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

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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

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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

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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.