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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1977 volume:

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SENIURS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS BACK: Maryetta Chapman, Vice-Presidentg Don Rhodes, Presidentg Pat Jones, Secretary-Treasurerg FRONT Mike Warner, Co-Advisorg Connie Litwiller, Co-Advisor. MOTTO: Nothing Worthwhile Comes Easy COLORS: Pastel yellow, pastel green FLOWER: Daisy 77 7 L Q f 6 7j5U5'ff Zcfiifgl Kflomv 1 7Y , A r iq 1 K - 5527415 ffzinp 2 ffiilifi WM MJ wif www AW UWM MCI L, Y XL nfl Kp . w U- ' rr Qgcfix-ir mam A I 'Lf io c,!,f1,foUmAJ E,L Wqaufzin Vgkfmm 9102, Jimmie ,ffflwu QLILQ 267, C1,1,k6Lf7.l1L' !Jr,j,ej? QLLAJ' fZ5f-lv-?6W V' f' K X 'i - 7 - , , S xbkfi-.. fxz M1 x'5x'k X X kk X Yxl-f Ck. Q lx X 'i xl 1 1 I f N xmdtxgkkxsgx fxl 'fxilfxn kskfq If I 9 X Mu, 7401 Yugi L-A KQTMJCIA, J wwf ,?,4Qz..Mw,. 7QQ1 ,'L, fgfwmd ?Z,L4dA?,1,9Z,! JJMJQA x 5yY0Jl9C2.uLJ 6, an H Af fAjZ4f7if7C,,ffLj 'ff' fH,4Mw,44, JJ ,f Iquoild MHQ H, 'HUM Hms -Hwmc 1-0 +'l Y16'lN Hug vofwqg fvWSH'u.C,+Ov'3 QM Ljcfwwoj me Hvfouijlq Pmgq 3 qQQF5,53mc Qoulclrvk Htl-4c if QM OVC. 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J UNIURS 1313! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Back: Carol Goin, Secretary, Mary Cooke, Vice-President, Bess I-Iuls, Treasurer, Mrs. Rick, Advisor Front Jim Mitsdarffer, President MOTTO: Nobody ever had a rainbow until they had the rain. COLORS: Pastel blue and pastel yellow FLOWER: Yellow rose Kathryn Miller Class DiAnn Cintella Bess Huls MHYY C00ke ww Patricia johnson Debra Henke r V' fifjfw' Sherry Powers 1 4 A STC -, .,,r ,. X E c 2 X 15, -f 3,5 - Y ii, A . Di-Ann Bailey Dianne Hendricks -If 3,-17 ki gms-uw X 5' 'ff Q 4 n h at x ew' as it , , . 5 Qi t Q ,O 1' 40 ii! K sf' 3 A 2.0:-3- ' at I -.1 S! s. ls,-as ' . R . A . dh 17' 1. N, Y, '--rl W- f First Row, Left To Right: Melinda Rosenberger, Penny Sands, jim Mitsdarffer Second Row Left To Rlght Mary Tinder, Terri Morgan, Patsy Hammer, Christie Roberts. Third Row, Left To Right Teresa K1111OH Brenda Wells jane Dill 20 l 5 K, L4 -af, M ' 4' :LIL , f ',-f V h A4 af fi . '15'!t1.ve :mf-'--1, ff ' :Mgr ,f-wi, ,f .- , . 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Second Row, Left To Right: Diane Nib- eck, Lori Barker, Pamela Mezosi, Paula Davis. Third Row, Left To Right: Terri Casten, Toni Sampson, Faith Ray 'N-vt... Michelle Fetters Pam Taylor Kim Burris Pat Hite 4 LOA -.- L If X 9' ' DH A - 'K x K f 'X if' ,. -,Q M Kathleen Hargan i X' Debra johnson Mary Shannon Sheila Lewis Maxine Hale Student not shown: Carol Goin Marianne Tison Glenna I-laacke Linda Shallenberger si FRESHMEN , :Q FRESI-IMEN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Back: Mrs. Pollitt, Advisor, Sandra Dumont, Treasurer Front: Laurel Dunham, Secretary, Ann Schackmann, Vice-President, Tom Marriage, President COLORS: Pastel green and pastel yellow FLOWER: Yellow rose Rob1n Kerby , b ?f Shelley McDowell Lore Lindsey , : 2' E.. ,,,., Aff' 1 ' ll 'fem J? fi ,i f f YW: V , -f.xfsx,.,.f. 'zfw-:-ff'414 +-V ..,-, -,Q 25, 4,5 .. 1 02, . ,I ' . 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X iw 1 Z E2 5-wq me mba 54:2 232 Em 262 Q fc QQ Richard Livengood, Marilyn Kovanic, Administrator Director of Nursing Service Administration 2 xx, . , if 'f-ffifi ' 1 3 Mildred Bennett, Director of Nursing Education gp-.c sf. . WW.. , .Er Ruth Shaffer, R. N. Sue Pollitt, R. N. The Nursing Process The Nursing Process The Nursing Process and the Individual Faculty Sue Rick, R. N., B. S. N. Mary Ricketts, R. N., B. S. N. The Nursing Process The Nursing Process in Nursing Management WM ra H o 4 I V-3 .,,..1,,g,5. V N. ,.,..,. V .a,..,.mc',.:.x - , J., p-f-slft5S- irffrt' -r-wi? s - Ef xifw-'.b::,f f , , 5 g--.yi-vw., 'X ,wgxipag ' . 1 . H X 'S fm .fggx , Z' L.1'- Q genyt v . ,E X Q 'S . 5+ ' 5 , . . . . , f X Q .x .v pg. S 2, V F Arm is . ,K , 5. Q' N X R3 Q ,-.- fa 'Y FFA? Y,VY A NN V V Xff , x rt. Q.. L .iv . 5 iw., , .. fv, -as - 5 janet Bosworth, R. N. , M. S. N. Frances Schoon, R. N. , B. S. N. Nursing in Acute and Chronic Stress Situations Nursing in Acute and Chronic Stress Situations Frances Hamilton, R. N. , B. S. N. Maternal Child Nursing Phyllis Roth, R. N. The Nursing Process in Nursing Management si, r -:egg A :Q . K , .T ,C. . I 5 V 5 , Martha Stewart, R. N. , B. S. N. A ii K it 'Q' 5 ' Maternal Child Nursing NXQKX I Ian Condon, R. N. Nursing in Acute and Chronic Stress Situations Irene Steward, R. N. , B. S. N. The Nursing Process and Team Management H A WLS: ' Q, 43, L, Connie Litwiller, R. N. , B. S. N. The Nursing Process and the Individual The Nursing Process and Team Management Michael Warner, R. N., B. S. N. Nursing in Acute and Chronic Stress Situations 4 V75 , , ,in S ge., 5 sg 53 f' J , S . gf nv WMM Q X 'J' I.f2,:,a5-'?i'f4 X' A ' 2 7 - W ff A ' 1 . X' .Vw . V, NA F 5: 5'2'f13i : Q QW?- 1,0 i-51. ,l'G':-im 2w ?'5 Q 1. f 'fvdl 1. L 2-.fri H. iff'--,-Mia' ,Q 115 'P' ' .. 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Program 0f Studies First l00 1364f 10044 - 10144 - 13044 Spring 101 - 13741 - 10041 - 1404f - Second 201 - wk - Spring 301 - or 302 1504f - Year - Fall Semester Q18 weeksj The Nursing Process Anatomy and Physiology Chemistry Rhetoric Nutrition Semester Q18 we eksy The Nursing Process in Health and Illness Anatomy and Physiology Introduction to Psychology Bacteriology Year - Fall Semester 118 weeksj The Nursing Process and the Individual DIC Elective Semester Q18 weeksj Nursing in Acute and Chronic Stress Situations Maternal-Child Health Personality and Development Third Year - Fall Semester Q18 weeksl 301 - or 302 - 10141- Spring 400 - 1004f - 4FD anvi Nursing in Acute and Chronic Stress Situations Maternal- Child He alth Child Development Semester C18 weeksl Nursing Process in Nursing Management Introduction to Sociology lle junior College Courses Program Credits: LMC 64 creditsg DIC 36-39 creditsg Total 100-103 credits. TS EVEN SPECIAL P DiAnn Bailey Kim Burris Therese Casten DiAnn Cintella Mary Cooke jane Dill Michelle Fetters Carol Goin Maxine Hale Patsy Hammer Kathleen I-Iargan Dianne Hendricks Debra Henke Patricia I-Iite Lorrie Howe Bess I-Iuls Debra johnson Patricia johnson Teresa Killion Sheila Lewis Larry McKee Sheila Lewis Larry McKee Pamela Mezosi Kathryn Miller james Mitsdarffer Terri Morgan Penny Myers Diana Nibeck Diane Pachciarz Recognition Of The Kim Pickens Sherry Power Faith Ray Christie Roberts Margaret Robinson Melinda Rosenberger Toni Sampson Linda Shallenberger LeaAnn Shields Pamela Taylor Mary Tinder Marianne Tison Brenda Wells Mitzi Williamson Class f 1978 C ... xl la Y S - Qi N.,---f,,,,,,.,----' N' 'Ra an A Sandra Carpenter Pauline Clements Sandra Dumont Laurel Dunham Teresa Elledge Mary Fox Rebecca Fuoss Sherry Henderson Lorna Hughes Cecile Hutcherson Margo Kennedy Robin Kerby Susan Kirby Deidre Lang Lore Lindsey Judith Lucas Roger McCall Shelley McDowell Thomas Marriage Faith Moore Mary Nixon Elizabeth Usborne Patti Page Brenda Ratay Richard Roush Ann Schackrnann Kathryn Smith Pamela Strebing Carole Suda Gina Summers Lewis Talbott Cecilia Thornburgh Patricia Todd Karen Walter Tammy Warters Darla Wheeler Katherine Wilson Mary Worthey Jenifer York jill Zollar Recognition Of The Class f 19 If il BA?-'k,,n' if ,.-.,...4. . I , ' .frrj i U on N QU' V, ' , if ,,., .ef h-WJ ,1 f' if 1,1 ,Q x was ... ff I 1 , , a J'-s .X 3 wi I v 5 5.3 x Q .J ACADEMICS This course is taken by freshman students. It deals with the basic concepts of nursing and introduces them to the nursing process. The clinical experience encourages development of basic nursing skills such as taking blood pressures, temperatures, pulses, and respirations, giving baths, doing range of motion exercises, and taking nursing histories. The second hali of the course, which is entitled The Nursing Process in Health and Illness , includes the study of and the passing of medications. The Nur ing Process fl , W Freshman students must also take several courses at Danville junior College. These include Anatomy and Physiology, Chem istry, Nutrition, Bacteriology, Introduction to Psychology, and Rhetoric. Instructors include Ann Muench, Curtis Huffman, Barbara Poole, Brenda Aden, and Carl Davis. These courses provide a basis for further nursing studies. 2,1 , if tiff lr if ' gl 2 as , The ursing Process And The Individual This course deals with the health problems of gen- eral medical and surgical patients. It has a reputat- ion of being the hardest course in the program. Some of the trials and tribulations include getting the CAADS done on time, studying every waking hour, doing what we students consider busy work, and going for a patient interview. It's also been found however, that this course is often the most rewarding. Knowing your patient is appreciative of everything you do for him, seeing his condition im- prove as a result of your nursing care, and the feel- ing of success after a job well done are three of the greatest rewards. Three of the many musts in this course: Participating in pre and post conferences, charting and Working on nursing care plans, and giving medications correctly, after contemplating the five rights . While several hours are spent working on the floor, many more are spent sitting in class. One tires you by running your legs off getting this and that fO1' yOur patient, while the other tires you because your're trying to write as fast as your instructor talks. Whatever free hours are left, are spent just trying to decide what to do next! . ,.Qf 'fizfi si wg -ee: sg -'-' ff Q15 .-e x.. gi vb Sm .isis - fits? Q 2 0 Q . . . . . On the other hand, some moments must be spent in simply having fun, eating, talking, and laughing, and sharing good times with the friends you've made during this course. . . , gc? -22, -, 9l1Z'4'w S .. Give her back Sherry! First step-- Find the baby! .lb ml, Maternal Child ursing :QA Isn't the pelvis fascinating? ' 7 And remember Keep your hall' off your collar Busy, Real Busy' 'P' Q i A ..- ' V 5 ip -. A 0' if , - L Um um good 8 Maternal child nursing begins with the study of obstetrics. Students gain clin- ical experience such as scrubbing, circulating, giving sitz baths, working in the nursery, and doing health teaching in both Lakeview and St. Elizabeth OB departments. One of the highlights of this course is having an OB Care Study! The last half of this course deals with the nursing of children. Students gain experience giving medications to children and doing a health teaching pro- ject. These experiences are also gained in both Lakeview and St. Elizabeth QPediatric departmentsj What seems to be Snoopy's problem, Terry? Two nurses are better than one! M191 K K ,spy-Q . t mg Larry and his baby! Even Kathleen fell asleep during the lecture. Kath1een's sure getting a kick out of OB! Tomorrow she starts on baby food .317-my 4 L.:-it Nurse Marilyn and her patient. This little one is just the right size for Linda ! 'QL What do you hear, Doug? Being Play Nurse is Terri 's favorite part of Pediatrics. Oh, c'mon. Let's play with this toy! Look at the camera now and smile ! 5 E . . 2 7 , Q 4 w...,..! Q 'S Upper Left! Eye see you! Upper Right: Happy Birthday, DiAnne! Center: Okay, who's the one that put the toilet paper in the cake? Lower Left! These psych notes are driving me crazy . Lower Center: Sherry and DiAnne teaching class. Lower Right: The answer isn't in the back of the book, Don. Bottoms up ! ursing t In cute nd Chrome Stres Situations Lower Right: Party for the Birthday Boy Lower Left: Everyone had fun at Danvllle Manor feven though Brenda is sleeping againj. , 'E 4 .wwf ,..- -l .WMM Qqnvf' Oh, isn't that just DARLING! Aleta, you're so enthusiastic o The local loafer loafing locally. ,x A - ,Q an l One ringy dingy. . . O111' pal--Bill is i , L ...N Must We do the housekeeping too? Use the Lava, Patsy. ur ing vff xv -X Ivlr. Clean f ,gif .saw . , is . ,W ii, - , .g.a,1.j, ' liigls' 55, saw ., Q -Lggw-E c a:.124i5z2r-ggi, f , , , 0 ziy W' ,, 1 4 J 7 ik , f , M, I 1 1 f I wa '1 M f 4 ' 1 4. , as f' Gloving is so much fun! Recent grad , Ann Light, Lends a helping hand. v N- ff 'T if if The Nursing Process In Nursing Management J R ' 'EX' This course is the final level of study and is commonly referred to as Level IV. It is at this point where students fin- ally realize exactly what they're getting into -- only it's too late to do anything about it! It is made up of three general areas of study. These include critical care nursing, emergency nursing, and the theory of team manage- ment. Such things as learning to read EKGS, learning common adult and pediatric emergencies, and learning bas- ic nursing management skills are taught in the classroom. Students then have a chance to apply this theory as they rotate through various medic al and surgical units, the intensive care unit, and the emergency department. Another interesting aspect of the course is the exposure to the renal dialysis unit. Instructors of the course include Miss Tay- lor flimergency Departmentj, Mrs. Steward flntensive Care, Renal Dialysisj, Miss Ricketts fFour Northj, Mrs. Roth fThree South, j and Mrs. Litwiller fThree Northj. - 1 M' 4: 'SN 'ff X? -sw - fi , . --fs. . ti 11'-jf' . - -saw - iiffigmv' .. . XV ' fg- M - ' X .,, 12:3 One of the fundamentals in the Emergency Depart- ment -- knowing how to operate Life Pack Four . Pen Vee 500 mg. ? I never could et these enicillins strai ht sa s g p g v . Y Marla, as she prepares for the inev- itable drug quiz. ul 4 Mrs. Edwards, Four North, passes along to Pat jones all her secrets of being a good team leader! ':.-:................... Vicki and April, showing that LMC does indeed have extended care services to everyone . . . or, uh . . . thing?! :59I1S?i1'EI-:1 N225 'f Who, me? I didn't do it! It Wasn't me Maryetta, SN Charge Nurse for the week. Is the paperwork getting you down? f5',71f?1'si img ,Q r '4 ' 9 5 Mrs. Steward can always find something to laugh about! This is April Smith reporting for Team I. It's been a LONG day! + x S Jigga ,. ...,.,,, , ,W 5 VQFQQF5' g 5 :J,,4g. xt 33. - .4 Y Q . -.Fiqh ' A NA , .' 5: M, fig xg, if , 3, .1 3 i j? r, 5 .Q r 15e'?,f'Q 'S Y. ., fm E212 Q 3: .lun ar 'j,'s'3:', r-J' ,A 3 .2 MMQ, 1 , .j,:-- X I 1? 1 ff-f A is 1 .-'I' 1 Q, 31- fz e-gg, A Q' ig W5 12 ORGANIZATIONS ,, ,xl if 9' 5 ,naman-wamnwk 1 xiii' Paragon Staff I would like to thank each member of the yearbook staff for the hard work they put into the making of this book. I would esp- ecially like to thank Mrs. Tabor, our ad- visor, for her support, her hard work, and her excellent advice! Patsy C ollom, Editor S.N.A.l. District Four is made up of students from Lakeview Medical Center and Olney Central College. Donna Thompson served as the district's president for 1977. Mrs. Bosworth has served as District Advisor. Guest speakers at Lakeview meetings include three LMC Nurse Anesthetists and Anita Kietas, Veteran's Admin- istration Hospital, speaking on the stroke patient and rehabilitation. Other activities of S.N.A,I. include bake sales and sending two members fMary Cooke, linda Shallenbergery to the N. S.N.A, convention in Miami, Florida. ! .....,,??,,gTZ5 ' mx I Q3 , ,X Student Body 5 'A It Today We Follow - Tomorrow We Lead 1976-1977 Officers April Smith, President Pat johnson, Vice-President Robin Kerby, Secretary Brenda Dixon, Treasurer Kathleen Taber, Advisor ACTIVITIES 7 . F ,Zvi .-CM ' iiw. V s - I N ef ,,s,?i-f, , - ,. 1.4 , -N' ,vflifgi - ggi -,s-:ff ,..j5i-, c 3 -f ,fri - ' 2 ': ' 1 19 '4--l s. t Q 3? QA ga' ' ,i l gn Y ij' 6' ' jf: 5 ' : L.: ,Eg Q-1' 'ii 3 5 .Sr ur' ' it e fi t Y - i . XP, 1 ohool Picnic 1' And Freshmen Initiation I Students, faculty, and friends attended the all school picnic which was held August 24, 1976. Following the picnic, freshmen students received a SPECIAL welcome from upperclassmen. A . 1 1 I' V - , , ,,, Q' 3- ww ,1 .g :J ff I .1595 3... V E 5 -Av 1 3 , H Last Tango in country club. Forep1ay??? Ueff and Karenj i . Santa post-op. a L ..... ZW, No thanks, honey. . . I'm on a liquid diet. This is what O V i 1 I1 W I think about this moving bit! Staff wasn't left out when it came to moving day. n The Ritz? The Pit? ? Y Ulf Come and see my redecorating job ! OOO! Isn't this fun?! , 42 ' 1-' vii' NF 35.2-Q51 i. - w e Slug one for us, Rick! Coach Sue Rick and team members Students Versus Doctors n oftball The game was held April 24, 1977 if E: A A ,, at Lincoln Park. Dr. Grady coached ' ' if s A A -may M45 the doctors, while Sue Rick coach- N3-fe. 4 A ,. . Q ed the nurses. . . Q, -- R . W ,,,,. H- ' . we R f -e SCORE: . t ',', Doctors 20 Nurses 16 '- s 'sf A So this is how you play crickett? Marilyn, a pro ! 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' J -wer .S V' . ew... f - , E 4. -- 44.4 5 3,5 xr' ' , , .. V . .9 .. V V- V .M M 3 WE THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1977, BEING OF UNCERTAIN MIND BUT STRONG, WILLING BODY BEOUEATI-I TO THE CLASS OF 1978 THE FOLLOWING: I, Sandy Solgard, will my calm and cool personality to Faith Ray. I, Brenda Dixon, will my ability to get assigmnents done ahead of time to Marianne Tison. I, Donna Thompson, will to some spunky, outspoken junior my rebelliousness and outspoken att- itude toward clinical instructors and doctors. I, Steven Stabler, being of excessive id and deficient superego, will my collection of works by the illustrious founder of psychoanalysis, Dr. Sigmund Freud, to Mrs. Schoon. I, April Smith, will my odor eaters to jim Mittsdarffer because I've heard he needs them more than I do. I, Aleta McMurtrie, having a dexterity problem, but a PURE mind, will THE JOY OF SEX man- uel to the Lakeview instructors' library, a Farrah Fawcett t-shirt to Mrs. Bennett, and my ability to perform brain surgery to DiAnne Boyd. I, Susan Larrance, being worn in mind and worn in body, will my old hair sytle to any junior who likes to squint at the mirror at 5:00 a. m. for it to be falling down by 6:00 a. rn. I, Pam Haskin, will to no one my ability for getting into trouble without even trying. I, Beverly Walther, will my full-figured cross-your-heart living bra to somebody who is capable of feeding it. I, Barbara Cochran, will to both my little sisters fortitude, and to Tom Marriage all the by-laws in the state of Illinois to be revised. To Norma Taylor I will ten pounds and all my nonverbals. I, Vicki Lampe, of what was a sound mind and body, will my ability to receive at least three phone calls from the same person a night to Marianne Tison. To Carole Suda and Linda Shallen- berger, one year of free cooking classes with the Galloping Gourmet complete with free fire ins- urance. I, Patsy Collom, will Linda Shallenberger my ability to get up at 5:45 a.m. to go clinical, and my ability to pass tests without studying for them. I, Linda Smith, will to Paula Davis, my partially used meal ticket. I, Chris Cannavan, will the horse manure off my clinic shoes to Tammy Warters. I, Marla Hanner, will to Pat Hite twenty pairs of shredded, yellow, and slightly smelling support hose. I, Lyrelle Pratt, will my patience and fortitude to Paula Davis. I, Elizabeth Webb, will to all juniors who pass meds at Level IV the ability to keep quiet and act busy so that the instructors don't give you a drug quiz. I, Mary Claypool, will Bess Huls my crater stomach, bottle of Mylanta, and my ability to pro- duce nervous bumps on her face when going through Level IV. I, Sandy Starr, will the girls of the junior class my holey hose which will come in handy when you have to say a prayer for survival in the presence of you know who down in E. R. I, Doug Faulk, being of sound mind and stomach, do will my appetite to the whole junior class. With the food the way it is at LV, you juniors may also have my bottle of Lomotil! I, DiAnne Boyd, being of deteriorated mind and body, will by ability to complain nonstop for three yearsg and include in each complaint, After my parents spent 55640 I feel I deserve more! I, Sherry Hackney, will keep my size 3 lf2 nursing shoes because I can't find another pair due to the great demand, so I will the girls in the dorm my ability to do a sink full of dishes each night. And to Sandy Dupont, someone to scare the tar out of HER by jumping out from under the bed after the lights are turned off! I, Sandy Kline, do hereby will a copy of my Level IV transcript which is a joke, to Norma Tay- lor so she will always be able to laugh. I, Maryetta Chapman, of very tired mind and body, will to any unattached junior the ability of finding a classmate with an unattached eligible brother--but good luck in finding time to study! I, Marilyn Youngblood Starkey, will to Aleta McMurtrie my ability to get married and withstand the stress during Level IV and to come out of the whole experience ALMOST crazy. I, Pat Graves, will to a very dear instructor my schizoid personality and my psychoanalyst to help him. Iwill to another instructor my Aunt Jemima waffles along with Aunt Jemima every other weekend. I will to yet another instructor my Sherlock Holmes detective kit with mag- nifying glass, so she can properly observe students preparing and passing med. I will to another instructor a copy of I-Iow To Read EKGs . AND TO ALL THE SOON-TO-BE SENIORS AND OURSELVES, WE WILL A STEADFASTNESS IN OUR DEDI CATION TO HELP ALL OF THOSE IN NEED. ' iii f ,L 9, N c Q SN 5 b w,,,V A X 3 . vi ii X'-w 3 6 N ks fa. 1' 'X 'V N Vx E? , 1 4 if vf' f -,,.g.f+ 3,:,.,, yn ,f.3.,cz' - f Q K , grub Nw ,Af Q, . I K Q , WP: fit 9. pf ' I. w Q . , , - , ight. -r N Y' ' 4 'aw i a X' wa' A A I 2-A ,pr 9 'Q Ap! d v Q1 ww f X ' Nt if -ul' . E -w . f' 'lui ,--.. K 2 A 3 ,fi , ' 'W -' , ss' My 2- 3 ' 3 - 'Q' x. V: ',f,, fv3Sig,, ,,5,,yaf.fg5 2. ff Q - 8 1' , ' 1 ,f Q-ff--W in 6-, A 1 - , 'f nS.,s':3:'1.'N' , - - , ' ' , N Y ' A W f e ,ff -- - 3 ,. H -'fzif 1:5 . QS: . V --' ' 'f , ,, ' pf 44 A I f.h aff 'S -K I E W v.-,. Vx: X, ,W 1 . ,Q 1' - 32 4.1 , 4 I-' 1 .- I ,H ,WWW . - , . , SSS :AR E-xi - '-,. , ev ' - . - ' I . xv ' - V Q W' XR . , ' ' :A rs , miskbx, ff xg' hifi- A: 2 RX,- , 'Next X X '- . V ,, B .... t 41 W , - X ,- Q K.. X vm -5' fl' fkfkic! 1 v -xgggf 5 V 11, . A I-,Tee '03 4 - ,I T' I 9 K ' -xf,.-Aw' t --f - yfwlfqfgeggg , F - ' '-15822. K fx X . fl: 5:3 3 - A f P? YS , , fX vw, L g ., V x ,X ,gl Sv ,fn . X E XX 'K X ff .f ' ' 'X 1 -. Y A '-' ' . i Y, E xx 'fm 1 f ,Jan '-may, . YQ f ,X N , ' ' ' 'P ff , g 4, f' ,, f- xQX,,,,g ES UAT GRAD 7 Class f 197 7 V., M. Elizabeth Balsis Paris, Illinois DiAnne Sadowski Boyd Danville, Illinois Christine Mary C annavan Danville, Illinois Susan Roberta Carpenter Danville, Illinois D. Maryetta Chapman Bloomingdale, Indiana Mary L. Claypool Bismarck, Illinois Barbara Jean Cochran Gary, Indiana Patsy A. Collom Georgetown, Illinois Brenda I. Dixon Chrisman, Illinois Douglas Grant Faulk Oakwood, Illinois Patricia Ann Graves Georgetown, Illinois Sherry E. Hackney I Martinsville, Illinois Marla R. I-Ianner Danville, Illinois Pamela 1. I-Iakins Danville, Illinois Patricia K. Jones Danville, Illinois Sandra Kline Tolono, Illinois Vicki Lynn Lampe Arthur, Illinois Susan jane Larrance Georgetown, Illinois Aleta S. McMurtrie Danville, Illinois Marlene R. Muessman Charleston, Illinois Lyrrelle L. Pratt Danville, Illinois Don K. Rhodes Arcola, Illinois jeff L. Shaw Danville, Illinois April Lynn Ebersole Smith Danville , Illinois Linda K. Smith Danville, Illinois Sandra S. Solgard Danville, Illinois Stephen Wayne Stabler Crawfordsville, Indian Marilyn S. Starkey Danville, Illinois Sandra K. Starr. Oakwood, Illinois Donna Elaine Thompson U Marshall, Illinois Beverly Walther Danville, Illinois Elizabeth Webb Kansas, Illinois l ml l 1 3 il 1 l s 1, I Y Q. l Z I , , W 'f-mg I ima I 1 A Q 4 , '- ?' gl' G ' 'Lffvfg , M .' 5? ,QA , I t , F' Nothing Worthwhile Comes Easy -' 1 -fx 'I 82 Pi ri, 'Eg' xv, if X ,-.-........, ,.----...- bf---.--. if--.-. - 4-u-.-.- -up.-Q --.-4-.... f -:nazi JF Graduation of the class 1977 took place May 20, 1977 at St. james United Methodist Church. Four students were honored for outstanding achievements. Pamela I-laslcin fopposite page, upper lefty was the recipient of the top scho- lastic honor. April Smith fopposite page, lower lefty received second highest honor. Sandy Starr lopposite page, lower lefty received second highest honor. Sandy Starr fopposite page, lower righty was the recipient of the third highest honor. Patsy Collom fopposite page, upper righty was presented with the Charline Grygiel Award for out- standing proficiency in nursing. Dr. Marie Vittetoe from the University of Illinois, addressed the class. Diplomas were conferred by Mr. Richard Schlecht, after presentation of the class by Richard Livengood. Music was presented by the class singing The Times of Your Life and by Mrs. Irene Reiman. f 1 ' Y E ......---' ' .. ..... ,. ..... Mg ,..-- 1 1'7 D tml '4 ADVERTISING LAKEVIEW MEDICAL CENTER 812 NORTH LOGAN AVENUE 1217, 443.520 F CE O Y E ADM TF' OP DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 Dear Class of 1977 Congratulations on having successfully achieved this significant mile- stone in your goal to become a professional nurse. The Board of Directors and Staff of Lakeview Medical Center and School of Nursing extend to you our best wishes for a successful and rewarding career. We hope that you will look back on these three years with fondness and appreciation. The trying tirnes will fade from memory and the good times will linger. Friendships have been made that ill never be for- gotten. lt is our sincere wish that whe rever you may go throughout your life, that you will remain proud of your school and the knowledge and skills acquired here. We hope that you will become active in the Alumni Association and continue to support the school through the Alurnni activ- ities. Those of you who choose to join the Lakeview Medical Center staff, we extend to you a most warm welcome. To those of you who are going elsewhere, you are always welcome at Lakeview and we hope that you will return soon, even if only for a visit. May Florence shine her lamp on you wherever you go. With warmest regar S. Richard V. Livengood Adrninistrator RVL:fm 86 ' ii i H ' ' 1. f 5 - 3 ',li'2:12S1-2-'W 'zur .x - -' z,wwa,ff2Q: fm. mm 149 iff? T wg , 'ss 1 'f' .1411 fx. V ,.mgzff':vf-srfmffr-GEM . f . 522321-,:? ::-' :f. . S -435,52 1's':l:f.-vf'2L3'E'1-L . ' ff 2 2 g5g::yPv,Sv.t54:-Mg., ff - : , 1: ::' 1:f:r -t ' V , - .. QI- , . V. H . ' g .1'QKI'Q..'.Zw My ' . ' ,, - 3 f' '- -- iw SQL. .1 ' L :J f-3-:L-K, X M 1. ,.., ' V- ,,-,bf-11521-rig.. ,A . f . . . ,, ,. ,.,,. ,::: SL, , im... , 4? X. - , , A A 4.,. -W5,gQ223g.ugE,' Q0 1v fi:,f:-.12 -f 1:4155 Q ' gree n s , 3 1 y af 'I 1? :L I ,gf H ffeviii 2 'L'fi:fL,f X A N slr' Q - 1 ,.-..... ,MW , l p l ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAL People Helping People ,,p' 1- no 1-'iii f-'2i:.ao-:-n- P-- P p :J - T- .fl 'Ek -nk aifiamugksum Congratulations to Class of 197 7 66 O O Helping You Build for a Better Tomorrow? 2 West Main Street Danville, Illinois 61832 Telephone 1217! 446-6450 Member FDIC EXERPT FROM I-IIPPOCRATIC OATI-I: to reckon him who taught me thus art equally dear to me as my parents, to share my substance with him, and to relieve his necessities if re- quiredg to look upon his offering in the same footing as my own Brothers, And to teach them thus art if they shall wish to learn it, without fee or stipulations, and that by precept, lecture , and every other made of instruction, I will impart a knowledge of t.he art to my own sons , and those of my teachers, and to disciples bound by a stip- ulation and oath according to the law of medi- cine, but to none other. ' ' CONGRATULATIONS , MR. AND MRS. JAMES LARABEE AND SONS 1 fix' X LAK SHORE NATIONAL BANK DANVlLLE'S FIRST SUBURBAN BANK Free Student Checking Accounts Those Who Offer Support And Encouragement: Mr. Mrs. Lyrrelle Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webb Mrs . Carl Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elledge Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nibe ck Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mezosi Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lindsey and Mrs. Leonard Balsis and lvlrs. Edgar Hackney and Mrs. Franklin Fuoss . and Mrs. Roland DLu'nont Pauline Clements and Mrs. Donald Krukewitt . and Mrs. Howard Larrance and Mrs. Paul Collom and Mrs. jack B. Cooke and Mrs. Ray Muessman 5555 55555 and Mrs. Clifford Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fetters Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chapman Maryellen Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lampe Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Youngblood Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Taylor Nettie Worthy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Summers Mr. and Mrs. James Suda Rev. and Ivlrs. Carl Fox . and Mrs. jesse Wilson . and Mrs. Wilter Kirby S5 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Strebing Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Shallenberger Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O. Dixon and Mrs. H. J. Casten 5 Thanks! Pl-IYSICIANS SUPPGRTI Malcolm C. Spencer, M.D. Verne Alder, M.D. Harlan English, M.D. Megan Tanner, M.D. L.W. Tanner, M.D. Alfonso Baquero, M.D. johnS. Curtis, M.D. Everet Laury, M.D. E.T. Baumgart, M.D. William I-Iensold, M.D. O.j. Michael, M.D. Johnson Mason, jr. , M.D. juan Rojas, M.D. M. Adeli, M.D. YANOR SADOW KI CU. K W N Every minufe of every doy your money eorns money I Second National Bank I W of ST ' Q. . 'xx rim 'A x x X.: a it r - .Axf ' if , Q in Q 1 4- I' AA :fi-4- 1 NP ' A 1 :Wa ' fT'1 1 X . P Q . - .rwgz -- qgaa xt , Q 1 ' fy- 'W as Q 5 g -' 3 , 5 l u ' 1 .J xy xx .si .wg ss V , s , Q r. ff QI WA x 11, L51 1,,Q, 12,-,A'1.' ' 4 -:W 4 ,335 iff J li? f --4, - li l 1 .iii - , 2 Ja, I ji? 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