Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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Qsrlminisiraiinn EAN J. HOWARD HILL ean of the Faculty MRS. JEANNETTE KARP Secretary to Dean Hill . B., Indiana University, 19255 M. S., Indiana University, 19305 Graduate ork- Columbia, Northwestern, and Iowa Universities MRS. JACKIE McKEE Secretary to Dean Carter e ' , in - . ,. L '- ' ei Q' il ii ' Z e 4 - - mgwgggie .ul IH ,Wi , 5 f - , .X ii mea? 'V' wi li i , . I I f ' -.'-L: . lv., ,I ,,,, ,. I 5.7. ,- DEAN CORNELIA CARTER Dean of Women B. S., Southern Methodist University: M. S., Indiana University

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2 rlminisiraiinn DEAN PHILLIP M. SUMMERS Dean of Men and Guidance B. S., Indiana University: M. S., Indiana University 4 .'f1Jf.,l1,1 MRS. THELMA WI LLARD Secretary to Dean Summers MRS. N. JUDITH HUFF Secretary to Dean Violante 10 i'-I - - Z'- ' 1' . . y 1 I DEAN STEPHEN A. VIOLANTE Dean of Admissions l Q B. A., Wesleyan University, M. S., University of Hartford, University of Omaha 1, em,