Vincennes University - Le Revoir Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1987 volume:

ALLEN COUNT TM il iii ; - ; _.- 7 ‘ . a . a ; a ; md ° 2 : . . - « . . @ © : P e i 7 Lal LE REVOIR Volume 37 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty pg. 5 Activities pg. 15 Clubs and Organizations pg. 47 Greeks pg. 77 Sports pg. 85 Graduation pg. 97 Gallery pg. 105 Vincennes University Vincennes, Indiana j i i ; } : ' i E i £ DEDICATION DAVID ESPHILUIBEES Ch D: 1946 - 1986 ay SAP nt Sse ORCAS OR TRON Cin RoRNL Dr. David E. Phillippe, Vincennes University’s Director of Financial Aid, died July 12, 1986, of leukemia. He was born July 15, 1946, in Vincennes, the son of Carlos and June Preston Phillippe, and is survived by a wife Carol and two children, Darcie and David. He earned Bachelor, Master, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from Indiana State. He came to VU in 1970, and served at various periods as Dean of Students and Director of Financial Aid. Dave was truly a man for all seasons. The best and the brightest, a good husband, father, and friend. A man of great intelligence with the ability to think in a concise, analytical manner. He was a problem solver with few peers, and countless students and friends benefited from his deep understanding of human nature. No man dies as long as there is one person left in the living world who remembers him with fond recall, and shares a thought of him. Dave will always be with those who knew and loved him. He will be universally missed. IN MEMORIAM Cherie A. Baugh Christopher Kyle Huser Troy M. Pray 1968 - 1986 1965 - 1987 1966 - 1987 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Students: Vincennes University is an institution which has great “quality.” The student life and campus activities reflect the goal of providing quality education in the classroom and in campus events. The participation of students, faculty, staff, and administration makes that possible. In this publication is a summary of the 1986-1987 academic year activities. Students learn much by participating in clubs, organizations, and campus events. The yearbook staff has endeavored to capture in this book the spirit and essence of what makes Vincennes University an interesting place to pursue academic and career goals. I hope students enjoy the memories which come from the pictures of the 1986-1987 year. May it remind us all of our contribution to the success of the University fulfilling its mission. The University’s motto as found on the official seal is “Learn in Order to Serve.” Having student leadership opportunities, participating in campus events, and achieving educational goals allow students to develop their potential to the fullest. I wish everyone the very best, and hope you enjoy seeing and reading about the “quality” events at Vincennes University. Sincerely, Phillip Presid PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENTS Jerry Gegenheimer Dr. John Schmeling Student Services Instructional Services Dr. Phillip M. Summers Financial Services BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. Gary Shepherd Robert Stryzinski Community Services Business and Finance First Row: Lynn Gee, Second Vice Chairman; Matthew E. Welsh; Marilyn Schenetzke, Secretary; Rexford C. Early, Chairman; Gazella A. Summitt, Record Clerk; L. Keriem Taylor, Student Trustee; William cle @ases Second Row: Alvin C. Ruxer; Donald G. Bell, Attorney; Frederick H. Evans; Joseph P. Day; Bernard G. Niehaus, First Vice Chairman; Homer Lawson; Robert J. Stryzinski, Treasurer; Wayne E. Ader; Dr. Phillip M. Summers, President. Absent: Albert Rosenberg. New Member: Ira T. Neal, sworn in February 19, 1987. ACADEMIC DEANS Dale Dowden Bill Spence Academic Education Occupational Education DIVISION CHAIRMEN Curt Dhonau Jack Eads Lee Godare James Hill Science and Mathematics Public Service Health Occupations Social Science Vern Houchins Phillip Pierpont John Tilley HPER Humanities Technology STUDENT SERVICES Mr. Jerry Gegenheimer, Vice President and Registrar Mrs. Donna Jo Weaver, Administrative Assistant DEAN OF STUDENTS Mr. J. Timothy Weaver, Director Mr. David Milligan, Assist. Dean of Student ios Residential Life HOUSING Miss Pat Jost, Director Mr. Mark Ferguson, Assist. to the Director Mr. Steven Engle, Director of Morris Hall Mr. Ron Campbell, Director of ya Hall by _ Dr. Mike Robins, Director of Harris Ms. Ann Nixon, Director of Lo Hall Mrs. Katheryne Pavey, Director of Vigo Hall Mr. Ron Turney, Facilities 7 Mrs. Linda i De bs PLACEMENT. AND VETERANS AFFAIRS -Mr. Gordon Goodman, Director Mrs. ‘ Porshe, Clerk-Typist RECORDS Set. Ronald Kilps Mrs. Sondra Tincher, Assistant Roca Mr. Michael. Nardine ais Mrs. Helen Noghrehkar, Assistant to the Registrar Mr.Edd Moyer - ae ee Mrs. Denise Kilps, Clerk-Typist ih Mr. Steve Tolbert Mrs. Marcia Ruble, oe Mr...Robert Young Mr. Richard Tighe: oon Line oe | STUDENT ACTIVITIES Pe cee - Mrs. Brenda Thompson, Director fe: COUNSELING SERVICES ie ‘Miss Donna Clinkenbeard, Assistant Director Mrs. Gail oy 7 STUDENT FINANCIAL AID Ve “Ms. ae Hill, Dy f ; Mrs. Peggy Milligan, Coordinator of Student Health Service Ms. Mary Parker, Evening Nurse INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVISOR Dr. Mohammad H. Razi Setrntests ogramm ing Technology Ar. Don R. Myers, Cha “Tr Mr. Brent Woolwine . irman ees Office Occupations Mrs. Mary Mace Bowen, Chairman Mrs. Susan Hanns Mrs. Kathy Evans Mrs. Ella Pittman Mrs. Shirley Sweeney PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION DIVISION HEALTH Irman Vernon Houchins, Cha Roy Ingl Mr. ins, Assoc ilities irector of HPER Fac iate D Secretary is, Mr. (Athletics) pist y ela Dunn see me a hee Ste 10 SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS DIVISION Mr. Curtis A. Dhonau, Chairman Mrs. Mary Jo Case, Secretary Mrs. Sharon: Deer, :Clerk-Typist John Parsons Dr. William Treese Life Science Mr. Richard Shippee, Chairman Mrs. Carolyn Case Miss Becky Chanle Mr. John DeCoursey Mr. David Dlamini Mrs. Linda Eakins Mrs. Cathy Graham HEALTH OCCUPATIONS DIVISION Miss Lee Godare, Chairman _ Mrs. Virginia Walker, Secretary — Mrs. Cindy Deckard, Clerk-Typist — Mrs. Marianne Rath, Lab Assistan A.D. Nursing Mrs. Stella Risch, Chair Mrs. Fran Armmer Mrs. Glenna Ca Miss Lee Godare Mrs. Donna Hay Mrs. Julie Herrold Mrs. Carol Hippensteel Mrs. Mary Lutterbach Mrs. Marjorie Miller Mrs. Zondra V. Myers Funeral Service Education Mr. John Kroshus, Chairman. Mr. John Alsobrooks mgt at SOCIAL SCIENCE DIVISION r. James O. Hill oF iman oe Connie ¥ Ms. Kathy Ab Mrs. Randi Mrs. Jean Viec Political Science Economics Mr. William Ms. Deanne , Chairman ial Work Chairman Ms. Betty Marrs . ae Mr. Thomas 1 pe reee Mr. Ch pher Ezell PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION Mr. Jack Eads, Chairman Conservation Law Enforcement Mrs. Linda Sherman, Secretary Ms. C. Jean Hoffman, Clerk-Typist Broadcast Production Technology H Mr. Jack A. Hanes, Chairman — Mr. Kevin Gill, Coy Mr. Brad Rock, Chairman Mr. David Dooley Recreation and Leisure Studies Mr. Bill Updegraff Dr. Donald Pavey, Chairman 11 12 HUMANITIES DIVISION Dr. Phillip Pierpont, Chairman Mrs. Linda Carey, Secretary ‘ aI -Clerk-Typist Ms. Sarah Watkins, Mrs. Catherine Shap Art igh eta , Mr. Andrew. Jendrzeje Mrs. Amy Delap Je Mr. James Pearson Mr. Brad Schwieger Mr. Milt Sigel English Dr. Charles Reinhart, C Mr. Thomas FitzGerald. Mr. Charles Gentri Mr. Mic! 3res h Ms. Genevieve Musick Home Economics Mrs. Lou Ann Lindsey he Music Mrs. Illene Hodgdon, Chairm Mrs. Carolyn Demas Mrs. Susan Schultz Journalism Mr. Fred Walker, Dir Me. Daniel Miller, Ch: Mr. Keith Andrews� , Dr. Rebecca Martin Miss Mary Trimb Mr. Byron Bond Ms. Chris Pearson Dr. Jim Spurrier Mr. Michael Wahlig Mr. Stephen Whitaker Mrs. Beverly Whitkanack Mr. John Wiltermood Study Skills Mrs. Jane Kavanaugh, Director Mr. Thomas Minderman Mrs. Carol Peterson Mrs. Valorie Sweeney TECHNOLOGY DIVISION Mr. John Tilley, Chairman Drafting and Surveying Technology Mrs. Cathy Rock, Secretary Mr. Art Nielsen, Chairman Ms. Sue Ralston, Clerk-Steno Mtr. Jeff Elliott Mrs. Kelly Waggoner, Clerk-Typist Ms. Ellen Guerrettaz Mr. Charles Wilson, Aviation Maint. Parts Room Attendant Mr. Art Haase Mr. Randy Carie, Technician Mrs. Susan Johnston Mr. Eddie R. Lee Automotive Technology Mr. Andrew Myszak Mr. George Whitehouse, Chairman ee Mr. Gary Shaw Mr. Gene Bathe Mr. John Milligan Mr. Mike Mundy Mr. Richard Vehlin Bowling Equipment Mechanics Technology es Sullivan, Chairman echnology : Mr. Mike Hartigan © Mr. Bob Managan — Mr. Rick Ray Me John a Mr. James Jernigan Mr. Chuck Judy Dicsel and ce Equipment — Mr. James Pflum, Chairman Mr. Ted Blagrave oO Mr. Bill Hickam Mr. Thomas Newman Mtr. Paul: Reed Electronics Technology Mr. Stan Brown, Chairman Mr. Dean Ackerman : : om Mr. John. Slawsenie Mr. Lowell Blakley Mr. Rick Streepy Mr. Ken Bluemlein es Mr. Mike Burch Printing Technology Mr. Dick Clark Mr. Ken Whitkanack, Chairman Mr. Billy E. Forsyth Mr. Mark Brown Mr. Wayne-L. Keesling Mr. John Clausman Mr. Victor Murphy Mr. John Ingram Mrs. Diane Smith Ms. Linda Meyer Mr. Larry Smith Mr. James Thacker Mr. Jerry Wasburne ' Mr. Don Williams Robotics Mr. Dean Eavey Mr. Bill Forsyth Mr. Dennis Shappard 13 14 REGISTRATION The use of computers has made registration easier than in past years. The computers, in their second year of use, have helped the Student Services Department to get students in and out of registra- tion in a shorter time period. Freshmen may never know the joy of standing in long lines waiting for classes. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS During the Fall semester, the International Students held a picnic to meet their Host Families. Vincennes has a very warm community which welcomes these students with open arms. The students have several activities during the year, one of which is their nationality nights, where the students treat their Host Families to foods and entertainment from their culture. The Host Families’ purpose is to support their student in what they do while at Vincennes University. ICE CREAM SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FAIR Butter pecan or vanilla? Ice cream, music, prizes, smiles, handshakes, and Jell-O slides welcome new students to the social organizations of Vincennes University. The Student Activities Office, together with the Greek and social organizations, spon- sored the annual ice cream and activities fair. Students could gather information on the ropes of social life at VU. Giving a little of yourself can be taken in a literal sense when it comes to giving blood. VU students get the chance to help out at the various Red Cross Bloodmobile visits during the school year. Vincennes University consistently has the highest number of blood donors per visit in the area. BLOODMOBILE 19 Six hundred ten excited Trailblazers filled the Wabash River at Kimmell Park to begin the 1986-87 year with the annual Tube Race. Teams consisting of five men and five women participated in one of the biggest races recorded at VU. The race ended at the Memorial Bridge, and winners were announced at the Victory Dance in Green Auditorium. 20 Na TUBE RACE WINNERS . Sigma Nu Flyers . Gamma Tau . Lambda Chi Alpha . H,O Swim Team oigma Pi . Morris Hall Marauders . Wisker Bisket One BEST DECORATED J Ov Un Bb G WM {laitanic 2. Sigma Phi Sigma 3, Home Ec. Club ALMOST ANYTHING GOES i Almost Anything Goes, sponsored by the Greek Council, was held at the intramural field. Four teams composed of ten members competed in five events: The Toilet Paper Wrap, Headsche, Fill the Bottle, Sack Race and Tug of War. During the Octoberfest dance, the winners of Almost Anything Goes were presented trophies by Dr. Summers: a First Place: Sigma Nu and Sigma Phi Epsilon. Second Place: Hotel-Motel Association. Third Place: Bser’s The first Octoberfest was held in Tecumseh Park from 8 p.m. until 11 p.m. Randy Shafer, news director for WAOV, tethered his hot air balloon, and gave free rides to those who were brave enough to go up. Hot chocolate, apple cider, and cookies were served, and “Terrible Tim” provided MUSICstOm jain eon OCTOBERFEST 1986 HOMECOMING 1986 Mini-Float Winners Home Ec Club — Most Beautiful, and Recreation Club — Most Original. Floats Winners Sigma Nu — President’s Trophy, National Association of Home Builders — Best Theme, Student Senate — Most Beautiful, and Alpha Eta Rho — Best Construction. Other Participants were: Corrections Club, Lambda Chi Alpha, A.D. Student Nurses, Drama Club, and Clark Hall. 7 lt) uss aV nes oe errr HE GOOCH I 2 z e a 7 25 1986 DADS’ WEEKEND VARIETY SHOW | M.C. Jackie Fleener opened the 1986 Dads’ Weekend Variety show held on October 31. Vincennes University students performed musical numbers, dance routines, and skits, to the delight of students and parents who were visiting the campus. Four groups in competition were: First Place: Sigma Nu, for “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood” Second Place: Vigo Hall, for “Cinderella” Director’s Trophy: Sean Kelly of Sigma Nu, for his portrayal of Mr. Rogers. Other groups in competition were Alpha Theta Chi: “Working Together,” and Sigma Phi Epsilon: “College: A New Way of Life.” 26 Miss VU PAGEANT The Miss Vincennes University Pageant opened with the top ten coeds and the men of the Roar- ing 20’s Show Choir performing to “Dancin’ on the Ceiling.” The top ten girls were: K. Rene Adams, Katina Janes, Selena Ramaj, Sherri Ell, Jackie Fleener, Deborah Goldman, Lori Harper, Helen Youst, Tanya Kiener, and Denise Green. Other talented students performing were G. Michael Gordon, Pageant M.C.,; the Roaring 20’s Show Choir; Chinese students; Blazerettes, and the Soundsations. Miss VU 1987 is Deborah Goldman, a senior from Danville, Ind., majoring in Paralegal Legal Assis- tant Program. Deborah presented a vocal selec- tion, “The Way He Makes Me Feel.” for her talent. First Runner-Up — Jackie Fleener, Second Runner-Up — Tanya Kiener, Third Runner-Up — Katina Janes, and Fourth Runner-Up — Denise Green. vel ‘a fe = ry = a Ye anes Pah cates re Saray SE CHUBBY CHECKER CONCERT 1986 DADS’ WEEKEND On November 1, the P.E. Complex twisted the night away with one of the most popular performers of the 50’s — Chubby Checker. The concert was a special performance for the 1986 Dads’ Weekend. Chubby Checker not only performed his own music from the 50’s, but also introduced some new music to be coming out on his latest album. He also performed music by other artists of that decade. By the middle of the concert, Chubby Checker had students, parents, and faculty dancing down in front of the stage. A few of the students were pulled from the dancing area to the stage where they danced “the Twist” with Chubby Checker. Of all the people who joined Chubby on stage, the “Best Twister” award went to none other than the President of the University, Dr. Summers. 30 a STUDENT VOLUNTEER SERVICES PROGRAM Vincennes University was the recipient of a new grant from ACTION-VISTA under the title “Stu- dent Volunteer Services Program.” The purpose of the grant is to coordinate the efforts of student volunteers who will assist in the work of non-profit agencies throughout Knox County. VU’s students benefit from the program in many ways. It pro- vides them with a rewarding and worthwhile ac- tivity, and at the same time helps them identify their areas of interest and improve their qualifica- tions in the job market. A picnic was held at the end of the year to award the students for their achievements and participa- tion in the program. 31 Moms’ WEEKEND VARIETY SHOW 32 Students, parents, and staff were entertained with a variety of talent to begin Moms’ Weekend. M.C. Brian Seyer announced the vocal selections, dancers, acts in competitions, Cheer Team, Blazerettes, Jazz Ensemble, and Miss VU 786 — Diana Steckler. The Roaring 20’s Show Choir per- formed to the delight of all. Winners of the competitions acts: First Place: Sigma Pi, Second Place: Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Third Place: Beta Xi Omega. 33 CHRISTMAS FORMAL “Santa’s Toyland”’ genset uric pe Maret aa SANTA'S. TOYLAND a y ghee p 34 ws i Piene oF bbe a. me © es ww ee wer et © f “Santa’s Toyland” was the theme of this year’s Christmas Formal, sponsored by the Senior Class officers. A week was needed to prepare Green Auditorium for the big night. The lobby was decorated with a window which looked into Santa’s Workshop. The band “The Game” from Louisville, Kentucky, performed some of today’s top 40 music for the students to dance to. CASINO ROYALE The annual Casino Royale, sponsored by the Student Union Board, was held at Green Auditorium in February. Play money provided by the Student Activities Office gave the students a chance to gamble, and the faculty and staff a chance to wheel and deal. Topping off the evening was an auction, with prizes being purchased by the highest bidder. 35 MoM CARTER DAY 1987 Mom Carter Day, honoring Ruth Carter, a former VU employee, was held April 8, 1987. Approx- imately 300 students participated in the fifth an- nual all-campus cleanup, sponsored by the Public Relations Office. In addition to the cleanup, members of the Student Senate and Alpha Theta Chi packaged 1,650 white pine tree saplings that were distributed to the elementary children of the community. WINNERS: Student Senate, Sigma Pi, and Emison Residence Hall. 36 LITTLEST 500 BIKE RACE Many fans braved the chilly April weather to watch the twenty-second annual Bike Race, which was sponsored by Gamma Tau Engineering Frater- nity. Six teams of five members participated in the race. First Place — UTA: 67 min., 28 sec:; Second Place — Sig Ep I: 72 min., 53 sec.; and Third Place — Vigo Hall: 74 min., 19 sec. The Fastest Lap, Lap Nine, was won by Mike Kramer of UTA. 37 Mr. VU 1987 The second annual Mr. VU Contest found an anxious crowd supporting the 15 contestants. Don Satterwhite, who was crowned Mr. VU, had placed second in the first Mr. VU Contest. Glen Buechlein, senior, placed second, and Brett Yarbrough, senior, placed first runner-up. Pictured at the right, congratulating Don, is Brian Harmon, 1986 Mr. VU. 38 SPRING FORMAL Mickey Mouse greeted VU students and their dates at Green Auditorium for “An Evening in the Magic Kingdom.” The Spring Formal was sponsored by the Freshman Class. The Auditorium was decorated with posters and balloons with Mickey and his friends. Providing musical entertainment was “Heartthrob,” from Louisville, Ky. 39 FALL MUSICAL — ‘“WORKING” Mike PePevrets.cn....() care ean eee Keith Dykstra Al Calinda Booker! Page... a.+ 2 ee eee Mark Humphrey Nora Watson Heather: Camb =2U22 57. okie eae Anne Schwartz Diane: Wilson ... - 2-2 ee eee Vera Rose Glaspie Herb Rosen Emilio Hernandez Anthony Palazzo JOS LUtty ee eho Woks 2 Ss ORR ee R. Bryan Perry John ROU GO: arta: oot ee Tanya Kiener Rose Hoffman Grace Clements Delores: Dante mates ee eee eee Rene’ Adams Babe Secoli Maovie Holmesev 2. sae ee eee Kim Kinman Brett McCormick Frank Decker ..Sisustocnie eee Bill Marsh Conrad Swibel ‘lom- Patrick - 32 sae eee Flemming Erik Carlson ‘Kate’ Rushton See sees oe eee Angie Stam | Roberta Victor and Sharon Atkins ..Deborah Goldman Fran Swenson. ee Gane eee Margie Hoffman Ralph: Wermnersas-tchene i eee Stuart Kniess | Charlie Blossom. 5q2ce ee ae Brian Harris Additional Ensemble: Shawn Carey, Helen Coleman, Tom Dotson, Todd O. Dukes, Angie Gropp, and Thom Hoffman. 40 A MURDER IS ANNOUNCED” by Agatha Christie RE SINMTNOMS: s acon ceih vate PG wd Weer Alisa Ampeliotis cE DIACKIOCK 2093 gc end oan ss eee Deborah Goldman |Disj ce) e UG0 STS ae Cae ee a Rene’ Adams PaeCKEOIMNMONS ..05- o.- sss os Flemming Erik Carlson LMR 5 o 9 3 A Rial a oe ee a ea Keriem Taylor MisssNlarDle 182 tamales aces cl nine Lizabeth Richardson PPD AMELAYIMGS 7% c09.ces,. teh� Pe aieys alae ols Melanie Moss Mesmowettenham «tienes c.cace bene eee 5. Gail McCoy Bamune owettenham, vca.eocasere ress. Todd Dukes ROE SCHELZ v5 cis Wipes cae Bessie sale Greg Sullivan WISDECEO Rule FACCOCK emesis Ces er aan oes Thom Hoffman Berean lellOleren: fhe ans vidi peice ete’ Bh Matt Crone Understudies: Deanna Mouzin, Margie Hoffman, and R. Bryan Perry. PETE CONRAD Vincennes University’s first convocation of 1986 featured Spacecraft Commander of the Apollo 12 Lunar mission, Charles “Pete” Conrad. Mr. Conrad discussed the future of the United States Space Program in hopes of directing the Vin- cennes University students to “Look for Tomor- row Today.” 42 FERRANTE TEICHER : fhe i On OW ) Sfea) tole aaa Se eee eleuay oe fo) i SS) SS! Fern) fa (=) (OVA fe} ‘= FO) yap) SS Gi Gl a = ee Oo ene So if = Oe u eb wen re et =) Wer. OC) Fak BO be Cee ee ae See Se ees eee aS Cnrne ve BRS Reon a po ec ES? RSE es 5 ma os de Je om) EE) ae, Ais BE pe on OE) — Ye HD DY gor Ee acc 2 Vv 7p) Pen f= pre] ae Sees) ope a) So a (ey ie) a 2 Es c ers Bog Wis vO Ser oo, Oto Py eee gs we : cD) ec ee ae o Seah eee ieee LiGe) Cel te 43 CHARLES SHAUGHNESSY CONVO 44 Fans of daytime soap operas were delighted at the VU March Convo, with Charles Shaughnessy, who portrays “Shane Donovan” on NBC’s “Days of Our Lives.” Mr. Shaughnessy, one of the top- rated male actors in daytime soaps, answered ques- tions at the press conference, as well as at the con- vo. He spoke of his “pet” project — “Beyond War,” a program to promote the understanding of nuclear war and how devastating it can be. Mr. Shaughnessy signed autographs, with his picture, after the convo. CHILDREN’S THEATRE “STONE SOUP” StOmclciy ne heme ye a ee Rene Adams Sergeant Alexander Mash ....Thom Hoffman Corporal Alexander Mash ....... Todd Dukes Private, Alexander Mash... .-., Randy Levy PED IOR eee eeta ape ats Rts, Ne 3 Travis Hunt The Scarlets Mizmocarieten :: oe. ..2eeeues Mark Humphrey WirSMSwar lets... 0+ ay tau aenue oke. Vera Glaspie Vitnavescatictaen «ds 1 - aber. 4. Larry Collins Jenny seat lets 42.2, wee Helen Coleman The Greens VAP RECST COT, nevis otic sae ts Flemming Carlson kas. (Claaa ne ies eae: Margie Hoffman SUVA (CGS aL By et eee ee ee Chelle Purnell Salle G@reciiee ete vac ae «eee Kelley Harvey SaranGireel we eae a eta ace a Angie Gropp The Goldens Mitts (QOlGuh 25. Ree ee eee Stu Kniess irc Golden wre. +s co eee Gail McCoy MEAG Pele (Sah peed. ue ceo te Melanie Moss Boo bye Goldens ee: janis. ant Matt Crone Hoey CIO deme tino ee Tom Dotson Wrector re ouee timate Michael Wahlig 45 DEDICATION 46 On November 16, 1986, VU rededicated the Shake Learning Resources Center and dedicated the “College Walk” in front of the Center. Dur- ing the summer, 23 students laid 80,000 bricks to complete the “College Walk,” which extends from Harrison Street to Indianapolis Avenue and in- corporates College Park, an area donated by the Class of ’84, located near Shircliff Humanities Center. The Library was dedicated in 1960 and named for Curtis G. Shake. In 1967, additional housing for historical documents and papers im- portant to early American history was built and dedicated to Byron R. Lewis. In 1985, a computer classroom and laboratory was added. Bookstack space was doubled, and study tables and carrels were added. Other new features inc luded three meeting rooms, offices, microfilm reader-printers, a new circulation-control desk, and an area for bibliographical retrieval. ol ym, 4 2B i ye , € � a a STUDENT TRUSTEE L. Keriem Taylor STUDENT SENATE First Row: Tim Meeks, Lisa Ritter- skamp, Lynne Rudolph, Shelly Whipkey, Marsha Rasche, Sherry Whipkey, and Debbie Smith. Second Row: Dawn Ringer, Maureen Sweeney, Kathy Smith, Jenna Klee, Jeff Couchenour, Jamie Carie, and Melanie Moss. Third Row: Tracy Loewenkamp, Yvonne Abel, Tyra Holt, Jay Gegenheimer, and Chris Coffey. Fourth Row: Jackie Pea Fifth Row: Don Barnes, Dave Rich, Aaron Rasche, Kevin Shepherd, Scott Tope, Scott Richardson, and Kevin Sheets. 48 STUDENT SENATE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL First Row: Lisa Ritterskamp, Treasurer; Marsha Rasche, President; Sherry Whipkey, Commissioner of Publications. Second Row: Shelly Whipkey, Commissioner of Elections; Debbie Smith, Commissioner of Athletics. Third Row: Tim Meeks, Vice-President; Lynne Rudolph, Commissioner of Activities. UNION BOARD Jay Gegenheimer, Lynne Rudolph, Kevin Shepherd, and Marsha Rasche. Senior Class Officers Freshman Class Officers Tyra Holt, Vice-President; not pictured. Laura Whiteside, Vice-President; Wendell Brink, President, Lisa Nimer, Secretary. Jenna Klee, Secretary, Dawn Burish, Treasurer. 49 50 BLAZERETTES MA First Row: Marie Evancyzk, Dawn George, Helen Youst, Lori Hackman, Marianne Wirth, and Jenny Edwards. Second Row: Lynn Johnson, Selena Ramaj, Amy Clinkenbeard, Linda West, Kelly O’Brien, Debbie Smith, and Kris Meyer. Third Row: Gena Zeigler, Theresa Dye, Kim Robinson, Kim Gregory, Angie Hoagland, Danette Czazasty — co-captain, and Sally Luse — co-captain. CHEER TEAM First Row (Girls): Teresa Weaver, Tina Deckard — co-captain, Charese Wright, and Kelly Thomas. Second Row (Guys): Mark Rodgers, Mike Baker — co-captain, Tony Dillman, and Mark LaCounte. ROARING TWENTY SHOW CHOIR First Row: Chris Bowman, Travis Huny; Second Row: Denise Green, Steve Long; Third Row: Tandy Jarboe, Larry Collins; Fourth Row: Tanya Keiner, Tom Medina; Fifth Row: Kelly Harvey, Mark Humphrey; Sixth Row: Kim Hougland, Shawn Carey; Seventh Row: April Suits, Bill Marsh; Eighth Row: Elaine Deig, Todd Dukes; Ninth Row: Sherri Ell, Randy Levy; Tenth Row: Gail McCoy, Danny Basso; Eleventh Row: Debbie Goldman, Keith Dykstra Front Row, left to right: Dan Miller, Denise Green, Chris Kimmel, Tom Dotson, Kevin Mast, Randy Levy, Bill Marsh, La rry Collins, Christi Wilson, and Nancy Stephens. Second Row: Leslie Davis, Woon Tee Gan, Cherie Parker, Mark Humphrey, Kelly Harvey, Christina Miller, Tom Hoffman, Phil Lashley, Angela Chestnut, and Diana Carlton. Third Row: Tanya Keiner, Tina Bateman, Sharon Flater, Karen Vierra, Melanie Moss, Sherri Ell, Regina McCord, Vera Glaspie, and Lela Robinson. 51 HANDBELL ENSEMBLE a First Row: Denise Green, Lisa Owens; Second Row: Tanya Kiener, Christine Miller: Third Row: Ruth Manley, Nancy Stephens; Fourth Row: Tina Bateman; Fifth Row: Kelly Harvey, Shawn Carey; Sixth Row: Bill Marsh; Seventh Row: Mark Humphrey. Steve Ratcliffe, Mike Bach, Don Reeves, Brian Schlotterbeck, Larry Harmes, Mike Schultis, Lori Watkins, Kohei Hayashi, Matt Dollar, Andy Vertrees, Robert Buckley, Shawn Wright, and Don White. Not pictured: Mike Collier, Mark Schmitt, Mark Humphry, and Tom Boys. 52 53 54 ALPHA BETA GAMMA Officers — Front Row: Michelle Jones, President; Kathy Willhelm, Vice-President; Colleen Rafferty, Secretary; Rachel Poppe, Treasurer; and Steven R. Graham, Advisor. ALPHA EPSILON RHO First Row: Ken Booth, Treasurer; Brett Wyann, Secretary; and Tim Holt, President. Second Row: Dave Mosk, Dana Blake, Mike Keller, Kurt Hankosky, and Pam Gray, Advisor. Third Row: Andy McCraney, Cliff Carson, Mike Reece, and Pat Hankee. Fourth Row: Rod Howdy Shell, and Brian Miles. AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS CLUB AUTOMOTIVE MEC First Row: Trent Bogard; Tim Gregg; Kelly Wagler; Simon Vargas; Larry Adams, Treasurer; Kara Jensen, President; Nick Porrhs; Graham Martin; Steve Young; Kevin Hostetter; and Faz Ahrary. Second Row: Gary Donaldson; Joe Smith; Conrad Fozlos; Mark Fulford; Steve Aled; Howard Nelson; Ron Endres, Vice-President; Mike Tarnowski; Kevin T. Farris; Brian Martain; Chris Odon; and Jeff Schoelropf. Third Row: Craig Bouthern; Brian Meek; Tony Breeden; Chris Wilder; Gary Bobbitt; Andy Jaguess; Craig Spielel; Steve Hairley; Lenny Fulkerson; Dan Lowery; Kent Lilly; Steve Powers. sire i ee TECHNOLOGY First Row: Jeff Jordan, Jim Dodson, Curt Monts, Vince Eads, and Howard Holbrook. Second Row: Harry Nusbaum, Jeff Bullock, Grant Van Hemert, Rob Cadick, Brian Taylor, Mike Zimmerle, and Dick Clark, Instructor. 55 56 CORRECTIONS CLUB First Row: Robert Mayles, Instructor; Rhonda Hardwick, President; Tammy Bilskie; and Amy Lythgoe. Second Row: David Oberst, Secretary; Kim Rogers; and Susie Fox. Third Row: Kerrie Wilson, Dawn Adams, Becky Knight, and Diane Davidson. Fourth Row: Lori Leichtman, Beth Tost, and Sarah Burton. Fifth Row: Derek Ellis, and Rank Ragel. Not pictured: Susie White, Vice-President; and Linda Sullivan, Treasurer. DECA First Row: Jill Cerqueira, Tammy Crisler, Nancy Bailey, Brian Brown, Bob Treat, and Steve Hill. Second Row: Michelle Driver, Cheryl Hays, Angie Piper, Pat Ryan, and Bobbi McKnight. Third Row: Kevin Fry, Gina Ottabi, Kristi Simmons, Doug Stacker, Rob Pictor, Joe Fleming, and Bryan Huff. Not pictured: Todd Elkins and John Brewer. ea ee DRAMA CLUB ‘“TROUBADOURS” First Row: Todd Dukes; Vera Glaspie, Secretary; Stu Kneiss; Michele Downey; Greg Sullivan, Vice- President; Flemming Erik Carlson, President. Not pictured: Mike Coolman, Liz Richardson, Thom Hoffman, Rob Carter, Trish Holdren, Margie Hoff- man, Matt Dollar, Tom Dotson, Laura Whiteside, Rodney Helfin, Chris Crowley, Ruth Ann Hall, Tom Joiles, Teresa Bodem, Kara Jenson, Tony Sumner. LECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY CLUB Ee § BFE tier First Row: Wayne Keesling, Advisor; Tywila Oliver; Tim Dager; Bob Mundy; Brian Smiley; Jeff Taylor; and Mike Burch, Faculty. Second Row: Kevin Rode; Chet Williams; Bruce Schmitt; Ron Storie; Brian Adamson; Larry Boger; Dave Truitt, Treasurer; and Jim Cunningham. Third Row: Donnie Henson; Mark Bose; Mark Cutter; Matt Pund; Adam Imley; Mark Spore; Pat Cornelison; Ron Plump; Wendell Wise, Vice-President; Rick Elwell, President. Not pictured: Don Baughman, Secretary. 57 ELYING BLAZERS First Row: Todd Sheffler; Dee Wygant, President; Angie Sellers; Mike Ross; Roy Williams, John Ostler; and Lonny Vieck. Second Row: Philip Mick, Club Sponsor; Don Byarlay; Mark Campbell; Jerry Binger, Treasurer; Joe Pluchin- sky; John Friday; Paul Robson; Marty Yoder; Steve Teike, Vice-President; and Kevin Calvert. FUTURE BOWLING PROPRIETORS OF AMERICA Seniors First Row: Tony Allen, Mike Turpen, Jim Denney, Doug Johnson, and Chris Eiserman. Second Row: Neal May, J. B. West, Michael Workman, Bill Etchill, and Craig Carter. Third Row: Greg Ashcraft, Don J. Breeden, Mike Kubacki, Steve Logan, and Chris Gawlik. Fourth Row: Doene Moos, Gary Faulkner, and Wayne Pyles. 58 FUTURE BOWLING PROPRIETORS OF AMERICA Freshman First Row: Jim Jaryszak, Renae Rowlson, Jon Backstrom, Steven Wood, and Joe Janego. Second Row: Greg Newlin, Rod Machacek, Blake Woelfel, Robert Nicholls, Jesse Bowersock, Charles Hanes, Michael Wright, John Reed, and Brad Cockerham. GAMMA TAU Wayne Mehringer, Vice-President; Derek Beeker, President; and Chip Holder, Secretary-Treasurer. 59 60 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row: Sheryl Havens, Vice-President; Jona Tanaka, Treasurer; Helen Cokman, Secretary; and Ashley Gardner, President. Second Row: Gammy Walker, Teresa Rice, Sarah Rogers, and Bobbi McKnight. Third Row: Lauren Workman, Tammy Stalbaum, and Diane English. Fourth Row: Marianne Wirth, Kim Schaoer, and Deana Carter. Fifth Row: Libby Hughs, and Amy Judy. HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION First Row: Marcia Buechler, Debbie Schnepl, Anne Swartz, Elizabeth Rodenbeck, and Andrea Slane. Second Row: Jeff Wixted, Valerie Nannenga, Brian Dellingaer, Sherley Roser, and Trease Hammond. Third Row: Roger Young, Rodney Heflen, and Shawn Wright. Fourth Row: Mickey Seamen, Stefanie Costell, Tim Kreighbaum, and Kellie Young. Fifth Row: Cindy Hartsook, Bob Backley, Michelle Evans, Tracy Brown, and Colleen McCarty. Sixth Row: Don Barnes, Greg Barnes, Rod Ulery, and Joe Stephens. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CLUB First Row: Gwajumbe Dlamini (Swaziland), Lindiwe Dlamini (Swaziland), Megumi Yagi (Japan), and Chee Min Teh (Malaysia). Second Row: Ncanawe Dlamini (Swaziland), Sami El-Uerby (Saudi Arabia), Bassam Mohamed (Jordan), Ismail El-Jerby (Saudi Arabia), Kouresh Shagaft (Iran), Dr. M. H. Razi, International Student Advisor (Afghanistan), Mohamad Al-Saleh (Jordan), Hlangusemphi Dlamini (Swaziland), Cho Yan Yeung (Hong Kong), David Chan (Hong Kong), and Kok Lee (Malaysia). LASER CLUB First Row: Nancy Nossett, Secretary; Paul Southard, President; Anita Hochmeister, Vice-President; Mike Hochmeister, Treasurer; and Brian Dexter. Second Row: Anthony Hollcraft, Shawn Althauser, Lee Reeves, Rusty Burke, Patrick Vieck, Mark Keene, Gary Gunger, Eric Eskew, Eric Smock, Rob Young, and Steve Rousch. Third Row: Kevin Brown, Eric Abendroth, and Brad Butterfield. 61 62 LAW ENFORCEMENT First Row: Lincoln Brooks, Activities Director; Brian Kaser, Vice-President; Tim Edwards, Secretary; Tony Mann, Treasurer; Gregg Taylor, President; Rob Bays, Sergeant at Arms. Second Row: Frank Fleser, Denise Branaman, James Dixon, Dan Sprinkle, Mark Bunchek, Phil Hardesty, Ted Tompkins, Glen Micherson, Mark Barriger, and Dennis Shite. Third Row: Steve Bilby, Ken Pryor, Bennie Wood, Chris Kupiainen, David Eads, Laura Nickels, Mike Thomp- son, Kevin Bennett, Scott Harris, and Gary Stephens. Fourth Row: John Cannarella, David Johnson, Mark Postma, Randy Mellinger, and Brad Osswald. Fifth Row: Kerry Utpated, Chris Barr, Maurice Walday, Mari Schultis, Chris Wilson, Brian VanVoorhies, Tim Hensel, and Eric Hall. LEGAL ASSISTANTS First Row: Lisa Dotson, Stephanie Miller, Shelly Whipkey, Trya Holt, Sherry Whipkey, Ann Barnes, Becky Grigsby, and Debbie Smith. Second Row: Lora Nash, Shelley Tackett, Teresa Staggs, Stacy Enlow, Yvonne Able, Susan Divine, Barbara Evans Tilford, and Cookie Sturgeon. Third Row: Boyd Toler, Ramon Cox, Ruth Earnhart, Angie Dawson, and Jay Morgan. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION HOME BUILDERS (Student Chapter) First Row: Jeff Curtis, Jason Campbell, Matt Zwilling, Cory Porter, and Rick Ray. Second Row: Pat Krsak, Cassel Turner, Rob Parker, Steve Schrader, and Larry Pugh. OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (OEA) ss First Row: Jill Walden, Wilma Witteneyer, Cheryl McCormick, Beulah Chiappa, Jennifer Hagman, Kimberly Fuhrman, and Mary O'Brian. Second Row: Jill Slover (Co-Historian), Sandy Macke (Co-Historian), Tiffany Plummer (Parliamentarian), Rob Marnes (Treasurer), Toni Wingate (President), Lauri Stull (Vice-President), Ruby Branson (Secretary), and Mary Bowen (Advisor). Third Row: Dawn Flecher, Pamela Elkins, Judy Swaby, Jennifer Holtzman, Uanganeta Nall, Lisa Senesac, Patty Gable, Susan Dain, Rita Crawford, Steve Jedding, and Cindy Mayer. 63 64 PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANTS - Seniors First Row: Pam Gucich, Vice-President; Lisa Schneider, Secretary; Michelle Ochs; and Tami Marie, President. Second Row: Connie Spieth, Treasurer; Kelly Walker, Kandy Patrick, Erin Sabotin; and hey Snell. Third Row: Joy Tucker, Alicia Elridge, Amy Hook, and Lisa Seger. Fourth Row: Mitzi Trahin, Karen Bono, Terry Schaeffer, and Anita Turner. Fifth Row: Ted Bear, Eric Hall, Judy Kelly, and Kim Campbell. PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANTS - Freshmen First Row: Deanna Hartllin, Stacy Sparks, Melissa Stewart, and Brenda Aragon. Second Row: Christina Olt, Leslie Emery, Jill Howard, Susan Kahl, and Cheryl Skaggs. Third Row: Kathy Wendholt, Tammy Taylor, Amy Frey, Cathy Brocksmith, Charlotte Smith, and Rod Smith. Fourth Row: Jim Joffman, Gena Cramer, Bill Goodman, Chris Newman, Jennifer Bradley, and Jackie Teamer. .918 PRINT CLUB First Row: David Cornejo, Ron Runyon, George Pie, Jeff Kilins ki, Ty Hays, and Mike Scheffer. Second Row: Gregory Foskuhl, Aaron Rasche, Mark Dalzell, Scott Dunn, Mike Coyne, and Damon Gay. Third Row: Chris Zieglemeier, Davis Weighmas, Mike Pryor, Barbara Noble, Jennifer Hottinger, and Michele Schiery. Fourth Row: Dave Ridgley, Robert Dunlop, Rich Lashbrook, Dale Martoglio, Chuck Carey, and Brent Boston. Fifth Row: Trent Thompson, Dan Gorog, Brad Cook, Greg Sullivan, Jeff Clark, Brandon Lauter, Randy Wolma, and Danny Linneweber. REC CLUB First Row: Leigh Lieurance, Brenda Adams, Jennifer Doretz, and Myra Guinn. Second Row: Linda Hacher, President; Allison Strickhorn, Secretary; Lisa Phillips, Vice-President; and Kenn Dials, Treasurer. Third Row: Brad Raney; Mattie Jones; Don Pavey, Advisor; Anita Weaver; Erin Morris; Grafilia Ellis; Sabrina Shannon; and Tammy Jones. 65 66 AUTOMATED ROBOTICS MANUFACTURING First Row: Joni McFall, Dave Grumieaux, Jim Haeuber, Veronica Malcom, Tom Wolf, Joe Rainbott, Kim Murphy, and Maggi Forsdick. Second Row: Joel Owens, Doug Botzom, Kevin Shepherd, Jim Cecil, Rob Lee, Tom Post, Chris Roberts, and Stephen Dillard. SOCIAL WORK CLUB First Row: Norma Stader, Randy Rouch, Abby Buckler, Terri Grumieaux, and Debra McCoy. Second Row: Jackie Johns, Judy Garner, Angie Bashia, Oregumi Kagi, Jill Gray, and Janet Bechtel. Third Row: Ed Sellers, Tammy Daffron, Robin J. Porter, Erica Yalger, Lisa Johnson, Anne Scott, and Sondra Sequra. : STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN | First Row: Debbie Norberg, President; Jeffery S. Couchenour, Vice-President; Michaela Hileman, Treasurer; and Merri D. Morgan, Secretary. Second Row: Jeff Duckworth, Chris Bowman, Julie Whittington, Dawn Chambers, and Kathy Holiman. Third Row: Harry Nusbaum; Elaine Deig; Betty Marrs, Advisor; Lewley Lawson; Margie Hoffman, Eveline Huizer; and Angie Hazelbaker. VU ATHLETIC TRAINERS ASSOCIATION , he Missy Capper; John Mokris; Marilyn Richter, President; Beth Marchino, and Mark Goodrich, Advisor. 67 68 Mu ALPHA THETA — Mathematics Honorary BG SL Le ST AT a SE | SVEN LOR URS TS GS, RS eee I First Row: Lisa Ritterskamp, Marsha Rasche, Kelly Yochum, Theresa Smith. Second Row: Mark Williams, Patrick Henderson, Beverly Andrews, Mary Jane Ruppel, Beth Schuckman. Third Row: Pete Martin, Dan Winzenried, Mark Eccles, Mark West, Richard Ruppel. Not pictured: Christopher Hunt, Lynne Ruppel, Chan David Yat-Shan, Bret Beane DECA CLUB WINNERS 70 CLARK HALL RA’S : First Row: Hengameh-Ahmadi, Lynne Wheeler, Kathy Shank, and Glenna Huston. Second Row: Tony Anderson, Mickey Leadingham, James Dodson, and Barry Vancamp. Third Row: Glenn Buechlein; Andrew Jackson, Assistant Director; Orlando Waters, and Todd Lappin. CLARK HALL COUNCIL First Row: Mary Jo Mattingly; Ashley Gardner, Secretary; and Teresa Snider. Second Row: Suzi Arnold, Scott Tope, Kim Routh, and Scott Kumner. Third Row: Michael Workman, President; Rick Scott, Treasurer; Cory Porter. Not pictured: Debbie Condo, Vice-President. EMISON HALL RA’S First Row: Diane Davidson, Tammy Crisler, and Pam Dorsett. Second Row: Irene Ruiz: Ann Nixon, Director; Sandy Murphy, Assistant Director; Debora Stuhlman, and Barb Colson. EMISON HALL COUNCIL First Row: Trina Trosper, Secretary; Molly Copas, President; and Michelle Ebenhart, Vice-President. Second Row: Tammy Crisler, Donna Damron, Brooke Hoy, Tamara Cooper, Michelle Hayes, Teresa Rice, and Brenda Adams. 71 72 HARRISON HALL RA’S “ Pit First Row: Greg Young, Wayne Pyles, Kenny Dye, and Ron McKim. Second Row: Dr. Mike Robins, Director; Ron Sexton; Rob Bays; John Cannarella; Scott Hamilton; Jeff Hasty. HARRISON HALL COUNCIL Monte B. Huddleston, Greg Young, and Ted Harvey. and Morris HALL RA’S First Row: Laurie Pelfrey, Julie Davis, and Stephannie Camp. Second Row: Ben McCurty, Jim Kirk, Greg Dilger, Mike Maroney, and Howard Holbrook. Morris HALL COUNCIL First Row: Cheryl Hayes; Tuck Mullineux; Paige Morris, Vice-President; Willie Hoagland, President; and Abby Buckler, Treasurer. Second Row: Ben McCurty; Vince Cox; Beth McGinley, Secretary; Jimmy Gaunt; and Howard Holbrook. Third Row: Bruce Harrison, Jim Kirk, Craig Allender, Greg Dilger, Walter Surigao, and Mike Maroney. 73 74 V1GO HALL RA’S First Row: W endi Wagner, Ann Naylor, Shannon Antione, and Melissa Kallembach. Second Row: Steven Wood, Jon Backstron, Rob Mainer, Matthew Morris, Terry Chanley, and Tim Holt. Third Row: Andy G. Dubois, Rob Machacek, and Ken Dials, Assistant Director. VIGO HALL COUNCIL Deborah Nicholson, Vice-President; Tracie Burton, President; Wendi Wagner, Treasurer; and Toni Wingate, Secretary. WELCOME BACK GREEK COUNCIL DANCE The VU Greek Council sponsored a Welcome Back Dance on September 5. It served as an unof- ficial kickoff to the three weeks of fraternity and sorority rushes. The dance gave students an op- portunity to talk with members of Greek organiza- tions and get an insight into Greek life before mak- ing decisions on which organizations to rush. GREEK COUNCIL Outstanding Male Greek: Outstanding Female Greek: Perry Knust, Lambda Chi Alpha. Kim Borer, Beta Xi Omega. 78 ALPHA THETA CHI f First Row: Dawn Gardt, Pamela Smith, Jackie Wilson, Nora McDonald, Missy May, and Deborah Pownell. Second Row: Angela Medler; Jacklyn Harris; Karen Marsh, Vice-President; Anne Scott, President; Col- leen McCarthy, Secretary; Jackie Fleener, and Jamie Lee Buckman. Third Row: Kathy Crossland, Suzie Carmichael, Jamara Carlson, Christi Wheeler, Kathy Elliott, Jeanette Haas, Deborah L. Condo, Cammie Albea, and Kathy Holiman. BETA XI OMEGA a First Row: Tracy Loewenkamp, Kim Borer, and Kathie Schnorr. Second Row: Marcia McCormick, Carole Fuller, Christy Ramer, Michele Dodds, Laura Frisbie, and Julie Moore. i) 80 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA First Row: Brian Sachleben, Brian Garret, Jeff Spoon, Brian Root, John Brewer, Ryan Borns, Dwayne Herber, and Rod Early. Second Row: Brent Parrish, Dave Angeles, Jeff Cade, Jeff Remley, Rob Eiler, Dennis Struck, Dave Hickman, and Kirk Parrish. Third Row: Tom Mettler, Eric Godfrey, Steve Schrader, Bruce Hirstein, Sam Stover, Tim Paris, Kevin Mason, and Perry Knust. Fourth Row: Chris Sullivan, Darren Allen, Todd Elkins, Bart Quinet, Mike Qualls, Rob Parker, Marty Bacon, Brad Stile, Rob Hudson, Kenny Lawrence, Hank Frytag, Tim Sparke, Tim Magill, and Steve McHarg. Fifth Row: David Onorado, Jeff Stivers, Brad Enis, Charlie Bare, Matt Barker, and John Bull. SIGMA Nu First Row: Doug Johnson, Chip Brown, Mark Dalzell, Steve James, Brian Roller, Bruce Hand, and Pat Hankee. Second Row: Tim Krieghbaum, Greg Conlin, John Horswell, Kevin Lamkin, Pat Triplett, Rob Scott, Brian Enos, and Sean Kelly. Third Row: David Wickersham, Rob Polgar, Todd Andrews, Russ Milkey, John Mulhaula, Steve Bartels, Todd Poor, Dave Hiener, Rich Potter, and Mark Griffin. Fourth Row: Jay Brown, Mark Robinson, Todd Williams, Bill Reish, Chris Thatcher, and Scott Towsen. SIGMA PHI EPSILON ee ee seo S oe First Row: Richard Boyle, Greg Glover, Bryan Huff, Kent Smith, and Greg Dobrolecki. Second Row: James E. Dutra, Bob Treat, Jim Lambret, Gary Riggs, Cameron Scott, Dave Gelfius, Chris Phillips, and Mike Turk. Third Row: Roger Hall, Steve Hill, Mark Bates, and Jerry Guess. Fourth Row: Pete Agoranos, Bob Raduchel, Brad Tolbert, William Kelsey, Dave Rosswurm, Brian Prange, Kevin Lasky, Gary Schabowski, and Steve Clark. Not pictured: Dale Barbour, Rich Buchan, Pat Bender, Pat Burke, Jim Crouch, and Mike Lee. SIGMA PI First Row: Tom Booth, Tom Louviere, and Joe Fritts. Second Row: Chris Ziegelmeier, Ritch Musselman, Mike Leppert, Jim Morrison, and Tom McKittrick. Third Row: Jerome Kubaszyk, Kevin Graf, Gerald Radel, Scott Harvey, Bricko Brickey, Paul Pavich, Jerry Ison, and Brett Miller. Banister: Cary “Red” Matthews. Fourth Row: Phil Garzella; Scott Woodburn; Tim Meeks; Aaron Prange; Harold Turner, Chapter Director; Larry McCalip; John Postlewaite; Bob Bergman; Roger Jones; Dave Johnson; and Chris Norwood. 81 puPiich 85 MEN’S BASKETBALL First Row: Assistant Coach Jayson Holmes, Dolas McCann, Larenzo Nash, Mark Ryan, Mark Lenoir, Tim Prince, and Coach Dan Sparks. Second Row: Manager Perry Pruitt, Cal Foster, David Dry, Joey Harper, Antone Gallishaw, Shawn Par- rish, Jeff Huffmon, and Manager Wayne Brooks. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL First Row: Deanna Cartwright, Manager; Roberta Hayes; Dana Osborne; Michelle Ward; Sue Willson; Jonelle Sevier; Julie Feller, and Jane Schwenk, Manager. Second Row: Neecie Moore, Assistant Coach; Kim Schiller; Laura Zbasnik; Julie Herbert; Terri Landen; Adrienne Tolbert; and Wanda Schwartz, Coach. WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL First Fow: Jill Winkle, Tracy Schuck, Pam Heger, Melissa Melsheimer, and Teresa Beaty, Co-Captain. Second Row: Marianne Tobolski; Cathy Maskaly; Leslie Allard; Lecia Crim; Carol Wiegand, Co-Captain; Rachel Poppe, and Tina Miller, Coach. MEN’S TENNIS First Row: Troy Helmers, Wil Kopp, and lan Mackinlay. Second Row: Graduate Assistant Kevin Miller, Tibor Bajusz, Peter Mazalin, Daniel Winzenried, Brian Scott, and Head Coach Ron Albers. 88 MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY TRACK First Row: Dean Harrell, Scott Dilling, Brian Bennington, Jeff Duckworth, Hondo Griffith, and Jeff Smith. Second Row: Joe Lopez, Merle McClain, Jon Baker, Troy Lewis, Max Benson, Brent Plunkett, Jason Wallace, and Shannon Hough. WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY re a a Michele Andrews, Jennifer Harold, Marylen Richter, Jennifer Fay, and Angela Whetstone. 89 90 MEN’S and WOMEN’S BOWLING First Row: Sue Olson, Patty Graff, and Brenda Houchins. Second Row: Shelly Brewer, Teresa Ravellette, Chris Gawlik, and Renae Rowlson. Third Row: Blake Woelfel, George Crum, Jim Jaryszak, Richard Gee, Rod Machacek, Mike Kubacki, Doene Moos, Gary Faulkner, and Don Breeden. Not pictured: Bill Techill. Chris Eggers, Brian Jarbeck, Nick Bohler, Coach Jim Daily, Kent Smith, Mike Leppert, and Brett Wirey. BASEBALL SSS First Row: Brad Bond, Rich Rasche, Matt Deluca, Charlie Thomas, Clint House, Rob Updike, Ryan Spears, Garland King, and Mike McClellan. Second Row: Wade Hysell, Jeff Hauteman, Cary Brinkman, Ric Riemke, Ken Allen, Chad Malcom, Jim Rooney, and Don Roop. Third Row: Tod Held, Assistant Coach; Jerry Blemker, Head Coach; Derek Ellis; Larry Desormeaux; Chris Stender; Joe Paszek; Jeff Platt; Jon Shade; Jeff Thomas, and Mike Cage. SWIMMING First Row: Derri Harrison, Karen Ludwig, Tabby Compton, Catherine Cassidy, Dal Martin, Jeanette Kick, Marie Czekaj, Laura Cook, Cheryl Hart, Sherri Heichelbeck, and Michelle Hayes. Second Row: Tammy Kelso, Chris Poppke, Pat Wilhelm, John Ingram, David Rogers, Steve Bartels, Michael Smith, Jeff Kilinski, Mark McCormick, Tim Higgins, Mike Hodges, and Ray Bannister. Third Row: Harry Wickens, Coach; Jim Hutchek; Bob York; Matt Pollert; Chad Nunn, Randy Paris; Jon Tooker; David Niehaus; Tom Blackwell; Jo Arvin; Kim Wilson; Carla Boring; Tammy Jones; Suzie Car- michael; and Mark Davis, Assistant. 91 92 SOCCER The VU Soccer Team after winning the Fifteenth Annual Soccer Invitational at Lakeland Community Col- lege in Mentor, Ohio. First Row: Jay Schnebly, Ncanawe Dlamini, Ayman Al-Saleh, Kirt Staletovich, Ahmed Abulhassan, Brian Prange, Rafic Hachem, Danny Wilbert, and Scott Zillick. Second Row: Coach Roy D. Inglis, Hans Peck, Ali Veisseh, Eric Kelsey, Gregg Bendien, Chris Kelley, Abdullah Abulhassan, Scott Sollars, Boy Mdluli, and Khaled Al-Rashed. Not pictured: David Chan, Cho Yeung, and Abdullah Zeidan. 93 RECORDS CROSS COUNTRY Men’s Team Season Record: 51-17 Women’s Team Season Record: 11-17 NJCAA Region 12 Qualifying Meet Men’s Team: Second Place NJCAA Region 12 Qualifying Meet Women’s Team: Fifth Place SOCCER Season Record: 8-0-2 Unbeaten Streak: 24 matches (dating back to 1984 season) Lakeland Community College Invitational: First Place VOLLEYBALL Season Record: 27-9 (.750 is best winning percentage in VU history) Record vs. Junior Colleges: 22-3 St. Louis Community College Tournament: Second Place NJCAA Region 12 Tournament: Fifth Place NJCAA Region 12 All-Tournament First Team: Marianne Tobolski, Teresa Beaty NJCAA All-American Honorable Mention: Marianne Tobolski Most Valuable Offensive Player: Marianne Tobolski Most Valuable Defensive Player: Rachel Poppe VU Coach’s Special Award: Teresa Beaty, Carol Wiegand Attitude and Effort Award: Lecia Crim Spike Percentage Award: Marianne Tobolski Serve Percentage Award: Teresa Beaty MEN’S BASKETBALL Season Reason: 30-3 NJCAA Region 12 Tournament: Champion NJCAA All-American Second Team: Jeff Huffmon Ray C. Beless MVP Award: Jeff Huffmon, Cal Foster Defense Award: Shawn Parrish Rebound Award: Jeff Huffmon Free Throw Award: Larenzo Nash, Tim Prince Assist Award: Mark Lenior Mental Attitude Award: Mark Ryan INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD NJCAA Championships Women’s Team: Ninth Place NJCAA Championships Men’s Team: Fifteenth Place NJCAA All-American: Stephanie Chamness (High Jump) WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Season Record: 22-9 NJCAA National Tournament: Final 16 NJCAA National All-Tournament Honorable Mention: Michele Ward NJCAA All-American Honorable Mention: Sue Willson NJCAA Region 12 Tournament: Champion NJCAA Region 12 Coach-of-the-Year: Wanda Schwartz NJCAA All-Region 12 Team: Sue Willson NJCAA Region 12 Southern Division Tournament: Champion Southern Division MVP: Roberta Hayes Southern Division All-Tournament Team: Roberta Hayes, Adrienne Tolbert, Sue Willson Southern Division Coach-of-the-Year: Wanda Schwartz McDonald’s MVP Award: Sue Willson McDonald’s Mental Attitude Award: Michele Ward McQuaid Scholastic Award: Dana Osborne WAOV Defensive Award: Terri Landen Williams Music Store Rebounding Award: Adrienne Tolbert Hazel Tolbert Assist Award: Michele Ward T.J. Marche Free Throw Award: Sue Willson WOMEN’S BOWLING Season Record: 27-13 NJCAA Championships: Second Place NJCAA All-Americans: Chris Gawlik, Renae Rowlson National Collegiate Bowling Championships Finals: Twelfth Place Indiana-lllinois Travel Conference Regular Season: Second Place Indiana-lllinois Travel Conference Sweeper Tournament: Second Place Indiana State Sycamore Classic: Second Place 94 MEN’S BOWLING Season Record: 29-11 NJCAA Championships: Second Place NJCAA All-Americans: Mike Kubacki, Doene Moos, Gary Faulkner National Collegiate Bowling Championships Finals: Eighth Place Indiana-lllinois Travel Conference Regular Season: Second Place Indiana-lllinois Travel Conference Sweeper Tournament: Champion Ohio State Buckeye Classic: Champion Indiana State Sycamore Classic: Champion National Team Match Games Tournament: Fifth Place MEN’S SWIMMING Season Dual Meet Record: 3-2 NJCAA Championships: Third Place NJCAA All-Americans: Pat Wilhelm, Jeff Kilinski, Randy Paris, John In- gram, Mark McCormick, Bob York, Mike Smith, Raymond Bannister Indiana Little State Meet: Champion VU Invitational: Champion Reed and George Insurance MVP Award: Pat Wilhelm Pierpont Academic Award: David Rogers Edward D. Jones Rookie-of-the-Year Award: Jeff Kilinski Beckes Mental Attitude Award: Jon Tooker Darr Most Improved Swimmer Award: Mark McCormick WOMEN’S SWIMMING Season Dual meet Record: 4-1 NJCAA Championships: Second Place NJCAA National Champion: Jeanette Kick (200 Freestyle) NJCAA All-Americans: Jeanette Kick, Kim Wilson, Keri Harrison, Marie Czekaj, Cheryl Hart, Karen Ludwig, Laura Cook Indiana Little State Meet: Second Place VU Invitational: Third Place Andrea Myers MVP Award: Jeanette Kick Niehaus Mental Attitude Award: Kim Wilson Dixon Most Improved Diver Award: Sherri Heichelbech MEN’S GOLF Overall Record 54-23 Fall Record: 39-19 Spring Record: 15-4 Record vs. Four-year Colleges: 30-18 NJCAA Region 12 Sub-Regional Tournament: Second Place Brescia College Invitational: Champion BASEBALL Record: 38-33 Tied School Home Run Record: 68 Top Hitter: Jim Rooney .444 No-hitter: Jon Shade, March 26, 1987, vs. Lincoln Trail College, 15-0 Region 12 Southern District Tournament: Third Place OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD Region 12 Men: Second Place Region 12 Women: Third Place Region 12 Champions: Marilyn Richter (5,000 meters, 3,000 meters); Kathy Smith (discus); Mario Thomas (long jump); triple jump); Brent Merkel (discus, shot put); Donnie Goodwin (pole vault) MEN’S TENNIS Overall Season Record: 28-5 Junior College Record: 13-3 Region 12 Finals: Second Place All-Region 12 Tournament Team: Troy Helmers, lan Mackinlay NJCAA Tennis Championships: Tied for Fourteenth Place out of 37 teams NJCAA Championship Singles (Reached Final 16 Round): Peter Mazalin, No. 3; Troy Helmers, No. 4; Tibor Bajusz, No. 5 Most Valuable Player: lan Mackinlay Mental Attitude Award: Wil Kopp Most Improved Player: Troy Helmers Academic Achievement Award: Wil Kopp Captain Award: Daniel Winzenried INTRAMURAL SPORTS CHAMPIONS 1986-87 SLOW-PITCH SOFTBALL (Fall) Men’s Independent Division — Swamp Dogs Men’s Club Division — P. E. Majors Club Women’s Division — Lady Hoopers TENNIS SINGLES Men’s Independent Division — Greg Young - Ind. Men's Club Division — Scott Weaver - Sigma Nu Women’s Division — Jody Pfefferle - Ind. MINIATURE GOLF Men’s Champion — Erik Barnett - P. E. Majors Club Women’s Champion — Jennifer Loretz - Ind. VOLLEYBALL Men’s Independent Division — Sigma Nu 1A Men’s Club Division — The Zone 4 Women’s Division — Lady Hoopers BASKETBALL-GOLF Men’s Champion — Ty Hayes - Ind. RACQUETBALL SINGLES Men’s Independent Division — Chris Vogt - Seahawks Men’s Club Division — Mark Brown - .918 Print Club Women’s Division — Tina Miller - Lady Spikers BASKETBALL Men’s Independent Division — Vigo Express Men’s Club Division — P. E. Majors Club Women’s Division — Kathy’s Krew SWIMMING Team Champions — Seahawks Individual Event Champions 50 Meter Backstroke — Dennis Vervyncht - G.D.I. 50 Meter Breast Stroke — Brett Yarborough - Seahawks 50 Meter Butterfly — John Klingensmith - Seahawks 50 Meter Freestyle — Brett Yarborough - Seahawks 100 Meter Medlay Relay — Lambda Chi Alpha 100 Meter Freestyle Relay — Seahawks BILLIARDS Men’s Independent Divsion — John Kelly - Swamp Dawgs Men’s Club Division — Scott Toewson - Sigma Nu Women’s Division — Terry Landen - Lady Hoopers TABLE TENNIS SINGLES Men’s Independent Division — Rick Vach - Pavilov’s Dogs Men’s Club Division — Mike Kramer - The Zone TURKEY TROT Men’s Champion — Dan Wiseman - P. E. Majors Women’s Champion — Jonelle Siever - Lady Hoopers TURKEY SHOOT Men’s Champion — Tim Euler - Ind. BADMINTON SINGLES Men’s Independent Division — Rick Vach - Pavlov’s Dogs Men’s Club Division — Scott Weaver - Sigma Nu Women's Division — Carol Wiegand - Lady Spikers EUCHRE Men’s Club Division — David Wickersham and David Heiner - Sigma Nu Men’s Independent Division — Ryan Oberlander and Chris Gates - The Zone Women’s Division — Chris Eiserman and Vicki Farmer - F.B.P.A. FREE THROW Men’s Division — Ty Hayes - The Zone Women’s Division — Nancy Bailey - Kathy’s Zone BADMINTON DOUBLES Men's Division — Will Kopp and Troy Helmers - Paviov’s Dogs Women’s Division — Jody Pfefferle and Michelle Barr - Ind. RACQUETBALL DOUBLES Men’s Division — Barry Wilson and Vern Houchins - P.E. Majors WRESTLING Team Champions - Sigma Pi Individual Weight Class Champions 122-128 — Ron Wilson - Gonads 129-134 — Terry Johnson - NAHB 137-143 — Kevin Price - Sig Ep 145-155 — Myron Swope - Ind. 157-166 — Danny Miller - Ind. 167-176 — Pat Bender - Sig Ep 177-187 — David Ellis - NAHB 188-200 — Wayne Gibbs - Sigma Nu 202-249 — Jay Clegg - G.D.I. Co-Outstanding Wrestlers Myron Swope and Terry Johnson TABLE TENNIS DOUBLES Men’s Division — Jay Pipher and Larry Peach - Ind. THREE-ON-THREE BASKETBALL Men’s Division — Shooting Stars Women’s Division — Kathy’s Krew ARCHERY Men’s Class A Champion — Brent Bruce - Sigma Nu Men’s Class B Champion — Perry Pepka - P. E. Majors Club TUG-OF-WAR Men’s Champion — P. E. Majors Club TENNIS DOUBLES Men’s Champions — Scott Weaver and Chris Luce - Sigma Nu SLOW-PITCH SOFTBALL (Spring) Men’s Champion — Swamp Dawgs Women’s Champion — Lady Hoopers TRACK FIELD Men’s Team Champion - P. E. Majors Club Event Champions — Men High Jump — LaRon Avery - Ind. Shot Put — Bob Day - P. E. Majors Long Jump — Claude Archie - Ind. 1500 M Run — Matt Miller - P. E. Majors 100 M Dash — Tim Prince - Ind. 400 M Dash — Craig Campbell - Ind. 800 M Run — Gary Carter - Ind. 200 M Dash — John Hall - Ind. 3200 M Run — Perry Pepka - P. E. Majors 4x400 M Relay — Brothers Inc. Event Champions — Women Softball Throw — Sandy Lantz - The Zone 100 M Dash — Simone Arnett - Ind. WEIGHTLIFTING 1,000-Lb. Club Paul Awo Jeff Ruckriegel Eric Helberr Mike Semak Sid Hill Ryan Sexton Scott Imel Larry Sledge Tom Mathis Tim West 1,250-Lb. Club Wayne Angrick Brian Harman Gary Deckard Brett Yarborough Les Goldsby CO-REC VOLLEYBALL Champions — K. A. Team CO-REC TENNIS Champions — Greg Young and Jody Pfefferle ALL-SPORTS CHAMPIONS 1986-87 Men’s Independent Division — The Zone Men’s Club Division — Sigma Nu Women’s Division — Lady Hoopers 95 FLOAT EARNS GOVERNOR’S TROPHY VU’s winning 500 Festival Parade Float, “Esperito de la Amistad” which means “In the Spirit of Friendship” in Spanish, is shown before going to the 500 Parade. The float was entered in the 500 Festival Parade May 23 and judged on animation, detail, and the theme, ‘Fiesta 500, In the Spirit of the Pan- American Games.” It was the winner of the Governor’s Trophy. The float design was drawn by the University’s commercial art students and finished by the Art Department. All aspects of construction were under the supervision of the Technology Division in cooperation with the school’s faculty and student body. A campus-wide contest to name the float yielded the title “The Spirit of Friendship, “El Espirito de la Amistad.” David Auxier, freshman from Muncie, Ind., received tickets to the 500 Race for his entry. 96 HONORS and AWARDS 1987 GOLD CORD RECIPIENTS: Rebecca Baker Danny Basso Kim Borer Tracie Burton Suzie Carmichael Gary Carter Victoria Cataldi Barbara Colson Jeff Couchenour Tammy Crisler Robert Collen Mark Daizell Rick Elwell Jackie Fleener Debra Frost Ashley Gardner Vera Glaspie Deborah Goldman Denise Green Terri Grumieaux Jackie Harris Kim (Kinman) Hoagland Thomas Hoffman Tim Holt Tyra Holt Michelle Diane Jones Perry Knust Nolan “Skip” Kuker Lesley Lawson Mike Leppert Tracy Loewenkamp Tamra L. Marie Daniel McCann, Jr. Michael Miller Pam Miller Merri Morgan Sandra Murphy Gina Ottavi B. Robert Perry Lisa Suzanne Phillips Wayne Pyles Colleen Rae Rafferty Elizabeth Richardson Todney Riggs 1987 BLUE CORD RECIPIENTS 98 Dawn Rigner Lisa Ritterskamp Brian Root Randy Rouch Lynne Rudolph Irene Ruiz Laura Saylor Kathryn Schnorr Anne Scott Debbie Smith Douglas Stacker Norma Jean Stader Sam Stover Linda Sullivan L. Keriem Taylor Yvonne Townsend Shelly Whipkey Sherri Whipkey David Wickersham Toni Wingate Stephanie Winks Roger Young Mark Barnett Teresa Bodem Wendell Brink Mary Ellen Brown Rob Carter Jill Cerqueira Larry Collins Molly Kay Copas Matt Dollar Todd Dukes Michelle Ebenhard Sherri Ell Jay Gegenheimer Cynthia Hartsook Kelly Harvey Cheryl Hays Mark Humphrey Tanya Kiener Tim Magill Bill Marsh Gail McCoy Tim Meeks Aaron Rasche Brian Seyer Kevin Shepherd Pam Smith Cassandra Stanton Ray Stroud April Suits Tony Sumner Marianne Tobolski Laura Whiteside Helen Youst. PACEMAKER PADDLES Jeff Couchenour Mark Delzel Tyra Holt Perry Knust Marsha Rasche Lisa Ritterskamp Lynn Rudolph Shelly Whipkey Sherri Whipkey Dave Wickersham GOLD KEY AWARDS First Row: Wendell Brink, and Kevin Shepherd. Second Row: Jenna Klee, Jay Gegenheimer, Aaron Rasche, and Laura Whiteside. BRONZE KEY AWARDS Deborah Norberg, Laura Ann Saylor, Debra K. Smith, and Merri Morgan. 99 GRADUATION On May 2, 1987, faculty, students, and parents attended Vincennes University’s third largest Commencement excercises. There were 1,411 graduates from Vincennes University, as well as Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Jasper Center, and the U.S. Penitentiary. Dr. John Schmeling presented the Class of 1987 to Dr. Phillip Summers, who presented the degrees, certificates, and diplomas. i t ¥ TORMORTY FRAIECIAL. HEALTH HUMAITIES SERVICES SEPeIRES | ORCUPATIONS | i : 100 SOCIAL | sclemce 103 104 Yvonne Abel Henry S. Acton Ill Brenda Adams Kim Adams Mohmood M. Alay Cammie Albea Zaid Abdallah Al-Jaafreh Hesham Al-Haddad Maein Al-lsmaeel Abdunnahma Al-Hazemi Ramzi Al-Radhi Sufyan Ansari Crystal Anderson Lisa Anderson Lloyd Randall Anderson Michele Andrews Todd M. Andrews Hitoshi Arakaki Sally J. Arnold Randy Baird Mike Baker Brenda Ballard John Banasiak April Barber Larry Barchett 106 Don Barnes Freddy Barnes Greg T. Barnes Kevin Barnett David Barrett Mark Barriger Donna Basey Janet Bechtel Diana Bechtold David Begle Christopher Allen Bell Michael J. Belongia Brian Bennington Susan Bernhard Ken Berry Robert Ryan Berry Mary Bertrand Chris Biggs Steve Bilby David Blackford Suzan Blackard Kimberly Faye Blake J. Trent Bogard John S. Bohan Jennifer Boles 107 Julia Marie Bolte Debby K. Bonser JoAnne M. Boles Kim Borer Mark Bottomley Troy Boyd Denise Branaman Ruby A. Branson Tina Sue Bravard Don Breeden Michelle Brewer Duane Anthony Brickler Greg Brickley Sandra Bridges Wendell Brink Cary Brinkman Shannon Brock Penny S. Brondage Alan Brown Andres Brown Chris Brown Jeffrey T. Brown John Brown Michael J. Brown Susan Brown 108 Tracy A. Brown Lisa Bruno Robert Buckley Tamara Buckley Maurica Buechler Michelle D. Bullard Vance Bundy Michelle Burch Dawn Burish William Kevin Byers Linda Caldemeyer Kim Campbell Melissa Capper Larry Carlson Diana Carlton Loren Carpenter Kevin Carr Ava Carrico Deana Carter Mark Casbon Catherine Cassidy Jim Cecil Jill R. Cerqueira L. J. Ceuelo Jim Chastain 109 Melody Chesser Ford Shaw Cheung Beulah Chiappa Sherri Childers Marvin D. Churchwell David Clark Debra Clements Nancy Coffey Seth Coit Dave Coldwell DeWanda Cole Helen Marie Coleman Kevin Collins Barbara Colson Greg Conlin Brian Lee Connerley Krista Cook Michael Coolman Tamara Cooper Molly Copas Kathleen Copenhauer David Cornejo Angela Cox Melanie Cox Cari Carnes 110 Gena Cramer Cheryl Crane Kenny Crawford John Cravens Rita K. Crawford Lecia Crim Carrie Criss Christopher M. Crowley Sara Cunning Daneta Czazasty Tammy Daffron Susan Dain Yuette Daniels Angie Daugherty Diane Davidson Dan Davis Julie Davis Naomi Davis Thomas N. DeBusk, Jr. Tina Deckard Donna Damron Kristie Dellinger Brian Dellinger Jim Denney Amy Dickerhoff 111 Greg Dinger Susan J. Divine Dzelisa N. Dlamini Hlangusemph Dlamini Neanawe Dlamini Shelia Maria Donaldson Lisa M. Dotson Darlene Douglas Martin Drake Michelle Driver Ruth Dubbs Evon M. Ducker Carla Dunbar Carla Duncan Carla G. Duncan Keith Dykstra Maddie Dziennik Mary Eakins Michelle Ebenhart Barbara Edwards Alicia Eldridge Nancy Eldridge Charles W. Elkins Pamela Elkins Kimberly Ellerman Vue Mae ie Michelle R. Ellerman Susan L. Ellis S. Kathleen Elliott Leslie Emery Bob Enlow Stacy Enlow L. Brian Enos Lisa Eoff Flemming Erick Carlson Marie Evanczyk Leigh A. Evans Michelle Evans Paul Falachetti Jamie Fay Brigitte Fehrenbacher Tim Felix Roberta Fischvogt Ann Maria Flak Marcia Flener Dawn Fletcher Angela Sue Fod Sharon Forrest Jennifer Fouts Phillip L. Freel, Jr. Ami French 113 Jeff French Amy Frey Amy Freygang Debra L. Frost Sue Fryer Kimberly Jo Fuhrman King Sze Fung Roger Furnish Patty Gable Dawn Gaddie Eddie Gammon Gary Ganger Bradley Gard Ashley Gardner James Gaunt Jerry Gentry Dawn Gillian Deborah Goldman Gordon A. Goodman Kevin Graf Patty Graff Larry Grass Jill A. Gray Denise Green Glinda G. Gregory 114 Pamela S. Gucich Robin Hacker Lori Hackman Robin Hahn Brian D. Hall Stephanie Hall Jill S. Hallett John Hamilton Teresa Hammonds Tim Hampton Bruce Hand Bruce Hanson Mike Hanson Jill Hardgrove Clarissa Harper Scott Harris Bruce Harrison Elizabeth Harter Amy Hartman Deanna M. Harlein Benjamin D. Harvey Theodore A. Harvey Terri Hartzell Jeff Hastings David Hawk 115 Olivia Hawkins Craig Haxton Cheryl Hays Daniel Hays Michelle Hays Paul C. Hazelton Kerry Heath Kimberly Henderson Terri Hendricks Timothy Hensel Sean Henrichs Luis A. Herrero, Jr. Jeff Hersberger Shawn Hicks Shannon N. Hinshaw David Hixson Eric Hochstetler Kenneth Brett Hoke Howard Holbrook Patricia Holdren Bradford Hollen Andrea Holt Tyra Holt Jennifer Holtinger Connie Hopf 116 = Lisa M. Horner Steve R. Houching Christine Hover Jill Howard Kevin Hudson Libby Hughes Felicia Hunt Teresa Hunt Mike Hunter Ryota Inoue Debbie Ivan Chris Jackson Steve Jedding Doug Johnson Jana Johnson Lisa D. Johnson Mattie Jones Michelle D. Jones Amy Judy Vickie Julian Julia Junod Robert Kanter Janet Kastner Annette Kauffman Janette Kauffman Aidit John Keeton Thomas M. Kenne Judith M. Kidwell Lisa King James P. Kirk Jenna Klee Jamie L. Knight Rob Kolanowski Frankie J. Kollada Kay Kolthoff Susan Kopp Bryan Kovener Greg Kratovil Charles Krummreich Chris Kupiainen Mare D. LaCouilt Michelle Ladislas Brian Lammers Terry Landen Sandy Lantz Myron Lakes Cindi Land Nelson Langlois Philip Lashley Kevin Lautner 118 Troy Lawnmaster Amy Lawless Kathy Lechien Dale Leckrone Mark LeDonne Dawn Leeper Beth Leinebach Becky Lemmons Sarita Levinthal Larry Ligier Denita Little William M. Livingston Tammy Lockton Julie Long Steven Long Wanda Long Jennifer Loretz Brooke Loy Kathy J. Lucas Leon Lucken Laura Luke Karen Luking Scott Lunsford Mike Lutz John MacDonald 119 Sandy Macke Veronica Malcom Angela Marcinek Steven Marcum Tamra L. Marie Mike Maroney Brian Marsh Melissa D. Martin Nick Martin Kevin Mast Susan Matlock John Brian Mattingly Cheryl Matysak Cindy Mauer Michelle Maxwell Mary May Linda Mayhugh Julie McClain Marcia McComick Diana S. McDonald Beth McGinley Molly Mclintire Shawn Mclntire Michelle Mcintosh Deana McQueen 120 Boy Mdluli Ann Meinhart Den Meinhart Bret A. Merkel Denise Merkel Tom Mettler Tom Meyer Shelley Michael William Michael Susan Michel Brian Miles Russell Milkey Christina Miller Dave Miller John Miller John Mize Sharon Mize David C. Mobley David Mock Bassam Mohamed Chris Moore Kelle Moore Jim Morgan Merri Morgan Cecil Morris 121 Paige Morris Jason Bladlee Morrison Lisa Moss Stephanie Mill Tuck Mullineux Tracy Mundy Kim Murphy Sandy Murphy Karin Myers Rodney Myers Sherry Myers Stephanie L. Myriek Abdulrauf Sadat Nafish Valerie Nannenga Rebecca S. Nauyokas Ann Naylor Gregory D. Newkirk Missy Newton Rob Nicse Lisa Nimer Salah A. Nimer Barbara Noble Andrea Oberlander Mary O’Brian Michelle Ochs 122 Christina Olt Shirley Opell Craig V. Orrel David T. Osborne Dana Ott Sherell Overall Debra Pace Cheri Parker Kathy Parks Brent Parrish Kirk Parrish Diana Payne Jackie Pea Jeffrey S. Peach Robert Peterson Janet Pfefferkorn Jody Pfefferle Brian Phillips Kathleen M. Pickering Kimberly Pilant Tara Pinney Ralph Pitman, Jr. Brenda Plummer Chris K. Plummer Laura Polk 123 Laura Polman Todd Poor Cory Porter Robin J. Porter Mark Postman Troy Pray Kenneth D. Pryor Larry Pugh Shelly Purnell Mike Quinn Joe Rainbolt Randy Ralph Selena Ramaj Christy Ramer Aaron Rasche Marsha L. Rasche Donald Reeves Joetta Reid David Reising Renee Renz Ann M. Reynolds Teresa Rice David Ridgley Hope T. Riley Duane Risley 124 = Richard Risley Christopher Roberts LaDonna Roberts Robert E. Roberts Nancy Robinson Elizabeth A. Rodenbeck David S. Rodgers Mark Rodgers Lorianne Rogers Susan Rogers Brian Roller John R. Roscka Michael J. Ross Lynne Rudolph Rick Ruppel Beth Rygelski John Safford Michele Schiery Lee Schmitt Kathie Schnorr Deborah Schnepf Konrad Schoffer Mike Schultis Patty Schwab Anne L. Scott 125 Paul Seaman George Sebben Warren Seegers Lisa J. Seger Randolph L. Seipel Mary A. Self Angela R. Sellers Anne Sever Daniel Shank Kathy Shank Todd A. Sheffler Myra Shelton Kevin L. Shepherd Scott Shidler Larry Shock Judy Kay Shrader George Shreve Ken Shutt Andrea Slane Brian Sloderbeck Jill Slover Pamela C. Smith Eric Smock Colleen Smutniak Steven P. Snyder 126 Shirl Southern Michelle M. Sowders Stacey Sparks Tim Sparks Susan Spicer Connie Spieth Norma Jean Stader Teresa Staggs Julie Stanley Beth Stephens Joe Stephens Michael Stephens Max D. Sterrett Tonya Sterrett Beth Stetter Melissa Stewart Tracy Stickels Tim Stout Linda Strange Lori Straw David Strite Lee Ann Stubbins Cheryl Stuckey Debora A. Stuhlman Laurie Sue Stull 127 Harriet Sturgeon Mark Stutler April Suits Chris Sullivan Maureen Sweeney Larry C. Tabor Toni A. Talbott Tammy Tamandli Mark L. Taylor Lori Tempel David C. Terry Jeff Thomas Deborah Thombleson Deena D. Thompson Jeff Thompson Sandy Timmons Kevin Tincher David M. Tinsley Vicki Tinsman Tim Toberg Trina Trosper Joy Tucker Amy Turk Cassel Turner Mike Turpen 128 Lynda Turrel Rodney L. Ulery Kerry Utpatel Steve Vanest Michelle Van Fossen John Vankley Melissa Vanlue Bunocha Veirs Dennis Vervynckt Douglas Vieth Troy Virt Paul Vlaskamp Alan Wagner Wendi Wagner Jill Walden Debra Walton Michelle Ward Robert Warne Lori Watkins Teresa Weaver Suzanne Weber Melanie Weeks Sherly Weesner Mike Weir Kathy Wendholt 129 Robert Werling Jim Wesley Barry Whaley Christina Wheeler Lynne Wheeler Darlene M. White Deborah White Jeff White Laura N. Whiteside Bruce M. Whiting Gregg Whitkanack Beth Whitley Julia Whittington Danny Wilbert Lori S. Wildman Marianne Wilkerson Angela M. Williams Mary Williams Christi Wilson Glen Wilson, Jr. Zalo Wilson, Jr. Denise Winders Ned R. Winters Marianne Wirth Candy Wittwer 130 Jeffrey M. Wixted Cassandra Wojcik Roy David Woods Lauren Workman Reggie Wuethrich fa iy Greg Wright Jenny Wright Kim Wright Michele Wright Nicole Wright Sharon Wright Shawn Wright Rod M. Wysong Motoyo Yamada Sigrid K. Yarbrough Joanne Yochum Carol A. Yoder Dana Young Roger W. Young Helen Anne Youst Pamela M. Zachary Carol Zielinski Matthew Zwilling 131 133 COS NESS DSS ROSS Dra NESSES Dre Ie 134 The LeRevoir Staff would like to thank the VU faculty, staff, and students for their help and contributions to the 1986-87 Yearbook. Without your assistance, our job would have been much harder. Staff: Keith Dykstra, Shelley Michael, Tina White, Laura Whiteside, John Miller, and Gail Wahlig, Advisor. Special thank you to: Brenda Thompson, Donna Clinkenbeard, Barbara DeBoer, Kevin Frayer, Barbara Kunkler, Harold Turner, Bill Rump, Doug Carroll, and office secretaries. 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