Hennepin County School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1965 volume:

Uhe JSamp from i ie Glass oj 1963 Dedication The class of 1965 dedicates this annual to MRS. EMIL1E MAGDANZ. Her knowledge of nursing today and hopes for nursing tomorrow have inspired us to seek new horizons in our chosen profession. Her genuine interest in us as nurses and as individuals has motivated us to seek satisfaction of our goals. She has set an example of herself as a professional nurse, an active American, and a warm human being for each of us to follow in our own way. Our thanks go out to her for the guidance and encouragement she has so freely given to us. THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1965 2 Jacufty A statue lies hid in a block of marble, and the art of statuary only clears away the superfluous matter and removes the rubbish. The figure is in the stone; the sculpture only finds it. What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to a human soul. The philosopher, the saint, or the hero, the wise, the good or the great man, very often lies hid and concealed in a plebian, which a proper education might have disinterred, and have brought to life. -----Addison 3 The Sculptures . . . •a (jCursincj 7Ir s Mrs. Clara Bain, RN - BS Cook County Hospital Mrs. Marion Howe, RN - BS University of Minnesota Mrs. Gladys Smith, RN - BS University of Michigan a r a ► IF 7 • h •J 7Ke cficcil-t S urgicaf Mrs. Doris Anderson, RN - BS University of Minnesota Mrs. Martha Makepiece RN - BS University of Minnesota Mrs. JoAnn Krosch, RN - BS College of St. Catherine Mrs. Marianna McCrea, RN - BS Abbott Hospital School of Nursing 4 Mrs. Mary Drury, RN - BS Montana State College 06stetrics T ecfia tries Mrs. Dolly Kawczynski, RN - BS University of Minnesota Miss Lorraine Spielman, RN - BS Jackson Park Hospital Miss Sally Harding, RN - BS Broadlawn Hospital School of Nursing Operating Dioom Miss June Engleson, RN University of Minnesota Jjsgc iiatrg Mrs. Ruth Zimmerman, RN - BS St. Luke's Hospital 5 JlCecficaf c5 iaff BOTTOM ROW: Drs. Herrmann, Hill, Gospe, Shemesh, Bunch, Weis-berg, Ruiz, Mulvahill, Lipschultz. SECOND ROW: Shapiro, Abeshaus, Elvick, (Sweeny), Gage, Mahan, Godsil, Baker. THIRD ROW: Nelson. Stark, Gilbert, Arenson, Stillman, Simpson. FOURTH ROW: Brown, Stecker, Bernie, Pesonen, Bishop, Jerde, Tackoor. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Rockwell, Drs. Mulrooney, (Garvis), Santell, Van-Tassel, Goodnight, Young. SIXTH ROW: Weingart, Koski, Hessl, Engel, Moody, Scott. SEVENTH ROW: Hess, Rothstein, Hull, Riley, Kietzer. Glasses It is not what he has nor what he does that directly expresses the worth of a man, but what he is. Henri-Frederic Amiel 7 Seniors NORMA ADAMS Battle Lake KAREN ANDERSON Wayzata This life is but a game of cards, which everyone must learn. My limbs are firm and strong and free. Life hath a thousand charms for me. Whenever there's need of me, I want to lend a helping hand. Happiness is like a crystal. Fair and exquisite and clear. ELIZABETH BIRCH St. Paul KAY CAHLIN Detroit Lakes Beautiful eyes are those that show, beautiful thoughts that burn below. 8 And her eyes lit up with a smile of joy, as an angel-dream passed o'er her SHARON CONYERS Wentworth, Wise. EVA COLLIGAN Robbinsdale The thirst to know and understand, a large and liberal discoment. I ELAINE ERICKSON Minnesota MARILYN GIVING Minneapolis The face of woman was built for'smiles. BEVERLY JENKINS Motley SANDRA KANE Minneapolis Beautiful hands are those that do work that is honest, brave, and true. 9 And on this earth are lovely souls that softly look with aidful eyes. A woman’s heart, and a woman's life, and a woman’s wonderful love. There is no chance, no fate, can hinder or control the firm resolve of a determined soul. JAQUE KOCH Crystal SANDRA KUSCHEL River Falls, Wise. A constant influence, a Beauty is truth --That is peculiar grace. all ye know on earth and all ye need to know. I flu The heart of a girl is a wonderful thing. SHIRLEY LEMKE New Germany RAMONA LIBBY Wadena MARY LIND Minneapolis B. JEAN MARTIN Riverton, Wyo. Then be not coy, but use your time and while ye may, go marry. The grace of friendship, mind and heart, linked with their fellow, heart and mind. And yet a spirit, still and bright with something of angelic light. 10 LAUREL MICKELSON Osakis ’ 7 ‘ V CHERYL MIKKELSON —'— A Madelia . l H t f Through the heat of con- The little cares that fretted flict keeps the law in calm- me, I lost them yesterday. ness. 5 It matters not how straight the gait, I am the master of my fate. GAIL MOHN Minneapolis RUTH MORITZ Napolian, N. Dak. Laugh, and the world laughs with you. DELPHINE OLIVERA Minneapolis SHARON RING Minneapolis A dancing shape, an image gay, to haunt, to startle, and way lay. II The quality of mercy is not strained; It droppeth as the gentle rain. To things, not phantoms, let us cleave, the things that are more excellent. )id If I can stop or e heart from breaking, I shall not have lived in vain. SONJA SKARO Gaylord JOETTE SIMONSON Hastings LOUISE SMOLAK Minneapolis KATHE TEMPLE St. Paul EVY TESSMAN Minneapolis LA VERNA TESSMER Pillager As she grew and blossomed fair and tall, slowly rising to a loftier height. A perfect woman, nobly planned to warm, to comfort, and command. It is not wisdom to be only wise, but it is wisdom to believe the heart. 12 Children of life are we as we stand with our lives un carved before us. KAREN THORSON New London SANDRA TORKELSON Excelsoir Beautiful faces are those that wear, whole-souled honesty printed there. And her modest answer and graceful air show her wise and good as she is fair. The gains of science, gifts of heart; the sense of oneness with our kind. JOANNE VICK Rockford CLASS OFFICERS Kay Cahlin Vice President Sandra Torkelson President Evy Tessman Secretary -Treasurer 13 Preparing for graduation Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil. Capping Picnic at Karen's house 14 15 ,7 amors TOP ROW: M. Shonts, J. Bierman, C. Blauert, D. Frantz, P. Akers, D. Reed, S. Peters, M. Jensen, S. Swanson. MIDDLE ROW: B. Slivken, D. Ondracek, C. Skunberg, S. Goslinga, S. Thomp son, P. Johnson, L. Peitso, E. Lee, L. Larson, A. Snustad. BOTTOM ROW: M. Isackson, D. Price, G. Rothwell, S. Osmundson, L. Douglass, T. Bing, J. Pederson, V. Dumas, D. Yahn. Not pictured: K. Dahlke, C. Staricha. CLASS OFFICERS: President: Marilyn Shonts Vice-president: Anne Snustad Secretary -treasurer Doris Price 17 Jreshmen C. Chandler, D. Pehl, M. Harms. BOTTOM ROW: S. Robarge, B. Bagaas, G. Gardner, P. Grubhoffer, S. Oie, M. son, J. Frydenlund, K. Lovaasen. TOP ROW: V. Fell, J. Lidstone, P. Linder, C. Johnson, C. Oberg, L. Larson, F. Kuehn, C. Misch-ke, J. Ridley. MIDDLE ROW: J. Kirchner, A. Duffy, P. Marxen, S. Payne, M. Froem-ming, C. Mikesh, Han- TOP ROW: M. Junker, L. Clod-felter, M. Radi-schat, B. Kjome, J. Penhiter, J. Loftness, C. Sol-veson, J. Bon, S. Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: R. Kuether, J. Wilson, E. Carlson, M. Peterson, D. Lincoln, R. Sack-ett, B. Rengel, C. Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: S. Hove. M. Carlson. K. Reed, J. Balken, L. Malton, G. Malvick, CLASS OFFICERS: Vice-president - Faye Kuehn President - Delphie Lincoln Secretary-treasurer - Jan Lidstone K. Lindberg, S. Stueven. 18 19 Rita Born - Chaska Contagious smile with a winning way. Ruth Brobst - N. Dak. I'll try anything once or twice if I think I can get away with it. Patricia Grant - Windom When I’m gone who'll entertain the world. Betty Hanson - Wisconsin Don't let Betty's silent manner fool you. Donna Layton - Bryant, S. Dak. Neatness is the crowning glory of womanhood. Roxanne Madson - Wisconsin A good kid who thoroughly enjoys everything. Cheryl Sanford - Princeton Small in height but big in heart. Glenda Stai - Cass Lake Speech is great, but silence is greater. Barbara Trystead - S. Dak. A happy heart makes a happy friend. 20 FIRST ROW: FRESHMAN -- C. Silrum, J. Glowe, M. Plath, M. Mayarski, B. Pfremmer. SECOND ROW: SOPHOMORE — E. Ludin, P. Behrend, S. Mohror, M. Hagberg, T. Duncan, J. Enerson. NOT PICTURED: C. Ledeboer. Activities 23 FIRST ROW: S. Lemke, K. Dahlke, T. Bing. K. Cah-lin, B. Bagaas, M. Carlson, D. Olivera, C. Mikkelson, K. Anderson. SECOND ROW: S. Stueven, R. Moritz, M. Radischat, J. Loftness, G. Mohn, P. Johnson, B. Trygstead, P. Grant, S. Mohror, D. Price, A. Duffy, K. Lindberg, L. Tessmer, J. Balken. THIRD ROW: J. Ridley, F. Kuehn, P. Akers, S. Peters. M. Junker, S. Swanson, S. Torkelson, S. Williams, J. Lidstone, V. Fell. FIRST ROW: C. Lovaasen, J. Martin, J. Bangert, J. Kirch-ner, S. Oie, J. Pedersen, V. Dumas, P. Grubhoffer, K. Reed. SECOND ROW: G. Rothwell, R. Kuether, C. Skunberg, J. Penhiter, B. Kjome, K. Thorson, L. Smolak, M. Froem-ming, S. Thompson, L. Peitso, M. Petersen, E. Carlson, J. Wilson, M. Isackson. THIRD ROW: J. Bierman, M. Shonts, D. Reed, L. Larson, M. Jenson, C. Johnson, P. Linder, J. Bon, C. Solveson. CHOIR OFFICERS --Bookkeeper - Judy Pedersen President - Doris Price Secretary - Kay Cahlin Staff Christmas Party Harrington Hall BOTTOM ROW: M. Shonts, S. Torkelson, R. Libby -Secretary, L. Spielman - Advisor, P. Johnson - President, D. Reed - Treasurer, D. Lincoln. TOP ROW: P. Behrend, D. Price, D. Frantz, F. Kuehn, S. Peters, J. Simonson, R. Moritz, S. Thompson, K. Cahlin. Not pictured: S. Conyers - Vice President, B. Jenkins. S uc en Goancif Mrs. Imogene Schick Former Residence Director We wish to extend our thanks to Miss L. Spielman and Mrs. L Schick, former Residence Director of HCGH, who have worked so closely with the Student Council in managing student affairs. 26 JKinnesota Student Curses dissociation Q)ufture and Current vents Society Stucfent Council Tree trimming party Activities Carnival — 1964 Halloween — 1964 Many times during the year, General Hospital presented teas to honor staff members and students alike. Christmas — 1964 Sloppy Joe Sales — sponsored by the various classes every couple of months throughout the year. Picnics — sponsored by the Service League, various classes, the faculty, and individuals. 29 2) sas er Twenty-five seniors with some acting ability were needed. There has been an explosion at the Acme Chemical Company. Is everyone ready? Drill r7U ifie Jiospiia . . . To Main Two West Another fracture patient Oh, Louise! Everybody helps. Dead on Arrival 31 Only a simple dressing We need an extra bed. 32 71 nn uaf Staff Goff eft tors: KAREN ANDERSON EVY TESSMAN ffufftctty ancf Safes: Shirley Lemke Delphine Olivera Elizabeth Birch Cheryl Mikkelson La Verna Tessmer (not pictured) Sports: Gfasses: Kay Cahlin Sandra Torkelson 34 Oh, my God: I am aboui to begin the day’s work. Teach me to receive the sick in Thy name. Give to my efforts success, sweet Jesus, for the glory of Thy Holy Name. It is Thy work: Without Thee I cannot succeed. Grant that the sick Thou hast placed in my care may be abundantly blessed, and not one of them be lost because of anything that is lacking in me. Help Thou me to overcome every temporal weakness and strengthen in me whatever may enable me to bring the sunshine of joy to the lives that are gathered round me day by day. Make me beautiful within for the sake of Thy sick ones and those lives which will be influenced by them. Amen. - Anonymous - Are you comfy now? SBe iincf Scenes Ah, the quiet peacefulness of a hospital ward. A four thousand calorie diet? °h no. steak again? 36 Our home away from home away from home at Benson. You should see it on Sat. Such dependable elevators. 37 Swift County Benson Hospital TJou’re the tllCost: TALENTED; S. Conyers J. Martin R. Moritz PATRIOTIC; G. Mohn J. Bangert (Not Pictured) LIKELY TO SUCCEED; K. Temple •R. Libby S. Kane (Not Pictured) L. Mickelson (Not Pictured) ATHLETIC; S. Torkelson K. Cahlin S. Kuschel HARD-WORKING; S. Ring K. Thorson S. Lemke UNAVAILABLE; J. Simonson S. Skaro L. Smolak J. Vick 38 Jou Jhfaue i ie JC ces : WIT: B. Jenkins FACE: D. Olivera E. Birch C. Mikkeison AND YOU ARE THE FRIENDLIEST: B. Beck SMILE: E. Colligan E. Erickson LAUGH: J. Koch M. Lind M. Giving MANNER OF DRESS: L. Tessmer Within these halls that surround us all, There dwells a hallowed spirit. And every year that passes here Serves merely to endear it. We can't forget the hours we’ve spent, Our home away from home. You’ve sheltered us from storm and sun. May you never dwell alone. 40