Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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Zflzy im! Sdumlivn The Vincennes University Department of Physical Education has kept in stride with the continued progress of the University. This past year more students than at any other time in the history of Vincennes University were taught a wider variety of classes than ever before. New classes introduced this year included. Target Archery, Weight Training Wrestling, Advanced Swimming and Life Saving. and Bowling II. These new classes were well received by the students and this reaction further strengthened the belief by the PE. staff that Physical Education in college should center around ac- tivities that the student may learn now and continue to use throughout his life. Added facilities and an improved intramural pro- gram also enhanced the opportunity for student partici- pation this year. The acquisition of Vincennes Bowling Lanes and the conversion of the old Becker Motors site into a recreation building and area were a great help in making this year resourceful. The intramural program for both men and women were expanded and hardly an even- ing went by thatdidnit offer some student group a chance BEN JOHNSON of our program. is Associate Professor of Physical Education B. S., Indiana State College, I96l M. S., Indiana State College, I962 to I IERNON HOUCHINS to S., Vincennes University, 1963 i. S., Indiana State College, i966 MISS RUTH MEAD Assistant Professor of Phys ical Ed. B. S., Indiana State College, i964 M. S., Indiana State University, I964 to compete and participate. Our PE. personnel are looking forward to next year and hope for new facilities and continued improvement WAYNE WILSON Vincennes Bowling Lanes, Mgr

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vvl. JAMES PRINCE JOSEPH RALEY Associate Professor ot English Associqfe Professor of English A. B., M. S., U. ot South CC1rOIir'lCI B, SH Indiana State College, Grdduvte W0YI4 Ge0f9e Pe0I90dY Graduate work--Indiana State C., 1959 College for Teachers MRS. JANE SIDDONS MRS. RALPH SIMON English Assistant Mankete State, Minnesota, B. S. MRS. LOUISE WEBB A. B. and M. A. University of Illinois JAMES WELTQN LAURA B. ZANETIS Associate Professor of English English Assistant A. A. Vincennes University A. B. Indiana State U. M. S. Indiana University Graduate work--S. Illinois U. I

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Dilfi im nf Scim 6 and Mathematic The Science Division includes the areas of Life Science, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Earth Science and Agriculture. CURTIS ALAN DHONAU Professor of Chemistry B. A., DePauw University M. S., Indiana University Mississippi State University Practically every student that attends Vincennes University enrolls in one or more courses in this di- vision. The majority of these are the Pre-Professional Students, Chemistry, Biology, of Math majors, Secondary Education majors with teaching fields in science, Agri- culture and Home Ec majors, Pre-Engineering, Pre-Med, Pre-Vet, or Pre-Dental students. The Division also offers General Education courses for the non-science major, specialized courses for stu- dents in the Vocational-Technical areas, and refresher courses for students without the necessary pre-requi- sites for the Pre-Professional courses. T l -1 .1 1 ii 'i 4 U ,i li :I 1. i ii li l ,i I il is li r 1 i ii 1 it ,I 1 I il l U l l l i i il : i i I l i i i i V