi. Franklin College, Indiana State University and Indiana University Jennie Hopf, assistant professor of English, sponsor for Newman Club and first vice president ofthe American Association of Uni- versity Professors at V.U. M.A., Indiana University Vernon Houchins, assistant instructor of physical education. Indiana State University Betty Johnson, assistant instructor in English Composition. B.S., in Education at Vincennes University, A.B., indiana University. Lucille Kaul, associate professor of English. M A., University of New Mexico Wm WwrwwwwM4,myy'Mmf,wweQMgm 1 ,, ,, 4 Ben Johnson, director of physical education. Vincennes University and M.S., Indiana State University ,,, ' 343916 .. W W V ,W e W , , A 4 Rosemary King, associate professor of nursing. M.S. Indiana University hmm Lavetta Judy associate professor of nursing M.S., Indiana University Kaye Kepley, assistant instructor of chemistry and sponsor for Science Club. Vincennes University, indiana State University and Good Samaritan School of Medical Technology J. Edward Klinker, William Kirby, professor in Horticulture. chairman of the printing department. Ball State B.S.A. Purdue University, Pl-1.D. Cornell University. Hollis Leighly, professor of science and former Miss Amy Loomis, chairman ofthe science division professor of speech and drama and ofthe University. director ofthe V.U. Playhouse. B.S. and M.S., University of lllinois A.B. University of Michigan also also University of Wisconsin and Northwestern University and Butler University American Academy of Dramatic Art Chelsea Lawlis, chairman ofthe social science division ofthe University. PH. D,, indiana University Ernest Lundy, professor of French, English and humanities. Pennsylvania State University, Universite cle Dijon fFrancei, Vassar College, Bloomsburg State College and Middleburg College mwmW,w,MZ.W,,,mm,WM,,,,W. ,,,..,..Wc..,,.,W,.,W , N,,,J.,, -M f . .W V ,..wef.w.t..., ws, ..:.,...,,.f..f,fl -..w Edith May, Forms, Mcclone, Myron McKitrick, instructor of data processing and professor of accounting and business, associate professor of English and dlglfdl computer- Sponsor for Business Club- Composition. B.S., Indiana State University M.B.A., Indiana University M.S., Indiana University Ruth Mead, associate professor of physical edu- cation and sponsor for Pep Club, Cheerleaders and Women's Recreation Association. Daniel Meador, professor in Agriculture . B.S, in Agriculture Louisiana State Univer sity, M.S. Horticulture University of Missouri, Ph.D. Kansas State University. Orville Moore, professor of psychology and president of American Association of University Professors at V.U. B.S., Iowa State University also Indiana University I9 ii, , ,lg Mary Polk, C0f0lif e Pickefff professor of English. Marianne Morgan, assistant professor of nursing and assistant professor of biology. sponsor for the senior class. Indiana University, Stanford University Columbia University, University of B.S., M.S., Eastern Illinois University M.S., Indiana University Wisconsin and University of Missouri Warren Potter, James Prince, Joseph Roley, assistant professor of biology. qgsociqfe professor of English and associate professor of English literature composition. M.S., Eastern illinois University M.A., University of South Carolina S ' Indiana State Umversny 20 Raymond Raley, Thomas Reckard, Climen Reeder I qssisfqnf prgfesgor of economics, chairman of the career division ofthe instructor of agriculture. University. M.A., Indiana State University M.S., Oregon State University and M.S., lndiana State University current graduate study at Purdue University Ron Ridgley, Daryle Riegle, associate professor of United States associate professor of physics and history and geography. sponsor for Gamma Tau. Stella Risch, , associate professor of nursing. M.A., Indiana State University also B.S., Rose Polytechnic Institute also indiana Universit Purdue Universit B.S., Indiana Universit Y Y Y uf J. Patrick Rooney, instructor in Economics. B.A. St. Johns University, Collegeville, Minnesota Richard Ruppel, associate professor of mathematics. B.A., St. Meinrad College, M.S., Butler University also University of Dayton, Ohio State University and University of Georgia Robert Schultheis, instructor of advertising and American Institutions. A.B., St. Joseph's College Stephen Simonds, instructor of automobile mechanics. B.S., indiana State University Claude Simpson, instructor of United States history. B. Ed., Southern illinois University, M.A., University of Illinois Phillip Summers, instructor of business and director of student finance and assistant director of Southwest Center, Indiana and Vincennes Universities. B.S., M.S. Ed., indiana University Carolyn Thompson, laboratory instructor of chemistry. Vincennes University Linda Tucker, instructor of music and voice. B.M., B.M.E., Indiana University Kenneth Umfleet, professor of music and piano. B.M., M.A., Oberlin College and Columbia University Stephen Violante, instructor of public relations and dean of admissions. B.A. Wesleyan Master of Education, University of Hartford Hillyer College. Lena Walden, associate professor of business. M.S., lncliano University John Walker, associate professor of life science. M.S., University of lllinois 'U 'i 1-my if LID' George Whitehouse, instructor of automobile mechanics and sponsor ofthe automobile mechanics club. James Wel associate ton, professor of English and sponsor for the senior class. Vincennes Uni versity Uni versity University, M.S., lndiana , B.A. lndiana State ,f ,,Qa ' Fred Walker, instructor in government and iournalism. B.A., lndiano University, Graduate work at lndiano University. Ralph Wray, assistant professor of distributive education and sponsor of the dis- tributive education club. B.S. and graduate work, Indiana University WE SALUTE V.U.'S LARGEST FRESHMEN CLASS Freshmen Class Officers, Lett to right, Loretha Potts, Vincennes - Student Senate Representative, Bill Thomas, Indianapolis - Vice-President, Susan Woodring, Lamar, Indiana - Student Senate Representative, Karen Allen, Vincennes - Secretary, Ibrahim Fraih, Riyed, Arabia - President, Gregory Karsa, Gary, Indiana - Treasurer. PRESHMEN Harassing Freshmen is part of a dying American collegiate ine stitution. Pictured and calling signals is Tim Sisko. Freshmen are Dick Logan, Jim Sanfordr and John Waters. 25 se , ' --1.u'vmQza-fgyfesh.. .A ... PHILIP ABEL DONALD ABELL DONALD ACHESON GEORGE ADAMSON JAMES AGAN STEVEN AHLER MICHAEL ALBERTSON DANIEL ALLEGA JUDITH ALLEN KAREN ALLEN LARRY ALLISON ARL ALTMAN DAVID ANDERSON MICHAEL ANDERSON MIKE ANTON GARY ARCHIBALD JO ANN ARMES CLARENCE ARMSTRONG PAUL ARMSTRONG TH ERESA ARMSTRONG JOSEPH ASCOLESE DAVID ASH STEPHEN ASH DAVID BAINES BEVERLY BAKER CLARK BAKER PAUL BAKER KAREN BALLARD STEVEN BANKER BRUCE BARKER BRIAN BARLOW JAMES BARNES RICHARD BARNES CARL BARNETT MARY BARRETT SUE BARRON SALLY BATEMAN JAMES BATES WILLIAM BATMAN LOUISE BAUMBACH GARNET BEASLEY LARRY BEETY JOHN BEGEMAN KAREN BELCHER THOMAS BELCH ER ROBIN BENNINGTON TOMMY BENNINGTON JAMES BENSON ia 3 LESLIE BLAINE BETTY BLAIZE REBECCA BLANFORD THOMAS BLANTON GEORGE BLUSH MARY ANN BOHNERT NORMAN BOHNERT WILLIAM BONHOMME CHARLES BOOE JOE BOOHER THOMAS BOOR JAMES BOOTH JOHN BERNARD LARRY BERNARDI ROBERT BETHURAM LAWRENCE BETTY ALAN BIGGS SANDRA BIGGS LARRY BILLINGSLEY JOSEPH BILSKIE CARL BIRT THOMAS BISHOP DUANE BLACKER KENT BLACKMAN E .fr -W, ww DAVID BROOKER BONNIE BROOKS WILLIAM BROST CHRISTOPHER BROWN DALE BROWN JAMES BROWN LARRY BROWN STEPHEN BRUNSON JOAN E. BUCHANAN NELLIE BUCHANAN JANICE BUESCHER THOMAS BUMGARDNER CAROL BOTH DAVID BOTT ROBERT BOUVY TIMOTHY BOWLES DANIEL BOWLING JERALD BRANDENBURG JAMES BRANDON CHARLES BRIDGES CHARLES BRINER JEANETTE BROCKSMITH VICTOR BROCKSMITH RONALD BROKERING MICHAEL BURCH STEVEN BURGDORF DORIS BURGER MICHAEL BURGER RANDEE BURKS EDGAR BURR BONNIE BURTON CHARLES BUSENBURG JAMES BUTLER JOHN BUTLER KATHLEEN CALHOUN MINA CAMPBELL qvfmi' W is , , ,Q 5 ' I I ,Q I 5 RONALD CAPUA JOSEPH CAPUANO DONALD CARDINAL WALTER CAREY PAUL CARNAHAN PENNY CARPENTER CHARLES CARRIER ROBERT CARRICO ROGER CARRITHERS PATRICIA CARVER TERRY CHAPMAN JUDY CHAPMAN WILLIAM CLINE MICHAEL COCKERHAM NANCY COERS LINDA COFIELD HOWARD COHN MARSHA COLGLAZIER JERRY COLLINS BENNY COMBS GENE COMBS KATHRYN CONAWAY DEAN CONRAD WILLIAM CONROW RONALD CHARLTON ALVYNA CHAVIS CRYSTAL CHILDRESS ANDREW CHU JERRY CHURCH JAMES CIACCIA EARLEAN CLARK JERRY CLARK RANDY CLARK GREGORY CLAUSS LINDA CLEVELAND PAUL CLIFFORD DONNA COOPER LINDA COOPER MICHAEL CORCIONE JOE CORNWELL GARY COTHERN DANIEL COUGHLIN CHARLOTTE COX DENNIS COYLE JAN CRAWFORD GEORGE CRAYS RICHARD CREASON RANDALL CREGAR ,f JOHN CRIMMINS DENNIS CRIPE ROBERT CROCKER TERRY CROCKER JOHN CROOK SAMUEL CROSS RALPH CROUSE PAMELA CROZIER BARRY CULLISON SHARON CULLOP BILLY CULVER JOHN CUMMINS if 'illiiif i f ,, ,W ,, ,Mi ' . 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ZWWW , ' W .,,, , V, ,V,,l , jf W A ' ww' 1106 5 X , ', sf ,, :,L ,V E 3 5 ,I N' JAMES DELANEY RODNEY DENT WILLIAM DERRETT JERRY DEVONSHIRE RONALD DEWALD JOSEPH DICKSON WILLIAM DIELMAN CLARENCE DILLON WAYNE DITTELBERGER JOHN DIVIETRO KIRDY DIVINE ROBERT DIXON DEXTER CUMMINGS PHILIP DAILEY DENNIS DAILY PHILIP DAMM PATTY DANIEL JAMES DAVIS SANDRA DAVIS SPENCER DAVIS NORMAN DAY PETER DeBRUICKER GARY DECKARD LLOYD DeFUR fi vga MQ' 'sf STEVEN DOHRMANN BRENDA DOLL CATHY DONALDSON JOSEPH DONNERSBERGER SHARON DONOVAN WILLIAM DONOVAN JOHN DOWNES JEAN DOYLE GREGORY DRAKE JOHN DROGAN MICHAEL DUCLOS NANCY DUNN DAVID DURNIL DAVID DYER EDWARD EATTOCK JOE EDWARDS MARVIN EDWARDS TIMOTHY EDWARDS DOUGLAS EINHAUS KIM EMMONS CHARLES ENYEART EUGENE ESPERSON, Il LINDA ESPEY KAREN EVERETT GARY EVERSOLL MARGARET FANE PAULA FARLOW ANNE FAULKNER JOSEPH FERNANDEZ RONALD FICKLIN EDWARD FINN LARRY FISHER CAROLYN FLANINGAM LINDA FLEETWOOD REBECCA FLYNN COSDEN FOLAND STANTON FORSTER IBRAHIM FRAIH JOYCE FREDERICK LEONARD FREDERICK TONY FREDERICK DIANA FREELAND GARRY FREY SUSAN FRIEDMAN ANNE FRIGGE MICHAEL FROGGE CHERYL FULK CHARLES FULLER KATHRYN FULLER MICHAEL FULTZ SALLY FUGUE JON FYE LINDA GABLE CHARLES GAITHER PETER GALLETTE LAUREL GARDNER REYNALDO GARIN RONALD GAWTHORP JOSEPH GEHL LAWRENCE GEIGER ANN GEISLER KATHRYN GELB MARC GERBER ELLYN GETCHELL J. STEPHEN GIBBS JAMES GIBSON DAVID GIDLEY ARMON GILLIE BRYAN GILMORE DAVID GLENN JOHN GODARE GWEN GODLOVE WILLIAM GREENE LEMUEL GREEN, JR. ROGER GREGORY HAROLD GRISE DAVID GRISMORE BERT GROUT MARTHA GUNDER JIM HADLEY MICHAEL HAGER ROBIN HAHN STANLEY HAINES MICHAEL HALE STEPHEN GONZALEZ JAMES GOOD PHILLIP GOWER JOSEPH GRABOWSKI RONALD GRANNAN SHARON GRANNAN PEGGY GRAVES LARRY GRAY DAVID GREEN DONNA GREEN MICHAEL GREEN DAVID GREENE .5 K LINDA HALTER SONJA HANCOCK DAVID HARDER PENNY HARDIN STEPHEN HARDY JANE HARKER LYNDA HARPER MARY HARRIS PAUL HARRIS MARK HARRITT JENNIFER HART PHILLIP HART an 5 1 1 R K 1 'I I i I k,IY CAROLYN HARTLEY NANCY HARWOOD LLOYD HASTY CHARLOTTE HATTON ROBERT HAWKINS PAUL HAYES RODNEY HAYWOOD CARL HAZELWOOD MICHAEL HEACOX JOHN HEAGY SUE HEALY TOMMY HEATH DELORES HEINZ SARA HELLER ELIZABETH HELMING DAVID HENDERSON DEBBIE HENDERSON JAMES HENDRICKSON DANNY HENRY JENNIFER HENRY JUDITH HENSON MICHAEL HERALD KENNETH HEVNER BRUCE HEWITT GERALD HICKS THOMAS HIMSEL KATHLEEN HOALT KENNETH HOESMAN MARY HOLSCHER GALEN HOLTZ RONALD HOMAN MICHAEL HOOTEN JAMES HOPF PAMELA HOPPER PHYLLIS HOPPER TONI HORNER S YI fgfszgy, awww , , ' , f ,J f - was ARNOLD HOROWITZ MURPHY HOUSE CAROLYN HOUSTON JANE HUBBARD JONATHAN HUBBARD SHARON HUDSON PATRICIA HUEBNER DONALD HUFF BEVERLY HUNT DONALD HURST JILL HUSTON THOMAS HUTCHCRAFT LINDA HUTSEN ALICE ICE RONALD ICE MARIAN IMLE NORMAN JACKSON JAMES JACOBSON PATRICIA JACOX LARRY JEFFERS NANCY JENKINS WILLIAM JENKINS LONNY JERVIS BARBARA JOHNSON JOHN KAUTZ KENTON KEEFE GEORGE KEENE CHARLES G. KELLER STEVE KELLER CRAIG KELLER WILLIAM KELLY CHARLES KENNEDY ' DONALD KENWORTHY CHARLES KIDWELL MARY KAY KIEFER JOHN KING DAVID JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON PAUL JOHNSON RALPH JOHNSON ROSCOE JOHNSON TERRY JOHNSON MARCELLA E. JONES MICHAEL A. JONES STEVE JONES WILLIAM JONTZ WILLIAM KAHRS GREGORY KARSA RUDY KING SARAH KING DONALD KINN EDWINA KIRCHOFF GREGORY KIRGIS PENNEY KIRK DOZIER KIRKPATRICK TERRY KISER ALAN KIXMILLER DANIEL KIXMILLER ROBERT KNIGHT LINDA KNUDSEN fi-if If JAMES KOENIG HAROLD KOHLHEIM MICHAEL KOLB DANIEL KOONS JOHN KORITKE STEVEN KORN DOUGLAS KOSTERMAN FREDRICK KULCHAR GARY LAMBLE FORREST LAMPREY JOHN LANG LOE LANNING SUETTA LASHBROOK JOHN LAUE STEPHEN LAWLIS BRUCE LeCLAIRE MARGARET LEDFORD JACK LEE REGENA LEE SANDY LEHMAN STEVE LEIGHTY MARY KAY LENAHAN THOMAS LESLEY JAMES LEVELL PAUL LIEBERMAN JOSEPH LIECHTY JOHN LIECHTY DOUGLAS LINDVALL DAVID LINE STEPHEN LINN SUSAN LISCINSKY THOMAS LITTELL JERRY LITTLE HAROLD LIVINGSTON RICHARD LOVE LARRON LUEGORS JAMES MucDOWELL WILLIAM MCALLISTER BRENDA MCCAMMENT SARA MCCARTER WILLIAM MCCARTY STEVEN McCLAIN SARAH McCLARY JACK McCRARY CYNTHIA McCOUN KATHRYN McCOY GARRY MCCUTCHAN JOHN McDANIEL THOMAS MCDERMOTT RITA McDONALD DAROYL MCDONALD MARY McDOWELL LETTA MCGLONE JOHN McGRIGG JOSEPH MCLEMORE MICHAEL McMILLIN MICHAEL MCMULLEN TIMOTHY MCMURTRY STEVEN McNEECE RONALD MAASBERG -'gre' 0' 35 '--f DAVID MATTINGLY LINDA MATTINGLY CHARLES MAXWELL HAROLD MEAD WILLIAM MEAKER FRANK MEDLEN LEE MEFFORD CARLA MEIER GEORGE MEIER GEORGIA MEIER KENNETH MEIRING THOMAS MELLON JAMES MACE RICHARD MAGNESS PAT MARCHETTI TONI MARCROFT DAVID MARRON FORREST MARSHALL DARREL MARTIN DAVID R. MARTIN JAMES MARTIN MARCIA MARTIN ARTHUR MATLOCK DENNIS MATTHEWS NEIL MENDENHALL JAMES MERTER JOHN METZGER DOUGLAS MEVER ELIZABETH MICHAELS ROBERT MIES HARRIET MILES LARI MILLER RUTH MILLER DONNA MILLS MICHAEL MISCHLER JEFFREY MITCHELL x 52 TIMOTHY MONCRIEF DAVID MOORE JOHN MOORE NANCY MOORE ALICE MORGAN ROBERT MORRIS JOSEPH MORRISON BRENDA MOUNTS STEPHEN MUDD RITA MULLER EMILIE MULLIS ROGER NAAB RICHARD NANCE ALVA NEER JOY NEESE CHARLES NIEMAN ROBERT NOLOT JERRY NOLTING JOHN NORDHOFF MARY NOTTINGHAM JO ANN NUHN RONALD A. NULTON JAMES OAKLEY JOHN OAKLEY KAREN O'BRYAN KATHYRN O'DELL FRANCES OGLE DANIEL OIEN TERRY OPELL NANCY ORCHARD NITA ORCHARD MARTHA ORGAN ISRAEL OROSCO JANINE ORR DIANE ORTMEYER LORA OSMON Na A. U 4137 JUDITH IPATRICKI MORGAN MARY PATTERSON MANARDA PAYNE STEPHEN PENNINGTON DAVID PERKINS JOHN PERRY ANGIE PHILLIPS BARBARA PHILLIPS RICHARD PIFER DEANNA PITTS I JOHN PLETCH TERRY PORTER 494 CHARLES OSTBY JOHN OSWALT SHERREE OWNES DOUGLAS PADGETT GAY PADGETT LOUIS PADGETT LINDA PAGE RAYMOND PALEDINO BLAINE PARKER JAMES PARKER LARRY PARKHILL BASIL PATRICK I .. ,, X 4120 - I . -I STEPHEN POST LORETHEA POTTS ALAN POWELL JOHN POWELL BONNIE PRICE EDWARD PRICE JAMES PRINCE GEORGE PROVENCE JANET PUCHOWSKI LINDA PURLEE WILLIAM QUALKENBUSH JAMES QUATMAN QUENTIN QUEISSER KENNETH RAINS THERESA RANDALL RAYMOND RANDOLPH MICHAEL RAY RICHARD RAY STEPHEN REDDICK WARREN REDMON JANET REED RICHARD REED RICHARD REEL BRENDA REHWALD MARY RITCHEY MICHAEL RITCHIE ROBERT RITCHIE JOHN ROARK, JR. NANCY ROBERSON CINDA ROBINSON THOMAS ROBISON JOHN RODIMEL JAMES RODMAN ALAN ROGERS LINDA ROHRER SUE ROMICK LINDA REICHMAN FRED REIMERS ROBERT REITMEYE PAMELA RICE R 14- ROBERT RICE VICKI RICHARDSON ROBERT RIDGLEY JOSEPH RIESTER ROSE RIESTER KENNETH RINEY RANDALL RIPPLE DAVID RISHEL RUTH ROMPEL KENNETH ROOP GARY ROSS GRANT ROSS WILLIAM ROSS WILLIAM ROSS PATRICIA ROTHENBERGER WILLIAM RUBLE MARILYN RUDOLPH JAMES RUDOLPH ROBERT RUSSELL RICHARD RYBICKI F uv SUSANNE RYDER MICHAEL SANDEFER STEPHEN SANDEFER MARY SANDEFER JAN SANDERS JEFF SANDS LINDA SARGENT DAVID SARLES KATHLEEN SCALES CARL SCHANDELMEIER MICHAEL SCHENBECK JAN SCHLAMP '90-1 w XM pm was , .' f , , yi '94 ,I 1-. SID SCOTT DAVID SEGER BARBARA SEITZINGER MARTIN SHANKLIN DYKE SHANNON MICHAEL SHANNON GERALD SHARP MARJORIE SHARP LINDA SHAW ALAN SHEETS DANNY SHELTON BILL SHICK THOMAS SCHLOOT RUTH SCHMIDT LESLIE SCHMITT PATRICIA SCHNEIDER JAMES SCHROEDER JANET SCHUBLE DOUGLAS SCHUETTER WILLIAM SCHWEISS CLARK SCOTT DONALD SCOTT .IACKQUELYN SCOTT MARK SCOTT z Iv I fd' ' IU' LINDA SHILKETT LAWRENCE SHOAF PAMELA SHOBE MICHAEL SHORT KENNETH SHOWALTER JACKIE SHREVE RONALD SIEG ROBERT SIEGEL TERRY SILLS ALETA SIMS LUCINDA SIMS ROGER SIMS MICHAEL SINCLAIR PAUL SINGLETON ELLEN SINNOTT ALVIN SKOMP De VAUGHN SLONE GLENN SLUSSER DONNA SMITH EDWARD SMITH PHILLIP SMITH ROBERT SMITH STEVE D. SMITH STEVE C. SMITH EMMETT SNYDER, JR. MARJORIE SNYDER STEPHEN LEE SNYDER JERROLL SOUDER DAVID SPARENBERG BONNIE SUE SPARKS DANIAL EARL SPARKS LINDA SPARLING JULIA SPEARING STEVEN SPILMAN DENZIL STAFFORD JANICE STANGLE LARRY STANSIFER MARY ELLEN STECKLER JOHN STEELE JAMES STEFFEY DOLORES STEMM JOHN STEVENS NORMAN STEVENS LaVONNE STEWARD KAY STOELTING JESSE STONE JEFFREY STOOPS S. WENDY STOUT A W ff , f d Mr 4 WWW? Q24 5,4 J uf? CYNTHIA TABER DONNA TAMBORINI HAROLD TARGGART WILLIAM TATE SHARI TEGARDEN RANDY TERRELL PAT THARP GARY THIMONS ALAN THOMAS CANDAEE THOMAS JANET THOMAS TERRY BETH THOMAS LY Q. DAVID STREMMING ROY STROUD ROBERT STUDIER ELLIOTT STURGEON CALVIN SULLIVAN JANICE SULLIVAN JOSEPH SULLIVAN TERRI SULLIVAN HARRY SUTTON SUZANNE SUTTON RICHARD SWAN ROBERT SWAN A sf K , W , 4 'mm fi K5 A Www II MI 'IIIIIQUJII ff II WILLIAM THOMAS KIM THOMPSON CONNIE SUE THOMPSON FRANK THOMPSON JAMES THOMPSON MICHAEL THOMPSON PATRICIA THOMPSON ROBERTA THORN JOHN THORNBROUGH THOMAS TISLOW RICHARD TOMASEWSKI BRENDA TOTTEN K' I ,nw JAMES TRAGESSEN RONALD TREES CAROLYN TROMLEY AUTRY TROTTER JO ANN TUCKER JERRY TURNER NORMAN TURNER MAURICE UEBELHOR FREDERICK ULERY II WAYNE UNDERHILL ROBERT UPDIKE WILLIAM UPDIKE J jAN ,.I -BQE -Bi? QRS . , I , ,S ,1 V I V, 51 'Q-J 2 9 - , . ', . mffpff f.:.3'1 J- g ., '.,,-M, ,,w.w:. ns, 12.0 Q. ing'-.a:. t..,YSsNA 21, 1, J , W K K O 0 4 V 4 x, i , v ,-A.-I ,ff 4 4 ,Q ,, I . I ri . .Min ' I Q I A .-W. , - 41 g'.J z If' :ai I. - Q' In f - e- fe VIRGINIA VonBEHREN DALE WAGONER GARY WAGONSELLER JOHN WALDROP JOHN WALDROUP DOUGLAS WALKER GLORIA WALLACE GARY WALLEN STEVEN WALLER ALAN WALSH JOYCE WALTON STEVEN WALTON GEORGE VanARSDALE JOHN VANDEWALLE GEGORY VanHO MICHAEL VanHOY DONALD VANKOSKY ROBERT VanLAERE DAVID VunVLEET CRAIG VAUGHN JAMES VAUGHN JOYCE VERLEY AUGUSTUS VILLAPIANO VICTORIA VonBEHREN JAMES WARNER JAMES WARRICK STEPHEN WASHBURN STEPHEN WALTHEN F. ROBERT WATKINS SANDRA WEAVER DANIEL WEBER SHERI WEBER TERRY WEBER VIVIAN WEBSTER LARRY WEHR JOHN WEIBEL W.-., -I Q ,,:,, 'iz 3 TRUDI WEILAND SUSAN WELDE GARY WELLS REE ANN WELTON PAUL WENGEL BARRY WENZLER EDWARD WESCO CLETUS WESSELER DONALD WESTENDORF SUETTA WESTFALL JILLAINE WETZEL VIRGINIA WHEAT . ww MADALON WILLIS PAMELA WILLIS LARRY WILLSEY ANDREA WILSON COLLETTE WILSON JOHN WILSON KAREN WILSON MARTY WILSON CAROL WISE JERALD WISE HURSHEL E. WITHYCOMBE LINDA WITSHORK CAROL WHITEN JAMES WIGGINS JAMES WILBER DAVID WILKIN GARY WILKING TOM WILKS SUSAN WILLARD DONALD WILLIAMS EDWARD WILLIAMS LAWRENCE WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS WILLIAM WILLIAMS 5 I 1 A 1' X , A A V I AQ-:N SUELLYN WITTMAN DONALD WOLFSCHLAG EDWARD WOOD FRANK WOOD STEVEN WOOD SANDRA WOODRING SUSAN WOODRING DONNA WOODWARD RONALD WRAY REGINA WYNKOOP MARY YARDBROUGH STEVEN YOUNCE JUDY JO YOUNT JAMES ZINK JOAN L. BUCHANAN TERRY GEORGE THOMAS VIVIAN UMFLEET ri f iX'ij ' ,W mg A royal court, citations of merit honoring distinguished alumni, delightful cere- mony, another basketball triumph for the 5'Blazers,'y and pagentry numbered a- mongthe ingredients of the biggest Home- coming in VUYs long history. In these five pages, some of the highlights have been depicted in pictures .... tim W' M912 , he .. ,. W- tg, 'Mfr il H ., l 'A V vga , M 4 , xl ' ,pg s 'S , X ,, X , at W .a 1 rw 1 Q ,E Q w352 l l - fwsllflflf l fl r . W f Jw ,1 -.r,Ll.,:'- mym!s lNfl 'gl'. 'i!lV '1,: 53:4 W, ' T l-' -in ' ' ml . uw 'Elm' .1 Qlgwlziw qw ' lf ,W NM Q 3, l , ,, try, X ' , if .N l 4 H 1 - wwf, H ' 'Jn ., M' ' 3, l, 1 , '91, 1 , V A M M 'N gl W r-n. U f F' M it 'SEIQTQ X . GEAEMUNIES AND AWARDS PDB. ALUMNI . . . first on a weekend schedule of activities was the Student Senate breakfast Cbelowl at which Dr. Chelsea Lawlis, Charles Crutchfield and Mrs,, Crutchfield, Senate president, Tim Lacy, Dru Ernest Michael, Ben johnson of the Physical Education Department and Dr., Robert Engle Cthose picturedj met informally with the University Administration, Homecoming Queen Cheryl Tolbert and her court as well as members of the Board of Trustees and other notable alumnir Later, at an all-campus convocation Cabovel, Tim Lacy presided while Dean of Men, J. Howard Hill presented Faculty Alumni Cita- tions to Dr, Engle, 1949, a well known chemist currently seeking a cure for cancer. Also to Charles Crutchfield, an outstanding member of the legal profession in Gary, and to Dr. Michael, 1942, physiologist who has written more than 30 articles appearing in well circulated science journals internationally and is studying cardio- Dr. Engle Mr. Crutchfield respiratory systems and the effects of exercise on the human body. Dr. Michael 1966 HUMECUMING QUEEN MISS CHEB. L TULBBRT Nominated by the basketball team and voted by the student body, Cheryl Tolbert reigned over Homecoming, 1966, with her court: Elizabeth Thompson, Ruth Ann Miller, Nancy Harwood and Nancy Roberson. 3'iP'-'M-M'TLa- r' roar ' Kicking off festivities on ahappy note, President Beckes has a twinkle in his eye as he ad- dresses the morning convocation in the midst of a light snow out- side. But temperatures of barely 11 degrees didn9t cool off the Trailblazers . . . . . . as three 'Blazer cagers collected better than 20 points in an easy victory over conference foe, Sue Bennett CKy.j. Pictured, john Olsen grabs two of his 21 total for the evening while Cplease noticej four of the five members of the Sue Ben- nett team watch anxiously. FRESHMAN CLASS ENTP. IS BEST IN PARADE FRN 3? Y s l FQFQFUWFNN HOME ' - COM - ING Cpronounced: Pagentryj from the Latin meaning Alumni, come join the funn def.: 1. A splash of colon 2h Warmth in the winter. 3. Last minute preparations. 4. Happiness is a long pamde. syng excHemenL . bmHm,MmMwdLpwUygds as in: Thu? was Homecoming, 1966. 7 wiv Q W1 KE-4 I-'X Wien .... bg my W '1 1'1' n w 1, w ' L ,f Si X4 in H Q ,,, I vyrhrarf . V V I 1 W 1 jv ,I i if 4 i 1 1 ' The ingredients of a Univer- sity include those whose roles are other than the actual perfor- mance of classroom instruction and the physical plant in which instruction is given. Illustrated in these pages are the buildings in which the University has been housed during its history in Vincennes and are highlighted by the members of the current staff who keep the machinery running smoothly. This primitive log structure was the home of jefferson Acad- emy from its organization in 1801, until it was absorbed by Vincennes University in 1811. The academy is said to have stood on the south edge of the present campus, near the Har- rison Mansion, and to have con- tained two small classrooms. It was constructed of native cy- press logs set on end, after the method used by the pioneer French inhabitants. It was torn down soon after the Civil War. Miss Marva Goins, Tech Department Secretary Mrs. Effie Gayer, Hostess -Tomahawk Room it y' l r, B 4 V, ,, V gli ' gi as f Mrs. Georgia Newcomb, Hostess -Tomahawk Room David Wittrock Director of Public Relation s 3 Mrs. Doris Daughterty, Jack Bonenfield Comptroller, Assistant Treasurer to Board of . ' . Trustees Assistant to The President Miss Medrith Jordon, Registrar Phillip Summers, 5 . a fig 1 -' nl 5 f'171 5 2 Director of Student Finance and Special Programs I es., N' , 5-.. 's wk Behind the administrative structure is a comptentstaff of directors and assistants who have accepted the re- sponsibility for attending to many of the complexities of VU Life that have too often been takenfor granted. ln 1807 the Trustees of the University purchased for 3200 the tract of land which is now bounded by Fifth, Perry, Sixth, and Hart Streets in Vincennes for use as a college campus. During the same year con- struction was started on a commodious two and a half story brick building, but it was not ready for occupan- cy until l8ll. It was here in 1837 that Vincennes Uni- versity established the first medical school in Indiana. In 1839 the University be- came embarrassed withdebt and was obligated to sell its property,which was pur- chased by the Bishop of Vincennes and used a Catholic college, and or- phange and by St. Rose Academy. Ray Baker, Managing Editor, T-fig Valley Advance Organized close to the campus are several enterprises including The Valley Advance, news- weekly, Community Antenna Tele- vision, which provides extended television reception to the sur- rounding areas and the VU Print Shop. After selling its property and paying its debts in 1839, the University had a small amount of money left and, in 1840, it purchased a new site at the northwest corner of Fifth and Busseron Streets for S500. Meanwhile, the State Legislature had established a rival institution at Vincennes, to be known as the Knox County Seminary, but the County officials did not have enough money to provide it with a building. The Trustees of the Vincennes University thereupon sold the newly acquired lot to the County and loaned it sufficient money to complete a building, taking a mortgage for security. The Seminary Building was completed in 1850 and in 1853 the University foreclosed its mortgage and took over the property. Thus, after fourteen troublesome years, Vincennes University again had a modest home of its own. This was used until 1878 when it was removed to make way for a new building. The picture in the Vincennes University collection is the only one of this building known to be in existence. It was painted by William Green jr. C1860-19555, who, as a young man, attended school there. Mr. Green's paintings are regarded as fine examples of primitive art. ' T i ff 1 1 i , ,V I I , ,, la f 'Q' ff., E r ., I if ,Ht i V 1. ,.., 3 ' - .. L' ' : l ,. :if iii ZQZifrL4fTf5lQW,,lf , . 7 3 , ' ' ' 1, K , f ' f f ji ask air 3 'Z e ? i I Pi M? - V , r , V V wg W -K ' , X 1 M 1 if Q if T ff ' ir? , 4 fr, . 9, , at f M13 6 4 Q 4 5 Q , r fa, X , g , f, it rdf ii.: V 1549 in X 1 4 ww 'tj if 'X Ross Garrigus, Editor, 'uw-e Valley Advance . i reii iylll 1 ,,:, V , . 1 V' ., .. , , f f- Y rw' 36,355 h ,,, , , ,.,f ,ww y V ,,,, M ig i A i ,.,,,,,,, . ,t i Z . .i ni 4-'T' 5 ff ' ff ' , .t . if . r t t ,ra H7 's 'fw- V ' ' ig T wi , w in . 5 5 ,'.ff 1 A-' im MTS- -'Une BUnCl1, Mrs. Jeanne Goodman, Rudy Mullis, Don Flenclfr Secretory lOl' C0mmUl'1lfY An7ennU VU Print Shop VU Print Shop Foreman MUnU9efr C0 n'nUn'TY Antenna Television fi 6 8 g ml H, 3 ---...c Mrs. Ellen Crawford, Miss Sharon Mullis, Secretary Valley Advance Valley Advance ay, Television Z f , .ai Miss Judy Devlin, Valley Advance After a few years the University outgrew the building it had acquired from the County in 1853. So, in 1856, the Trustees purchased the lot diagonally across the street for S600. By the expendi- ture of the additional sum of S1700 a modest frame building was erected. Known as the 'Female Department', it was used until 1870, when it was abandoned for school purposes.. The library staff, Mrs. Lynette Weizel, Humphrey Olsen, Mrs. Elizabeth Pitkin, Mrs. Martha Wray and Mrs. Grace Olsen Larry Stains, Curator of the Historical Collection HUMPHREY OLSEN, HEAD LIBRARIAN 3 ln 1878 the University contracted for a new three story brick building on the site it owned at the corner of Fifth and Busseron Qts. When finished it was - garded as one of the finest college buildings in the State. For the first time since the sale of its cam- pus in 1839, the University was adequately housed. ln 1880 an addition was built at the rear of this building. Subsequently, the old Cim- bel home at Fifth and Broadway Streets was pur- chased and later an aban- doned CivilianC onservation Corps building was acquired and rebuilt on this site. These constituted the build- ings occupied by the Uni- versity in 1953, when it was relocated on its pre- sent campus. Forrest Waggener, Director of Residence Halls 'TIF Mrs Dong M Brqwn Mrs. Mary Groble, Mrs. Virginia Hebert West Hall Housemother West Hall Housemother 2 si E 2 Mrs Thelma C Meurer Mrs. Thelma Norris, Mrs, Kqfhe,-ine Perry, East Hall Housemother Assistant Housemother f Eqsf Hgll Hougemofher L Shi, E-S Miss Mm-gg.-ef Baker Miss Paula Brothers Mrs. Ruth Sriefler fl xll ff' , X r QL 'Ngo Mrs. Canfwell Mr. and Mrs. Sanders Jones Mrs. Nancy Powell R.N. - School Nurse .aqua ' urn K' Q- fr is K 'XXX 4. '. N i PLANS FOR FUTURE V.U. CAMPUS Q 71 it 3 V 3 4 Front row. Left to right. BOCk POW- l-eff to fighf- Eugenia Hamilton, Pauline Viola Lichfef Edith 5l 0'-'Se' Althoff, Josephine Small, -lo Ann Cclfief R05em0fY Ella Ann Lakash, Jackie Purcell, Esfef Wflliumsf Greenwelll Nancy Kuys, Leuana Brown, Mildred and Ann Bouchie. Althoff, Don Turner, and -F' 'K Eugene Petelle Arnold Jefferson Left to right. Fern Fry, Mary Powell, Wilburta Williams, Cecilia Bolles, Roberta Barksdale Vera Mayer, Quanita Cox, Willard Barmes, Leona LaMar,WiIla Moon, Mae Barmes, Loretta Boyer, Medora Green, Virginia Wallen, Helen Kent, Ester Williams Lillian Lacefield Patty Carver, Rita Miller, Violet Cates, Bessie Hager, Alice Lucus, Louero Turner, Eloise Burke, Frances Bowers Marilyn Hobson 72 Brenda Schottke, Mary Blair, Betty Thomas COMPUTER CENTER STAFF Bill Lane, Dave Burrough- director, Susan Wilson, Linda Ruble, Mrs. Edith May -instructor Left to right. Members ofthe Board of Trustees: Mr. Clarence McCormick, Mr. Byron Lewis, Mr. Albert Rosenberg, Mrs. Florence Watts, Dr. John Ander- son, Dr. lsaac K. Beckes - Ground breaking ceremony for Byron Lewis Historical Library Wing - to be added to present Curtis G. Shake Library. Business office: Miss Carmen Grefter, Miss Jean McCarthy, Mrs. Mary Hribal, Art Jeffries, Mrs. Madge Klein, Mrs. Pauline Lenahan 5, .Mgr .1 .9 J ' Q jg 72 Wrfic' , Nl 6 s , Us , a f 4'7 N. f W ' vv, If Q f , M121- W '3! yf . f., -,,, .,2,,:. 1 ' X913 Mrs- Jem-,effe Karp Miss Jacqueline Menke Mrs. Ruth Small Miss JUClY w0ldf0P L. WN J , Mrs. Gazella Summeit Miss wilmq Grigwqld Miss Jane Ann Clark Miss Dolores Snyder Miss Ruth Ann Martin Mrs. Margarei Scott Miss Sheliq Fields Miss Earlene White Mrs. Frances lrwin Miss Nellie Niersfe 73 -q,K f,,, f , ' , g f , . .A 1: to a each one vu sis own 1965 - 1966 Tom Tolbert, Sfudenf ig 5 A WINIFRED ADAMS, Palestine, lllinois Sigma Pi, Flying Club, lnframural Sports RONNIE ADAMSON, Washingion, indiana VURLIN AMES, Ladoga, Indiana JOE ARCHER, Worthington, indiana JAMES ARVIN, Loogoofee, lndiana Gamma Tau JAMES ASTRIKE, French Lick, Indiana 'Sift JOSEPH ATKINSON, Browntown, Indiana PAUL AYERS, Frankfort, Indiana Sigma Pi, Newman Club THOMAS AYLING, Mountainside, New Jersey Pep Band EARLENE BAILEY, Scottsbluff, Nebraska Indiana Association of Nursing Students, Student Christian Association, Young Republicans Sno-Caps GENEVIEVE BAKER, Brazil, Indiana Distributive Education Club SUE BARBER, Washington, Indiana Gamma Tau, Business Club, Home Economics Club NATALIE BARNHARDT, Westville, New Jersey Treasurer- Home Economics Club LARRY BECHTEL, Elnora, Indiana Circle K - President, Science Club CARL BEEKMAN, Vincennes, Indiana DAVID BAILEY, Lawrenceville, Illinois 'tem 'f' JANET BEASLEY, Elnora, Indiana Home Economics Club, Pep Band DANNY BENEFIEL, Carisle, Indiana Track Team RICHARD BENNETT, Montgomery, Indiana ROBERT BENEFIEL' Gamma Tau, Math Club Elnora, Indiana Vice-President- Circle K, Science Club CAROLYN BISHOP, Mitchell, Indiana Indiana Association of Nursing Students, Sno-Caps GARY BERNARDI, Leavenworth, Indiana DENNIS BERRY, Carisle, Indiana DONNIS BERRY, Carlisle, Indiana MARY BILLINGS, Shoals, Indiana Student Christian Association CAROLYN BLAIR, Vincennes, Indiana V.U. Ensemble, Alpha Theta Chi ROBERT BLUBAUGH, Carlisle, Indiana Agricultural Club ,puff VM My my ROBERT BRUCE BOBE, Bruceville, lndiana TERRY BODINE, Seattle, Washington lf1ffGmUf0l S9035 Yearbook Staff, Vice-President Alpha Theta Chi, Secretary- Young Democrats, Newman Club MARY ANN BOOHER, Vincennes, lndiana Alpha Theta Chi, Newman Club BARBARBA BORDENET, Washington, lncl. Alpha Theta Chi, Newman Club, Women's Recreational Association, Yearbook Staff JAMES BOWEN, Vincennes, lndiana Young Republicans, Student Christian Association GERALD BRADLEY, Montgomery, Indiana HAROLD BREIDENBAUGH, GEORGIA BRAMMER, Jasper, Indiana l-Ynnvllle' lndlunc Gamma Tau, Mu Alpha Theta, 9 Student Senate Rep., Phi STUdeI'ti'S, SHO-CUPS Theta Kqppg lndiano Association of Nursin DAVID BOESCH E, lndianapolis, lndiana Auto Club, Secretary- East Hall KRISTINE BREWER, Fowler, Indiana Newman Club GEORGE BRIN ER, Princeton, lndiana LORENA BROCHIN, Washington, lndiana V.U. Playhouse, V.U. Ensemm' ' Newman Club, Young Democrats Di stributive Education Club L X? CHARLOTTE BROWN, Edinburg, lndiana Sno-Cops, lnternational Association of Nursing Students WW mmf' MARY ANN BROWN, Speedway, lndiana PEGGY BROWN, Bloomfield, lndiana V.U. Playhouse VICKI BROWN, Elnora, lndiana V.U. Band, Student Counselor-Secretary, Business Club WILLIAM BROWN, DAVID BRUSCH, Lyons, lndiana Munster, lndiana Intramural Sports Yearbook Staff Ill' 9s. ' EDGAR BROCKSMITH Vincennes, lndiana WARNER BUCHANAN, Lawrenceville, lllinois 4'ZIZ'T7' 'F' SAMUEL BURKE, Vincennes, Indiana ROBERT BURNOS, Payne, Ohio Circle K, Sigma Pi- Herald, Student Senate- Rep. MARTHA BURR ELL, Lawrenceville, Illinois Student Christian Association, Home Economics Club, Young Democrats JAMES BYRNES, Vincennes, Indiana Business Club, Circle K, Young Republicans, Bowling League, Intramural Sports KAREN CALDWELL, Dillsboro, lndiuna Alpha Theta Chi, Student Senate Rep. RONALD CAMPBELL, Sandborn, Indiana JANE CAP EHART, Plainville, Indiana President- Student Christian Association, Phi Theta Kappa STEPHEN CARROLL, Vincennes, Indiana President - Mu Alpha Theta, Gamma Tau, Pep Band BRENDA CARTER, Petersburg, Indiana '32 'ir VELMER BYRD, JR. Washington, Indiana MORRIS CARIE, Vincennes, Indiana Pep Club, Newman Club, Intramural Sports 5 Q R THOMAS CHAPMAN, Williams, Indiana LYN DA COH EN, Newark, New Jersey Year Book Staff, Young Democrats HAROLD CAVENDER, Lizton, Indiana Flying Club STEPHEN CHASTAIN, Orleans, Indiana Sigma Pi, Circle K, Intramural Sports, Civil Defense, Agriculture Club, Vice President Dorm Wing JANET CH ESSER, Norbleville, Indiana Di stributive Education Club DAVID cons, Waynetown, Indiana Distributive Education Club MIK E COCKRUM, Vincennes, Indiana President Newman Club, Pep Club, Intramural Sports, Bowling League DANIEL COEN E, Rochester, New York RITA COLVIN, Washington, Indiana Home Economics Club JAMES COMBS, Washington, Indiana eitllwc, we-f STEVEN COOK, Washington, lndiana Intramural Sports MARILYN COONCE, Washington, Indiana 4-u.,,,, 'fi 'Wh 'WE THOMAS COOPER, Loogootee, Indiana Presiden1Distributive Education Club DARVIN COVEY, Vincennes, Indiana Intramural Sports MARVIN COVEY, Vincennes, Indiana Intramural Sports IRENE CRAIG, Arlington Hgts., lllinois President - Dorm Wing - East Hall PATRICIA CRENNER, Indianapolis, Ind. Newman Club JOHN CROOK E, Worthington, Indiana HAROLD CULBERTSON, Claremont, Illinois MICHAEL CUMMINS, Vincennes, Indiana Treasurer, Newman Club, President, Pep Club, Student Senate, lntramural Sports, Bowling League TERRY CUZZORT, Griffin, Indiana Agriculture Club RALPH DAILY, Lafayette, Indiana Gamma Tau GEORGE DALLEAVE, Ragsdale, Indiana Distributive Education Club STEVE DARON, Robinson, Illinois Vice-President, Sigma Pi DUANE DAVIS, Lafayette, Indiana JANET DAYTON, Washington, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi, Newman Club JOHN DEARDORFF, Urbana, Illinois Distributive Education Club, Intramural Sports, Newman Club, D.R.A. CHARLES DEMARTIN, Rochester, New York Sigma Pi, Vice-President Senior Class, Circle K Club, Rock 84 Roll Band - Knights hiv i , ,Qi NORMAN DENNY, Vincennes, Indiana Phi Theta Kappa, Mu Alpha Theta, Intramural Sports MICHAEL DEPRIEST, Evansville, Indiana Bowling League, Captain, Gamma Tau, Tech Club SARA DOADES, Princeton, Indiana wrt' Wav -Q,-jj' db I RONALD DOUGLAS, Vincennes, Indiana JOSEPH DOYLE, Loogootee, Indiana Intramural Sports, Business Club BERNARD DREIMAN, Vincennes, Indiana Student Senate, Newman Club GORDON DUNN, Franklin, Indiana Intramural Sports STEVE DIEKMAN, Bicknell, Indiana ROBERT DICKSON, Culver, Indiana EMIL DISTEL, North Judson, Indiana Intramural Sports, President, East Hall, Newman Club DAN DITTMAN, Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Pep C ,I nan lub MICHAEL DOUGLAS, Lawrenceville, Illinois 'WX LINDA EMMON S, Elnora, Indiana Student Christian Association STEVE DUNN, Vincennes, Indiana Gamma Tau, Vice-President, Pep Band KEITH EDMONDSON, Vincennes, Indiana Gamma Tau CHARLES ELLIOTT, Loogootee, Indiana BRENDA EMMONS, Elnora, Indiana Student Christian Association ,pw--, ic 'QL SUSAN FANE, Vincennes, Indiana RICHARD FLANINGAM, Emison, Indiana Gamma Tau, Tech Club ANTHONY FOGLE, Washington, Indiana Gamma Tau CURTIS FOLMNSBEE, Bridgeport, Illinoi Electronics Club NANCY FALLS, Shoals, Indiana Student Christian Association Treasurer, CRightl Wing Dorm 85 CHRISTINE FOX, WE5 FRIEDMAN, DENNIS FRY, Arlington Heights, Illinois WUSIIIWQTON, indiana Springville, Indiana Newman Club Board Newman CIUI-'J Young Democrats IV 'Sie GTE, BILL FULLER, Vincennes, Indiana Tech Club, Young Democrats-President 'WY JOHNNY FURR, Fowler, Indiana MICHAEL GALLAGHER, Williams, Indiana DINAH GARDNER, Bedford, Indiana Indiana Association of Nursing Student, - 'ffxA.v ,.'-'EM 'WW i Treasurer, Flying Club, Year Book Stott N ' iq A HE g Jig? STEPHEN GATES, Libonon, Indiana ALAN A. GEE, SUSAN GILLILAND, Intramural Spams Boonville, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana 'SW ,N A ALAN GILMOR E, Carlisle, Indiana Gamma Tau MARIAN GRIZZLE, Oalctown, Indiana Phi Theta Kappa ,AQ-Q 1-,hm F GARREL GILMORE, PETER cm-MRI, Oaktown, lndiqnq Kiambu, Kenya, Africa International Student Club, Student Senate Representative Student Christian Association CHARLOTTE GRANGE, Bruceville, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi, Young Republicans 'Mf- ROBERT GRANNON, Montgomery, Indiana JAMES GRAVES, Vincennes, Indiana m'f, ' SCOTT GRIFFIN, Washington, D.C. Sigma Pi- F.C., Head Counselor of Dorm Halls MERRY GRUBB, HOWARD GURVITZ, Vincennes, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana ,Qi 5? 1 IU JOHN HANCOCK, Vincennes, lndiana Yearbook Editor-ln-Chief, Sesquicentennial State Committee, intramural Sports, V.U. Radio 'wp ' 'NYM -yur' ,.w1-ffm. we M RICHARD HANSELL, Winamac, lndiana Treasurer Distributive Education Club, Sigma Pi JOHNNA HAAS, Boonville, lndiana Treasurer, Indiana Association of Nursing Students NANCY HACKENBRUCH, Terre Haute, lnd Secretary- Treasurer, Drama Club LARRY HADLEY, Lawrenceville, lllinois Mechanics Club ROBERT HAGEMEIER, Edwardsport, ind. Agriculture Club JAMES HALLER, lndianapolis, lndiana Circle K, lntramural Sports, Wing Vice President-West Hall VERNON HALTER, Vincennes, lndiana SALLY HARDER, Shoals, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi, Home Economics Club, Yearbook Staff, V.U. Ensemble, Young Republicans SHARON HARRIS, lndianapolis, lndiana Student Christian Association, Upper East Wing Dorm President. MARY ANN HAUCK, Princeton, Indiana Student Christian Association JUDITH HAWKINS, Vincennes, Indiana 'D JERRY HEFFERNAN, Washington, Indiana WAYNE HELDERMAN, Wheatland, Indiana JANET HELMS, Farmersburg, Indiana Indiana Association of Nursing Students, Alpha Theta Chi, Student Senate, Women Recreational Association KATHRYN HENZE, Evansville, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi, Home Economics Club Business Club GAIL HINEMAN, Bicknell, Indiana Young Democrats, Science Club, Phi Theta Kappa- President MICHAEL HOCHGESANG, Washington, Ind Mu Alpha Theta- Vice President fi a JOHN HOOVER, Patoka, Indiana JAMES HOPKINS, Loogootee, Indiana xo-nM..s in 'mrs 1 MIKE HOCHREITER, Worthington, Ohio Sigma Pi- President, West Wing-Counselor, Student Senate, Phi Theta Kappa, Rock 8- Roll Band- Knights RITA HOEHN, Mount Vernon, Indiana Indiana Association of Nursing Students SUSAN HOKE, Carlisle, Indiana Science Club, Home Economics Club, Student Senate DAVID HOLMES, Hammond, Indiana Sigma Pi Pledge Class-Sergeant At Arms CAROL HORN, Bicknell, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi WILLIAM HOUCHINS, Petersburg, Indiana Gamma Tau JOE HUDKINS, Rochester, Indiana Sigma Pi- Pledge Sec., Dorm Counselor Intramural Sports THOMAS HULSMAN, Anthony, indium Newman Club, Speology Club, Gamma Tau DREW IVERS, Vincennes, Indiana Agricultural Club RANDAL JACKSON, Carlisle, Indiana Agriculture Club DANIEL JAHN, Jasper, Indiana Gamma Tau, Mu Alpha Theta, Phi Theta Kappa AMPARO JARAMILLO, Bogota, Colombia President, International Students Club, Newman Club, Indiana Association of Nursing Students RANDALL L. JOHNSON, Frankfort, Indiana Sigma Pi, Intramural Sports, Agriculture Club THOMAS JOHNSON, Frankfort, Indiana Sigma Pi - Treasurer, Senior Class President ELAINE JONES, Wheatland, Indiana Sno-Caps, International Association of Nursing Students JANET JONES, Vincennes, Indiana International Students Club, Pep Club, Business Club QW EMIL ROGER JINES, Vincennes, Indiana Q31-8 JESSE JOHNSON, Petersburg, Indiana Sigma Pi- Secretary, Phi Theta Kappa, Tech. Club, Electronics Club, Academic Award Q'9'---- pf . JOHN JONES, Vincennes, Indiana RUTH JONES, Vincennes, Indiana Phi Theta Kappa, V.U. Playhouse, Student Senate Qin Hzrzff JAMES KELLAMS, West Baden, Indiana DAVID KENT, Martinsville, Indiana Vice-President - V.U. Playhouse SANDRA JON ES, Vincennes, Indiana Vice-President, Indiana Association of Nursing Students, Phi Theta Kappa PHIL JORDAN, Indianapolis, Indiana Young Republicans, Sigma Pi, Yearbook Staff, Dorm Counselor CAROLYN KAISER, Freedom, Indiana V.U. Ensemble LONNIE KAISER, Newburgh, Indiana Agriculture Club, Student Senate, Flying Club JOAN KAVANAUGH, Montgomery, Indiana DAVE KELL, Indianapolis, Indiana Technical Director - Planetarium, Yearbook Staff ROBIN KINNAMAN, Milton, Indiana Treasurer, Dorm Wing, Intramural Sports STEPHEN KIRCHOFF, Freelandville, Ind. Sigma Pi RICHARD KLUESNER, Jasper, Indiana Treasurer, Gamma Tau, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Senate, Phi Theta Kappa GAYLE KRAMER, Washington, Indiana KATHY KUEHM, Vincennes, Indiana TIM LACY, Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club, President, Student Senate, Intramural Sports DAVID KIEFFABER, Reelsville, Indiana Tech. Club CLETUS KING, JR., Colorado Springs, Colo LOUIS LADISLAS, Sullivan, Indiana Agriculture Club CAROLYN LAMB, Carlisle, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi 'if-'gl ANNE LANE, Vincennes, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi, Newman Club JERRY i.uTz, FT. Branch, lndiana Vice-President-Newman Club 1-u1u1muuunuu JUDITH LANE, Vincennes, lndiana CLY DE LAWSON, Lawrenceville, illinois Alpha Theta Chi, Phi Theta Kappa ROBERT LAWSON, Vincennes, Indiana KENNETH LESLIE, Vincennes, lndiana ROBERT LEWIS, Orleans, Indiana HENRY LONGFELLOW, Tipton, lndiana 4-H Club, Agricultural Club JAMES LYNCH, Linton, Indiana Gamma Tau, Mu Alpha Phi Theta Kappa Them, MICHAEL MCARTHUR Speedway, Indiana wx KAREN McAULIFFE, ROBERT McCABE, GARY MCCAMMENT, Westport, I llinoi s Newman Club MARVIN McKAY, Vincennes, lndiana Geneva, lndiqnq Washington, Indiana Sigma Pi DAVID McDONALD, Frankfort, Indiana Intramural Sports TERRY MCGLUNE, Vincennes, Indiana JANET MCGOVR EN, Loogoofee, Indiana Tech Club, Newman Club ROY MCGUFFEY, Martinsville, Indiana JOHN MARGOWSKI, Lafayette, Indiana Circle K, Newman Club, Drama Club, Intramural Sports, Yearbook Staff, Bowling League- DAVID MARTIN, h presidem Lawrenceville, Illinois 1 rw, ihuwqx 15 ' Ei q'Xf.'.x 22 X ew-I. ,hx mg 1 E '11 wel: 'Lita av RONALD MAY, Vincennes, Indiana Young Republicans, Student Senate, Student Christian Association ROBERT MEEK, Vincennes, Indiana Cheer Leader 'CW .-fx Y' A JACKIE MASTERS, Hazleton, Indiana Track Team - Student Manager CHERYL MAY, Vincennes, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi, V.U. Playhouse, Delta Psi Omega, Young Republicans DAVID MICHEL, Fort Branch, Indiana Flying Club DONALD MILES, Washington, Indiana LAWRENCE JAMES MILLER, Culver, Ind. Newman Club, Phi Theta Kappa LURETTA MILLER, Worthington, Indiana ROBERT S. MILLER, Franklin, Indiana Sigma Pi TERRY MILLER, Flat Rock, Illinois Tech Club ROBERT MILLS, Vincennes, Indiana JACALYN MINNS, Willard, Ohio Vice-President, Home Economics, Womens Recreation Association PAMELA MURRAY, Hollywood, Florida Alpha Theta Chi- President MARLIN MYERS, Palestine, Illinois MAX MYERS, Bicknell, Indiana Young Republicans LESLIE NASON, Euclid, Ohio President of Resident Hall Council vw, Q-C' CHARLES ODOM, Medarville, Indiana Agriculture Club JOHN OLSEN, Indianapolis, Indiana Intramural Sports, Basketball Team ROBERT NIERSTE, Vincennes, Indiana Gamma Tau, Newman Club, Young Democrats President, Student Senate PATRICIA NIMNICHT, Washington, Indiana Secretary, Phi Theta Kappa, Pep Band, Home Economics Club, Womens Recreational Association wb' THOMAS PARR, Hudson, Indiana ,,,..,.,A4 I GUY PALMER, Decker, Indiana KAYH AN PARVIZ, Teheran, Iran JAMES FATE, Vincennes, Indiana JOHN PEPKA, Kokomo, Indiana Intramural Sports SHARON 0'NEAL, Madison, Indiana Yearbook Staff-Assistant Editor, Young Democrats MICHAEL ONEILL, Hobart, Indiana Sigma Pi, Intramural Sports RAY OPPEL, Corydon, Indiana Track Team, Cross Country Team WALTER PADGETT, Frantfort, Indiana Sigma Pi, Intramural Sports, Newman Club DENNIS 0'REAR, New Harmony, Indiana Pep Club DENZIL PHEGLEY, Indianapolis, Indiana Intramural Sports, Track Team JERRY PERRY, Fort Branch, Indiana Tech Club-Secretary ANNE PETTY, Washington, Indiana Tech Club BARBARA PHELPS, Vincennes, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi, Women's Recreational Association MERLE PICKEL, Wheatland, Indiana Intramural Sports JANNA POWELL, Monroe City, Indiana ROBERT PRITCHETT, Princeton, Indiana Basketball Team LARRY PUGH, Lawrenceville, Illinois Tech Club .IANINE PUNCH, Arlington, Heights, Illinois Alpha Theta Chi, Variety Show, Vice- President of East Hall Wing KRIEG PRUETT, Monticello, Indiana Intramural Sports, DRA 4?-i.v...,, REBECCA REDMAN, Griffin, Indiana .IACQUELINE REED, Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club PAUL PUNTNEY, Mt. Carmel, Illinois Circle K GEORGENA PURCELL, Bicknell, Indiana Distributive Education JAMES QUARTERMAN, Vincennes, Indiana Gamma Tau, Science Club, Young Democrats JOHN QUARTERMAN, Vincennes, Indiana Yearbook Staff, Sigma Pi, Circle K ,an-C 43 ww MARGARET RICHARDS, Fowlerton, Indiana Student Senate, Alpha Theta Chi, Yearbook Staff CARL RICHARDVILLE, Vincennes, Indiana WAYNE RICHARDSON, Oakland City, Ind. Sigma Pi SANDRA RICHTER, Vincennes, Indiana Indiana Association of Nursing Students GEORGE RIDGWAY, Carlisle, lndiana Tech Club NYRENE RIGGS, Willow Branch, lndiana Alpha Theta Chi, Cheer Leader, Dorm Counselor JOHN RISCH, Vincennes, lndiana Newman Club, Tech Club ROGER RITCHIE, Pinkstaff, Illinois Basketball Team KARON ROBINSON, Washington, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi, V.U. Playhouse CARMEN ROGERS, Worthington, Indiana Home Economics Club SCOTT RUMBLE, Princeton, Indiana Flying Club, Agriculture Club MARGARET RUSCH, Lawrenceville, lllinois Newman Club 'il 4'-U.. K3 DAVID ROBERTS, Vincennes, Indiana Electronics Club, Student Senate, Veterans Club PAUL ROBERTSON, DePauw, lndiana Basketball Team, Track Team, Newman Club far- , t 4 lOl RONALD RUSHTON, JERRY RUSK, GEORGE SABISTON, Vincennes, Indiana Fair Oaks, Indiana Farmersburg, Indiana Vice-President-Business Club Agriculture Club Young Republicans, Student 'QT' L... lll DAN SCH RADER, St. Francisville, lllinois Agriculture Club-President CARL SANDERS, Shoals, Indiana RICHARD SANDERS, Vincennes, Indiana LARRY SCHLOMER, Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club DONNA SCHOOLER, Brownsburg, Indiana Business Club DAVID SCHULTZ, Emison, Indiana Agriculture Club Counselor, Circle K, Student Senate CAROL SCHUTZ, Jasper, Indiana Newman Club My-1 , A SUSAN SCHWARTZ, GARY SEITZINGER, KATHY SENESAC, Evansville, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana Fowler, Indiana Business CIub, Young Young Democrats Student Senate, Newman Club Republicans DONALD SHARP, Anderson, Indiana ROBERT SHAW, Knox, Indiana Sigma Pi, Intramural Sports, Track Team TODD SHOOP, Brookston, Indiana Sigma Pi DALE SIBERT, St. Francisville, Illinois Agriculture Club WILLIAM SIMMONS, P 'I Indiana LETON smes, SHEILA SINKKING, Basketball Team Delphi, Indiana Brooklyn, New York -lx r TIM SISKO, .IACQUELYN SISSON, DAVID SMITH, JAMES R SMITH Gary Indiana Decker, Indiana Lebanon, Indiana Bloomfield Indiana Intramural Sports MICHAEL SMITH, Lawrenceville, Illinois PATRICIA SMITH, Indianapolis, Indiana Yearbook Staff KENNETH SNIDER, Decker, Indiana Cross Country Team, Track Team, Agriculture Club STEPHEN SNIDER, Vincennes, Indiana JULIANNE SYNDER, Vincennes, Indiana WILBURTA SODDERS, Redkey, Indiana Home Economics Club, Student Senate, Women's Recreational Association DAN SPARKS, Bloomington, Indiana ,B , Basketball TeQm,TeCh Club 'ffm EW' may-,-ff' PETER STARK, Oaktown, Indiana Tech Club DAN STEIN, Indianapolis, Indiana Circle K ROBERT STEVENSON, Vincennes, Indiana Intramural Sports STANLEY STOELTING, Westphalia, Indiana I I wg gi STEPHEN STOUT, SaIem, Indiana Distributive Education Club DOUGLAS STRADTNER, RAY STRADTNER, Washington, Indiana Petersburg, Indiana RAYMOND STRAW DAVID STRAWN Gamma Tau Auto CIub Sandborn, Indiana I Loogootee, Indiolna F Si 4 WILLIAM TAY LOR, Vincennes, lndi una Si ma Pi Tech Club, 9 1 Electronics Club THOMAS TERRELL, Stilesville, Indiana Auto Club ,V-vm ROBERT SURFACE, Frankfort, Indiana Distributive Education Club, Circle K JOHN SUTPHIN, Lyons, lndi una Gamma Tau RICHARD STUDIER, Cleveland, Ohio Sigma Pi JERRY SULLIVAN, Petersburg, Indiana Vice-President -Agriculture Club DAVID SWANGO, GERALD TAYLOR, Bloomfield, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana Gamma Tau CAROLYN TAYLOR, SHERRY TAYLOR, Richmond, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana Distributive Education Club, Alpha Theta Chi, Sigma Pi Student Counselor Orchid Ball Queen l m i Jw , 4f f JOHN THOMPSON, CHERYL TOLBERT, Vincennes, Indiana Mitchell, Indiana Alpha Theta Chi, Cheerleader, Class Treasurer, Vice-President KENNETH TRETTER' MICHAEL THOMPSON, East Hall Dorm Wing Ferdinand, Indidnq Bridgeport, Illinois EARL TR ENT, Lafayette, Indiana Distributive Education Club JOHN TRIMBLE, Trimble, Illinois Young Democrats, Science Club, Phi Theta Kappa FRANK TULL, Columbus, Indiana LESLIE TUTTLE, Vincennes, Indiana Distributive Education Club CHARLES THOMAS, Vincennes, Indiana Business Club ELIZABETH THOMPSON Oaldown, Indiana President, Science Club 'Kr- KATHLEEN TYNAN, Indianapolis, Indiana Newman Club, Home Economics Club GARY UHL, Palmyra, Indiana WILLIAM VAN CLEAVE, Campbellsburg, Ind. WILLIAM VAN FOSSAN, Youngstown, Ohio DAVID VANLANINGHAM, CHARLES VIEHMAN, Terre Haute' Indiana Lawrenceville, Illinois Tech Club Student Senate Sigma Pi, A9 ICUI7U'e Club JANE WADE, Odon, Indiana Student Christian Association BEN WAGNER, Hammond, Indiana Science Club CCY WAGONER, Sandborn, Indiana ROBERT WAGNER, Vincennes, Indiana 1- w WILLIAM WEIR, Terre Haute, Indiana Secretary - Agriculture Club JOHN WESNER, Flatrock, Illinois Tech Club DELBERT WEVER, Ferdinand, Indiana Speology Club, Student Counselor WINONA WHEAT, Shelburn, Indiana Pep Club, President-Home Economics Club, Student Christian Association JOHN WALTER, Wabash, Indiana Intramural Sports PAM WATHEN, Belleville, Illinois V.U. Playhouse, Newman Club JOHN WEBSTER, Paris, Illinois Agriculture Club, Science Club MARY WEILER, Vincennes, Indiana Secretary- Newman Club, International Students Club JAMES WELTON, Vincennes Indiana e-U1 if CHARLES WHITE, Washington, Indiana if 'Y' PHILLIP WICHMAN, Washington, Indiana Gamma Tau, Newman CIUID KELLY WIKLIE, Odon, Indiana DENNIS WHITE, Bedford, Indiana Phi Theta Kappa RICHARD WHITTAKER, Orchard Park, N.Y Ace's Sports Club, Wing President- West I'IaII DENNY WILKINSON, Princeton, Indiana MARY WILLIAMS, Vincennes, Indiana Newman Club, Student Senate, Women's Recreational Association CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Hutsonville, III. Intramurai Sports DAVID WILSON, Vincennes, Indiana REBA WILSON, PIainviIIe, Indiana STEPHEN WILSON, Vincennes, Indiana RANDALL WINDELL, Corydon, indiana Vice-President-Sigma Pi Pledges, Distributive Education Club, Vice- President- Counselors ot Dorms. DEAN WINKLER, Vincennes, indiana President-Gamma Tau MINERVA WITH ERSPOON, Paroka, Indiana Home Economics Club, Science Club, Phi Theta Kappa GROVER WOLFE, Vincennes, indiana Circle K MARY WOLFE, Lawrenceville, Illinois indiana Association of Nursing Students GREG WOODS, Shoals, Indiana Track Club r w LARRY WRIGHT, Seymour, indiana Intramural Sports, Pep Club BARBARA WUERTZ, Greencastle, indiana 495 JOHNNY WOOLSEY, Boonville indiana Trailblazer- Editorial Board LARRY WRAY, Bedford, Indiana Student Dorm. Counselor Vice President Distributive Education Club 'bip- lm! RICHARD YAGER, Carmal, Indiana THOMAS YOCHUM, Vincennes, Indiana Agricultu re Club, Student Senate JOHN ZEIGL ER, Vincennes, Indiana Sigma Pi, Intramural Sports Sigma Pi 1'f' RONALD ZELLER, WALTER ZIEGLER SI'1eIbyviIIe, Indiana Loogogteel Indiqnq Sigma Pi CONNIE ZIGL ER, Vincennes, Indiana DAVID BILUNGS, DMD PETER' Iliff f'ffmMi' Iliinois Washington, Indiana FVUUIYIOYTI IUCIWVIU 9 9 JOHN SCHROEDER, Evansville, Indiana SUSAN WESTFALL .,,,..--, i V ':'faG6? WW'Lb7f5fZiff5r3 1 1 ,X h 3 wp? .1 2 ici g7 'uf1 f ' ,S ff, , ,A f KV' ' .,,, ' KEIITIIGKIIIIIA GUIIFEIIEIIGE GHAMPIUIIS: vII'ICEI'II'IES University TRAILBLAZERS DAN SPARKS JOHN OLSEN CHRIS BROWN BOB HAWKINS JOHN GODARE NORMAN STEV BOB PRITCHETT RON FICKLIN DON WESTENDORF PAUL ROBERTSON BILL SIMMONS ENS, MGR. COACH BRADFIELD VS THE FINEST JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAMS IN THE NATION Vincennes Vincennes Vincenne s Vincennes University 99, University 84, University 105. Danville Community 74 University 94, Hannibal LaGrange 70 Lincoln 71 St. Louis Jr. College 57 Holiday Tourney at Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes University 86 University 94 r r University 82, University 76, University 68 r Muskegon Community 82 Sue Bennett 67 Moberly College 67 St. Louis jr. College 60 Canton 61 Moberly College 73, Vincennes University 49 Vincennes University 84, Northeastern Oklahoma 70 Vincennes University 90, Hannibal LaGrange 62 Southeastern Christian 74, Vincennes University 67 Lindsey Wilson 82, Vincennes University 68 1, Vincennes University 71 University 101, Lincoln 68 University 85, University 109, Lees 80 University 79, University 92, University 120, Danville Community 84 Lindsey Wilson 83, Vincennes University 70 Vincennes University 92, Southeastern Christian 73 Vincennes University 116, Lees 47 Paducah 87, Vincennes University 58 KJCAA Tourney - Somerset, Kentucky 1966 Paducah 8 Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Canton 78 Sue Bennett 74 Sue Bennett 59 Vincennes University 98, Sue Bennett 83 Vincennes University 75, Lindsey Wilson 65 Vincennes University 78, Southeastern Christian 62 Michigan Regional Tourney - Flint, Michigan Vincennes University 66, Muskegon 48 Alpena 58, Vincennes University 52 FINAL BLAZER STATISTICS STORY OF A BASKETBALL SEASON Bob Pritchett Dan Sparks John Olsen Chris Brown Bob Hawkins Bill Simmons Ron Ficklin Don West endort' john Godare Paul Robertson Others VU TOTAL OPP TOTAL G FG 25 230 25 181 25 153 25 114 24 61 23 27 23 19 13 10 10 9 10 4 65 25 873 25 693 FT PF TP AV 135 85 595 23 82 85 444 17 56 81 362 14 32 56 260 10. 34 53 156 6 14 20 68 3 6 15 44 1 9 11 29 2 S 17 23 2 0 10 8 20 45 150 393 478 2139 85 398 439 1784 71 G s s 5 4 5 o 9 2 3 8 6 4 xx 'N is XT-XX' -gy Scenes We Liked tu See Brown rebounding, Sparks looking on. Sparks iumping. Pritchett with the ball team on the move! 1 ix Pritchett shooting, Olsen, Hawkins, Sparks covering. Brown shooting, Sparks protecting. Sparks shooting, Olsen protecting Pritchett shooting, Olsen, Sparks, Livingston looking on. Tl'ViI'1QMUIT1BI'iiS fill' v.U.i11BEiSliBtiJ8ll Left to rightp Coach Bradfield, Norman Stevens Q Manager, Mike Ritchie John Godare, Ron Ficklin Warmup Team in a Huddie. fiiitfi Pritchett shooting. i i 4 I 1 Sparks shooting, Olsen looking on. Warmup A 9 9 VA?-.SIT CROSS CUUNTR Front row, Sam Cross and Howard TiCl1eI10f Back row, Bill VanFossan, Ray Oppel, Don Scott, Gary Ramsey, Dennis Kirchner, Dennis Coyle, John Perry and Coach Ben .lohnso On ground, Ken Snicler Left to right, Ray Oppel, Gary Ramsey, Dan Kirchner, Dennis Coyle, John Perry and Bill VanFossan CROSS Q COUNTRY TEAM if 'iff 5 fre National Meet 4 ,ef , 1 Dennis Coile 2 Dennis Kirchner 3 Howard Tichenor 4 Gary Ramsey 5 Sam Cross 6 Ken Snider 7 Steve Presslar 8 Ray Oppel 9 Gary Hall 10 John Perry 11 Don Scott Manager Bill VanFossan Bill VanFossan, Ken Snider and Ray Oppel 'fi . is 1 ? Coach Johnson and his son, Bill VanFossan and Coach Vern Houchins - ,,, .gg . T1'3lll1lEZEI' Sl21'S Take National E1'lElT.I1'3l'lCE HUHDTS 1 '-X. ' 31 l wife 1 -SQ.. 2 Q silo F.. .mv .W . v. N F . S. 5 f- . . af -. WP X 4' Ffiffiksiue ff Gary Ramsey s+fV:,.'.+Nfeo, N 'f'fQNT- hge 'S3uuf ..- A - g N wry- X. ,w.,.. Q . Xvvz K' n X. gf e X , - wgxj' f 1 H- H, fe. ' Q +9 s -,. Q , ..,.A - , X X my 'ez- 1 1 x N' ' x 1 kk . F R ni., :1.? . 1 P1 v f - Ken Snider K- lm qu' Wk 4 , R ,ff Boy, she's tough! 9' ,4w is 4 ,, Del'Ir1iS KiI'Cl'1l'leI' Dennis Coyle Gary Hull :la VKW WLHV V M ,x , , Beat my buddie, will you! W J V+ 9 ffl. '4 .. 1 ff 4 ,S A,-, 3 my l The team should be around here someplace 'l'l9 COYLE LEADING V.U. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM TO VICTORY ll. ll. SPURTS NEWSLETTER Fall 1965 Cross Country Schedule Sept. 30 T 4300 P-M- Breckinridge ,Iob Corp Center M15 - 50 Oct. 2 T 11:00 A.M. 'Franklin and Manchester 135 - 201 143 - 201 Oct. 6 H 4:00 P.M. Oakland City College 16 - 47 Oct. 8 H 4:00 P.M. Evansville College 15 - 48 Oct. 16 H 11:00 A.M. Breckinridgc ,lob Corp Center 15 - 50 Oct. 19 T 4:30 P.M. 'Atterbury and Marion 15 - 74 - 58 Oct. 20 T 3:00 P.M. Twabash and Oakland City 30 - 44 - 51 Oct. 23 T 11:00 A.M. Evansville College 18 - 43 Oct. 30 T 1:00 l:'.M. Little State Meet at Indianapolis 10th Nov. 6 H 11:00 A.M. Bellarmine College 19 - 41 Nov. 13 N..l.C.A.A. jackson, Michigan fNational Championship 13rd in National Meet NSCAA1 'Low score wins i Host of Meet Home Course . . . Course Record . . . . Coach ....... New Course Reco ...3.5mi1es. .. rd ......... ......... 1 8105.5 ................ . . . . 18:52 .... . . Elks Country Club Howard Tichenor, 1965 Hen Johnson Dennis Coyle The 1965 Cross Country team of Vincennes University is well on the way to the best season of its brief his- tory. This year's team is the third to be fielded. The team of 1963 tied 1 and lost 3. The 1964 team won 4, lost 2, and placed 10th in the NJCAA National meet. To date this year, the Blazers have won 8 and lost 2. Returning from last year's team are four lettermen. These are captain of this year's team and top point getter from last year's squad, Dennis Kirchner of Washington, Ray Oppel of Corydon, Paul Robertson of Corydon, and Ken Snider of Decker, Indiana. Several freshmen have added needed depth to the team. Freshman Dennis Coyle of Fayettesville, Howard Tichener of Vincennes, Sam Cross of Hammond and Gary Ramsey of Odon have consistently placed in front ofthe pack in runs this year. Coyle has won all but one of the races this year and fortunately for Vincennes University was beaten by team member Howard Tichenor in his only loss. That win was a good one for Howard as he set a new record of 18:52 for the Vincennes University 3V2 mile course at the Elks Country Club. Dennis Kirchner had held the record of 18:59 until this time. Other frosh doing a fine job are Steve Pressler of Indianapolis, Gary Hall of Vincennes Don Scott of Indianapolis, and john Perry of Indianapolis, ,, NW, fy, ,Aiwa I -Rlzrgifw A My tyffligizqp MJ? Qqmi 4 6- U TRAC TEAM Lots more to go! Watch out! Sam Cross and a last Don Wolfslag Howard Tichenor Ray Oppel minute effort. VINCENNES UNIVERSITY TRACK MEET SCHEDULE - 1966 March l2 I. U. Open March 19 I.U. Open April 2 Franklin and Oakland City April 4 Oakland City and Evansville April 13 Wabash fFreshmenJ and ,qu Oakland City University X April 16 DePauw University Relays April 19 Indiana State University and DePauw University April 22 Lincoln Christian April 26 Indiana Central, St. joseph College and Franklin College April 29 Black Hawk Relays, Moline, Illinois May 3 Oakland City May 7 Big - Little State May 14 Evansville College May 20 and 21 National junior College Championship, Garden City, Kansas 'lm Hred! May 28 Purdue University Open Paul Robertson V. U. TRACK TEAM AND COACH BEN JOHNSON , vi ta '-I ,,Nv. m .,. T MLW w.Qfu5f'7'? w A gl mm .1 me vii-nf. jp if 'X fffzflwgff xigga vpmg ,t,,4,4m4:2-my ' .n'f -gl' ' V4 1 1 1:3-ff +-- ' if Y if Boy, this is fun! Dyke Shannon Left to right, Jim Hendrickson, John Perry, Gary Romsey, Roy Oppel, Randy Weber, Roger Carrithers, Mike Ritchie, Bill Hockman, Keith Ruble. Back Row, Herb Dillon, Ron Gawthorp, Dennis Kirchner, Dennis Coyle, Bob Dollmon, Sam Cross, Don Wolfslag, Howard Tichenor, Galen Holtz, Mike Gilbert, Steve Kirchoff and Coach Ben Johnson. l2'l Q , . K as Rf . ,A w.XwQ' L--X un:-..w..N..,. . L. WT m -as :Hike Qfmxw if is 35 1.2 , Vs , 1 'W W fff' L ' Fw! ' 4 'rf ,ff ff f , W ,J Z, , if Q2 THE FIGHTING SPIRIT I OF GOOD OLD V.U. sp I Le1's rake a break. Go get 'em! HEY- RR 5 5 .rx X N, 3 Q? .A.. it xii .li 13.-:Ii .,kk. .. A V I ,, I1-f 0 IC my II.1f fi ' I if -2 . . iw 31155. I I 3-is . 3 ' I ' 5. we I I T- I K: . A- I , .V . ScI1ooISpirit, Cheerleaders in action. Everybody yell. 3 I I 41 4 6' 'Z Q12- O4, '94 -vc, be '90 41' 0, 43, Q 'O if 453- 'Ir 'Va Late to class. Ge' Off mY fool! 3 gf if W l 'ww ., x V Y N V :jk ll .ug-nun: Where's fhe ball? wha' do YOU mean YOU Run don'f walk. won't yell? You think Minnesota Fats is good? if Trampoline time. Top to botfomg Don Acheson Ron Copuc. IIIIPIIIMTIPIL SPUIITMAIISIIII' IN 'IUIIUII FOOTBALL PASS WINS CHAMPIONSHIP NEWMAN CLUB, WINNER OF THE INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL houcl-:I CHAMPIONSHIP Receiving o pass is Paul Ayers, sophomore, Left to righf, John Korifko, freshman, David Dunn, sophomore, Mike Beef Corcione, freshman, Carl Henderson, sophomore, Gus ViI- Iapiano, freshman. Backfield players: Walt Padgetf and Denny Phegley, sophomores. Ist So you wan? To fight! K ia... Fooiball ucfion. W is M Contact! Two against fhree isn't fair. Y Eight! Gregg Van Lue On Guard! Karen Allen 1 v Flies sure are thick! Tom McDermott Q Lef'5 go girls, I-,gf if! This takes skill. Gary Keller, Phillip Gower Short rope, huh? H0W'5 mY form? We'll give me ren, you twenty Borfendar, bring another round. -q 1 I Right down the middle. D011 f Curve. AnY7hin9 70 590' fhe dfflff- Here comes the draft sorgent. VULLE BALL SHARP SHUUTERS IN ACTION l1's my iurn. :Q l'll sneak underneath if. A great set-up. Look out! lt's coming down! This is how to hit the ball. ,Q N, 10 - 3 QU, U ' iw 'L fl 1 .K , .X ff' ryzw, Q 1 ww 'f ffwwff, Y. A X' x.,A Ax k 1 M 'il Xify x' sw--. xx if KX was ff' X .. 'M .X w lays xi s I 5 W. A ,,,, L fx- A Q 6 If . ',9 1 rf -.Liar fffjf. The Flying P.PiiS'tS fI'0m V.lI.Will'lil'1BBiqBULI1'1CB. Jack Romme is really flipped. Flip and side twist. Back Flip by Gary Hall. Front: Barry Wenzler, Alan Painter, John McDanials, Mike Jones, Ron Capua Back: David Peters, Jack Romme and Gary Hall. Dave Peters and Jack Romme. Flip and layout. Flip and a stand. Look out be I ow! V.U.'s Tipsy Topsv Tumblers Don Acheson and Ron Cupuu. Ron Cupuo flips. Flip! Going into a hand sfond. Hand flip 131 AP-.ATB CLUB Karate club warming up. Jack Romney kicking, Denny Coluhn blocking Waifing for instructions Mike Sulenger bursting bricks. r N L 1 W W ' I I I 1 Q y Q' , A Vplp. f 'VC L I x ,I ,f-7 ,fi . ,Lb C, fill' I N uk N ' 4 Xp' ' A X Aff Af L J by N 1 A ,fy r . f Ygi If VA 2,5 L Q JAVA Ll' 7 ' L by 1 'L fi , jf of AL ,, J x Lf ,N 1 V, ,,-f ,LN A A L 1 1 1 U ff A A 1 1 1 A A, I ,- , v' A - v , 'P , 1' L 1 , 4 VV v I, . :ba 'Vu .W . , f I 11,9 W kay, 's I . ,f X ,ft f V 5 V ,4 ' I , . L-' r ,V . , ' 1 fw Nu. ffl! J L f M JL f ' V NA! 1 .f V ' af 1' M ,I K . . 1 1 v ,I 1 1 , . ,V . VL L fa 7 , lvl' ', 0 MV N xr 17 1 ' Lf , 4 ,. 1 ' 1 I . ., ,1 ,Q , ' -1 f Q ., , . V , F 1 ,' I, 1 Hu ' ' ,V ,V Y ,. -A 2 A L I fx fi jff A M7 1 N 7 lx! Q! NZ fj v fi A A X,-fy! 1 L V 1 n ZLW ,Lag 1, 4 ,Iwi gf fa if A W L v 1 If 71 if K ,X ZW , 7 fl! fb ,f y H L fy V1 611 1-LL l 6' f' N' df,-X0 OV f' jblw t1 J 7 f ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS ALPHA THETA CHI OFFICERS President. . . . . Dan Schrader Vice-Pres. . . . . Jerry Sullivan Secretary . . . .,... Tim Weir Treasurer ............ John Webster Student Senate Representative Tom Yochum Sponsor: Dr. Daniel B. Meador 134 OFFICERS President . . . . . Pam Murray Vice-Pres. . . .... Terry Bodine Secretary. . . . .Ruth Heberling Treasurer .............. Judy Lane Student Senate Representatives Karen Caldwell Karen Robinson Sponsors: Miss Cornelia Carter Mrs. Harriet Groscop The massive stone statue of Francis Vigo, fur trader and patriot who aided Gen. George Rogers Clark in the capture of Fort Sackville, is the setting for the officers of Alpha Theta Chi Sorority. Front: Gloria Wallace, Nyrene Riggs, Nadine Phelps, Sandrawoodring and Mary Kay Sandefur. Back: Pam Murray, Ruth Hebering and Terry Bodine. AGRICULTURE CLUB Appropriately, an old covered wagon is the background for the picture of this club on campus. Front: Tom Yochum, Tim Weir and John Webster Back: Dr. Daniel B. Meador, Sponsor, Jerry Sullivan, Lonnie Kaiser and Dan Schrader. Left to right: Timothy Bowles, Charles Nieman, Larry Bechtel, Robert Russell, John Perry, Mike Heacox. CIRCLE OFFICERS President ............ Larry Bechtel Secretary. . . . . Timothy Bowles Treasurer ............ Mike Heacox Student Senate Representative Robert Russell Board Member ........ Charles Nieman Sponsor: Dean Preston Albright Circle K members man the paddles during the annual Chili Supper, and stir the kettles . . . of piping hot soup, over the open fires near Green Auditorium. ,, l l,,,,,,,,,,,, Nrrrr M y Left to right, Wally Myers, Treasurer, Jerry Rusk, SS Rep., Scott Rumble SS Rep., Donna Schooler, Secretary, Tim Weir, President, John Crook, Vice - President, 4-H CLUB OFFICERS Wally Myers, Treasurer, jerry Rusk, Student Senate Representa- tive, Scott Rumble, Student Senate Repre- sentative, Donna Schooler, Secretary, Tim Weir, President, John Crook, Vice President. Picture shows marker dedicated to Sarah Knox Taylor, daughter of Zachary Taylor and wife of jefferson Davis. She was born near the present campus. 135 DISTRIBUTIVC CDUCATICII OFFICERS President .......... Thomas Cooper Vice President . . . . . Larry Wray Secret ary ............. Linda Page Treasurer ...... . . . Richard Hansell Student Senate Representative Sponsor: Mr. Ralph Wray Dave Coats Pat Davis DE officers are pictured at Marone's, present building on the site of the store once owned by Laurent Bazidone and pillaged by George Rogers Clark to obtain food and clothing for his Big Knives after the capture of Fort Sackville. Left to right, Tom Cooper, Linda Page, Larry Wray, ELECTRONICS CLUB Left to rightg first row: Ed Burr, Bill Quall-cenbush, Jerry Brandenburg, Mr. Black- burn, Terry Duffey, Maurice Uebelhor, Carl Schandelmeier, Back row, Randee Burks, .lim Steffey, Phil Smith, Randy Terrell, Fred Reimers, Jim Carnahan . I36 Bill Qualkenbush Terry Duffey Paul Carnahan Michael Hager Randee Burks Maurice Uebelhor ROSTER OF MEMBERS Steve Leighty Jim Steffey Phillip Smith Ed Burr Fred Reimers Randy Terrell OFFICERS President .,......... Tom Hamblen Vice President .... '. Maurice Uebelhor Secretary .,........ Curtis Folmsbee Treasurer ........... Vern johnson Student Senate Representative Phillip Smith Sponsor: Mr. Marion Blackburn Curtis Folmsbee Vern Johnson Dave Robertson Bill Taylor Dick LeMay Tom Hamblen X. S. bk: ,SP X. 'wtf GAMMA TAU HOME EUUNUMIUS CLUB OFFICERS President .........,. Winona Wheat Vice President. . ., ., .. . .Jackie Minns Secretary .. . ., . . , ., . Dee Bennington Treasurer .......r. Natalie Barnhardt Student Senate Representatives Becky Rogers Nancy Moore Advisor: Mrs. Caroll Deem MEMBERS Terry Armstrong Kathy Henze Winnie Wheat Sue Barber Susan Hake Minerva Witherspoon Natalie Barnhardt Linda Johnson Ginny Barrett Cae Lamb Janet Beasley Jackie Minns Dee Bennington Nancy Moore Martha Burrell Pat Nimnicht Pat Carver Kathy Organ Rita Calvin Becky Rogers Laurel Gardner Patty Rothenberger Kay Geisler Ruth Ann Schmidt Mary Halter Wilburta Sodders Sally Harder Wendy Stout Kathy Tynon Regina Wynkoop Susan Welde Virginia Wheat OFFICERS President ,..,t...... Dean Winkler Vice President , . , ,..n Steve Dunn Secretary ...,. . . . Phil Wichman Treasurer ......... Richard Kluesner Student Senate Representative Harold Briedenbaugh Sponsor: Mr. Daryl Reigle Club officers are pictured on the verandah of the Harrison Mansion, home of William Henry Harrison, first president ot the Board ot Trustees at Vincennes University. Left to right, Richard Kluesner, Steve Dunn, Dean Winkler, Phil Wichman, Lett to right, Winona Wheat,Jackie Minns, Dee Bennington, Mrs. Deem, Wilburta Sodders, Nancy Moore, Natalie Barnhardt, Becky Rogers. 137 if INTERNATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS President .... . . Amaparo Jaramillo Sec. - Treas. ......... Carol Conrad Student Senate Representatives Barbara Grinestaff Kathleen Scales Sponsorsii Miss Amy Loomis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chiang Left to rightp Peter Githiri, Carol Conrad, Amparo Jaramillc, Gloria Wallace Picture taken in the attractive Friendship Garden on campus. ABATE CLUB OFFICERS President .u.. ,...r.. J ohn Erbarcher ViceePres, M M . .. ., . jack Lee Secretary ., . , .. jack Romme Treasurer ..r. . . . .. .. ., V . ., M Dave Peter Student Senate Representatives Dennis Callahan Carlos lVIereno Sponsor: Mr, Ben johnson 'I38 Front left to rightg Carlos Mereno, Dave Peter, Dennis Calahan Backg Jack Romme, John Erbarcher, .lack Lee, MU ALPHA THETA 'Y me M ,. , t, l r ' s if .ff i t s 21 Q , ,g p , V, ?, oFFlcERs ,tins President. .......... Stephen Carroll Vice-Pres. . . . . . Mike Hochesang r Sec. - Treas. ....... Richard Bennett Student Senate Representatives Richard Kluesner Norman Denny Sponsors: Mr. Alan Bradfield Mr. joe Fischer W Mr. Richard Ruppel This picture was taken on the steps of the first State Bank of lndiana founded in Vincennes, in 1834. Left to right, Richard Kluesner, Mr. Richard Ruppel, Richard Bennett, Stephen Carroll, Norman Denny, PEP CLUB OFFICERS President.. . . . . . Mike Cummings Vice-Pres. . . .Victoria Rothrock Secretary .... .... D eanna Pitts Treasurer. . . . . Ronald Beakeeing Sponsor: Miss Ruth Mead Left to right, Mike Cummings, Victoria Rothrock, Deanna Pitts, Ronald Beakeeing, 139 Father Bernard Lutz OFFICERS President . . . . Dan Weber Vice-Pres. . . .... Rob Nolat Secretary. . . . . Mary jo Wieler Treasurer ............... Jim Hopf Student Senate Representative Lawrence Williams Fac. Adv. . . . . Miss Jennie Hopf Newman Club Sponsors: Miss Jennie Hopf Mr. Robert Schultheis Mr. Fred Walker Rev. Cyprian Daily 0.S.B. from St. Meinrad speaking to New- mannites on Inquisition -- at center. NEWMAN CLUB All pictures were taken in the very popu- lar Newman Center on campus. Officers of Newman Club, left to right, Lawrence Williams, Stu- dent Senate Representative, Dan Weber, President, Miss Jennie Hopf, Faculty Advisor, Mary Jo Wieler, Secretary, Bob Nolat, Vice President, Jim Hopf, Treasurer. OLD AND NEW BOARD Left to right, Larry Williams, Dan Dittman, Mike Cummins, Mary Ann Williams, Roger Naab, Mike Cochran, Jerry Lutz, Morris Carrie, Rob Nolat, Dan Weber, Jim Hopf, INDIANA ASSOCIATION UT NURSING STUDENTS f S' Picture taken in the lobby of Good Samaritan Hospital, First County Hospital in Indiana. Left to right, Phyllis Hopper, Sandra Richter, Peggy Fane, LaVon Steward, Lois Large, Johanna Haas, Beverly Heern. SNO-CAPS FOLDED NURSES FORM NEW GROUP Vincennes University's Department of Nurs- ing has formed a new three-county district of the National Student Nurses' Association. Completed in time for the opening of the l965-66 school year, the action dissolves Sno-Caps,a campus club founded in l960 for V.U. nursing students. Known as the Southwest District, the V.U. inspired group is directly tied to the Indiana division of NSNA and brings the number of Hoosier districts to eight. NSNA's parent in the American Nurses Association. All of V.U.'s 50 nursing students belong to the Southwest District which encompasses Knox, Daviess, and Martin counties. V.U.'s is the only nursing school in the area but, should other schools be established, their students would be immediately eligible for NSNA membership. Charter officers of Southwest are Barbara Fox, presidentgSandra Jones, vice-president, Janet Helms, secretary, and Johnna Haas, treasurer. All are V.U. seniors. Student Sen- ate delegates are Ruth Heberling, senior,and Phyllis Hopper, freshman. OFFICERS President. Vice President . . Secretary .... Treasurer . Student Senate Corr. Sec. Lois Willis . . Margaret Fane . . . . LaVon Steward johnna Haas Representative Sandra Richter Phyllis Hopper Sponsors: Miss Rosemary King Mrs. Stella Risch Beverly Heern I966 MEMBERSHIP SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Kay Bailey Sally Bateman Carolyn Bishop Sheryl Bloebaum Arlene Boes Mary Ann Bohnert Georgia Brammer Charlotte Brown Carol Conrad Sharon Cullop Lutie Esmeier Margaret Fane Catherine Faulkn SI' Barbara Fox Dinah Gardner Johnna Haas Penny Hardin Maxine Hayes Beverly Heern Mary Wolfe Rita Hoehn Mary Holscher Phyllis Hopper Dina Horn Alice Inman Amparo Jaramillo Elaine Jones Sandy Jones Edwina Kirchoff Lois Willis Kathryn McCoy Rita McDonald Georgia Meier Donna Mills .ludith Morgan Linda Purlee Sandra Richter LaVonne Steward Ree Ann Welton Mary Wolfe Tom Johnson, Scott Griffin, Mike Hochreiter, Steve Duron and Mr. Forrest Waggener, sponsor. MHWW W 4- Picture taken in the fraternity's house on the campus. Left to right, Harold Mead, Dave Holmes, Randie Johnson. SIGMA PI . .E l rt .. I fit w un , WA ' 4: ,,f,,f9X . 1 OFFICERS President ........ Mike Hochreiter Vice President. . . . . Steve Daron Secretary . . . . . . Vern johnson l Treasurer. ......... Tom Johnson Herald CI-Iistorianj Robert Burnos Sergeant at Arms . . . . Scott Griffin Sponsors: Mr. Forrest Waggener Director of Residence Hall Vincennes University SIGMA PI FRATERNITY - ALPHA CHAPTER VINCENNES UNIVERSITY - VINCENNES, INDIANA Purpose and History of Organization Sigma Pi Fraternity was born at Vincennes University in 1897 under the name of Tau Phi Delta. ln 1910 Sigma Pi was admitted into full membership by the Nation- al Fraternity Conference under the name of Sigma Pi. ln 1913 a tragedy mars the picture. Under the strain of rowth and the burden of the war, the decline of Vincennes University was rapici As a result of the de- creasing enrollment Vincennes -Alpha Chapter lost her life. On about October lst, 1964 after much hard work by Mr. ,lames Hills and a few in- terested students, Mr. Hills lNational-Secretary of the fraternityi announced that a Corenthian Club was to be started. Finally, on Feb. 26, 1965, after sitting idle for over half a century, sixteen V.U. students were formally initiated into the ranks of Sigma Pi. At this point the Fraternity's mother cha ter was officially reactivatedg making Vincennes University the ONLY junior coflege in the United States to have an active National Fraternity on its campus. The objects of the fraternity are: To establish a brotherhood of and for, college meng to promote scholarship and literary cultureg to advance the cause of ed- ucation, to raise the standards -- of morality among men to diffuse culture and encourage chilvalry. Since the reactivation of Alpha Chapter the fraternity has taken part in many different activities: included in these are: The M.S. Drive and collection, various fraternity sponsored dances, lincluding the annual street dancelg artici ation in all campus events fhomecoming etc.i, and the annual Orchid Flpall andj other interfraternity activities. ln September of 1965 the fraternity acquired a chapter house which is now under the process of remodeling by the members' and pledges. Within the near. future the Picture taken in the fraternity's house on the campus. Left to rightg Todd Shoes, Jerzy Little, Dave Holmes, Steve Daron, Randie Johnson, ruce ewitt, Brian Barlow. K Bernie Brandy wine, Pledges polishing the Sigma Pi Mascot. 142 andirons inthe Sigma Pi house. fraternity has hopes of 0 taininxg a new building as a chapter house, which will be an outstanding addition to the incennes University Campus. MEMBERS ACTIVES: Winifred Adams Robert Burnos Steve Chastain Steve Daron Chuck DeMartin Dave Elmore Scott Griffin Richard Hansell Michael Hochreiter Duane Hoerneman Randall Johnson Thomas Johnson Vern Johnson Phil Jordan Steve Kirchoff Robert McCabe Matt Mongin Michael 0'Neill John Quarterman Robert Shaw Todd Shoop Dave Shoop Dave Smith Richard Studier William Taylor Richard Yager John Zeigler Ronald Zeller PLEDGES: James A an Larry Al?ison Paul Ayers Brian Barlow Larry Beety Tom Bumgardner Spencer Davis John Downes Michael Green Hebert Grout Carl Henderson Bruce Hewitt David Holmes Joe Hudkins William Lane Douglas Lindvall Jerry Little Harold Mead John McGrigg Steve Miller Douglas Padgett Walter Padgett Robert Studier Ronald Sumrak James Trogesser Ronald Viehman James Vau hn Randy Windgell SSCRSTAR A Flcture taken in front of old cannon mounts in Harrison Park. First row Ginny VonBehren second rowg Randy Ripple, Jani McClary Connie Thompson thrid row, Jerry Church, NIJ BUSINESS CLUB OFFICERS President ...... . . . Jerry Church Vice President. . . . . . Ron Rushton Sec. - Treas. .......... J ani McC1ary Student Senate Representatives Connie Thompson Ginny VonBehren STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSCCIATICN SITE OF THE RELOCATED AND RESTORED Old Marla Creek .Bapltsi Church TO BE PRESERVED AS AN HISTORIC LANDN AND T0 SERVE AS A CGLLEGE CHAPEL ARK Left to right Martha Burrell, Judy Allen, Linda Emmons, Brenda Emmons Jane Capehart Jane Wade, Ron May, OFFICERS President ....... . . . Jane Capehart Vice President. Secretary .... Treasurer .... . . . . . . Nancy Falls . . . . Linda Emmons . . . . . .Brenda Emmons Student Senate Representatives Ron May Judy Allen Sponsors: Dr. june Dollahan Mr. Myron McKittrick MEMBERS Brenda Totten Mary Kay Sandefur Brian Barlow Steve Lawlis Linda Skilkett Sonia Hancock Peter Githiri Cynthia Taber Li Sally Harder Charlotte Hatton Barbara Johnson Natalie Barnhardt Linda Espey Elaine Buchanan Rose Ann Riester Crystal Childress nda Sargent I MN R fi TECH CLUB OFFICERS President ............. Melvin Erny Secretary. . . . . . . Jerry Perry Treasurer ............ Steve Biscoe Pictured left to right, Jerry Perry, Melvin Erny, Steve Briscoe Student Senate ReP1'eS9f1t3tiVeS David Vanlaningham. David Vanlaningham Don Vonkoskey Sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chiang Mr. Tom Reckerd Left to right, first row, Alan Walsh, Larry Wa ldroup, Bud Neer, Ron lce, James Booth, Carl Schandelmeier. Second row, Dave Sarles, Janet McGovren, Jerry Perry, Mark Scott, Don Robbins, Melvin Erny' Larry Piegh, Royce Mason. :book to Historic 5, Ind., edited by Mrs. James Mac- ere recently re- re. ler came from the Jrings, Md. Law which requested z sent to Depart- he Interior, Office sretary, Washing- Another order am Field Enter- vho publish World zyclopedia, in Chi- idiana University ern Center at ville, Ind., adopt- iidebook as a text d for Indiana his- -es. idebook is sold at Bookstore, Beck- ing Turnau ing 'Pasqu Pasquale, an ope Jresented by the T sh---in Green 9. The opera is Opera Players is enth national tour. given 500 per- s of 40 operas this Fifty-five musi- gers, andproduc- make up the com- Opera Players is ofit, educational whose purpose 'ing professional maller American Les, gain respecti. , as a success rge-city charity, ve experience to igers and musi- up was originat- late Professor Turnau, former stage director. as to make opera E the American 2, just as it is in npany first per- Pine Hill, N.Y., giving 38 per- on an old skat- -turned recrea- It later became a :ompany in the 'Thnarnr TRAILBLAZER NEWSPAPER 0 ' ' freshman, 14, 3.7865 Wing Construction Begll1S Brenda men, freshman, 14, 3.7865 RobertGrannan, Ground was broken in late February and construc- Senior 15 3.733, Kenneth tion of a new wing on Shake Library was begun. It Meirirfg 'freshnqan 17 will be the Byron R. Lewis Wing and is expected Q -ma. ' ,-Li-.. nl-, D l l Il I1 3 'l Cl 3 y 3 5 Y 5 musical. to take the entrance tests, ggatgtlailggorriilgifgdglgsf EEZ Don Pas uale, com- she said. . . q. , 5 1 'lavnfacr obs v's1n1nr-x 'Inna-9 In the posed but !'NAv.v-IAM.. ...t ..1.... - SI-age early v ' ' the Century many Seated: Judy Devlin, senior, chairman ofthe editorial board. Su9h, as Standing, left to right: Sharon Mullis, staff employee .who opfffufes Fflden 3 like 3-Ylnlr 3 machines on which copy for The Trailblazer is set in type. ' Pam Ziits Mr. Fred Walker Jr., editor of The Trailblazer in l956-57, now faculty advisor SOP?-and John Olsen, senior, member ofthe four-man editorial board. I re- membel Unavailable for photo: Ron May and Pat Smith, seniors, members of the editorial Dttieg ll Don I board. compose fr in all. on me ski team at uei uigu gffrndn' ' Y jlfilwson Turnau Opera Players school. She said I miss e Sc 00 ' e es has had many good reviews. The Louisville Courier- Journal said: The Turnau Opera Players performed with taste, style, and nim- bleness. The Atlantic City iN.J.J Press said that the success of the evening, and there is no doubt about this success, was due to the youth and enthusiasm shown by the Turnau Op- era Players. Turnau Opera Players is sponsored by the Na- rirxnal kffnciff T n.-.Nun 'nah skiing very much! It snows in Alaska in early October, and the snow stays until the end of May or early June, summer ski- ing in cut-off jeans and sweatshirts is the thing with the Alaskan teens, Pam said. During the summer, the ski fans make use of the glacier, Alyeska. Nearly everyone has a boat and a plane in Alaska, Pam noted. Canoe trips up the river are a common who live out of the cities, or in the 'bush,' are pick- ed up in buses for school. There is little discrimina- tion against either Negroes or Eskimos in Alaska, Pam said. On June 21, the longest day of the year which is light for 24 hours, there are all-night sports events. When asked if she found it difficult to sleep when it was light in the sum- mer or attend school in ..---..1-LY 1 1 - Ti Uvnnnninunnrnj xu.u.ix.,5v, Bay, Oregon, hopes to a Kudokan Judo Clt blackbelt judo expert, learned the spori Okinawa, will direci club. VU also has a K Club. Dennis Call freshman, is the instrt He studied karate in K Vlisses Sk have any trouble. Yo: get used to it. Pam described Northern Lights as moved across the si winter. They are absoi beautiful! Allcolors-- yellow, orange--all of look so lovely. Although there is 2 lege in Alaska, the, versity of Anchorage, said it would be muc cold a college life for It averages about 61 grees below zero, ani students stay inside time. There are tu beneath the snow J building to buildingf, said. Speaking of the ferences between if orage and Vincennes, said, There are a'l night clubs for teen-2 in Anchorage. There always some place tf There's quite a ference. Although she enjoys the Alaskan is anxio: get back to the skil 93 V. U. PLA HUUSE ALICE U OLD VINCENNES THIS IS THE SITE OF HER LEGENDARY HOME Left fo righfp Nancy Hackenbruch, David Kent, David Peter, Pam Shobe. OFFICERS President ...........n. David Kent Sec. and Treas .... Nancy Hackenbruch Student Senate Representative Pamela Shobe Sponsor: Miss Amy Goodhue Loomis A Scene From: THE WORLD OF CARL SANDBURGH Miss Amy Goodhue Loomis, Sponsor l as .Q- s New 5 Picture in front of - Territorial Capitol Basketball House Housemother, Bob Pritchett, Bob Hawkins, Dan Sparks. UUTIQ D9IT1UC1'ElS OFFICERS President ............ Bill Fuller Vice President. . . . . . Bob Nierste Secretary ...... . . .Terry Bodine Treasurer ............ Donna Green Student Senate Representatives Joyce Verley Rick Cobb Sponsor: Mr. Allen Bradfield Counselors or Durmatnrv Front row, left to right, George Sabiston, West Hall, Phil Jordan, West Hall, Larry Wray, West Hall, Sue Taylor, Vickie Brown and Nyrene Riggs, East Hall. Back row, Jon Tucker, West Hall, Joe Hudkins, West Hall, Randy Wendell, West Hall, Scott Griffin, West Hall, Emil Distel, East Hall, Delbert Weyer, East Hall and Leslie Nason, East Hall. 147 Would you believe-- ' l see your cards. Somebody H E L P! ! Shots Around Our Campus 9 17,2 2 Yes, l'm asleep. What dance is this? What a picnic! So what? 0h! l'm iust leaving. Our ltal ian Chefs . Same to ya fella! Taste! Ha! Caught ya. 45 W We l l, l lost my car. Z ' lt's got m Y l f ih 7V . - ' - ','f ,V ' , K A ,,,,, . A Q2 ' V1 , y . , 5 K .. 3, A NA' .... ,f T ,, T ry in ' to h ide ? 2 ' - W ,,,.v,,i ,,,f,m f f , A, ldidnv, ,, Did you full down? Wait! l'm coming -- 5 Ml !- El! You re loklng! Let me out Really now! K l , , wow! l1's hot. eat' s '9 ' 148 Hold my hand - - UNIVERSITY LIFE AND ACTIVITIES STUDENT SENATE s-Qi. . Student Senate picture has the magnificent memorial to George Rogers Clark as the background. This memorial is the second largest in the nation and is built on the site of Fort Sackville. Lett to right, Marian Grizzle, Connie Thompson, Sue Hake, Judy Allen, Deanna Pitts, Mary Kay Sandefur, Sue Woodring, Lorethea Potts, Mary Ann Williams, Back row, Bill Homan, Tim Lacy, Richard Kluesner, Dick Reel, Dennis Callahan, Roger Naab. n....:.kf Left to right, front row: Tim Lacy, Dennis Callahan, Deanna Pitts, Mary K. Sandefur, Judy Allen. Second row: Gloria Wallace, Clint Breidenbaugh, Terry Thomas, Sandy Richter, Kathy Senesac. Third row: Norman Day, Lawrence Williams, Delbert Weyer, Kenny Tretter and Tom Yochum. Fourth row: George Sabistan, Bob Russell, Roger Gregory, Tim Bowles, Roger Noob. Fifth row: Mary Ann Williams, Don Westendorf, Becky Rogers, Marian Grizzle and Larry Bernardi. 5831118 TPEC1111011 The Beanie, symbolizing a new man on campus, gave the freshmen a new sense of insecurity as they began their first college year. I I I4 .nf Two hundred and ninty seven, Jus, because you are G Come on now, only another hundred feet Two hundred and ninfy eight . . . freshman doesnt' mean you don't have to take a both. 1 S 1 X . phi '. , . Q' When we soy, wear A victim of upper Okay! Okay! Sisko your beanie, we class authority. mean iff! The tradition of Beanie Day, introduced by the Student Senate in 1961, began one of many steps towards a more collegiate social atmosphere at Vincennes University. 151 Chill Supper k iw .R S A Lets' see - 4 of these, 2 of these and 6 of those. Did you see a hand float to the surface? A hungry crowd coming through. Heh! Hehl Hehl lgot my chili. You mean they eat this??? Everyone plays in the Chili Bowl. Thank mel Left to right: Don Acheson, Lori Miller, Dick Ray, John Hancock, Sharon 0'Neal. Front: Phil Jordan, John Marqowski. Ulll P0511 BUUllSlDl E EE1l'lJDUli 5IJEQl'lBlll SUDDBP . -we-s gk... 5 Left to rightg Mr. McQuaid, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Kramer, printers of LeRevoir, Mrs. McQuaid. Line-up in Student Union to buy books and supplies. -la. A mx BooKsf 'X ,C-K A- wry., -,V ww r I 'mic :War , 5 r-1. , EHPi0YEESG?ilY f T3lB1'1i Show and PlHYl'lUUSB Les Schmidt? Sharon Grannon i Dody Sfemm, Bill Homan Variety Show talent at its best. .lan Punch Sandy Woodring Dave Goodnow, Dave Kent Miss Loomis, Mr. Lundy Sherri May 154 Bur, Maw - it's the latest! Left to right: Dave Gooclnow, Jim Langford, John Marqowski, Bonnie Sparks. My Three Angels was the first production presented by the V.,U. Playhouse. Randy Wendell Dippy Weyer, Connie Abboh The Queen go? her man. V.U. Sadie Hawkins Day. , I Gotta powerful hon kerin '? Paperback Book Fair The Annual Paperback Book Fair usually draws a crowd of students as Well as patrons from the surrounding community. Several thousand paper- back books are on display and for sale. One of the most popular exhibits, among the students, are the reproductions of famous paintings. Approximately 2000 persons registered at the Fair this past November while it was held in Green Auditorium. Sfudenis milling and browsing among the display of books. Children's books are always popular. is .4 f ,.4, , , 1 . Jim McQuaid announces one of the hourly prizes. A Mile of Books! Professor Ernesr Lundy and his wife, look over display of books for children and Bruce Sutton and David Sarles stop young people. at the checkout counter. 155 F1'ESl'11'1'1ElI'1 Cl'i1'iSi1T1BS UIJETI House Giant Snowman is background for tea table. ww ,kf A 5 .5 ,fi Q , I ,I 'T 'T',f':l-Q Left to right: Susie Liscinsky, Marty Gunder, Mrs. Lef, ,O ,ight Sandy woodringl Jeanie Smhh, Sue 5hdr0r1 D0Ckil'1S, Pam Shobe, Deon Albfighf- Weide, Jennie Barrett, Back: Ross Gurrigus. 'rn 'Q M , I v Housemothers, Faculty ond Staff gother for afternoon tea. Students enioy visiting at open house. AITIUHQ Noted Speakers El v.U. Mr. Martin Agronsky C.B.S. News Commentator r 3 I W, 497 Left to rightg Richard Ertel, Champ Greenlee, Robert Schultheis, Leif fo right: Mr, Agronsky, Mr. Schultheis, Mr. Baker - MF- A9f0n5kYf Tim LUCY- Valley Advance. wk., -Mefyfwt 'T 'i 'A 'draws dl 3 3 Mr. M' Agronsky in Blue Room having an informal diss Mr. Ference Nagy, formerly Prime Minister to Hungary cussion with students. MVS! ie '12 X Sf x Community Series ,Jr 3 Y A flue? ,A Dr. Albert Stewart who is the director ofthe nationally acclaimed Purdue Glee Club. THE SCHOLARS from Purdue Includes Jack Strite, Soph- omore in the School of Industrial Illustration Tech- nology, from Angola, Ind., Cal Yoke, Sophomore in the School of Forestry, from Camby, Indianapand Thomas LeFerve, Sophomore in the School of Engineering Sci- ence and a member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, from Elkhart, Indiana. The Scholars are recog- nized for their two guitars and a singular approach to today's folk and spiritual type music. The talented hands of Mr. Daniel Llord, solo marionettist and creator of Llords' INTERNATIONAL , a marionette CONCER- THEATER for adults. 0 Ind ianapolis Symphony with ls ler Soloman Conducting. at Mario Escudero from Alicate, Spain. He is one of the greatest Flamenco Virtuosi, and became famous at the age of l4. 159 University Lire P '-' - , . 4 W , . ,- ... We're in the Pepsi generation! Japanese students who visited 1000 cities ofthe U.S.A Hyoe Takeuchi and Hayao Takeuchi. ,, ' ' 'ff' W? W, 2 0 ,...,n its 1' M ibm M nQsnnes MA Les Nason and a Marine Captain Left to rightg Mike McArthur, Randy Vaughn, Dave The Marines want you! Vanclerwall. W 4? ' a 6' The Tomahawk room. A favorite place to relax during Quiet! We're studying this T.V. program. 160 the day. Bank 1V1UV11'1q The Trailblazers and cheer- leaders helped the Secur- ity Bank and Trust Co. to move all coins to their new bank. Moving money from old Security Bank and Trust Co. to the new bank. Trailblazers, cheerleaders, and coach. 1? Our excifed bqskefbull feqm Enthusiastic cheerleaders at the bank. 161 013911 House 111 the DU1'1T1BlU1'1ES 1 1 1 EE? g Hi Doll! Left to right, Mr. Waggoner, Dean M . H Albright, Mr. Summers H' there! 'XMIM' John Hancock Oh, Did 1 see something in ihere? Coffee, T90 ? 3 , Manarda Payne, Bonnie Price Jan Punch, Joe Hudkins Back row: Carl Hazelwood, Som Cross, Wal? F1uellen,fron?, Alvyna Chavis I ,, ! if HAH K- ! vw Mr. Waggoner, Mr. Summers, Dean come on mgs Albright, Woo, lf's over. 011811 1101.158 111 1118 D01'111E1U1'1ES ls Santa Claus really comin'? Two hundred pounds? ag f i , il 3 1 r i ' . Y . i 2 5 11 1 l ' 1 Caught you in the shower! 1 I Didn'1 ge? my money buck! San1'u,for Chrisfmas 1 want --- Under the mis1'1etoe 1,6-'W Danfe's Inferno? 5 .jdtnf Capping UE1'B1T1U1'1lES Left to right, Mrs. Stella Risch, Mrs. Phyllis Decker, Miss Amporo Joramillo speaking for class in, What R.N., Miss Donna Mills, Rev. .lack G. Davis, Dr. capping means. Miss Donna Tewell, Miss Rosemary lsaac K. Beckes, Rev. Bernard Lutz, Miss Lee Godare, King, Mrs. Caroline Pickett. Miss Amparo Jaramillo, Miss Rosemary King, Mrs. Caroline Pickett THE NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE I solemnly pledge myself before God, and in the presence of this assembly, To pass my Iife in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischie- vous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will clo 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 I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myselfto the welfare of those committed to my care. I I Left to right, Miss Godare, Miss Rita McDonald, Mrs. Left to right, Miss Godare, Miss Amporo Jaramillo, Mrs. 164 Pickett, Pickett. Capping Ceremonies Left to right, Mrs. Decker, Miss Donna Mills, Mrs. Risch. ReCePfi0r1 Offer Cupping. Miss Penny Hardin First row, left to right, Mrs. S. Risch, La Vonne Steward, Phyllis Hopper, Linda Purlee, Sally Bateman, Donna Tewell, Ree Ann Welton, Rita McDonald, Donna Mills, Amparo Jaramillo. Second row, Miss R. King, Peggy Hardin, Eclwina Kirch- off, Sharon Cullop, Judy Morgan, Kathryn McCoy, Mary Ann Bohnert, Georgia Meier, Peggy Fane, Miss L. Godare, Mrs. C. Pickett. We l.l1'1lVB1 SllY lille DEIHCES Howdy ya'all. Candy Thomas, Randy Wendell, Sharon John Margowski, Karen O'Brien O'Neal, Ronnie Menaugh 1 - - Yah-hoo mountain dew! So -- what d ya expect ln Southern Indiana? ' Dody Stemm, Bill Homan C t h 'f c . 'Let me hold your hand.' 0 me I you can Your bow is showing! ,if So--the yearbook 0ooh! l My feet! ! l can wait! 166 As.-ff Her Maiesty, Janet Jones afte crowned by Tom Johnson. r being Later, dear! Wowl Look at that snowman! l Lynda Cohen Terry Bodine Kathy Senesac QUEEN and .MIEIIUEHIS 3 .1 with ESCUFIS Cindy Sims Cheryl Tolbert Ed Lucas and his Royal Dukes from Indiana State University. P Q A Q Brenda Carter Susan Hoke S Dianna Pitts Barbara Fox Ul'l1 lSl1T1ES CUIIVO. Capers Tom Ayling, Nancy Hackenbruch Dance Preparations. Christmas Dance, Ed Lucas and his Royal Dukes I Sigma Pi can -ncan Conn' can you? Now how do you suppose that got in fhere??? . . . Awaiiing ihe gaiety of the Christmas Dance. Left to rightg Randy Wendell, Dr. Beckes, Dave N I I H Homes, Since you've been such a good boy! watch 'hcl fella' ' RBqiSi1'BiiU1'1 - 58001151 SE1'I'1ESiE1 Mr. Phil Summers supervising registrations in Beless Gym. waiting in line .U Mr. Jock Raley with new student. . . ,Eisgizgifnifxf 1' usst brgmfgs 34' is bgfmfewreved 2 :affirmed -- ,H 0. A I' T' 'A .. Av 'v vt 1 F' Pmfsffwffif? Pay your Money and Take Your Choice if Donna Johnson looks on as students fill ' Hard at Work registration. In Beless Gym turned into registration set-up D-r 1955 UU1'1'11TlE1'1CB1'I'1B1'1i and BEQ11'11'11I'1Q of 3 New vE1'1iU1 E 'W if First Glimpse ,.,. L, .sf U . Presentation of Le Revoir to Dr. Beckes, Presentation Dance 1 Fiestive Pinata Anxious Moments The Ending ofa Good Beginning. 170 f 0 GND and BEEF if mid 'fn ' I, X s N 1 Yr O fi A a n ,,- U 'Kf3'?i'W2-iw 'f 'L'-W3 fini 4 Signed: Caron 8. Shg.f'dY 1,1 .L I Winner of the Buhle of The Bands THE KNIGHTS Buddy Glover, John Quurtermun, Chuck.DeMurVin, Bob Nelson, Mike Hochreifer. w LE P.EVOll' Staff John Quarterman - Cover Design fnow in the Marinesl, John Hancock - Design and Layout The yearbook staff wishes to extend our heartfelt thanks to Mr. and Mrs. James D. McQuaid who are the sponsors of the Le Revoir. lt was they, who with their guidance, understanding and hard work made this year- book possible. Thank-you again, Jim and Marie. s The Le Revoir staff in Steptember. Phil Jordan, John Quarterman, John Margowski, and David Peggy Richards, Pat Smith, Susan Welde, and Sally Harder Sarles hard at work. working on identification. The yearbook staff also wishes to thank the faculty, the staff, the students, Mr. Horton and Mr. Gates, the photographers, Mr. Kramer, the printer, and everyone else involved, for their wonderful cooperation in helping with this yearbook publication. for1966 K I f 'V 'M 'N -,, Sharon 0'NeaI - Co-editor mm John Margowski - Co-editor Dave Brusch - Photographer Mr. and Mrs. James D. McQuaid - Sponsors Marcella Jones - Typist Larry Beety - Sports editor Connie Abbott William Ackerman Winifred Adams Ronald Adamson Vurlin Ames Joe Archer James Armpriester David Arthur James Arvin James Astrike Joseph Atkinson Paul Ayers Thomas Ayling Earlene lKayI Bailey Genevieve Baker Jerry E. Baker David Ballard Alan Banks Sue Barber Natalie Barnhardt Stephen Bates Janet Beasley Larry Bechtel Carl Beekman Danny Benefiel Richard Bennett Gary Bernardi Dennis Berry Donnis Berry David Billings Mary Billings Carolyn Bishop Carolyn Blair Sheryl Bloebaum Robert Blubaugh Robert Bobe Teryil Bodine Arlene Boes David Boesche Mary Booher Barbara Bordenet James Bowen Gerald Bradley Georgia Brammer Harold Breidenbaugh Kristine Brewer George Briner Steve Briscoe Lorena Brochin Edgar Brocksmith Charlotte Brown Gary Brown Mary Brown Peggy Brown Richard Brown Vicki Brown William Brown David Brusch Joan Buchanan Warner Buchanan Samuel Burke Martha Burrell James Byrnes Karen Caldwell Ronald Campbell Jane Capehart Morris Carie Raymond Carrie Stephen Carroll Brenda Carter Harold Cavender Thomas Chapman Stephen Chastain Janet Chesser David Coats Don Cobb Michael Cockrum 174 Senior Directory 207 W. Flora, Washington, Indiana R.R. 2, Jasper, Indiana 400 S. Main, Palestine, Illinois 12 N. Meridian, Washington, Indiana R.R. 1, Ladoga, Indiana R.R. 2, Worthington, Indiana 721 N. 7th St., Vincennes, Indiana 309 S.E. 7th, Washington, Indiana R.R. 1, Loogootee, Indiana R.R. 1, Frenchlick, Indiana 814 Spring St., Browntown, Indiana 451 S. First, Frankfort, Indiana 327 Forest Hill Way, Mountainside, N.J. 1401 14th Ave., Scottsbluff, Nebraska R.R. 4, Brazil, Indiana 1411 Brett Cabel Rd., Washington, Indiana 623 N. 10th, Vincennes, Indiana Elnora, Indiana R.R. 5, Montgomery, Indiana 128 Twedell Ave., Westville, N.J. 3701 Wenbrook Dr., Dayton, Ohio Elnora, Indiana Box 38, Elnora, Indiana Weedlane, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 2, Carlisle, Indiana R.R. 2, Montgomery, Indiana Leavenworth, Indiana R.R. 3, Carlisle, Indiana R.R. 3, Carlisle, Indiana R.R. 2, Washington, Indiana Shoals, IndianCI 914 W. Oak St., Mitchell, Indiana R.R. 1, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 1, Decker, Indiana R.R. 3, Carisle, Indiana R.R. I, Bruceville, Indiana 117 W. Cole St., Bicknell, Indiana 910 N. Court, Sullivan, Indiana 6006 Kingsley, Indianapolis, Indiana 36 E. Locust, Vincennes, Indiana 404 S.W.11th , Washington, Indiana 24 E. Sycamore St., Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 2, Montgomery, Indiana R.R. 2, Lynnville, Indiana R.R. 2, Jasper, Indiana 1005 E. 5th, Fowler, Indiana 330 E. Walnut, Princeton, Indiana 314 E. Sycamore, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 1, Washington, Indiana 12 M Prairie, Vincennes, Indiana Box 65, Edinburg, Indiana Box 127, Plainville, Indiana 1820 Ellen Drive, Speedway, Indiana R.R. 2, Bloomfield, Indiana 8402 N. Michigan Rd., Indianapolis, Indiana Box 355, Elnora, Indiana Box 137, Lyons, Indiana 8646 Walnut Drive, Munster, Indiana R.R. 1, St. Francisville, Indiana R.R. 1, Lawrenceville, Illinois 1223 Short St., Vincennes, Indiana 500 North 12th, Lawrenceville, Illinois 609 N. First, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 1, Dillsboro, Indiana R.R. 1, Sandborn, Indiana Box 36, Plainville, Indiana 123 E. Lyndale, Vincennes, Indiana 612 Broadway, Vincennes, Indiana 1217 N. 12th St., Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 2, Petersburg, Indiana R.R. 1, Box 33, Lizton, Indiana R.R. 1, Williams, Indiana R.R. I, Orleans, Indiana 436 James Drive, Noblesville, Indiana R.R. 1, Waynetown, Indiana 1117 N. Second, Vincennes, Indiana IW. St. Clair, Vincennes, Indiana Daniel Coene Rita Colvin James Combs Carol Conrad Steven Cook Marilyn Coonce Thomas Cooper Irene Craig Patricia Crenner John Crooke Harold Culbertson Michael Cummins Terry Cuzzort Ralph Daily George Dalleave Steve Daron Janet Dayton John Deardorff Terry DeBaun Charles DeMartin Norman Denny Steven Denney Judith Devlin Steve Diekman Robert Dickson Emil Distel Daniel Dittman Sara Doades Joseph Doyle Bernard Dreiman Steve Dunn Ke ith Edmondson Gordon Lee Elkins Terry Elkins Charles Elliott Leslie Emmett Brenda Emmons Linda Emmons John Erbacher Melvin Erny Lutie Esmeier Nancy Falls Charles D. Farmer Keith G. Farthing Catherine Faulkner Curtis Folmesbee Nancy Foster Barbara Fox Christine Fox Wes Friedman Dennis Fry Bill Fuller Johnny Furr Bernard Fallagher Dinah Gardner Stephen Gates Alan Gee Susan Gilliland Alan Gilmore Garrel Gilmore Peter Githiri Charlotte Grange Robert Grannon James Graves Richard C. Green Scott Griffin Barbara Grinestaff Marian Grizzle Merry Grubb Howard Gurbitz Johnna Haas Nancy Hackenbruch Larry Hadley Robert Hagemeier Frank R. Hale, Jr. James Haller Vernon Halter John Hancock Michael Hankins Richard Hansell David Hanson Sally Harder Sharon Harris Peter A. Hasler Mary Houck Judith Hawkins 60 Keyel Dr., Rochester, New York 603 S.W. 3rd, Washington, Indiana 228 Ogden St., Washington, Indiana 307 Church, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 3, Washington, Indiana R.R. 2, Washington, Indiana Wood Street, Loogootee, Indiana 35 S. Salem, Arlington Hgts., Illinois 5411 Whittler Ct., Indianapolis, Indiana R.R. 1, Worthington, Indiana R.R. 2, Claremont, Illinois 503 S. 3rd., Vincennes, Illinois Box 362, Griffin, Indiana 2035 S. 9th, Lafayette, Indiana Ragsdale, Indiana 410 Park Forest Dr., Robinson, Illinois 507 N. Meridian, Washington, Indiana R.R. 2, New Castle, Indiana 510 Scott St., Vincennes, Indiana 320 Allens Creek Rd., Rochester 18, N.Y. 400 N. 6th, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 2, Wabash, Indiana 1026 N. 10th, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 2, Bicknell, Indiana 815 Obispo, Culver, Indiana Luken, N. Judson, Indiana 215 S. 8th., Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 2, Height Chapal Rd., Princeton, Indiana R.R. 2, Loogootee, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana 13th, Vincennes, Indiana 1509 E. St. Clair, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. I, Cubois, Indiana Bloomington, Indiana Loogootee, Indiana Box 243, Oaktown, Indiana R.R. I, Elnora, Indiana R.R. 1, Elnora, Indiana Poseyville, Indiana 752 W. 8th. St., Jasper, Indiana 1324 N. Mill St., Jasper, Indiana Shoals, Indiana R.R. 3, Box 974C., Indianapolis, Indiana 524 E. Main, Greensburg, Indiana 416 S. Sth., Vincennes, Indiana 544 Gray, Bridgeport, Illinois 128 Seminary St., Vincennes, Indiana 3313 Hillcrest Rd., Vincennes, Indiana 443 S. Bambury Rd., Arlington Hghts., Illinois 6 Maple Court, Washington, Indiana R.R. 2, Springville, Indiana 1020 Oak, Vincennes, Indiana 706 E. 4th, Fowler, Indiana R.R. 1, Williams, Indiana 100 Edgewood Dr., Bedford, Indiana 910 Baronne, Lebanon, Indiana 215 E. Sycamore St., Boonville, Indiana 4914 Caroline, Indianapolis, Indiana R.R. 1, Carlisle, Indiana Box 175, Oaktown, Indiana Box 38, Kiambu, Kenya, East Africa R.R. 1, Bruceville, Indiana Montgomery, Indiana 1021 Dubois, Vincennes, Indiana 200 Queen St., Loogootee, Indiana 5926 Janet Lane, Washington, D.C. 440 W. Jefferson, Vincennes, Indiana Oaktown, Indiana 1319 Oak St., Vincennes, Indiana 3436 E. 38th St., Indianapolis, Indiana 1122 S. 3rd. St., Boonville, Indiana 6 Salem PI., Terre Haute, Indiana 1407 Locust St., Lawrenceville, Illinois R.R. I, Edwardsport, Indiana Vincennes St., Carlisle, Indiana 1649 N. Alabama St., Indianapolis, Indiana R.R. 5, Vincennes, Indiana P.O. Box 642, Vincennes, Indiana 603 N. 4th, Vincennes, Indiana 902 N. Monticello, Winamac, Indiana 820 Willow, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 3, Box 232, Shoals, Indiana Tower Heights, Princeton, Indiana Box 11, Elnora, Indiana 210 Adams, Princeton, Indiana 3115. 8th St., Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 3, 1210 N. R.R. 4, R.R. 2, Maxine Hayes Ruthanne Heberling Beverly Heern Jerry Heffernan Wayne Helderman Janet Helms Richard D. Helvie Carl Henderson Kathryn Henze Lawrence D. Hickman Gail Hineman Michael Hochgesang Mike Hochreiter Bill Hockman Rita Hoehn Duane Hoerneman Susan Hake David Holmes John Hoover James Hopkins Dina Horn William Houchins Joe Hudkins Thomas Hulsman Robert lllyes Alice lnman Edmund R. lrvin Drew lvers Randal Jackson Daniel John Amparo Jaramillo Emil Jines Jesse Johnson Randall Johnson Thomas Johnson Elaine Jones Janet Jones John Jones Sandra Jones Thomas Jones Phil Jordan Carolyn Kaiser Lonnie Kaiser Joan Kovanaugh David Kell James Kellams John Kelly David Kent Lester Kerns Howard King Dennis Kirchner Stephen Kirchoff Richard Kluesner Gayle Kramer Kathy Kuehm Tim Lacy Louis Ladislas Carolyn Lamb Judith Lane Robert L. Lanham Lois Large Janis Latshaw Clyde Lawson Robert Lawson John Lefler Richard LeMay Thomas Lents Kenneth Leslie Mike Leveron Robert Lewis Darwin Lindsey Elizabeth S. Long Henry Longfellow Joseph Lopez Jerry Lutz James Lynch Michael McArthur Karen McAuliffe Robert McCabe Gary McCamment Sally A. McDaniel David McDonald Terry McGlone Janet McGovren Cornelia McMillen Patrick Malone John Margowski Garry Maris David Martin Jackie Masters Ronald May Robert Meek Gene Mehne 216 W. 3rd, Bicknell, lndiana 1314 W. Main, Carmel, lndiana 116 Lorena, Centralia, lllinois 1706 Memorial Ave., Washington, lndiana R.R. 2, Wheatland, lndiana R.R. 2, Farmersburg, lndiana 1206 S. Cross, Robinson, lllinois 2811 Crescent Ave., Ft. Wayne, Indiana 3410 Harmony Way, Evansville, lndiana 900 Aullerton, Munster, lndiana R.R. 2, Bicknell, lndiana 621 West Vantrees, Washington, lndiana 494 Meadoway Park, Worthington, Ohio 310 Barnett, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 4, Mount Vernon, lndiana 524 Madison, Burlington, Wis consln R.R. 1, Carlisle, lndiana 6718 Wicker Ave., Hammond, lndiana R.R. 1, Patoka, lndiana R.R. 2, Loogootee, lndiana 914 Broadway, Vincennes, Indiana 606 S. 10th, Petersburg, lndiana R.R. 1, Rochester, lndiana Box 86, St. Anthon , lndiana 615 N. 7th, Marshall, Illinois 401 W. Elnoru, Odon, lndiana 2118 Fisher, Speedway, lndiana R.R. 1, Box 207, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 2, Carlisle, lndiana R.R. 4, Jasper, lndiana Carrira 41. No. 69-52, Bogota D.E. No. 2, Columbia, S.A. 1014 E. Locust, Vincennes, lndiana Vincennes,Ave., Petersburg, lndiana RFD 2, Frankfort, lndiana R.R. 5, Frankfort, lndiana R.R. 2, Wheatland, lndiana 3218 Hilcrest Rd., Vincennes, lndiana 206 Pine Street, Vincennes, Indiana 220 E. lndianapolis, Vincennes, lndiana 608 Sheridan, Crawfordsville, lndiana 6050 N. Olney, lndianapolis, lndiana R.R. 1, Freedom, Indiana R.R. 1, Newburgh, lndiana R.R. 2, Montgomery, lndiana 8400 Lakewood, Indianapolis, lndiana Abydel Ave., West Baden, lndiana 524 Broadway, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 5, Martinsville, lndiana 514 E. South St., Washington, lndiana 1416 Kimmell, Vincennes, lndiana 309 George, Washington, lndiana Box 131, Freelandville, Indiana 349 W. 10th St., Jasper, lndiana 208 E. Maple, Washington, lndiana 1312 Oak, Vincennes, Indiana 314 S. 3rd, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 4, Sullivan, lndiana R.R. 3, Carlisle, lndiana 617 S. 13th St., Vincennes, Indiana Box 3, Carlisle, lndiana 1700 Hart St. Rd., Vincennes, lndiana 1405 Locust, Vincennes, lndiana 1303 Ninth, Lawrenceville, lllinois 801 N. 15M St., Vincennes, lndiana 1107 10th St., Lawrenceville, lllinois 902 Longfield Dr., Clarksville, lndiana 1450 Deway, Jasper, lndiana 304 N. 4th, Vincennes, lndiana 516 S. 12 M, Vincennes, lndiana 510 S. Maple, Orleans, lndiana 908 Oak, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 5, Rochester, lndiana R.R. 1, Tipton, lndiana 536 Rosewood Terrace, Linden, N.J. R.R. 2, Ft. Branch, lndiana R.R. 2, Linton, lndiana 5536 W. 16th, Speedway, lndiana R.R. 1, Westport, lndiana 705 West Line, Geneva, lndiana 701 N. Meridian, Washington, lndiana R.R. 1, Box 112, Wilkinson, lndiana 552 S. Jackson, Frankfort, lndiana 703 N. 6th St., Vincennes, lndiana 402 3rd, Loogootee, lndiana 1726 Mentor, Vincennes, lndiana 2109 High St., Logansport, lndiana 2407 Iroquois, Lafayette, lndiana 5698 Liverpool, Hobart, lndiana 1402 Ninth, Lawrenceville, Illinois R.R. 2, Hazleton, lndiana 1410 Ridgeway, Vincennes, lndiana 1401 Burnett Lane, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 2, Jasper, lndiana Sam Mehringer Gary Menke David Michel Diane Miller Donald Miles Lawrence Miller Loretta Miller Robert S. Miller Terry Miller Virginia Miller Robert Mills Jacalyn Minns Gary Mitchell Matthew Mongin Carlos Moreno Pamela Murray Marlin Myers Max Myers Leslie Nason Robert Nelson Robert Nierste Patricia Nimnicht Charles Odom John Olsen Sharon O'Neal Michael O'Neill Ray Oppel Dennis O'Rear Walter Padgett Gary L. Palmer Guy Palmer Dan Parmenter Thomas Parr Kayhan Parviz James Pate John Pepka Jerry Perry David Peter Anna Petty Denzil Phegley Barbara Phelps Merle Pickel Janna Powell Robert Pritchett Krieg Pruett Larry Pugh Janine Punch Georgena Purcell James Quarterman Rebecca Redman Jacqueline Reed Janice Reel Wayne Richardson Sandra Richter George Ridgway Nyrene Riggs John Risch Michael A. Risley Roger Ritchie David Roberts Paul Robertson Karon Robinson Alexander Rogers Carmen Rogers James Rohrer Sharon R. Rohrer Jack Romme David M. Rowe William Rumble Margaret Rusch Jerry Rusk Ronald W. Russell George Sabiston Carl Sanders Richard Sanders Larry Schlomer Donna Schooler Dan Schrader John Schroeder David Schultz Carol Schutz Gary Seitzinger Kathy Senesac Donald Sharp Robert Shaw Todd Shoop Dale Sibert William Simmons Leton Sines Sheila Sinkking Jacquelyn Sisson Joan Skahill Lannie Skeeters Vicke J. Slawson R.R. 5, Jasper, Indiana R.R. 2, Oaktown, Indiana R.R. 2, Ft. Branch, lndiana 7629 Golfay, Hammond, lndiana 1006 N.E. 2nd St., Washington, Indiana 205 Akron, Culver, lndiana 205 S. Lessie, Worthington, lndiana R.R. 1, Franklin, lndiana Flat Rock, Illinois R.R. 5, Vincennes, lndiana 1509 Kimmell, Vincennes, lndiana 515 Dale Ave., Willard, Ohio Box 67, Wheatland, lndiana R.R. 4, Lafayette, lndiana 1119 King St., Lafayette, lndiana 430 N. 24th Ave., Hollywood, Flordia 401 E. Murtist St., Palestine, Illinois R.R. 2, Bicknell, lndiana 22031 Kennison, Euclid, Ohio R.R. 5, Warsaw, lndiana 712 S. 15th, Vincennes, lndiana 605 E. S. St., Washin ton, lndiana R.R. 1, Medaryville, fndiana 6157 E. 42nd St., lndianapolis, lndiana 1430 Crozier Ave., Madison, lndiana 3769 Colbourne, Hobart, lndiana R.R. 3, Box 150, Corydon, lndiana Box 194, New Harmony, lndiana 459 S. Harrison, Frankfort, lndiana 915 N.E. 5th, Washington, lndiana Box 183, Decker, lndiana 129 S. 12th, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 1, Hudson, lndiana Teheran, lran 801 N. 15M St., Vincennes, lndiana 4304 Apperson Way, Kokomo, lndiana 703 E. Locust, Ft. Branch, lndiana 1159 S. Clay, Frankfort, lndiana R.R. 2, Montgomery, lndiana 6184 Carvel, lndianapolis, lndiana 424 N. 6th, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 1, Wheatland, lndiana Box 36, Monroe City, lndiana 821 E. Spence St., Princeton, lndiana R.R. 5, Monticello, lndiana R.R. 3, Lawrenceville, lllinois 1204 W. Euclid, Arlington Hgts., Illinois 912 Pennsylvania, Bicknell, lndiana 1919 Montgomery, Vincennes, lndiana Griffin, lndiana 914 Busseron, Vincennes, lndiana 628 S. 10th, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 1, Oakland City, lndiana 1521 N. 3rd, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 1, Carlisle, lndiana Box 4, Willow Branch, lndiana 926 Shelby, Vincennes, lndiana 1400 S. Hwy 57, Washington, lndiana Pinkstaff, lllinois 1225 Park St., Vincennes, lndiana Depauw, lndiana 2203 W. Nat'l, Washin ton, lndiana 25 Hialeah Ave., Midd1etown, N.J. 234 S. Jefferson, Worthington, lndiana 2620 Washington Ave., Vincennes, Indiana 2620 Washington Ave., Vincennes, lndiana 805 N. Drury Lane, Arlington Hgts., lllinois Box 386, Otterbein, lndiana R.R. 3, Princeton, lndiana R.R. 2, Lawrenceville, Illinois Fair Oaks, lndiana 611 S. 6th., Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 1, Formsburg, lndiana R.R. 3, Box 290, Shoals, lndiana 105 Beech St., Vincennes, lndiana 2608 S. 41, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 1, Box 121, Brownsburg, lndiana R.R. 1, St. Francisville, lndiana 507 Roosevelt Dr., Evansville, lndiana Emison, lndiana 1307 N. Main, Jasper, lndiana 1409 Ridgeway, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 4, Fowler, lndiana 425 N. Shore Blvd., Anderson, lndiana Pearl St., Knox, lndiana R.R. 1, Brookston, lndiana R.R. 2, St. Francisville, lllinois R.R. 1, Patoko, lndiana R.R. 4, Box 89, Delphi, lndiana 1825 Catan Ave., Brooklyn, New York Oak St., Decker, lndiana 636 S. Salem, Arlington Hgts., lllinois 7100 W. 34th, lndianapolis, lndiana 110 E. Locust, Vincennes, lndiana 175 David Smith James Smith Michael Smith Patricia Smith Kenneth Snider Julianne Snyder Wilburta Sodders Dan Edward Sparks Sharon L. Sparks Jerry Spore Dan Stein Robert Stevenson Stanley Stoelting Douglas Stradtner Ray Stradtner Raymond Straw David Strawn Charles Stroud Richard Studier Jerry Sullivan David Swango' Carolyn Ta lor Gerald Taylor Sherry Taylor William Taylor Thomas Terrell Gloria Thiel Elizabeth Thompson John Thompson Michael Thompson David Todd Cheryl Tolbert Earl Trent Kenneth Tretter John Trimble Jon Tucker Frank Tull Leslie Tuttle Kathleen Tynan Gary Uhl Kenneth Uhrick William Van Cleave William VanFossan David VanLaningham George K. Vash, Jr. R.R. 3, Lebanon, Indiana 551 N. Washington, Bloomfield, Indiana 141415th St., Lawrenceville, Illinois 6315 N. Delaware, Indianapolis, Indiana R.R. 1, Decker, Indiana R.R. 1, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 1, Redkey, Indiana 3724 Maple Leaf, Bloomington, Indiana 1508 Ash St., Lawrenceville, Illinois 905 N. 3rd, Vincennes, Indiana 410 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, Indiana 25 W. St. Clair, Vincennes, Indiana Westphalia, Indiana 1101 S. Meridian, Washington, Indiana R.R. 3, Petersburg, Indiana Box 121, Sandborn, Indiana R.R. 1, Loogootee, Indiana 524 Gillespie, Bridgeport, Illinois 1404 Washington Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio R.R. 2, Petersbur , Indiana R.R. 1, Bloomfield, Indiana 1225 Abington Pike, Richmond, Indiana R.R. 3, Vincennes, lndiana 122736 Park St., Vincennes, Indiana 1227M Park St., Vincennes, Indiana Stilesville, Indiana 1609 13th St., Lawrenceville, Illinois R.R. 2, Oaktown, Indiana 1713 Upper 11th, Vincennes, Indiana 920 Jefferson, Bridgeport, Illinois 510 S. 9th, Vincennes, Indiana 921 W. Brook, Mitchell, Indiana 2115 Charles, Lafayette, Indiana R.R. 2, Ferdinand, Indiana Trimble, Illinois Whitestown, Indiana 3360 Nugent Blvd., Columbus, Indiana 208 Pine St., Vincennes, Indiana 4002 N. Pennsylvania, Indianapolis, Indiana Palmyra, Indiana R.R. 6, Decatur, Indiana Campbellsburg, Indiana 290 Brookfield Ave., Youngstown, Ohio 2614 Fenwood, Terre Haute, Indiana 414 W. 3rd, Bicknell, Indiana Charles Viehman Jane Wade Ben Wagner Coy Wagoner Robert Wagner John Walter Pamela Wathen Randal Weber John Webster Mary Weiler William Weir James Welton John Wesner Delbert Wever Winona Wheat Charles White Dennis White Richard Whittaker Philip Wichman Kelly Wikle Denny Wilkinson Mary Williams Charles Williamson David Wilson Reba Wilson Stephen Wilson Tonya A. Wimmer Randall Windell Dean Winkler Minerva Witherspoon David Wittrock Grover Wolfe Mary Wolfe Greg Woods Larry Wray Larry Wri ht Barbara 'iuertz Richard Yager Thomas Yochum John Zeilger Ronald Zeller Walter Zeigler Connie Ziegler Paul Puntney si R.R. 2 Lawrenceville, Illinois 102 S. Grover, Odon, Indiana 4617 Johnson, Hammond, Indiana R.R. 1, Sandborn, Indiana 12 S. 21st, Vincennes, Indiana 37 Pawling, Wabash, Indiana 616 E. B ' St., Belleville, Illinois 238 S. Barker, Evansville, Indiana R.R. 2, Paris, Illinois 706 Buntin, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 2, Terre Haute, Indiana 504 Hart St., Vincennes, Indiana Flatrock, Illinois W. 13th, Ferdinand, Indiana R.R. 1- Box 328, Shelburn, Indiana R.R. 2, Washington, Indiana R.R. 1- Bedford, Indiana 35629 Scherff Rd., Orchard Park, N.Y. R.R. 3, Washington, Indiana 302 W. Park St., Odon, Indiana 1006 E. State, Princeton, lndiana R.R. 4, Vincennes, Indiana 401 Rose St., Box 302, Hutsonville, Illinois 613 Cullop, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 1, Plainville, Indiana R.R. 2, Carlisle, Indiana 232 North John, Pendleton, Indiana R.R. 3, Corydon, Indiana R.R. 1, Vincennes, lndiana R.R. 1, Patoka, Indiana 1202 N. 2nd, Vincennes, Indiana 112 Main, Vincennes, Indiana R.R. 1, Lawrenceville, Illinois R.R. 2, Shoals, Indiana 1630 Hawthorne, Bedford, lndiana 341 Lee Blvd., Leymour, Indiana 712 Terrace Lane, Greencastle, Indiana 1811 E. 116th St., Carmel, Indiana R.R. 5, Vincennes, Indiana 816 N. 2nd, Vincennes, Indiana 136 W. Washington, Shelbyville, Indiana R.R. 4, Loogootee, Indiana 1707 Main, Vincennes, Indiana 1023 Poplar Court, Mt. Carmel, Illinois it lo S313 img? S ss it .fegiet is ii I ,iii ligiiil .ish 3 I I f iifi lift il 3.533513 si 3- 176 s Milt? 3 I 'N qi N 4 W 'N P N NR N . Q 1 2:5 Sf ins 4 Q, QQ E6 .2 Zi. 1. -J X- E?-1-: 72 , cgi 5229. QQ RT- S , CN., ff?-My - Sf, 4 Q- Q2 Y? 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