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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1975 volume:

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Activities . School Life . . Advertisements and Faculty' ,r , X , Q all .N -.4 0 fvffivfv .Qs . ,few ,wiv B' A lg LL We, the yearbook staff, wish to dedicate the 1975 Paragon to Mr. james I.. Larabee, R.N., M.Ed. As the Director of the School of Nursing, he came into Contact with many of the student's trials and tribultions. He met these problems with understanding and consideration. We will remem ber Mr. Larabee by his two most outstanding traits as a man with many faces and his favorite saying, The Door swings both ways . -JI u,l-Xing, N X ' s 1. n I L' I is-1 i fe 'wr' , 'r' 1 Q ' 7 Y -. .4 J A 5' 1 Ii 1 p v H I it kj! 7 .M 5124, Y, V I a ,.r , 7 , - , 7, 7 Wg Q if-,..,,:N. - Lim .af 23 Q? SENIGRS , 1 E TI-IE THREE LAKEVIEW LADIES President--Becky Tanner Vice President--Sandy Morrison Sec. -Treasure--Annette Okerland 6 Fl Seniors flushed away their troubles zgumm on Graduation Day. ' 'Wai I? 1' J ,KJ 1 O f MARYANN ALTMAN DEBRA ARMANTROUT Gifford, Illinois Potomac, Illinois 5-If , 4 n if I PATRICIA ASCI-IE Paris, Illinois LYNN BLACKFORD Armstrong, Illinois Nqr Q r , r v IU Ll BLAN KENSHIP Marshall Illinois 7 ,C - -' I 41 1 0 J-.ng lx magna xi VICKIE KINNEY BROWNFIELD JUDY EVANS CARPENTER Danville, Illinois Catlin, Illinois F MILDRED BURROWS Catlin, Illinois KATHY CI-IES ROWN NANCY EBERSOLE Chrisman, Illinois Danville, Illinois 3. I I Us , is E I if lff .i. i - , ' iigiiiij ,Ina , , MYRA I-IARRELI. HENRY FRED I-HLL IR. Woodland, Illinois Westville, Illinois CHRISTINE I-IOLYCROSS Danville, Illinois PAT HOLDEN Champaign, Illinois NANC Y INMAN Williamsport, Indiana , Q V! IEANNE JENKINS Danville, Illinois SANDRA MORRISON Bismarck, Illinois LUANN LINDGREN Donovan, Illinois .Q-5' I ff' 1 'id i I PAMELA MERRICK Monee, Illinois MARIAN CRIST NORMAN Milford, Illinois s 5 Q, SY ANNETTE OKERLUND Danville, Illinois 5, f 5 4 1 EJ' LINDA MCQUOWN RIBBING Danville, Illinois si DEBORAH SUE SARGENT Tuscola, Illinois SARAH SMITH Hume, Illinois Wvh I? s-1, ,f -Q-MW' Z I I ' Qs: -..,v BECKY TANNER Williamsport, Indiana DEBORAH WEICHERDING Danville, Illinois Q6 KATHY WILLIAMSON Palestine, Illinois MARILYN MILLIS YOWELL Greensburg, Indiana io, 13 , A i , 5 1 , IA C KIE ISLAM WILLIS Danville, Illinois 1 23 Q? J UNIORS 3 The Smiling Usherettes! J. jenkins, D. Weicherding, N. Ebersole . 19x Upper Right-Rev. Newhall, Address. Left-Mr. Austin Evans, Adm. presents top Scholastic Honor to Marta Meers. Bottom Left-Rev. Molloy, Invocation and Benediction . . . And our next appearance will be at Carnegie Hall. 'N U Capping Of The Class 0f1976 Wor gan' d 1 Tl Eb ne 1 41:4 iw '-,, ur P9231 595' Qffvifviv 1- , J, -' A Q1 11 fl I 2 4 I . f ,.....w--und' ...SY , was-55 E.- . 5 Q: ft a Q? if Y' , rd' 'Y 9 ff :J n Q f-we S. Molly Pres., L. Phirmey V. Pres., K. Butcher Sec., Tender loving care is what he needs M. Meers Treas. ...L , I . wr vw . . will -' 1' tp .Q Who me? W'hat's every one looking at? Phyllis Anderson rim in its -A- Sherrie Atwood 6 - mae uv-.vu ,xg ' -uv' Ann Armstrong 1 'Civ' -:I 1' . 67 x , jk :gs Kathy Butcher it K Susan Carpenter Jayne Fletcher Susan Haggerty '91 Eb, f A 1 ., ev A Marla I-Ianner .Me .mw.., , Hilda Hays if Debra Hicks Ann Irvin wif' Sandra Kline Linda Kurle 1 saw Kelly Kurrelmeier x ,I f .-4. , . Deborah LeC1air mu, 1 A-mu: Ann Light 5. Christin 1'?' --,-um. 5 ,v e Logsdon Marta Meers ig., Susan Molloy Carol Mullins Susanne Parcell X-. , ...NE xawx N K1 Mary jo Parsons Leslie Phinney Cal-01 Puzey 5 4:1-4' Martha Rutan jackie Slichemeyer Connie Termy Elizabeth Wargo Nancy Woody IE Q? FRESHMAN P 61- If f Lil Balsis Barbara Cochran 4 f 'T 42 'I X! I Patsy Collom 4 Brenda Dixon Bev Elliot 1i .fig Pat Graves ...gf 1 , v v' U -Q .- -IRI . xx Ruth Howard Sherry Hackney 1 P2112 101163 I Vicki Lampe Aleta McMurtry Barbara Ousley Sandy Reynolds Diane Sadowski Linda Shallenberger R' , 2 531 QQ F jeff Shaw Steven Stabler Mary Ama Tison Elizabeth Webb Tina Wright Now here are some real Nurses! Those goggles can give you the giggles. There? our Barb ! You have got to keep laughing! Study that Anatomy girls. -ef.1 ' Where did all the girls go? Let's get out of here. Learning to be graceful? I love this class! ,, ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 5 QD 63 , 0 f . ' Q t. 11 . , ,4j,.,.L.- 'gi 1 ' ' Construction began in 1974 to expand the facilities at LVMH. The building site is located southeast of the exsistlng building, - , and in front of the student nurses' residence. Construction AI LVMH Included in the new complex will be an emer I rf gency room and intensive care unit as well as , additional laboratory facilities. S I A Yk,,,,g.,...-- fer-1 , '- ,R ,215 X: - -Q.-5 LH' MR. JAMES L. LARABEE Director of Nursing Education MR . AUSTIN EVANS Administrator Leaders :ff 6. .- K Q : 1 fm. ' ,sf I ' 1 Q M edicczl Z' X '21 MRS. SUE RICK, R. N., B. S.N. Educational Co-ordinator MR. DONALD BRAMLETT, Counselor 5? I. .6 Surgical Instructors MRS. PAT sooo, R.N., B.S.N. MRS. RUTH PATTERSON, R. N., MRS. MARTHA STEWART, R. N. S. N. MRS. LITA Ui'LAOGI-IAIRE, R.N., B.S.N. I , Z T W no -,..- - 6 L . k fb F-5 . . sf. 'lx N Y R - . ,E Level III I nslruclors i MRS. JANET BOSWORTI-I, M. S. N. Psychiatric Nursing Mix, , me X . I f A I I Q 3 . f 1 . y 4, X A X L I .X L - :m x .. , 1 Q 'Q X J Y ' MRS. VEDA LEONG, R. N. Psychi atric Nursing Pediatrics tarszv MRS. CANDACE ISOM Surgery - Nm I sw f I ,. I -cami? MRS. MARTY MCLAUGHLHXI, R.N. Pediatrics MRS. KATHLEEN TABER, R.N. Obsterics MRS. EILEEN I-IENWOOD, B. S. f I ff 1' ff - . ' . iffy ,,' , n H n . xg fm Q ...eil . 'V' :5 - .v...,. 3- -if' .x if-I If I N -,-- A ,- 1, S2 ' 'f f m 31. I I 5 I .3 3 , . f- I 2 J' . ' I ' I 'Q' ' ft S1 I I . W- -' I I X we 0 . - .P ' I MRS. ANN DIVINE R.N. Renal Dialysis 1 ' I I . f I MRS. FRAN SCHOON B.S.N. Team Management MRS. LINDA I-IOZDIC B.S.N. Intensive Care Nursing Level IV Instructors MRS. IRENE STEWARD BSN Team Management 'I .mtl l ,. 2' MRS. PI-IYLLIS ROTH R.N. Team Management 'I MISS NORMA TAYLOR BSN Emergency Room Nursing .gv . ousemolhers MRS. RUBY JUMPS MRS. ROSETTA CLARK MRS. NELLIE STOCKDALE f ,ff S '13 MRS. DONNA JUDD Llbranan MRS. ANNA DUFEK 4 and , MRS. PAT TAYLOR Housekeeping Aides ,-,. .L MRS. LEE WILLIAMS, Registrar MISS ANDREA FLETCHER, Sec. Nsg. Ed. 'S M X2 Q fe ,f 1 ,Tm ' if' 'Z . J 34 Sarah is prepared to stab her next victim. Well, this is how it is suppose to be What do you mean, remove our masks! ! ! But Mom, All the instructors dress that way. xr- K . . rs Q X wx - IK, pw fig? Q4 ACTIVITIES 4 ,, 1 ,fi-'f Farewell T 0 Mr. Larabee On April 2, 1975 the Students and Faculty of 5 , LVIVH-I sponsored a surprise potluck dinner in hon- or of Mr. J. Larabee. Special presentations were made by Kathy Chesrown, Sue Molloy, and Sarah Smith on behalf of the Senior and junior Classes and the Student Body. Many thanks to Mr. Larabee for his good leader- ship and friendship! M edical - Surgical ursing And furthermore. . . , says Mrs. Spring, Head Nurse on 4 North. By the look on Debbie's face she's really paying attention. Wu X x i 1' Carol Mullins assists her patient on the IPPB treatment KC 0 To Lzve . . Is T0 Give 5 i 'Q x .l lfV W- H wg Kathy, Watch what you're doing! ' ' 'V Awww AQ 'IPM' ' N.n....e ,,,. X 6,2 f 6 1-3..cZ3..' 1' lil Mos. 5- 5333 ,,,, rg Are you awake Mrs. Steward? A . ,C ., bmw fs 1 2 .511 , if 4 Sue M. the bed is for the patient not for the Student. f -,Q Y 2 I A A d.. I gm. 1 .- Oh, he's such a cutie! Be sure to tie those strings tight! Close quarters. Go ahead Mildred he won't Christmas time in O. B. bite ! 41' You mean they actually diaper this guy-where do they put the pins? bslelricczl 41- ,Jinif 9 B 9 F n ' Q V' Q. -15?, lxnyrb-3:f?fl 15lff, 1'g'::15s2: -.1 4 1 , M - QQ '- Q - iff -Q-V W an . , -, x, .,. , .. ,I A , rf If -' i fff - ' ' 5 ,mf A., Well I don't know, what do you think. What are you doing now, Sargent? t i Gee Patty, you look lovely. lt's a good thing our uniforms Thought I'd bring you in a are long! little surprise! ursing ,Q -r-- f f' V ,-.An-F , , 4 I ,M , ma+ -'f v-- KM e M-ff' ' ' ..., ..,.,u.0 ' - No thanks, I'm on a diet-- but. . . Sister Paul Therese, B. S. N. Wet Again ! ! of v. ,1 , '. jury wwf? 5. 1 ' in yi a 9:51 5 We , x V l , x 1 4 P i y ' VVe 'Q il Sister Paul spent many devoted hours teaching LVMI-I students about Pediatrics. She was loved by all. Pediatrzc If they could see us now. 2 3 we .. 'K sf V f iffy- Q x. in 5. v 4, -if 1 i . A A ,r f. '- il.- i ni. Am I boring you with my knowledge about this Stairway to ??????????'?? ursing lf a child lives with criticism, He learns to condem. lf a child lives with hostility, He learns to fight. If a child lives with ridicule, He learns to be shy. If a child lives with shame, He learns to feel guilty. If a child lives with tolerance, He learns to be patient. If a child lives with encouragement, He learns confidence. lf a child lives with praise, He learns to appreciate. If a child lives with fairness, He learns justice. If a child lives with security He learns to have faith. If a child lives with approval, He learns to like himself. lf a child lives with friendship, He learns to find love in the world. Don't throw up on me, kid. X 4,2 E .. --. ' I' c Eff, .ji , A V, , 5 ,A ii 5.5 A 've Patience, Linda, Patience! 4 X .Sw r LuAnn and Sue do some recovery of their own! As Lynn knows Student Nurses assist in all aspects of Nursing! 1 19' K 735 W Considering Surgery on your thumb, Maryann? Patty prepares for a long day of work and learning Surgical ursing There is never a dull day in Surgery right Mrs. Surely you are not tired after a day in surgery Isom? V04 ' Sue ? v fn I I just don't believe this charting! mergenc y The Pits show devoted nursing! I can see her Epiglottisl af . IP -we Y . ax, , ,, ,A Q. , Hr' - '-v-..,.,, Norma's Birthday Party! R 00m I never knew Germs are interesting! ls ,WMM , W, fag MW. ,MW Does this mean I'm Pregnant! Please don't forget the Tourniquet! -em , 1 Y 3 Z xx is Y 50 sr Yi Q. N A. Q nslensi ve C are Unit 135-J! R, new mv 5 Z3 .,:. R IAQ 4- V, ., 2:25 li? e Renal Dialysis F' f.,,,. fm f W 5 .-.f 1 wwf M19 A wall! 'x 2. H R li lg if is Q. 'E Q D 5 Q 5 ,009 ,,. Team Leaa'1'n 2 I ,...H' ' ' S, M ..., lm fi-1 8 Taping is so much fun. Isn't Luann? Dog-gone elevators are so slow! Couldn't you look a little more enthusiastic Mrs. Steward? My My girls you're showing a little leg Debbie. ! Especially you Now how much did you say, Kathy? :X A., A I af 'o 1 D .- s C ' CWI e a K . Kathy was always one of our more serious students! N.,-W' One of the important aspects of team leading is to be sure that everyone signed out for the meds properly. ,p X, L ,,,. , Uv'4L -.,f,:g 'y 6 2 --5 SA: 'ff fig, ,nfl f,,n,f, , 1 fd 'Iii' ' - Aiwa lf M4 AIA Level IV If you think clinical is bad, just try staying awake during class time! Q, z. fr-K? Theory Of course, there is a little bit of enjoyment once in a while. Teacher for the day! ! 3?fef'z31i?f' 4 ag, NW s if QW? ' 131: u' , ' 'ann in-snr' 1 - if -77 1' , I ,ff 'lv ' f f. wwwrf -wwf' . We 265 ' '4':-1f .-,,- , I , 5 -' .' '13 fx ily Y- 'QN1 , I -rn. -V f5 y! Wxusm .FAX ..-.:.,,,,. 1 W .. wx X N Q. , Q 1' . 6 +1.,,,,xt:.1f, 2 . iirfkwmw H f f f ,.- H ' f X' X X I J 10W .J 'MEM' -1: -V , my rl E e7 .1 ,, W ,W TW Patti Asche chooses to do some Oh you're kidding! says Carol Puzey, studying on her time off. as jr's watch a favorite soap opera. x-.K xl , 1, V 7 l 4 L, Mary jo at the waterhole. Whatever Student Nurses do between classes, they always seem to have a ball . Last fall the juniors sponsored a Doctor-Student Nurse softball game. Warming up are Sue Mol- loy, Dr. Hoffman, and Martha Rutan. f d u f ll - ' ' ht As usual, Liz Wargo, is trying to convince the teachers - Let us 0116 Student in 5 fe U-Se ln 3 magazme HS know if if worked Liz! Haggerty? WMV ,. .4 -111 J Susan 1 41.0 'Wm 04 - 'ES-. 'Q Q 259 Q4 ACADEMICS . J 32, ' 53' ga , i., X 3 w lg is Y . 4 w ak 58 OUR ILLUST RIOUS EDIT OR! ! Paragon Staff The yearbook staff was busy as usual this year meeting the deadlines along with taking pictures and making contacts for advertisements. The student body sold candy as a money-making project for the Paragon . In October the staff attended a seminar at the Elk's Club and learned of several new ideas. Sandy Mor- rison was typing manager, and Deb Weicherding was in charge of ads. Mrs. Taber, our sponsor, helped us in numerous ways also. I, . THE TIME TO BE HAPPY IS NOWg TI-IE PLACE TO BE HAPPY IS I-IEREg TI-IE WAY TO BE HAPPY IS TO MAKE OTHERS SO. 53 .-1 gg . 1 I N gl SNAI K' , I. i 'M' Elvis 5' I , 'K , 2 mln f 11 f 'Af i J 7 . M PM 1? k 'i Y ' 1 ' ' V - m 'in' w. I '. N , The Danville chapter of the Student Nurses Assoc iation of Illinois was busy throughout the year with conventions, banquets, seminars, meetings, and other various activities. This club is also active in the national organization. -TZ, The Sim can't shine on us all the time! Freshman Picnic I know the building is old but I don't think it's that bad. People age quickly in the nursing profession! Ideas of the Fre shm an are to be questioned Q 3 Do you really have to do that in Nursing? 4? aw ef ' f A if W..l,f'iHv4 . gi fy 1 I if 4 I' 1 ggi! ri A if 1 I - v M ,ffx Three Blind Mice! With a bit of encouragement , Mary jo comes up with a mouthful! Halloween i . . .,. 1 i Y 1 Ei if a 't iii: 54 , l , 1 . xg? 1.2 . 1 , Lampe and Tina Wright follow reluctantly. ri ' 6 ,Q 4 Mary JO Parsons exhibits her new build while Vickie X O if Vickie Brownfield, it looks as if you have really been studying hard lately. Following in her footsteps UQ are Connie Tenny and Sue Molloy. Ann Irvin, Debbie LeClair, Jayne Fletcher, and Deb- bie Weicherding decide on which surgical procedure to utilize in this case. , ,lk xx The Halloween Party was held in October in Grygiel Hall. ' All of the ghosts and goblins of LVMI-I were present that evening as these pictures indicate. That poor girl wants to know who's hand that is Sue Sargent! Q Part y Caught you in the act Sue! X in , V il Vh Always a kid at heart. Right Pat Holden? I Christmas Give Kathleen a Hand. . . Marion, you say you've been going to Weight Watchers?? Come One, Come A11. . . It's Free! ! Hey, Who forgot the Boat? The Angels of L.V.M.H. 194 Me and my Teddy Bear! Check those Legs! Watch your hands Fred! ! Who does Rudolph have under his fur! Give us a little more leg Kathy! ! n , Awhhh, Debbie, You're so cute!! Berth Butts and Company 7 4 me 4- ,, 1, w i E, K 3 if ,Q V f am. Would you believe om' Peds instructors are reverting back to their chi1dhood!??! -...M Wm A Our reputable hospital staff!! Student-Faculty Follies Each year the student body sponsors the Stu- dent-Faculty Follies . This is the evening when all of the students and instructors get together and really let their hair down for an evening full of laughs. -X 4 'i far ' Q',, mfr , so--7 2' 5 V ' MF' ii' Iva. 1 l How did you do THAT?? xwr::.......xs W x The junior- Senior Banquet is given in the honor of the graduating Senior class by the junior class. It is a way for members of both classes to say farewell and best wishes for the memories that will last throughout the years to come. The Class of 1975 wishes to thank the Class of 1976 for all of the hard work and time that was spent to make this evening a memorable one. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1975!! X I V1 .,-in ' f Sue Molloy, jr. Class President, cordially welcomes everyone to The class response was given by the banquet, Becky Tanner, Senior Class President. ' Doctor Hoffman was the guest We all thoroughly enjoyed the occupational telephone monologues by Mr. and speaker of the evening. Mrs. Rick. J unior-S enior Banquet Mrs. Roth, You should have known better than to pull the table apart at the middle. A HAPPY SENIOR!! Q3 f li.s....as2Y'N sf-24 DIE 2 ' iff We all enj0Yed the 1'HLlSiC of Mourning Missed. LuAnn Lindgren reads the Seniors' last wills and Q prophecies. 1 5 Oh, Boy! ! Does this ever beat the hospita1's food! !! WATCH OUT! ! Mrs. Roth is at it again. 1 The head table new x s. C 0ngem'a!z'ly Mrs. Becky Tanner was chosen as Ms. Congeniality of the 1975 Senior Class. She was elected by her class- mates for her outstanding personality and friendship throughout the years at LVMH. Kathy, are you having fun! ! ! Prophetess, Connie Tenny, tells of the Senior Class in 25 years. x U - x Zi., val-- A 1 4 if ' 2 ysizif , w W' 1 di ,a fi ' A A ' J - Q ., Q- ::- -.exif -, KW. .2? Wff!51f if E 15 21 .- , .,.:' ,, ' ? M ,rf , :gf- L f 5 Y 44 ', if f, ,, iw -fm , ,.. , 1, W W .A ' ' A' 2 E f ,A Ma 39 Q4 SCHGOL LIFE '9 '!W 9V Hi , W ., ' :Qfg?rf ,GQ any 1 'En' gifs?-M Ffa . F 'Q -x f qu.'Y4+f ri 1154 in .1 ,N X x , , Q .1 minifk, b-9-.'5l ifQi' s 'B . , 'i 1 'zu A 3 , Y 1' , I Leisure M Q -5 2 ..,5. ' way ' , U f 4 by 9. .1 if Q me I K as Az , 14 S. iff 1 .Ef'f:-1 ' - 5 Y I 4.13. A -v x E Q f F 545 : five Oh, Sue! You've lost SO much weight!! 'Wi 76 Yes, believe it or not, Marian does do some studying once in a while. QP. S.-- Your friend's slippers need washing! ! J And here is jolly Old St. Sarah herself Ho, Ho, Ho . . Oh, What a horrible life to be a freshman! Q5 aff , als! ff' Q Q 3 is TY , Dr! - s- '- L Ns--as Q S 1 1 .N W 1 5 1 1 W1 . ,1 233' '4 No matter what you say, Mrs, Patterson is very hard to convince, right girls? 7 A Y 4 Our Florence Nightingale o FEATURING--- The Greatest Legs on Earth fwould you believe at LVMI-I??J if , t It ' ', 1 is 'Q af' 'ia Wa c a y y W, f dorm life -- MOM CLARK! Yes, Vicky always had something new to show us. Is that Connie T. following in her footsteps? !? ,Q ,n me A Banquet was held in honor of the Graduating Class at the Sheraton Motor Inn in Danville, Illinois. What a splendid way to end three exciting years at LVMI-I. 'fu swims F , M. Senior Activities One of the Senior's Spring activities included a bus ride to Chicigo where the class toured the Cook County Hospital. The group left early in the morning and after a very interesting and educational day they returned to Danville, tired but happy. 1.1 ' , in fag, 1' :YT-c'??i'f Q We'll never forget Fred's sense of humor! That's one good trait about the LVMH students --they're so professional ! For once, everyone was quiet. . . . . . even Weicherding. ' QR .. , l M Patty Asche was recognized for second highest scholastic honors. She was also awarded the Charline Grygiel Award for outstanding pro- ficiency in nursing. Z' N I 80 Gran 1, Jacqueline Willis and Pam Merrick were both honored as third highest scholastic achievers. Graduation exercises for the Class of 1975 were held on Sunday, May 11 at St. james Methodist Church. Speakers included Dr. William Grady, Rev. Newhall, Sister Paul Therese who gave the address, invocation, and benedic- tion, respectively. Mr. james Larabee resented the di lomas to the grad P P ' uates, and Mrs. Kathleen Taber distributed the Nursing pins. The junior Class presented special music. tion ADDRESS TO GRADUATING CLASS -- Dr. Wm. Grady. Miss Annette Okerlund was honored with a savings bond for receiving top scholastic honors. 'GIVE YOURSELF A REASON TO BELIEVE MARYANN T ALTMAN Gifford, Illinois DEBRA G ARMANTROUT Potomac Illinois PATRICIAC ASCI-IE Paris I111no1s LYNN E BLAC KF ORD Armstrong, Illinois JULIA BLANKENSHIP Marshall, IIIIDOIS VICKIE L BROWNFIELD Danville, Illinois MILDRED M BURROWS JUDITHA CARPENTER Danville, I111no1s KATHYA CI-EESROWN Chrisman, I111no1s NANCYJ EBERSOLE Danville, Illinois MYRAJ HENRY Woodland, Illinois FREDERICKC HILL J Westville, I111no1s PATRICIA L HOLDEN Urbana I111no1s CHRISTINE HOLYC ROSS Danville, Illinois NURSING CLASS OF 1975 MARILYN L. YOWELL Danville, Illinois I .I . . 1 l , u . a Catlin, Illinois I ' l I , R. , . . NANCY L. INMAN Williamsport, Indiana JEANNE M. JENKINS Danville, Illinois LuANN LIN DGREN Donovan, Illinois PAMELA T. MERRICK Monee, Illinois SANDRA L. MORRISON Bismarck, Illinois MARIAN L. NORMAN Danville, Illinois ANNETTE R, OKERLUND Danville, Illinois LINDA C. RIBBING Danville, Illinois DEBORA S. SARGENT Tuscola, Illinois SARAH 1. SMITH Hume, Illinois REBECCA K. TANNER Williamsport, Indiana DEBORA A. WEICI-IERDING Danville, Illinois KATHRYN A. WILLIAMSON Palestine, Illinois JACQUELINE L. WILLIS Danville, Illinois qi In J Q ' gr! V ans, Qt Q1 W t Q PI ,ffffv In No man is an island, entire of itselfg every man is a piece of the Conti- nent, a part of the maing if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own wereg any man's death diminishes me, becuase I am involved in mankindg and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tollsg it tolls for thee. -- John Donne Class f1975 rophecy The year is 2000, 25 years into the future. just imagine what can happen to you in 25 short years. First we see Nancy Inman. Poor Nancy has been doomed to spinsterhood and is serving as a missionary to a tribe of liberated women in the congo. Sue Sargent, now at Mercy Hospital has finally found the real thing for the hundred and eightieth time with a newly ad- mitted U of lfootball player. MaryAnn Altman has struck oil in South Dakota and is finally able to pay back phone bills from LVMH. Becky Tanner is now administrator at Williamsport Hospital. Judy Carpenter passed her state boards with flying colors but is now in the hospital with a broken leg received when she fell from her motorcycle. Sarah Smith has become a leader in public health nursing. Her articles on Swinging Singles Diseases have become interna- tionally famous. Sarah is now working on her first book, Cures of Cosmo Girls. Debra Armantrout finally made the plunge, called Dr. Spencer and made an appointment for a total freckle-ectomy. You wouldn't even know Mildred Burrows. She's down to a hundred and twenty pounds and is acting like a spring chicken. Marian Norman is now the mother of six. After the first one, the rest just kept on coming. She is also the head nurse on the Pediatric ward. Now that I.L. has left, Christine Holycross has taken over the school and is eagerly awaiting that big plush office on fifth floor. Vickie Brownfield has put her husband to work trying to think of ways to help her keep the V.A. patients from chasing after her when she wears dresses to work. Marylin Yowell has just been picked for Super Nurse of the Year, due to her lightening-fast decisions on the floor. LuAnn Lindgren is still flashing off her new maroon car, but it will never match up to her red hair. Lynn Blackford will be celebrating her silver anniversary in two weeks. Senility has finally caught up with those two, Clark thinks he's Superman falias Clark Kentj and Lynn thinks she is Lois Lane. After working in Union Hospital's Nursery for twenty years, Kathy Williamson decided to devote her time to being president of the American Nurse's Association. Now we see Myra Henry, sitting in the nurses station in the Peds ward at Lakeview knitting and dreaming of all the little Bubbas at home. Pat Holden has her own factory too. She is making sexy sunglasses just like hers. The biggest feature is the kiddies model. Instead of kittens, they have bedpans on the corners. Patty Asche has her own factory too. She has designed Patty's Pumps Nursing Shoes. Her company guarantees to make you taller than the Pediatric patients. Linda Ribbing is publishing her 33rd edition of Ribbing's Revues-A Guide for Young Brides. Annette Okerlund has a new best seller out. Everything You've Wanted to Know About Studying But Were Afraid to Ask. And here's Mrs. B.j. Pearson, the former Kathi Chesrown listening to STANDING IN THE WATER??? by Ozark Mountain Daredevils. Jeanne jenkins is now a public health nurse concentrating on Health standards of bars such as Freddies, the Underground, the Big Barrel, etc. And here's Fred Hill, director of the AMNA, American Male Nurse's Association. Debbie Weicherding is now Mother Wich at St. Ioe's Convent. Pam Merrick is acting administrator of the Shelter Care Home for Nervous Nurse's. Ms. Merrick has extra-ordinary insight into their needs having been there herself. juli Blankenship is a nun at Mother Weicherdering's Convent. She tried to get into Fred Hill's AMNA but was discriminated against due to her sex. Nancy Ebersol is the industrial nurse at MACDonald's and is reportedly having an affair with Ronald MacDonald. jackie Willis, discouraged with the lack of enthusiasm from nursing students was admitted to Mr. Merrick's Shelter Home for Nervous Nurse's. Sandy Morrison, while sleeping at her apartment building, saved everyone by running down the halls at 4 o'clock in the morning yelling, You guys, get up. There's a storm coming! Sandy received a Citation for Bravery but she also re- ceived one for disturbing the peace. So completes our journey into the future. And who knows, we just might have been right about our predictions! 3 ! 84 Senior Wills I, MARY ANN ALTMAN, will to any jr. my ability to stay away from my husband for months at a time, and pay 3150.00 phone bills every month. I, PATTY ASCHE, will to Ann Irving my ability to stay up till early hours, but still look and seem as if I've had 12 hours of sleep the night before. I, LYNN BLACKFORD, of fairly sound mind and body fas sound as one can be after going through 3 years of nurse's trainingj will to any jr. the pleasures and pains of the yearbook. I, JULI BLANKENSHIP, will all my instant potatoes to Connie Tenney, she needs them more than I do. I, VICKI BROWNFIELD, being of tired mind and married body, hereby will and bequeath my ability to talk in circles and make people think I know what I'm talking about to a slow--talking junior! I, MILDRED BURROWS, will the ability to keep my husband, children, and instructors happy, homework done, and still retain my sunny disposition to Hilda Hays, who'll need it! I, CHRISTINE I-IOLYCROSS, will to all married students especially the ones with families the ability to let a hell of a lot of things go just to get through school and the use of the Xerox machine PRN. I, MYRA HENRY, will to any lonely jr. my ability to write to my husband every night and stay in school when I would ra- ther be with him. I, FRED HILL, being of relatively sound mind and totally shattered body will to jeff Shaw the key to the only male restroom in the school of nursing. I, PAT HOLDEN, will to everyone over 30 the stamina to keep pace with your classmates. I, NANCY INMAN, will my ability to get along with everyone to those most deserving of it, namely, Mrs. I-Iozdic and Mrs. Schoon. I also will, with no regrets, my lack of motivation to all those Irs. who flunk THEIR midterms and must depend on their finals to pass. I, PAM MERRICK, will to Carol Mullins, my ability to sit through three hours of the NLN consultation meeting and three hours of the curriculum committee meetings in an attempt to change our institution. I, SANDY MORRISON, will my exotic dreams of my OB days to Mary jo Parsons and my love for Psych to Sue Molloy. I, ANNETTE OKERLUND, will my great ability to BLUSH and SPLOTCH to any jr. student. I, LINDA RIBBING, will my quiet nature to Pam Merrick. I, BECKY TANNER, will my ability to talk to higher-ups calmly, my ability to be told NO ! in 1,101 ways, and 7,000 miles to any jr. who has a car and the kind of luck to be Sr. Class President. I SARAH SMITH, will to Jayne Fletcher my sweet, quiet and naive personality which I acquired at Lake View. LuANN LINDGREN will my ability to warm up the hospital and add a spark to 3 south to Nancy Woody. I, KATHY CHESROWN, will my ability to perpetually put my foot in my mouth to my little sister Leslie Phinney. I, DEBRA ARMANTROUT, being of broken mind and tired body will my intrusting alarm clock to Norma Taylor. I, PAM MERRICK, will my ability to outlast a director of nursing to who ever wants it! I SUE SARGENT, being of sound mind and body do will all my x-boyfriends to any lonely junior. 9 1, I: IEANNE JENKINS, will my one and only contact for Linda Kurle flittlesisj to pass med's with. I, DEBBIE WEICHERDING, will my post-puberty acne, baby-fat and the left wall of my room to Ann Irvin. 1, KATHY WILLIAMSON, being of tired mind and body, will my ability to develop the symptoms of any illness ever men- tioned in the last 3 years, to any jr. We, the Class of 1975, being of stuffed minds and worn out bodies do hereby will the Level IV class of 1976 -- 1. Our ability to learn what some instructors have never understood. 2. Our ability to make paper dolls out of an outline, since we hated to see paper wasted. 3. Our ability to conform to LVMH dress code without ever breaking our own. 4. Our motivation, enthusiasm, superb professional team work: and above all the ability to function in an atmosphere of peace and harmony. Your answers may include any or all of the following: 1. A, B, C 2. B, C,D 3. A,D 4. D,B 5. C, D 6. All of the above but A. 7. All of the above but C. 8. Sorry! There is no none of the above ! ! ! THOU Lord, light my fire with purpose beyond the thought that life, happy or unhappy, successful or unsuccessful, is extraordinarily interesting. Mighty warriors, celebrated and honored, allow me the pleasure of loving the multitudes of mankind, of escaping intolerance, a unique adventure. Beautiful stars, it is so wrong to embrace the sun, to enjoy spring air, and to love, to think, and act courageously? Powerful faith, do not betray me in my hour of need and despair, a superior man is marked by rising the fallen hawks and doves, an ultimate triumph. Mountain peaks, do not reject me while my direction wavers, for all things must change to something new, to something strange, for flowers grow. Ocean winds, might you offer more than fresh silence to my solitude, and allow me the conviction that only little minds are subdues by midfortune, and sadly mistaken? Dark granite, forget your cold rewards, your solidarity is needed, a virtuous deed should never be de layed, the impulse is too strong, and hesitation unnecessary. Bold rose, do not weary of life, your thorny stems lead inward to secret doors, and are doors outwards, out of self, out of smallness, out of wrong, to eternal peace. -- Canon ADVERTISING DDCTOR'S SUPPORTING THE PARAGON Dr. M. Adeli Dr. E. G. 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Bosworth Paul Collom Elwyn Crist Jack Fletcher Donald Graham Mrs. Betty Habel Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hackney Malcolm Harrell Stanley Hicks Michael Holden Ralph Howard Howard Inman Lee Irvin PATRONS OF THE PARAGON Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Koch H. M. Kurrelmeier Ralph Lindgren James Meers Glenn Parcell Miss Sally Parcell Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parsons Mr. and Mrs. James Rick Mr. and Mrs. Perry Shaw Mr. and Mrs. John Stabler Mrs. Nellie Stockdale Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Taber Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wargo Mr. and Mrs. Ery L. Weicherding Mr. and Mrs. Leon Williamson ROBERT W. ELGHAMMER MD, LTD Specialist In Infants, Children, And Adolescents 723 N. Logan Danville, Illinois Your children are not your children, They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself. They come through you but not from you, And though they are with you yet they belong not to you. You may give them your love but not your thoughts, For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls, For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you. For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday. You are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth. The archer sees the mark upon the parth of the infinite, and He bends you with His might that His arrows may go swift and far. Let your bending in the archer's hand be for gladnessg For even as He loves the arrow that flies, so He loves also the bow that is stable. Kahlil Gibran CASTLE'S BUSINESS EQUIPMENT, INC. Sales - Rentals - Service Call - 442-5797 417 N. Vermilion - Danville, Ill. MCMULLEN TRAVEL AGENCY Air w Sea - Land Foreign and Domestic Complete Travel Service For Reservations and Information Call 443-0246 23 W. Harrison - Danville, Illinois . CLIFFORD SHIELDS 81 SONS Industrial -Commercial - Residential Painting 4l9 N. Bowman Danville, Illinois 446-2596 ACME MAINTENANCE 8: WINDOW CLEANING Offices, Factories. Residential A 24 Service 0 Free Estimates 0 Fully Insured 0 Over 30 Years Experience Owner - Herbert M. Harris Ph. - 442-2761 Compliments of- lakvuivm veljy and fzndsvfzpe Q-Szerwice R. R. 433 Danville, Illinois Ph. - 759-7322 GEORGE VACKETTA 81 SONS FORD SALES 8: SERVICE 415 S. State Westville, Illinois Ph. - 267-2822 Congratulations, Class Of 1975! Thank you for your volunteer time in our classrooms VERMILION CO. HEAD START l3l Jackson Danville, Illinois Compliments Ofa IROQUOIS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION F HENSOLD D LTD. 443-0146 7 N. Virginia Danville, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1975! for yesterday is but a dream, and to-morrow is only a visiong but to- day well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every to-morrow a vision of hope look well therefore to this day! from The Saluations of the Dawn, from the Sanskirt. TAKE TIME Take time for friendship when you can. The hours fly swiftly, and the need That presses on your fellowman May fade away at equal speed And you may sigh before the end That you have failed to play the friend. Not all life's pride is born of fameg Not all the joy from work is won. Too Late we hang our heads in shame, Remembering good We could have doneg Too Late we wish that we had stayed To Comfort those who called for aid. Take time to do the little things Which leave the satisfactory thought, When other joys have taken wings, That we have labored as we oughtg That in a world where all contend, We often stopped to be a friend. Edgar A . 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