Iowa Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing - Sola Fide Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1961 volume:

errr ens rere nme OESIUESY PIE LPP PSTIT IIE: er eee SRE SE ES DSO IPF APD PALAIS IIPS LTS ws | a Ys ay Ls a ¥ ve 6 { y. ‘tas i a a Dear Lord and Heavenly Father, help me this night, I pray, To go about doing my duties in a Christian way. Help me to care for others, forgetting myself all the while, Doing the work of the Master, cheerfully with a smile. Fill my heart with the riches that come from a loving soul, The joys, the pain, the fulfillment, knowing; 'tis Thy will. In the night's long darkness and early morning hours, Shine Thy light upon me. Be my guiding star. Give to me understanding, help me to do the right, Strengthen me with courage to work through this long night. Whenever death surrounds me and means of pain I hear, Cause them to fall, dear Lord, on a sympathetic ear. Let all my prayers be answered, as by some bed I stand Holding an ever searching, weak, pathetic hand. Impart some measure of the strength that is in me To all these ailing people. Cause them some day to see God as the giver of life, man's most precious gift. God takes it, maintains it, gives it, all for Love of thee. Thanks, Lord, for my many blessings, for all the joys of life, Which are so abundantly given when we walk in Thy guiding light. We, the cl ass of 1961, dedicate our Sola Fide to the memory of our classmate JEAN MARIE FITZ After a brief illness, Jean succumbed to poliomyeli- tis on July 3, 1959, Jean will always have a special place in each of our hearts, Sometimes we can't quite understand Our Great Creator's way, When He takes a life so young and leaves one withered, old, and gray. Whose life work seems finished, perhaps is waiting for the call While that life so young and tender held so much here for us all. Then sometime I get to thinking perhaps this world down here below, Is just a flower garden where God's flowers live and grow. And perhaps when God is lonely, like us, He loves to roam In His garden, gathering flowers just to beautify His home. Tho' He takes the full-bloom flowers, drooped and withered that need His care, Still He needs a bud or blossom to scatter, with them, here and there. So He takes a few choice blossoms, just the rarest He can find, God needs them up in Heaven, while others are left behind. President: KAREN WALDSTEIN Vice President: CAROL GRACE Secretary: JO McINTOSH Treasurer; LUANNE KNUTSON FLOWER; Lavender Rose COLORS; Lavender and White SONG: I'll Walk With God MOTTO: For it is in giving that we receive, Class Advisor MISS JEGTEVIG MARILYN ADKINS Mason City, Iowa BERNEIL ANTONE Manning, Iowa C. JEAN BULLARD Des Moines, Iowa KAREN CAMERON Ames, Iowa JUDY CARSTENS Manilla, Iowa SUZANNE CASKEY Des Moines, Iowa BEVERLY CHRISTENSEN Coon Rapids, Iowa MARGARET COOPER Colfax, Iowa MARGARET ANN COVEY Jefferson, Iowa MARLEEN DRAIN Burlington, Iowa JUDY ELLERMAN Webster City, Iowa AUDREY GEYER Odebolt, Iowa CAROL GRACE Des Moines, Iowa KATHRYN HABERER Waterloo, Iowa KAREN HELLE Humbolt, Iowa BEVERLY JOHNSON Kiron, Iowa LUANNE KNUTSON Jewell, Iowa AVA LEE Ames, Iowa ELAINE LUNDQUIST Stratford, Iowa JO McINTOSH Madrid, Iowa DEANNEA MELINE Des Moines, Iowa MARY LOU MEYER Iowa Falls, Iowa DONNA PADELLFORD State Center, Iowa AUDREY PAGEL Webster City, Iowa NANCY PAULSON Grimes, Iowa JUDITH J. PEDERSON Ringsted, Iowa DONNA PETERSON Aurelia, Iowa SANDRA PHILLIPS Solon, Iowa CONNIE POLICH Johnston, Iowa JANET RASMUSSON Nevada, Iowa SANDRA REYNOLDS Des Moines, Iowa KAY ROBSON Guthrie Center, Iowa CAROL SEGEBART Manilla, Iowa DIANE STORBY Ames, Iowa TWYLA SUNDERMAN Clarinda, Iowa MARLYS SWANSON Gowrie, Iowa LYNN TVEDT Massena, Iowa KAREN WALDS TEIN Marathon, Iowa SENA WHITMAN Clarion, Iowa ELAINE WILLIAMS Des Moines, Iowa remember when... We could only go home once a month? Our clothes weren't too tight? We all agreed on something ... Graduation uniforms! !! We liked the food? We were young and innocent? Toni's patient thought the hopper was a bathtub? Dr. Hughes and Jack Marsh looked alike ... eh, Tweetie? Only ONE girl was engaged and we were excited? Mary Lou asked Dr. Hoffman if the needle was too rusty? Jody got locked in the janitor's closet with a bath basin? George avenged all students? We had green pea soup after cat lab? Bev Johnson handed Dr, Ely, Dr. Drew's charts... ouch!!! We hitch-hiked from G. V.? Jean B. lubricated the HANDLES of the baby forceps? Dee went to Hawaii? We barbecued 35 chickens? Jody gave shots detoured through her finger? We could only have three electrical appliances in our rooms? Twyla was Miss SNAI?” We gave Mrs. Hough a surprise anniversary party? We fought for capping? Marilyn became a citizen? Juhl said she'd never get married? (United in matrimony, Dec. 3, 1960.) It took at least a half hour to pin into our uniforms? We had 56 classmates? It took an hour to clean a unit? Kitty was going to join the WAVES and let the world see her? Sena's hair was many colors? Judy C. and Jo practiced climbing the windows and got caught? Everyone lived in closets after 10:30? Dr. Shinkle asked us the difference between a man and a woman and we didn't know? We took and retook and retook and retook the Pharmacology tests? We weren't allowed to ride the elevator? We cleaned our rooms for the accreditors? We had a snow ball fight with the interns? Nobody had contacts? Red ants weren't? Dr, Allion taught Dr. Rahman how to drive? We got to move to Sth floor? Marvin, the Dragon, was created? Elvis invaded our Halloween party? We had cultural efforts? We learned how to file at the Health Center? A Pepsi was a nickel? Six Seniors were ready to deliver at once in O,B. ? Nancy P. used a string to get in at night? We went to departments? Tweetie fainted while taking a rectal temp? We were finally reunited as a class? We were accused of having Senioritis? We had coffee pots and then we didn't? Judy C. was a true Goldilocks with a broken rocking chair? (Diet, anyone) We played the oujia board and predicted our futures? We worked 2 hours a week? George “fell” for Dr. Dubansky? Karen C, displayed vulgar affection? August 9th, 1961, arrived! !!1!11111!! Sandy P. received accented telephone calls? We became 21, one by one? what if... Nancy P. didn't get at least one phone call every day? Pepsi hadn't been invented for Sandra R. ? The Bobsey Twins were separated? Our Mixers were a success? Care studies and IPR's were abolished? We went to bed early? We didn't know how to play bridge? Everyone washed their dishes after using the kitchen? Jo, Marlys, and Karen W. didn't blush? We took our pop bottles back immediately? Avie hadn't heard of “Light and Bright? Pete didn't know how to sing? We knew anything other than nursing? WE COULDN'T COMPLAIN???? Kay's hair was black and Coop's was red? Vera, Elaine, Margaret, Audrey, and Judy had decided to remain single? Bride magazines hadn't been invented for Marleen, Audrey P., Diane S., Luanne, and Janet? Donna H. couldn't sew? Connie had short legs? The three girl harem hadn't had Shorty? See Se oS SBMS gees od Le es 706 Parnell Auenne Bes Moines, Joma PO ig paler Ue wt hy AS ing ee: ee Vy, VEOs ee ae. Fate. oF Ue PEER TS le ey, Sp ames: Jirr-Le—, 7 bb £r7Ae- ee rete” or eee Aap 2a eee a Merrion be eg ed hoe Diam ee a, eee CPL eee ALLL 1g OW “WD Gand, how ae gna cmd” S, CA - nce t wuhial I ae CA COLE Ke , ny athe ; comes Tire wee Leap’ Vreoe a seh OA Ly pene LeypartrianZe, acne s GE fermen cdeicceagis Ata BELG AEES 5 POEL, p WHEE Cf Mow ite los, pum Te (a We ee Zs Ucaneheg age df! Dep Hoe. ftp“ Der Oe ’ ds nap a apa: See” cw worn atl of ae he Te) ate 5 Ge CLS; pe Co Ae HOUSEMOTHERS ; Mrs, Hough Mrs, Errett Mrs, Douglas MAIDS and JANITOR; Mrs, Christensen Mrs. Jollisse Pappy Engelbritsen LIBRARIAN; Mrs. Verhoef CHAPLAIN: Rev. Turnquist SECRETARIES; Mrs. Price Mrs. McRea STUDENT HEALTH: Dr. Reed Mrs. Wallace oe a FRONT ROW: L. Koester, J. Manners, A. Ernst, E. DeBoer, J. Lauck, J. Michealson, SECOND ROW: E. Morlan, C. Mc Donough, J. Taylor, J. Gee, L. Knutson, N. Schaffer. THIRD ROW: R. Holtorf, K. Henry, M. Peterson, J. Johnson, S. Thompson, M. Willows, FOURTH ROW: J. Petty, M. Schwan- kee, J, Braida, J. Steinsland, T. Lund, S. Brock, A. Vander Wal, S. Stevens, A. Sogard, L. Mohn, K. Maakested, J. Wassenarr. FIFTH ROW: B. Hard, R. Ralston, M. Swanson, D. Robinson, C. Swenson, S. Schrum, S, Cummings, M. Hanson, S. Amosson, E. Von Gorp. We're Juniors, is our happy cry Half way through, is our exuberant sigh The look behind us at what we've done Wondering if the battle will ever be won. We remember the tests in Med-Surg Two The late hours kept when care studies were due. The fun we had at our parties and such And look forward to Departments very much. Yes, daytime, evenings, night duty, too We experienced them all in uniforms blue But as we fall into bed each night We dream of the day we'll be working in white. a Do freshmen FIRST ROW: S. Elder, L. Dobson, M. Powell, D. Womacks, J. Harris, R. Wirtjes, C. Hostetter, J. Rhine, C. Harris, V. Daly, S. Stoneking. SECOND ROW: J. Schiedeman, V. Weiss, S. Covault, S. Johns, B. Young, C. Lun- deen, R. Peterson, D. Kuhl, J. Hult, M. Lerdal, S,. Chivers. THIRD ROW; K. Crovisier, C, Heath, S. Fible, L. Butske, J. Sime, F. Webb, J. YandenBerg, M. Alleman, M. Neubauer, B. Branning, A. Watson, FOURTH ROW: L. Good- laxson, F, Dryfhout, J. Neary, D. Jones, P, Simmons, N. Murchison, C. Ha- milton, J. Richmond, L. Miller, P. Carlson, K. Fechner, S. Mahlstedt. We're Student nurses - we came in September, Now these are the days we too will remember. We P.C.'s from 1 lL. H. foundiatiGuy Ca. Psychology, anatomy, and then there was chemis- try. Second term we added micro and sociology, Finals? - About that I guess we all agree. Back at the dorm we heard Here comes a cab! And how anxiously we awaited our precious cat lab, Up early in the morning for fundamentals class; Then off to work and to study so we'd pass, Then comes the time we all appreciate - Study hours for P.C.'s; they last from 6 to 8, Now there's very little left for us to tell, Except that we enjoy it all, and we think every- one's been swell. grandview MARVIN JESSEN Anatomy-Physiology, Microbiology ROBERT BURHAM Chemistry WILBUR WILLIAMSON Sociology Science Building . Picture Available EARL FITZ Psychology Ma O o BS % mw £ es | (ep {e) suo = oF) z = alee, m Ear z © ay Pa gs x cs fo) a a ¢ ; a x BH 3 Q A = ae i 2 aot GY 2 Rat OS a 3 Mm a S Se A Be . Laos, of 7967 ow. Lis ay, Osp Lol ie P0f of — , “Sing a fr, Les Pais. Len thet, Bring Sh “Raf A a Lhe ay aay. of Ane ak 2tr. Oe Ocf tr x = oe 1 72 Anh Lk TO). Ole. 1G activities Picture — ZNot Available _ Executive Board Advisory Board DR. FATLAND DR. HELSETH MRS. WALLACE MISS ALSPACH FIRST ROW: M. Lerdall, D. Jones, K. Crovisier, J. Sime, V. Wiess, J. Hult, D. Kuhl, C. Lundeen, SECOND ROW: S. Covault, D. Wommanks, R. Wirtjes, D. Heath, S. Stoneking, J. Harris, M. Powell, S. Elder, S. Mahlstedt. THIRD ROW: C. Hamilton, J. Richman, N. Murichson, D. Simmons, F. Dryfhout, B. Branning, K, Fechner, M. Allemen, M. Newbauer, J. Neary, F. Webb, L. Miller, S. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: C. Harrison, J. Rhine, J. Vandenberg, A. Watson, P. Carlson, S. Chivers, J. Scheidiman, R. Peterson, L. Butzke, S. Filble, L. Goodlaxson, B. Young, V. Daly, C. Hostetter. Bee SWIMMING TENNIS Coach: CLARK MILLER. FIRST ROW: A. Sogard, S. Amoson, S. Cummings, M. Swanson, J. Wassener, J. Michealson, SECOND ROW; E. Morlan, S. Covoult, D. Jones, J. Richman, J. Neary, L. Butzke, L. Mohn, R. Peterson, : = f= = 2S = if TERE TAPE S88 administration F. A. HANSON Administrator PETER HAVILAND Assistant Administrator NELLIE OSTERLAND Director of Nursing MYRL ALSPACH Educational Director Department Instructors MISS CUETO MRS. FORNEY MRS. BUNTEN Evening Instructor MRS. ALLEMAN PreClinical Instructors MISS TURNQUIST MRS, PIKE MRS. CARLSON Clinical Instructors MRS. HET ZEL MISS SNELL MISS BLAIR MISS JEGTEVIG department Operating Room Recovery Room Night Nurses MRS. PETERSON and MRS. LORENZ Evening and Night Supervisors personnel 2 East and West 3 East and West 4 West 6th Floor MRS, PICKENS MISS BINGAMEN and MRS. 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