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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1966 volume:

Uhe 3amp Jfennepin Gouniy ('Jenera Jfospiia Sc Zoof of DCursiny JR inn eap o is) JR inn eso a Ciass of 1966 Dedication We, the graduating class of 1966, dedicate this yearbook to the members of the Service League of Hennepin County General Hospital. We sincerely appreciate the many things they have done for us and our school of nursing such as scholarships, cultural activities, picnics, and MNSA membership funds, and for their many hours of work and service to the hospital. 2 director of Cursing ( ducation MRS. MAGDANZ, R.N. Kahler Hospital School of Nursing University of Minnesota, B.S. in Nursing Education Curs ny 7 r s MRS. BAIN. R.N. Cook County Hospital School of Nursing Columbia University, B.S. in Nursing Education. MRS. HOWE, R.N. University of Minnesota B.S., in Nursing Education. MRS. SMITH, R.N. University of Michigan B.S. in Nursing. 7Ka tern a ancf CewSorn Cursiny MISS HARDING, R.N. Broadlawns Polk County General Hospital University of Colorado, B.S. in Nursing University of Minnesota, M.Ed. 4 7Kec ical-c5urgica )Cursing , 2, ancf 3. Hr MRS. ANDERSON. R.N. University of Minnesota, B.S. in Nursing, M.Ed. MRS. MAKEPEACE, R.N. University of Minnesota, B.S. in Nursing Education MRS. BRUDVIK, R.N. Montana State College, B.S. in Nursing. MRS. McCREA, R.N. Abbott Hospital School of Nursing, University of Minnesota, B.S. in Nursing Education. 7our Dimensions of S urgica OCursing MRS. CORNFORD. Dietitian Colorado State University, B.S. Cook County General Hospital Internship. MISS ENGLESON, R.N. University of Minnesota, Instructor in Operating Room, Emergency Room, Post-Anesthesia Room. JJeJiairic OCursing MRS. KAWCZYNSKI, R.N. University of Minnesota, B.S. in Nursing Education. MISS SPIELMAN, R.N. Jackson Parks Hospital School of Nursing, University of Minnesota, B.S. in Nursing Education. 5 FIRST ROW: Drs. Paget, Kropp, Rachleff, May, Brown, Notske, Gehring, Boggs, Reinke, Beecher. SECOND ROW; Drs. Fahr, Payson, Kitzmiller, Gold, Zimmerman, Smeby, Bernstein, Eckerly, Coe, Raile. THIRD ROW: Drs. Stevens, Etzell, Nathenson, Merickel, Hoffman, Mulrooney, McGovern, Lunseth, Hinterkopf, Massey. FOURTH ROW: Dr. Tsai, Mr. Vogt, Acting Administrator, Drs. Duthoy, Bertheau, Miller, Dahlstrom, Hauser, Walker, Ettinger, Riley, Brandt, Weisberg, Anderson, Strandburg, Tackoor, Mr. Rockwell, Acting Administrator II, FIFTH ROW; Drs. N. Wells, Bendel, Van Oppen, DeVinck, Shapiro, Kulvahill, Trucker, Jerde, Winter, Kane, Jones. SIXTH ROW: Drs. I. Wells, Maier, Baraga, Strom, Engel, Schultz, Stillman, Torp, Shoen, Schrader, Stinson. CLASSES Seniors PATRICIA AKERS Her outstanding quality is that of being outstanding in everything she does. JOAN BIERMAN Ready wit and a great appetite for fun. CAROL BLAUERT Sparkling and gracious, so very vivacious. KAREN DAHLKE A friendly smile adds to her pleasant personality. LAURI DOUGLASS A girl of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. VIVIANNE DUMAS A good disposition is more valuable than gold. 8 THERESA EK Too good-hearted to be a sinner, too fun loving to be a saint. DONNA FRANTZ It is always spring in a heart full of love. SHARON GOSLINGA True to her word, her work and her friends. BARBARA GROBERMAN If ability and ambition assure success, then here is success. MARIAN ISACKSON What a sweet being in such a honest mind. MARJORIE JENSON A smile is worth a fortune, a laugh even more. 9 PEGGY JOHNSON In her single person she manages to produce the effect of a majority. LEILA LARSON There is a soft and pensive grace, a cast of thought upon her face. ELAINE LEE She has the rarest sense of all - - common sense. DIANNIA ONDRACEK The ornament of a serene quiet spirit. SHARON OSMUNDSON She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone. LORA INE PEITSO The true art of non-conformity is admired by all. 10 JUDITH PEDERSON Like a fountain, ever bubbling over. SARA PETERS The language of friendship in her eyes. DORIS PRICE A sunny disposition and an every ready smile. GEORGIA ROTHWELL Life is my college. May I graduate well and earn some honors. DIANE SCHMIDT A three fold plan - poise, personality, and perfection. MARILYN SHONTS Give the world your best, and the best will come back to you. II CLAUDIA SKUNBERG A stranger finds her friendly, not shy, with a twinkle of mischief in her eye. CAROLINE STARICHA She likes to like people, therefore people like her. SYLVIA THOMPSON A girl whose nice personality is a one-way ticket to success. DONNA YAHN Life is a great bundle of little things. HAZEL MILLER A friendly smile and an easy going manner. After a leave of absence, Mrs. Miller joined the Senior Class to complete her training. 12 (’ ass Officers C. BLAUERT, V. Pres., T. EK, Pres., V. DUMAS, Sec-Treas. (’ ass TZ oiio Our goal is success, our reward is happiness. 13 Student uniform Graduation uniform enior Problem Solving ! 2 ! Glamorous! HELP! Come join me— Packing for St. Peter. After a day’s work I ve overdrawn again! Patients? Lounging around Cjancficfs Togetherness We're halfway there! Di's and Terry's Shower Watermelon anyone? Florence! Only her hairdresser knows. Going my way. 15 Striping dinner 'Juniors FIRST ROW; M. Carlson, P. Grubhoffer, K. Reed, K. Lindberg, R. Kuether, G. Mal-vick, J. Kirchner, J. Balken, B. Bagaas, S. Robarge, S. Hove. SECOND ROW: J. Frydenlund, D. Lincoln, M. Peterson, A. Duffy, L. Clodfelter, R. Sackett, S. Payne, B. Kjome, C. Solveson, M. Radischat, J. Lidstone. THIRD ROW: B. Rengel, C. Mikesh, C. Chandler, D. Pehl, M. Harms, C. Johnson, C. Thompson, C. Mischke, M. Junker, L. Larson, F. Kuehn. NOT PICTURED: J. Bon, E. Carlson, S. Oie, J. Penhiter, J. Wilson, CLASS OFFICERS: Vice-President: BETTY BAGAAS, President: JEAN FRYDENLUND, Secretary-Treasurer: SANDRA OIE. 16 Smile! 17 Jreshi men FIRST ROW; D. Nelson, M. Gintner, M. Nierengarten, P. Mansour, L. Smith, J. Grassinger, K. Hamilton, D. Vait, SECOND ROW: J. Hall, B. Barnes, D. Larson, K. Cameron, S. Emerson, A. Koosman, B. McBain, E. Manthe, K. Pazucha, N. Dahl. THIRD ROW: C. Bye, M. Olson, J. Groenwald, C. Lund D. Tigges, P. Christiansen, J. Westbrook, L. Judkins. NOT PICTURED: L. Barthels, I. Benson. FIRST ROW: R. Harrington, L. Jacobson, S. Carlson, J. Eckberg, A. Mendel, L. Loftness, J. Koob, P. Parks. SECOND ROW: L. Walterson, G. Miedema, S. Meyer, G. Ostern, B. Nelson, M. Sampson, M. Ripley, L. Dean, L. Resch. THIRD ROW: M. Christman, D. Tritabaugh, J. Carter, P. Sjoblom, B. Dylla, J. Neitge, C. Borow-ski, W. Wright. CLASS OFFICERS: A. MENDEL, Secretary-Treasurer L. LOFTNESS, Vice-President M. SAMPSON, President. Those new hairdos! What antics we go through! Will I ever make it through finals? ___ Practicing the bed shampoo A new hat! After the day is over -let us rest in peace i 19 (’ ass 7. Jo A Activities Studying the human anatomy Using the Medical Library Learning operating Assisting in the Emergency Room room techniques 20 c ucfen Gouncif ( FIRST ROW: D. Schmidt. Sec. S. Thompson, Pres., M. Shonts, V.-Pres., T. Ek. K. Dahlke, S. Peters, C. Skunberg, A. Duffy, K. Lindberg. SECOND ROW: J. Fry denlund, L. Larson, G. Ostern, R. Sackett, L. Loftness, M. Sampson STANDING: M. Junker, Treas., D. Lincoln, Pres-Elect. Not Pictured: D. Frantz, J. Penhiter Miss Spielman, Advisor for Student Council, takes time to check the minutes from the last meeting. Trimming the Christmas tree on main floor of Harrington Hall are members: T. Ek, C. Skunberg, K. Dahlke, and M. Shonts. 22 CATHOLIC STUDY GROUP GAt oir FIRST ROW: J. Newcomb, D. Vait, J. Grassinger, L. Smith, S. Robarge, J. Koob, L Loftness, SECOND ROW: T. Ek, E. Manthe, G. Malvick, J. Frydenlund, K. Lind-berg, R. Kuether, S. Osmundson. THIRD ROW; C. Lund, S. Mohror, J. Miedema, J. Lidstone, G. Ostem, S. Thielen, B. Kjome, L. Judkins. FOURTH ROW: M. Christman, D. Schmidt, S. Peters, J. Bierman, F. Kuehn, C. Bye, L. Larson. Choir Director, Mr. Robert Mantzke Advisor, Mrs. Marianna McCrea FIRST ROW: M. Gintner, A. Mendel, S. Hove, J. Balken, M. Carlson, P. Grubhoffer, K. Dahlke. SECOND ROW: J. Kirchner, L. Jacobson, P. Behrend, A. Duffy, S. Meyer, L. Resch, L. Dean, A. Koosman. THIRD ROW: C. Skunberg, S. Thompson, M. Peterson, M. Harms, B. Nelson, B. Barnes, D. Larson, S. Emerson. FOURTH ROW: S. Swanson, M. Junker, J. Groenwald, B. Dylla, B. Sjoblom, M. Raidischt, C. Borowski. CHOIR OFFICERS: S. Swanson, Sec.-Treas., M. Junker, Librarian, M. Carlson, Pianist, L. Larson, Pres. Choir Practice. 25 TKinnesota yCurses Siucfent Association JCa iona JICXS rA Clonoention in San ran cisco 1965 Oufture ana (lament oents Society Advisor: Miss June Engleson Innuaf cS. iaJ-J K. Dahlke, Co-Editor, Mrs. Kawczynski, Advisor, C. Publicity, Sales and Typing: SEATED: L. Douglass, C. Staricha, E. Lee, STANDING: D. Yahn, D. Ondracek and M. Jenson Photographers: SEATED: D. Frantz, M. Shonts, S. Peters, STANDING: S. Thompson, Junior Assistants, M. Junker, M. Carlson. Skunberg, Co-Editor. Copy and Layout: P. Akers, V. Dumas, C. Blauert, and J. Bierman. c Student Freshman Initiation Lounge popcorn party Class Bake Sale And more penalties. A 2A.M. exercises for initiation Class Sloppy-Joe Sale Activities Group Singing Service League Picnics Christmas Parties Tricks or Treats! 29 Come with me to the Halloween Party! Ready for Halloween Sunbathing Going to Elliot Park for an afternoon of skating. Baseball On a picnic For the lazy ones, watching television 30 31 Going on a bicycle ride. Tennis Medical librarians Chaplain Beebe V)e iincf the c Scenes Our administrator, Mr. Paul Vogt. Ladies at the desk 32 Synnova Medical Staff Dining Room Ambulance drivers at work X-Ray Department Miss Rachel Knipe, Health Service 33 St. Peter Dormitory Dr. Eduardo Villegas T(j)£ai 7s a S uc en OCurse? BETWEEN THE INNOCENCY OF AN ENTRANCE EXAM AND THE DIGNITY OF A R.N. THERE COMES A DELIGHTFUL CREATURE CALLED THE STUDENT NURSE. . . S.N. They come in assorted sizes, weights, and shapes, but they all have the same creed—to enjoy every second of every hour of every day, off duty or on, and to protest with griping (their only weapon) when their hours of work are over and their instructors are on their coffee breaks. 34 Instructors on their coffee breaks. Student nurses are found everywhere, underneath or jumping through, swimming from or running over. Patients love them, R.N. 's boss them, orderlies ignore them, doctors tolerate them, and nothing protects them. A student nurse is truth with blood on her uniform, beauty with gloves on her hands, wisdom with penicillin in her hair, and a future with scissors in her pocket. Doctor, that s the third time that patient fell off the cart. 35 Truth, beauty, wisdom, and most certainly a future. To a doctor a student nurse is-an inconsiderate, questioning and intruding jangle of noise. When you want her to make an impression she becomes a sadistic giggling creature who's bent on wasting as much time as possible, and sleeping through classes. A student nurse has the appetite of a horse, the energy of a soap suds enema, the lungs of a switchboard operator, the sharpness of a scalpel, the audacity of a nurse's aide, and when she gives a pill she has 5 thumbs on each hand. 40 winks during the lecture. If we keep this up, we’ll look like horses! Inconsiderate, jangle of noise. When you want her to make an impression: (Oh well, it has been three years!) 36 5 thumbs on each hand. She likes good food, vacations, money from home, love stories, doctors, music, water in its natural state, telephone calls, and days off. She's not much for books, surgical attire, hair nets, study hours, the metric system, doctor's lectures, care plans, and campuses. Good Food! Money from home 5 minute limit! Vacations A student nurse likes music. Ripping up care plans. 37 Nobody is so early to rise and so late to bed. Nobody else can cran into one day: 5 enemas, 12 complete bed baths, 3 trips to the nursing office, 4 trips to the pharmacy, rounds with the doctors, 3 dozen A PC’s, put together a uniform, polish her shoes, stay out until 12:00 and still get along with her roommate. A student nurse is a magical creature—you can campus her but you can’t make her stay out of trouble, so you might as well give up. She's your maid, your porter, and your friend. She's a fun loving bundle of noise, but when she gets off duty with aching feet and a tired back, she’ll drop into bed and tell her roommate good night with with these famous words, Wake me at six! (Anonymous) Wake me at six! Auto jrap is THE NURSE The world grows better year by year, Because some nurse in her little sphere, Puts on her apron and grins and sings, And keeps on doing the same old things. Longing for home and all the while, Wearing the same old professional smile, Blessing the new born babe's first breath. Closing the eyes that are still in death. When we lay down our caps and cross the bar, Oh Lord, will you give us just one little star To wear in our crowns with our uniforms new, In that city above, where the Head Nurse is you. Anonymous 40 a. • • • u' 1 •I-'V. ■ O a®h - Ha • '•'  r y % f«• ir% f- •' • • v{ . % ■ ■ Y1 v • • M,.. .V £ ! S‘ v •• . A . ' ,A V :.: - .. ,v ■  . S' ;• ' • , - • .H. i a , .- • • A ; S .. . .. -3 ; • A «« . v ... 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