Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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Department, Staff, Prztsy Folsom, and Pat Mackel, Advisor, Professor Joseph Haley. Cover designed by Marc Mclfall, Typesetting, Joseph Cox and Dave Berninger. Special thanks to Mr. Phil Winning, Josten's!American Yearbook Company representative. FROM Jefferson Academy 1801-1811 RJXXXQ11 TO... Nw First V.U. Building 1811,1839 ..'EO the present V. U. Complex K 8 1+ 5, -if K f X51 Q QQ ix iw' !k M , ' we I v I N . 1? if , A M . 3 ,, 39? 'Y .lk is Q r f . X M 1 T3 Y N, ,Q 1 X s i A v-.559 ' FJ ., .. s x . K ,- f A W A 3 A ' If-. xg: 1 x I 'A iq ., N . I Xt I W w V Q Q- I L M ' -1 .. -..,+ .. . ,1ffTif'. , X ,Q . YR . Q Q Q f - 1 PF-111. ,,L1, f ' I 1 fl 1-4' .7 f M: ' , K 1952, 1 34, ' Y K , .,- +, , 35 : 9 2: ' ' 11 f ? ' x '4 3 PFZESIDENTS OF VINCENNES UNIVERSITY Samue' Thornton Scott.. Bfyan Bernard 1804+811 1840-1842 Robert Martin Chapman- Lewis Prugh- Edward Alonzo Haight.. 1856-1868 1872-1880 1881-1882 i Pitt L. 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QM ,Q ,Y J .ini , X if Yet over all the walking earth The tears of night are brushed away And eyes are lit with love and mirth And visions of richest worth Go up to Bless the new Born Day. J ' 4g, - ' 'f1'f11'v'wf -Q - - -Q -- ,.Qf4ez1ss21GPf325gf5 f --fvfm5YP's2-1 ACTIVITIES 253172 1' ' 'Q SE.?l5lf'Liw Ilff: :i'Ee39:gr1E55 'fu P' 'S','5??i52?Ei39fi5'lici fgfgiiiiiisz ug A . fx fws1?f:?7 ,W,v,,, M, ,W 4f2if.wW,-,xwm REGISTRATIGN FALL i975 On August22, registration began. During the two days of registration, students were helped by counselors to sign up for the classes neededfortheir majors.As students madetheirwaythroughthelines,theyfound themselves paying tuition, class fees, and student activities fees. They also ob- tained class cards, meal tickets, and their student l.D.'s. A Bluegrass Festival featuring Appaloosa opened this year's student activities Fridaynight. Free watermelon was provided for all students courtesy of the Student Activities Office. A Back-to-School dance featured a rock band, Ginger, Saturday night. TheUnited Campus Christian Fellowship sponsored a film Godspell, Sunday night. Dr. Beckes and Student Senate President, Ty Weddel, spoke at an opening convocationduringthefirstweekofclasses. The convocation welcomed new and returning students to V.U. and explained some campus regulations, and upcoming events and activities. 18 QQ Kuff 17 .7 f HARRISUN The Fourth Annual Tandem Bicycle Weekend began Friday, September 18th. Race qualifications and a dance featuring Pure Funk, an Indianapolis rock group started the weekend rolling. The race was held Saturday with seven teams competing for first place. The teams were Harrison, Emison, and Morris residence hall, Clark Hall I, and Clark Hall ll, United Campus Christian Fellowship fU.C.C.F.J, and TKD. Harrison Hall won the 15-lap, nine mile race and set a new time record of 25:32. Clark Hall I placed second, and U.C.C.F placed third. Morris Hall and Clark Hall ll also finished the race, After four laps, TKD broke the chain on their bike, and Emison Hall had a flat tire after completing eleven laps. Harrison Hall received a first-place trophy and a traveling trophy at the dance that night. The dance featured Stonewall, another Indianapolis rock group. SETS RECORD Winning the tandem bike race brings smiles and joy to the Harrison Hall Bike Team. 20 rf l lvl 13 EIA PU5 Harrison Hall Bike Team lfront, left to rightl Shirley Watters, Ali Smith, Peggy Till, Pat Branscome, Chris Bechinski. lBackJ Steve Sullivan, Gary Haynes, John Hooseline, Mike Bethel, Craig Hewlet, Phil Zych, Curt Hawkins, Sam Suttle, Lyn Jerkins, coach. vv -Q' Mark Kreigbaum and Linda Thomas hand off the tandem bike to Mike Adams and Pam Huston. K vi gh 21 4 , , x if Lf X, .fm?'4-'fx X x I at: - W Kwai we 4 22 'ff .f iff ,172 5' -Q 'f 5 ' Q.. 1 3 r , 'ev' ,, , A , L' -wa. , ,mu 4 'Y' , ff , ,Q ,K x + L. ., -1 SUMMER THEATRE vw' N .4 ,.. f Q , Q . -t'V V Qyh , Nw I -1 ? S Y Jr it is KT? ty ' 1 K x r 5 1 if J' S M fi 1 Jlffzn- 1 Y' .af , lqqllb ' 5506 'H n :Milf 4-4. . V.U.'s summer theatre presented five musi- cals during the months of June and July. The productions at Shircliff Theatre were as follows: The Sound of Music, Bye Bye Birdie, Oliver, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, and Oklahoma. , C 1 :Q lt 9 T v, I 3 9 Y 4-N1 if CAMPUS EXPU V.U.'s Campus Expo '75 provided demonstrations, displays, and entertain- ment for students, the Vincennes community and the surrounding areas. The purpose of the expo was to make the community aware of the University's offerings in academic and occupational education and in student activities. Acedemic and occupational divisions and campus organizations sponsored booths providing demonstrations, displays, games, and refreshments. Some of the highlights of the Expo were a ceramics demonstration by the Art Department, a style show by the Home Economics Department, a breathing test and a ventilation demonstration by the Respiratory Therapy Department. The Expo also featured a terrarium display by the Horticulture Club, a display from the Lewis Historical Collections Library, and The Great Brain Machine , a store of historical events, sponsored by the Social Science Division. The V.U. Stage Band and the Roaring 20's provided musical entertainment, sponsored by the Humanties Division. The Union Board showed slides of V.U. student activities. fs , xt -1 'T it sw, EMMETT KELLY CIRCUS 2 ,......w NA ., AIR SHOW Wing walding, parachute jumping, cropdusting, and several aircraft demonstrations and displays were featured at theairshowatO'NealAirport. The Air Show, a community series event, was sponsored by Alumni Association. The Flying Pierces , a husband-wife aerobatic team of Walt and Sandy Pierce from Mentone, Ind., performed several aerobatic maneuvers, including Mrs. Pierce's Wing walk on aWorld War ll Stearman 450 aircraft flown by her husband. Cropdusting demonstrations by Aviation Agricultural Tech- nology Students, radio- controlled model aircraft demon- strations by the Tri-County Aero Club, and parachute jumping were also featured at the show. Proceeds from the Air Show went toward the VU Alumni Association scholarship fund. 3 i 4 X47- M'- ' 26 4' I x xt 'Cx f CUNVUCATIUNS There were several convocations held on the V U. campus during the school year of 1975-76, including rock groups, Brownsville Station , and Ginger . Actor, Vincent Price delivered his speech, The Villians Still' Pursue Me , in the P.E. Complex. Democratic State Representative, Ken Snider, spoke on the weak- ness ofthe State Legislature. Edwin Baron, hypnotist, demonstrated his profession in Green Auditorium. Jim Susarrey, from the Evansville International Meditation Society, held a meditation seminar. Woody Bowles and Jack Ross, professional singers, performed mellow and comical songs in a coffee shop atmosphere in Green Auditorium. Ann Landers also appeared at V.U. to give a presentation and answer questions. 1 'Y' 3 xkf 'i.Ew. The VU Theatre production, The Knack was a comical approach to the boy meets girl Story. Colin, a man who is always fumbling his attempts to meet girls was portrayed by Robin Overby, freshman. Colin tries to learn the knack explained in the play as the intuitive ability to attract the opposite sex . The play takes place in Colin's Chicago house, where rooms are leased to Tolen, played by Tom Dowden, freshman, and Tom, played by Tom Stillabower, senior. Male Chauvinist Tolen advises Colen about seducing women. When Nancy, portrayed well by senior Debbie Brooks, appears at the window asking directions to the YWCA, Colin seizes the opportunity to practice what Tolen taught him. With good line deliveries and expressions by Stillabower, Tom's sanity is questionable, as he flings paint on the wall, hangs chairs from nails on the wall, and changes the subject of conversation in mid-sentence. THE KNACK ,. N'-N. 28 One ofthe eight traveling groups of Up With PeopIe performed for V.U. April 22. The group sang songs from every decade including the roaring twenties and the Beatles. Gne segment of the show was presentation of songs from other countries such as Flussia, Scotland, and Mexico. Colorful costumes accented all the acts. All during the show, the group had the audience involved. At one point, they pulled people from the audience to form a long line which snaked through the ailses. NURSE'S CAPPING Seventy-seven freshmen were honored in the Occupational Health Divisions annual Capping Ceremony in Green Auditorium. The 73 women who participated received caps, while the four men received pins to mark their completion of one semester of academic study and their beginning of clinical study. During the afternoon program, Mrs. Carrie Cross, vice-president of the Good Smaritan Hospital VU Nursing Alumni, conducted the Nightingale Lamp Ceremony, while Prof. Risch conducted Ceremony, while Prof. Risch directed the presentation of caps and pins. Master of ceremonies was Neal McKinney, and the theme presentation, What Capping Means was given by Charolette Swonder. 30 dnftw 5 ls 3 Dad1 s Weekend Variety Show f R 2 The first big weekend of the fall semester was Dad's Weekend. A weekend fee provided numerous activities for the parents and sonfdaughter to participate in. The Variety Show started the entertainment and activities. Students performed in skits, solos, duets, and dances for the parents on Friday night. Immediately after the show, students and their dad's were encouraged to swim or bowl at the PE. Complex. D?dS'SOnS and dads-daughters bowling tour- naments were held Saturday after- noon. The team rolling the highest game in each tournament received a trophy. Archery, golf driving ranges, badmitton, handball, volleyball courts, sauna baths, the swimming pool, and the weight room were also open throughout the day. A Dad's Brunch concluded the weekend festivities Sunday morning. Dr. Issac Beckes, president of V.U., spoke to the parents and students at the brunch in Green Auditorium. P '1 ' W M- Q M . ,...s - 33 BLACK CULTURAL ARTS FESTIVAL The Black Cultural Arts Festival spon- sored by the Black Student Union was held in the Shircliff Theatre. Dr. William Wiggins, professor of Afro-American studies at Indiana Uni- versity, lectured on black culture, in- cluding current black fashions, hair- styles, and music, to approximately 275 persons attending. He also includ- ed a slide presentation of African and Haitian musical instruments and art. Music popularized by Stevie Wonder, Herbie Hancock, Roberta Flack, and other musicians was performed by V.U. students following the lecture. Another guest speaker, Professor Bing Davis, from DePauw University, discussed The Black Artist and His Work . Prof. Davis' paintings were ex- hibited in the Terrace room of the Welsh Administration building. Ms. Gwen Coleman, culture coordin- ator at Ohio University, presented a poetry reading of her own work and of other black writers. I 34 N f QQBXAM9 HUMECUMING wwf' J R Qi:-N2 2' it -5 - 4 51 X-I s rg' . .MQ iw f '1- 1 ' ' -'5r,x. 1 , I , 5' f'2 ,.--f 41. f .1 ff.:-R A fa:- -P. nit , 4. f 1 ' ,f' 33 ' v A- . 1 fm 1 , 15,114 vwggivg ' I a 5,3 F G N u I ,Q 1 A MI . 1 W 1 7 Fx I an gfwgml I Q 'S B Ki E 'ff A 1 ,fY-- ,ful A PM .,,...,f , ur f1f-g? x 4 S. um, wi' A ,,, ,,.f-ff Homecoming weekend featured a queen crowning, award presentations, a parade, dances, dinners, a bowling tournament, and the V.U. Invitational Basketball Tournament. Queen candidates included seniors, Becky Diener, Judy Penrod, Sue Ray, Sno White, and freshman Margie Enlow. Dr. Beckes crowned Judy Penrod as queen at half-time of the basketball game. The Trailblazer Invitational opened V.U.'s men's basketball season in the P.E. Complex. Two Dances were held featuring Shotgun and Utopia after the games. A Luncheon honored Mrs. Geniva Hart, Susan Johanningsmeir, Vivienne Wong, and Senior Sister Sharon Bierman, recip- ients of 1975 Outstanding Student Citizen Awards. The parade, with the theme of 'Peach for Your Horizoh , consisted of floats, high school bands, clowns, unicycles, baton twirlers, and various vehicles. Fivejudges selected winning foats in Best Construction , Best Theme , UBest Continued Animation , and Most Beautiful categories. The Annual Auto Mechanics Alumni Banquet was held on Saturday night. The AutoMechanicsClubsponsored Gymkhana , an automobile driving skills contest. 38 HDAECUHIIG f H ,Yin ,wif -' fl, 4. r Q.,+hu-R ' '.', , 'fi 1 E s..., 'T 5, il 0. 053' gfiw- ' 4 X 2 x sf wp. ., , , fb ' ' ff , fd , 45 ,B I 2 pw W5 -J' in If . x 'Zo T: ,lf Y 1 vw Lu X .VA . I .w.1-,,-.- -' 7. f,g,f3fuJ479.L Q ' A' 'I W -4 M had w'5j'a sl! ,jg lunar ,..- ' xi RTF. 5 .. A .fr-gfsT1'i'i-fi . 5 12719 X 9 V 53' w lx X 1'-LIL , tx 5, .cw MW, 3 .1 S ..t:g Slide projections in the background scene helped set the mood for the production of Godspell , a rock musical. The back of the stage was cluttered with garbage cans, old hubcaps, chain link fence, and a variety of other salvaged articles. Senior, Jim Tillet protrayed Jesus Christ in an extraordinary fashion. Freshman, Jim Walcowiak played the role of Judas lscariot. Others in the cast were seniors, Deborah Brooks, Barbara Coons, Deborah Craft, David Ritter, and freshman, Tom Dowden, Rosemarie Gordon, Robin Overby, Rochelle Small, and Debra Vermillion. This cast of talent put together a show of great enthusiasm. Thirty-two persons worked on the technical crew. Technicians wore costumes during the show so they would not distract from the play while making prop changes. BUDSPELL 41 CHRISTMAS FCDRIVIAL Resembling a toyland fantasy, the annual Christmas Formal was held December 12 in Green Auditorium. Sponsored by the senior class, the dance featured music by Water Brothers , a soft rock group from Champaign, Illinois. Drawings for door prizes and a visit from Santa Claus highlighted the evening. Refreshments included finger sandwiches, cookies, candy, and champagne punch. Couples who attended the dance had their pictures taken in an old fashioned sleigh with a snow covered background. Santa, Mr. McCraney, seems to be enjoying himself at the dance, as he passes out candy canes and kisses. Steve Sullivan and Rusty Shoaf announce the winners of door Jill Headdy gives Santa a great big hug and Smile- prizes during the dance. 42 lt, 4. . ki, , e W sl. ,V :V in I . .tv ,., V .fm I ww,'J.f,y.,Hf v it X, Sherry Hook, Brent Peterson, Jill Headdy, and Kent Boulivare Faculty and students take a break from the dance to enjoy admire the Christmas tree. the refreshments. Students receive a visit from Santa in Toyland Fantasy , as they take advantage of the good music and company. CASINO RUYALE WWW' tm Prizes are auctioned off as the students appear with their winnings 11. 44 ' Ei ff 9 .. ii i X t- '1 3 f I 1 N ff Martha Libby turns the sometimes lucky wheel of fortune ru.-1 Casino Royale, a night of fun, amusement, and gambling was sponsored bythe Studeh Activities. As the students entered the casino and presented their l.D., they were given S200 in casino money. The students and faculty played blackjack, poker, roulette, solitaire, and the wheel of fortune with the risk of only losing casino money. At the close of the gambling, Jerry Wiggins, senior and president of the Student Union Board,auctioned prizes,includingaten-speed bicycle, a radio, stereo, television, and numerous gag gifts. Bidders paid for the prizes with their gambling winnings . 45 Hf if an ,,. W Wa 1 QW 'iff Q 1 Z Jw 2' my f 1 af W 3M ,iff 1 ,Www ah ix A f Jr .M ,,,,. 1 av Frankenstein , a VU Theatre production and a Community Series presentation, was based on Mary Shelly's classic novel. The production featured an intricate set, numerous special effects, and makeup to realistically create the characters in the play set in the 193O's. Special effects were used to create special moods during the play, with elec- trical devices and audio equipment to lend atmosphere. The actors' facial makeup was applied by Tim Herron, a professional makeup designer and actor from Cincinnati, Ohio. Students chosen as the main characters and their role were seniors Doris Costello as Frau Frankenstein, Tom Doyle, as the Monster, J.J. Letellier as Sophieg and Jim Tillet as Dr. Victor Frankenstein. Also, freshmen Tom Dowden as Ernest, Flose Gordon as Justin, Doug Flich as Henry, and Sandra Shea as Elizabeth. Frankenstein's set included a fireplace, balcony, secret door, and furniture donated by three Indiana colleges and the Vincennes community. ,,...,...-cal 47 Before a-n-n-nd After X, o ,......---- 'x 'F ., 'Q KO Q xi x --e 'if Sigma Nu, social fraternity, shows their version of 2O0 Years Ago Today United Campus Christain Fellowship members reenact the story of Noah's Ark Harrison Residence Hall performs the prize winning skit of Fat Man , The highlights of Mom's WeekendweretheAll-campus Variety Show and the 10th annual Miss V.U. Pageant. Various campus organi- zations, student music groups, and soloists performed at the variety show in Green Auditorium. Nine campus organizations competed for trophies. n Harrison Hall received first-place honors for the skit Fat Man , while Morris Hall won second place trophy for Chicken . Bob Fuhs, senior, received the Director's Trophy for the best individual performance. He performed in Morris Hall's skit. Third-place honors went to Sigma Nu, social fraternity, for 2OO Years Ago Today , and tying for fourth place were Emison Hall with Sargeant Kruplev , and Sigma Phi Epsilon, social fraternity, with A Tribute to Mothers . ii' 5 50 5 Oli' .. 14 i, vm M M A, ,,:,gg2 vfkm f aw 1 1 1, W5 hffrrgy, 5 , R ' V' w r' '54:if4f fQa?5 K. . - '- gn ' V U, f '11 ' '?Z,Z ,r5'i I - Miz- .. , .,,A , N, , , I I , .g 1af'.,y:w ' 12 my ,Aw 7 i .frvfm 5-2,4251 L YE, F J 'Y' V f 'iff WT' 'et n',fg,Y' LUV, - . - . E ' N , ,f QT 'H . 'Q H' f If 'Xi 'N ef i ' Q , 'ww-1 -f A .kwa f.. .,f,m,,:1,..,,', m wb f i , :- f -- ff ' 13:4 f f, K f?': , -7fH3??,, -- T H' ff' :', .Eif. '7:7?'M -' ' 1 , g i - , 424.9 If lf, 4 f wf. : 7,,,7f, ,1 1' Qf ,,,,..f-- .., ,LVN-v-f ,yr 4 f fmt? ff+'lf,frC.- l . 2 ' ff ':v, ' 5 1' J , ,, U1 gtk , ff. W V, V fl L It , .jg . ' V ' , M i SZ ir , ff Luww 7:15. I i - l 'Q W az ' 'V f 5 X X S-. Miss V.U., Deborah first runner-upg and Paula Laughlin. if 53: '55, Brooks, and her court: Cleft to rightl Rochelle Small, Cathy Hughes, Miss Y gi it V.U., Rose Gordon Master of ceremonies, Jim Tillet, and Debra Craft, Miss VU. 1975, prepare to announce finalists. The ten semi-finalists for Miss V,U. are: lleft to rightl Dawn Harter, Rochelle Small, Paula Laughlin, Regina Hurst Sue Ftay, Ruth Shaw, Deborah Brooks, Rose Gordon, Shelley Strange, and Cathy Hughes. THE BLAZERETTES PERFORMED DURING THE PAGEANT. CAMPUS LIFE v,,,..W . . .4 y.mmm......Qw is , i . ' ' F F' , ,giigwi N' f f -pe ,-w, ffg., ...QQ,:.f--1 - ::,.,M K v E Q f 9 was 57 . bi? . Wa. MW. .1 , , W., V :l,.V,,W,.,,wimdmmiyl -kg M ,. - ,MM ff' ' rf f 57 555' ' V. ff . ,f .5-QTQQ,-.M.., U ' , I -1, - - f , . 'K ' ' , J '.,,,,,1,' gh, 1 -M V ' f J Wi? Wgmfwz , J' 'x W , . Www! V . ? . Q ,,:1 ,,., .. 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' , ' ' A - Y ' V - , - N -a 2 Y ' ' T' M ,W i.--f:Y, C x - .f 'V' 'f??'.'5 f v JN. -4' ' .ff' 1.-,f ' 'qv .- :T V, ' - 2 Y . - 47 x A . R, , Q, Q L 1 1 N 1 ,Q A X 'mi ,A I 4 fi. V' 'N Q ff 5 0 4 .V . , ..z- f K . . ' . 1 , R , 1- .. . - s , - .i . , Q 'xx 1 , x . mfg ' , . 1 M ,. xx .. - Qan- -. ' 'D 'N M.4r Ty . ,W V i I My X MW, .nw l wig' 'PQ s 1 H , ,K 'z 5O0EMK. Twenty three laps instead of the original 30 were ran, due to rain, in the 1975-76 Littlest Five Hundred Bicycle Race, held on April 24. Clark Resident Hall finished the race in thirty- five minutes, leaving second place to three time winner Harrison Resident Hall. Members of the Clark Hall team were seniors Steve Brandenberg, Rodney Doogs, Andy Hines, Steve Liggett, Don Seketa, Jerry Wheatley, Larry May, and freshman Mark Judy, and Mark Steckler. Emison Resident Hall won, for the second con- secutive year, The Women's Five Lap Trike Race, beating Phi Epsilon Little Sisters across the line by less than two seconds. Riders for Emison were senior Peggy Till, and freshmen Gayla Drane, Joni Eberle, Sally Farrell, and Jana Jackson. Trophies were also awarded to the third place teams of both the mens and womens races. They were respectively won by Lamboda Chi Alpha, social fraternity and Beta Xi, social sorority. Awards were also given to Brandenberg 412245 and Miss Drane Q1:1 lj for the fastest laps of each race. Trophies were awarded at a dance held in Green Auditorium, featuring Effic , a Collinsville, Ill., rock group. Highlighting the weekend, Ginger and Brownsville Station , held a rock concert in the P.E. Complex. Students and faculty were given one free ticket, and were allowed to purchase one additional ticket for five dollars. E EEKE vb E5 . . 'il lg 56 , v . , 3-.W AP ,yur ,M Y. ,rv vgigf ..gNWf ' wa 2 fa ,Q A RHEEJ. , YQ? 58 ' x .y 0 1- ,NV ,Q va www?-nfv-QW 2 ,. 1,., ,P 3 1 - E 5 ': , 5 . A ' X ' Iilvwvw , . , Tam - -----Y Lf ' .-' .M 1- 'Jl,:-5:5- ':2,':: irif' HHH ::.. . 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Back: Dave Terrell, Terry Spencer, Bill Nusbaum, Bob Schucker, Ralph Gorsuch, Kevin Lockhart, Cliff McCoy, Randy Kirk, Captain. 63 .J I . -ae, W IVlEN'S B0 LING TEAM I any ,fr ki Je or E for fy 'V JU t ? If W x x10 WU , yu .X , X, E X X a ,X 4- F t, Left To B bara Swett idk Right: Barbara Arthur, Chris Evans, Kay Newtong captain, Janet Holbrook, Holly H enam, Bethann Keen, Loretta Charlton, Sue Harris, Becky Snawder. BOWL 'EM OVER, BLAZERS! 5, gt . qu X f Vu XVU I VU X 5 J ze., SOCCER VU soccer team, Front Row: Allan Chu, Maxwell Alamini, Louie Chan, Frank Fu, Kent Boulware, Roger Ericsonfand David Lo Second Row: Coach Terry McCraney, Richard Briones, Greg Shirai, Alex Lui, Kip Featherston, Fred Shariat, Henery Yim Dorothy Browning, Roland Lo, Roy Jackem, Steve Weeks. Third Row: John Kipta, Mike Woods. 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V1VV Q. - 'i ir V QS - W ., 'QM' '52 E ,,,, Q, W, A .0 , :vw ,V L ami. ,, gb 2 My i1 2.1'.Q.QS,Q.?l 4 N,f.zfi. ff?5'fV,'?1'? -wsfaaw Anil, V,V ' VINCENNES UNIVERSITY GULF TEAM 5',' 'LM An- l ihiagff-?5r'i . ,,5',:,,p h J' W ' ht, Rick Munds, Steve Bradley, and Front Row: Tony McKinney and Paul Rivest. Back Row: Mr. James Dailey, coac 5 lm rug Jeff Brown, Not pictured, Bob Oden, Randy McCendree, and Tom Crago. BASEBALL 5 +s- ,B ' , it ' A wk? 5:9 f if 'mfg 'Y-If mg , ,. u,,' -.-.. ,. . ,, ,,v . h . 4 f' .,.g,,M J. . .f- ggi' an H 1, -Zi, -,p',f',-' .jf-'Q-' 'f , , 'Q,'f-' 'g'.'fTtf 'L -R ' if ... ,. - A- ' V - -. 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Second Row: Tim Mundy, Steve Ray, Mike Cooper, Rick Richmond, Russ Johnson, Eddie Schmitt, Coach Jeff Huxley. Third Row: Assistant Coach Eric Tayler, Paul Mehringer, Mike Bilinski, Chuck Vyzral, Jim Ridenour, Dave Schenk, and Dan Petts, 68 My v 70 r, '1- f- x r.K'.L . - Tig: V, nl V .. ,W 4 XG 35' ' . , , . gr .- w f. ,AQ v 1 77 -2 , . 5 4- I r . fs' X 'I + gg, , Sei? , w Hx. - .1 'FW 4 .z-my . .a-af ' Q 4+ fax 'mul ' H , 'W 'A Q L an H ,. 4-Q 4 1 34 are 1. s 1 - s sr E fa- 3 E ff f ' 1 5 V. z w ' 1 pm, , pf' .f ,i 'ff .ef , ,P 5 - 04- -...4 BASKETBALL if K X QQ. K M f 71- . K '..M-v-grass--9.43, . - C, W' I . ,,,,,. ., , 1 - ,,,. 5: MW A -, M. ., M,,,,.,,,,,, ,.,., ms.. -, ..., ,, 4 -A--.....,,,.,. -...,,.v.,,.,, ..., ,...,, , , . . , -,,,.,..--A 'mf , . at -..iM 52 Q, if' r ,-V 1, -N., Front: Assistant Coach, Kenny Gray and Coach, Allen Bradfield. Left To Right: Charles Johnson, Ernie Hill, Ron Arnold, Tony Pollard, Roy Taylor Harry Morgan, Buddy Rogers, Hubert Carmen, and Phil Rath. 72 f at F nal, QA. 4 is 5 -1-P Y ig 'eff ' . 0 5, an , A x -E ,A . ' 5 X V'-1 ,1Q' '.....L MM x S Nic' M2 4...-ff' ,., ff ,..,,,,,,,, , ,L,,3 . F , :fl ff , ?s ,x ,. 'li LLm,,,111g, W A VV if Z V 2 Q V V A ff' W A O 4 , 1. 73 fX. 1 ar 2- cf' .. :itat . W' r 9 J :Z 1 fx sf ...iw .0- ', A- M, ..-Q W , , ,..-ff 5 . Ts y K 4. .g,, 312. S. Un 74 ,v-1' 3 , 'J' ? Q j , 3 1: EJ ' ZEZZ I . V A 0 ' I 1 A 4 Z r 6 11. I BASKETBALL It was an exciting finish for TKD in overtime action. TKD held on to beat OTIS, 38-35, for the IM Men's Basketball title. In Women's IM Basketball, 3rd String Varsity claimed the title by beating Morris Hall. Rl In Hgl 'Q skwi -ig,1.t.S. 'ky Ny w,,f 'wav' V, ui! ni ggg Pt'!'gl.5. O get 4 :xX - 0 t A we 1 ., 'H s UUTIS' lIlnln1-n.- i Yi' There was a great interest in Intra- mural sports this year at VU. Frater- nities, Sororities, and independent clubs participated with much enthu- siam. A cross country turkey trot was held before Thanksgiving vacation. The men ran a one and three fourths mile course, while the women ran one mile. Mixed, single, and double matches were held for table tennis, badmin- ton, and tennis. Volleyball and bowling involved ev- eryone as these sports had men, women, and mixed teams compet- ing for the titles. Competition was tough in the six divisions of the wrestling matches. IHSAA officials refereed the match- es. Students displayed their card skills in the Euchre tournaments. Other sports during the year were golf, archery, shuffleboard, one-on- one basketball, and free throw shooting. At the spring sports banquet, an award was given to the outstanding male and female intramural athe- lete. These awards went to Wanda Schwartz and Todd Pettigrew. we. , nf, , ai?-2 ,T Q . 55 ,,,, , ,.5: . . ia .1 T .'iiVVViiVfii if Q ir i 5 5 T ifiii it s T rrsr r -rrrx T liii . ' T -, . f rfr A T 5 W, 33? A 76 43 fi' 2 3 ? . I ' , EQ ,ai 5 f 5 . V . it 5 ii ' I .,2. H 4 . ,., 'a . H i V, Jfiufzi-c-9 iw - ,-5 ,F is ' . f i? -5,-1 :v 'V .1 ' -1,-,..'f in f',f94ff5,' 3' -'A ' ' li,. f 4, Qi- asgi iz' 9 . M W 3 fp gig! r T' Ja? FW ai. M GY' gy i 1. Y Y v -1 .mf M- .E .2 1 -L, , rf -+ ,Quad s v1 ggi!-Z'1W 7i,4 ,V nz + 1 42125 ii t V W Q fat Q 'Ppiw f 'uf -145 Z as .,, 1 M 24? 4 + if ff f fi? fl? 'Mug 1 :igm5gi:,z, fgseg 'zgj-...fn-i lie? ,fwzf -. A f- in Q V A 1.-xv Jw? 6,1 f X-at .rf-f fa.w, -I - R Z: E, ii ig 5 jg , ig! he HV, t Mqagfmg Wg 2 if 1 19,5 ,',4f,-,gig may V fiat! l f- , im qviHf,f X4 J A ,a 4 . J F5 5 1 r .2 Z 4 we Q ' Q Ziff' f 5' 4 W .H Q .3 2 M 1 Q 1. W ff ,Q , My-'FE 1 if -i 2 ,, warm I Q L i 1 S Q 43 -1 , 3' a .ff P ,K L ,.,, -YA 1-,gs iw! JM A fx-of 4 M A Q 1, ,493 .Q f ,Q 4' is -sr at ' ' f 7, f, fin W ffffff 193341 PM wi 3 'N 'X 3,2 PM ' 1 4' Q ,Q 1 14 W t i gs L tt, , g nz t Wana! M4 gm H, 1.JWinners of Tennis matches are pictured. 2.J1st place winners of wres- V , ! , tling. 3.JBasketbaII golf winners. 4.JOutstanding Female Intramural Athe- r ' V 1 f 'M Iete of the year. ,B H fr, 4 Q Q b ,' k , ,f,, s . 1 I ,,g f.:,,,:,', . ' , l i m rerr yjgg iv H 0, 9? Clockwise: 1.JWinners of the womens volleyball tourna- ment. 2.JRunners-up in womens volleyball. 3.JWinners of badminton are pictured in front with runners-up in back. 4.JPictured in front are the winners of Womens Table Tennis Doubles. Runners up are in back. R- ,I I 2.14 - ' M1535 r 6 A VLJV K .Hy ', 4' Q Q, 4 li wi' W l Na. ,. we - ,iii f',, . fi i Q 'ul' ,'r,r j ,,, M Y ,A V is ,.,A AV INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL 7 i ,av , ig: 2'9 4,5 -f-...Q-........,, ,. , ,gd . 4, 15315, lang gg Y ff' f7fF'i 'f,jQg'V, ' K f FJ-HUF? ,-1. -W Lf ,Mgr li. .,v-,. ' , r , VW A , . 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Qa1fQ f' - V ff INTRAMURAL SPORTS SCORES WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 1st - 3rd STRING VARSITY 2nd - MORRIS HALL Kim Henderson Linda Murray Sue Grams Terri Schmidt Cyd Summers Diane Saunders Becky Parmenter Daren Hardiman Beth Roellgen Karen White Chris Evans Kaye Groves Jane Buckles Rita Barker Margie Howard Karen Piske Becky Snawder Gloria Townsley Linda Thomas Margie Enlow MEN'S BASKETBALL 1st - TKD 75 John Murphy David Cosby Jay Eakins Dave Barnhart Craig Ashley Curt Mock Jim Shepman Dave Shonk Kim Kixmiller Todd Pettigrew Tony Franklin Paul Schuldt 1st - GDI Ken Simpson, Kirk Schaffer Doug Otten Rodney Doogs ARCHERY CLASS A: 1st - Eric Herrman 2nd - Scott Quillen CLASS B: 1st - Keith Fisher 2nd - Rick Parrish 2nd - OTIS Mike Flickner Mark Bosecker Jeff Garner Steve Duffey Matt Sutton Jim Wyant Stu Sievers Brad Root Jim Sexton BOWLING 2nd - ETA PUS Tom Crago Steve Sullivan Rusty Kirk Jeff Salatin FREE THROW TOURNAMENT MEN'S: lst - Rick Thomas 2nd - Jim Engleking WOMEN'S lst - Chris Evans 2nd - Kaye Groves WRESTLING 118 lbs. - Greg Johnson 134 lbs. - Ctiej Mike Adams Bob Knuckles 150 lbs. - Doug Dunn 167 lbs. - J.D. Heugel 185 lbs. - Dave Jones 200 lbs. - Todd Pettigrew TURKEY TROT Men's: 1st - Kevin Finnegan 2nd - Richard Kaiser WOMEN'S: 1st Barb Feldhake 2nd Wanda Schartz 3rd Robin Braun 4th - Anne Mercker 5th - Betsy Folsom TEAM WINNER: Baseball Team EUCHRE lst - Dustin Derigo 84 Jeff Goldsmith 2nd - Dale Peyton 81 Eric Herrmann SHUFFLEBOARD WOMEN'S: 1st - Gloria Carver 2nd - Barb Feldhake WOMEN'S SOFTBALL lst - MORRIS HALL I Chris Evans Margie Howard Kaye Groves Jane Buckles Rita Barker Mary Littleton Judy Penrod Linda Thomas Debbie Smart Loretta Charlton Karen Piske flfallj 2nd - SIG EP LITTLE SIS' Kay Hasecuster Gloria Carver Mary Dawson Kam Bakeral Kathy Lenahan Lyn Baker Jane Hunsucker Jowyn Reed Debbie Stiles Lou Owens Pam Raney Lana Hobbs MEN'S SOFTBALL lst - GDI I Ted Lewis Kim Lawson Don Seketa Rodney Doogs Mark Steckler Roger Richards Pat Wheelock Steve Smith Nick Radtke Doug Otten Bruce Gilbert Ken Simpson TABLE TENNIS DOUBLES MENS: lst - Charles Lam 81 David Lo 2nd - Laurie Chan 84 Keven Wong WOMEN'S: lst - Sherry Jones 81 Rita Barker 2nd - Lisa Jennings 81 Chris Paulin MIXED: lst - Janie Buckles 81 Mike Gribben 2nd - Jill Heady 81 Todd Pettigrew BASKETBALL GOLF CFHIIJ 2nd - TKD 75 Jay Eakins Gary Greive Tom Chambers Matt Gephart Dave Shonk Tony Franklin Bill Robinson Jim Shepman Bob Mertz Rick Parrish Curt Mock Todd Pettigrew Dave Barnhart Paul Schuldt BADMINTON DOUBLES MEN'S: lst - Charles Lam 81 Bernard Pang 2nd - Tony Franklin 81 David Cosby WOMEN'S: lst - Sue Ray 81 Wanda Schwartz 2nd - Chris Evans gl Robin Braun MIXED: lst - Bernard Pang 81 Jackie Ho 2nd - Charles Lam 81 Julie Yung MEN'S SOFTBALLQSPRINGJ MEN'S: H H lst - Howard Baker 552- TGKS 76 2nd - Don Osburn n T- ONE-ON-ONE 5'lO AND UNDER: lst - Hiram Stover 2nd - Dave Shonk 5'1O -6'1 : lst -- Dimetrius Mumtood 2nd - Chuck Clark ABOVE 6'l : lst - Joe Salley 2nd - Todd Pettigrew TENNIS DOUBLES MENS: lst - Buddy Rogers gl Ron Arnold 2nd - Kirk Schaffer 84 Tom Moore WOMEN'S: lst - Wanda Schwartz 81 Barb Feldhake MIXED: lst - Wanda Schwartz 81 Mark Dahlenberg TENNIS SINGLES MEN'S: lst - Bob Holmes 2nd - Matt Gephart WOMEN'S: lst - Cyd Summers 2nd -- Cindy Davenport BADMINTON SINGLES MEN'S: lst - Bernard Pang 2nd - Charles Lam WOMEN'S: lst - Chris Evans 2nd - Robin Braun 83 MEN'S VOLLEYBALL lst- WHITE LIGHTING 2nd - HHH Wally Pinkston Joe Lackey Dave Fleck Mike Wilson Curt Hawkins AI Melvin Art Cortez Jeff Nehrt Doug Kuhn Bruce Krockover Bob Scott Jim Walkowiak Bill Worley Alex Leigh John Copeland Larry Walker Rick Thomas WOM EN'S VOLLEYBALL lst - ACE OF CLUBS 2nd - MORRIS HALL Linda Murray Paula Smith Karen Hardiman Partice Fowler Brenda Woods Cee Cee Hoskins Valerie Watkins Iris Mitchell Vanessa Bowling Nancy Silvey Chris Evans Kaye Groves Janie Buckles Robin Braun Sherry Jones Margie Enlow Karen Piske MIXED VOLLEYBALL lst- TKD - MORRIS Jay Eakins David Cosby Tony Franklin Craig Ashley Todd Pettigrew Chris Evans Robin Braun Kaye Groves Margie Enlow Sherry Jones . all the great memories , , . HALL 2nd - GDI - FAI Steve Liggett Gail Hulbert Sue Rupert Larry Walker Joe Brunner Louise Kissinger Ruth Shaw Steve Hodges Judy Penrod Rick Oakes PINGPONG SINGLES MEN'S: lst - Charles Lam 2nd - Tom Crago WOMEN'S: 1st - Jane Steckler 2nd - Sherry Jones V.U. SPORTS SCORES TENNIS VU 1 Wabash Jr. College 8 VU 7 Olney Central College 2 VU O Lakeland Jr. College 9 VU 3 St. Meinrad College 6 VU 2 IUPUI 7 VU 2 Lincoln Trails 7 VU 4 ISUE 5 VU 5 Olney Central College 4 VU 1 Lakeland Jr. College 8 VU O IUPUI 7 VU 3 ISUE 6 VU 4 St. Meinrad College 5 VU 3 Lincoln Trails 4 Season Record: Won - 2 Lose - 11 SOCCER VU 3 IUPUI 2 VU 4 IU - South 5 VU 4 Evansville Stars 5 VU O St. Meinrad 5 VU 1 University of Evans. 5 VU - IU - South forfeit VU 2 IUPUI 3 VU 1 St. Meinrad 2 VU 2 Evansville Stars 5 VU O University of Evans. 8 Season Record: Won - 2 Lose - 8 CROSS COUNTRY VU 32 ISU 23 VU 29 Meramec 27 VU 25 Lincolnland 32 VU 34 Southern Illinois U. 23 VU 6th Taylor Invitational VU 4th Parkland Invitational VU 9th Big! Little State VU 9th NJCAA District XII Championships VU 25th NJCAA Championships TENNIS PLAYERS Dennis Anthis Henry Schildmeier Doug Affolder John Flynn Brooks Austin C. Patrick Wheelock Steve Hodges Tony Allen Patoka, IN Indianapolis, IN Vincennes, IN Rockville, MD Greensburg, IN Kentland, IN Lebanon, IN Blanchester, OH WOMEN'S BASKETBALL VU 59 VU 64 VU 63 VU 42 VU 52 VU 66 VU 54 VU 29 VU 46 VU 54 VU 53 VU 47 VU 66 VU 59 VU 35 VU 84 VU 59 VU 71 VU 57 VU 75 VU 74 Season Record: AAU - Terre Haute University of Evans. Southern Illinois U. ISU Franklin IUPUI Miami of Ohio Northwestern Ky. ISU Illinois Invitational: Danville Illinois Central University of Evans. AAU - Terre Haute Meramec IU Anderson Eastern Kentucky Meramac Invitational: Forest Park Principia Meramec Danville Illinois Regional AIAW Won - 13 Lose - BASEBALL MEN 'S BASKETBALL Game 1: Game 2: OPPONENT: WE - THEY WE - THEY Aquinas College 6-0 8-3 VU 65 Allegany 55 00141000 6-0 15-0 vu eo Mineral Area 57 Oamahd 9'3 6'O VU 95 Kennedy-King 79 Oamahd 8'2 11-1 VU 90 Lorain 83 11110100000 6-6 1-6 vu 85 Lake Land 68 1421014001110 15-5 4-10 vu 83 Johnson counry 79oT 1601111000 2-1 9-0 vu 109 Dodge City so Johh Logan 7'O 5'4 VU 85 Concordia 74 Shawnee 7-1 9'O VU 77 Pansacola 101 Lake COLlI'Ity 8-3 8-3 VU 73 Cnlnola 76 Meramec 5'1 9'3 VU 111 Olive Harvey 90 L1l'1COIl'I TI'aiI 11-O 12-1 VU 76 Burlington 78 1100010 1300 7-1 8-4 vu 52 Mineral Area 55 Kankakee 8-4 2-4 VU 108 Olney 75 Shawnee 5-0 - vu 114 Concordia 90 Lakeland 0-5 5-6 VU 77 Moberly 59 1100010 11011 15-0 1-0 vu 81 Lincoln Trail 77 600-110810001 1001- - vu 124 Lake Land 119oT 101101000 5-0 vu 111 Pensacola 98 Cuyahoga West 1'0 VU 109 Kalamazoo 78 Regional Tournament - VU 112 Olney 71 50101 C1011 1-3 vu 55 iviobeny 72 P01001 Park 4-2 vu 109 Cumberland 96 East Cel'ltl'aI Miss. 6-5 VU 86 Lake Land 69 0010000 0-5 vu 112 Paducah 94 North Alabama 2-0 Calhoun 2-6 Gulf C0351 4-2 NJCAA - REoioN 12 - KALAiviAzoo, iviicn. 1:01051 P6114 11-10 VU 85 Cuyahoga Metro. Quinnipiac 4-3 Season Record: Won - 37 ose - 7 Season Record. Won - 20 Lose 6 WOMEN'S BOWLING MEN'S BOWLING VU Purdue Purdue VU 2239 lSU 2433 VU 2607 ISU 2543 VU Eastern EaSteI'I'1 VU 2319 IU 2318 VU 2621 IU 2600 VU Purdue pUI'dUe VU Eastern E3SteI'l'l VU 2405 VU Ball State vu 2432 Ball State 2153 VU 2591 'SU 2595 Season Record: Won T 7 Lost , 3 Season ReCOl'dI Won - 7 Lost T 3 1 86 CLASSES Paula Alyea Tim Ankney Sandra Archer James Armstrong Sam Artman Mike Baker Robert Banks Rita Barker Chris Bechinski Jack Bedan Dave Berninger Debbie Beyers Sister Sharon Bierman Tim Binkley Gary Birch James Bohn Danny Bourne Kristine Boyd ,if If X L ' tg , . A Q f f? a ' ft 2 X L ., A ax 5 AX gh Q D 4 4 g,f fy , fvflv? K - 2- K :fx f fa . n V - i w 'igifff . ' Larry Burns Michael Busart Mark Butterfield lr l9g' 2 xx . 9 i- ti yi L X -it 5 Thomas Chambers Mary Chan Paul Fl. Chan C U2 'ii R+. 1 ni sir C W .IE Ili QQ' Patricia Cardinal Marsha Cecil Phillip Cederquist Peter K. Chan Ringo Chan Phyllis Chapman Rodney Charles Evelyn Chatfielcl Gavin Choi Fernando Chong Jane Chowning James Clapp i::..T+El,N. . age . , ,V .l .l . , .. V. 1, ala. '5' - ' Q 5 X , .A fi , .. Q Yap MAIN :- ' N 9' f , N43 ff , 'C xr ,eg Charles Clark Phillip Claussen Steve Coatney Jeff Conner Robert Cook Gordon Craig Steve Crone Alan Cummings Isam Dahmash xy I e Mary Dawson Christopher Day Richard Day Tim Deal Becky Diener Jeff Dora Pete Dossett Edward Doyle Tom Doyle N. I S 2 N l A J I Q , Teresa Drewes Polly Duchemin Sandra Dunlap , Monte Edwards Brenda Eppert Christine Evans Max Dust Patricia Eaden John Eckert Dale Evrard John Fane Barbara Feldkamp L Dennis Finney Kathy Fisher Keith Fisher Elane Foerstch Vic Fonte Sami Fowler ' 1 -'r t if A i K T53 ' ' iiih V F ' F . i A 'WE N- 'T 1 A ' iii F P F . F g :, F i ,AC X if iiee e rlil e? W .. 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Heugel Gary Hiatt Roger Hilst Mark Hines 1 Steve Hodges Harry Hoover Toshinao Hoshina 100 Margie Howard Gail Hulbert Rita Hulett Chris Hunt Jeff Hunter Marsha Isfalt V! mam. in il iiaai t 1? t ftat lalii Y., W fe -.r ,i,i L1 fr' Bryan Jackson Tonya Johanningsmeier Phyllis Johnson X 2, Elinor Jones Jeff Kendall Karen Kender Keith Kennedy Randall Kirk Rusty Kirk . i, L ' '4- L I , V- , fm . qv 5 .rf - P fl 'ex --ii' e5 l, fi y K Roberta Klotz Mark Klueh Tony Kluesner 0 102 Antonio Lam Benny Lam Karen Lammers Susan Koors Cindy Kratzer Ronnie Lai Fanetta Lander Jawad Lary Caroline Lazar Cathy Lee Mike Lee Jacqueline Letellier Louis Leung Karelen Lightcap Joyce Lingle an me QQ 'L 43 I wa W' Alexander Liu Ronald Lo Aaron Loke 103 104 Jennifer Loughmiller Mary Jo Lueken Martha Lutgring Kuntala Mak Jeannette Malone Karen Markens Diana Masterson Sue Maxwetl Randy McCammon Austin Miller Debbie Minderman James Minderman Melvin McCord Sally McRae Max Mertz Deah Modlin Robert Moore Donald Mullis 105 106 RWM Mary Ann O Brian Barbara O'Brien Dan Oglesby 45 -F4-, 'Ki U ., U , em, ,, L 4 i A, 5 ,,W,fL? 1w I , f' xi X gg .,,,-: .X ,mMl,,, ,,,,,. ,:i5:.,,,,3,,..M ,V W I ,Max J, L rrlarrrr . -s, fig ml-I -1r' Carla Newell Kay Newton Rick Oakes Dan Opell Doug Ctten Rick Parrish Carol Parsons Gerald Patterson Michael Pea Judy Penrod Bob Pittman William Pollman , lll l llfl e r Terry Polston Steve Potts Scott Quillen 107 108 Ram Redding Steve Redmond Greg Reynolds Qi! 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Row 4: Ronald Kwan, Raymond Chui Godwin Tsang, Edmund Lau, Kean Lam, Barry Simpson, Maurice Wheatley. Row 5: .lose Bazo, George Goodman. Back Row: Braiht Shepard, Ron Tucker, John Kipta, Rich Byer, Mike Salsmah, Don Tucker, Don McCarter, David Hough, adviser. Second Row: Jeff Meyers, Pete Dawson, Bruce Pea, Jeff Rimal, Rebouiette, Bill Webber, Robert Service. Officers: Don Tucker, Don McCarter, Jeff Rimai, Robert Service, Roh Tucker. 4 142 ff . Standing: Steve Bradley. Back Row: Ed Lang, Art Hayes, sponsor: Harry O'Hanian, Rick Robert Kelly, Ed Doyle, Bill Vogel, David Jungclause. Middle: Tony McKinney, Paul Zumicks, Richard Voss, John Terhune, Chuck Smith. Front: Ron Boink, Mark Gebhart, Dave Bimmel, Bob Murauski. as 'Q i ? Little Sisters: Front: Mary Dawson, Lana Hobbs, Gloria Carver, Kathy Jacob- sen, Pam Walton, Kim Westbrook. Back: Linda Dietrich, Martha Kluesner, Mary Littleton, Kay Hasecuster, Connie Merkley, Dixie Dubree, Darla Creed, Bonnie Hopf. Front: Rick Middleton, Carl Snyder, Bob Brock, Kevin Strange, Scott Sperling, Jack Bedan, Chuck Watkins, Tom Marshall. Back: Randy Glassburn, John Copeland, Toshinao Hoshina, Jim Rossberg, Jeff Vogt, Rogar Thorp, Doug Hackman, Pete Cook, Bill Keller, Bill Godfrey, Terry Holt. Little Sisters - Front: Jackie Arvin, Jo Anne Pollare, Karla Trump, Denise Williams, Nancy Proctor, Back: Pat Fritz, Julia Pearl, Karrie Knutzen, Jane Dryer, Eva Beatty, Paula Hanus, Deb Mae, Pam Hurt. an-ms-aw,m...,. on--........,m, 143 144 Row 1: Mike Mote, Dr. Trees, Cindy Clark, Ann Rumble. Row 2: Randy Hobart, Mike Cheatham, Floyd Alsman, Dennis Fordie, John Peterson. Row 3: John Sears, Rick Burger, Steve McBride, Dennis Whitford, Eddie Starr. .ii I I O O I Row 1: Doug Coatney, pres.: Greg Higgenbothorn, Kevin Severs, Bill Kircher. Row 2: Tobias Warentho, Anne Mercker, seo: Vickie Hannah, vice-pres.: Linda Waidroup, treasg David Srnoot, Back: Gerald Smith. if aww, ! C. . wg t ,gc Front: Terri Talarek, Dennis Finney. Second Row: J.J. Letellier, Chuck Rinehart. Back: Lowell Bailey, Dave Hamilton, Doug Tafferty, Larry Stearns, Brock Mayes, James Stewart CAdvisorJ, Floyd Bowman, Danny Oglesby, Steve Caldwell, Neal Catt CAdvisorJ, Jack Parsons CAdvisorJ. 'i.t, ni' -M Z 1...-r...a, A-...,..., , .. ,-,,, ,,,,,,,,,, M., Front: Cathy Dimmick, Nancy Knight, Julia Pearl, Nancy Proctor. Middle: Earl Robertson, CAdvisory, Jeff Messel, Wanda Stephens, David Mobley, Sue Burkett, Mike Dell. Back: Tom Houghland, Brian Jackson, Jack Lowery, Tom Pieper, Alan Cummings, Jeff White. 2, EC 145 R 146 R.A.'s, Front: Rusty Kirk, Curt Hawkins, Dave Dugan, Randy Kirk. Back: Rick Backer, Ty Weddell, John Hooseline, Rusty Schoaf. i 1... i , ...v ff, R.A.'s, Front: Karen Kender, Debbie Mangin, Larry Lewis, director, Karen Stodsdill, Keith Fisher. Back: Kim Streaty, Mike Gribben, Mark Heath, Rick Parish, Todd Pettigrew. v I' H I V I l I I I 5 I I H R.A.'s - Front: Chris Hunt, Bruce Gibert, Sue Rupert, Larry Walker, Steve Brandenburg. Back: Don Seketa, Steve Liggett, Sly Stafford, Gordon Smith, Jack Willett, Dale Everlard. ! , 1 K. R.A.'s - Front: Debbie Peoples, Lee Kellems. Back: Jenny Triggs, Becky Diener, Mary Ann O'Brien, Stephanie Woods, Robin Robinson, Vicki Williams. 147 148 if I J Front: Bob Webb, Scott Davis, John Long, Dennis Woody, Jim Caddick, Mike Harvey. Back: Mike Mundy fAdvisorJ, Bob Arnold, Don Behrens, Steve Smith, Bill Crabb, Rick Provence, Paul Schuldt, Doug Robson, John Milligan QAdvisorJ. 90 Sg if , 'xi-fr ' -qv eu . ' r '-v' - WYVW' xv r-NX N msn M LA- blwwiy-W ,.,, ,, Front: Belinda Johanningmeier, Sherry Jones, Lori Lorance, Janet Strauser, Chris Mangin, Mary Galligan. Back: Linda King, Annette Browning, Shari Hook, Treva Eddy, Peggy Zooley, Holly Hocking, Penny Summers, Debbie Mengedoht, Tina Orr, Ms. Susie Beard, QAdvisorJ. -l:Um02OO UZPW 150 Alpha Phi Alpha is a social fraternity consisting of Alpha Brothers and Little Sisters - Angels. They have served the community by giving can-can hops in which students and young people from Vincennes give canned goods, money, or both. This is donated to the needy families in Vincennes around Thanksgiving and Christmas. For the last three years, the turnout has been quite successful. ALPHA PHI ALPHA wp.. ALPHA 4NBY-X' Front Row - Gail Avery, Vicky Cochran, Terrie McDonald. Row 2 - Dorothea Marks, Kimberly Burking, Iris Mitchell. Row 3 - Irving Wynn, Pres., Janet Williams. Those not present: Mary Robinson, Shirley Smith, Debra Peeples, Linda Harmon, Joann M. Burnett. .. A ,MAY W A. , - Q 'W' , Y.. Lu., 'X,,.., gi. zs. W WW , W , L, Margie Enlow, Jane Chowning, Dawn Harter, Shelley Strange, Pam Redding, Paula Hanus, Ruth Shaw, Karen Miller, Debbie Glessner, Patty Fellows, Julia Pearl, Denise Hinton, Lisa Gallagher, Sharon Schmitt. Executive Council: Jerry Wiggins, Rusty Kirk, Dana Klipsch, Sno White, Tonya Johanningsmeier, Juan Gutierrez, Ty Weddel, Bryon Matthis. ,,,, ,fs Front - Max Mertz, Chuck Smith. On Stump - Pam Redding, Barbara Cox. Back - Guy Steckler, Rick Parrish, Keith Fisher, Denise Hinton, Dave Mertaugh, Jeff Brown, Dave Dugan, Rick Baker, Tom Piper. x K'kx gy , it C L i 5 U'Jl'11ZZl'I10Z-4 Wm..,....l Front - Carla Trump Row 2 - Brenda Wood, Mary Ann -45UPZ ZZJP P-42C-I Bottom Picture: Front - Barbara Coons, David Ritter, Rose Gordon, Mr. Miller, Conductor. Row 2 - Virginia Wibert, Steve Sullivan, Debbie Strailey. Row 3 - Craig Hughlett, Bonnie Carliu, Kurt Hawkins, Debbie Vermillion. Row 4 - Lynda Brown, Evel Danders, Rochelle Small. Right Side: Front - Larry Burns, Deborah Brooks, Jim Walkowiak, Jim Tillet, Jana Harry, Brian Jackson. Row 2 - Shirley Waters, Robin Overby, Kris Kitzinger, Row 3 - Jerry Cannon. Joette Johnson, Ron Branton, Darlene Jones. , , . I A ,, iz M? , tg? gk YW 6 fir M, w A-. .ml z' Floor - Rick Ritz, Steve Correll, June Sauer, Joe Seubert. Front Steps - Denise Williams, Rick Stone, Mack Ballanger, Bryant Shepherd. Back Steps - Vickie Bilskie, Vicky Hurt, Sandy Dunlap, Pat Eaden. Top- Eric Robinson, Craig Ashley, Darryl Whitaker, Harry O'Hanian, Shari Hook, Steve Reed. N - . 0 NL A LY 156 X 7 l R, X I , NNN., XXX 'A' A -A 657:51 ' L Mtg 'S S Qtr, said! N 'll Row 1: Yvonne Stuckey, Dawn Lyman, Christine Pauling Secretary, Susi Koors, Barbara O'Brien, Karen Miller, Pat Owen, President. Row 2: Virgilee Jackson, Lisa Jennings, Vice President, Susie Wilson, Barb Lane, Janice Vincent, Cathy Vivian, Becky Baker, Susan Perigo, Roger Schneider, Faculty Advisor. Row 3: Roger Seaton, Margaret Cotner, Debbie Wolfe, Carol Weitzel, Martha Strand, Becky Reimers, Ali Smith, Sister Sharon Bierman, O.S.B., Gerald Schwartz: Faculty Advisor. Row 4: Martha Lutgring, Susan Williams, Kathleen Lenahan, Deborah Beyers, Terry Malander, Jowyn Reed, Rosie Griffith, Sam Suttle. , ,ag - '. 3. l i l SN ,ENHQ7 ,M sf ee: ...gy 5 1 ,-1. G Row 1: Tom Pressley, Marshall Bell, Paul Rivest, Donny Qualls, Garry Moore, Pete Shiplov, Steve Hanna, Bob Mertz. Row 2: Steve Smith, Robin Overbey, Jim Richardson, Gene Kuntz, Brian Figert, Vince Parkhouse, Rod Garrison. Row 3: Paul Morrical, Gary Hiatt, Ted Dunn, Byron Mathis, Mike Broadstreet. Row 4: Harry Turula, Mike Nolan, Joe Brunner, Jack Dilliard, Hal Strong, Ed Brown. Sigma Nu Little Sisters: Row 1: Deb Duerstock, Jane Chowning, Mary Forsting, Joan Bernstein. Row 2: Kris Boyd, Margaret Wves- tefield, Sue Burkett, Sue Thackery. Row 3: Sue Stewart, Marlene Cole, Sandy Strauch. 157 158 FRESHMAN HONOR CONVOCATIO Gold Key Awards -- Front Row: Shelley Strange, Lori Lorance, Sharri Hook, Mary Nalin, Kim Westbrook, Kean Lam, Brad Weingart. Second Row: Paul Morrical, Robin Overby, Andy Kistler, Mike Logan, Dave Dugan, Allan Chu, Tom Dowden. Not present, Sally Harmon. Sixty-two freshmen were honored at the Third Annual Freshmen Honors Convocation, April 22, 1976, in Green Auditorium. Dr. J. Edward Klinker, dean of faculty, and John Glennon, president of the freshman class, presided at the convocation. Deborah Brooks, senior and Miss VU 1976, opened the convocation singing The Star Spangled Banner . Ty Weddel, senior and 1975-76 Student Senate President, swore in Mary Nalin as 1976-77 Senate president. Glennon announced that the Freshman Class gift to the University was a water fountain to be installed at the I-M Field. Blue Cord Awards were given to outstanding Freshmen. The Student Senate also gave Activity Key Awards. Bronze, silver, and gold keys were awarded according to the number of activity points a student has accumulated through his or her participation during the school year. Front Row: Sue Fredericks, Patricia Owen, Anne Mercker Second Row: Debbie Brooner, Bob Murawski, Belinda Jo hanningsmeier, Not present, Brian Brehm, Kenneth Mize Music Department Choral Award of Excellence was pre- sented to Daryle McClellan for Best Male Vocalist and Ro- chelle Small Best Female Vocalist. Letters of recommen- dation accompanied the award. University Theatre Awards were received by Rose Gordon and James Walcowiak for Best Actress and Actor. 159 l Nancy Knight receives the Outstanding Deca Student of the Year Carlos Alvarado and Jose Bazo were awarded the Gamma Tau Engi Award from Earl Robertson. neering Club award. Peggy Jones, Linda Murawski, Daniel Fung, and Vincent Parkhouse. 160 BLUE CORD AWARDS l l i fl Il l X i , r Q l i' 27. e ,' - .: Row 1: Tina Brown, Georgianna Bare, Sherri Hook, Lori Lorance, Cindy Tirey, Joyce Mohr. Row 2: Patricia Owen, Shelia Baldwin, Kirby Carpenter, Belinda Johanningsmeier, Daniel Fung, Jeff Nehrt, Charlie Steward. Row 3: Debbie Brooner, Andrew Kistler, Gary Thorskey, Mike Logan, Dave Dugan, John Glennon, Dan Burnette. Not present, Ruth Shaw, Thomas Crage, Patrick Dailey. Mike Lee presents Andrew Kistler with a Circle K Club Award. Gerald J. Farrell receives a Circle K Club Award from Mike Lee 161 STUDENTS TAKE A BREAK College life is not only made up of studying, exams, and writing term papers. Students spend their spare time playing pool, cards, or perhaps watching television. The Campus Club in the Student Union and the Physical Education-Recreation Complex offer the students a change of pace. 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Q, , , It 3,1 , ,, 2 , 1- W. 1 1 5 ' as 1 Q ,y mf,f-,,w. ,v,,Wf V ., -17. 4 f , f V Q :Ms-H X , ,. 4 ' A I ' 5 ,wf , .5 2 , W ' ly. 8, V ' '1?f:3 4Qi.':, ,: ', 1 I Q ji x ..,,.-f-Maw ,A , nf A, A , , , F' E yi U up W EBMQMV' 3- Q, rg I L -i fs if- .ff 19 I I ff ,X 1, ,MN 1 Mr ' A 0 x u r my Y fb a L, , Mk 7 B 'Z 173 174 MM 7Wi'7AfC0hIlG Wea,f:n'tAs.wrf Fa-wr if 1 ' i fn i , I f w vvwx FACULTY 00 Xgfgv - - K4 176 I h h , x X, PRESIDENT OF VINCENNES UNIVERSITY, Dr. Isaac K. Beckes OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF FACULTY Dr. Jack L. BottenfieId Dr. J. Edward Klinker OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT Miss Cornelia Carter OFFICE OF THE BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR Mr. Robert Stryzinski OFFICE OF THE STUDENT SERVICES DIRECTOR DEAN QF STUDENTS Mr. Jerry Gegenheimer Mr, Dave Phillippe 4 Oaalxit sw- . .- 1 ' 'QA 6 4 M A an XACA ggi, i li as Dean Ackerman Dorothy Bailey Jay Bardole Instructor, Electronics instructor, English Prof., Chemistry 81 Chairman Gene Bathe Barrette Baxendale Instructor, Auto Mechanics Admissions Counselor Robert Beeson Martha Berry Assistant Professor, Life Science Director, Reading Joe Beach Associate Professor, Building Trades Leroy Breimeier Associate Professor, Chemistry , 3 lg g ,H getg 2 3 5 1 179 me p 3 S QW? 'tr f , at Sharon Brookman William Brooks Assistant Professor, Life Sci- Director, Food Service ence vi I , W 4 'y' Ph, . D 'fixes Vera L. Brenton Neal Catt Thomas Collins Associate Professor, French Assistant Professor, Earth Science Assistant Professor, Printing 180 q....... ir James T. Cook James Dailey Assistant Professor, Drafting Associate Professor, Social Science M-gg, N.-f'-L 1 1 1 i -gi cflxg 2-if is 5 Ei i if , , , 1 q N .xl . f,kQf,f,,1f . It 55.13 ,tw , x Blix? fi fifk , if Barbara DeBoer Director, Public Relations if zz ff J f L 5 fi ' f -18.51. A f 35,54 Caroll Deem Cyrus A. Deem, Jr. Cary Dempsey Professor, Home Economics Associate Professor, Building Director, Bands Trades Sharon Dempsey Curtis Dhonau Deborah Dodson Assistant Professor, English Chairman, Science 81 Math Assistant Professor, Life Science ,j m i ' 0 ? - . C ,Q u .'o I c I i James Dodson Rene Dognaux, Jr. Dr. June Doliahan Associate Professor, Life Science Manager, Bookstore Professor, Psychology and English I ,ii i ' 'f W '2 fp 181 Q? vpkv Dale Dowden Jack Eads Richard Eavey Associate Dean, Academic Area Coordinator, Law Enforcement Associate Professor, Electronics qw. Larry Edwards Director, Admissions - 182 Laura Edwards Christine Ernst Ernestine T. Farrell Assistant Professor, English Admissions Counselor Associate Professor, English sara- ,H 7 Gail Feagans Instructor, Nursing lit 'tr' .--...K Karen Gines Director, Practical Nursing Program David George Assistant Professor, Speech and Theater 'w., ,, ,M Q' Patricia Fleck Assistant Supervisor, P.E. Complex William Galligan Professor, English and Philosophy M. Lee Godare Gordon Goodman Professor, Chairman, Health Occupations Director, Placement 183 184 ,Ny Steven Graham Sharon Grow Arthur Haase Associate Professor, Business Assistant Professor, Physics Assistant Professor, Civil Engineer- ing If ' : l Q l Sonja Hancock William Heller Walter Hollingsworth Assistant Professor, Math Cheif Accountant Chairman, Aviation 5:25 r r if gi A r rg A as ,,,- , 2 5,5 7 'V -if if 1 ml z M ,, 4,1 , ,V .,.,,W:V I A' , , ,,,.., ,., l Veron Houchins Jeffrey Huxley Robert C. Hyatt Professor, Physical Education Associate Professor, Math Accountant, Business Office N-,,, John Ingram John T. Ingram James Jernigan Associate Professor, Math Instructor, Graphic Arts Instructor, Broadcast Production .mn in-5. Betty M. Johnson Linda Jones David Keusch Instructor, English Professor, Math Professor, Math Harriette Klinker Thomas Krasean Marjorie Land Chairman, Humanities Division Director, Lewis Historical Library Assistant Professor, English 185 186 A .31 Ka, flu JK! ,, Hi Chelsea L. Lawlis Chairman, Social Science Division Martha Libby Associate Professor, English Ted Lane Director, Adult Education Terry D. McCraney William J. Lindsey Associate Professor, Social Science Darwin Lindsey Director of Campus Development Draftsman- Campus Development John McCuistion Donald Marquez Edith May Assistant Professor, Art Chief Flight Instructor Associate Professor, Data Processing r Qt Michael Meagher lnstructor, Food Service ix Andrea Myers Chairman, Physical Education D ment David J. Messer David M. Meyer Assistant Professor, Nursing Education Associate Professor, Social Science Elizabeth Michael Carol Miley epart lnstructor, English lnstructor, Bowling Lanes f fszgjsgsu fi . ,Oy Q92 v ,i . 3 .. V o 0 ' ,, 4, , 0 I ff!,,fa0l'o 'llffa 1, Marjorie Miller Professor, Nursing G ,, Virginia Miller lnstructor, Chemistry John Milligan Assistant Professor, Auto Mechan- iCS 187 ,f , 'flaun- Patrick Mindefman James B. Nankivell Robert Nelson Counselor Director. Student Activities Director, Institutional Research I 1 William Niblack Instructor, Aviation Jack Nowling Jean Olsen Maintenance Instructor, Aviation Maintenance Instructor, Bowling Lanes ,ar-1 if Rollie J. Orr John H. Ostendorf Dorothy Palmer Chief, Campus Police Associate Professor, Physics and Assistant Professor, Science Engineering 188 A , , , any J.- uw' 4 John Parsons Assistant Professor, Earth Science Carol Pfaff Lary Pierce Dr. Phillipe Pierpont Assistant Professor, Business Assistant Professor, Commercial Art Chairman, English Department Richard Pointer Joseph Raley Richard K. Ray Chairman, Technology Division Professor, English Instructor, Building Trades 189 Robert Ricks George Ridgeway Dr. Daryle Riegle Manager, Aviation Repair Station Associate Professor, Drafting Prof., Physics, Engineering and +1 Stella Risch Professor, A.D., Nursing 190 Ernst Roller Instructor, Aviation Rollin Robb Engineering Technician Y-, 77, Ellen Scanlin Associate Professor, English Dept. Chrm. Earl Robertson Assistant Professor, Distributive Ed Rev. John P. Schmeling Assistant Professor, Sociology Susan Schmeling Associate Professor, English l ' if QR l Randall Schormann Director, Learning Resource QM' we-J Cent August Schultheis er Director, Community Projects Robert Schultheis Dennis Shappard Editor, THE VALLEY ADVANCE Instructor, Electronics Gary Shepherd Chairman, Speech Department 499 Karen Shepherd Marjorie Simon Stephen Simonds Associate Professor. English Instructor, Art and English Admissions Counselor W1 9 Robert Slayton Head Librarian . , 55: 11 K. Gerald Smith Chairman, Division of Business Thomas P. Smith Seth Sparkman Ass't Professor, Psychology 8t Ass't Professor, Broadcast Prod. Tech. Spec. Ed. CAE ,,, George Warren Stephenson Robert CGusJ Stevens Professor, Physics Manager, WVUT 192 Ralph Smith Coordinator, State 81 Federal Projects 1 it Bill Spence Associate Dean, Occupational Education James D. Stewart Chairman 81 Professor, Earth Sci ence James E. Sullivan Instructor, Bowling 9 Dr. Phillip Summers Gazella Summitt Director, Community Services Administrative Assistant to President Eric Taylor Linda Tucker Assistant Supervisor, P.E. Complex Part-time, Instructor, Music Dr. William Treese Assistant Professor, Agronomy 193 John Walker Tim Weaver Carl Weidner Chairman, Life Science Department Director, Financial Aids Purchasing Agent Steven K. Whitaker Jeffrey Hannasch Instructor, Theater Food Services 194 X Franklyn Wyatt Frank Zoll James A. Messmer U.C.C.F. Chaplain-Director Assistant to President, Financial Assistant Professor, Horticulture Aids CCMMENCEMENT 1976 FOR MANY YEARS THE CLASSROOM HAS BEEN THEIR WORLD, NOW, THE WORLD WILL BECOME THEIR CLASS- ROOIVI. Pete Dossit was awarded with The Outstanding Law Peggy Till was named Outstanding Second Year Enforcement Student Award. Chemistry Major. I . l O E -wa Q fb,-4' 4- 1 'V 'giiwfi for rl , , ,,,, 'A gi if .L 'mx i'F3'r .f-fs... S Professor Daryl Reigel presents Stella Risch with the Blue-Gold Cord Award for twenty-five years of teaching. 197 198 The Outstanding Physics Award was presented Chuck Reinhart received the award for Out- to Mike Smith. standing Graduate of Earth Science. The Student Senate Pacemaker Paddle is awarded to students who have accumulated throughout the year an extremely high number of activity points. Receiving awards this year were: Row 1 - Jerry Wiggins, Rusty Schoaf, Byron Mathis. Row 2 - Rusty Kirk, Tonya Johanningsmeier, Juan Carlos Gutierrez. A W A Row 1: Sue Ray, Polly Duchemin, Becky Deiner, Sno Ellen White, Dan Kelso, John Housewright, Tom Pieper. Row 2: Bill Stoddard, Bob Fuhs, Thomas Wong, Frank Fu, Sue Harris, Randy Glasburn, Max Dust. Row 3: Teresa Drewes, Chuck Clark, Gordon Craig, Pat Schlegel, Mike Lee, Sam Suttle, Steve Sullivan, Keith Fisher. Outstanding Women Athelete Award was presented to Wanda Schwartz. D S M x 5. Tom Houghland received the award for Outstanding Senior Business Student. David Bobrowski, Lett, receives the Printing Technology Award from Mr. John Ingram. 199 N G is ,fit .fm s M334 N sa . 9 I V '-INR. UW ,,,: Q . . v Mgt. 'L 154' ' A gm .4,'wfn , W -.1 312- M I . 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' H ' A rrdr r ef t 'fw ttf: 5 egwg '. I ' qy gf A Kn ew .grim ,LVV fygg ,zl Y 1+ -M.....,,,, eyrm fkywyff ha ,. gf, 4' ' ff Y x Mt, 'Q' I-A fb t 1 ' A - . 3 - 2' - ' 0 -, , J L 1 - 4' ' , -I -nw., rw- ' ' 1-,WL ,.f XX Dr. Treese, Center, presented Steve Jennings, Left, and Floyd Alsman with the Agriculture Achievement Award. GOLD CORD AWARDS Row 1: CL to RJ Steve Sullivan, Debbie Craft, Max Mertz, Jerry Wiggins, Julie Menke, Stella Risch, Sanders Jones, Carla Trump, Randy Kirk, Dennis Finney, Mike Bethal. Roe 2: William Golden, Sue Bloss, Rusty Shoaf, Rose McCahon, Rusty Kirk, Tonya Johanningsmeier, Preston Ty Weddel, Sam Suttle, Gordon Craig, Bill Stoddard. Row 3: Mark Ramsey, Curt Hawkins, Carrie Horrall, Richard King, Karin Markins, Randy Ludlow, Garry Schultz, Kay Newton, Teresa Drewes, Pat Schlegel. Row 4: John Hooseline, Pam Redding, Dawn Harter, Wanda Wade, Mike Dell, Debbie Mangin, Sue Thackery, Terri Schmidt, Robin Robinson, Beth Archer. Row 5: Gary Hanes, Juan Carlos Gutierrez, Chuck Reinhart, Larry Wall, Greg Reynolds, Chuck Clark, Bill Richards, Keith Fisher. Row 6: Debbie Brooks, Jim Tillet, Gloria Thompson, Debbie Thacker, Barb Feldhake, Dan Kelso, Bruce Pea, John Kipta, Row 7: Mark Syonieski, Ray Lewis, Wanda Swartz, Leesa Garland, Sue Ray, Byron Mathis, Daryl Whittaker. l l Andy Kistler gives outgoing president, Mike Lee, the Circle K Award for Past Pat Williams received a Theatre award from Professor George. president 203 Browning Engi- A Scholastic Award IH MUBIC was presented to Bea 5 2 2 ' I ki 5 Ia 1, Fm k vi J E! A I 11 1 5 f W 1