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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1973 volume:

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She attended all student functions and corre- sponded between students and administration. Also, Mrs. Tabor is the maternal and newborn instructor and has been with Lakeview for over 25 years. As students of Lakeview Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, we hon- or and dedicate this book to our lady of the year, Mrs. Kathleen Tabor. SMUKQN4 Beth Fellers with daughter ., , My , , , wi s w. ' - N . . . the very proud parents of fine healthy and well disciplined youngsters, who became the dorms most cared after children, who no less get to have their own way no doubt! . students are . Jason sure gets wided-eyed in front of a camera. 3 ul P Master Holycross sure is a ham. jason sure is upset, but nothing seems to bother jeff Estock when he's eating. tour guides studious . Marsha Elledge and LuAnn Lindgren find that continuous studying can some weird things to students, es- pecially to the two students found one morning after studying all night for a final. Wow did they have saw- dust brains after all that studying. Ann Rouse, Phyllis Liggett, and Kathy Smith enjoyed taking school children on tour of the hospital, especially since every one received orange juice for a Ureat. ,',. ig , 4 . ., K j i, f' 9 students are plain ordinar people You mean an apple a day doesn't make you sexy' . . . resting after a hard day's work Come on Kathy, you're already a half an hour late for work now. GUESS wHo???? Wrho do you girls think you're fool- ing, we know that there's a copy of PLAYGIRI. under that Newsweek. Sijll getting ready, he has been waiting downstairs for over an hour. if ' , f ,K Q I 'Z 2 f .arg 7, N W 194355 it WS '. I ,ff 1 r 7 ' 3' ,ah 'QUE' ' - 'C'2,w! ff I ,wg , A 3- ' ' ffwfrg ,f,,jM,r, ' if an Wish we could get an elevator in this place. 2 There's nothing more relaxing than an eve- ning with Mark the Fish. Okay Cindy what's in the can and don't give me that story about it being Mountain Dew. Barb and Linda enjoy a free evening of horse play. 1 1 l T w , I ,T 5 1 NJ' num! 'F -R5 4-1- au, -.,:gy573.,,m-., I? N '.7. 1..- W' .L 'Q fx '-N., :.. Y l . . X by x A'A1f ,M 1- ' ,, ,Q W H., V-V. --fA-,.M,,,, ly, 2 ag, , 4 X 0--I Probie Pledge I, Dumboi..l.., being the jelliest, joll- ,af i ' iest, flabbiest, floppiest, elephant this side ofthe merky, muddy, mighty, Mississippi Riverg also being of large heart and body will solemnly pledge to keep my ears glued to the requests of the terrific juniors, keep my trunk out of other business and keep my darling little tail out of trouble. I do hereby from this day forward render all my services to the golden angels of mercy. l will also remember that ELEPl-IANTS NEVER FoRGET . ' Mobi? . ,72 picnic -if fe chili supper MIENU Chili and crakers Relish dish Desserts: pie cake Beverages: coffee tea milk A perfect night for dining out, Candle light din ner, live music and the best service anywhere in the world. All the Chili you can eat! 3 f .41--'--4 halloween Have you ever had the feeling of being extremely ridicules? C 1 Q 1 Minnie Mouse and Mickie Mouse aro , aro the Pumpkin. il .15 Go with the Tigerrrrr! 1972 It's not everyday we get a visit from the great fish Spitz! ! . . . a time when all things spooky come out to play, to haunt, to scare things away. . . BOOOOOOOOOOO. I-Ie was mean He was tough and he know his stuff He was bad But I'n'1 glad I-le didn't get me Recognize him Sure you do I-Ie's Sue Rick's kid and he's a good one too. Mistress of Ceremonies Teresa Powell for christmas . . . and you'11 know them by their e ll jo to this World They're just what I've ALWAYS wanted Did you know that Santa's using Zebras? is m soul Grandma's memories of Christmas Raggaty Ann and Andy read the Biblical story of the christ Child. I Silent Night, Holy Night All is calm, all is bright Rotmd yon Virgin, Mother and Child l Holy infant so tender and mild Sleep in heavenly peace Sleep in heavenly peace. i Singing, Dancing, Dolls. Will Santa find me here??? Q , 4' is Q f, iv, .15 ,. ,af , Ll I scream, You scream, We all scream, For Ice Cream. .WHIP av? r,fQ.j, Q at v 'Qi J gif ice cream social Everybody likes it Vanilla ice cream Everybody likes it, Cakes and cookies, And you know why, Because it tastes Sooooooooo good! ! ! if H Talk about y student dress code, wow. . . 'Lx ffif-iw' Q in if x I '1 ii L is ff' ' A N N, as l Ofieaitlifefniabef. facult follies '7 I E 1 is A , in . - 2 111 in A, A ' X , NF W l wif' 7'?z A The Legend of the Bedpan? Cigars, Cigarettes, shot of gin? --To ,,. l' ' Continuing education, guess what Marty's taking. ,3 L ' 4 - .r L .i .., ---..lf I It .Q M-ff, If ll . ff,-en . ,- W K swfzn, As V, ' rr' ' 5 -NLKKNQ 2 I fs V ' F ., A if , Q X ' 2 - 4 - Q R 4 W.- 'xi t 4 i i '19, - ! 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I'd been having this dream that all my instructors were PREGNANT! ! ! rf' i Give it to her good and hard. Emergency room sure gets to be a run around, if you're a student. ..,- ,www----- ' L Defeat! ! ! Who's the leader of the band that plays for you and me? 1.1. M. M. l. E. N. U. R. S. E. Jimmie Nurse, Jimmie Nurse, for ever let us raise our beclpans High, High, High Come along and sing this song, and join our family. I. I. M. M. I. E. N. U. R. S. E. I f . .ff f A ' - f.,:f,f.f , .1 ff fizigfgiige aw Okay Carol, don't ham it up. ,N ff 1. 'ix . 3 . Spe aker's Table fini XJ 1 Miss Vickie Draper through teary eyes was able to thank the jr. class for the Miss Congeniality Award . The junior-Senior Banquet is given in the honor of the graduating Senior class by the junior class. It is a means by which all the mem bers of both classes can say farewell and best wishes for the lasting memories throughout the past three years. The Class of 1973 wishes to thank the Class of 1974 for all the joyous and outstanding mem- ories that they can forever cherish in their life time. Best Wishes and Good Luck! ! ! Marie Fox presented her share of the Senior Class Prophecies with no sweat. 26 V r SGIIIOI' 3, ix ii rv S- Dr. A. Taylor was the guest speaker bringing to all his Wonderful words of wisdom. i My , 5 . h NN lf 5 w V ,A k' . fi,-mfr Q L A Grier-Lincoln Hotel . . .but Susan Blumhardt had a little dif- ficulty in reading hers, Better luck next time. CLA SS ADVISORS Mrs. Henwood Senior Class Mrs. Rick junior Class .A ,.,,,1,,rl ,E 9 Q fx 4 Q , 9 fgk G? M Inspection time in ICU with Mrs. Rick. Everyone's uniform in order? L I. 4 ,' Instructor discuss with student the patient assessment while Beth tries to handle the Old Bird. The Munchkins welcome you to the land of Oldies Not Moldies Land. f X xxx X jan Starkey Taber talks Kathy through her delivery of the charming prince frog. 3 Peds is a problem to everyone, even instructors. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES Thanks for the memories of 3 years in this shrine, al- ways blowing my mind, the probies want the telephone but a senior on the line. How lovely it was. Thanks for the memories of rainy afternoons, swingy chorus tunes, and morphine trips and broken hips and soggy toast and prunes. I-Iow lovely it was. Many the time that we wasted and many the times that we worried. Oh well it was hell while it lasted, we did have fun and no harm done. And thanks for the memories of working on the floor, enemas galore, you always were a headache but often were a bore, So thank you so much. Thanks for the memories of counting down the days when we can count Hurray and chuckle when old Lara- bee says the door swings both ways, I-low lovely it was. Thanks for the memories of lingerie with lace, Maalox by the case, and how I dropped the bedpan when I saw the doctor's face. I-Iow lovely it was. We said hello with a hypo and they jumped as high as a Steeple, but we were INTELLIGENT people, no tears, no fuss, I-Iurray for us. So thanks for the memories of isola- tion blues, I-Iey freshman where are you, and all the plexitron tubes that somehow went subque. So thank you so much. jan Starkeyg Chris McBride5 President Vice-President Pat Watsong Parliamentariang Secretary Kathy Slayton Debbie Merkleg T C Olivia I-lumphreysg Treasurer - - Project Chairman 1.1! H! Anna Rouse 5 House '7 Wu V I Teresa Powellg Social Student Government Motto-- Today we follow-- tomorrow we lead. Colors--Blue and White Flower--White Rose Advisor--Mrs. Kathleen Taber Chairman Committee Chairman Cynthia Fisherg Uniform Committee Chairman Chaplaing Kathy Arthion 5,1 K ,-,s-W Exif S--' STARKEY 5 5 President DUTIES OF STUDENT COUNCIL Prepare and recommend rules and regulations for administration of matters of the student association. Shall be directly responslble for the discipline of the student association, and act on any re- ports and problems presented to them. C. McBride5 K. Smithg V. Pres. Sr. Class Pres P. Watsong M. Elledgeg Secretary Sr. Class Rep D. Merkleg W. Landsdowng Treasurer jr. Class Pres. T. Powellg N. Wiseg Social Chairman Ir. Class Rep. K. Slaytong N. McNamarag Parliamentarian Fr. Class Pres H N Carmen Withersg Editor Yearbook Staff is one that works together to bring to the student body some of the events and happenings that have occurred Within the last year, and hope that their Work may bring memories of pleasureable times spent at Lakeview School of Nursing. Sarah Smithg Co-editor 5 4?- Lynn Blackfordg Co- editor 125. Debbie Weicherdingg Advertisement Manager jackie Islamg Secy-Treasurer Other staff members are made up of respresentatives of each class. SENIOR CLASS OCTETTE Marsha Elledge Linda French Carolyn Hood Barbara Kroll Vada Leong Libbie Mink Kathy Smith Carmen Withers, accompanist The Octette proudly represented the school in various functions that required their musical abilities, The Octette performed at churches, Dr. 's meetings and other social functions. A group of young nurses small in number, but outstanding in voice quality. Best Wishes! ! ! 4 , 1 ,,.,, . , .:, :, '. V, .V . b -hz, - .,..y.1,.,: , ,. ,Q .. . M S ! .,.,, l':': ,.,, , tat araa ,. i ii' 1 iV .- '-- .,i aai :rt M . it la iii iiz is 35 s.n.a.i. Student Nurses Association of lllinois is an organization representing the interest and abilities of student nurses throughout the state of Illinois, and also throughout the nation by representing each of its mem- bers on the national level in ASNA. This year Lakeview has been honored in the representation of many of its students on both state and district levels of the organization. Miss Marsha Elledge was District 4 president of the 72-73 year, with Miss Barb Merhley as secretary, Mrs. Vada Leong as District Breakthrough chairman and Miss Joyce Cundiff as project chairman. Mrs. Carol Furgal served as co-advisor. Although these students and faculty held offices, the operation of the organization was the concern of all members. Congratulations go out to the following students, who will be taking office in the district for the 73-74 year. Wanda Landsdown, presidentg LuAnn Lindgren, vice-presidentg Winnie Snedeker, secretaryg and Lynn Blackford, breakthrough chairman. Eight students and two instructors attended the state convention held in Rockford, lll., an experience that could only be described by witnessing the event. Through a lot of hard work and campaigning jackie Islam was elected corresponding secretary of the state. Hoping that all students and professional nurses take an active interest in their professional organization so that nursing may have a voice in its governing. nurse power if IX -. if! F J 'i5-I HW. l 12 1' am Q. .gh ,.. f-fr W' iq X4 ' X x -Q Y 47 sv R 39 unv- Abusief, 14.2, Adeli, M. Agusti, M. Alder, V,H, Anaclerio, A. Andracki, E,G, Bacquero, A. Bass, W,S, Baumgart, E.T, Borsos, B. Bowen, R,G, Brendenburger, A . R , Brown, C.E, Bucher, R,E. Cleveland, j,C. Crockett, F,L, Curtis, LS, Dewhirst, E,M. Dietrich, E.F, Elghammer, W , R , Ellis, Jos. G. English, H. Fleisser, W. Gonwa, WJ, Grady, W,F, Greenfield, M,B, medical society Gulick, j,L, Hammond, J,H, Harding, J,H, Hensold, W,F, I-Iepner, P,E. Heatherington, E , N , Hoffman, M,N, Kaminski, P,j, Koenig, F. Kosyak, E,P, Lantz, W,F, Lattuada, H,P, Laury, E,M, Levin, S,I, Lipton, S,I, McCormack, W, McDonnell, E,E. Maratos, I. McNeill, T.P. Mason, j,C, Ur. J Mason, j.C. fSr,J Matteson, A,R, Michael, O,J, Montagnino, LF, Moore, j,W. Murphy, V,L, Nelson, C,A. Ochoa, M.R. Parker, M,S, Pierce, F,I-I, Pollard, T,E, Rarick, AJ, Rome, A. Rusk, I-I,M. Seitzinger, G .L Shaffer, w,T, Spencer, M , C Spicer, D,D, Stefanini, M. Stein, R. Stephens, L.R Strzembusz, T. Suzuki, T,T, Swanger, C,W Swansbro, W -I Talbert, R , E, Tanner, L,W, Tanner, M,j, Taylor, A,M, Walsh, 1.1, Walton, j,E, , ...- N 2, . , . 5 ll . ,N 4 K Q fb 1, 5 C CUISWW J.W. M0056 'L - ., M, ,l 9 1 . 'z A .ww M B GREENFIELD LF, DIETRICH EL E BUCHER L. R. STEPHENS 325135: M C SPENCER D. D. SPDCER T S STRZEMBOSZ w, J, souwA .,:.-., L I .5 , 7: W 2 :...,M, 1, , X 9' , , ' - 4-:swf BELA BQRSOS M, R. DCHOA -5 ,W f Zh Q f ix. . I .0 f E H HETHERWGTON M. N. HOFFMAN J 1- GU'-WK W. MQCORIMCK A ANACLEDJO MA ADEU W , 1 7 f 1 4 , , L . ,, '5 s' f' . L ...Z wif, . 2' ff :,,..'.,,:, W I r5 . 4 f ,go 1 1 1 1 EJB. LAURY V. LMURPHY J.C.MASON, SR. H WILLIAMSON J. B MUNTA GNINO , 5 mf , Q R E, HEPNER if 3 1 M. AGUSTI A. R, MATYESON ALBERT RGME A KBRANDENBERGER V 0310- , V M ,J 2 E .- S 4 '4 C 5 U P M F N1 Z Q : 573 I f- V' ! 'l S5 :1 U7 ,sf rs ,524 f x- 1 Fl 4 5 ff . V- i ' 15 53:-' - 5 N .., C .L ,I 3 , E M A...,.g.- , M v S'-5253 3 ..1 L ' 'Y 't , 4- - A1 X .rv M au ,, , ,Q -N E- 55 .Q si no gg 19... ' - QQ., S . ' K ig' Y ' , 0 .X i ,g X, F . rn N . ac ,- ..2. ' N11 I +....Q.mP:Wx E: 5 1 vi A' , 55 'H f1is11::. I A f so if '- -g,- ..5..,g1' ' M N xv X 5. E sl S A A . vvlhl U . 2:55'?ia' .' , 5 ' I . 4 . W. T. SHAFFER J. J. WALSH idk? 155 iew lmemorial iiospiial fi! ,' W ,O Jllebical Staff 1970 W' -4. , I 5 W f Q -'2-- V I s. vaumw E. e. Mfwrmfll 'm 'f f YILZ ' PRESADEMY ,W 4 W , gg .. . , 3 4 E , T, BA UM BART 52 CKE TARY A 4 ,ff ' 4, 1 , Q., .7 f V' ,I W. R. ELGHAIAMER E. R KOSYAK G. L. SEITZINGER W, F. KENSOLD J. H. HARBING LM. TAYLOR F. L. CROCKETT 'N 'W' . my 'Y' A ,,. I! X E.s.arwRAcsu J. c. mson, Ja. muon stem 4 L 1 E M DEWNIRST I lfffw, ,nl 7? , Q . 1 . .5 N, L: f' ,Af - ' X S I UPTON A .,. 5 ,z -,,,,,.:v - W,,...f -Y Q 5 1 Z . , Q- 4 , i P. J. KAIHMNSKI Q, 4 , Q Q hikes ff, ' -. 'QWZ .4 awk , J' V.H. ALDER J 1 LQ ' . 9. f . aff' :J 4. Mx .LTANNER .. ? w ,f y . 4, W J .,,: 1, .4 . w. J. swmssao 4' 1-- j P' .,,.,. 2 LA.. C. A. NELSON x f ...W W f Zf J F. ROJAS EW. PIERCE Munn ,- , K , I I OJ MLCMAEL ,W ' ,ff M' X0 8' 5 KZ, Q nv Lf S L LEVIN 'Q 74 f f 1 ,K , .M , f V, .. , . .,,. ,W W. F LANTZ .ev M if Q 'E -' -. K ,I .-.iv : 1.9.5 2 -'L mf , 1. ,:-1024 4 fffym ' fzwfffi I . , ,ZH W 2 , ,, ,, f ax I X I V, 1. 4,,.,, WF BRADY 2 g f... 1 .5 ' .f 7 2,1 ,,, ,. ,:3...g, ? Q 5 Z if , Q15- ,, nw LW, TANNER fy . M. WZ' f 1 , Pi? A 1 , kv , if 2 5 R G. BOWEN . .-.., ..-v 1 1 ' L , SQ Q - 162 ' f L. ' Y M ILBAQUERO ' - 1 Vi ,..,!. ., ...,. ,.,.,, X a f .y if? 251 2 Z 413. .M 74 f ,, 2 W, Q . , A ig , , I I I ,, 431, Y! iff? R ETALBERT J. CLEVELAND QAM E if? ,I,i.ii.a.f.:':g.f,. 2 -, ,....t,.,....f.----Q 8 ,wwf MR. AUSTIN J. EVANS Administrator . . .through many times of trouble and strife, the Lakeview Hospital has with stood the times with fortitude. Through the leadership abilities of these people, our administration has brought this hospital and its staff toward outstanding qualities in nursing care. . . F ll fu-: a iff MRS, MILEWSKI Director, Nursing Service MR. JAMES L. LARABEE Director School of Nursing . . . the goal of L,V,M.H. School of Nursing is to provide the best quality of nursing education possible within the realms of the institution. . . .through a very definite plan in a three year process, the school of nursing has provided educational standards that have earned the honor of being N,L,N, accreditated. . . .the job of guiding and instruction is one of many demands that cannot be cast to one sideg thus the effort of the whole teaching staff. MRS , CAROL FURGAL Asst. Director Schooling of Nursing x ' ,ff YQ ' ' kit 8, V, ,y MRS. JANET BOSWGRTI-I, Instructor Degree: M.S,N. Graduated from: Boston University Course: Psychiatric nursing Pet peeves: Making up test questions Interest and hobbies: Art and golf Interesting comments: Every year I'll be preventing at least 25 people from going to the state hospital. MRS. CAROL FURGAL, Asst. Director Degree: B,S,N, plus 8 credits-Masters Graduated from: Mercy College of Detroit Eastern Ill. University Course: Pediatrics ul 5 . 1 v I Pet peeves: The seemingly apathetic interest of nurses in their profession. Interests and hobbies: Horseback riding and most athletic activities, and sewing. Interesting comments: Star it, underline it, I don't care what you do but, REMEMBER IT! 1 MRS , EILEEN I-IENWOOD, Instructor Degree: B. S.N. Graduated from: Western Reserve Univer. Courses: Pediatrics Pet peeves: '17 1 K ISL 5' A! -1 Interest and hobbies: Sewing and photography, and music tiara 'Q x MRS. CANDACE C. ISOM, Instructor Degree held: B.S.N. Graduated from: Indiana University Courses: Surgery, Med-Surg Pet peeves: Tardiness, people who don't smile. Interest and hobbies: Sewing, reading and knitting. MRS. EVELYN KIENAST, Instructor Degree held: Diploma: R.N. Graduated from: Lakeview Sch. of Nsg. Course: Operating and recovery room nursing Favorite: OR. MISS MARTHA KIENAST, Instructor Degree held: B,S.N, Graduated from: Valpariso University Course: Management of patient care Pet peeves: Pet- runaway dogs Interest and hobbies: Sewing, bicycle nmaway dog Interesting comments: HELP! ! ! WW - -'--+f.-4.,,,,,, vw' t . riding and JENNY the 1, sw Z MRS. GI-IERNA, Instructor Degree held: B.S, Graduated from: Decatur Course: Clinical and med-Surg MR, JAMES L, LARABEE, Director of Nursing Education and Instructor Degree held: B,S.N,, M.Ed. Graduated from: Maumee Valley in Toledo, Ohio, Mary Manse College and the University of Toledo. Courses: Neurology and Trends Pet peeves: MEETINGS! !! Interest and hobbies: Stamp collecting, civil war history. Interesting comments: The door swings both ways. MRS. SUE RICK, Instructor Degree held: L.V.M.I-I., Certified P.I-I.N. , Peabody College in Nashville, Tenn. Course: I.C.U. and cardiology Interest and hobbies: Little league ballgames, hiking and music. Graduated from: Post-grad course-in Nashville, Tenn. MISS LITA M. RAYMUNDO, Instructor Degree held: B.S.N, Graduated from: Indiana University of Nursing Course: Medical- Surgical Nursing Pet peeves: Insincerity, dishonesty, and indeciveness Interest and hobbies: I'm interested in learning about every- one and everyone. Fine Arts and Music, Reading specifically. MRS . JANE SPENCER, Instructor Degree held: B .S, Graduated from: University of Illinois Course: Fundamentals of Nursing, and Pharmacology Pet peeves: none Interest and hobbies: Nursing, travel, roses, reading. f if r MRS. JANE SABLOTNY, Instructor Degree held: B,S , Graduated from: Decatur Memorial I-Ios ital Sch of Ns i . n P 85 Millikin University Course: Management of Patient Care Pet peeves: none Interest and hobbies: Sewing, tennis, and bicycling. 8 .,,, . 5 1' Y 1, ,Q sf .Tn , , .. ,fi I. 4 x Y . S 5 I X YL ----... ..,-.i Wu MRS. M. SIEDLER, Head Nurse in Nursery Degree: Diploma, St. Elizabeth Course: Nursery MRS. ANNA SCHIMINSKI, Instructor Degree held: B .S, Graduated from: Barnes Hospital Sch of Nsg. Millikin University Courses: Freshman Clinical Pet peeves: Waiting for people who are never on time. Interest and hobbies: Reading, playing piano most sports. MRS . RUTH PATTERSON, Instructor and Med-Surgical Division Chairman Degree held: R .N. Graduation from: Mennonite Hospital Sch of Nsg. , Bloom- ington, Ill. Courses: Med-surgical nursing, QE,N,T,, digestive, G,U,, eve? 4 Pet peeves: Gossips ' Interest and hobbies: Music Other interesting comments: Best wishes for the future-Class of '73, -. 9, F X A x MRS. SARAH GARWOGD, Instructor Degree held: B .S . Graduated from: Decatur Course: Clinical-freshman: Med-surgical Interest: Tammy MRS. KATHLEEN R. TABER, Instructor Degree held: Diploma school of nsg A,D,S, Graduated from: L,V,M,I-I, Sch of Nsg Danville, jr. College Course: Obstetrics Pet peeves: Any discourteous gesture especially to elders Interest and hobbies: Horseback riding swimming and rodeos. Interesting comment: Forget it. IT's not worth repeating. MISS NORMA TAYLOR, Instructor Degree held: Diploma and several hours at Indiana State University Graduated from: L.V.M,H. Course: Emergency nursing: med-surgical Pet peeves: Inconsiderate or rude cigarette smokers Interest and hobbies: Most sports, professional Interesting comments: You should be familiar with this P.S. QDon't add anything juicy to these commentsj No wonder you c9.n't find these guys when you need them, well at least they know how to keep occupied. Nj XIX- Ward clerk Mrs. Powell caught in the act. 52 nursing care if CLINICAL AREA S lst floor Surgery Pediatrics-2nd Maternity-2nd 3 north 3 south 4 north Intensive Care 3-north is equipped to meet the needs of its patients, even when stationed in the hall. 2.7 Dr. Shaffer smiles for the birdy I li Who says that nursing is strictly for the woman, you couldn't prove it by Fred Hill, the next director of a nursing school. 2 Communications is one of the big- gest assets to any nursing team as proven by Cindy Estock and Dr. Poll ard . T. L.C. is the best care for any patient and the quality of care beams in the eyes of every patient with the help of Debbie Weicherding and Mrs. York. Dr. Ellis and Mrs. Tuggle discuss patient care in ICU lg!!! sponsors of student bod Kathleen Taber, Instructor OB jim and Sue Rick and the Boys, fInstructor Dr. and Mrs. Bowen, Head Nurse OB Clyde and Kathleen Taber, Instructor OB Carol and Dave Furgal, Asst. Dir. Nsg Ed. Ronald and Eileen Henwood, Instructor Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Spencer, Instructor Walter and Evelyn Kienast, Instructor Gene and Ruth Patterson, Instructor Stephen and Candace Isom, Instructor Martha Kienast, and jenny, Instructor Robert and Jeanne Sablotny, Instructor janet Goodrick, Head Nurse 3 North Betty Easter, Emergency Room Janet Bosworth, Instructor Thank you very much for your support! ! ! Paragon Yearbook Staff 1972-73 staff Carmen Withers, Editor ICU MRS . WILLIA MS Registrar I-IOUSEMO TI-IERS Mrs . Jumps MRS . JUDD Librarian MRS. CLARK MRS. MAY Asst. Librarian MRS . ARRIGO if 3': g, if . . w I -T' K B X. . X ip, ,, We 1 'waz -3' Ji' f , . V ,M Y: Q' V 4- , , V ao- M. 9 ' 1 A Q C AA., W, 2 Z Really chokes you up doesn't it 4 4 J ll J ' Il -4 - class of 1975 freshmen MNA Lynn Blackfo d Mildred Burrows Kathy Chresrown Debra Elliott Judith Evans :umm 7 x AN ,f Jw-f 4 ,,,,. 4?- Vickie Kinney Deborah Merkle D111 in if ' in hi Linda McQuoWn man V3 sl: K A r LuAnn Lindgren Pam Merrick 132 ' A 1222 ,V ff Q' ' ax Ti-5 4 5 is Myra Harrell Christine Holycross Fred Hill jr. Barbara Hill Nancy Inman 2, f, , , ,W W sf! - if , 'fy-.Q -45, A-.1:k',-'If ,ff , 61 Q Maryann Morgan Debra Sargent 1 MD 1 u 1 mln' 'nr ui W5 wg W, - M . ,jew fifi ' X 62 5 1. M.. Annette Okerland 'QS .? 'T8v Sandra Morrison Sarah Smith I f-52, ,, Ni'- guf -- 1' -xfi X N ,.,.,-f Y V -f,--A LouAnn Sneyd Debora Weicherding 5-'14 X 5. 'Nw ml 'sk , ff Rebecca Tanner ,-- 'linu-nf palm. awra 4 , , 4: JL 2 Rita Summergill Kathryn W1111amson W' . --., ' - 1 ' ,F --, ,, --, -N ii capping 19 3 l solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to 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 wel- fare of those committed to my care. Speakers: Father Kinder Rev. Ncwhall Mr. W, Rush 6-1 Annette Gkerland and Daryl Post receive high honor awards from Mr. Rush. 11 a Barkm class of 1974 -juniors a loving heart is the truest Wisdom Kathy Ar hi SaB1 hd . : Carol Bond Luann Casey Marie Fox Sally Gay , I 'f M fn, QW' , E ,gig , ' ' A 'f 'f.+ 5 -my Q fa y,...Ya,,. Karen EITICI y M, iam.. 'R' K Deborah Irish Wanda Landsdown 6,4- Ellen jones Merrie Lockhart Z' 'df j'oE11yn Kuipers 115, 3 67 YV Teresa Powell Debra Simmons r -'Fr 4 . -'I X BZ Mary Ritter Winifred Snedeker julie Shank ' ll! ff: M , 4 .Wk .f 1---...N Q' :Liz f gig-4: , f ' ' 11,5 - r .T , flisz.-.11 ' V if -1 1, .3332 W ,a , , Harriet Strain Nancy Wise 'Ll-'if MQAE XWaW xx A., f fy hz' X janet Techtow Linda Youhas Qfdf 1? M44 5 'Jsfgg x , f X F Z ,..n.. Patricia Watson .gif 11 -Q-ht graduating class of 1973 no one finds life worth living one has to make it worth living CHERYL ANN BORNTREGER . Mattoon, I11. g JOYCE ELAINE CUNDIFF St. Bernice, Ind. VICKIE LYNN DRAPER V Danville, Ill. MARSI-IA J. ELLEDGE Paris, CYNTHIA D. ESTOCK Danville, Ill. MARY ELIZABETH FELLERS Tilton, III. CYNTI-ILA KATHARINE FISHER Danville, I11. JANET ELAINE FRANKLIN Cravvfordsville, Ind. LINDA LEE FRENCH Tuscola, I11. KATHRYN J. HODSON Champaign, 111. CAROLYN ANN HOOD Danville, I11. 74 s OLIVIA J. HUMPHR1-:Ys Danville, 111. BARBARA A. KROLL Arthur, 111. VADA DARLENE LEONG Danville, I11. PHYLLIS ELAINE LIGGET Marshall, 111. CHRIST! JO McBRIDE Hoopeston, I11. MARSI-IA JO MARCUM Danville, I11. BARBARA A. MERI-ILEY Oakwood, I11. LIBBIE LYNN MINK Paris, 111. ANNA JOYCE ROUSE Danville, 111. LELA ANN SCHWEIGHART Westville, Ill. DIANE M. SHAPURAS Westville, Ill. KATHY LEA SMITH Danville, I11. JANIS L. STARKEY Danville Ill CHRISTINE VANDERPOORTEN Danville, 111. CARLA JEAN WILLIAMS Danville, Ill. CARMEN ROSE WITHERS Danville, Ill. In 3 years, Beth Fellerg will have crocheted a uniform, that all the students will envy back at the dorm. It will be a common site to see Marsha Marcum and her little black bag, don't get your hopes up addicts, it's full of yarn- What a gag. ln 5 years Olivia Humphreys will bring the Doctors to fame, be being their star team member in the Annual Softball Game. Now mothers tell your children Carmen Withers is the type to be, an enthusiastic, hard-working, go- getter, and a pianist always on key. You know how patients gripe when nurses shout when they're trying to sleep, they can't complain about Carla Williams who's quiet, a quality she'll always keep. The whoppers of rollers Libby Mink uses in her hair, look with your own eyes 'cuz in 2 years she'll be using Libby's tomato juice cans-quart size. Year after year, by and thru, Anna Rousr will be head nurse of first floor at Lakeview. Listen every pregnant woman, teacher Diane Shapuras will seek to reach you and thru her patient guid- ance, the Lamaze Method will be a cinch, when you're thru. ln 5 years every U. S. St. Bernard will line jan Starkey's streetg awaiting her to later be famous fudge doggie treat. ln 2 years everyone will listen to W. L. S. disc jockeys chat and chat, about Cheryl Borntreger's hit album: Freddies ls Where lt's At . Vickie Draper's future does not look dim. She'll be promoting every item put out by G. M. . ln 5 years Chris McBride will be asked by Broadway to act the part of Scrooge in an award-winning play. Within the next decade Cynthia Fisher shouldn't be cursingg she'll replace Martha Mitchell on film in Psych. Nursing. Lela Schweyhart will be quite famous by far for her book entitled, Luck and My Car . Joyce Cundiff's life should never be a bore, she'll be listening intently in church or working in hubby's drug store. Marsha Elledge's life should be A-Okay, she'll be president of the ANA. ln the near future janet Franklin will produce sound effects really scary, to be used on the late show of Sammy Terry. lOl Tasty Dishes Made From Fish will be the best seller book, written and published by Barb Merhley, the great cook. Vifhen patients have problems they wish to talk about, with Carolyn Hood around, they'll find understand- ing no doubt. Shortly after receiving her diploma, Kathy Hodson will work in Champaign 3 years later the title of Peds supervisor she'll gain. For a nurse who does well watching her weight, Kathy Smith will do a good job discussing diets with pa- tients, a job many nurses hate. To comfort patients in the hospital, Barb Kroll always tries, an easy task with her warm personality and sparkling blue eyes. Phyllis Liggt will always be punctual for 3rd shift, you can bet a dime, for the Mickey Mouse watch she'll soon buy will keep excellent time. Every year when there is problem weather with the snow, Linda French will have a snowmobile to get where she wants to go. ln 5 years Cynthia Estock will have gone far, in that she'll be an instructor like Mrs. Kienast in O. R. . From miniskirts to Chinese Kimonos Vada Leong will take a step, and furthermore she will be selling jewish rye with such pep. State boards will certainly be no strain, for Christine Vanderpoorten and her brilliant brain. class of 3 - prophecies for years to come! ll 1, I, 1, 1, I: I, If 1, 1, I, I, 1, I, 1, I: Is 1, I: 1, 1, In 1, 1, Kathy Smith, will my long ears, pink nose, and fluffy tail to any jr. who can consume 300, 000 lbs. Of lettuce in three years, so you can hop to E. R. when there isn't any housemother on duty. Libby Mink, will to any deserving soul my ability to make a bet and keep it. Marsha Marcum, will my ability to get blood on my shoes while helping Dr. Mason with a delivery to the jr. O.B. students. Beth Fellers, will my student uniforms to Jeanne Jenkins. Chris McBride, will my ability to get out of Mr. Larabee's Contraceptive lecture to any jr. smart enough to wait till after graduation to get married, and my long engagement to any jr. dumb enough to wait till after graduation to get married. Kathy Hodson, will the spirits of Sam, Mona, and Nellie to a turtle loving jr. Marsha Elledge, will to any deserving jr. the ability to totally wreck my own health while learning to make others healthy. Vicki Draper, will my ability to take tests quickly and my ability to get excited over every little thing to any jr. who feels that their life lacks excitement. Janet Franklin, will my amazing epiglottis to Miss Norma Taylor R. N. Vada Leong, will my ability to speak English real good to Mr. Larabee, so that he should make a good speaker for I. L. N. , already- jan Starkey, will my call-girl for O.B. to any Willing jr. Barb Kroll, will my ability to find ways to avoid studying to any jr. Cindy Estock, will my seat next to Carmen down at Freddie's to anyone else who can get in at 3 and get up at 6 and go to work. Phyllis Ligget will to any harassed student 10 minutes of peace and tranquility at my apartment pro- viding they have the gas to get there. Linda French, will joyfully and with great pleasure to move out of the dorm and take up permanent residence with my hubby. Barb Merhley, living of supposed sound mind and body will my ability to make 2001 mistakes every- day to anyone who wants it. Carolyn Hood, will to any needy underclassman, my drawer full of hospital pens accumulated over my three years of training. Cheryl Borntreger, will my collection of drug cards to Miss Rayundo. Anna Rouse, will to Winnie Snediker, my old black hat for good luck, in hope that it does more for her than it did for me. Lela Schweighart, will a carton of cigarettes to Mr. Larabee. Carla Williams, will my PERMANENT space in the library and one dozen note cards to any deserving jr. -may you find Peace in the AIN. Olivia Humphreys, will my love of the great outdoors fespecially for joggingl to any deserving jr. who is bored with school. Carmen Withers, will to any deserving jr. my fantastic ability to go to Freddie's on Wednesday night and function normal Thursday morning, also my warm inviting seat at Freddie's. senior class Wills may they bring you happiness ' 7 graduation class of Scholastic Awards: Marsha Elledge, top honors Carolyn Hood, 2nd honors janet Franklin, 3rd honors I 4 Special Awards: Centennial Awardg Marsha Elledge. Charlene Crygiel Awardg Kathy Smith. C6 7 ' un77 We Ve onl just beg Commencement Address by Dr. W F. I-Iensold Music by Senior Class Octette Songsg I-Ie Came To Give Life You'll Never Walk Alone The end of the beginning. silk air force base I'm looking for a volunteer? The bus ride was murder, but everyone had a good time. Chris found the ride home too relaxing and couldn't 34 resist getting in a nap. Wright-patterson Air Chambers sure are small. Well Joyce seems to be brave enough to breathe the gas that makes you talk like Donald Duck. BowlvlAN srunlo Commercial and Portrait Photography 904 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 Congratulations to the Student Body THE PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Zll SOUTH BOWMAN DANVILLE ILLINOIS A quiet moment alone. A chance to sort out yesterday's memories I . I and put tomorrow in focus. A chance to stretch out with a good book a warm sun . . . and an ice-cold Pepsi-Cola. Pepsi has a taste as big as your tomorrow. With energy to mutch. You'v got u lot to live. Pepsi's got u lot to give. . , . , ,.- g. ' ' J '. -- Nigzr. W - , - , -1-. -gala, - I ,Q-.. :iw -'J -, -M ' Pepsi com - if ,,g::,,' -fl- FREDDlE'S TIPPLE INC lOl Brooks Westville, Ill. Congratulations and Best Wishes akeside FUNERAL CHAPEL R E C T O GEORGE S ED RL T JO GEO OE IO EUGE E E SU FORTH VEQMILIOIN STREET DANVILLE, ILLINOIS t-I832 TELEPHONE t2l7I 4434234 ANDERSON ELECTRIC INC 619 N. Walnut Street Danville, Illinois 446-0738 Serving Danville for 60 Years In All Phases of Electrical Work Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments of BARRICK AND SON FUNERAL HOME 440 N. Walnut, Danville, Ill. JAMES S. ACKRON 3638 N. Vermilion, Danville, Ill. ARNHOLT BAKERY GLEICHMAN DRUG K.T.Gleichman, R.Ph. 204 W. Fai,-Child Phones 662-8383 4 662-8284 Danville, Illinois Georgetown, Ill. No. Dr. your convent must be a house of the sick, your cloister the streets of the city, or the wards of the hospital, the promise of obedience your sole enclosure, your grate the fear of God and and womanly modesty your only veil. Excerpts from 1973 Commencement Address presented by William F. I-Iensold, M. D. V n f . ja, L me-F A 4485. ! r . 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