Lakeview Hospital School of Nursing - Annual Yearbook (Danville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1971 volume:

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Wisely improve the present and go forth to meet the future without fear and with a courageous heart. These, her own words, well describe the life of Mrs. Charline Gry- giel, the director of nurses at Lake View Memorial Hospital and its school of nursing until july of 1971 when she died after an extended illness. Under Mrs. Grygiel's direction, the school of nursing enlarged its educational program and became more liberal in its attitude. Mrs. Grygiel wisely set forth a goal of national accreditation for the school. With her guidance, and after many long hours of hard work, the school received that award only a month before her death. Always she looked to the years ahead, predicting and preparing for the educational needs of her nurses and the health care of those they served. She was a lady with vision, but more importantly, Mrs. Gry- giel was a woman with the conviction and strength to make those visions a reality. 3 :TW fff 'f M: ii -. k,?+, . q we 5 f ff X , 51 x Q f 'M 1 if 5x if 'S 9 w 9 9P Q A-'3 5 4 9 A 5 fi J, A in 1 if Z 1 4 1 Avi V Q2 if f , Y 'K 1 4 -i mf 'Y 3 x Q M ik 5 gh Q 1 X Af Q f N 1 Q . -2 MQ 7 Q 'fm fel alute to Lake iew Physicians Men and women to whom God has given the special talents of car- ing, comforting, and healing--men and women who dedicate these abilities unselfishly to the needs of the people they serve. We as nursing students are preparing, in these three years of educa- tion, to be an integral part of their work by functioning side by side with the doctor, educating his patients, implementing his orders, sharing his knowledge, and most importantly, using these functions to save lives, prevent disease, ease pain, and give hope to those we serve. Top left: DR. ADELI X Top right: DR. AGUSTI Bottom right: DR. ALDER x -fl QQ' 'Q 1060 M-W 1, x,,..N.-m.W,,m.Wv,.,.... Top left: DR. ANACLERIO Bottom left: DR. ANDRACKI Bottom right: DR. BAQUERO Top Right: DR. BAUMGART Bottom Left: DR. BORSOS Bottom Right: DR. BOWEN f' -'K G.. ,. pa.....M -.,- ,....-.,w L 4 f N Top Left: DR. BRANDENBERGER Top Right: DR. BUCI-IER Bottom Left: DR. CRISPIN Top left: DR. CROCKETT Top right: DR. CURTIS Bottom right: DIR. DIETRICH Ol! Top left: DR. DEWHIRST Bottom left: ELGI-LAMMER Bottom right: DR. ENGLISH Top Right: DR. GRADY Bottom Left: DR. I-IARDING Bottom Right: DR. HETI-IERINGTON 6,1 F H Q .Q l 1 Top Left: DR. GULICK Top Right: DR. GONWA Bottom Left: DR. GREENFIELD f Top left: DR. HENSOLD Top right: DR. I-IEPNER Bottom right: bk. HOFFMAN QQ. Top left: DR. KAMINSKI Bottom left: DR. KOENIG Bottom right: DR. KOSYAK If - - 1 Top Right: DR. LANTZ Bottom Left: DR. LATTUADA Bottom Right: DR. LAURY 'NV . xg?-'X 1 l iQ 61,-R 2---mt 7 -- -1-1. V N Top Left: DR. LEVIN Top Right: DR. LIPTON Bottom Left: DR. MASON, JR Top left: DR. MASON,fSR. Top right: DR. MATTESON Bottom right: ADR. MCCORMACK ,A W. 'QE t t VMK ,X K, W ' BMX 3 t ff M 7 Zw f, .Y IW Top left: DR. MCDONNELL Bottom left: DR. MICHAEL Bottom right: DR. MONTAGNINO Top Right: DR. MOORE Bottom Left: DR. MURPHY Bottom Right: DR. NELSON K 9, . 9 4 Vx 1 . A , .QW gg S2 I ,gzsiiw 5 Afafyfv 'uni If 4 xy! . tm., f ,J f,fi,,Q, 8:9 , 4 19 .N A Q 2:2 4,4 L , Zig 5,:, e.v,,g f v xii, X---...gf xxx-W nv Top Left: DR. OCHOA Top Right: DR. PIERCE Bottom Left: DR. PARKER , 4 V .1 1 TL-,p left: DR. POLLARD Top right: DR.,,RoJAs Bottom right: DR. ROME Top left: DR. SEITZINGER Bottom left: DR. SI-IAFFER Bottom right: DR. SPENCER Top Right: DR. SPICER Bottom Left: DR, STEIN Bottom Right: DR. STEPHENS XX Top left: DR. STRZEMBOSZ Top fight! DR. SUZUKI Bottom left: DR, SWANSBRO 555, Top left: DR. TALBERT Top right: DR. TANNER Bottom right: DR. TANNER . , 5'-1' all -, A-wr,-M if fa 4. N . v Qi 's fe3k5iissi .-, M 7 ,L I Top left: DR, TAYLOR Bottom left: DR. WALSH DR. BASS , DR. CLEVELAND DR. ELLIS DR. EWBANK DR. GECKLER DR. LEGARE DR. MARATOS DR. MCNEILL DR. MILLER DR. POWELL DR. URBAS ' Open wide , dear. MRS. Sl-IERNOCK . . . The glowing redhead whose paths in life have taken her many places in many functions-- her steps this time take her away from her position as health director at Lake View to the bigger city of Miami, Florida. Mrs. Shernock's affiable personality makes her an individual not to be easily forgotten. Whether she was coaxing a doctor, curing a student, or recruiting help for Dr. Ochoa's cow, Mrs. Shernock was always the same vi- vacious, gregarious personality--whether she be Miss Rebel in Faculty Follies or Mrs. Shernock of 4th floor rear. Dedication 19 1 ,, s,: A , 1 'di N is ,gp 0 Qficz r Q ' X .1 .ul N ' . Yi 1 ' , F .ma is ' fliffisg , 2 - ft Q v , iz, l Q X fag? Q Q' ' ll 28 A 2 E I I The greatest moment in the long history of the Lake View Memorial Hospital School of Nursing arrived on Friday, july 2, 1971. This is when the letter was re- ceived from the National League of Nursing telling of our School's complete, 6-year accreditation. What an accomplishment! Accreditation for a school of nursing is equivalent to the stamp of sterling on silver. How proud I am of our Director, Mrs. Charline Grygiel, her faculty and staff. It took years of hard work, great intelligence and unbelievable perseverance to achieve this ultimate goal. How fortunate we are to have the finest nursing leader in the country right here at Lake View, Mrs. Grygiel. This remarkable lady dreams great dreams and then proceeds to make them come true. With a noble history, with cherished traditions, with devoted community support, our School of Nursing can now advance under the banner of accreditation in a way never before possible. The future has never been brighter. I extend my heartfelt thanks to all who worked so hard to help Mrs. Grygiel lead us to victory. Austin J. Evans Administrator Mr. Rush is a graduate of the University of Maryland with a B.S. degreeg and a graduate of the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia. I-Ie has had ex- tensive administrative experience climaxed by a tour at the joint Chief of Staff level of the Department of Defense in Washington, D.C. He has also had civilian administrative experience with a local industry. Mr. Rush stated, Lake View Memorial Hospital is my first experience in hospital work, however, I enjoy Lake View very much and feel that the people I associate with are the greatest. I am looking forward to a long stay. Mr. W. M. Rush I I Asst. to Administrator I 1 , I I. This lady has been Mrs. Grygiel's right arm in matters concerning hospital nursing personnel. i , ,,,, , if ' I , H+: Mrs. Miiewski 30 Asst. Director of Nursing ationall ccredited. 19 1 The Lake View Memorial Hospital School of Nursing educational goal has been to be able to provide quality nursing education. We esteem to provide the very best quality of nursing education that we can. And by improving our pro- gram through a very definite plan of steps beg1m three years ago it has proven to be sufficient to meet the criteria as established by National League for Nursing--the highest level of accreditation available to programs leading to a diploma in nursing. An ongoing process of evaluation in our method for continued improvement of our program, aiming to further improve the quality of patient care. Q M, ,.,,,.... am...-n-nun Mrs. Carolyn Bolander Asst. Director of Nursing Education Mr. Larabee graduated from Maumee Valley I-Iospital School of Nursing in Toledo, Ohio. I-le received his B.S. degree and master's degree in nursing education from Mary Manse Col- lege and the University of Toledo. This milestone in the history of Lake View launches a new era for both the school and the homital. We should see a greater influx of interest in both institutions. We have dem- onstrated to professional nursing groups, the local community, and the general public that we provide quality care and qual- ity education. The presence of a school with such recognition can only serve to vitalize and improve the quality of care rendered the consumer of nursing services, the patient! 31 Mr. james Larabee Asst. Director of Nursing Education v A O n . 1 I i 'lnnfl' BRN , fi, Lum mmm: nrinimu miniizx J Q ,ff , 5 ,Li -' .' f' -g- ffl: , . Mrs. Garwood, PCN., B.S. Specialties: Care of Unconscious patient: Care of patient with pain: with endocrine, with neurological, and respiratory problems: Community Nursing. Favorite: Patient with neurological problems. Mrs. Cherna, R.N., B.S. Specialties: Med-Surg Nursing: Recovery Room, Team Leadership. Favorite: Medical-Surgical Nursing Mrs. Henwood, R.N., B.S. Specialties: Obstetrics, Geriatrics, E.N.T., Community Mental Health. Favorite: Nursery Mrs. l-latch, PCN. Specialties: Med-Surg Nursing: Orthopedics, Geriatrics Psychiatric Nursing. Favorite: Geriatrics and Psychiatric Nursing. .xA J FQ' ' 5 - ,f 1 in J 4,5 If ' 'Elf HJ H.-.ur-1 --.,.,. . 1 -,Q ,AQ1-sau :--1. -fu-. n-. Through unified and diligent efforts the School of Nursing achieved in 1971 the ultimate goal of Na- tional League for Nursing accreditation. We could not have done so without the tremendous coopera- tion of administration, nursing service, students, and all other members of the hospital family. We will continue to strive for excellence in preparing be- ginning practitioners in nursing who will be a credit to our school, our hospital, and our community. Mrs. C-arwood Chairman of Faculty F 34 alt' Mrs. Kienast, R.N. Specialties: Operating and Recovery Room Nursing. Favorite: OR Mrs. Koschny, R.N., B.S., M.S. Subjects: Nursing Foundations: Nursing Trends. Specialty: Chairman of Faculty In - X Service Commission. Mrs. Patterson, R.N. pf Subjects: Fundamentals of Nursing: '-'ff -V posologyg all disorders of the alimentary it canal: Disorders of eye, ear, liver and adjacent structures: urinary and re- spiratory systemsg and preoperative- postoperative care of the surgical patient. Favorites: Disorders of the eye: Surgical Nursing. f 5 i Q je1if?11N r ' F, N, f Y 'K ,, jg X. X x X3 RP ix Mrs. jim QSuej Rick, R.N., CPHN, Cardiac Nurse. Subjects: Geriatrics: E.N.T. , Community Health Nursingg Emergency Room: and Intensive Care Nursing: Assisted with Freshman.Clinical Experience. Favorite: Cardiology. llty H ,A I 9 1 nv' I W.. .,., .U Mrs. Jane Spencer, R.N., B.S. Subjects: Fundamentals of Nursing: Med-Surg 200, Med-Surg 201: Dermatology. Favorite: Fundamentals of Nursing Mrs. Kathleen Taber, R.N., A.D. Subjects: Obstetrics: Gynecology: Fundamentals of Nursing. Favorite: Obstetrics. X .4 ' Mrs. jan Scharlau, R.N., B.S. Subjects: Introduction to Nursing: Introduction to Patient Care: Pharmacology: Posology. Favorite: Introduction to Patient Care. Mrs. Anna Schiminski, R.N., B.S. Subjects: ICU: ER: Med-Surg Nursing: Freshman Clinical Experience Clntroduction to Nursing and Introduction to Patient Carey Favorite: ICU: Med-Surg Nursing. r Z., if iv.rb..,. X: Jr .J 1 :y a . 1 X . , if 3 ia ' f Q Www 'Af ' '..sj - .VV , , I 3 . ' , f ' 15 I Q71 fm? I . , j W I 'Uma' 'gh IFx 'i':3. -. . 1 4.- I WEE Q -3 , PATIENT CALIFORNIAN Sue Philpott BRIDE janet Wilkinson Kathy Pierce i 'YET 4 -9 V .A n 'Tm xx S- ., . ,. . ,Z Z I -Z K.. . . , Z 2, Q , ff 1, , n z 4' P2 ff' 1, WIFE AND MOTHER Patty Daugherty HUSBAND AND FATHER Dwight Bushue tudent urses? Few persons would travel as far as Miss Margaret Pratt to get an education. iti' f 1 3- r w v .S M1 4 ll IP' ll ll Fl Our own Sue Boyden--TOP ROW, far left. Yes. These are student nurses. Student nurses do put in long hours of hard study and are constantly searching for new challenges and greater knowledge as individuals and nursing students. But they are young men and women who enjoy getting the most out of livingg and who work diligently to help those persons who have physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual problems and illnesses to regain their health as much as possibleg and to use what poten- tials these persons have to get the most out of life. All nursing students will face difficult tasks, but no one can discourage them from giving wholeheart- edly to the patients entrusted to their care! .xxx xx. 1 LJ We have gained the knowledge-progress is our goal Seniors P 11 N. errysvi e, I d n iana ...I Mattoon, f NH Ill inois Mrs. Lynn B 36 Dwight F. Bush ll ?5 ,M . ,, 4,5 Danville, Illinois Potomac, Illinois I is I x' Q X v Yi if 2 Mrs. Patricia jean Cooke Miss Kay Lillian Criblez Westville, Illinois f Tuscola, f Illinois lr 2 ,AMV 5 Mrs. Patricia jean Daughert y Miss Stephanie Marie Dumas 37 QQ Danville, Illinois I 'Q' X 4Q '7 Newport, Indiana a I ff I -f A XL 5 w Miss Terri Lea Flynn Miss Mary Elaine Gaines ,qi I .' I K. l 1 QL j V h I I ff -I' ' Paris, 'V' -P' Illinois I. ' , Milford, e I Illinois Miss Gail E. Keys Miss Rebecca joan Kimble 38 -1 i' 0 -Q X I-Iebron, Q---We Indiana Wellington 'f Illinois X gy ,,o 2 ii. ai Miss Carole Ann Lilley Miss Joyce Kathleen Lockhart ' WHS? Q QW Covington, ., gb -, Indiana ' W Hoopeston, if Illinois 'ijii 1 ' 9 , if I Miss Kathy Rae Martin 39 Miss Jacqueline Sue McBride 1 lf?-'rv YW' uv f I 295 .-.K x Mrs. Linda Susan Moss Toloni, Illinois Danville , Illinois Danville, Illinois 5 5. I I I Miss Sue Ann Philpot K vnu? X 5 Mrs. Sandra Hicks Revell Danville Illinois 7 Marshall, Indiana Danville, Illinois gf f ,, ff K Miss Virginia Kaye Porter ' ' fywys-sys A is Q' zffikwfk v kg ,, ,Q- ek, Mrs. Nancy Nell Strawser Mrs. janet Kaye Wilkinson 41 COLORS Red Royal Blue FLOWERS Red Carnations PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SEC.-TREAS. Sue Philpott Virginia Porter Terri Flynn To the Class of 1971 No man is an island . Certainly no nurse in 1971 can isolate themself from the needs of our fellowman. Not only the care of the acutely ill hospital patient, but also the care of the health poor people in the com- munity demands our action. Good luck, good health, and may you derive much sat- isfaction from your profession. Your class advisor, Sue Rick, R.N. REIVEENEBER ALWAYS CLASS OF 1971: I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly, to pass my life in purity and to prac- tice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischevious, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. 42 , Senior Profiles Lynn Bean Home town: Perrysville, Indiana Hobbies: Sewing, any kind of outdoor sport. Field: OB Practice: Danville, Illinois Office: Fr. Sec.-Treas. Awards: Outstanding nurse and lst scholastically. Patricia jean Cooke, Patty-jean Home town: Danville, Illinois Field: Nursery Practice: Danville, Illinois Patricia jean Daugherty, Mama Home town: Westville, Illinois Hobbies: Sewing, reading Field: Geriatrics Practice: Danville, Illinois Dwight F. Bushue, Dilbert Home town: Mattoon, Illinois Hobbies: Drinking, sex, eating, fishing Field: Degree in psychology Contributions: Persevere Accomplishments: Ability to maintain S.N. status for longest period Kay Lillian Criblez, Cribbles Home town: Potomac, Illinois Hobbies-Interests: Baseball, basketball: Religion is an important part of my life Field: Surgical Ward Nursing Practice: Decatur, Illinois Future: Community Health Nursing Extra-cur.: Chorus, Sec. St. Bdy., Sr.: Sub. Treas., Fr. Future: Get degree to have an administrative position in a Nursing Home Stephanie Marie Dumas, Stephi Home town: Tuscola, Illinois Hobbies: Sewing, men, Freddies Field: Degree in psychology--Sangomon State--ICU--St. john's Practice: Springfield, Illinois 43 Terri Lea Flynn Home town: Danville, Illinois Hobbies: Sewing, reading Field: ICU or Pediatrics Practice: Decatur, Illinois Future: Get B.S. degree Officer: Sec.-Treas. jr., Sr, Mary Elaine Gaines, Mary Home town: Newport, Indiana Hobbies: Sewing, music Field: ER, OR, Community Extra-Cur.: Chorus Gail E. Keys Home town: Paris, Illinois Hobbies: Swimming, sewing Field: OR or Public Health Practice: Terre Haute, Indiana Extra-cur.: Chorus, yearbook Rebecca joan Kimble, Becky Home town: Milford, Illinois Hobbies: Music Field: Surgical floor Practice: Danville, Ill.--San Diego, Cal. Extra-cur.: Chorus, St. Bdy. Parliamentarian, Fr.: Yearbook Advertising manager, Sr Carole Ann Lilley Home town: Hebron, Indiana Field: OR Practice: Valparaiso, Indiana Extra-cur.: SNAI, St. Bdy. Pres., Sr. Joyce Kathleen Lockhart Home town: Wellington, Illinois Field: OB Practice: Lafayette, Indiana Kathy Rae Martin, Kathy Home town: Covington, Indiana Hobbies: Sewing, swimming Field: Surgical floor Practice: Decatur, Illinois Extra-cur.: Chorus 44 Linda Susan Moss, Flex Home town: Danville, Illinois jaqueline Sue McBride, jackie Home town: I-Ioopeston, Illinois I-lobbies: Swimming, horseback riding, fishing Field: ER Extra-cur.: Chorus, V. Pres. St. Bdy., Sr. Co-editor yearbook, Fr. I-lobbies: Sewing, scrapbook, basketball, collecting milkglass. Field: ICU Extra-cur.: St. Bdy. Pres., jr., Copy editor yearbook, jr. Sue Ann Philpott, Flipper Home town: Marshall, Indiana I-lobbies: Drawing, all sports Field: ER or OR Practice: Decatur, Illinois Future: Possibly go on to school Extra-cur.: Fr, St. Council Rep. Ir., Sr. Class Pres. Virginia Kaye Porter, Ginny, Jenifer Home town: Danville, Illinois Hobbies: Music, all sports Field: Lakeview Hospital Extra-cur.: Fr., Jr., Sr. Class V. Pres., Editor 1970 Paragon, Chorus Nancy Nell Strawser, Nellus Home town: Danville, Illinois Sandra Hicks Revell, Sandy Home town: Tolono, Illinois I-lobbies: Swimming, football, fishing Field: Recovery Room Practice: Fort Sill, Oklahoma Future: Fort Dix, New jersey Extra-cur.: Pres. Fr. Class, Student Council, SNAI, Fr. I-lobbies: Sewing, swimming, crocheting Field: OB, Private duty Practice: Danville, Illinois Extra-cur.: Chorus janet Kaye Wilkinson, IB Home town: Danville, Illinois I-lobbies: Sewing, cooking, knitting, judo, guitar. Field: ER or Dialysis unit Practice: Fort Knox, Kentucky Extra-cur.: Chorus, Student Welfare, Project chairman, jr., Social chairman Fr., V. Pres. St. Bdy. 45 CC 7 7 77 It s great to be great, but it s greater to be human Juniors Kathy Albert Cheryl Barber Linda Clark 46 sq: 5f.gm.X.v- V, 1 M V' 1 L ,-,wa f- 2 Q-. .Q ffqvg.. V fs ':-Xr.3 'if ,, 432-WIR',':f' C JM 4. 4-Kg , , - . , ' 4 X f .. A ,, A 5 ,A NA . 1 5 X C X ' . rf , ff K, , A ,f ,V Becky Foster Carma Hasselbring Mary Henson Carolyn Craig Ann Criblez Barbara Dalle 'VN X . MN X Jeri Irish Cheryl Markham Brenda McVicker 'F -Tix v-S , i S A 3 . by W iii . .nr 9 I s 'N g X xhx Theda Parker Patti Phipps Sandy Radar I ' W1 l' ,, ,rf sa if X 3 M 5 5 X 'l a 'e Wx Y .- Debbie Melvin Marilyn Moore Miche'le Pantle Carolyn Roberts Pat Thomas Shirley Tinder 41 1 P v? jane Wilson Marcy Zumwalt -ff MN I l xi eg Ann Criblez Pat Thomas Theda Parker PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT SEC.-TREAS. COLORS FLOWER ADVISOR white yellow rose Mrs. Patterson mint green 49 ? T' H' YN' No one ever finds life Worth living One has to make it Worth living. Freshman an U Q' 4'7J2x v J d f I +- 44 x 1.1 L fig ,L X WWWWQ -' M -s -'ww , Q' ,wg y 'LI' S, 'V t Yi-5' , . I K A - 1, in i 'I is N, , , WMD H Marsha Elledge Diane Falconio Marsha Fernande .lg jg: 2 ,f 4. E Shirley Dippel Leslie Douglas Vickie Draper , QP . ' 3 3 ' . 'V . TWH? ,fi ' :L 'Al 'WI' ,I 7 Z. 1 f1'7'W4'Q' 'ff' ',fZ7M QW TZ, W?'1j,i?1 4,jf?,, Wi V , 'fr-' L fp if A V3 V' .pf . Q, , Nr' A X .L 0 ' x A Cynthia Fisher Christine Frankino janet Franklin L IN- x S 2 jackie Keele Vickie Kietzmann Barbara Kroll if X it B z, , 4- '-x. Beth Hamilton Kathy I-lodson Carolyn l-lood xo 1 f x l ,x s-7 L ,E r 11 an 5,-N v -We i G' '-so W' X1 ' I i l x Y X A Nth fIf x. Vada Leong Phyllis Ligget Martha Martin 52 1 it xg ' +5 9' Chris McBride W 5 . Pam McMillan Q , , Barbara Merhley 3 5 Q 2 'fi X ' X Vx . x 3 X I '-Q .AL X ', he lc' i , pf: W ? 1'f':23 '1 'fl f' V' 'X 'VTIQQ - f K 1- ,ff W M X, f ri I 1 f :gy , , V ,W ze' f f QV , 1 e 'K' X 4 f xr X mg , Q .nn-0' ' 'Z HS t A M, fy S f X W5 4 ,gy ea ., 57' ,d f W Kathy Pierce . is Margaret Pratt H5159 gg K 1 Linda Pugh . X X X L 5 1 ,W N ,X Q sfwl Q6-.-Sim, XUQ f ? 4 N6 A, ' JV? , K 7 4 ' We f f QQQMQA , , , f X ,W -x ii! 53 4 5 ,,r Q Libby Mink Olivia Olmstead Cheryl Peters A: we , 'Ja 7 1 'Q ... Mijas 1.7 an I XR ' r K N Q XE -'J V ? fwc ig ' f :-4 Anna Rouse Lela Schweighart Kathy Smith xx l '54 .XX .A X , N N . I President 's List Marsha Elledge Cheryl Peters 'W v .1 Carla Williams Carmen Withers First Semester Dean's List Leslie Douglas Diane Falconio Chris Frankino Carolyn Hood Phyllis Liggett Linda Pugi Carla Williams WLAN X V' xg , Leslie Douglas . - -Q N Vada Leong Cheryl Peters ,f f if Vickie Kieizman sq 3 PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT SEC.-TREAS. OLORS FLOWER ADVISORS long stem Mrs. Scharlau yellow yellow roses Mrs. Schiminishi President's List Janet Franklin Carolyn Hood Barbara Merhley Cheryl Peters Second Semester Dean's List 55 Marsha Elledge Diane Falconio Phyllis Liggett Carla Williams Capping 1971 0 L- Let Your Light So Shine 1 f F Sharing a three way tie for top scholastic honors are Marsha Elledge, Chris Frankino, and Cheryl Peters. 57 I Many people associate a hospital either with giving birth to babies or having surgery. However, these are just two of the many activities of a hospital and the nurse. Unfolding, in the next few pages, one can see the much broader spectrum of nursing--the integration of basic nursing sciences to the complexity of nursing specialities. i V. --X .Q ,ff ,MW , wx' x I , Q., A xx -3 ' vi 4 fmswsxiszxffwwx K mfs 4 , f f Mm x WW Nw-W Z 2 W? LT 'Y X , 5 ' , 4 , L, , K- X W xi , ,kwa ' - -A f X W f, , ,W -Q, I W ,M w, , f A G' fb? -Q: , wx!- sfww' 07 fx l W , , Aw ., V . ,N - ' ' 2 ,, 'FV Q ex MI, .ww ,:.. ff Z fx WWW Q V 4 4 ,M Wi W A 4 -K M WM! , , W gs, Md X . -4 4 X if fzfv Q ' A ' if-1' ,V ' Um, , V K 1 if 1 ' K ,A fl ' W f Fundamentals J' FV f 1- of ur ing L S I 'I ff, ,, 3 , x, 5 Vz., ,li vu W E hi if -1 ,V 5' g 2- 'W Wx X NH , fi iN .2 -xx g '- ix f WX in a '- Q ix ' v , xt X A 's - 1 XX .J A MW 'a ask f Med-Surg I l ifvrv Q J' El 'sl 'Vo l 'iff .1 3 1' , 5 ,f ' 5 i I '. . ' el K 7 at 'T 5. ' f .dy 'Q ,, it , , i X' ' I r n I CYNTHIA ESTOCK doing a Kelly irrigation as part of Genito-Urinary training. f s N ' v '. -. Aw ,he K as , .QW ' , - . li if , R ,J X l Vg WX A ' 5 j ,ax 's.... - , , 3 . P J , f f' -'H , '- ff f f' Af f change. CI-IERYI. MARKHAM- Isolation technique must be exact. BARB DALLE demonstrates proper aseptic technique for dressing 19' i f we , A- 'f 7 Q QQ X I I THEDA PARIGEIR giving diabetic patient insulin. CAROLYN CRAIG teaching self-administration , J' f X I x w fr- Ji I gl-xxx I .', A I ,E f sn is , If N INTENSIVE CARE NURSING CARDIOLOGY 'I 22 I ...LZ H, ,T Y lf' - . 5' e PEDIATRICS X RO 1. fs EMERGENCY ROOM N522 Uqqa. ., rvh, ggfwl K TEAM LEADERSHIP 65 , N3 'ov I :ff ' 3. .J N f , Eff? R Jw' .Y Pictures unavailable for: COMMUNITY NURSING GERIATRICS Psychiatric ursing WEST CENTER Campbell's Kids Dilbert, is that you? Kay and Flip in front of dorm Becky's gang Me like um Mapo .:'f fr ffl., ix 11,55 ' , iii. IUNIOR AFFILIATES: K. Bartlow, P. Selway, M. Stafford, M. Scott, A. Lamb, L. Clark, B McV1cl-Cer D Mel vin S McPhereson.ROW2: C. Markham, S. Radar, S. Sloop, V. Lowry, I. Irish, B. Foster I Clem I Cain M Zumwalt ROW 3: K. Albert, P. Phipps, C, Estocl-c, A. Criblez, M, Henson, B. Oxley, N Neveau, E Kauff man C Craig ROW 4: A. White, I. Wilson, M. Pantle, T. Parker, C. I-Iasselbring, D. Winslade, D Roegge, P Thomas B Dalle. Affiliating at jacksonville State Mental Hospital is one of the most fulfilling experiences in the nursing education of LAIGE VIEW stu- dents. After moving to the newly erected dormitory and finding new friends in the students from the affiliating schools, this year's juniors and seniors spent the remaining eight weeks discovering themselves and others while studying and gaining an understanding of the nature of human behavior. Insiruction, both clinical and classroom, is unique on the Jacksonville affiliation. Dramatized television case studies provide exciting, more meaningful education whereas the meetings and talks with an assigned patient provide opportunity for actual performance of the video theory. Outpatient clinics, the adolescent center, long cafeteria lines, the aides, team conferences, decorated bulletin boards, card games, and ward parties finish the description of this center for human actualiza- tion--a place where each student, at the end of her two months has gained a new knowledge irreplaceable to her goal of total nursing care. 67 ,,- :of-,li Y Q ul SX X Danville Junior College 1. b , li N MI MR. HUFFMAN- - Chemistry Q 1 Z DJC .ff,75f' MR. I-IOWE fi. 'rx A A x 1' K MRS. CONNELLY MR. DAILY -C 5 N 1 A rhetoric class? SNAI, an opportunity for nursing achievement. These Lakeview students, like nursing students across the nation are developing their leader- ship potentials and keeping informed with the latest in nursing news. This years members were sent to state and national conventions--both as representatives and candidates for office. Sound like all work? Not exactly. There were various social activities throughout the year topped by a grand rodeo and barbecue in Texas for those going to national convention. SNAI NIENLBERS: FIRST ROW--B. Merhley,j. Cundlff C Wllllams C Hood L Douglas L Pugh SECOND ROW--P. Liggett, J. Franklin, K. Pierce, L. Clark M Fernandez K Smith M Henson TI-HRD ROW C Mc Bride, J. Comrie, C. Barber, M. Pantle, T. Parker V Leong C Franklno I Wilson y Q M44 M52 , Rs GM QSGN5 ' Ziggy 2 i HQQ y ,, SM Student Body President, Carole Lilley always has the undivided attention of her members. Q MRS. TABER--STUDENT BODY ADVISOR mv K You--set up a committee to see what we can do to decorate for Christmas--and let's not spend all the money on mistletoe this year--dears. x 1 is STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: I. McBride--Vice President, K. Criblez--Secretary, K. Pierce--Treasurer, V. Porter --Parliamentarian, J. Wilson--PARAGON editor, J. Irish--Projects chairman, Ann Criblez--Chaplain. Student Government LAKEVIEW students function as participants in legislative, judicial, and administrative government. They act as liaiason between faculty and student and administration and student. Each member has a role in developing laws for dormitory living. The student body is an im- portant facet of nursing education. STUDENT COUNCIL: Student Body Officers--Kathy Pierce, Kay Criblez, jackie McBride. Class Presidents--Veda Leong--Fr., Ann Criblez--Ir., Sue Philpott--Sr. 73 On Donner, on Blitzen--No, it's on Taber, on Hatch! Cheryl Barber, Carma I-lasselbring, Pat Thomas, Jeri Irish, jane Wilson, Brenda McVic1-cer, and Patti Phipps fnot picturedj modeled fashions by Sears at a tea given by the junior class at the conclusion of Mrs. Reimann's Charm Course. 5' --1 1' Miss Gail Keys--lst prize winner in the Christ mas door decorating contest. Z Paragon 5 Staff 19 1 l TYPIST . . . Ann Criblez lf-Q-LQ' J ff 'f . v ,ia P , X if ff f LAYOUTS . . . Carmen Withers PARAGON EDITOR, jane Wilson in a work session with Libby Mink and Arm Criblez. Her picture is not available, but I would like to name Mary Craig Henson as the outstanding Paragon Staff Member of 1971. Mary has been my financial director, copy editor, and assistant in all categories when the need has arisen. Paragon Editor jane Wilson OLIVIA OLMSTEAD- -winner of the Yearbook Advertising Sales Contest. S, ,N 3 ww, ' 4 f I. A , Q I , +A! I wwf 'QV' f 4 , J,,,gqg xi......a,7 l!!F' 'W' fi K x, KN, Xxx fi N-....n ' 1 X AS SIS TANT PI-IO TOGRAPHER Marcy Zumwalt LAYOUTS Libby Mink Pictures unavailable for ASSI S TANT EDI TOR Patti Phipps AUXILIARY MEMBERS Lela Schweighart Pat Thomas Initiation pledges five times. Girls, I know we told you to bring something back beginning with P , but did you have to interrupt Pau1's tennis match! 78 For being caught without your beal-cs, you must say your probie I HUMBLY BEC v I : ' Jffx Candlelight and long dresses trans- formed the cafeteria into the 1400's. if I 1450 'ii aim iw Chili Supper 'Q-Z' 79 Y ' ,... G M fm--W E I W-W I - i 4 ' - ' WELCONEE to our Chili Supper! -NN K f 4-'rx ,,, Q .M ' 2 x ,413 X 1.1 , ' A fr E: T ,fir :2 wv,,14,?'.4 , 'fd' ,v, 6, F .. A rf iy?iQ:.wXt.? L fix v, H Jmgy.q1,?5, W ,, ..,.,... fu W? ,, ,film E-fa, '1 w 322, , , ? 14, WH-,2iW l' I wiawfugw law ' I' Hiftifgwi 11' mi ml . ,jwg 3,6 J Zvi? ,gr 4 Q , ' 1 ff: ' 5,- ' 'V fem .V x F f 1 a 'i'la . U 1: it -- t ,,.,,.Enq, pn. Q58 C514 3 --u.:.n.., -r-r- -H 'wi ist? y is , vi' M 'A fi ,-. M... 'ia-' Ice Cream ocial i X . - . ,, L 3 W ' , ' ' : Msg' j itgq K ., , 'T':- I K '-siqffggr-7,.r ' , is - ' - .' OOH- -What's in here! Prehistoric monster--lst prize, Miss Lenna Landers Q. A f ' .. , Y s. .-,Q-, V . F Jia' fs.-. ,. 5 , W I 5' 1 X? . Q 51' 5? J, -I 82 Enema bag, Vada Leong, wins 2nd Hall O O f I Sack races, apple cider, bobbing for apples, and roasting hot dogs are all a part of Halloween fun. DWGSII T. Parker joins in on the fun. They are ghoulish, ghosty, bizarre! Masquerade Parade I K N 'L yff ,Q ld 5 f' L5 fx Q' 2 Q ' wiki' uv , Ng Merry Ch ristmas DR. DIETRICI-I Guest Speaker KAY CRIBLEZ Miss Congeniality '35 'v Il , 1 iff g 1 5 3, A A E432 eeee S ee,. - Junior 4, :ff 86 f 'Q 1 fi V , z- ig ,ff , Q.: Qi L ' :ze , ' ,ffiffhiz f . 1 5 lfjf , N , -fefff X -, .. Ffa , Q15 1' ' 55 SV W K fax, if E 4.. N ,, S ff fjzf ' f .Q 9 4 A hs ' nm in , , SPEAKER ' S TABLE -.JF M1 4 , , 4 ,. I ,4 ' . X f N , Q ,1 I R' 0 1 5 w 1 I X2 y, I CHERYL BARBER reads senior wills. Prophecy by CI-IERYI. MARKI-IAM o Semor Banquet wax ,, 1 87 W: MRS. STUDEBAKER Choir Director CHORUS for CAPPING 1971 Final moments before the Spring Concert. xxx. Chorus The Lakeview Chorus, one of Mrs, C'rygiel's fondest dreams, has helped to put Lakeview Memorial Hospital School of Nursing on the map . Besides performing at Capping, Graduation, Christmas, Spring Concert, and community functions, the chorus has performed as far away as Peoria, Illinois, as invited guests of the Maternal and Child Health Convention. We feel confident that under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Stude- baker, the chorus will continue to progress. tk 5 'ill l I ANN CRIBLEZ--OUR CI-IAPLAIN The Bible contains the mind of God, the state of man, the way of salvation, the doom of sinners, and the happiness of believers. Read it to be wise, be- lieve it to be safe, and practice it to be holy. It contains light to direct you, food to support you, and comfort to cheer you. Chapel , -li 89 KAY CRIBLEZ- -ORGANIST After three long years, the moment has come. The school pin and diploma are final evidence of each stu- dent's victory. They are at last graduate nurses! fix ,lx We'Ve 0111 Just Begun x 3 N Hn mv' W Y , ft x V' Mrs. Linda Moss and Mrs. Lynn Bean receiving co-honors for being first scholastically in their graduating class. Mrs. Bean was also selected as the student best exemplifying the image of the nurse. Second place award went to Virginia Porter. Third place went to Mary Gaines. 91 HOUSEKEEPING: Mrs. Taylor--lst floor, Mrs. Mae-- 2nd floor, Mrs. Waterstrat--3rd floor. U HOU SEMOTHERS Top left: MIS. Stockdale Bottom left: Mrs. jumps Bottom right: Mrs. Dawless CPicture unavailable for: Mrs. jacksonj ? f Dorm Mrs. Judd- -Librarian Q In WILLIAMS Mrs. May--Assistant Librarian Mrs. Williams--Registrzir v-'44 J' . 7. kr 56? XJ hw mg . I . ff9i'f v , l 5 iff O M52 fN,x fl I in 95 fig ,Ly Y V ..,, i It .1:. xl -1. f 14 rs., '53- ,M-ww 'WX 'ai . . 9 . , ,v Wi' 5 ,, 'S ZR. 1 - -Y f 16: fig gn ...x, ' f X I g n b , UA J 9 Qt S fi x Q f A W ' ,A ' 4' W ws? 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We were the group to have 20M more babies using product B birth control. ...J . iff Two companies to be exempt from Presi- dent Nixon's recent price freeze were Parker's Plaster Removal and Phipp's Super Leaf Tea. gmmmwmamumwgg P TRO ' P GE Mrs. Elnora Anglin gl Children Mr. 81 Mrs. MacArthur Allan Mrs. Joyce Atkinson Sz Son Mrs. Bogart, Inservice Director Mr. 81 Mrs. Don Blary Mrs. Carolyn Bolander, Ed. Coord. Mr. gl Mrs. Eligh Bowden Mr. gl Mrs. William Bolden, Sr. Mr. gl Mrs. Wayne Brown 81 Daughter Ozzie Chrisman Mr. gl Mrs. john Caldwell Mr. 81 Mrs. Allan Criblez Mr. gl Mrs. Henry Falconio, jr. Mrs. Ann Ellis Mr. gl Mrs. Thomas Frankino, Sr. Mr. gl Mrs. Larry Garwood Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas G. Franklin Mrs. Mary P. Hamilton Mr. 81 Mrs. Edwin B. Kroll Mr. 81 Mrs. Wayne Keys Martinton Lion' s Club Nursing Edu cation Library Mr. Sz Mrs. Louis Modest Mrs. Pruitt, R.N Mr. Sz Mrs. George E. Porter Charles Philpott Family Ollie and Teresa Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Rice Si Daughters Mr. Sz Mrs. Lincoln Orington Mrs. Jane Spencer, Instructor Mrs. Viola Steward Sz Sons Mr. Si Mrs. Ron Spezia Si Family Mr. Sz Mrs. Max Swick Mrs. Lee Williams, Registrar Mrs. Kathleen Taber, Instructor Mr. Sz Mrs. james A. Withers Mr. Si Mrs. Edward L. Wilson Mr. Sz Mrs. Julius Withers Physicians' Photographs Courtesy of BOWMAN'S STUDIO MAYOR ROLLAND E. CRAIG We Are Proud of Our Nurses. BEN CARSON PHARMACY See Us for Your Personal and Professional Needs! 442-0121--912 N. Vermilion St. 8 A.M. -8 P.M. C. I-I. SMITI-I INSURANCE AGENCY 913 E. Main St. Danville, Illinois Shoes, Dry Goods, Ready-to-Wear Fazio Dept. Store Georgetown, Illinois 61846 l Congratulations Class of 7l 1 Compliments of f rom MORRISON FUNERAL HOME SNIDERS , . n on the Mau Bismark, Ill1no1s Womenswear and Gifts Compliments of Second National Bank 27 N. Vermilion 300 N. Vermilion PHY ICIA Verne H. Alder, M.D. E. T. Baumgart, M.D. R. W. Elghammer, M.D. joseph C. Cleveland, M.D. joseph G. Ellis, M.D. James H. Harding, M.D. Harlan English, M.D. Everett M. Laury, M.D. A. Reese Matteson, M.D. John Mason, jr., M.D. O. J. Michael, M.D. Miguel R. Ochoa, M.D. CarlA. Nelson, M.D. J. F. Rojas, M.D. Malcolm C. Spencer, M.D. William T. Shaffer, M.D. William J. Swansbro, M.D Editofs ote Aw .ef X's.., We, the PARAGON staff, and the nursing students would like to give a big vote of thanks to all the de- partments of Lakeview Memorial Hospital. Without their generous cooperation, the yearbook would not have been possible . All the staff members will agree that working on the yearbook has been a challenging experience. We have attended yearbook and photography workshops and learned many new strange terms: layouts, crop- ping, ffstops, and shutter speeds. We have worked hard but have had lots of fun, hoping to put out a book that does justice to the school and captures many precious moments for the students. Sincerely, jane Wilson PARAGON editor 1971 an 11,4- Auuvcim vrnuaoon com-mv .......... .uw-V ' iin..-.ff Q... , ....-, Q i L.. 4 . ,4 4 1 U 9 I Q u -x - --I!