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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1963 volume:

1 I ,X f JZWVZ WWW fu 1 D L P r Q 3 , , , Y v N i . I 1111 1' lluszcrzf ,1 ' LUWRLH HOSHYM , -1 M ' J' .3 ' A 'lu A 131.3 -, Q Nf'7Z!?,Jr I .hi ,Q lozf 0fz1ffz+ 2f,x.,5 'xi ,A fir, W Musical Moments to Remember - x IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL QCHQQ1, OF nuisxuc wxgw' ,tl g , M ' ' 'Uv ' Wifi, , The Senior Class of Iowa Lutheran School of Nursing Presents 1963 SOLA FIDE Dedication iff f 'Fi Mrs. Beth Wallace, Director of Student Health, Class of '63's Advisor for the past three years, it is to you that we dedicate the 1963 Sola Fide. You are a woman of remarkable personality, effortless charm, and serene inspiration. To you we came with our problems, our hopes, and our tears, seeking solace and finding encourage- ment. when the memory of our nursing education days has faded there will be something which lingers something which you have imparted to us . . . an in- sight into the richness of serving humanity. fx 1 'f:0Q: - Ackzzozucfleclgerrzefzl mkry' P-Q Q .., Because of her years of sincere service we offer our thanks to MISS EFFIE SNELL who has worked endlessly in preparing young lives for the richness of a nursing career and a satisfying life. I '- wa K 6 Administration F, A, HANSEN Administrator xi 5.-i NELLIE OSTERLUND Director of Nursing DAVID BROWN Assistant Administrator MYRL ALSPACH f Educational Director 'ibm 1. MRS. BENGFORT Child Health Nursing MISS CARPENTER Maternal Health Nursing MISS BUHRMAN Psychiatric Nursing MRS. VAN ROEKEL Psychiatric Nursing 5 1 CHAPLAIN SCHMIDT if MISS BLAIR Mcdicai-Surgical Nursing MRS, HETZEL Medical-Surgical Nursing MISS IEGTEVIG Medical-Surgical Nursing MISS SNELL Medical-Surgical Nursing Jin.. MRS. ASHBY Surgical Nursing I I I I I I I I I I I LA l 7 fzl .1 YxiO'I I'Og sorta, COLL HRS: 5:11 Y-'.' H215 What? in cz Cap? I was thinking back to my high school days. And how nursing had entered my mind. And I thought of the caps and the treatment trays, And the letters R. N. I would sign. I thought of the uniforms white as can be, And the pin with the letters engraved. Yet, how could I know, or how could I see That nursing's a road that you paved. It isn't your name, it isn't your looks Or your voice, or your hair or your eyesg It isn't just marks, or it isn't just books, Or the early hours you rise. It's the smile that a patient has when you're done, It's the Thank you he gives for his life. It's the cry of the newborn as he becomes one Of the-great new world and its strife. It's the mother whose family awaits her return Or the father who's too young to die. It's the 'big' and the 'little' things that you learn It's the many times you ask 'why'?'. It isn't the cap but the head underneath That makes the nurse what she is. It's not the black band or the high honored seat. It's the heart that she gives with all this. - J. Lynch God's gift to me is my I-HC: What I do with Illy life is my gift LO God, Minster I.cr Mc Walk with Thee lirowzr and Gold Bronze Mum I ' f ' if FLOREN1 S She was be all truly grear President was born. '-:Alix ,i ,'.'A f -, J t - 1 if SHERRY COVAULT A sunbeam took shape when she X I KJYVL A 5 PMSA' A A-in-,QQ I MQJEWWG t l s 4 SUSAN MAHLSTEDT Vice-President Q r Love is a jewel that wins the - world. FLORENCE DRYFHOUT Secretary She was beautiful and simple as all truly great nurses are. SHARON STONEKING Treasurer Whose little body lodg'd a mighty mind. 5 l E L. I l I 7 'I . . l v l . I P . 1 LJ 5 ' s r ff f f ,f'1Ufvy?2 hop! 3 3 n 9 . l - 1 l l 5 Q l i . ', fttywjwdl I M' 1-ff l l Aj l 3 W A it 'N-.. . MARSHA ALLEMAN I came here to be dis- tracted by men - not to study. LORRAINE BUTZKE Life is one great? thing after another. PA TRICIA CARLSON The female knee is a joint - not an entertain- ment. KAREN cnovrsrsrz My true love hath my heart and I have his. -wr' YI' fl, 3 'Ku' px Wi sq-uv, , JM 05 UQ' I ZAWQ0 Q is is fv- rr 1 T7 ,1 ULU ,M ,AM -fd! 1 if MW M 4, ' fj' X '. Q- 4 ERN -5. A W G, may Ml U 'LF M f VIRGINIA DA LY The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. LINDA DOBSON Small... but so is a stick of dynamite. CONI Glad Q CARCI If G00 Surely I G 1,- 4 -1 'bv' S Efw DALY 11Ongs to ho keeps rBSON C. so y K! Qf we f ,- P X ,ESU AP r mg,-if CU R iy y yy-, eiijifgff Xllff??ffl: l V UL KAREN FECHNER Oh for june ol' 'rj-1, I petualjsolitnde. 4 ffwfl , L Lv' SALLY Fll,Bl.E 1 y L I .1 A 'J L I , ,Lf Riclpand rare was the 1 Ly 7 gernitihlu wore, 0 pl' dj' pff' bt, ' nf- 4, JL -A A .X lf .1 ll r f ' L !!! I 'X xlxzrp 73 ,JI 4 , J 1' LINDA GOODLAXSON Hold it, everybody! think I'm going to say something. .TACQU ELINE HARRIS I y lg! CONNEE HARRISON Glad am I that I live CAROL HOSTETTER If God loves all men, surely I can love a dozen. A friendly smile, a helping hand, a thought for each is her command ff r dread thc prospect of per- 1 - -g 1i'?'J . I I 4 I at I: A 1 G i I I I JOYCE HULT A living example of perpetual motion. SANDRA JOHNS f-:1T ' X Cupid has bound me fast. ,v J ff 'Ai M M iffffff DONNA KUHL The more I see of boys the better I like my dog. '05 COLEEN LU NDEEN She has a great mind and runs it by herself. , Iv L YM, 1369 if GR ,R O-gy! LX E 5 I I 'I Q. H -4'-f--f--1---11 QDW We If if LINDA MILLER She was composed - an R Qs independent woman of the world. NORMA MURCHISON Oh for a seat in some LP K cr, I rbfiiavk, pvfx I poetic nook! if JJ ti My GK Q I - Q . I x 2 Ii 1 f .W Z1 L x I DA RL. But mg haPPY hur DELORES The gf the P0Wer ,,,,,., .ll If , 6 t1LLR posed ' at mari of the LCHISUN in some ...Irs ji L L. ig Q DARLENE SIMMONS But most she loved a happy human face. DELORES IONES SNEDDEN The great mind knows the power of gentleness. nxfywfl IO ANN NE.-XRY This was the third year. I hope Good Luck lies in odd numbers. MARILYN NEUBAUER Her cheeks were kissed by angels, but the devil's in hcr eyes. RITA PETERSON Oh birds be still! She's going to sing. JEAN RICHMAN The quiet mind is richer than a crown. ,au , 4 Ulfwjyqy , MM QA 1 Ag: Hy WW 3 eye up I MW H Wtotyw, 10 JJ Of , V 36 IUDITH VANDENBERG She's the ornament of her sex. ALSIE WATSON Late hours are not good for one, but very good for 'I IWO. ll I, df Ln ,USAC gm I ,Mx IJ ,U f bbb ,S-F XV, ll i N U U Yiwu: OJ U fl of Jpfflicici wrziss N. .1 fl I i. . l l ,. wwf rig i Q tlwlig r v 4 'Fei rf' 4'f ', eww X M... . - ,J J wk JV U J f by Conscience is but a word Ll UW J that cowards use. ' ' exp g 5 l norvm wrrmss I I NFL? I have found that sitting S in a place where you've P never sat before can be in- spiring. 'f r l fl IC 5 S ' AC ,X C PD da DONNA womixcxs SU' th l If we make religion our D3 i business, God will make it H14- our blessedness. fir s. I be 'Nrf 'P fr!! BARBARA YOUNG , lf! v I Blushing is the coin- , plexion of virtue. 9 A if , N . ,W . c J 5 pf ff? I yf Ml! . I-. ., J U IL 5, 'L ' 'lx 'I 1' r , --f ,N A LV l , A ii. PM I l l e SIA WOMACKS 0 make Ieilgwn I gedlless' RBARA YOUNG ring is l lll will male ll the Com' Senior Class .History Is there any senior hor .-.f ill ever forget September ll, lQt30'.' A day which was an experience in itself, yet only the beginning ofa new world of experiences. Our first night was spent asking ourselves, What am l doing here'? Everybody was missed by someone. Linda M, 's dog howled for three nights after she left home. In our second week at I, L, H, we made the first of many long hikes to Grandview - 1. 7 miles to be exact. It didn't take long to realize that there were easier ways to get there than walking. Hitchhiking was developed into a fine art by Alsie W. , Darlene S., Barb Y., Norma M., and Ronda W. Initia- tion week found half of the class on their knees in the middle of East Ninth praising the juniors. We spent a lot of time with our smelly cats, and most of us became pretty familiar with the little beasts, that is with the exception of Connee H., who even in the final exam, couldn't tell the hims from the hers. Many hours were spent in the nursing laboratory practicing procedures for that big day when we could spend two whole hours with the patients. We finally got our uniforms, but even in her extra small, we almost lost Sharon S. Marsha A. will never forget her first patient or her first day at work. Did he think you were a little tired, Marsha? Each group of pre-testers did a lot for our morale. We finally found someone who knew less about the hospital than we did. Coleen L. became very proficient at bluffing her way through guided tours. Delores J. and Jo N. brought down the house at the Valentine party with their interpretation of young love, and Donna K. taught us the finer points of romance as Juliet, but from the looks of their left hands, the real experts were Sally F. , Joyce H., and Susan M. On the iciest day of the winter, February 19, 1961, First Lutheran Church was the scene of our capping ceremony. Even though the weather proved unfavorable, this day was one of the most inspirational and memorable days in our student life. For a time, certain members of our class seemed accident prone. A stray radiator cost Pat C. four stitches, and somehow Marilyn's arm went through the window in her door. Newspaper coverage was given to Judy V. as Iowa Dairy Princess, and to Jackie H. for her fifty dollar kiss. Although it didn't make the headlines, another big event occurred when Ginny D. became the first member of our class to turn twenty-one. That party will long be remem- bered. fifuf- . ' Everybody has their own way of acquiring those twenty-four demerits. If Rita P could just help Karen C. remember to sign out, perhaps Karen could hel Rita remember to record her weight each ITIOHIU- p ,- ' ' ht hour days from two hour weeks, we re- Along mth the increase to eig ceived the title of Freshmen. This lasted for three months at which time we became Juniors. Our junior year included care studies, classroom lectures by doctors along with their helpful hints clinically. The social highlight for this year again included bad weather. The theme of Sayonara was used for our banquet at the Holiday Inn followed by a dance in our new auditorium. After nine months of general medical-surgical experience we anxiously ....-.... started our year of departments. Florence D. seemed to be Dr. Hayne's special scrub nurse for 3:00 a. m craniotomies. Surgery also included simpler procedures. Linda D. , did you ever learn to test gloves? It does take talent. Karen F. and Lorraine B. also found it difficult to return from lunch on time. While in Pediatrics Vicki W. seemed susceptible to a certain disorder common to that department. This kept Vicki away from work, but Linda G. was isolated in the formula room for long periods of time. Special formulas seemed to be the fad. Clean R. found that autoclaving was the best way to destroy germs, but it doesn't do anything very glamorizing for plastic horses.J Carol H. had Dr. Nord falling for her in Obstetrics. You wouldn't get soap on the floor if you scrubbed over the scrub sink, Carol. Sandy I. be- came accustomed to deliveries in the middle of the night. This seemed the only way for her to acquire her scrubs. Care study deadlines proved to be a problem in departments too. Donna W. had two whole minutes to spare before her deadline. Each of us will carry individual memories of Knoxville through the years. With ourselves as the only tool with which to work, we all gained a new and lasting prospective, Planning and anticipation seemed to be the key words of our senior year. Through our many activities and responsibilities, we were ably led by our senior class president, Sherry C, As the end of these three years draws near, we realize that we will 'W'-'Cf f0YQCl, DOI be able to say good-bye to the experiences that will forever be a part of each of our lives. l 1 l l 1 merits. CH Could 5, we re me we tures by The ved by nxiously il-an :00 a. m. id you L also sorder da G. nulas 1 to Jrses.J ldr1't I. be- 1 the we a before he dla or d by 11 -ever l,f1f!mlf1.s.w1f II 'X li. K' 7 Climb Erefx' Jwozuztaizz' E. ,,... --l ' i - ju. zz Lo rs ---- -MW-W-we -- r 'i CC'H'l A gwtmfqsmi W A Q CQST ,,.' CNW: L' . Q l I 4 Q big fav ' 3 if . . K A ,,,, , ng' f V. G E - 7 2 , Q. x N 7:-' fy U . T X 4 il l V I VJ . 1 N 1 V , - 1 v K ,! Y' ' 1 'A 9 1- br Al fax F, ij, 1 1 Aug, , . If-oe' X I cvs, :av ' x 'A' I V r l 4, ' l Z- Q W , 5- 1 V 1 y I i N ,V V 2 ' , , ,. I 1' Ni. 4 C Q '29 1 175 ' W . - ROW lg L, Anthony, A. Jensen, S. Moore, E. Kreft, E. Grady, S. Olson, S. l-Iamlin, M. Clayton, S. Burke, B. Cushman. ROW 2: I. Ollenburg, M. Modlin, C. Westphal, N. Klassen, ID. Rudcr, L. Stecker, D. Ralston, K. Workman, M. Hansen, L. Conners, S. Chivers, K. Han st-lman, K. Fcvold. ROW 3: S. Erickson, I. Jones, P. Larsen, M. Thompson, B. Aves, D. Dischcr, A. Bcvcr, L. McGraw, L. VanDenBosch, T. Nelson. Juniors - To the Junior Class, our little sisters, we wish the best of luck. On the day that we graduate, we give to . you the anticipation and excitement that accompanies the senior year. Our I I 4 role as big sisters is ending. You have made that role enjoyable. x Prt-srtiezut ------ Linda VanDcnBosch Sincerely' ' ' ' ' Seniors L -:':t-slticzzt ------ llianc Dischcr Nt'ClfLl.'lf1 - - - - - - - Itrxujith Jcnsen .--... 1, L-1 -A-L - - - lxatlrr. llansclrnan W ' 7-Tifilcgtcvig y. it 'f L ROW 1: Tatum, Hanson, Mann, G wards, L sen, T, D. Neris Freshmef Ill yq Started in making belong 7 4 . n I . ' in zon, S. Hamlin, M. i. Westphal, N. Klassen. rs, S. Chivers, K. Har- mpson, B. Aves, Di C1asS, our M16 rr e best of 111019 O ' to aduate, we give n and excitement he senior Year' our ending' You have yable. Sirrcefely' ieniOT5 sq.-H '- Fl'f'.SfIlII mr ea. 2, , A M4 6 al A 9, . Q R ,J i it t-Uh!! :I -.l 1 T 1 X l 1 in I nfl 1 v 9 J? -5' 'E N NS, ' I -1-LQ., N L ROW 1: W. Seeman, J. Nicolle, J. Schlaser, S. Sorem, C. Berg, J. McDannel. ROW 2: J. Tatum, C. Buse, K. Doden, L. Kading, S. EauClaire, G. Griffin, G, Logan, L. Vorhies, L. Hanson, S. Delong, L. Proyost. ROW 3: K. Renaud, C. Tweedt, Ni. Laird, Nl. Martinie, J. Mann, G. Turner, B. Robinson, M. Rubey, D. Wilkerson, N. Schmidt, I. Rynearson, W. Ed- wards, U. Bode, N. Lundvall. ROW 4: M. Omodt, Nl. Thoreson, .-X. Thompson, J. Jorgen- sen, T. Hoksbergen, D. Edwards, P. Green, D. Nerison, R. Mickelson. Freshmen - In you we see ourselves as we first started in our nursing careers. You will be making your own memories. Some will be sad while others are happy. Yet they will belong only to you. Sincerely, Seniors D. Slings, S. Johnson, C. Melson, B. Moklebust President- - - Vice-President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - Advisor - - 3 x..- ,y ,,. rf' i i - - Judy Tatum - - - Sue Johnson Laurel Kading - - Cheryl Buse Miss McCaskill , gm.-. . H , A rare moment at ILH. Cheers - only 7 months left! Sexy Six from Surgery. f l 1 what happened to my clothes? lli .J S ,LV Angels ... Seniors?! H ow do I rate? T 4 1 Q Q 4 I i e Call from Guess Who 'u It only Wllllfl. K1 hurts for a little Dr. I. and her assistant S. -is. only 7 months left! r do I rate? I her assistants' 505 c Doing the Limbo ! Q Crowded girls? Bunny Hop , Nb-K 11... Bottoms Up! II ... but, I don't want There's more than one to go swimming! Way. Sfifidyl K . A 4 fy , ' - 1 . ', V v Sophisticates of ILH. It's halfway for the Studying harm! Juniors. X tx 5 p , fs, 5. m,, 1' 'y ,i.1,.,a12 The line-up! Who - me? The gathering of the nuts. Av v X., Somebody's birthday? Beatnik Serenade. AIC those POP 13031657 A ' 1.-5 l'f QL? 2 Z , I f' t ' 5 I: g ,,: - 'L ' , up iw .xA.NXUs1A HW 3 r Slipping? C0HfUSCious say . . . Oh, those midnight parties! ! V vw i N , I f, X X. , f f 7x.., x'N.1 ,I , 4., n 1,1 f f,.-V, L :114 F35 . , .. T I 4 , -X ' 'lf , f S QQ: Wiwf 1 N1-:wie Wffg 1 ' N., fd, -LA' , '. .A 1 .rw Ang F, ,'g-15'-,4 1' fr5Zi ',:,if . e w.. MQ 4' - 'affifif-W , .. mg? W i 1 .. 5 N l V .xlU, A ,K VG' ff 2' 2l ',v xg, x'f pf' Vhz. '4 W, QF 'Y .U ,.. . .LJ-'--.I ln, .-hw V 'H X' P' '--424251, .-I . if .2 :: f Q I- QL, j Z 1 1 1' I 'A ' .' 2 .745 ow . 'f A4 1' 44 :Lid l- fav, ,z 6- Ygf :'L.,gg7. Qfqjzi 5 s fgg., ff ' Alho - me? use pop bottles? - ' f use mldmgh I Persolzlzffl 1 ai 3 ll, , 1? f Tl-1 IN Lghl and Day , . i 7 V.,- 2 Y r ,l 4 1115-1, . , A A Al MRS, HOUGH Housemother MRS, ERRETT Housemother MRS. ANDERSON Housemother MRS, HEDRICK I-Iousernother, Knoxville MRS. P1 Asgistan of Nursi MRS. C- Day SUP MRS MCRAE Secretary VIRS WIEGMAN Secretary MRS. CARSON Librarian DORMITORY HOU SEKEEPING l f WW if 1 5 l 3 5 i 5 1 MRS- HOUGH HOu3eU1Oihef MRS, ERRETT HOusef1'l0Ihey MRS. ANDERSON Housemother MRS, HEDRICK Housemother, Kumar I 1 i . 2 i-,J MRS, PICKEN Assistant Director of Nursing Service MRS. CARLSON Day Supervisor MISS ROOTS Day Supervisor MRS. WILSON Evening Supervisor 1-o xwn. if MRS, RAFDAL Night Supervisor MRS. GRACE Night Supervisor ki ' SUN ., I Two West Two East Three West Three East Fourth Floor Sixth Floor x ' 't '4 0 West 0 East Pediatrics Obstetrics Q.. Surgery Recovery Room I 5 f I 1 'lm 1 KF s r 1 t . 1 Q Q' vi liturgy. 9' V args? Intensive Care Unit I . 1 ,I this he ,, Emervency Room .i. X? I L. . 1, . 1 -.., , ,F .H wx Pathology Physical Therapy X-Ray Switcf Businef Central Supply Pharmacy .n 'x .,'?Q I li . .iuiirnl Rccmms ,g ...AIL L, '1 .. ,J P hYSiCa1 Th X-Ray erapy ' n T: - 4 Switchboard Business Office .xXx L 'Yi '1 ,, 9.3 'A' 1 V., R Homer Housekeeping Department 3 1 I I Purchasing Department Diet Kitchen :A-Wli- -.A a 1 .l Dr. Fraser Dr. Young, Dr. Dickens, Dr. Rindskoff, Dr. Houston, Dr, Ely Dr. Stiles pf, Gray, DT- 515' , 'X ,.... - uf- 'Y -ly. I 2- A fa' I, I 1 1' A ' - M 'fr R r. Dr. Bone, Dr. Castles, Dr. Dr. Hammer, Dr. Shinkle, Dr. Parson, DI. Riegleman. 3f.Cough1in,Df, Drew Anderson, Dr. Kast Dr. Helseth Dr. Wirtz Hr, Ei-.p.iri, Ur. Jaztiiscir, Dr. 'I'cnarut Dr Bustiuo ', '-,.'v ', 'F-...,-'fu Nr. f',1r' 1.1, SN.. :x.:...L.l1. Dr' Nelson off, Dr. Houston, X Dr' 5usti110 Dr. Gray, Dr. Ely Dr. Bates, Dr. Schlaser Dr, Hoffnlan Dr. Coughliu, Dr. Drew Dr. Nord Dr. Peisen 1.lll li-L l , ', ' Dr. Nelson Dr. Wooters, Dr. Toubes DOCtOrS . .. - 1 E Dr. Shinkle, Dr. Neilsen, DI. Anderson Dr. Peisen, Dr. Watters Dr. Reed Dr. Schmitt, Mr. Hansen Dr. Blount DY- OfIiZ I , . s ll? lil?-ifmil Dt. Richards Dt. Collins, Dr. Robinson ISLLIIQQS Z2 LLL . C' X -,A . :HV ' v i 2 Q Y- 2 f :I Q. CD '61 O ::: - - - - o a n s':':':'1'1'.. Q .nu . . , . ' lf'-Z',q.:.'.'.'.'.'.-2-'-. 'n ' ill lllliitt DX -sn nn-04. '-wZ'I'.w.'.'.-.'.'. P 8 Y Q., .,...,.,.t...,S.. X 1 '- -. -e 'M 221233 K ,M W R. K K 12 't-,f wr' - , ' f 1 - D J ' ,fl ' D I ! ' Mc r11c1r1f.s .111 A411111 gf IIS Student Ltrses Association ROW 1: Karen Fevold, Sherry Covalt, Nancy Klaassen, Delores Jones, Rita Peterson, Doris Ralston, Sherroll Erickson. ROW 2: Donna Kuhl, Karen Fechner, Sue Mahlstedt, Carol Hos- tetter, Patricia Carlson, Linda McGraw, Judy Tatum, Norma Murchison, Linda VanDenBosch, Coleen Lundeen, Sharon Stoneking. Our Miss S, N. candidate President ---- - - Delores Jones Vice-President - - - - -Rita Peterson Secretary ----- - Nancy Klaassen WM A Treasurer - - - - Doris Ralston The mystery guest' Historian - - - - Sharroll Erickson The Student Nurses Association consists of the entire student body, and functions as a self-governing group with the advice of selected faculty and :medical staff znenihers. Coinrnittce chairmen are selected by the officers of the Association, ' .-.s no themselves are selected by the popular ballot ofthe student hodi.. These cozziznittee chairmen, along with the officers, compose the exec- 1rti'.'t hiarti. and fo Piss, eterson, Doris idt, Carol Hos- a Var1DenBosch, and of tudeni XCC' 4!iX Our Miss S, N, A, I, Carol models forthe The vampire strikes again Candidate Zonta Club fashion show, P W The mystery guest. Real meh? Angels UHHWZIYU- F., . X . and it Came tg pass, Our favorite Santa - Look, Mom, no cavities Dr. Fatland. Advisory Board Miss Alspach, Mrs. Mauer Gzufclarzce and Piclure No+ C01u1,sf'li1zg Miss Carpenter Mrs. Wallace Delores Sncdden Miss Blair Ami Bcver Karen Dodcn Mrs. I-lcrzcl Available 7. M i 'ivi W' Dr. Stiles, Dr. Shirikle JI Li 11 ra lj' CO17I,I7I.LffI?l? Miss Alspach Mrs. Bengfort Miss Blair Miss Carson Carol lloslelter Sandra Burke Inu Irma Hanson .- - . ROW 1: C. Twef L. Hanson, S. De tinie, B. Robinsor M. Thoreson, I. i Moklebust, D. Ne Nurses Christi n ' . branch at I L H egularly r ale held r gious life of those i Q , -ITE.. 52551 1' S f f Q, fa f',r?3'f2CS 15, V ' fwf r I fu 'ie-yt M 31' I Pb fav Q 1 T i i U1 0 ru .s :SJR 1' :- -s 'RLG F. Q, ' - 1 . . 0 A ,z ' , X . 909 E 4 k 5 L-1. ' Lx ROW 1: C. Tweedt, K. Doden, W. Seeman, I. McDanne1, G. Griffin, G. Logan, L. Vorhres L. Hanson, S. Dejong, S. Sorem, C. Berg. ROW 2: I. Nicolle, C. Buse, I. Mann, M. M tinie, B. Robinson, D. Wilkerson, N. Schmidt, I. Rynearson, R. Mickelson, U. Bode. ROW 1 M. Thoreson, J. Jorgensen, D. Edwards, P. Green, D. Slings, S. Johnson, C. Melson, B Moklebust, D. Nerison, N. Lundvall. Nurses Christian Fellowship is a national organization, with a member branch at I, L, H, Devotional meetings are held regularly to assist in the reli- gious life of those interested students. 19-5 N CF Basketball x - , x. 1 X, T' . ' - 1 X f ' J . m i all 1 4 c l K. I ' . L My ' 1 'f !,V,., .5 it 2 ,ns 35, --W 4' fs '2 . A ,if - L A x 11.111, ,fir ,. 1, wrflz, . . ,. ai rf ' . kg: ,, Left to Right: Lorraine Butzke, Julie Mann, Dee Jones, Nina Schmidt, Docela Edwards, Marilyn Thorcson, Theresa Hoksbergen, Arla Thompson, Laurel Kading, Sherry Covalt. Not pictured: Coach John Nelson, Linda McGraw, Maxine Martinie, Rita Peterson. Ithought the can said male lifegua l s i ,i ...,.-. . ,,,,1 1 ,, Y, K 4 . I 1, I . 1 ff, 5 s-' ry D0ll'I Cl0'0-0 it 1 , Y' you have a cal r Marilyn cturedz il I thought the catalogue said male lifeguards! You'l1 get along well at Come out from under the K'vi1le bed, you coward! N 5 J 4 Ji .W 'g ,v .4, gg . ii - Don't do-o-o it! l ! One - hold - three - four We dedicate the new Sally, you have a caller. 77,1 Back to back and belly to belly. HSL, , Mk-, , Welcome to my pad - Dad! The leaves of brown came Those were the carefree tumbling down ... C18yS. - ,W 11. f gfgnvff' gill. GTE ' ' If 'V Ladies in Waiting?'?'? And a good time was had Better luck next time, by all. Ronda! ll V. ... I F, l , f lf. - L , f V i u 'Q g. -. - , xi ' ,4 ,ya J i 4,5 . N - -1 AJ. vm v. 3 f Q' I ! ' Qrbb, 1 'A 11.5 ', 457, ' fifia. 'a AL ' lt Martins. 'i'cllz1s all about ii, Vic. What's wrong with the cafeteria, girls? ,... CQ carefree P Kaflze Qfass of 100.1 Cgvwa OgfifZlQl'Gl'l Qfbsfnffczf Jilzool of 2lH'S1'llQ znufles you lo czllcncl llzefr d'l7?1':Cg31'l7'7G! CgL1n1.o1'fCimz'o1' fgfgczrzcfuel 0Uzfl1 Qi wing Qgn UW., ffkaff' on CCZ'fclay gvenfng, me I!UGYl1cU'Si.'Cl!7 claim: of nzneleen ZIMVICIYQJ ancl szxly llxree al sfx-flafrlry o ycfocg fn 1110 euenfng ggnffclay gym Cfcgullu 1 gas Qwofncs, igqowa I Qance flnllowzlng :in CJcgZ1ool .CZ7LlC1I.lOP'!.LH1l - fnfne m. QQZJCMCQ? r time, with the 5? 7 x I QV, X Arznuiaf Staff l 4 the Q' Al ROW l: Jackie Harris, Sharon Stonelcing, Norma Murchison, Lorraine Butzke, Linda Goodlaxon. ROW 2: Donna Ruder, Sally Filble, Joyce Hult, Linda Dobson, Karen Fechner. 'iouaiuy Editors - - - - - -S. Stoneking - L. Butzke 2229 Hubbe Copy - - - - -N. Murchison - K. Crovisier Business - - - - J. Harris - L. Goodlaxon Classes and Infornials - - - - R. Peterson - K lfechncr l DON J i OHNSCI Activities - - - - I.. Dohson - S. Filhlc PHARMACB junior Class liditor - - - -D. Rudcr t l I L and X-. e 'aonlu lil-zu to taht- this opportunity to thank everyoiie for their r'ooper.'rtio:i azzti help in zzzal-:in.i this annual a success, Our wish is that Des M 1 tizvst- f.':.fL'S '.-:ill :allrsrti 1.011 :trans happy F.lonients 'l'o Renietnher. Ollles, I fs Compu 3418 E, 1 X COPY WORK 2 ,fly it 4 va' ef ,J . r in Q K if ' Arif. l 5 2 f 3 7 WEDDINGS ' 1 BABY STUD ES ' l E22 WALNUT ST P UNE CH 4-4955 DES Mamas 9, IDWA P. P. A l GRADUAT DNS W OVERWHELMING if x Gl: fwu. 1 the CHOICE . . 22207 ' ' . 2 nnnsmn 55 we A Q 2, ANDERSON ERICKSON V f,,,,,,on W DAIRY COMPANY -we mmm, .rj A Milk ' n 's 1i9PL:'TX'Wf'1x fi nun... N Quality You Can Taste EE l u, Y 2229 Hubbell . Des Moines - 'f'12ff'f?Yf Phone 265-2521 DON JOHNSON Congratulations PHARMACY HIGHLAND PHARMACY Compliments of E. 9th and Hull Ave. OAK PARK PHARMACY Des Moines, Iowa Oth and DouglaS Compliments of GR1GER'S SUPER MARKET 1118 E. University FAABORG PHARMACY Compliments of RAY FAABORG, R, Ph. ANDY'S DRIVE-IN MAXINE E-AABQRG, R, Ph. 3418 E. 14th Street 2222 E 14th AM 6-5159 X. Dependable Service Over 50 Years YELLOW CABS Phone CI-I 3-1111 5' - ' of an I . , va Rx. 3 ,,'2 J, I R C sew 'ww 9 -P - 9' FRYE MANUFACTURING ITALLAN AND AMERICAN QQMPANY RESTAURANT Just Wonderfu1 Food 2531 Dean Avenue I Des Moines, Iowa 417 Slxth Avenue Y GOLD RIBBON DAIRY PRODUCTS GOLD RIBBOK Give You More Quality, More Flavor for Your Money. Tlme You Co Shoppmg Ask for Flynn the Next ,lx 3 JAC TV REN by We Phol 1335 - Des M f -I KARR PHARMACY HEABERLIN Phone AM 6-5115 PHARMACY 17171-3 N1nthSt 3 1E 4 Des Molnes Phone 266-7420 f. Ha - ' - oo .1 I' ' , Ia N P A 231 2 N451 il an ,, ING HUC JW3. 1. l V P JACK MARSH TV RENTAL SERVICE by Week or Month Phone 277-5247 1335 - 40th street ' K' A Des Molnes, Iowa X CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 X 7 2 I CTLADYS ROBERTSON BRIDAL SHOP We Sell INedding Gowns 1011 Locust St. Des Moines, Iowa Ur1ifO1'1T1Sl Uniforms! ZOE'S 212 Kresge Bldg. - Uth and Walnutl Des Moines CH 3-1803 Hundreds in Stock Top B1-ands Half!Sizes - Talls We Care How You Look Congratulations ARNOLD'S FASHION CENTER Downtown Merle Hay Plaza Compliments of PLUMB JEWELRY STORE Walnut at Sixth 9 S2 1 LOCUST DHS MOINES. IOXVA Headquarters for Caduceus Cuff Links, Charms, and RN Guards. Prompt Watch Repairing. 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