Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

LE REVOIR VOLUME 36 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty pe. 8 Clubs and Organizations pg. 13 Greeksspy.129 Activities pg. 39 Sports pe. 7 | SLAGuaAulOnm oom Oo Gallery pg. 89 Vincennes University Vincennes, Indiana DEDICATION James D. Wilson, Associate Professor at Aviation Maintenance Technology, lost his life in a helicopter accident on July 20, 1985..He was the son of Dewey and Clara Wilson of Attica, Indiana. He was a graduate of Warton American Tech in Blackpool, England, and was a Maintenance Supervisor for TIME Airlines before joining the Vincennes University faculty in 1969. He was a member of the Masons, Elks, and Aircraft Pilots Association. He is survived by his wife, Marjorie, a son, Jimmy Lee, and a daughter, Becky Sue. Vincennes University will miss his dedication as a fine educator. IN MEMORIAM Stephen M. Lloyd 1967-85 A. Message From The President 1985-1986 Academic Year Dear Students and Campus People: The 1985-1986 yearbook is a chronicle of the major events of the academic year. This book includes pictures of events which thousands of students will remember. Campus life is reflected in the pictures of classes, laboratories, and the many student activities and fun things which occurred. It is often stated that those who give the most receive the most. The VU yearbook is an attempt to provide a pictorial history of the activities which were important at VU in 1985-1986. Those students’ pictures who have participated or given to the various clubs, organizations, performing groups, and athletic teams can be seen. The value of the yearbook is that it provides a collection of memories for all students, and shows the spirit of campus life. This yearbook has pictures of the campus development which has occurred and the highlights of the academic year’s events. I hope the readers of the yearbook will find pictures of the activities which they have enjoyed, and that good memories will result. | appreciate the dedicated work of the yearbook staff, and hope everyone enjoys their “walk down memory lane” as they view the pictures of the 1985-1986 campus events. Sincerely, Pablepl Samensrr Phillip M. Summers President PRESIDENT BOARD OF TRUSTEES FIRST ROW: Mr. Albert Rosenberg, Cheryl Goodwin, William T. Case, Matthew E. Welsh, Homer Lawson, Wayne E. Ader. SECOND ROW: Bernard G. Niehaus, Robert J. Stryzinski, Donald G. Bell, Marilyn Schenetzke, Alvin C. Ruxer, Dr. Phillip M. Summers, Rex C. Early, Joseph P. Dr Phillip M. Summers Day, Frederick H. Evans, Lynn Gee, Gazella Summitt. VICE PRESIDENTS Robert Stryzinski Dr. Gary Shepherd Jerry Gegenheimer John Schmeling Vice President of Vice President of Vice President of Vice President of Business and Finance Community Services Student Services Instructional Services ACADEMIC DEANS Dale Dowden Bill Spence Dean of Dean of Academic Education Occupational Education DIVISION CHAIRMEN Vern Houchins James Hill Lee Godare Phillip Pierpont HPER Social Science Health Occupations Humanities Jack Eads Curt Dhonau John Tilley Public Service Science and Mathematics Technology immie Workman es Office Occupations , Distributive Marketing Mary Bowen, Chair ee Edward Kirk, Chair Kathy Evans atte te ; : Susan Hanns — cianut, ee pees a : Ella Pittman Pe ee le ae e : ee Shirley Sweeney A ee a 3 deck Lee Godaré;-C Darrell K ny Tracy Bille ne : TECHNOLOGY DIVISION John Tilley, Chairman Automotive Technology George Whitehouse, Chair Gene Bathe John Milligan Mike Mundy Richard Vehling ine Trades Technology dlow, Chair man David N. Boyd David Frazier PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION . Jack Eads, Chair Broadcast Productia Jack A. Han Kevi SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS DIVISION arry Barchett Jerry Blemker Allen Bradfield Randall Brian Carolyn Case John DeCoursey Linda Eakins Cathy Graham EALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Music RAC Speech ? Keith Andrews, Chair bed | Mary Trimbo, Chair Julie Hiryak 4 ; Byron Bond — Dr. Rebecca Martin | 11 12 13 14 EMISON HALL R.A.’s FRONT ROW: Barb Colson, Danielle Bohnert, Stacy Greene, Lori Crecelius, Irene Ruiz BACK ROW: Debbie Stuhlman, Sandy Murphy, Ann Nixon, Director, Deb Hout, Monique Wynn VIGO HALL R.A.’s FRONT ROW: Brian Peat, Troy Hayworth, Tom Drzewiecki, Dave Averbach BACK ROW: Jim Goecker, Director, Bev Hagemeir, Lisa Paszak, Jerry Martin, Dave Bromer, Amy Seibert, Michael McClelland, Julie Divish id : HARRISON HALL R.A.’s FRONT ROW: Mike Robins, Director, Mike Sterns, Greg Young, Ryan Sexton BACK ROW: Kelly Walters, John Forbes, Mike Kruczek, Charles R. Sorrells, Derek Sullivan CLARK HALL R.A.’s FRONT ROW: Carrie Cravens, Ann Flak, Dona Barton, Kris Kinney MIDDLE ROW: Bryan Everett, Mickey Leadingham, Tom Burk, Tobe Leazenby, Jerry Bowman, Director BACK ROW: James C. Mack, Bill Cochran, Gary Sowers, Tod Smith 15 16 MORRIS HALL R.A.’s Steve Engle, Director, Ray Little, Doug Peter, Shawn Brown, Scott Garrison, Deanna Hartlein, Rae Fassold, Dawn Mann, Howard Holbrook, Ben McCurty, Zachary Winters, Bobby Schlabach HE HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: (L to R) Terri Schick, Chip Bannon, Rand Baird, Jeff Kies, Susan Compton, Steve Phillips, Rosalin Lagawo, Marisa McCormics. SECOND ROW: Marsia Chamness, Rob Scott, Andre Zegoris, Val Nannensa, Tammy Rinard, Dawn Sobieralski, Takayasu Kinoshita, Kim Rienke, Shawn Niblick, Lyle Nuttring. THIRD ROW: Dennis Vervynckt, Joe Fritz, Kathy Batteiger, Roger Young, Rick Risley, Troy Stauffer, Ned Winter, Marie Peek, Colleen McKarthy, Sonya Groom. FOURTH ROW: Terri Sondgeroth, Chip Gull, Val Lewis, Marc Montgomery, Bill Vasilyaso, Viki Cataldi, Rachel Hughes, Mellisa Isabell, Tracy Brown. FIFTH ROW: Jeff Snrick, Chris Cooley, Joe Stephenson. The Hospitality Management Association was founded in 1984 to help students gain a better understanding of the professional and practical requirements of the Hospitality Industry. During the 1985-86 year, H.M.A., for short, was one of the most active clubs at Vincennes University. Jeff Kies is the club’s Advisor and officers of the year were: Shawn Niblick, president; Randy Baird, vice-president; Basil Vasilarakos, treasurer; Marisa Chamness, secretary; Terri Schick, banquet and catering manager; and Chris Cooley, campus club manager. H.M.A. during the school year operates a snack bar and a full service banquet and catering operation where the students donate their time. The H.M.A. has served over a thousand guests. In exchange for the hands-on experience, the H.M.A. tries to extend the VU motto “learn in order to serve.” This year in addition to our normal operations, H.M.A. participated in the tube race, Homecoming parade, received the best construction trophy, had fun in Almost Anything Goes, helped with banquets for V.U.’s special guests, colored eggs for the Easter egg hunt, donated time to “Blaze a clean Blazer Trail” on “Mom Carter’s Day,” as well as various car washes and H.M.A. trips to the state conventions. We were also educated by area experts in the hospitality industry during our bimonthly meetings. The president hopes that the students enjoyed _the year, and that the H.M.A. becomes one of the most outstanding Hospitality Associations in the nation’s junior colleges. 18 LAMBDA ALPHA EPSILON (Law Enforcement) FRONT ROW: Bret Patton, Activity Director; Charles Sorrells, Secretary; John Karris, Sgt. of Arms; Rod Clear, President; Melissa Davidson, Vice President; Chris Leroux, Treasurer; Jim Preuett, Dan Burgei SECOND ROW: Jerry Brown, Shawn Brown, Bill White, Will Brock, Ted Tompkins, Ron Gholson, Kevin Morgan THIRD ROW: Scott Berkley, Darlene Davis, Tim Toborf, Allen Clark, Tobe Leazenby, Chris King, Barry VanCamp FOURTH ROW: David Johnson, Diane Davidson, Eddie Gammon, Scott Akers, Tim Piazza, Brian Kaser, Greg Kinslow, Mark Harris, Anthony Mann, David Hardin FIFTH ROW: Mike Sanders, Aubrey Jones, Tom Madden, Lincoln Brooks, Tom Westfall, James Dixon, Jim Hensey, Alan Virden, Gregg Taylor, Terry Chanley ALPHA EPSILON RHO (Broadcasting) FIRST ROW: Jim Carter, Treasurer; Mike Huber, Vice-President; Lenord Clark, President; Stacy Wills, Secretary; Pam Gray, Advisor SECOND ROW: Rob Hall, Merit Maloney, Sean Duncan, Brett Wynn, Dave Mock, Terri Chambers, Janet Pund THIRD ROW: Tony Felling, Rick Breusier, Ken Booth, Andrew Jackson, Mark Welbieser, Tim Holt, Thad Linton NOT PICTURED: Maureen Matlingly, Bill Baruay MU ALPHA THETA (Mathematics) NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR COLLEGE MATHEMATICS FIRST ROW: Shannon Riegle, Debra McAdams, Mary Potts SECOND ROW: Tayfun Ozbak, Brian Ashley, Stephen Kirkman CHI ALPHA DELTA (Art) % 2 ti rte ee ey cS . Shad wav @ A: oVaA A Chi Alpha Delta, also known as “CADS,” was founded in the fall of 1985 to promote brotherhood among students in the art field. This year they have organized fund raisers, had guest speakers and have participated in intramural volleyball and softball. The year was highlighted with an all-day picnic at Red Hill State Park. FRONT ROW: Mike Kruczek, Rich “Dynamo” Whitney, Skeletor, Marla “Dynamo” Horton, Bruce Robinson SECOND ROW: John Stepro, Lisa Johnson, Jerry Puffer, Peggy Curran BACK ROW: Diana Bechtold, Deena ‘“‘Dynamo”’ Thompson, Dan Boone, Dennis Johnson, Shellie Brewer, Douglas Arthur 19 20 FRONT ROW: Kim Irwin, Gina Ottavi, Dawn Mann, Charlotte Smith, Rebecca Baker SECOND ROW: Joe Holdorff, Greg Ring, Patty Wheeler, Doug Stacker, Tammy Crisler, Debora Pownell, Vickie Cowey, Regina Carter BACK ROW: Brad Calbert, Earl Robertson, Brian Brown, Ryan Sexton LEGAL ASSISTANT FRONT ROW: Jeni McCammon, Don Mitchell, Debbie Goldman, Brenda Strange, Jamie Raichel, Darlena McGlone , Jina Wilson, Assist. Prof. Larry Stearns. MIDDLE ROW: Michele Jewel, Kim Samuelson, Kim Todd, Barbee Pettit, Billie Jo Krise, Bernie Addleman, Kay Brauser, Jillian Reinsch, Leesa Konrman, Michelle Elburg, Marilyn Lemon, Jennifer Johnson, Dell Guy, Darlene Riney, Barbara Hudson, Pam Stevens. , BACK ROW: Tammy Moore, Kathy Drake, Jodie Rusk, Steve Stricklin, Sherry Hedrick, Kim Rhoten, Claudia Wilson (partly hidden), Melinda Smith, Deborah Ellingson, Assoc. Prof. Jack A. Wilson (Chairman of Legal Assist. Paralegal Dept.), unidentified, John Hall, Christina Collier, Carole McCammon FLYING BLAZERS SS 8 os . = Ss FIRST ROW: Dee Waygant, Lonnie Vieck, Ben McCurdy, John Ostier, Steve Teike SECOND ROW: Jerry Dinger, Pat Harmon, Angie Sellers, Mike Ross, unidentfied THIRD ROW: Rick Weiding, John Brill, Curt Bouchie, Greg Day, Kirt Koening, Joe Stuart, Jerid Pernell, Phil Mick .918 PRINTING CLUB § iss ‘say Tas — Pn | FIRST ROW: Jim Jarrett, Will Ruch, Mike Valdez, Lee Peacock SECOND ROW: Barry Dungy, David Stout, Tracy Riley, Dale Martoglio, Paul Seamen THIRD ROW: Kenny Morris, Troy Fewell, Debby Carie, Barry Sanders, Sanjib Hayez, Brent Kincaid FOURTH ROW: Steve Lacer, Bob Duvall, Jim Altmeyer, Mark Neimier FIFTH ROW: Steve Staton, Gerald Radel, Alonzo Bra nson, Phil Sitterdean, Dennis O’Connor SIXTH ROW: Brad Phillips, Jeff Boyles, Steve Muller 21 STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDRE FRONT ROW: Sheila Ficker, president; Marcia Faught, vice-president; Kathy Murtaugh, secretary; Christy Nalson, treasurer SECOND ROW: Kathy Holiman, Jeffrey Couchenour, Lisa Snider, Jeff Duckworth, Monique Trump THIRD ROW: Brian Mauer, Debbie Norberg, Harry Nusbaum, Greg Lovelady, Stephanie Swango, Mrs. Betty Marrs, advisor EARTH SCIENCE FRONT ROW: Kelly Yochum, secretary; David Walker; Mark Brooks, vice-president; Dr. James D. Stewart, advisor SECOND ROW: Mr. John Parsons, Roger Dowden, Mr. Bill Bandy (faculty), Mr. Neal Catt 22 PHYSICAL THERAPY Secretary MIDDLE ROW: Erin Sabotin, Karlyn Snell, Lisa Seger, Amy Hook Jabta, Kandy Patrick, Terry Schaefer, Eric Hall BACK ROW: Kim Campell, Kelly Walker, Alicia Eldridge, Joy Tucker, Joan Lazzara, Judy Kelly, Michelle Ochs, Karen Bono, Mitzi Trahin, Anita Turner AMERICAN CHEMIST SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Dr. Slapar, advisor; Debbie Goocrich, president; DuWayne A. Johnson, vice-president SECOND ROW: Clarissa Harper, Teri Holtzman THIRD ROW: Danny Basso, Richard Huffman, Roger Cannon NOT PRESENT: Ben Higdon, Secretary- treasurer, Chris Adams, advertising director 23 24 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CLUB Yoko Inagaki (Japan), Megumi Yagi (Japan), Ilbraheem Geleem (Iraq), Atusa Salehi (Iran), Dr. M.H. Razi, In- ternational Student Advisor (Afghanistan), Sara McNie (England), Dzelisa Dlamini (Swaziland), Tom Lok (Malaysia), Pey S. Chee (Malaysia), Zeiad Doleh (Jordan), Yuko Nagasaka (Japan), Wichalert Ruangtragool (Thailand), Basim Abdalla (Saudi Arabia), Nobuko Kosuge (Japan), Takayasu Kinoshita (Japan), Hengameh Ahmadi (Iran), Motoyo Yamada (Japan), Ali Tileh (Iran), Husam Atiyani (Jordan), Saori Saito (Japan), Yumi Akatani (Japan), Mazin Amleh (Jordan) ENGLISH CLUB Charles Gentry, John Rogers, Ron Plummer, Historian, Tammy Stalbaum, Lisa Nicklas, Brenda Smith, Dr. Charles Reinhart Not Pictured: Kenneth Goodwin, President, Sheila Richard, Secretary RECREATION CLUB FRONT ROW: Lisa Phillips, Treasurer; Sheila Imel, President; Jody Hall, Vice President; Sean Runda, In- tramural Men’s Officer SECOND ROW: Dona Barton, Intramural Women’s Officer; Linda Hacker, unidentified, Ann Thurston, Elizabeth Parriot HOME ECONOMICS CLUB a | “ Jenny Piper, Treasurer; Teri Holtzman, President; Paulette Terry, Vice President The Home Economics Club was involved in a number of activities during the 1985-86 school year. The club participated in the tube race and the VU Homecoming Parade. They also held a bake sale, a car wash, the M M sales, and they had numerous presentations from area businesses. 25 26 VU CHEER TEAM FIRST ROW: Debbie See, Missy Schroeder, Nancy Alsman, Angie Stam, Yvonne Curtis SECOND ROW: Mark Rodgers, Chris Smith, Mark Jolly, Mike Watkins, Gary Ooley VU BLAZERETTES FIRST ROW: Angie Hoagland, Kristi Reel, Kandy Patrick, Kim Gauger — Captain, Paulette Terry, Patty Wheeler, Lori Dietrich, Marisa Chamness, Sally Luse, Lori Meyer SECOND ROW: Dawn George, Kathi Hicks, Julie McCammack, Denise Page, Becky Lupinek, Toby Todd, Kim Graff, Michele Etzel, Marilyn Marquez. Not pictured: Danette Czazasy VU ROARING 20’s SHOW CHOIR FIRST ROW: Jim Ransford, Shawn Carey, Randy Levy, Andy Dale, Keene Red Elk, Mark Wilhelm, John Moreland, Dan Basso, Tom Hoffman, John Synder, Tony, Sam Pickell BACK ROW: Denise Green, Tiffany, Kathy Oldham, Kim Kinman, Lisa Johnson, Beth Greene, Julie Hiryak, Diana Steckler, Angie Stam, Tabi Tucker, Tina Morton, Lisa Owens, Lynn Ann Valentine, Tandy Jarboe, Precious Root SOUNDSATION Keith Andrews, Director; Jeff Colvin, Ray Tellez, Robert Scott, Jeff Russell, Lori Watkins, Michelle Jones, Scott Alexander, Michael Julian, John Lynch, Trish McGillvary, Jeff Frizzi, Mike Wehrman, Joel Gregoire, Mike Collier, Chris Warnick 27 28 29 30 GREEK COUNCIL AWARDS NIGHT CEREMONY OUTSTANDING GREEKS Paul Wendell — President of Sigma Pi Wendy Smith — Second Semester President of Beta Xi Omega For the second year the Vincennes University Greek Council held its Annual Awards Night Ceremony. At this time, members of the sororities and fraternities gave awards to their outstanding male and female members. Each organization submits the names and qualification of their member. A panel selects the ou tstanding Greeks by their accomplishments throughout the year. This year’s outstanding Greeks were Paul Wendell, President of Sigma Pi and Wendy Smith, Second Semester President of Beta Xi Omega. GREEK COUNCIL Members of the GREEK COUNCIL: Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Nu Sigma Pi Alpha Theta Chi Sigma Phi Epsilon Beta Xi Omega 31 32 er ee | SQ Wz = SL Na Lod Jd CLs = CEE SD FIRST SEMESTER President — Mary Johnson Vice President — Debbie See Treasurer — Cheryl Goodwin Secretary — Sue Huffman Pledge Trainers — Cindi Craig, Trish Jones ALPHA THETA CHI SEGOND SEMESTER President — Kristy Haase Vice President — Dawn Kreighbaum Treasurer — Cheryl Goodwin Secretary — Carla Boring Pledge Trainers — Nancy Alsman, Jackie He Jackie Harris, Colleen M« ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND AWARDS 1985-86 FIRST PLACE: Lambda Chi Outhouse Race, Softball Participated in Variety Show and Mardi Gras Road Block BETA XI OMEGA ehhh FIRST SEMESTER: President: Laura Bigley Vice-President: Wendy Smith Secretary: Holly Canatsey Treasurer: Stella Ferrell Pledge Trainers: Wende Stuckey, Davalyn McDanner SECOND SEMESTER President: Wendy Smith Vice-President: Wende Stuckey Secretary: Lisa Gibson Treasurer: Stella Ferrell Pledge Trainers: Kim Samuelson, Michelle Badar ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND REWARDS 1985-86 a (| SECOND PLACE: Mom’s Weekend Variety Show, Lambda Chi Outhouse Race Participated: Tube Race, Homecoming Parade, sang Christmas Carols for needy children of Knox County, L.F.C. ‘Dance, Dad’s Weekend Variety Show, Hostess at Dad’s Luncheon, Cancer Drive, Knox County Medical Auxiliary Road Block, Mom’s Weekend Variety Show, Usher at Miss V.U. Pagaent, Outhouse Race SPONSOR: Arthritis Foundation Road Block I, Arthritis Foundation Road Block II AWARDS: Outstanding Gree k — Wendy Smith 33 34 2 J ) ld DLL) fA ‘’ awt@ Qt A dh, QB y— APDEN V4 0 eh eee Yes aka a = .. J A? ee a SF LLESS —S LA (( Jig ra S We ae eB ADL G FIRST SEMESTER: President: Mike Watkins Vice-President: Brian Keith Secretary: Gary Lindsey Treasurer: Kyle Smith Fraternity Educator: Charles Bullock Rush Chairman: Keith Hoffman Scholastics Officer: Perry Ho Social Chairman: Rod Himelick Alumni Chairman: Tim Steil High Pi: Gary Greiner ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND REWARDS 1985-86 SECONDISEMESER: President: Mike Watkins Vice-President: Perry Knust Secretary: Brian Root Treasurer: Denny Motter Fraternity Educator: Charles Bullock Rush Chairman: Marty Bacon Scholastics Officer: John Krogstie Social Chairman: Rod Himelick Alumni Chairman: Tim Steil High Pi: Gary Greiner FIRST PLACE: Fall Variety Show, Sigma Pi Sink or Swim, Lambda Chi Lyp Synch, Sigma Nu Softball Tournament, Swimming Intramurals SECOND PLACE: Littlest 500, Intramural THIRD PLACE: Almost Anything Goes PARTICIPATED: Mom’s Weekend Variety Show, Tube Race, Road Block for Greek Council SPONSOR: Bed Race, Outhouse Race CONTRIBUTIONS: Police League of Indiana AWARDS: Fastest Lap Littlest 500 — Tim Browman | SSSerrs SIGMA PHI EPSILON RANA GS aaa —) Su) WZ Ny Za, YY Chaplain: Joe Mercer A AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1985-86 WV) SECOND PLACE: Fall Variety Show, Basketball Intramurals, Lambda Chi RZ Alpha Outhouse Race NS AWARDS: Bill Summers and Pat Bender, Intramural Wrestling and Weights. ‘ ty ; ; ' — “ a ; f x (ih fil ; . a b ‘ Sk, x = ; : , — | A ) Bs -resident: Bill D’Andrea Vice-President: Andy Wilkens Controller: Mark Wunder Secretary: Joe Sutton vy PARTICIPATION: Littlest 500 Race. 5 35 36 IE HK v4 NZ Z y Yt ag NO =V4 rN NZ 9 WY y AC V AY OT rN ay, HZ fh A 4 nd W MY % Hy MInidC ey KK FIRST PLACE: Intramurals, Lambda Chi Bed Race, Lambda Chi Outhouse Race AWARDS: Most Beautiful Float (Homecoming Parade), Community Service Award — Bloodmobile SIGMA NU AD dby WAN Commander: Jim Hook Lt. Commander: Greg Qualkenbush Recorder: James Wells Treasurer: Daryl Schmitt Chaplain: John Becker ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND AWARDS 1985-86 SECOND PLACE: Sigma Pi Sink or Swim, Almost Anything Goes THIRD PLACE: Tube Race, Mom’s Weekend Variety Show FOURTH PLACE: Almost Anything Goes, Tube Race Th SIGMA PI = b AT We vi — Le, ae ) ZA a =) B President: Paul A. Wendel Vice-President: Phil Asbell Treasurer: Joe Selkins | Secretary: John Price II ' ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND AWARDS 1985-86 =¥) ing FIRST PLACE: Spring Variety Show Nie CONTRIBUTION: On November 23, Sigma Pi planted a tree next to the Student Union WS _ and dedicated it to the memory of Angela Page, Elizabeth Stewart, and Debbie Seawood. Ve � SPONSORED: Sink or Swim Competition WwW PARTICIPATED: Tube Race Sy ir 37 38 REGISTRATION OUT WITH THE OLD Fall of 1985 was the last time for the arena style of registration. Gone were the long lines, picking up cards and shuffling from table to table. For the spring of 1986 VU began computerized registration, a much faster and smoother style for students, faculty and staff. IN WITH THE NEW 39 40 STUDENT SENATE DINNER At the beginning of each school year a dinner is held for the first meeting of the Student Senate. At this time the administration gets together with students to explain their duties and the importance of their role as a senator. The students share their thoughts and ideas of what they feel should be done on campus. The most important ideas are then analyzed and decided upon by the Executive Council. STUDENT LEADERS Union Board Directors are r esponsible for assisting the cudent Activities staff in planning and implementing All- ampus Events. 1985-86 Union Board Directors were: Director ‘All-Campus Events — Enid Shepherd; Director of Publicity Deena Thompson; Director of Movies Convos — Marcia iught, and Director of Bands Dances — Marsha Rasche. Senior Class Officers President: Melisa Van Meter Vice-President: David Haag Secretary: Marissa Chamners Treasurer: Shawn Niblick Student Senate Executive Council President: Deena Thompson Vice-President: David Haag Secretary: Marsha Rasche Treasurer: Shawn Niblick Commissioner of Activities: Enid Shepherd Commissioner of Elections: Cheryl Goodwin Commissioner of Athletics: Jay Rhodes Commissioner of Publications: Dawn Mann 41 42 ICE CREAM SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FAIR The Student Activities Office along with many Greek and social organizations, holds the Activities Fair and Ice Cream Social. This activity gives students an opportunity to join clubs and to become aware of the many activities and groups that VU has to offer. Held in Tecumseh Park, with Jello slide, balloons, music and ice cream from Dr. Summers and members of the faculty and staff, it is a chance to have fun and learn more about the activities program. Students also voted for the senior class off icers. 43 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS | Vincennes University has a very strong community-based Host Family Program for its International Students. The purpose of this program is to provide a unique experience for community families as well as International Students to develop a relationship with each other during the school year. The Host Families for International Students plan a number of activities each year the first of which this year was International Picnic at Hill Crest Park on September 7, 1985. The participation and good turnout of International Students and their Host Families is a good sign of popularity of this program. The other activities of Host Families for International Students were Annual Christmas Party on December 8, 1985, Reception for new International Students, on January 17, 1986, International Fun Day, in the YMCA on February 16, 1986, and the International Banquet and Emphasis Week. Each year we honor the residence hall and campus organizations which had the highest percentage of blood donors to Vincennes University Bloodmobiles. Students at VU contribute an invaluable service by donating the gift of life _ through the Louisville Regional Blood Center of the American Red Cross. Vincennes University consistly has the highest number of blood donors per visit in the county. The group with the highest percentage of donors for both the September and November visits was Sigma Nu. The Residence Hall with the highest percentage in November was Emison Hall. In February the organization with the highest percentage was Lambda Alpha Epsilon, while the residence hall with the highest percentage of donors in February was Morris Hall. 45 46 VU TUBE RACE ON THE WABASH The annual Tube Race, held ir September, is considered to be one o the highest student-participatior) — activities of any school in the state) Many students practice on dry lanc| waiting for the firing of the starting) pistol by Dr. Summers to signal thi beginning of the race, with 49 team: (490 students) paddling from Kimmel) Park to the Memorial Bridge. “—s Ist Place — Gamma Tau 2nd Place — CL Two’s Swim Team 3nd Place — USS Sigma Nu 4th Place — The Old Dawgs - Sigma MJ. 5th Place — Prof 4 Fingers 6th Place — Rec-Ing Crew I ith Place — TLieel BEST DECORATED Ist — Floaters - Sigma Phi Sigma 2nd — Aerho 3rd — Wabash Connection zt Sp WER REET FL {¥ : ih) ya A 47 48 TUESDAY NIGHT DISCO Every Tuesday night one may be able to find the majority of VU students dancing the evening away with “Terrible Tim.” The Disco begins at 8:00 and ends at 11:00. It is a form of relaxation from the hectic studies of the students. Almost Anything Goes is sponsored by the Vincennes University Greek Council. Games Were: Chicken Walk, Sack Race, Egg Toss , Obstacle Course, and Tug of War. WINNERS: The Chosen Ones — First Sigma Nu 1 — Second Cheer Team — Third Sigma Nu 2 — Fourth Also Participated: Hustling Choppers Rec-Ing Crew 1 All 4 Fun Exceptional Superstars 49 50 DADS’ WEEKEND To start off Dads’ Weekend, students band together to show off their talents in the fall variety show. Skits, solos, duets, bands and dancing were performed. The winners of the Skit Competition were: First Place — Lambda Chi Alpha: “In Search of the Great Pumpkin.” Second Place — Sigma Phi Epsilon; “Together Wherever We Go.” On Saturday, the parents were} treated to bowling in the P. E.| Complex, President’s Reception, Luncheon and the talent and daring performance of the “Chinese Magic Review.” Aj) brunch on Sunday concluded the} weekend festivities. 51 52 LARRY LINVILLE, known as “Frank Burns” of the TV series M A S H, entertained the VU audience with stories of his childhood, education and the M A S H series. Mr. Linville held an interview as well as signed autographs, to the delight of his fans. Mtr. Linville received a VU shirt from Dr. Summers. PE re yon HOMECOMING WEEKEND Homecoming at VU was a celebration of our history and our future. Many events took place, honoring our most distinguished alumni, crowning our Homecoming Queen, Bachelor of the year and one of the biggest and colorful parades in VU history. Before the big weekend, students voted for their favorite Homecoming Queen and Bachelor of the Wear. Homecoming Queen Court: Sena Miller, Sulyn “Susie” Shepard, Paulette Terry, Deena Thompson, Marisa Chamness Bachelor of the Year Court: Brad Calbert, Zeid Doleh, Kevin Hendricks, R. Ryan Sexton, J. Langdon Deena Thompson with Alumni Faculty Citation Award Winners: Mr. Stephen Peck (’57), Mrs. Sarah “Sally” Glenn (68), Toby Malachi (’70) To start the day off cermanics students sold Chili, including the bowls they had made. Parade Awards: President’s Trophy: Student Senate Most Beautiful: Sigma Nu Best Constructed: Hospitality Management Association Best Theme: Clark Hall and AD Nursing Students 54 Parade Awards: Presidents Trophy: Student Senate Most Beautiful: Sigma Nu Best Constructed: Hospitality Management Association Best Theme: Clark Hall and AD Nursing Students Homecoming Queen: Marisa Chamness Bachelor of the Year: “J” Langdon VU Blazers were victorious against Shawnee State (96-39) in their Homecoming game. The Lady Blazers were beaten (79-73). MOMS’ WEEKEND VARIETY SHOW A week of hard work was displayed in the three variety shows that began Moms’ Weekend. Amateur performances were designed to entertain staff, students, and parents. There were five acts in competition along with solos, duets, and specialty acts. First Place: Sigma Pi Second Place: Beta Xi Omega Third Place: Sigma Nu Directors’ Trophy: Brian Root and Marty Bacon, both of Lambda Chi Alpha Additional Acts in Competition: Lambda Chi Alpha and Alpha Theta Chi | 56 Sif 58 Opening the show with “They’re Playing Our Song” the top ten coeds vying for the title of Miss Vincennes University 1986. The ten girls were: Precious Root, Hope Carvin, Jackie Fleener, Dolores Young, Breta Garner, Deborah Goldman, L. Keriem Taylor, Diana Steckler, Beth Greene, and Kristi Bennett. Roaring 20’s, Blazerettes, and a special number by John Moreland, Angie Stam, Denise Green, and Keene Red Elk, rounded out the evenings entertainment. Diana Steckler, Miss VU 1986 being crowned by Melissa VanMeter. 1986 was the 20th anniversary of the Miss Vincennes University Pageant. Many of the former Miss VU’s were to return and perform in a special Anniversary segment. 59 60 BEHIND THE SCENES of MISS VU MOM CARTER DAY Each spring a special day is set aside to clean up the campus. This day is known as “Mom Carter Day.” Ruth Carter is a former employee of VU and helped make it the beautiful campus it is today. This year another tree was planted on campus in honor of “Mom Carter.” 61 62 CHRISTMAS FORMAL “WINTER CARNIVAL” Every fall semester, the Senior Class sponsors a Christmas Formal. This year’s theme was “Winter Carnival” with the colors of silver, blue, and white to add to the festive occasion. The musical entertainment was provided by a live band. A joyous evening was had by all who attended. ites iol ait CASINO ROYALE Casino Royale is an event held every February sponsored by the Student Union Board. The Casino is a time when students and faculty come together for an evening of ficticious gambling. The play money won throughout the night can be used at the conclusion of the three-hour session to bid on a number of prizes that are auctioned off to the highest bidder. 63 64 MR. VU WINNERS — Seventeen VU students competed in the first Mr. VU Body Building Contest at Shircliff Center Theatre April 24. Contest winners were from left to right: second runner-up Don Satterwhite, senior from Austin; Mr. VU Brian Harmon, senior from South Bend; third runner- up Carl Jones, freshman from Muncie; and first runner-up Wayne Angrick, senior from Indianapolis. Jones is a Business Administration major while the other three finalists were majoring in Conservation Law Enforcement. A standing-room-only crowd packed Shircliff Center Theatre for the contest, which organizers plan to make an annual campus event. GERI JEWELL CONVO GERI JEWELL, better known as “Cousin Geri” on the TV show “The Facts of Life” was the Spring Convo speaker. Miss Jewell told of her struggles with Cerebral Palsy, as well as her ac- complishments in school and her love for comedy and the stage. Miss Jewell held an interview, signed autographs and met with her fans. Miss Jewell wore the VU shirt presented to her earlier during the Convo. 65 LITTLEST 500 BIKE RACE LAMBDA CHI ALPHA’S FIRST OUTHOUSE RACE 50ee, ; i t a A af tie: 3 e ¢ oe “ Seven teams participated in the 2ist Bike Rac} sponsored by Gamma Tau Engineering Frate_ nity. Each team consisted of 10 students an| riding 100 laps around the track. Winners wei} announced in Tecumseh Park along with game disco music and ice-cream. WINNERS: Ist Place: University Transit Authority 2nd Place: Lambda Chi Alpha 3rd Place: Harrison Hall Fastest Lap: Tim Broman, Lambda Chi Alph} A new event was added to the Bike Rad} Weekend, the Outhouse Race. Outhouses buil]} by Lambda Chi Alpha were pulled by four teay members with one rider approximately or} block. WINNERS: Men’s Division: Sigma Nu Women’s Division: Alpha Theta Chi “THE AMAZING KRESKIN’”’ In March, Vincennes University welcomed, “The Amazing Kreskin” to its campus for an evening of mind-twisting entertainment. This is “Kreskins” second appearence at V.U. and was even better the second time around. “Kreskin” is a “Mentalist,” not a “Medium,” or a “Mind Reader” and relies on the understanding and cooperation of his subjects. “Kreskin” has appeared in over five hundred television programs and 88 were on the “Tonight Show”. Again this year, his check was hidden somewhere and again he found it. A great evening was enjoyed by all who attended. 67 68 FALL MUSICAL Vincennes University Music and Theatre Department Presents ‘““THE MIKADO”’ | THE MIKADO OF JAPAN @ ae Andrew Dale} a NANKEPOOt= eee Sam Pickell KO-K © Gee eee R. Bryan Perry} POOH-BAH .-.. me Michael Julian| PISEVPTUSH' =. eee Tom Hoffman! YUM-EYUM sane Diana Steckler’ PITTESING 2 8-3 Mary Anne Byard) PEEP-BO. 3.27 a one Hope Carvin) KATISHAl i eao8 ae Kim Kinman CGHORUSMOFSSCHOor GIRLS,, NOBLES, GUARDS, AND COOLIES} Rene Adams} Flemming Erik Carlson, Leonarde| Cedeno, Chris Costello, Amy Finger) Jackie Fleener, Vera Rose Glaspie, James! Hamilton, Margaret Hoffman, Bobby) Huddleston, DeWayne Knight, Randy Levy, Angie Minor, Kathy Jo Oldham | Dolores Young) “DON’T DRINK THE WATER” ener EODNEY ce. eae sic eo cat ow): Flemming Erik Carlson Ambassador Magee ...... Bill Edwards Su CYS Oe Been ae Scott Youst mrKel Magee o. 26. sas vss Michael Julian Marion Hollander ....... Rene Adams Walter Hollander...... R. Bryan Perry Susan Hollander ....... Diana Steckler SRS} ENG) a pene ee Liza Richardson Rtn Ser ee Gariae ecctet el . « Ann Swartz CSE i ee co rae Andrew Dale Sultan of Bashir... 23... Tom Riddle Sultan’s First Wife ....Nora McDonald RASUIAt ie pe eT Greg Sullivan ENGW OED Vikebs tenets. ae Michael Kennett Bibeln en Gud tones ah nara Tim Sharp SPRING Bel LYANY'E 69 70 “CHARLOTTE’S WEB” Presented by VU’s Children’s Theatre | FernjArable Jy. 32 ee Ann Swartz’ John, Arable? oa. ae oe Bill Edwards. Martha’Arable 22-3, Soya Crume} Avery Arable .. Flemming Eric Carlson: Homer Zuckerman ..Shannon Chadler: Edith Zuckerman:..... 2. Amy Finger. Lurvy a6 24 02 ee ee Randy Levy Wilbuts 40.6) eee Andy Dale Templeton = 242.229 Shawn Carey} Charlotte, amma Melissa VanMeter ' GlOoGS6ai th iayitnaun ce. ae eee Vera Glaspie Ganderss ieee ee Hampton Hinton: SHED ya. 43sec es ee Charlotte Meier|| Lamb). s: . eias. cee Kristi Mathis | Uncleziy. «an neers DeWayne Knight | Chorus ..Tom Hoffman, Rene’ Adams, Areaned cs. as cee Rene’ Adams. Nel beck a-cnccat te et oe Angie Stam JOY sian ee Hope Carvin | | Voice on Speaker... ... de ane | Dr. Phillip M. Summers | Director Mike Wahlig and cast planning} the next performance. a MEN’S BASKETBALL Front Row L-R: Asst. Coach Jayson Holmes, Dolas McCann, Clarence Wilson, Jeff Gher, William Ware, Perry Smith, Reggie Kirk, Head Coach Dan Sparks. Back Row L-R: Manager John Mokris, Ruebin Tipton, Mark Ryan, Herman Pope, Cal Foster, Jeff Huffmon, Ed Louden, Antone Gallishaw, Manager Chris White. Not Pictured: Manager Darren Howard. 72 UA WELCOME HOME FOR THE CHAMPS! — VU “BLAZERS” — 2nd PLACE NJCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS yor, é $ After months of hard work, preparation, and a fantastic winning season, the Vincennes University Trailblazers made it to the NJCAA Basketball Championships. Although the “Blazers” were defeated in the championship game by the team from San Jacinto, they still came home the “Champs.” Another proud moment for the team was when Head Coach Dan Sparks was named Kodak’s Coach of the Year for 1986. 73 74 SWIM TEAM LENCE HED. VINCENNES UNivERSITY. VINCENNES iN S . ae Members of the 1985-86 Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Team Front Row (L-R): Kim Wilson, Alice Brown, Martha Koglin, Janet Roser, Stephanie Myrick, Marie Czekaj, ; Shelly Case, Sheryl Hart, Sheri Monroe, Catherine Niehaus, Kelli Lease ; Middle Row (L-R): Vicky Rian, Tim Higgins, Sean Lewis, Jorge Mijares, Dave Thibodeau, Loren Anderson, David Knight, Ray Bannister, Mike Klingensmith, Jon Tooker, Jeanette Haas Back Row (L-R): Coach Harry Wickens, Tom Kauble, Mike Smith, Mitch Billue, Pat Kelly, Mark McCormick, John Sayles, Pat Wilhelm, Mark Davis, David Niehaus, Keenan Carver, Tom Blackwell, Tom Whitted SOCCER 1985-86 Vincennes University Soccer Team Record — 11-0 FRONT ROW: Boy Madluli (co-captain), Craig DeVaney, Tom Barr, John Price Il, Eric Kelsey, Ncanawe Dlamini, Rafic Hachem, G. J. Kelly, Philip Micelli. BACK ROW: Zeiad Doleh, Chiew Kok Seng, Khalid Al-Rashid, Pat Kenny, Abdullah Abulhassan, Gerald Przybyszewski (co-captain), Gregg Bendien, Scott Zillick, Salim Semssarzadeh, Ignacio Medina, Brian Prange, Coach Roy Inglis. a 75 76 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Members of the 1985 Women’s Volleyball Team (Not identified in order of photo.) Teresa Beaty, Kim DeMoss, Kim Hartley, Pam Heger, Darla Kruse, Cathy Maskaly, Tona Montgomery, Rachel Poppe, Jean Smith, Anita turner, Carol Wiegand, Jill Winkle, Coach Tina Miller. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | ¢ 7 , | q GEN i FH ‘ ¥ 10 : 2 Yy CENA wis’ FRONT ROW: Manager Wanda Martin, Lynn Hampton, Laurie Stites, Lisa Lockhart, Daphney Brown, Sue Wilson, Jonelle Sevier. BACK ROW: Head Coach Wanda Schwartz, Ruth Sledge, Gina Nowicki, Amy McDade, Jolene Higgins, Julie Herbert, Karen Polling, Carla Baker, Asst. Coach Bertha D. Moore. WOMEN’S BOWLING Members of the 1985-86 Women’s Bowling Team (Not identified in order of the photo.) Mary Arnott, Christine Eiserman, Lynn Farr, Chris Gawlik, Michelle Scheerer, Penny Schlimmer, Tami Spellman, Feliz Varela, Coach Carol Miley. MEN’S BOWLING Members of the 1985-86 Men’s Bowling Team (Not identified in order of the photo.) Chip Aki, Donald Breeden, Gary Faulkner, Andy Hylen, Mike Kubacki, Doene Moos, Kelly Rakow, John Jeffrey Richardson, Rick Riddle, Mike Turpen, Coach Jim Miley. 77 78 VU TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW: Troy McMullen, Guy Ramsey, Brian Scott, Pat Cavanaugh SECOND ROW: Scott Zent, Daniel Winzenried, Todd Denton, Coach Ron Albers CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Shannon Hough, Max Benson, Tom Rodden, Tim Gerardot, Barb Malone, James Little, John Wischmeier, Lewis Love BACK ROW: Thomas Cooka, Chris Sweet, Dan Wiseman BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Rob Updike, Matt Deluca, Scott Malcom, Charlie Thomas, Chris Van Scyoc, Ron Marchand, Don Roop, Mike McClelland. SECOND ROW: Ken Aligower, James Rooney, Jeff Burkhart, Ken Allen, Mike Cage, Charles Oakley, Rick Rasche. THIRD ROW: Mike Brock, Jeff Sones, Stan Roesner, Larry Desormeaux, Joe Paszek, Jon Shade, Glenn Arndt, Coach Jerry Blemker. 79 SPORTS RECORD Outdoor Track and Field Region XII Men — 3rd Region XII Women — 4th NJCAA Track Championships — Kathy Smith and Barb Malone, All-American Honorable Mention Indoor Track and Field NJCAA Championships: 12th Place NJCAA All-American: Donnie Goodwin Men’s Tennis Season Record — 35-2 Team Record for Wins in a Season — 35 Team Record for Consecutive Wins — 32 Ohio-Indiana Sub-Region XII — Champion Region XII Finals — Champion All-Region 12 Tournament Team — Daniel Winzenried, Todd Denton, Troy McMullen, Scott Zent, Greg Abella, Pat Cavanaugh Region 12 Coach-of-the-Year — Ron Albers NJCAA Tennis Championships — 13th place out of 44 teams (Highest finish in VU history) Singles — Reached Final 16 Round in respective flights: Daniel Winzenried, Troy McMullen, Scott Zent, Greg Abella, Pat Cavanaugh Doubles — Reached Final 16 Round in respective flight: Troy McMullen and Scott Zent Career Singles Victory Record — Scott Zent (58) Season Singles Victory Record — Daniel Winzenried (33) Most Valuable Player — Daniel Winzenried Mental Attitude Award — Troy McMullen Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association Junior College Poll — 17th (Highest in VU history) ITCA National Singles Players Rankings — Daniel Winzenried (14th) Baseball Season Record 30-31 New School Home Run Record: 68 Men’s Basketball Season Record: 36-2 NJCAA National Finals: 2nd Place NJCAA National All-Tournament Team: Ed Louden, Perry Smith Kodak National Coach-of-the-Year (Junior College): Dan Sparks NJCAA Region 12: Champion Kiwanis Invitational: Champion Aquinas (Tenn.) JC Invitational: Champion Season Most Valuable Player: Ed Louden PAGE INFORMATION Women’s Basketball Season Record: 11-15 Illinois Central Invitational: Consolation Round Champion Most Valuable Player: Amy McDade Mental Attitude Award: Sue Willson Men’s Bowling Season Record: 30-9-1 NJCAA Championships: Ist Place NCBC Finals: 4th Place | ACUI Regional Finals: Champion Indiana Conference Sweeper Awards Tournament: Champion Indiana Conference Regular Season: Champion Ohio State Buckeye Classic: Champion NJCAA All-Americans: Doene Moos (No. 1), Chip Aki) Mike Kubacki ; NJCAA Coach-of-the-Year: Jim Miley NCBC All-American: Doene Moos Women’s Bowling Season Record: 29-11 | NJCAA Championships: Ist Place NCBC Finals: 7th Place ACUI Regional Finals: 2nd Place Indiana Conference Sweeper Awards Tournament: 2nd Place h Indiana Conference Regular Season: 2nd Place Indiana University Classic: Ist Place iF NJCAA All-Americans: Lynn Farr (No. 1), i Michelle Scheerer, Chris Gawlik NJCAA Coach-of-the-Year: Carol Miley Cross Country Season Record: 66-15 Triangular Meet Record: 3-0 NJCAA Region 12 Qualifying Meet: Champion NJCAA National Finals: 10th Place Soccer Ha Season Record: 11-0 I i Most Valuable Players: Boy Mdluli, Abdullah Abulhassan Volleyball Season Record: 19-12 St. Louis Community College Tournament: 4th Place | ‘a | INTRAMURAL SPORTS CHAMPIONS 1985-86 Table Tennis Doubles Men’s Champion — Joe Baumgart Tony Bello — Ind. One-On-One Basketball Below 5’ 10” — Juan Pope — Ind. _ 5’ 10”- 6’ 1” — Kevin Potts — Hoosiers ' Over 6’ 1” — Greg Unger — P.E. Majors Club Women’s Champion — Julie Bolte Archery Men’s class A: Brent Bruce - Sigma Nu Men’s Class B: Perry Pepka — P.E. Majors Club | Women’s Division: Sandy Lantz — Ind. Tug-Of-War Men’s Champions — L.A.E. 1 | Women’s Champions — Rec Club Track Men’s Team Champions — Sigma Nu | Women’s Team Champions — Lady Hoopers _ Event Champions — Men High Jump — Ron Plump — Ind. Long Jump — Dave Wickersham — Sigma Nu Shot Put — Gary Deckard — Sigma Nu 1500 Meters — Brian Smith — Lambda Chi | 100-Meter Dash — Paul Johnson — Lambda Chi 400-Meter Dash — Charles Stone — Campus Manor 800-Meter Run — Bryan Moore — P. E. Majors 200-Meter Dash — Ernie Sharp — Sigma Nu 3200 Meters — Perry Pepka — P. E. Majors 4x 400 Meter Relay — Campus Manor — Patrick, Jenkins, King Grady Event Champions — Women Long Jump — Daphney Brown — Lady Hoopers Softball Throw — Karen Poling — Lady Hoopers 1500 Meters — Sue Wilson — Lady Hoopers 100-Meter Dash — Daphney Brown — Lady Hoopers 400-Meter Dash — Sue Wilson — Lady Hoopers 200-Meter Dash — Ruth Sledge — Lady Hoopers Shot Put — Marla Horton — Chi Alpha Delta Weightlifting 1000-LB. CLUB Glenn Buechlein, Les Crosby, Marty Deckard, Gary Goff, Jay Grant, Mike Hagen, Brian Harmon, Joe Hill, Tobe Leazenby, James Wells, Dean Wigand, Bryan Moore, Andy Morris, Roger Roberts, Jeff Purvis, Don Satterwhite, Mark Strawser, Rick Stratman, Todd South, Rodney Swope, Greg Wainscott 1250-LB. CLUB Marty Deckard, Gary Goff Tennis Doubles Men’s Independent Division — Rich Vach Stephen Farrell — Ind. Men’s Club Division — Joe Selking Rich Welcher — Sigma Pi Co-Rec Volleyball Champions — Elevens 1 All Sports Point Champions Men’s Club Division — Sigma Nu Men’s Independent Division — Elevens Women’s Division — Lady Hoopers Slow-Pitch Softball (Fall) Men’s Independent Division — The Hoosiers | Men’s Club Division — SOMFAW (L.A.E.) Tennis Singles Men’s Champion — Joe Selking — Sigma Pi Women’s Champion — Judy Boots — Ind. | Miniature Golf Men’s Champion — Dave Williams — Ind. ' Women’s Champion — Donna Sriver — L.A.E. Volleyball Men’s Independent Division — Elevens 1 Men’s Club Division — L.A.E. 1 Women’s Division Lady Wreckers (Rec Club) Basketball-Golf Men’s Champion — Derrick Creal — IM All Stars Racquetball Singles Men’s Independent Division — Chris Vogt — Elevens Men’s Club Division — Paul Goldberg — Lambda Chi Alpha Women’s Division — Tina Miller — Ind. Basketball Men’s Independent Division — Bomb Squad Men’s Club Division — AERHO 1 Women’s Division — Get Fresh Crew Swimming Team Champions — Lambda Chi Alpha Event Champions: Men 50-Meter Backstroke — John Gascho — Lambda Chi 50-Meter Breast Stroke — James Rapp — Lambda Chi 50-Meter Butterfly — Rod Himelick — Lambda Chi 50-Meter Freestyle — Tim Kiley — Elevens 100-Meter Medley Relay — The Elevens 100-Meter Freestyle Relay — Lambda Chi Event Champions: Women 50-Meter Breast Stroke — Jonele Siever — Lady Hoopers 50-Meter Freestyle — Gina Nowicki — Lady Hoopers Billiards Men’s Champion — Jim Denny — Ind. Table Tennis Singles Men’s Champion — Chiew Kok Seng — Ind. Turkey Trot Men’s Champion — Mike Lenahan — Ind. Women’s Champion — Jonele Siever — Lady Hoopers Badminton Singles Men’s Independent Division — Chen Boon Heng — Ind. Men’s Club Division — Joe Baumgart — F.B.P.A. Women’s Division — Kay Schroyer — Ind. Euchre Men’s Independent Division — Ryan Oberlander John Goy — Twilight Zone Men’s Club Division — Perry Pepka Greg Unger — P. E. Majors Club Women’s Division — Deb Stivers Sandy Ditman — Clark Hall Free Throw Men’s Champion — Greg Unger — P.E. Majors Club Bowling Men’s Champion — P.E. Majors Club Badminton Doubles Men’s Champions — Raymond Khoo Chien Kok Seng — Portland Racquetball Doubles Men’s Champions — Rodney Wilson Chris Vogt — Elevens Wrestling Weight Class Champions 124-130 — Mark Rodgers - Moyers Weight Gym 136-146 — John Paul Hughes — Elevens 147-154 — Red Mathews — Sigma Pi 155-160 — Danny Miller — Ind. 161-169 — Gary Langley — Moyers Weight Gym 170-178 — Pat Bender — Sig Ep 178-187 — Bill Sommers — Sig Ep 188-201 — Jeff Nurrenburn — Moyers Weight Gym 211-237 — Tobe Leazenby — L.A.E. 301-323 — Keith Chanley — Hoosiers Outstanding Wrestler — Danny Miller 81 82 isp) fee) HONORS AND AWARDS Gold Cord Recipients: Crisaundra Arnett Clifford Baker Rebecca Baker Brian Beckerman Brad Calbert Regina Carter Marisa Chamness Marcia Faught Sheila Ficker Kimberly Gauger Kenneth Goodwin David Haag Kristi Haase Rebecca Hobbs Thomas Hoffman Marla Horton Lisa Johnson Brian Keith Sara Kroeger John A. Langdon Dawn Mann Michael McClure Jennifer McFall Rodney Moore Debbie Norberg Jami Powers Debora Pownell David Pyle Greg Qualkenbush Marsha Rasche Stephen Rayburn Jay Rhodes Greg Ring Precious Root Larry E. Ruth, Jr. Penny Schlimmer Ronald Ryan Sexton Enid Shepherd Wendy Smith Angela Stam Diana Steckler Julie Ann Swisher Michael Watkins Paul Wendel Kimberly Young George Scott Youst Blue Cord Recipients: Katherine Rene Adams Bob Collins Jeff Couchenour Andrew Dale Kim Kinman Michael J. Landrum Robert Perry Brian Root Cindy Vandeventer Pacemaker Paddles: | Brad Calbert Jay Langdon Enid Shepherd | Shawn Carey Dawn Mann Wendy Smith Marisa Chamness Shawn Niblick Deena Thompson Marcia Faught Marsha Rasche Melissa VanMeter Ken Goodwin Brian Root Michael Watkins Marla Horton Ron Sexton George Scott Youst Special Blue Gold Cord awarded to Brenda Thompson for her service to VU. | ' Gold Key Recipients: |Martin Bacon Jay Rhodes Charles Bass Sheila Richard John Becker Daryl L. Schmitt | Leo Cedeno Joe Selking _ Jeff Couchenour Charles Sorrells _ Andrew Dale Diana Steckler ‘Mark Dalzell Wendi Stuckey Sheila Ficker Derek Sullivan Brian Keith Kyla Thompson Tiffani Leonard Paul Wendel Jay Linn ‘Michael McClure | | Silver Key Recipients: | Stella Ferrell | David Haag ristina Haase _esley Lawson Robert Simpson imberly Samuelson sronze Key Recipients: ‘en Berry isa Gibson “ohn Moreland ‘isa Owens lisa Ritterskamp 'recious Root “ean O’Neill Runda erry Sondgeroth ‘ohn Snyder 85 86 i rm, es | “. had ar GRADUATION ‘ Hincennes sHive: it On May 10, 1986, 1,404 students walked into the Physical Education Complex on the campus of Vincennes University still students and then walked out as newly graduated members and alumni of the Class of 1986. This year’s commencement was the second largest in V.U.’s history. Many of the students were also from the VU Jasper Center, Ind., Fort Benjamin Harrison, and the U.S. Penitentiary, Terre Haute. 87 88 NURSES’ PINNING The Nurses’ Pinning ceremony is one of the most im- portant parts of training at Vincennes University because it shows that the young men and women have succcessfully completed their courses in the nursing field. Greg Adams Bernie Addeieman Scott Akers Ibrahim Al-Dadleh Jeanie Allen Lisa Allen Robert Allen George Alm Adham Al-Saleh Al-Saleh Amjad Nancy K. Alsman Crystal Anderson Tony Anderson Melissa D. Andrews Robert Anthrop Antonio Correia Lori Antz Debbie Arnold April Arto Greg Ashcraft Mohammad Askar David Auerbach Tom Babb Thomas F. Baer 90 4 (ltoeeitotecn,. e f Sa icornanene res Kelle Baggs Randy Baird Charlie Bare Dona Barton Kathy L. Batteiger Virginia H. Baude Laura Beamon Diana Bechtold Bill Bennett Tom Bergman R. Scott Berkley Ken Berry Laura Bigley Carla Blacker Sara Blackmore Dana Blake Lesli Blunt Joseph T. Bogard Danielle Bohnert James Borden Kim Borer Carla Boring Mark Bottomley David Bowen Brad Brindle 91 Alonzo Branson Beth Bridges Will Brock Michael Broker David Bromer Lincoln Brooks Carol Brown Jeffrey T. Brown Michael J. Brown Tracy Brown Mari Browning Vickie Brummet David Buchanan Linda Budreau John Bull Ryan L. Burget Juli Burton Tracie Burton Mary Anne Byrne Robert Byrne Jason M. Campbell Jill Campbell Lisa Campbell Debra Carey Shawn L. Carey 92 Ava Carrico Bob Cash James Cecil II Leonardo Cedeno Carol Cerveny Lawerence Cevelo Marisa Chamners Michele L. Chaney Laura S. Chaplin Mary Chastain Robert Chastain Kelly Cherry Michael L. Chestnut Kelly Clark Shana Clark Kevin Clutter Nancy Coffey Peggy Coffey Darrin Cole Bob Collins Brien Compton Susan Compton Patrick Cooley Kathleen Cooper Mauri E. Cooper 93 94 Christine Coupret Vicki Cowey Steve Craft Cheryl Crane Lori Crecelius Joseph Cresgy Doug Crewell Katherine Grossland John Cummins Lisa Cummins James Cunningham Mary B. Curry Susan Dain Amy Davis Diane Davidson Tina Deckard David Demeter Julie DeSplinter Sheri DeVine Amy Diekhoff Lori Dietrich Dlamini Dzelisa Greg Dobrolecki Zeiad Doleh Boyd Doll John Doll Pam Dorsett Charles Drew Andre Dubois Evon Ducker Susan Duer Grace Duncan Sylvester Dunn, Jr. Rod Earley Julie A. Eckert Alicia Eldridge Sami-S-El-Jerby Ibrahim K. Eljirby Mahey El-Kjodary Joseph P. Ellerbrook William Etchill Michelle Etzel Shellie Eubanks Beverly Evans Clay Evans Mike Evans Mike Evernham Khaled Falah Marcia Faught Jamie Fay 95 96 Ken Ferrell Sheila Ficker Roberta Fischvogt Sherry Fisher Ann Marie Flak Michelle Fletcher Angie Ford Brenda Francis Carolyn Fredericks Henry L. Freitag Laura Frisbie Debra Frost Ron Fuller Todd Gable Eddie Gammon Peggy Gastineay Gerry Gill Vonetta Gilmore Cyndi Glass Mike Glassman Kim Goetz Christopher Goff Deborah Goldman Les Goldsby Ann Gonser Ken Goodwin Patty Graff Dana Graham Jill Gray Stacy Greene Warren Greis Kieth Greubel Stephanie Grogg Valerie Gugel Troy Guthrie David Haag Linda Hacker Kelley Hagan Jody Hall Mohammad Homidy Kurt Handsky Sheila Hardwick Clarissa Harper Jacklyn Harris Bruce Harrison Lisa Harrison Kim Hartley Andy Haryill Marlon Haywood Paul Hazelton 97 98 Robert Haziewood Grant Von Hemert Luis A. Herrerd Connie Heyob Melanie Hicks Julia Hill Shannon Hinshaw Angela Hoagland William Hoagland Patrick Hocking Tiffany Hoffman Howard Hoibrook Brad Hollen Debra Holt Tim Holt Tyra Holt Teri Holtzman Amy Hook Jeff Hopkins Barbara Horsting Marla J. Horton Rick Hubbard Robert Hudson Nancy Huff Eveline Huizer Brett Hoke Stephanie Hummel Jason Hunter Yoko Inagaki Kimberly Irwin Jim Jaryszak Stacy Jenkins Patrick Jennings Kara Jansen Debra Johnson Jana Johnson Lisa Johnson Kathy Jones Kimberly Jones Mattie Jones Michelle Jones Joel Jordan Sosan Kahl Brian Kaser Chari Keilman Judith Kiovell Rachelle Kilps Lisa King Greg Kinslow Kristine Kinney 99 James P. Kirk Tambara Klooper DeWayne Knight Kurtis Knipp Martha Koglin Kay Kolthoff Brent Konkle Susan Kopp Dawn Marie Kreighbaum Marcia Kreileein Scott Kreilein Billie Jo Krise Ken Krmpotich Mike Kruizek Marc Lacounte Brian Lammers Michael Landrum “Ned” Nelson Langlois Lee Lankford Todd Lappin Lesley Lawson Tobe Leazenby Debi Levee Robert Lewis Valerie Lewis 100 Lisa Lichty Larry Ligier Lisa Lincoln Deborah Lindley James Lindsey Ray Little Jennifer Loretz Brooke Loy Lisa Lukens Deborah Lynch Sandy Macke Merrit Maloney Thomas Manden Angela Manis Anthony Mann Dawn Mann Dennis Manning Angela Marcinek Leah Marckel Khalad Marei Jacqueline Mareska Tamra Marie Kelly Markel Stacey Marley Mike Maroney 101 Amy Martin Becky Martin Karen Martin Melissa Martin Ronald Martin Rebecca Mathers Cary Mathews Cheryl Matysak Brian Maurer Jay McAllister Barbara McAvoy Larry McCalip Julie McCammack Kevin McCart Colleen McCarty Julie McClain Mike McClure Becki McCoole Marcia McCormick Mark McCormick Michael McCormick Robert McDonald Darlena McGlone Kathy McHargue Polly McKillip 102 Ron McKim Deana McQuern Lisa McVickar Kevin Meadows Kurtis Meck Ken Meinhart Wayne Mehringer Susan Michel Jorge Mijares Brian Miles Robert Miller Sena Miller Darla Milliner Julie Mills John Mize Jeff Moffet Farid Mohammadi Nia John Mokris Sergio A. Molina Cynthia Molter Thomas Monaghan Stephan Montgomery Tona Montgomery Craig Moore Julie Moore 103 Rodney Moore Tammy Moore John Moreland Stephen Moreland Mindy Moyes Stephanie Mull Kathleen Murtaugh Donna Meyers Lora Meyers Stephen Meyers Valerie Nannenga Ann Naylor Christy Nelson Shawn Niblack Laura Niggle Manda Lee Nix Debbie Norberg Mary Ann Norris William Nott Harry Nusbaum Laura Nickels Andrea Oberlander Sandra Ohman Lisa O’Keefe Mark Orr 104 Lisa Owens Elizabeth Parriot Tammy Parsons Julie Payne Jackie Pea Jef Peach Michelle Pearson Janet Pfefferkorn Darrell Phillippe Desmia Pierce Kim Pilant Lisa Pilant Leesa Ping Tara Pinney Jeff Pitrowski Angie Piper Ralph Pittman Tamara Poindexter Karen Poling Danny Forter Monty Prechtel Jim Preuett Kevin Price Daniel Pritchard John Rabold 105 Alfred Ragle Marsha Rasche Stephen Rayburn Anna Reed Jay Rhodes David Rice Sheila Richard Erik Richards Pamela Riester Mark Rinehart Darlene Riney Rick Risley Christopher Roberts Robert E. Roberts Esther Rodriquez Lorianne Rogers Precious Root Lisa Rosenbaum Lynne Rudolph Irene Ruiz Ronald Russell Chris Rutherford Justin Rutledge Mark Ryan Brian Sachelben 106 ‘ Dixie Sargent Carol Schaeter Linda Schaefer Nicole Schiffli Phil Schneider Kathie Schnorr Tom Schoellkopf Denise Schwarzkopf Rob Scott Deborah See Lisa Seger Angela Sellers Michele Seng Ryan Sexton Deborah Shaheen Timothy Sharp Enid Shepherd Kevin Shera Barbara Shoemaker Miguel Silva Teresa Simpson John Sims Phil Sitterding Paul Skibbe Dave Smith 107 Debra Smith Paul Smith Craig Southern Shirl Southern Steve Spangler Shelley Speckman Susan Spicer Ann Spitznogle Donna Sriver Norma Stader ree wane” pf Lorca Viernes a Denise Stahl DeAnna Stanger Michael Stearns Diana Steckler Joe Stephens David Stout Allison Strickhorn Lori Strickland Rina Stuck Stephanie Swango Maureen Sweeney Michael Sweeney Julie Swisher Toni Talbott Donna Taylor 108 Charles Tewell Frances Thayer Deena Thompson Jeff Thompson Kyla Thompson Paul Thornsberry Ann Thurston Kevin Tincher Melissa Tincher Vicki Tinsman Carol Titus Tim Toborc Kimberley Todd Toby Todd Jon Tooker Dana Troutman Joy Tucker Cassel Turner Sabrina Turner Wellington Turnur Michael Turpen Jeana Tyndall Michael Valadez Melissa Vanlue Kathy Verseman 109 110 Dennis Vervyncht Lea Viney Paul Vlaskamp Christina Voarhies Jill Walden Cara Waldrop Kelly Walker Kelly Walters Lisa Watkins Vicki Weathers Melanie Weeks Linda West Todd Weicht Christina Wheeler Angela White Jeff White Mike White Julie Whittington David Wickersham Angie Williams Jim Williams Mary Williams Michael Williams Michelle Williams Tony Williams Robin Willson Jina Wilson Toni Wingate Yvette Winslette Ned Winters Todd Wise Dan Wiseman Steve Wisser Candy Wittwer Keith Wooden Kevin Woodhull Lisa Wright Judith Wrzalinski Robert Wurst Janine Wyatt Greg Young Lynn Young Roger Young George Scott Young Andre Zigoris 111 | } — V.U.’s DISTINGUISHEL 112 FACULTY AND STAFF AT WORK! 113 FAREWELL V.U. VINCENNES UNIVERSITY ALMA MATER by Dr. Richard J. Ertel Sing Alma Mater Old V.U. Sing of a love for friends so true Let not the halls of ivy be Just hallow memories for you see Home is our name for you V.U. Friends and Alumni all so true Need ing a friend will come to you Alma Mater Old V.U. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The LeRevoir Staff, Marla Horton, Deena Thompson, Jeff Couchenour, Lesley Lawson, Marsha Rasche, Marcia Faught, Enid Shepherd and Gail Wahlig, Advisor, would like to thank the following people for their help and contributions to the 1985-86 yearbook: Brenda Thompson Barbara DeBoer The Housing Office Donna Clinkenbeard Duane Chattin Vincennes Sun-Commercial ‘Kevin Frayer Bill Rump Office Secretaries Barbara Kunkler Doug Carroll Harold Turner and everyone on campus who answered the many questions. 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