Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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A Message From The President 1984 - 85 Academic Year Dear V.U. Students: The 1984 - 85 academic year was one of record enrollment, outstanding activities and great memories. The purpose of the yearbook is to capture and interpret many aspects of campus life. The yearbook staff has worked diligently to picture the highlights of an important year in the lives of students and the University. As this yearbook is read, it may become obvious that Vincennes University has a full and rich campus life. Student government, fraternities, sororities, clubs, organizations and residence halls provide a living environment which makes pursuing a college education at V.U. interesting and fun. The major aspects of the students’ years at “Indiana’s oldest col- lege” are the classes and faculty whom the students are privileged to have. The high quality of the unique educational services available comes from the dedication of those who serve students. The motto of the University (which appears on its official seal) is, “Learn in order to serve.” V.U. students can be seen in this yearbook in learning situations in classes and ac- tivities with the goal of developing the skills and talents necessary to be of service in their future lives. I hope all campus people have great memories of the 1984 - 85 academic year... and will treasure this yearbook as a reflection of an important part of their past. Sincerely, Table Sanoarr Phillip M. Summers President