Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing - Appendix Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1974 volume:

1974 CAPPING AND GRADUATICN i Capping and graduation are two of the greatest expectations we hope to achieve. The adrenalin ran high as each benefi- ciary imagined herself in the role of the perfect nurse. On March 15, 1974, at Concordia Senior College, the over- whelming feeling of becoming a real nurse was exhibited by the Class of 1976. The finale of our long awaited goal was obtained on june 7, 1974, in Holy Cross Lutheran Church as the Class of 1974 graduated. As capping is a preface to an- other milestone in our lives as nurses, that of registration. As we left these "hallowed halls" with the same feelings of fear, joy, and conquest we experienced before capping and graduation, the reas- surance that we had surmounted these ambitions, encouraged us to believe we might accomplish the next one. 1 l "just .3 minute , , , just a little farther , . . Ithink l I've got it!" Frosh practice for capping. 1 l Kathy picks up her new uniform and shoes for gradua- I think they forgot my uniform! tion. N 7 in activities The Student Body-an organiza- tion comprised of 159 individuals who alone accomplish Very little but together somehow manage to form several committees that plan and organize projects throughout the school year. Somehow S.N. manages to work a meeting in between a pa- per, test, class projects, and a Wed nesday night date. Whether the com- mittee had a party or project it was good! STUDENT COUNCIL: Seated, E, Cott, D, Ross, R. Burnhart, Standing, C, Diller, C. Licht, K, Mcliown, R, Barrientos, J. Hockemeyer, B, Shepler, N. Tietje, I., Newbert, C, Derrow B, Stuckey, j, Turmelil, S, Shepherd, J, Kroemer, NOINHNATING COIXUNHTTEE: Seated, Ii, Salesman, B, Shepler, Standing, D, Arm- strong, B. Pulver, B, Fuhnlxe 10 3 -'Hifi Ev 3 1833 03224 6958 Of the twelve organizations at LI-ISN, nine are committees for the student body. The chairwomen of the Library, by - Laws, judiciary, Recreation, Social, Financial, Nom- inating, and Appendix are representa tive on Student Council. NCP, an organization to promote Christian Fellowship, is the largest. The Chap el Committee, newly formed a year ago, had done wonders for chapel services. Each year the freshman class forms a choir to sing for groups and chapel services and also practices for capping and graduation ceremonies. IUDICIARY COMMITTEE5 D. Cornell, M Turmail, C Derrow, T Steiner, B Shepler, D Met mx , v X 5 s . i X . f : a S -Q , . X .I X 5 YSL!! Rus 3 cz T1 CHD-.Plll COMlXlI'l"l'l1l2: S, Shepherd, li, lXloehrinQ, Mrs, Ehrman, D, Geyer, I, liroemer, C, P-llmfwlter, B. Wally, H, Simon, R, Boehm, I, Clrilcote, li, Overhoff, li. Driessrmcl., C, Diller, fi SOCIAL COfNlNlIT'l'Hli: SC-llckl, J, llockemcycrg Stgmllinq, D, Cornell, J, Wlitchmul, D, Spitzer, C, Klingel, lx, Overhoff, T, Moore, N, Miller, E, Brunner, L, Eyster, . .egfl n ,. : - 0 x 5 , , l . Q' 5 ' . , X ' fvfiixdf' ', NCF: K, Moehring, T, Pound, D, Metz, K, Keen, L, Fortriede, B, Welly, C, Smith, P, Mettler, B, Lloyd, B. Simon, P, Keidel, S, Shepherd, C, Diller, D, Cornell, B, Pulver, A, Lnngenkamp, M, Dunn, I, Chilcote, L, Sprunger, B, Falmke, D, Ringenberger, R, Boehm, S, Bower, R, Barnhrlrt, K, Driessnack, C, Diller, E, Wenger, K, Zuercher, S, Gearhart, N. Meier, ' . if" BY - LAWS COMMITTEE: S, Eaton, C, Klingel, E. Munt- ziner, R, Barnhart, 13 3 RECREATION COMMITTEE: J. Mil- ler, A, Strubcn, C. Licht, LIBRARY COMMITTEE: C, Smith, M, August, S, Gearhurl, li, Mc- Kown. N 'x .L I I y D I ffl I ,f .X I ,lf I , 7 I J I ur., 'Q' I-.L I4 APPENDIX: D, Geyer, S, Shepherd, J, Kroemer, J. Turmail, L, Eyster A, Langenkamp, N, Meier, C, Derrow, L, Sprunger, P, Miller, B, Shaw, K, Salesman, li, Driessnacl-c, R, Barnhzirt, E, Wenger, C, Col- lins, M, Turmail, C, Smith, C, Diller, B, Gladieux. " , Q L X ' F Q . . "as ' mae f .gli ig . . A ,, QQ t l xv ' N e In sei f -Q 4 fx 59 M iv ' 5.5 W Q W x bg. I 0 Z , , 'lx il :gg , Q wi ff, 4.2 T ,- -X5 ' 'S' Q. K, v . ' IA r Qs ff-T , H, l RQ. Fifi 1 FRESHMAN CHOIR: K, Keen, J, Kenney, R, Barrientos, C, Custer, W. Buehrer, C, Hess, B, Hewitt, C, High- len, J, Sprunger, D, Armstrong, D, Brandenberger, T, Pound, K, Wellman, D, Metz, D, Dennie, B, Hans, I, Johnson, L, Ordas, K, Moehring, P, Mettler, L, Sodt, A, Struben, C, Painter, L, Busse, B, Myers, L. Fortriede, R, Ogalsbee, P, Newhouse, T, Stoner, T, Moore, L. Wood, M, Zelmer, S. Hoffmeier, K. Royce, B. Simon, T. White, P, Bohnke, D, Miller, L, Koerner, B. Lloyd, K. Nofzinger, L, Kern, C. Heller, D, Bender, M, F1-eytag, A. Sloat, L. Buhr, B, Hart, C, Danielson, D, Brown, P, Kirkpatrick, B, Welly, N. Miller, C, Hall, N, Fog- well, T. Goeglein, D, Bower, M, Pepper, D, Gephart, K, Hormann, E. Cott, I. Bischoff, M, August, K, Keen S, Bockman, C, Hadley, D, Shell, B, Reimer, P. Nicol, L, Newbert, M, Turmail, F, Crider, S, Aschliman, T, Worthman, C. Smith, E, Muntzinger, 15 v ...I .L,2fJf',i4 'qu . 1 u c JN' i, '-'z 7: F 4 ' ,Y .gif-Y 114.- ff ,1 g , 5 "tb,,xV u ggf 4' wig.. 1 550 l a. Q Jia ' .V a ff AU. I ,L Q11."'W. 7'1 1 11.7 --, -'s w I R. , 'E 'fag cy. M - M , ', , l ,fr ur - ' - L . - - J Y . . T'-?Q"x 'V '- . b A .' H." ' I J .ni 'falf5.Q'f. l 1, ,Q , '- yr 'El ,432 5. ' li r ...tl 1 L iw. i', v 1 4 1 6- sn, I -x LJ' ,A 1 1 Q . S '7 Yifq H111 VL ., u 1 ML., ' o ' 4 A -4. v A 6, 4 ' m 1 L -v 4 , 5 . 9 f E 1 Smal PL 94 7 l 1 in academics Photo by D. Musser, Jr, '95 ,I r.?' 'GT' F36 Webster defines a student as one who learnsg a learner. In this case, a student nurse has many dif- ferent areas to increase his know- ledge. Not only in the nursing field but also in maturity, science, and mechanical skills. Progressing from bathing a patient, to knowing medi- cations, and finally preparing for the ever frightening State Boards. fd. A -..4 . , " P Q.-.. -N ' , . -:nj 3 X xmas, 3 ...M . 1-rfn, ,H FROHYERH f"C 9 ' gy 6-:ggi ,Q 3' eil Psychology class at Concordia Senior College gives freshmen unique ex- periences in smaller groups that help to stimulate discussion. Terri manages to see organisms that had been only discussed before, Mr. Trinklein uses the overhead projector to explain subjects to his classes, A LOT OF BOOKWORK l Mr, Trinklein appears to be showing his AGP class a point of interest. Encounter groups . . . dissection of a pig's heart . . . gram staining . . . KMnO4 . . . society . . . more than two male students in class. These things all have something in common - they are the various aspects of the classes freshman took at CSC. The twice-weekly mass exo- dus by car to CSC during fall quarter took the freshmen to psychology, microbiology and anatomy and physiology. Winter quarter the ASP and chemistry, and reli- gion. Classes at CSC gave the freshmen a view of college life and classes that helped them grow, not only intellectually, but also in their understanding of people outside their school and dorm. W'hile most of the class is up and about for break, Bev seems to be content to just sit still. 19 Z ' 4,1 ' lDIES M KE NUR ING AN ART - Above: Giving a bath to a classmate is hard, but it pays off later, Below: Kathy learns what being trans- ferred is like, ,. fin' K. Top left: Fundamentals lecture is an iniportant time as freshmen listen intently, Below: Luther prgctiggg range of motion exercises before clinical duty. ii ' Webster defines fundamental as a primary or essential principle, a basis or foundation. To the freshman student, Fundamentals in Nursing meant learning the primary and essential principles of nursing. lt meant learning that Funda- mentals was the foundation of nursing. After learning the basics of nursing, the freshmen moved to the Fundies lab to apply the newly learned principle to act- ual manual skills, such as bed making. Upon completion, they began clinical ex perience-on-the-floor training. Here the students worked with patients instead of oranges or mannequins. Following clini cal, the nursing students engaged in con ferences to evaluate their mistakes and achievements. 'Is ln... 1' Checking IV's and taking vital signs every fifteen minutes keeps Kathy busy in PAR. REMEMBER SCRUBBING FOR 7:30 OR .s t :xvu A x f " , - P Wx 9, Q . ,, - 'isey y A ,,. .Q .. - wg 35. : . R s .4 2 Y , F N A ' ,, x , . ' -'-P- g 's A Q: si JJ., fx 1' Q -xx N N- . Carol scrubbing for surgery. Seeing a procedure that had been only discussed before gave the students insight and understanding. Mrs. Filchak kept an eye on her girls but they were left on their own to assist with actual surgeries. Scrubbing, circulating and follow, plus a care plan made them more aware of the human anatomy and disease processes. After surgery, Cathy Booth helps transfer the patient to the cart. THETER RE ERY ESSENTI L FUR GU Preparing to insert a catheter, Sandy has the equip- ment before going to the p.1tient's room. For the first time, Gu-Endocrine were combined. With the new instructor, Mrs. Ellsworth, there were many learn- ing experiences. Touring the renal unit, and living as a diabetic for two days were highlights of the rotation. Care plans, lab tests, and learning that teaching is a vital part of nursing were areas that were stressed and studied. Laurie instructs her patient on drawing up insulin along with other diabetic teaching. 22 A- . LuAnn finds that irrigating 11 ureteral catheter requires a steady hand and strict asepsis. ' 0 f X 1 g Sue studies her patient's EKG to de- termine his heart damage. ARRHYTHMIAS AND EKG'S CAN BE VERY CHALLENGING Below: Mrs. Chaser, instructor, shows Karen how to milk chest tubes, Right: Deb stands guard over the Bennett, so very important for pulmonary patients. .af I N- .: ---- . 5 ,V . Mxxx 3. fl, ,,,,,, , if ,img After being hit with arrhythmias, EKG's, drugs and their side effects the first Week, juniors were fairly discour- aged. Seeing patients with conditions discussed in class, then Watching them improve, certainly made a difference in the following Weeks. Who could forget those by-pass surgeries? By the end of the eight Weeks, cardio suddenly seemed alot less frightening. 23 LFA,S A D CVA, WERE BASIC TO ORTHO- EURO Right: Mtircia learns that exercise benefits her pa- 1ient's recovery, Below: Deb inspects the strange dressing of buttons .ind bows on .1 LPA patient. R, Qx 3-- , 5. K -, - , 5 Q V ' x Working on MU along with Mrs. Baker, proved to be helpful in learning about Orthopedics and neurology. Physical and occupational therapy were new areas to us at the beginning but by the end of the rotation, they were a big part of this field of nursing. Sore backs and legs from poor body mechanics weren't very un- common. After a couple of weeks, tugging Staying with J patient on the tilt table, Marcia ob SBYYQQ the Physical Therapy department, EJ ' " of I-'Qc f . and lifting along with transferring became 'H everyday occurrances. I A. an 24 f ii' F i , r I A . 'E f'X 1. R I ...- . I . -rllxx I W , . -:L E .Aa k n I 9 w 3 ' 57 -- 1. - f as 'QV' As Dr, Vogel instructs, Deb Reinl-:ing practices in- tubation of ll newborn model. W ' PQQSY Tinkei' Q95 YO Play 21111194 pig to understand how it feels to be up in stirrups, IOR AND IU IORS SHARE OB-CYN Working in the nursery was alot like babysitting for juniors and seniors alike, OB-GYN were combined this year and Mrs. Schneider, Reiff, and Roth taught the rotation. Working different areas and shifts was new to juniors and seniors a- like. Besides the floor work, students taught prenatal classes and had projects to complete. Working with parents and in- fants, students utilized teaching aides and new nursing skills to function effectively in this area of nursing. Tiring at times, OB was also fulfilling. 25 Working with children put hutterflies in seniors' stomachs at first. A new modc of explanation and observation had to he utilized. There were two added per- sons besides the patients in this type of nursing-parents. Often they were as frightened as their child. Care plans and a party were also a part of this rotation. Visiting Head Start and a nursery school were two programs to be observed out- side of the hospital. Mrs. Gauldin taught this rotation. In pediatrics, conferences between Student and in- structor are frequently needed, UR ING CHILDREN IS WGRK B T FU , TOO ix' Y NNI' 1 ' ,Q U Qu .ia F Q ' . a m l IIE -I I - r'- IVR is - Al X f an 'ruff' We -L S- Above left: Marcia and patient enjoy playtime. Above right: jane checks on a baby in SCN, Below: Carolyn real- izes the importance of keeping a child from being bored, -rv-vqui X ltx -i La' t l' ' ws-ff: . A u i , f A I ' A tu Q' I ""' f' f I V wi . ,.,V- .. 3 ga ,Q 5 " 4, X, f-5,41 - ff 1 W V ., pg 5 1 Q l , 5, c. ' A i 64' -fi TE - OVEY E . if fl 5 R -ff wa A s- Q .-Q--.-t Q. .. 1 ,. 3.1 , V. :H 1:-z. gtikm-7 'slr' 3: 83 we Eff 'fr Qu? ' ' 'Q- E-.ff K .5 :gif A - 1- ,E 1 ,Q 5 V, 'w 45,11 245' z- if wr ' Q- fi X- Q V ' r 31+ QQ-2 Q. . W J -',,,,,..1-Jgi ' 5 ij: V 34 ' ' , . -5:1 5 f x 'i I' . ., .- gg 'Qc ' ,. ' . For 'rw . I I V. , 5 fa' Q , n 1 V r a i fjl Above: Carolyn regulates an IV while performing other team leading tasks. Below: Joan as Co-charge fills out scads of request forms. Right: Beth finds that giving report takes time! ad" 'Nm l'f ,F X LE DINC A D CO-CHARGE ME J- W- .7 - Deb manages a moments rest while making rounds with Dr. Mcliachern on NE-4. With Mrs. Thomas as instructor, team leading gave seniors a different and full schedule to follow. A wing of treat- ments andfor meds gave them few leisure ly moments, several panicky ones, and many new learning experiences. Rounds with doctors, team conferences to lead, routine tasks, and making sure all was done on time is team leading. Co-Charge gave rise to endless phone calls, making assignments and transcribing orders. The real importance of team leading was learned. 27 MED- URG BO RDS in T? :xi I y .xi x L - l P , 3, A, V, il I Above: Observing in ICU played an important part in the learning process. Below: In ER, Miss Fincher showed seniors around as preparation for working. , ' .7 ,fe , 0 - ' ' r . .I ' J f, RM. A 5? ER, ICU, regular floor work and disaster nursing were all a part of Ad- vanced Med-Surg. Instructors were Mrs. Ehrman, Miss Fincher, and Miss Huyck. Working with Dr. Vogel and all the per- sonnel of ER gave them an idea of what real emergency treatment entails. Of course, ICU was a new area too. They were able to work with modern machine- ry, see a critically ill patient make it, and increase nursing skills. Floor work gave the student an opportunity for review before ending school. They also had to plan for a disaster in Disaster Nursing. 28 GOOD RE IE FOR STATE I I r R 1 N l . 7 lj Above: In disaster nursing, students took a short trip to observe the actual scene, Below: Constant monitoring of fluids, equipment, medication, and the patient's vitals are a main part of ICU. ' 7 'f"-i'7s'.f. '- 'fic' - f': ' ,.-- k--r. ,eq V A., '5-,V M. .,. H ,Ng-ia.. ff, , R+ Q 534 . Y .. ..- - .- 15 'u " l" '1' lr v ' ' 2' I 53' - h r X", I 2? I f f XX I , A X 'H L V.. . I, . 1' ' l N Yi ' ' La x f ' 'll' v I -n y f us- J I . t ' Jr I , ' W V. ,t ,. ff r . - 'V Jw I j q 1 '1 v , XX N. as sw, .- . s X " Nik N2 X -f s N K sigsasia R tx XS Seniors practiced in the day-room before taking on any patients for a game, Mrs. Fritz, the senior psych instruct- or, was constantly coming up with new and various ideas for this class. Working at the State school and the health center were two unforgettable experiences. A dif- ferent angle of nursing was learned. In- stead of changing dressings or passing meds, students were talking and listen- ing to patients as treatment measures. Understanding the reason behind one's be- havior could be used in nursing or in anything at anytime. N ill Above: The kitchen with it's coffee provides a break . 1 C-" ' from the busy morning. Right: As problems arise in ' caring for a patient, it's good to talk to an instructor. PSYCH I LOT OF LI TENING AN CHARTING Charting is a crucial part of psychiatric care, ...in administration and faculty N55 Tr- 5 . ...-ff' ' LHSN has been rated among the top diploma schools in the U.S. This has been due to several factors but mainly because of the high qual- ified faculty and the cooperation of the hospital administration. Faculty members put in an eight hour day and after-classroom study periods just like the students. The main ob- jective of each instructor seems to be the graduation of a high qualified R. N. g. in , iz., E - - s 1 'A J Q.. ,- -4 iQ' X9 DMINI TRATIOU OF L.H. .i . gl X 4 7 Q lxlr. Edgar C. Kruse President 't Miss Virginia Williamson 1l"l't Can anyone really imagine what the life of an instructor is like? An instructor must constantly be on the QQQO. She must always keep furthering her knowledge of new techniques in order to provide her students with the best possible instruc- tion. There are always the long hours of preparation for the day's lecture for testi, not to mention the sometimes continual running from floor to floor checking on and supervising her students. How can this instructor still be smiling and giving her students moral support when she her- self has surely had a hectic morning? Certainly the morning break spent relax- ing with her fellow instructors and friends is a very welcome and much needed break. Is it a wonder that they still have time to be a homemaker and enjoy a social life also? Vice-President of Nursing rx 1 1 I A Q f' wr' Mrs. Dolores C-ladieux Director School of Nursing TRUCTCR WORK STUDE T Miss R. Niswander Fundamentals -,wi . x- Mrs. A. Arnold Fundamentals ITH THEIR Miss J. Henderson Fundamentals not pictured: Mrs. M. Roth Fundamentals Mrs. M. johnson Fundamentals mv: ,,- 1 N , Ms f Miss D. I-lensler Fundamentals Q if 'i z -2 7 Faculty meetings for the faculty are like class meetings to r the students. Mrs. B. lfi lchal, OR- PAR 'L . ', f C 1 Mrs. A. Chaser Mrs' B' Baker Cardio-Vascular Ortho- Neuro ,x. , 7 .,,,,. ,',,1 vt- K mill 'fl 1'NUV"i ,K fg- Mrs. Y. Ellsworth Meet you iii five minutes for coffee and a cigarette. " bu-Emlocl-me 34 Nsg N w- 'as A Q 'GO ' X K Mrs. J. Fritz Mrs. L. Thomas Psychiarty Co-Charge-Team Leading f .gf , . . 1 ,R 2 ,31 Q ' .. WH' , X 6 Mrs. 1. Schnider OB-GYN ..gEjWSi:5rg:4 ': qi ,X -,.. L N h lm Y, . , '. WX tw .: ,I :Q .Q X ww 5 A X X v Mrs. J. Roth Mrs. N. Reiff OB-CYN OB-GYN 5 ,.nf4'S. . . 4 'wtf Y l 'xliss N. Iluycl. NUS. V. Callldill Advancud Medical-Surgical PCdi3tfiC5 ly' ww -1- - . 3, U' X 1 :i .: 4 H .gm - F1 Mrs. E. Ehrman Disaster Nursing -f L Y . ii N. Miss N. Fincher Mrs. S. Harges Advanced Medical-Su.rg,ica1 Advanced Medical-Surgical '!2""r Prof. D. Trinlalein Prof. R. Holst Micro, Chem., ALP Mcaning of Christian Faith s'4zv-- Prof. T. Westerinann Prof, H, Haas Prof. D. Ludwig Sociology Psychology Psychology Not Pictured: V Mrs. Harley Mr. Butz Prof. L. Rosenlaoetter Pi-Of, j. Childs Developmental Psychology Medical Ethics in peopl f MY 4 3 ? H-a.x"71, - 1 Q . ' 1s , L ' ' 'W W- v ii 2 N' '7x'fy-tix 1' is VS YJ :1i?"f n 1 w ma. AA .A V 'A :, .i ,- 'P .Q t we i a .- i: : ' F F' ' Y ' ,l - .. 3' q . 1 , .1 he 'Q T 'L 5 Q V. K 'Q at 5 - my - A group of young persons with one common goal-to heeome an R, N. To he a professional-up to date in education, nursing knowledge, and skills. To he a human heino- giving support in times of physical emotional, and mental weakness. Knowing too often what tired feet and a sore hack means, hut also knowing about accomplishment, a hroadening of eommon sense, and what a grateful "thank you" means. le '?""1Y 1' eth Stuclagyy Prggitlgiyt Rachel Boehm, Vice-President liaren Salesman, Secretary Grahill, lndiginri Dunkirl., Ohio Churubusco, Indiana Y Marilyn Scaer, Treasurer Yan Wert, Ohio ENIORS GRADUATE ITH CLASS OF 40 The seniors hegan their last year with a countdown calender posted on room -l14's door. As the days became less, senioritis grew more. The class motto, "We enter to learn, we go forward to serve", seemed to he coming true. Mon- ey making projects were candle and pop- corn sales and a hake-sale to help in pay- ment of class pins. Class song and flow- er were "You'll Never Walk Alone" and a yellow rose, respectively. The class colors were yellow and moss green. There were forty girls in the Class of '74, Main topics throughout the year were projects due for the rotations and the dreaded state hoards in spring. Par- ties were very important, too. They ranged from the coke and pretzel party to pizza countdown parties. Class sponsor was julie Schneider. Carolyn Allen Dianna Auer Ft. Wayne, Indiana Ft. Wayiie, Indiana Catherine Derrow MSFCU DUHI1 Ft. Wayne, Indiana Ft. Wayne, Indiana Wei + Irene Cliilcote Ft. Wayne, Indiana Brenda Garber Berne, Indiana 5' 5-ng..-'!"'g 'Q' 'df X 'Tw ti lJclH01'dl1llclll'-'-11111 Karen llcnllcl ,lean l'locl.c1ncycr Celina, Qlno FL, Wayne, Indiana Ncw Haven, India: Sllll1'0l1 liillfhf Priscilla licidcl C3101 lilingcl UUCJUUU lmllalld Elbillll, 19311535 Portland, lndiana Sn.v NJ' ifx 'wk-dv fs 'P ,GMX v---'--7 'fs-JH", 5 .gpm : Kathleen Lantz vlcnnifci' Lash C8101 Likihf New Haven, Indiana Axilla, Indiana MSCOU, MICIHQGH Susan Lyne Marcia hlagerg Diana Mason Berne, Indiana Lexington, C11iO Wabash, Indiana , td. h. lhltlilciiu Klcliowii Coliiiiilviu City, limtliaiiu Margaret Miller lft. Wayiic, Iiitiiaiia qs 4 lilizabctli McNcclcy Wabasli, liitii una .Ioycc Mousa Ft. Wayne, Indiana l'N -.fibl w-r vw 4' Liiitia Mc-leur lialimiazoo, Michigan Kath lceii O vc rhoff Chicago, Illinois x... ,,, IL vo- Caro Iyn Pa Imre uter Fra nkenmuch, Mi Chi ga n Rebecca Sheplcr Ft. Wayne, Indiana 3x in + Deborah Ross Tavares, Florida Deborah Spitzer Portland, Indiana SIR WY f 4049 N..-1--"tv" if Rebecca Shaw Auburn, Indlana Linda Sprunger Berne, Indiana C-M' '-0109" -.,f THE APPENDIX . Q:- fb fi' LUTHERAN HOSPITAL SCHOOLCHTNURHNC FORT WAYNE, INDIANA 1974 'KX ' X --nv-5 + Terri Steiner Decatur, Indiana jane Waclitmaii Defiance, Chio 'Ui fn Nancy Tiet-ie Watiseon, Ohio lia thy Zuercher Berne, Indiana vii lg. IVN Xilf +I. f"'x 1--v S-r joan Tnrniail Yalionia, Indiana Darla McPhai1 not pictured Mrs. julie Schneider Class Advisor if 'N 'L AQ ! 55' ..-.4 L 19 46 f f 5 g N , f Q . S 5 2 T X X X e w vu Q is 9. R gy .T My xx x. f , Q 1 . 9 -S R mm N x Deb appears to be savoring every bite. There was pizzas of every kind and number. PARTIE DAYL uHELPEDw DL RING THE LA T M w ex sr' if n x-N '4 "Q Aix A . :N Q . Above Hey the food IS here' Below I won t tell how many p16CCS you ve had, 1f you won't tell on me " No wonder Magoo is so skinny. She never has a chance to eat HER cheese and crackers. 47 0 5 Q I I l ll l l 1 l I 4 L 'S 'ml 'Q 015 I ' A N0 Q:-v X, X 1 wr' N A .I ff! T LA' ll A Q li ,lane liroemer l'residenL Doras lkingenbcrg Yiee-President Carol Ry ehencr Secretary ROT TIOi BIC PART UF JUNIOR LIFE The fund-raising projects for the elass of '75 were bake-sales, a bizzare, turkey raffle, and selling hot dogs. The money helped sponsor the junior-Senior hanquet held each spring. junior proh- lems ranged from falling asleep in sur- gery to attempting to pass Cardio quizzes' The class motto was: "I shall pass through this life hut once, any good I can do, any kindness that I can show to I Q, 'I 'su- .J x A i. . s xv , s ff 'gm 'TY' ' I l Nancy Meir Airs, Tre asure r 48 any human lveingg let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it. For l shall not pass this way again". The class colors were burgandy and pink and a pink sweet- heart rose in lJaby's breath for their flower. The Class song was "I Will Never Pass This Way Again". Not pictured: Cathy Borgeih Susan Bower ? Qj? 5, is A1 ii net Fritz Renee Adams Class Advisor fqr'X 3' ' Rhonda Barnhart -1 AN .lsr-A 'K A YL' .wa L' . is Paula Cole -1- 2 f .A ,, -S r 'WW 4:9 .x A Ll s Q fwvlif K 2. 1 - W -J f ' - V ,af .6 jr X. S ro 4 xx . x ' X Q- x Esther Brunner Marcia Buxton X X' 'KID' Linda Diaz I r 9 u s K KU. K X if 'if I Cheryl Collins Deanna Cornell " V. .557 i Q X -'su A1-wx js., X Cheri Diller Cynthia Diller v I r a r r I 3- 'ips- 'M an L ,Q if N K 5, f' ba , inn M 8 Karen Driesnacl-1 421' 10. V NN . JHQ X Q01 S jane Ernest f--x 4 4""'S,-,,. s,. - x E? ' A ua , . 81, Sandra Gearharl 1 fw- N' W I I , N I janet Dubs C40 '!"'f7 9 X 'A LuAn.n Eyster A 'lb A X, .ff-3 first 14 K 17 SI I, 1. hx I 1 I , Debra Geyer QQ "Nr A 4' "" ,r AN...., Sharon Eaton I5 ff '-: WY5 K uf fl Barbara Fahncke iq? 1 S 5f Barbara Gladieux awk xl: ' F' '-X:-kk?--4 .319 wx, rx www? qX,,:.g.-X ww- . A bg 1. . N Mae iq-A-1. ' 1? 5 K RSI, -'x if - Q rg, Nag: . Q. --Q5 : L--LAS-' X: A Q -4 vw: N F Z .f CM fri? QA W.. L K-vnu x . ff ,-54405, Qs QQ x '- Deb Hermes 1-5 we xx jxw- X , Q-....,,. l . X ,L X- 1 W X Nxt if-' fi- - X .Q ,V.. S X 42' Louise Hooley X ,fn- Av' r SiX35.iE1.::Z g,w,q:,::: .. '- yxryxmzz- - Sgs.,.ef:q- . if-riff? -215 ' ri:-9: Karla Kuzeff . h N X r X fx , . :W W X ' ' X -,X . 'iQY.xXr . X X xx L X N Q xx X . K, . .yer - -xg 5.1, . Q. NE :rf-XF r' Xi X r .XR .MA ..., 1 .X ,- K X Susan Lal-Iaine ' 2 .fx N , N x w X i ' "N Q . rr. x X .. Ns.-'X As va' .5 y N: ' sl? ,N 'K Nei., . i V-' ' 'N . XJ lxzg-'iiyx rsvir " 5 1 ,.,.v- .ver- Nffaxf 5 K K '.!..".L' ' gflllt 7 lib 'KS Au...-. ,la I x Laurie Knight Xl V ,a-Q.. Ku Ni Y- wy c X- x 1- i: 'ES .9 Agnes La ngenkamp kb Elizabeth Lilley Karen McFadden Jolene Miller 0 X Q 1' lb Ci K f-l sf guy W H,xl'1Znv' il. .- r , X X xXx Coral Plough Brenda Pulver Deborah Rejnk-ing 5 . xx , .-X Q, , lg, f i xg . ,- ,i K 6 ' x 4 X- ' Y s,aN e 3 '-z- l A xy :f Ttf? A , " R-'I f e- ,, N W Q o ' Q ,e t :Qu N X 1, A ii -' xx - 1 'X -- Susan Shepherd Gwendolyn Sipes Wanda Spruger fi -- fx f M' l 3 'aa Q' , six NA X x.. f A , fm ' 5' x 5 f- Q Q V- . V Q I ' X xx v 7 I R x X .. -I Peggy Tinl-Ley Elaine Wenger Kathleen Worchman 1 ' J FIRST YEAR: THE START OF SUMETHINC BIG There's never a dull moment for the freshmen with fun Fundies and Pharm? But if things got too tiresome, the junior and senior classes always pitched in to give them something to think about. The class of '76 sponsored a bake-sale and sold stationary. They enjoyed a class Christ- mas party and also hosted the annual Halloween party, which was a howling success. Their class motto was: "What do we live for if it is not to make life less difficult for others. " Being pa- triotic, the freshmen agreed on class colors of red, white, and blueg which marked a star-spangled bouquet of roses white baby's breath, and blue ribbonsl Their class song was "l Believe. " N 'X , 1 1 H t ITS, . 'U' V 1 X W 1:-:-.v . ,..5'.4,2f:g-j ..'v X I X Y .f 5 X Q 1 1 Q 0 f g 9 5 ' A I Luther Neubert Susan Bachman Rinda Myers PIl6SldE1'1t VTCE'PTeSidellt Secretary Q--1, lqfi ,rf my f . .:' ,A Y' I s' i X ' Q ft Lynette WO0d Mrs. Esther Ehrman Treasurer Class Advisor 53 F KT 6 ix 5 Y X , Debra Armstrong JHHJIS an ...-ns.. X . K Daniel Bauer Q5 1 X- H Q31- X .ffl x Q A . I1 if ' 9 is Fur f Peggy Bohnke N 0 0' s fix as int, l.,Q 'T " QE? N -' Ie Q. C 0 we Mary August Robin Barrientos Z fl' . , 7 , S' . V r I X rf. e . X X, X " A 'Sf xx Y , ,A V 0 .. r 9' - L ,., rf I Donna Bender Joanne Bischoff F19 I 4 ,-.-.4 Q ' 0 X N , rf' f' ' X DOHS BI'3r1dEI1bCI'g Debgrah Brgwn Rx QW... ..N-" , I I 0 Wendy Buehrer xv Elfiikg Marian Coot 5 I X xt --5, - .- ' 1 : Q' X Q 3 'X 'Nw . ' X p ii: :Q QN X- W Q: . , wL' k:, v, - .. x::.,E,5. ' gr:- N ' X Carol Danielson mf cg: 5:-. , P' -rv A ,-5. -A in i ' X N X i , , N. 2 A x .ax X K N X XX U N gg, :wi 5. se., N x X X xi ' -1-X. MX NIP 'ya :siv- Q .. 5-:Q . X-:fr X, .se mx NK x . W X53 . wzfk- R -,Y 9 XX X N x Lois Buhr 4 'X ,, Cb 63 Swv X Francine Crider T55 5-ist' ' . v 53: I I 'L Q: QT- XX -e if? . V K ,- ,-' X ., .. 5- - w rg s :- -:4.s- ,. Q-Sgr-S x-. .xxf,sj:1- . : ,- Sri -'QF ' Lx nn n n xx ' I :g Deborah Dennie X k . -Q Louise Busse ' 7' Gy" x' mg lu , ' ', -N 5,3XE+1've'53ii-- 1 25 S Xixsfrfii Nxwgqlfgg.-ag - - if ' -'+?'I2i:51fggs i , .W ' If, ...iv xf N QNX ms x 3 x X . 'N E233 YQ N 5' -5 , ,x X . Cynthia Custer Nanette Fogwell xx x I X X x xi xg 'wg V X X A N Nw X x XX w N X KX X P X Q f X S er Q G+ SA X wt Y X X 3 X PEOPLE, PLACE , A D THI GS CAN HAPPE WIC enter to learn ..... we liegan our first year everyone appeared excited. Suddenly we were sur- rounded hy the people who would he shar- ing all the trials, trihulations, and joys ol' the next three years. llours were mixed with studying and spur-of-the-moment parties. The high- light ol' that year was receiving that white cap which we had worked so hard for. An- ticipating the first hlack stripe and the pre senting oi' the Plogsterth, A. N. O. N. , and Ehrman awards came at the end of the year. Concentrating on meds and broaden- ing of nursing skills came next. The Night ingale Award and two stripes were given at the closing of the Iunior year. During the last year we attempted to polish the finished product. Days until graduation, pins, and diplomas were on our mind. . . we leave to serve. During the Open House, manv of the rotations demon- strated the different techniques learned. 2 -Gr--X Receiving her Senior stripe, Peg Miller also won the 1973 Nightingale award. TABLE OF CO TENTS Activities 8 Academies 16 Administration 30 People 38 Dorm Life 62 X fi -? "' - Sa '1' X , JA' 'MA 4 Li nd a Fortri ede I i ,ff J, Theresa Goeglein Ns.,-f X ll Betty H art 56 uk Dbiiiiu-Aga' 1 'C .N it ,g L4 L. -157 A pig. ' s ig x, , ld ' ll' . l f-.F J fi Q Qi' dv--fb ,Q S? C, Q 0 in ' 61 " ' I, Q1 ez - 'I lVlEl1'l3I16 Ffeytag Debgfgh Gephart -Q p-C i' Q o -5 Q l x 0 'Q ' 'Q 5 ' Cheryl Hadley ,KO 9 f X C Cynthia Hall 3 F -lipx ,N , 5! I 4 a , Q, h -' I fl gf!-Fi! Cheryle Heller Connie Hess N 51312 Ci' ' X N W Ei 5 , . ..i x viii..- RCYQ .. . .- . Q. ' .. . QS kite:-: - -4 - x BQ-' 'S Q-1 '- ,- . iii.. I . I A5 , . 5. - ,z ' S. 52553-2 55:16 W X Q Elizabeth Hewitt 'figlff Nt, it . X xx Q ' .-if . - L, :N c K -+1-at-is: . P f- ' 'iv Q Ei-,Q -1. - - X 'a ' ' . X' ' 1555 x X K. , - N-5.11. Q -K QW? if 521515 - 'b Y-uf'-'S 5 655.14--v.-TT' K at N Q 2S:9i:'i',-353 .sf ' SLN Q ' ' i x . 'b N ' vlhgivrx S if J- 131-f' 'x 3 1 ff c Urff - 9 X is u K aren Hermann 3 Elizabeth Kern K., is U- I i .gn Qs-...y WiFi Cynthia Highlen Sandra Hoffmeier . E, ' f air 'L , , y x gf K P+ ' - K vwow Z , .. l'NIr:I35?fS-, 'ff-Q P- . " ' -XM . if 1 F xo w FN Q" SN I :Q l is j . Janelle johnson X x Qi' I ix X - V ' J x x X ," 5 I x X .rx -1 'Nix--,f 'S-21.1 311353: K '- .. .1 53153 ' ' "1-si:i'5fi3iX 'is' i'jg:1,x-11-:Q Y .N-. X' " 59. g 3 9 Pamela Kirkpatrick N xx , 32 Ng X X PA X . Xiix v xi , X 'N 5- K N Q xx 3. a X - 1 ,V- - if X. .c ,X X X Q . ., , Q N 4. Q , Q F3 km 'S Q X .k X X ' x A me Kathy Keen F lv ---1-qu.. E311-yr, is Rebecca Lloyd f V lv-Af-rx . 'Hr' 9 s. G1 'N ' l Q l x li Phyllis Mettler . 'if .43 N i. 'in' M 'iljf .I y. - 3 'X f X X. 1.11175-I Nancy Miller if 'VX 1 -an fo ' all 0 '- fl X' Pamela Newhouse -f w.."'A Diane Metz 32 if VX-.yxwk ,ff 1 l a If ' 9 511519 f Karen Moehring 1-5,- 'S' ist' .3 A V l , N' 6. 9 .fm 'x Peggy Nicol .gb W . I I J Diane Miller if 'Q-.Af 5 -M '.- V ., J. axis' , 0 Terri Moore 91199-fa lei? Q X gg-I f 'N , Q. nd' ... 1 1' Karen Nofziner W mx QXXX Rebecca Ogalsbee V - Q 4.l,-- 9 " q k" ' ' ix J x Mary Pepper 'lvl 'Flynn-fe, Q' J f N , GX Q ., -. 0 ' a 9 :fy s ,, i 4.1 wx Lois Ordas if gf Teri-ie Pound 45: --Q.,-... 'T' ab i 'N Kathleen Royse Dianna Shell 'SEWHQ Cathy Painter O36 0 fx - if 5 is Beth Reimer ,IQ Fi? ' A ik I fu Beverly Simon 'Q fb.: -lsfx T77 gY ' . 3.1 U ' 1 an ff, 0 .. x X 9 Q -, 21. , z ,, I . . N 6 , 5 Xa m I wt N X E315 , V, -Y Ehzabeth Sloat Cora Smith Lynette Sodt , KQV' tru uv 1 W x . , ..v,' Q f Y' 0 4 I, 0 ' jama Sprunger Terri Stoner Anna Struben 5 1 I- .gif'TZ EFf" if ' ' ' 1 ' ' fr- -gi ' ' - rw ' , 'f .5 3. K v I Qi - si hx A W iv 15? 1 A A , 1 's-' T054 X., H' Q . ,di .N fu - I ' -x K x A 9: X V - ,-Qfl-f:,i 9 I . 5 V .-7,.af Si 9 Nl , l 5. J '- L1 f Marianne Turmail Kendra XVe1lman Jeanine Wietfeldt Maribeth Zelmer Beth Hfe Hy Not pictured: Elizabeth lioeruer in dorm life I s Life in the dorm has changed diminsions from year to year. How- ever, most of us have Survived with a minimum of hattle sears and some pleasant memories. Those monthly 12:30 a.m. firedrills, popcorn parties, continuous studying, upper- classman raids, and the lack of sleep come to mind. This often Called "hole" Sometimes with a slip of the tongue heeame a "home". . 1 A . . Q5 V. K Ex 5 gift ggftxx fb- h XINS 'bln X 1 . - ,l in DOR PERSONNEL RUN SCHOOL Many of us, although we'Ve heen here for years haven't taken time to familiarize ourselves with the personnel of the dorm. Mrs. Givens and Mrs. Zollinger spent most of their time on new admissions, figuring tuition and ordering supplies for school and students. Miss Yohe and Mrs. Len? kept the dorm in working order making sure everything and everyone stayed in line. Mrs. Koons and Miss Bushe helped students with research material and the receptionists kept us in touch with the "outside. " They took our calls and tried to find us when that im- portant "person" dropped hy. The house- keeping staff managed somehow to keep the dorm presentable. These seemingly unnoticed people such as the registrar, secretary, resident director and her assistant, the lihrarians, the reception- ists, and the housekeeping department are necessary in order to effeciently run this school. "N gs Mrs. lenz and Miss Yohe, Assistant Resident Director and Resident Director, keep tabs on student ac- tivities. 64 Mrs. Zollinger, secretary, and Mrs. Givens, Registrai go over accounts. vw Miss Bushe and Mrs. Koon, the librarians, keep the library in order and help students find needed in- formation. Mrs. Cogswell and Mrs. Anderson, daytime and evening receptionists, inform students of in- coming calls and visitors. 'in v- ., ,Q i I s 51, X 3 r Mrs. Mills, who works all three shifts as u recep- tionist, also "man's" the switchboard. Not pictured Mrs. Bubs, night receptionist. SR. CLASS DEDICATES 1974 APPENDIX X . lh. in The Senior class of 1974 dedicates the APPENDIX to Dorotha Hensler, their GU-GYN instructor. An encourager of student awareness of nursing care, she also encourages recruitment, x s 'TX '-u. K8 ,f 'FU I Going over medications was one of Miss I-Iensler's ways to increase drug knowledge of students. Making this her thirteenth year as in- structor at LHSN, Dorotha Hensler has been chosen as this year's dedication of the APPENDIX. The memories of her stu- dents during those nine weeks of GU-GYN included the fast paced mornings and long afternoons, the gentle persuasion to do one more catheter in what seemed to be an all ready overloaded morning, the trip to the VD clinic, slow mornings in the renal unit, and her always correct answer "force fluids" She has also been a familiar face a- round the yearbook as she has been advisor for the past few years. This year she was instructor in Fun- damentals of Nursing. We are all sure she will help to get the new class started off on the right foot in their nursing career. We say "thank you" to the instructor, the advisor, the friend of ----- The Class of '74. , 3 THE NPREDICTABILITY OF DOR LIFE Ilappy and sad, bored and busy, funny and scared all describe dorm life. Every- one can remember a time in which she has experienced these feelings whether she has been here one year or three. One of the unique characteristics of all dorm life is the explosive temperament of its occupants. As Mrs. Gauldin said, "without rebellion there is no advance- ment toward adulthood"' Some ofthe re- sulting actions of these "explosions" this year included - a door coming off the hinges, the front entrance decorated a-la underwear, and a color T.Y. turning into black and white within seconds. All in all, dorm life left alot of memories for everyone concerned. Don't be so anxious, Dan. I-I S Seniors Friday night excitement. -7 l need some nursing care. Exercise before bikini season. And this is going to be home for the next I Conserve energy! Shower with a friend. 3 years. We ' i"i .....,.,,, or ...,, i""3 T Q , 1 A "ff - if Wi 4 x' ' if Q ' ' ' i 'Q ' 51" L """'l-nd i N' Q ii lt'S a dog's Cry me a river. "We want you all to think of this hfe' as your home. " A V x I ,..t. ak QQ , . . if 1 ,I Z I ing if r. -- " ' .- What'lll ev er do with ALL this space? "Now I lay me down to sleep , , oh, my knees are killing me!" i it I ! 1 Mrs. Chase has met her DISASTER! Miss I-Iensler is st-ill forcing these fluids. Chfistmils SUITS early here. There's Ross daydreaming again. "Oh, my poor baby . . , " iil ll' 'is 1 Ai-SN' QA Everyone climbs the walls sooner or later around "Did you see those two out there in the Vet here. Le! 'V i ? '1 as-3 'XY Once upon a mattress. Mrs. Bagly was always good at sharing experiences. D Ice cream was a favorite of the Class of '74, can You think of HUYTMUS else? Swing your partner. Yaaho! Now Becky don't fight us so. We won't hurt you 1 Fu Diana Mason withdraws from her environment again. "Let me show you a room . . . " Nfl! Birthday parties are such fun here. Kathy serves at the Sr. Coke-N-Pretzel party. cy This is a welcome ,lt L.H,S,N,? Carol has gone into a catonic state over Pysch E' . A carried out threat common to many. Good lookin' SN's of years gone by. Brenda makes a very organized hospital The feill' Of the L1nknOWing happens to depgrture, 311 Fl'OSh. e , V 'fra 9 The brief that turns into an hour's stay. lifgggwziyiirgijtlismes . .. , yes. A Special Thanks To Mr. S Mrs. M. Sprunger For Contributing' To Appendix Pictures, Appendix Staff HALL,S CATERINIG Marcel Dc Paris Hair Styling and Coloring SERVICE 1504 Bluffton Road Visit Yivonne's French Boutique One of Fort Wayne's Most Phone: 74743767 Unusual Shops Phone: 456-8-126, 744-3693 3021 Fairfield Fort Wayne, Indiana gl Fort Wayne, Indiana DILLER TRUCK SALES Ted Diller Pete Diller Office Phone: 01195384-7206 Pandora, Ohio Prompt - Dependable - Guaranteed JIM KELLEY BUICK at OPAL 24 Hour Service r f SALES 61 SERVICE "DOC" DANCER, INC. X TOTAL AIR TREATMENT . Heating, Air Conditioning, Humidifiers Phone' 456-1211 Electronic Air Cleans 1819 South Calhoun street MGGWAII Power Cleaning Fort Wayne, Indiana Bus. 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' N X QQEE me 5 f K S51 if X gb -- is l H . .aff I r -515 -x 77144 1 ak gg ii :FAQ . ,ga ,X if SEQ-Ns b t ...- .,:lNi.a. . . 3 X1 it A - iii- 'X Q , Q TY CLASS Specialty Company 2l2-1 Calhoun Free parking at rear of store Phone 744-3301 T4 D I BRANDENBERCER INC Genelal Contracto1 416 E Pettlt Ave Phone 49103 744 9245 Ft Wayne Inchana 46SOS A Roma Plzza Mungoran 61 Sons Nlunormls Chapcls South 9114 S Calhoun St 1123 East State Gust off Clescentb Lakeside 3301 Lake Ave Plzzas Sausage Rolls and Hot Sandwlches Open dally at 5 O0 p m Phone 484 4012 Lee Harges P1opr1etor Best Wlshes to the Semor Class Appendix Staff o s g o I I 0 . - , , nt ,. . .L A. ,k. C a ... . . . . ' I I - I . . FALL BROUGHT TWO MAJOR PARTIE AT L.H.S.N. Seniors first! Line-up for food was quick to form. junior maids sit one out at the Halloween party. 4 During the first week of the Freshman year, the junior class sponsored the Big Sis-Little Sis party. The new class was introduced to the student hody and allowed to View up-coming experiences in their nursing life through skits performed hy upperclassmen. Of course, the free meal was a hig drawing card. Toward the end of the evening, the new class was he- coming more acquainted with the other two classes. In October, the Freshman class sponsored their first party, the traditional Halloween party. Everyone that attended agreed that this year's party was very entertaining and hinfilled. Even the instructors got into the act, especially Mrs. Chasarl These fall parties gave the students and instructors a break from the busy back-to-school activities. Left: During a skit, Juniors explain clinical to u.,- knowing Frosh as preparation for first clinical day. Luther became the new sex symbol at the party. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr PARENT PATRONS Howard Adams S Mrs. Charles Anderson 8 Mrs. Robert Bachman 8 Mrs. 8 Mrs. 8 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 8 Mrs. R Mrs. S Mrs. 8 Mrs 8 Mrs 8 Mrs. 8 Mrs. gl Mrs 8 Mrs 8 Mrs 8 Mrs gl Mrs 8 Mrs 81 Mrs Fernetta M. Barrientos Donald Bender Robert Boehm D, J. Brandenberger Richard Brunner Glenn Buxton Alfred Cott Robert Derrow David Diaz Robert Eaton Martin Fahnke Martin L. Freytag Frances Geyer Cyril Hall Don Heller Ross Hockemeyer Rex johnson Edwin Licht Lloyd Mason O. L. McFadden Wm. McKown Sr. Steward Mettler Richard Miller Gerald Moehring Vincent Muntzinger C. B. Painter 8 Mrs. Ringenberg Rose Scaer Mr. Si Mrs. Dr. ti Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. Si Mrs. Rev. Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. Si Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. tk Mrs Mr. Si Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Leonard Shepler J. Oliver Smith Kenneth Sodt Paul Spitzer Loren Sprunger Richard Sprunger Tillman Sprunger DeWayne Steiner john Turmail Lauren Wachtman DOCTOR PATRONS Robert Ball Ralph Beams T. V. Beutler George W. Bowers Wm. Clark, jr. Charles Cooney Fred Dahling Thomas Doty, D. D. S. William Gerding john Gould jack L. Gumbert Thomas Hayhurst I. M. Hoog joseph R. Hoover Walter jurgensen Rudy Kachrnann William Kleifgen Walter Kruse Gene Laker Dr. Richard Laker Dr. Elfred Lampe Dr. Robert Lehman Dr. Robert L. Loyd Dr. George Manning Dr. Geo. A. McDowell Dr. Wm. Miller Dr. Edwin Morey Dr. Leland Mortensen Dr. K. F. Perrin Dr. Merrill Rusher Dr. R. H. Scheeringa Dr. Robert Schloss Dr Dr . Robert Shugart . Phillip Smith Dr. Robert Stanley Dr. H. N. Ramaprakash Dr. Richard Terrill C. F. B. Radiology, Inc. Ft. Wayne Anes., Inc. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Miss Dorotha Hensler Mr. J. A. S. Arthur Mrs. Delores Cladieux American Yearbook Co. 1974 APPENDIX STAFF Editors ...... . . joan Turmail Becki Shaw Business Manager . . . Cathy Derrow Activities ...... . Cherie Collins Cheri Diller Academics . . . . LuAnn Eyster Deb Geyer Cora Smith Administration Si Faculty . . . Agnus Langenkamp Nancy Meier Album .......... . jane Kraemer Marianne Turmail Advertising . . . Elaine Wenegar All students that helped Proof-Reading . . . Peggy Miller Photographers . . . Karen Salesman Linda Sprunger Sue Shepherd Typing ............................ Barb Gladieux All students that helped in any way towards the production of the 197-l APPENDIX to meet, to know, to love - and then to part, is the sad tale of many a human heart S. T. Coleridge AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS . - --g ,1- X: -9'- -. I L 011: , .' '1.',-','p-L ' in-'fsg . -vi Y , , x viii: ., 0:51. 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