Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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v. um 1-if if.1vu--t.-u,A.nv'.:- ,4 lfiafizfn Cvclzzwlrfgy i fe s Mu. P . . 1 One of the planes used for flight instruction. O Neal A The Aviation Technology Program operates under the direction of Vincennes University's Career Division and is located at O'Neal Airport, one mile west of Vincennes. The program was first offered for Aviation Mechan- ics Technology students in 1965 and was located in the television building on the main campus. In the summer of 1966, the University acquired the O'Neal Airport and moved the mechanics facility to their new location. In the fall of 1966 the Aviation Technology Program added Commercial Flight Technology to its program. Enrollment in the second semester of the 1966-67 school year was twenty-four Aviation Mechanics Tech- nology students and twenty-nine Commercial Flight Technology students. MAJOR HARRY T. WATTS JR., lRet.I Aviation Department Flight instructor USAF Pilot Training School, USAF Communications Officers School, USAF Electronic Cryptographic School, Parks Air College, Mainten- ance Engineering 1 irport is pictured in the background. WALTER M. HOLLINGSWORTH ERNEST R. ROLLER JR. Aviation Department, Airport Mgr. Aviation Department, Purdue University Flight Instructor Commercial Pilot A and P Mechanic WILLIAM D. KING Aviation Dept. Flight Instructor Spartan School of Aeronautics Certified Flight Instructor Commercial Pilot 29

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GERALD E. McC.AIG Technology Department Instructor RICHARD H. MURPHY Drafting Technology Department Oakland City College Indiana State University B.S. Allied Institute of Technology-B. T. E. ARTHUR G. SCHULTZ Career Division Graphic Reproductions Indiana State University, B. S. .lf EDWIN J. STOLL Career Division Printing Instructor Kemper Military College Milwaukee Institute Technology Indiana State University STEPHEN SIMONDS Instructor in Automotive Mechanics Technology B. S., Indiana State Teach GEORGE WHITEHOUSE Laboratory Instructor in Automotive Mechanics Technology ers College Vincennes University - fuf-4-hi I l 31 F! in ii' I I it l l l l I 1

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Dfparfmcnf af 1671 in ss FORREST MCGLONE B. S., lndiana State University M. S., l. U. School of Business Fellowship U. of Wisconsin The Business Department of Vincennes University offers: 1. The first two years of education needed for the com- pletion of a baccalaureate degree in business. 2. Terminal curricula intended to prepare students for employment immediately upon the completion of a course of study. 3. Additional education for employed persons enabling workers to be upgraded in present positions, and re- training those who Wish to change occupations. The degree program in Business Administration offers a broader background in the humanities, but the Business Department is convinced that a general education back- ground is necessary in terminal courses. These terminal curricula are designed so as to include as much general education as time will allow in two years of study. The Business Department attracts more students each year than any other department of the University.