Flower Hospital School of Nursing - Creed Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Class of 1967 Lmda Patncla Carolyn C arolyn Kenns Lag 1ness Mum ma Pfau W ue Cheryl D1anne Karen R1 eg el Royce Schenck Sm 1th if 4' i Maurme Pamela ue Vu'g1n1a Smlth Stopher Swank Turner 27

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Officers: President-Jane Hileman Vice-President-Virginia Turner Secretary-Patricia Laginess Treasurer-Helen Davidson Advisor--Miss Brooke Motto: If God be for us, who can be against Colors: Purple and-White Flower: Purple and White Chrysanthemum Miriam Nancy Baer Bauer Kathleen Karon Browning C ousino Helen Deanna Davidson DeWitt Ann ' Claudia Gallan Gross jane Hileman Martha Marilyn Jackson I OHV

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if Top row left to right: Chirstine Bourdo, Donna Brick, Susan Thornton, Pamela Wright, Diane Cunningham, treas- urer, and Sharon Russell. Second row: Claudia Edwards, Dian Hess, Marilyn Bucher, Linda McKirn1ny, Cheryl Stucker, Carole Knipp and Kathleen McDaniel. Third row: Rebecca Freels, Norma Wiese, Catherine Wilhelm, Susan Bostater, Dianna Mauk, Susan Mallory and Barbara Browning. Fourth row: Sandra Gearig, Susan Christofel, Ruth McLaughlin, Janice Alexander, Becky Rayle and Beverly Boger, vice-president. Fifth row: Carol Piotter, Karen Newell, Mary Ann Mather, Secretary, Barbara Croft, president, and Sharon Ward. Class of 1968 On a warm September day, a group of thirty-four girls beganto ascend toward their goal-a career in nursing. Construction ofa firm foundation began as each student spent her probationary period attending classes at the University of Toledo. With this big stepping stone be- hind her, the student became aware that the frame- work of knowledge is built upon many factors. ln the 28 process of growing, she learned to meet new and challenging situations. Perhaps two of the most earth- sha1cing experiences encountered are the first patient contact and administering -the first injection. Classwork, which has thus sustained her, must now be put to the test. It is understood that only through maturation and experience can a student become an effective nurse.