Lancaster General Hospital Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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'a 2 ' f ' fmnrn my Evans? 3 '-'-fvv' Qi ENE 3 0 'U kg I ' 4,0 455 0F Xq PRESENTING the LANGENHOS HI-LITES ofthe SCHOOL OF NURSING K-V.. Y., .af :va bythe xv SENIOR CLASS 'R HSE H ik A .951 WA ' Q15 M, 13 Sk V ff ' W '. ' H 'Wav Q, ,, X M. M X 'fy 59, 'Sa ite' Elk' tx fl. ,gk ig.. Wm 'N QQ. xi M, X 'tx ' ' 'Is e. 1 x '-1. fx 5. 4, Na, V: 'N , .L N .W , QQ R 4. W. . K2 Yi A, , ,. . . L H XQT MQ QFXF Qi, ,. Riixil HELEN A ESHBACH Edtor BARBARA RUDISILL Bun JJ Ma ag r i lie ne , ' 1 Q 1 Z 'L Fhi l 1 DEDICATION MRS. JEAN B. WEIRICH To Mrs. jean Weirich, the class of 1950 proudly dedicate this LanGenHos. She has been our loyal friend and understanding advisor in the past three years. We met her first in the educational depart- ment, later we claimed her as our class advisor and today we remember her with profound ap- preciation for her wise counselling, keen insight and deep sympathy in our problems. She is a person to be admired-a class advisor of whom to be proud. V' r 'ii IN APPRECIATION Z fi Qi fl V 7-I f' Ji 46 5 ff if r Q f Q xi Q' xv ii 2, 2' 3 4: ie zf 1 MISS SARAH REINHART , We, the class of 1950, wish to extend our. ap- preciation to the directress who guided us through our first two years of student life. Her wise guidance and willingness to aid us in our under- takings endeared her to all of us. To her go our very best wishes and prayers that life may be as rewarding to her as she has been to others and will give her what she de- serves-only the BEST! rf vf 2- F6 z ' ' I if 3: fv K 4 4' 'K v .,A ,I ,-6 1 1 ! if I I a - o 1 H 1 ,lx ' 3 ' ' -E :I 1 . , . 'X' A J by , . ' I 5' - A . I . fx 1531. . vb - .5-4 F' '54, A gi ' f - r 3' v1.?- - P ' 'T-'1'-r .1 aw -1 fx I'-Q. A - 1169 -, fffgjicff- ' - .5 1 7 - -.1-x vu. - - ,.. .4-1 -1- , : r , .- '- V +:' - A X ' w. . - Wfjff fn- HJ- f . i5 .'.: rd-':::-N1 .L Y- :' -- L1 V . 5 , '. ' '. 11:4 , '15 -. U-QA 1-. -51,15 '-5 6-'rg ,-111' .fur - 4 .- .- - A g- A mf- , ' -s.. 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' 'll' 'P 4. 5 ,f , M55 xi .3 A - 1 3 I ' . 5 , A . f ,w-.3 31 x i , ' , A I J, ,. , .sp , , .. . 4 Z 5' yi! 7 G -2 - 73 . ,, A. - - , , f A, : Vs! -v I xx?-I .7 'Q A , W I- I 1 -5- A - A f , . .1 L .5 .gh ' 4. -1. , 1 I p .f 'L .A if h -- ,.-n - ' A vi , - ' . 7 1 X ' ' 'aa ' - N ,. my ff? - 5' L? J ' ' fi 5 Q ' - 49 . J ' 'Q' ' 'A O S fr' C .f 1 . '4 K-r 1 fy: .Jr 00 WCS +19 . U ov -' Ji ff- .-, . ' n ,fic EDYTHE GRING KISTLER, R.N., B.S. The first half of the twentieth century has seen in all phases of life the upheaval resulting from two world wars. Nursing and Nursing Education, like most other branches of education, could not escape the impact of changing emphases. You are fortunate to be completing your basic nurse course at a time when Schools of Nursing must provide both technical and liberal education- form principles that will help to safeguard the personality of each indi- vidual and provide for necessary discipline and efficiency to meet the crisis of life and death. You, as future Professional Nurses will help to mould this careful thinking and planning. Again, you are fortunate to graduate at a time that Nursing must ad more boldly. It must have a mind and it must speak it clearly and forcefully. It must initiate more and follow less. Your profession serves the health of the people, it is a profession that is closest to the people. The Nurses of yesterday did not forget-they are challenging you, The Nurse of Tomorrow. You can ing a goal for tomorrow. Congratulations-Best Wishes-M tomorrow. now see why I say, you are fortunate in hav- ay God speed you on to your goal of Edythe Gring Kistler, R.N., B.S. Director of the School of Nursing and Nursing Service 'S up 19' 5 I .t 'V' Miss HKU-W 1 Peiiamf 59 Miss MATILDA F. MEZGER, R.N.. B.s. Anzxtanz Director 0 Nuryzng and Nurfzng Serwce H, R- WUYJ9 I Sciences was WP-N Bin BQOIOW' - 1' Inslfucw , f L e I B-S M c10 m- N., E MXUfE2ii:EcalI115 u . ULAH . 1 and n Supey1!iS0 Pediamc SHAUB'S Shoe Shop .... I' N 5.5. MRS . lllflfs S' SHCI-1 arm, 4? J' RIE3 RN Orkzf Srl? ' ., B.A life MISS E f11f4,,a,L3BETH E awe' yay ' - GRAF glfal Cyl? . ' . ll fqf ' .SO lfifjfll ffgf. ....18 North Queen St., Lanc., Pa. MRS. FRANCES B. LONGSDORF, R.N., B.s. MRS. ANNA B- KLOIDT, B.S., A.D.A Imtrurtor of Diet Tlnempy Acting Nurfing Amr Imtructor MISS HELEN MARIE EDGAR, R.N., B.S. MISS GERALDINE HART, R.N. Dirertof of Pxycbiatric Nurfing MISS M IRENE ELET-TER R'N Affiytarzt to Nurying Aftf Instructor Student Health Nurfe ,Arxg bv -qv-A 1 5 M. T. GARVIN AND C - to of and services rendered the community. A.D.A. RN, II' Y Roger W. DeBusk, M.D. Executive Director It is with sincerest pleasure that I extend congratulations to the graduating class. We in the Administration of the hospital and the School of Nursing must point with pride to the accomplishments ot the nurses who have received their nursing education within these walls. While many ot you will not continue actively in nursing, it is my hope that you will continue your interest in matters ot public health and take active part in matters of the health and welfare of your respective communities-a privilege and a duty for which you are well pre- pared. For all ot you graduation represents the beginning rather than the end of a period of education and responsibility. Roger W. DeBusk, M.D. ,N-df H LANCASTER GENERAL HOSPITAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS Richard Oblender, Pres. Leslie S. Hubbard, V.-Pres. C. L. Snavely, Sec. Harold Adams, Treas. Kendig C. Bare Rev. A. L. Benner, D.D. Walter L. Bomberger J. M. Breneman J. Harold Brubaker Raymond D. Buckvvalter Chester W. Carpenter John H. Carter Charles R. Cooper Harry B. Coyle John Evans, Jr. Albert Fritz Paul M. Grubb E. T. Hager Lowell F. I-lalligan John I. Hartman John G. Hershey Rev. Byron K. Horne, D D l George S. Mann J. A. Maxwell Paul A. Mueller C. N. Painter S. G. Pontius, M.D. Milton H. Ranck Frank K. Sener F. L. Suter Jesse Snavely, Jr. B. Grant Stauifer John F. Steinman M. J. Warnock Noah Weaver John S. Wise COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL OF NURSING AND NURSING SERVICE C. L. Snavely, Chairman Rev. Byron K. Horne, D.D. John G. Hershey Harry B. Coyle Kendig C. Bare Mrs. John I. Hartman Mrs. Paul A. Mueller Roger W. DeBusk, M.D. Executive Dirertor Joseph Appleyard, M.D. Prefident of Medical Stag KX X ,QRS 5 65? Q m E X - Af fhe End of fhe Day NANCY C. BARD Lannuter, Pa. 'O' 'j Breathless rapidity of speech .... Warm, gay laughter .... Always rushing. Knows when and how to have a good time. Blushes easily .... Good natured and generous. LOIS M. BARNHART Palmyra, Pa. to be underestimated. ijl,r ,.-.,Q :6?':i :'3i'l Fji 1.1 vi FANNIE M. BONTRAGER Darien, New York Outstanding humorous quips .... Avid con versationalist .... A poet in our midst . . . Honest, fair, just, just Bonnie. 5 ' 'K 'I . K w .il Il ROBERT s, DE MMY ..... .... RA D10-TELEVISION-501 E. KING ST. LANC. PA. Striking deep dark eyes, jet black hair . . . cool and collected. Domestic future .... Not '--W M, ,..-.,..-.........,...,....... ,. ,. , , , , . . . . . I I .N ,. ..-,. , .,v, .. ...W.v,--W... W..- ' f f H eseee r efining sack fo D,..,,..1..,..ff Dt On' si SYLVIA E. BOONE Lancalter, Pa. Conceals a personality penetrated only through deep friendship. Sincere .... Hidden thoughts yield sudden chuckles. Dislikes any remarks about the south. .-1 MARY M. BRUBAKER Richfield, Pa. Idealistic with a line perspective .... Han- dles responsibilities well . . . soft spoken . . . quiet exterior . . . deep hidden feelings. A nurse of promise and ability. RUTH C. BUCHER Lebanon, Pa. Oh, my achin' back always identifies our Dutch. It is she who outens the lights and crosses the streets over .... Always willing to help others. Pet griper on and off duty. , . , ' f '- Y Y l rugwrx, FROSTS GROCERY ,,,,, ...... 6 01-603 Park Ave., Lancaster, Pa I Remember Me? LOIS DUSSINGER Lititz, Pa. Dussie is full of corn and when she starts popping, you really laugh. The pride of Lititz .... We are sure her chosen profession - is going to meet with more success than her is ' chosen ball team. ISABELLE M. BUMBAUGH Chambersburg, Pa. Om Humor that would make a statue grin .... Legs Scholastically tops. Friend of all .... A Extrov creative spirit and an asset to any gathering. her ca Claren MARY C. EDELMAN Columbia, Pa. R Quiet, sincere, and unpredictable, that's our N, Kate with the gait. Does outstanding sketches hmm r we of student life. Pet peeves, evening duty D It g and alarm clocks. I' 'A I her fu . 2 A. H. HO . . STETTER ' 'NAMO Painting, Body 8: Fender Work ........ Ruby 84 PIHUSICY St' l it Q---... 'N-'---.. M., ,,....,,,a r..,..,,s. ......,.-A --A-.,...,,, 'A lg. our :hes duty ,..--f.,.,,,f,,.,.,.w-, ,,,,,...---f,.,.,,,.,N...f,.,.... ,.,,, ., . , , , -,,.....,-A+'-W-M - '.Mw,,,,,A,,,,.,,,,M, ..M.,.,,,, ,,,, . . , , ,-y ,,,....,,..K,,.,.,v,,.. .,,., VW.. , . , . , . , I HELEN ESHBACH Lan carter, Pa. One of every ten is born to lead .... Hard working editor .... Dependable, thorough. . . . Helen has sterling qualities which prom- ise success in whatever she chooses. MARTHA E. ESHLEMAN Lancafter, Pa. Let's do something, not just sit here.' Extrovert .... Recognized everywhere by her camera .... We found her to be what Clarence already knew-one of the best. ROSALINE R. FREDERICK Myerftown, Pa. Innocent mischief maker .... Effervescent . . . Humorous chatter and varied interests . . . Accent typical of her home town. Found her future at Byberry. FRED MOLZ ..... .... A uto Body Shop ,W-fe-feeg1t:,1.ggg W ,.,. Farr yay Limev While, Side by Side JUNE FULMER Nejrville, Pa. Fun loving, conscientious diligent worker . . . dimples . . . smiles Photographers de- light. Ambition? To become Mrs. Lowery. Has a definite concern for anyone committed to her care. FLO A. GEESEY York, Pa. A rare gem. Has a genuine spirit of thought- fulness and sacrifice. Versatile .... Well established onthe road to success. Always looking for fun and usually finds herself in the center of it. JANET E. GCOD Lanmrter, Pa. Smart and fashionable dresser. Interests en- compass fine music and dancing. May her post graduate days with johnny be truly happy ones. HENRY MARTIN AND SONS International Motor Trucks. .448 South Prince St., Lanc., Pa. A5 imiabl standing birious W01 and a B.S. Quiet, inte sense of gi Makes the MAR 301116 Q11 ll what yy Plfly. S51 Ilff Mi As Time Goes By ANNA M. GROFF Lancmter, Pa. As amiable as she is conscientious .... Out- standing in scholastic achievements. Am- bitious worker. Chief interestsare good books and a B.S. Degree. REBA HAMMOND Lititz, Pa. t- rll Quiet, intelligent personality with a guarded yg sense of good humor. Gets things done .... ,lf Makes the best of any situation. MARY JANE HASHINGER Millerwille, Pa. rn- Some call it wit, some call it corn, but call 161' it what you will, Mort adds life to any ily party. Still undecided between Byberry or her undertaking establishment. J, A. MILLER C00 INC. ..... Prescriptions and Physicians Supplies Smilin' Through r ' RUTH HELWIG Mount lay, Pa. 'l Small in stature, but big in heart .... Quiet minded, thoughtful, industrious .... Loyal to whatever she believes is right. A quiet I V asset to our class. c LYNDELLE HERTZLER Lancarter, Pa. Always willing to take a dare .... Carefree. 0 . . . jolly and fun loving .... Always seen gc with her Dodge. Jerry says she'll be so m e r ' nice to come home to. , th . I 1 Y 4 i IMI' :bling 'A PEGGY LOU HIMMELWRIGHT Columbia, Pa. Tall, well-groomed and thoughtful .... D Industrious .... Nickname should be Star- ul eyes. . . . Loves Hen parties. Nice to n' know. A nurse of promise and ability. l Your Word to Wise is Sufficient ...... WISE JEWELERS ALICE K. KELLER M yerftown, Pa. Twinkling dark eyes .... Willing worker. . . . Now and then flashes of humor. . . . Lover of outdoor sports .... Untiring con- versationalist. Firm believer of her own convictions. L y if , J RUTH E. KREIDER Campbelltown, Pa. V E- Outstanding contagious giggle .... Easy rn going .... Has come up from the downs of so nursing and still loves it. Winning smile v that has made her a host of friends. ii BETSY ANN LANDIS iT Ear! Peterfburg, Pa. ' Dramatic . . . Sparkling, impressive eyes . . . gui unique charm .... Tops in singing .... Well C to poised in what ever she does. When you hear Hey-Chubby you know Betsy is around. WIGGINS RESTAURANT ..... .... F ine Candies, Pastries... ...... Lancaster, Pa I I7 fish' ' .,, This ls Worfh Fighfing For LOIS M. LANDIS Lilitz, Pa. Conscientious .... Quiet, unassuming per- sonality .... Chooses her friends with an idea of permanence. If you like stories, ask her about her trip through Reading. ANNIE E. LARKIN C oatewille, Pa. Everyone's friend and Rodney's best girl. An accomplished pianist. Lucky re- ceiver of many artistic letters. An ardent Coatesville booster. DOLORES E. LEAMAN WayneJboro, Pa. Dell has an indescribable way of getting into jams but always emerges with a smiling face. Popular with the male species, but specializes in Mike. I , E. B. HO STETTER, caterer.. ..................... 363 North Barbara St., Mt. joy, Pa. Phone 35911 ' H-N,-f' Sug mu sma for! Mei just Ollt and with her 1 Sterli Thou rare Ther. S Q1 3 y i'Always V DORIS A. LEFEVER Lancaster, Pa. Sugar and spice in the right proportions. . . . Immaculate, active. An ear for popular music .... An appreciation for dancing, smart clothes and Dick. Doris will never forget her term on Nite Duty on Men's Medical. JOYCE M. LONG Cleomz, Pa. just call her Miss Red and you'll find out red heads do have tempers .... Spicy and Sweet .... Doesn't let books interfere with her education. Movies and food are her favorite off duty pleasure. ANNA E. METZLER Manheim, Pa. Sterling qualities .... Few facsimiles .... Thoughtful and generous .... One of those rare individuals you can call a true friend. There is a man in her future. STAUFFER'S SEMI SELF SERVICE ............... Phone 3266 'MU' .1 V :wg i , , QQ., , Food Store.. ..... Landisville, Pa All of a Sudden My Hearf Sings ANNA A. MILLER C 0 nefto ga, Pa. Quiet, modest, and medically minded .... Profits by what she sees and hears .... ln- iense desire to help others. The medical f rofession seems to be her lifetime interest. ii GERALDINE J. POFF C olumbia, Pa. Pretty, poised, and personality plus. A good mixer .... Candid and Candied .... Any- ft-it ELIZABETH S. ROYER M yerftown, Pa. Happy go lucky and loves french fries. . . . Level headed on duty but balmy in 21 hilarious lovable way .... Boosts the morale of 518 3rd floor. Wherever you find Tut ' if f. - -' you'll find fun. L- f , - , -l HESS' FOOD ST . ORES ..... ...... M t. joy and Mastersonville, P2- thing can be expected from Gerry, . . . Assistant yearbook editor and class president. f s s Wslfasmesrsswesef SPfff'sfffme BARBARA B. RUDISILL Lancarter, Pa. Shiny brunette hair .... Active organizer and student council booster. Willing to give opinions .... Exact .... Understands the needs of others .... A friend worth having. . . . Sense of humor .... Infectious smile. GLORIA F. SCHIMP Robrerrtown, Pa. Reads and writes poetry beautifully .... Expert on knitting .... Individualistic .... Anxious to please and usually does. Dreams i of a little white cottage with john. , 5, , JEAN SCHMIEDER Doyleftown, Pa. With her love for Art and Ceramics, she seemingly missed her calling, but where wou1dn't Jeanie fit? . . . Likes crossword puzzles and Bizzy people. WEAVER'S BOOK STORE .... Books, Bibles, Religious Supplies .... 44 South Duke St., Lanc., Pa Standing af fhe Porfal NANCY J. SHELLENBERGER York, Pa. Tall, blonde beauty of our class .... Mag- netic personality .... Efficient and graceful. . . . L. G. H.'s contribution to the fashion parade. Favorite expression Leave the door open, I'm getting a phone call. REBA J. SMOKER C hrirtiana, Pa. Has an understanding for other's needs. . . . Contagious smile .... Holds interest in her work. . . . Altruistic motives .... Hates ' ' 'S case studies and being in by ten. MARY FRANCES STEPHENS C olumbia, Pa. Filled to capacity with energy .... Sparkling eyes and personality to match .... QuiCk witted and carefree .... Has wide variety of interests. E. 0. MILLER CHEVROLET co. .............., Campbem.-,wn Pa. Chevrolet, and Oldsmobile-Phone Palmyra ' I ' i , la' Leb hasr witl the r The War ugl iff ' onli KNEW NOW EVELYN M. STOUT Lebanon, Pa. Lebanon turned her loose in '47 and L. G. H. hasn't been the same ever since. Avid reader with intense mental activity .... A head of the classtbrain and a life of the party gaiety. JEAN SYMINGTON Lanfafter, Pa. The artist in our midst .... Good Children's Ward Nurse .... Easy going, ever obliging. . . . Loves to dance .... Loveable and laughable. JANICE L. WEAVER Elizabethtown, Pa. Beneath that quiet and reserved air, Janice can speak on anything from safety pins to Plato. Likes classical music .... Capable, efficient worker. Better Burlap and Cotton Bags for all purposes 2 KEYSTONE BAG AND BURLAP CO., Lanc., Pa Whaf a Difference a Day Made JOYCE I. WILSON Newport, Pa. High powered personality .... Has a cranium full of anatomy and a willingness to impart it to her dazed classmates .... Blessed with a sister in training. Loves detective stories. ETHEL WOLGEMUTH Mt. joy, Pa. Expressive dark eyes .... Untiring, hard worker. Simultaneously jolly and serious. Q . . An addict to the habit of helping others. l L To our editor, whose skill and courage has taught us the true meaning of loyalty. We the Senior Class wish to express our appreciation to you for 'your untiring service in the editing of this our yearbook. The Seniors CAMPBELLTOWN BANK .... Campbemown pa. Especially for You MRS. JEAN B. WEIRICH Class Advisor We shall never forget our class advisor's untiring aid, under- standing and encouragement during our three years. Our gratitude is very great and our thanks genuine to one who has given so much of her time, thought, and cooperation. Words cannot express our appreciation for all her effort in helping to make us more efficient nurses. CLASS 1950 I should like to extend congratulations to you upon meet- ing, engaging and successfully passing one of life's milestones that leads to happiness, security and, above all, the feeling of a job well done. Some of ou ma be destined to become the shining stars Y Y of the future, but all of you can become an invaluable asset to your family, your profession and your community. I shall always have a deep regard for our association and know that in the future you will not alter my complete con- fidence in your ultimate success. MRS. JEAN B. WEIRICH Class Advisor Memories ,M PROBIES ,UW TIA TION, sf' is FOURSOME ROOMMATES i i Y + K f ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY 'Q ii BAN b A ,WU D f- . A Y. vw E 21' A I 'if' , lip B ,355 xf ' -1-' irifil'-f',i-V ! . YXJLPQCPS li ex in '7' . .X ,- SPRING SECTION 3 1, P55425 2 I Y M X , . ERS 5 PROBIE QOND ig PA KY +1 Ls I ATEN'S SERVICE. STATION. . .A.A.A. Service. . .Wash, Polish, Lubrication. . .Call for and Deliver . . . WALNUT and NEW HOLLAND AVE., LANC., PA. P vi' 4 gi 14 we 6' , l w ff' X f , F ff' ,g QW? M5 GV ww 2 ff Nl mxcR0F-W-CCTV .1..l.1 l Une Sfe M INTERMEDIATES rp Mary Ambler julia Ashworth Jacqueline Aston Clara Betz Emma Blanck Dolores Bongart Arlene Bowermaster jane Cawood Marian Cochran Janet Eater Charlotte Eshleman Rachel Fisher Gloria Gainer Ruth Gamber Anna Martha Garber Patricia Gehr ' 1 if Ruth Giberson Roberta Gonter Jane Groff Wilma Hess Miriam Kauffman Ruth Kennel Helen Kopp Gladys Lehman f - Hifi? f . ' ffffil. T f may l v f 6' Q M244 Af, , g Q ff fvff, af . f f- .awry -3' ' , , - gffflwab-, 5, Q., r. , fa V Q My 639 f J ,Xxx ,cj V9 Avg Y f 'X f V Q. 3 f X A ,if we , ,J 5,4 , f, ff f ff Z 1 , A , , f , fy af ,C,M:s. , , , .a .fe WW' 'ff 315: we ffm' , s f .W V, .- xii Q 'f ' fi. E 5-, Kg ,, :G C0mPliments to rh G d ll Ofe 2 ta 5 fs u ' U ,Wag Ls' -.cf--+ - .,Q-,.gg,:- :f,,.g..,. i 'l e ,.L3.iaf1ZT f- 2 Q i -as-a,...a,:::a -,i--,f.r..a.f- y s., sfrt.-wig., ,W.,.:,c,a. jqg - -- - , ii ' sh! ,gk ,.,. ill- 2. H ' vm, I f , G xf '. Aww? ,af r ., e A 1251 'P 6 fa Hating Class from RICHARD OBLENDER. ,.. uf INTERMEDIATES One Sf-ep More Rebecca Longenecker Anna Lutz Mary Maser Ruth Miller Naomi Mohler Nancy Muench Lucina Myers Betty Jane Noll Marian Peifer Jean Piersol Mary jane Powl Mildred Re-nn janet Ressler Marion Rouf Mildred Rutt Bettye Lou Senft Flossie Sensenderfer Ruth Ann Wilson Elizabeth Winters Christine Young Kathryn Zug Mrs. Lois Sechriest Claw Adrimr Abxwlf -Alice Reber Lmuipliim-rmta uf XXfliSTliNliliRCiliR, MALIEY AND MYERS You Sfarfed Somefhingu QV X PRECLINICALS First row, left to right-Betty Mark, Callie Wagner, Phyllis Murr, Sylvia Getz, Fay Wenger, Alta Martin, Betty Myers, Joyce Dickinson, Shirley Ament, Marilyn Zwalley, Miriam Brubaker, Doris George, Betty LCfCVCf- Second row-Elva Groff, Carolyn Eberly, Lois Snyder, Katherine Reifsnyder, Ruth Wert, Arlene Miller, Betty Brown, Arlene Barley, Mary jane Sollenberger. Third row-Lena Miller, Doris Moore. Fourth row-Patricia Hackman, Fannie Miller, A. Viola Landis. Filth row-Patricia Leibley, joan Frey, Jane Harvey. Sixth row-Louise Lambert, Nancy Reitz, Shirley Groff. Seventh row-Helen Charles, Jeanette Hostetter, Anna Kling. Eighth row-Doris Schaeffer, Mabel Horst, Marian Wenger. Ninthjow-Gladys Swartz, Elaine Gingrich, Doris Ulrich, Virginia Slabach, Shirley Geib, Patricia Bare, Faye Enck, Katherine Hamish, Lois Leaman, Mary Gerlach, Anna Habecker. 0058 JEWELERS INCORPORATED ..................... for Lancaster Pa Since 1893 Lancaster General Hospital Class Rings and Pins l'll Be Seeing You CLP-55 M ,T BE Lge You IDNIGHT SN DON OTH ER ACK CLASSMEN , g f ,. ' Nffff.. mmw GT, ,Z , , -V w' f 3 '85 1' I Q' ff W' ,, fi W' I .D . V K 1. ARLY I Y f 'DA RNING HI E ,AW WI 1 A CHEMISTRY LAB. -f,V f'f f'fjM,.,W.,.,,.,Q if If ., ' ' 1 H4 I v ' : M ' L DATE NIGHT OOKING PRETTY EVE , OMB RSES H RYONE EN JOY DUKE STREET NU S TEA5 f,N'1TER1NG FUI' Gas Oil or I7lcClriC'1l Al7lJl12lDCCS SCC ...,......,................... CHARIgES IPINKIEL . ll. luv Of! Pl'4l1iLlftS.l ...,. 4 ,..,,., ,, Phone 22411 ..... 301 North Queen t., unc, - Thanks for fhe Memories MISS MISS REINHART wvmif Aga S . FLETTER WN 055 S GH HOLLAND MRS. KLo1D'r MISS MAZ QHCH' MRS. ERC' MRS. W www OUR PRGBIE DAZE EIRICH MRS. RITTER THOMAS A- DEEN, Jeweler .... ...... ...... 1 68 North Queen St Lanc P21 Watches . . Dlamonds ...... Jewelry sniff' D U' I WHRJCH 40 TO A PROBIE AT CAPPING Yours is a challenge-a noble life, A path of faith you tread Because today with pride you wear A cap upon your head. Your chosen work holds visions high And aspirations clear, Fulfill them well, it is a joy To be in service here. There will be trials to mar your path, Sometimes your faith will sway, But keep the vision-and ne'er forget, This too shall pass away. Deal gently, friend, and keep the trust That this day is given you. Guard jealously the human life, Its future lies in you. To you mankind looks up in faith, Through you their pains are healed, In admiration they give you praise Because you chose this field. Look to your Maker who gives you strength For every step you tread. Be honest, loyal and worthy of The cap upon your head. HLLIED SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. INC. .... ........... . Phone ..... ..... 3 4804 .157 North Duke St., Lanc., Pa HJ'-'Sf Keep Busyu I 947- I 948 DR. HERBERT COOPER, DR. ROBERT MARTIN, DR. GRAYSON SNYDER, DR. PERRY ENGSTROM, DR. HOW- ARD WILSON, DR. PAUL RIPPLE. I 946- I 947 DR. RAY GRAYBILL, DR. ROBERT BUCH, DR. ROBERT HESS, DR. CARL HOAK, DR. DAVID SIMONS, DR. PAUL RIPPLE. . I 948- I 949 DR. JAMES EVANS, DR. EDWARD LANCASTER, JR., DR. RICHARD LANDIS, DR. SUE CHERRY, DR. THOMAS LEAMAN, DR. RAY MI- LAN, DR. DONALD BERRILL, DR. CURTIS SWARTZ, DR. ROBERT SHEDD. 1949- I 950 I DR. RICHARD L. BRYSON, DR. WAL- LACE G. OBENSHAIN, DR. C. AL- 25 TON CALLIS, DR. MARLIN L HAUER, DR. REYER O. SWAN, DR. .,.. ' fu , A , , D. ROHRER ESHLEMAN, DR. JOHN I' , I ' If ' D. PAUL, DR. IACQUELINE F. ROE, .H ? . 1 DR. ULRLC ILAQUER. A 'K Ay ' 5- 'A-fig 5 SHEETZ FUNERAL HOME ..... L t P, 2ll'iC3.SCI', - 1 I . 4 1q-L. U 1. 'lei DR. O DR T RI. DR. ily . .2 ,I 'I V ,-K Jusf Keep Busy iff? .ali F S DR. HAUER E X,-,f DR. ESHLEMAN DRS. LA INTERNES N1 ARD R. , - V HARD L'-LY gg DR. BRYsoN QUEEN DR. LAQUER qi . V , ,V . ,gif I .+. S .R. T D I 1. . Q , I1 .,,., iff? ,,,,, v I . A V, ' , , A f , .I tl W A,A,, Ms- , . ' J ' 1 L3ix' w..MP,..f,1Ri. , .- ' 3 DR. OBENSHAIN s D ' 'Q DR. CALLIS TUXEDO AND FULL DRESS SUITS for rent, cleaning, pressing .... . QUER Q PAUL ,A .M DR. RQE . . . .Call 39206 Sleepyfime DRS. LOEB, WEAVER, APPLEYARD, HARTMAN, J. FARMER ff ,ffv 7 ff, F.. X TQ ' V T D E APY? QE- ., ,. Q , . 3 . 5 4 f .:- ,N ,Q gf. 9 5 M REYNEY' ISS LTV? CLE - DR. SCH DR. WELCH DR. M. E. SMITH DR. HELM, JR' ouk LECTURERS Ei .Q ,. .,, T e.. S as Q d x A MRS. KISTLER T 4' - it S DR. H. K. COOPER DR. SCOTT ABSENT: DR. HOOVER, DR. SCHILDNECHT, DR. WALTER. ..... T . T f 24521 M as fx .. , x . I , r fe, ,, 35 V -' W, EF. V. - - f ' fa 6 1 . f-,Q-4-+ .. ' -A .R ef 1 'en . if M155 BLUMENSTOCK D .Rf A 1 . E MxSS NEY DR. LocKEy ily li w DR C ' - . W DR. N. KIRK 0145 ENGER DR- SN Compliments of FARMERS SUPPLY CO. ,... .,., 1 37 EAST KING STREET LANCASTER f jf C o A 'Q TL Him, Jn. urs I coom IIKKEY I W Qff-Mfm 5 f , 1,5 ex fy :Ei HIH5 Q 5 5' Q rim DEPARTMENT HEADS JOSEPH APPLEYARD. M.D. President of the Medical SMH S. G. PONTIUS, M.D. Chief of Surgery E. G. SMITH, MD. Chief, of Ophthalmology T. C. SHOOKERS, M.D. Chief of Ear, Nose, and Throat EDWARD J. FORD, MD. Chief of Anesthesia l GEORGE J. HEID, JR., MD. Chief of Pathology DEPARTME S NT HEAD C. H. HOOVER, M.D. Chief of Pe . Chief o W. D. BLANKENSHIP, M D Chief of Medicine C. R. FARMER M D ' chief of Ob diatrics C. S. DUTTENHOFER M D Chief of Out-Pat WILHELMINA S. SCOTT M D f Radiology Someone fo Wafch Over Me SUPERVISORS 1? , ISALMA EM-li 0 MRS. AGNES OWENS, R.N. MISS ANNA MAE GINDER, R.N. MRS. ELIZABETH OBETZ, R,N, xpimw OZ I. , , Niglo! Supervisor of Nurxing Service Axyiflarzz Night Supervifor of Nurfzzzg Serwce Erezzzzzg Supervzyor of Nurfmg Service MISS ANNA MAE VNEY, R.N. MISS GERALDINE BILLMEYER, R.N. MRS. ANNA MARY DINGS, R.N. MISS KATHLEEN S Supermfor, Operaflng Room: Superoixor, Ear, Eye, Nofe Superciror, Second Floor supmim IIITTI and Tlaroaf Operazing Rooms Surgical and Medical Service E-E--N if MISS ANNA KENSINGER, R.N. MISS MARGARET WILLIAMSON, R.N. S f'e 'if0 , MQW! Surgical Service Supervixor, Primle Medical Service xr Sgphh I ' . 1 L. B. HERR AND SON. .Books-Statnonery-Prmtmg. .46-48 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER. PA' School Supplies-Portable Type-writers I OBETL R.N. Nlviflg Service .H mxus. RIN V 1 4 . - V ,,., e V 1- fa X ilu f 3 I Someone fo Wafch Over Me SUPERV ISORS MISS ALMA ENGLE, R.N. MISS ELIZA J. ROBERTS, B.S., A.D.A. MRS. E. MARY SISCO, R.N. SllP67'1'i.f01', 0b.rtef1'iml Serrife Dietitian, Mefabolif Dielary Deparfmezzl Night Sufvenfixor, Obyfen-im! Sgfpjfg MISS KATHLEEN S. RUTTER, R.N. MRS. MARY JANE STRAYER, R.N. MRS. ELIZABETH MCMURRAY, R.N Super-vifor, E.E.N.6T. Head Nurfe, Meri! Medical Service Direrlof of Sofia! Senfire MISS VIRGINIA jACKSON, R.N. .S4llfll'fl'jIfl? fllll lldfjfllf lleflarnlfeul MISS HILDA STAUFFER, R.N. lfmergeury II m'd Serrife Superrifor There I Go PSYCHIATRY Philadelphia Sfafe Hosplfal gf june 26, 1949, Lancaster General Hospital started on a new program for the students of our hospital. -We are very fortunate in being able to affiliate in Psychiatric Nurs- ing for a period of ninety-one days. . This not only opens a new field of nursing to us but helps us understand and aid our patients better in a general hospital. This time also offers us new studies plus the advantage of acquaintance and recreation with girls from other schools. All the girls will remember the many varied and exciting experiences on duty in building 1.112-N-7, N-6, Female and Male Infirmary. Hold on to your KEYS girls, and keep up the happy times at Philadelphia State Hospital. KENDIG5 DAIRY ------.-.--- Pure pasteurized cream top milk ............ Millersville, Pa- Cream. . .Butter. . .Cottage Cheese. . .Eggs ...... Phone Mv. 3481 -,,.f--nf' E I 4. . ,W ..- , . -4 ,x ' SURGERY ml Q EX A -- Furst O.R- A jf KK U -B 15 Jw 11 N Q1-.?Qmf H6 kQ:a ,9 'QVKJQQQA V71 fe V jf. 1 . . A A A V,ff'2f 4Q',f-L7 ' ' ,, MISS ANNA MAE NEY Supervisor of Operating Rooms L ii . sk, , o.R. STAFF NURSES Miss Elizabeth Shenk, Miss Nancy A Herr, Mrs. Ruth Binkle, Miss Eva Alexander, Mrs. Vernoll jones, Mrs. Dorothy Houes, Miss Suzann Erb g t ,, Q , ,g ff 7 if , AN ESTH ETISTS M' 3 Miss o'Nei11, student, Mr. Wilkin- son, Miss Ford, student, Miss Machusak, Miss Grossman, Miss i Page A C i v Co 1' f mp iments o HARRY R. BITZER .... Nash Sales and Service .... 720 North Prince St., Lanc. P3- J NURSES kx Miss Nancy hide, Miss Eva -coli 10068, MIS- Lw SUI-Um Hb l Couldn'f Sleep a Wink Lasf Nighf V, ff . . GUN Q, , 1 V ' -,4zfg 2 I xy ,,',5. V :-v -?-- Q I I L. V X M 1 4 M -1 . . . 4-,WA .,,: . -,V '- L4-P, 1124, fw.fr.L.,. 'u ., L. f,-152.-ag. . , ., I M.HllANlJ'l'SUNSll.v11lw.I11'fH I Cnmpbclltown, Pal Wo .....,..............., nf A MARY DINGS MISS ANNA KENSINGER MRS. ANN , . . lVomen': Szlrgiml Floor Supervisor Men J Surgffdl Fleer Supewfmf SURGICAL STAFF NURSES ig we Seated left to right: ANNA SAUDER, Third 0ld,' LILA ANGEVINE, Mer2'.f Surgicalg CARL KLOIDT, Male NurJe,' ANNA ESHLEMAN, Second Centmlg JOYCE ANN BRADY, Men'J Surgical. ' Standing left to right: RUTHANN WISSLER, IVomen'J Surglmlf AUDREY HALL, Women'J Surgiculg ELIZABETH LLOYD, Women'J Surgicalg BETTY DANIELS, Second Centmlg MYRTLE EDWARDS, Second Centraly BETTY WIRTH, Third f d. ABSENT: ANNE BARE, Men'5 Surgimlg GERALDINE LEFEVER IVomen'.f Surgfcal. m,,,7 MEN ,S SUR L WA R13 , wigs xbv-C4694 s ws' SIDNEY FELDSER PRINTING .... .... Lan Caster, Pa' 0 Ah, Buf lf Happens fgiggw, I I I ',,'? .135 ,-' ' X ,,-- HARMONICA MUSIC WITH ONE HAND Q G me ww UESS mv HO H ROUTIN E ff 45 X? ak QQ f - ,XVA N I 1 I b V. I-.4,vg34f'gi ,'f , . . .Neffsville, P NEFFSVILLE FROZEN FOOD SERVICE ..... mf Biff. , V pls. Vi 5 ' f D Qumc RUG ROOM HEART E PHYSIOTHERAPY XNKC XMY ' new AL CL W M l LABORATORY ABRAM D. DOMBACH ..., ..... Q uality coal .sc General Hauling .... ..... 1 13fi9l?igig13QZj3 Lancaster, Pa. ............. .................................. ...... 0 Z mi X L 'I -:, ' - rl Q r-' - Q f Y n .. r.. bf- .-. - e J.: - 4 5- Ld Q As? N -.ff -, -,-1n1lll ,M , . , -Y r,-K-I '.:!1E'44f -v 4 N jx- N. C996 N 5 N 1 1 fit pmfnf 5 ' 'P --12115-' fi-rv:-R62 . -'- YW-' i 1'g'!J'1,Qj ' ..v..g:.f . 2 ' 3- I P ' .In -,zu-5-I.1?,',++,,-ff-..-nf.-.:. , , . If 'f rx :gg zz - , .2 ' ' ' ' - - ' - A 11221-4 vi- 11,-,-. . gat, '21-H .':1':'?rf'e?1,,:-if -A X . -fg.?.Lfj,-:Btn -.52 .-W.- ,::..f 4 f1,.. f ,:w-1- ,, - , -- - - 5.64 if -W-9. -1, - -.-,Rf f . .,-,,,,,, 'Z' . . .pf ,.,, i ' . . --f '1' .rf .. ., ' -Labs? 1 fn?-1'-x:.. MRS. ANNA MARY DINGS Supewifor of WYOWBHII Medifdl N MRS XAMSO 1 - MARY YAARGARE'Enjvlg:?gf Medica Head Nlfrfe- 0-5rAA1,XfZISTRAYER 0 J' . N?ffm,,01G' MEDICAL STAFF NURSES Mew ,4 ' AUDREY STORMFELTZ, Ground Floor Medimlg HELEN CHANCE, W0men'J Medfmlj VIRGINIA STINSON, W0men'5 M6difdl,' PAULINE HOFFSMITH, W0men'J Medlfdf- A bsent: LOIS WINDISH, lVome1z'5 Mediraly GLORIA HOLTZINGER, Men'J Mediazl. Y. MEN, WP-KD S MEDICAL ,S MQDXCAL SAUDER BROS. ..,.. .. ....... Ford Farming means less work and more income Per acre Phone 716R3 New Holland, Pa. FR rl My Hearf Sfood Sfill MEDICATION TIME LD QONA FL U sf-CK at OROSCOPE GROUND FLOOR MEDICAL f K UIQ! wha Cf ICIC POLIO JOHN H. WICKERSHAM .......... Engineering and Construction Inc. .......... Lancaster, Pa s 5 HEA H NURSE YSL KKXON5 H ELEM QUBLXC F ULD Fo UN DA DON an y -M f A -1 i .. I I t 3, t ,Q I i 'uv my :4wgw4:'.f:5 A :.,. ,, 1 r?' f .,- ' ' ' ' , 'U4,,f.1 - A - .I V .' K V' , 5- 5 -vs M ,, V 'f xv' ' ,. A 'pi .i - AU XILIARIE3 DXNXSG Room H OUSEKEEPER NU S. I NF IRM A R Y V, Z ............Good Year Tires ...........237 N orth Queen St Lan .! castef, Pa. Handl- ing Year Prod ucts Over 50 year s. Batt . erxes-Radios-,Acce 550I1es L 0' 41 3 f 49 666060690 I D if 4 ,J x, ., 414 ' S . U' ss! , - ' so X If 1- N H' W' '-T :T UNDCRFUL dad' 'K W H0 also SBVGB Tug A 5GaW oath Fajflii- A 9 -fi! 8 sf ,! I ff! X lx 5 5175 X 'G -fg f ni xg- -J t QI fd ,N -xo' I V H V YI, VA fi xp: -,X N-4'W ', L X f 1 ' ' I . 2, -if B 53 4 J' J V ,J E 1 .,,..1 1. fit K 3 s 2 QC 1 .-ff-- ' MISS ALMA ENGLE Supervisor of Maternity Department TTY MA RIO R820 IV!! NCL ' 41? WI E OL GO Dgbbefy 1 JEAN YN H ETTE ,EST ENCK ANQ X4 X, YK 1 or QQ E0 YQ?- P Qs- x',,yxx9Yg, PS5 P, fl EY B- 1 X15 XX, GPS Q0 Y YK 9558355 Nursery Nurse! ERICKA HAUER, JEAN RIDELL, METTIE MERGENTHALER, ANNA HEISEY Congratulations to the Class of 1950 from ..... .... D ON KRANCH. Qifadi 94 J I YS' 9. .4 P15 00 2' WS ww'1ffqqvW'k29 3 009 e5 39:30 9269 5325. P5254 sv by Wi, 4 KWCH M23 YK 0 069 In . . 000' f' M lf's a Greaf Big Wonderful World PEACEFUL, QUIET NURSERY I C X 009 AL OF A Y' TH UK' Is D vow EPART MENT TWINS ? ? ? if , A VkV - , . ,M I TA ROOM A CH xwvfl AIVGEU if D9 ' P . MOSEMAN'S GROCERY ....................... I ......... n.Market Square, Manhenm, a The Store of Good Thmgs to Eat. in W' 111 Dreamy Lullaby a at ' I , , VENESECTION A PEDIATRIC NURSE'S PRAYER Lord, in another hour I stand Before a sad and hungry band Of little ones-and mine to care For tired hearts with rumpled hair. My little world-what longings lie Within that sickroom now so nighg Ere now from out my room I fare - Hear Thou, O Lord, a nurse's prayer. If m Y M' if ' . 'Ll I I . . ,. l ,. l I I HUNGRY CHERUB Great Doctor God, O make Thou me The good nurse that I long to be Who sees beyond the broken bones And understands my childrens' woes, Who touches children now that then Thy impress may be seen on men, Who labors not for fame or fee But sacrificially lives for Thee. POOR LITTLE FELLOW ' filly, l Ei if Q f , Ea . LX' 2 . A ' : i X Y. x R 3 if X X Y v X- gi ' - . A . ' J ' .. 1597K A Q Q, 63 'J ' 'A WI 113 I 1. , I 12 . -is X , f YM? fifx 'P ys V J r . I , 1 K Q W 'mmf' 'CTE' -I 3 ga X3 7490 . G49 I 'Tw 0 A Q One LiHle, Two LiHle, Three LiHle Indians MISS BEULAH MILLER, MISS VIRGINIA RHOADS B ,. IRTHDAY P ARTY Q QV Boqxl PS NXX H1396 YS STORY TIM E CHRISTMAS TIME GETTIN TRI G ACQ. U AIN SI-IELLEY STUDIO .... L P . . . . . ancaster, 21- PLET5g? 129 QP? ,4-YA ff + 41 t ' 1 n . H 'P 5 AQ f JN .F Q x ll 1 hi-.-x 1 5 I K f N ,1' 5 I ,.' ' I' I .:'f 52,5 .K lf, 4 I 1' F: ,F - I Q I .A', I pa : '9'1p'l4 'I If Q -V I .if I P K, dl' I f og' 4' I x 3, f- - 1 .Q NX -1 Y 'I 'X ' ' 1' 1, 4' - Az ' J' ' 3 -Q 1 1' 'L 'K . f -' ,Mx W -NNN. A I ' if W , ' : 7. Q ' V 1. ' 'I' 'X W 4 iz: ' ' 115 an li If l '- ' - ' I 1 1 f J i ' ew. , :' Wy x 11, P ' ,IQ 1 I h li X I1 h O.. X ml' lx' A Q 5 t xxxxxixx .ll x - Q L. . I1 4- 'Rx fa b ' 1 7,6 A f- I ' V M- 4 3 : iz 5 1.1: f f Q', 9 , V ,. - fffai. ' W9 Qf 41 ,-' 'Lf' , 73A I-1 'l A' .. ..,-.,.,,.f..,.,,,.,..,,.,A ,, I 5 Q x I Only Have Eyes for You MRS. CATHERINE HOFFER SMH Nurse of E.E.N.T. MISS KATHLEEN RUTTER Supervisor of E.E.N.T. MISS GERALDINE BILLMYER Supervisor of E.E.N.T. Operating Room QPERATING ROOM SCENE RUSSELL G' SHELLEY '-- ..... Y our School Phot0SfaPher . 3'-Ss I I I ,TI WI ' I Ir I. U5 La 1 f x I I Il .,..-v U I If 'III I x 1 .au I J 1 DUET KUTCHEN ifff-f?2f,:?m f 'L f W0 xx lat, x If ff' S , XL . M ,. y f W W 0 L , A O x O' it 2 V I '-. 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IQ In II If V, Ig F. 2,1 'x I L1 2. II 3 I 5 I + I v IX. 5. I f I Where Cross fhe Crowded Ways' E I I dw' I MISS LOIS FRAUNFELTER MISS VIRGINIA 1 if r sis SUTUNNG MISS HILDA STAUFFER AM BULANCE RIDE CHARLES AR M INJUR Y HERSHEY 8: GIBBLE-General Insura BOYER 81 GEORGE KITCH al'-KD E PNY me .... ..... c ENTER SQUARE, LITITZ, PA. WHAT AM I ALLERGIC TO? Strong hands of skill and courage faithfully serving by the side of the physician to aid him in his tasksg comforting hands that work for endless hours to make a smile a bit brighterg courageous hands that con- sistently serve the ebbing life and challenge death to vanishg tired hands which when the long day is over, are forever seeking to make themselves more useful, more skillful, more valuable, more perfect. These are the nurse's hands. These are hands for service. ,M , , R iff METABOLIC CLINIC SOCIAL WORKER Compliments of GUNZENHAUSER BAKERY ..... .... 8 11 NORTH PRINCE sr., LANC., PA Day by DUYH ' v BARN Q 2 r k HART Y ,AZ I N X 1 DANIEL BOONE K 1 BARD DUTCH ,we 2 4 , ., 4, wi' 1 0 5 QW! D fs .2 .K ' Z l I Q , , 5 if '7 BONNIE . 5 s ' x 'Q A X? 5 BRUBAKER 'bm :J .,-, , Q-1 , x 49 A Lx ' x K- r - 4 F.. tiff' 121- , NY , D. D A I DUSSIE KATE BELLE 'K .'f ESH Af s ,qg ff 'f 1' X ffw'5f f 1 ,lf ,. f ? 4. f' an 152 5 f 9 flaw , if ,, ,711 1 wtf., .1 - W , , 1 'vc ' DUTCH FREDERICK ESHLEMAN 1 0 T .Qi A ,, Q i V- 3, , ig NX ' I li ' xx ' - 'T A ' 4,1 , ,xx , mi - 4 ...Q REBA GOODIE GEESEY PENSUPREME .... ..... T he name to remember for Quality Dairy Products Day by Day Q KREIDER f' f . 95: , , z ., G G i j fP'1?51 5 K 'jf' W 5 Vw ,,5 Q v, I I -I v' I ' :ff , , I JUNE 4 f ,ii zif . 5 ai? sr, 7 ? QBLLEY' . 'QQ' 'W , 1, .. . f---- K 9, G ' . 521 y y y f -G LOIS ANNA 1 , ' M' , , M Al El 6 ,fi ,G i PEGGY K gi G y X 3 GROFF X 2 ' 1 ,f7ff'i27'f'f f 'ff' ., 'v-rf: 1 ' A L i Q G H yy , , -1 3 , Y .ff .A A DEL yi Wgghl , ' Q 14 ,7 I , VF s ' X , 51 - - 4 H, I , ' 0 W 1 , ' , I, f I . , f i ig 'n l f ' ' 'it.,:'g,? .' -V wr' iff S f 2 J K Pu- RED ii HELWIG 4' BUSY LEFEVER ts When you' think of music, think of KIRK JOHNSON 8k C0- L. 'w .- fx 6 X Q ,1 All LYNDY l 1,794 N 1' 16 WEST KING ST. U A' a A fl. I ffl, 'Z Q V, T, as W W if 15? 1 . fr Q , ,,, M S, ' ei' h M fu- ff' 4 L 44,-51. 6 ff' , ul 5' q 6 Q J? 4 W 7 e I W 2 ff . wb-,. 2 Q m V 5 : z x ,J-,j, I ti ' 2 ta Z 5 ANLCE W! If Day by DUYH ... A ,X ADVISOR SHELLY -f , , ,325 v RUDISILL MW ' V, Xi,A ANNIE K J EA NI E SQHNUEDE 1 LX ' L '.'f, .'., . ETHEL ' ff, 5 .V.,: V,', 5 ,f I In TU uf I REBA 'Y 72:1 jf, wma X, SCHIMP 3: GERRY -' 'ANNA A if Q , Q.. in 9' r ., V' Fff'4Q'f STEVE WILSON F' EMM BARR'S FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ..... ..... B ARR'S FLORIST F I I Qi I A-1 5? f 'mb ' HT Pussy Cai Song NURSES' HOMES HOUSE MOTHERS SE FONDERSMITH MRS' AUCE CA SNACK BAR MRS. CARMELLA ARICO FRAIM HOUSE COMPLIMENTS to the class of 1950 and the entire staff of the Lanc. General HOSPita1's ,.Hur,y, Hurry, Hurry K' , N. , 4 , 1,1 .. -ls '5 at 'ef , , 'ZQQ E Q rff N w 7 Q! 2? 'I W f f X . 1 ..4i A 'N So, I 1 v - 4 5 1 .1 ., Qi f' 4 OLXDAYS E H ' 1 G EOR TH 518 N RP-Tl .1 .we-' -4 f maxim? A f 'v,, N 'iil'gg': , I 43, , . A'l pf! lt, ' 5 E BOWMAN HOUSE DUKE STREET NURSES' HOME Sl AS TIME EN! oY ABL E BVYNXNG G. G. KRANCH .............. General Contractor and Builder .............. 102 Pearl St. Lane. Home remodeling and alterations Phone 20159 E o o 0 X C H H axsaq NW sgzgzw QD gfffffff! W' ' R wffll' WI!-'f - f 1 I jk it f W 42 if 43 HE A A A , x Fl 'fy I I ' XX i ,fu f ' 1 M X f A 5 I O Q' 'X Q fn.. J G55 cis K , X , f by M, l H Only Happens Once yi Si ?i M ,V :Q 325 ,, Z. , Q t fg- ii iii 'z ,. a . M 'f if , ' 3 1 2. ' , A, . 1 i'+,,1ri1i:: I f 2 Q V , A ,W t. Q M iw 'Y Q Q A 2 4, 'W r ,J '?'f4f' A Q e- 1 Q ' V . , -4' . , ' s X 4 T, , l if I, lr' f'-5 Seated left to right: Frances Stephens, Lynclelle Hertzler, Lois Dussinger, .lane Hashinger, Mrs. Jean Weirich, Helen Eshbach, Anna Metzler, Isabelle Bumbaugh, Fannie Bontrager, Nancy Shellenberger, Martha Eshlernan. Standing left to right: Janice Weaver, jean Schmiecler, Doris Lefever, Evelyn Stout. Absent: Geraldine Puff, Barbara Rudisill, jean Symington, Annie Larkin. HARRY MILLER 8r SON .... lun, E LIZABETHTQWN, PA, in TH Vik 0 . ,g V ,- va: . Y Q I ! ll ll If Only Happens Once THE STAFF OF THE 1950 LANGENHOS Editor Helen A. Eshbach Co. Editor Geraldine Poff Business Manager Barbara Rudisill Advertising Editor Lois Dussinger Personal Editor Fannie Bontrager Anna Metzler Annie Larkin Art Editor lea-H Symington Activities Editor Janice Weaver Patron Solicitor Nancy Shellenberger Photography Martha Eshleman Historians Jean Schmieder, Evelyn Stout Assistants Doris Lefever Jane Hashinger Frances Stephens Ty pists Ruth Kreider Anna Grofr' Lyndelle Hertzler Isabelle Bumbau gh RECIPE FOR ONE YEARBOOK Mix your flashbulbs and film until you have a couple hundred pictures, add your patrons and advertisements until you have enough money, beat the dates with the printer and photographer until you have a smooth mixture, sprinkle it with a few of the editors' gray hairs, then spread this concoction evenly on 104-pages of papyrus and let it simmer until well done. Then you will have your yearbook and two dead editors. A yearbook is a tremendous project. Cooperation on the part of every class member and the interests of the other students are the basic factors which lead to success. Forgotten dead lines, the frequent response of- Oh, I simply can't, and the inability to obtain the proper equip- ment, undoubtedly make barriers that at times seem unsurmountable. The purpose of the Langenhos is to compile in a limited amount of space the memories that the seniors wish to cherish and a tie of friendship to the underclassmen. l ,. 'ia Lef's Get Behind the President 'Va 4 me ' is ii? at R . , , Standing left to right: Gloria Gainer, Miriam Gingrich, Arlene Barley, Mary jane Sollenberger. Seated left to right around the table: Katherine Reifsnyder, Ruth Giberson, Isabelle Bumbaugh, Mrs, Edythe Kistler, Jean Piersol, Mrs. Lois Sechriest, Mrs. jean Weirich, Janet Eater, Ruth Kennel, Nancy Bard, Helen Charles. STUDENT COUNCIL Within our years this group has made great progress toward a more efficient organization. The revision ofthe handbook brought more privileges for the students thus resulting in a happier student body. The main objectives of the association are to establish self-government under an honor system, to unite the student body, to develop a sense of personal responsibility and loyalty for the school of nursing, to advance the highest ideals of nursing and the nursing profession. We are very grateful to Mrs. Kistler, our director of nurses, Mrs. Weirich and Mrs. Sechriest, senior and intermediate class advisors respectively, for their council and guidance for the organization to continue to flOuriSh- SMOKER Prejiderzt ....... ISABELLE BUMBAUGH Ifiryf Vife Preridenl ........ JEAN PIERSOL Treasurer .............. REBA Home President ..... BARBARA RUDISILL Second V ive President ................... Affiftant Home Prefident. .RUTH KENNEL MARY JANE SOLLENBERGER Sofia! Chairman ........ RUTH GIBERSON Secretary ............. HELEN CHARLES GRUBB at BRENEMAN ..... ,,,,, E LIZABETHTOWN, PA. xii' LARRY rrwifhouf U Songn ,KER Y-ILL JEL ,, .ffl CHORUS Every Tuesday evening finds all the girls meeting and exercising their vocal chords. Under the supervision of our very able director, Mr. Harold Shaar, we have slowly succeeded in every eye up and in harmony, melody, and rhythm. A Christmas Concert was given and the chorus also sang for the Capping exercise as well as Commencement. C lirisrnms iaroliiig through the Hospital C Imslmgrs morning jffixll S llfilllv nl f4Illll.HllIl I l v'fr f l 4 Q Z I r 1 i l Q 1 i 1 1 i P i il- all ,, L ll fs ill l i. 3, ,, 'Yi K. l'E 5, ix, E lil , , iN: it i ll -4, ,, x r Take Me Ouf fo ihe Ball Game Refleciions On fhe Wafer J. C. SNAVELY 84 WAITIN ,, G T .-SVIXMNUNG HEIR TURN F 1svER.READY Duss1E,' SWIMMING During the winter months, Friday evening finds all who are interested down at the Y.W. C.A. for an evening of swimming. There is diving for those who like it and usually races are held or games such as leap frog are played. We come home looking like drowned cats, very tired, but relaxed and refreshed. BASEBALL The heavy swingers of L.G.H. are up at bat. This is one of the side line activities of the summer which certainly proved to be fun for all those interested in playing and spectating. Although they didn't win the pennant, they did win in sportsmanship and good will, so come on kids, let's keep it up! SONS, INC. .... .... C oal, Lumber, Feed. . .. Landisville, Pa xiii: 'Tea for Two BIG AND LITTLE SISTER TEA Did you write to your little sister? How often we heard this question echoed and re-echoed during the summer, just before the last class of preclinicals entered. For, you see, each senior selected one or two little sisters from the list of future nurses whom we wanted to welcome to our family. It was the duty and privilege of each one of us to write to our little ones, giving them some idea of the routine here and suggesting some very handy articles to bring along. When their big day of arrival came we went over to Fondersmith home, to meet them and their new found friends and introduced them to our friends. The first Friday after their arrival here, September 16, we gave a Big and Little Sister Tea. This was held in the living room of Duke Street Nurses' Home with Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Mueller serving. The big sisters ac- companied their little sisters, in this way they became acquainted, and each learned to know more girls in the other class. We have enjoyed having little sisters and hope we may be of every possible help to them during their re- maining training days at the Lancaster General Hospital. ,UL '15'.,: +A T. c - UTE8 PA I W lsiuilmiuiic mmiiiimi. iimiimc, ..,. l.A1x:cixls1LR RO 1 A -1 c It.l.., llIIlll4I'i - 'hmm i' rw Underneafh fhe Arches .V 1 up , , , I W , 1. 4 Us 1' 3' , . ,1 ' '? 'i Q43 S f. Q If ! 1 V2 AV AA A gf ,. I ' 1 Vu vimlfmfwmgi L fn ,gm In 2 L I 1 I I E I . S vw I I KI, ., -..MW . V . , I -, ..,, ' 'N' , . I A' ' ' Q. ' ff I SPRING MAY DANCE DANCES CHRISTM ED As DANCE UNEXPECT I XVM. O. FRAILEY it SONS ,.,... Drugs and Orthopedic Appliances ..... 250 EAST KING ST- LANCASTER, PA. PRECJ 'ff gl 41 I ki CHRIS fi I TRUTH A ZIPPER PRECLINICAL PARTY IS THE MONKEY V.A,. ,V l , . 5 WHO m , M iff 1 H A al SA CA , 1 A TH T X , I T ' Rf E FARMER JAKE I 1 -V we ' 'N' '51 ' it ,R A I LSr L L A ' A 'T -'1'- A Q 3 1 ' V L 11f?A2 Q 2 P 1 .M ! H Z 2 A ,I P ? CHRISTMAS PARTY 1 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 1 A Zigi?-IQR WOULD BE HANU1 1 U A DING AT THE URN U N CATS AND SPOOKS, 1 HALLOWE'EN , , -an -R -- ' ' .B , QRCADE MARKET INC., ,...... ..,.. l farmers who Sell produce direct from farm to consumer UCS- 12-6, I-rrduy 10-6, Snr. 9-6 ,.., ...........,................. M Otto Courtesy to all. SANTA HIMSELF CAN YOU TOP THIS? Doris Lefever, who was circulating for an opera- tion, suddenly remembered she must call a nurse to come for the patient. Hurriedly, she rushed .to the nearest phone, picked up the receiver and said, Will you please send a patient to the O.R. for your nurse? i The Operating Room was the origin of many top-hits. Nancy Shellenberger who was scrubbed at the canopy attempted to empty the drum of sterile gowns. To prevent making more than one trip to the canopy, she stacked the sterile gowns high and in her attempt to keep the neat stack from falling, she held it with her chin. Was your chin sterile, Shelly? Red Long remembered one of the instruments because they were a girl's name. Result-she called Allis Hemostats Sallys. Martha Eshleman vigorously went to work to scrub the O.R. floors with a hand scrub brush and hot soapy water. Did you expect to trade jobs with Howard, Eshleman? More than one of our group evidently got cold while standing at the canopy because at the end of the morning they were wearing three or four O.R. gowns. We also had a very efficient damp-duster who dusted the birdie so thoroughly that it landed on the floor in a thousand dust free pieces. Who was it that finally realized that white lines, on the blackboard do not come off regardless of type of cleanser used? Diet Kitchen also hit the top of the meter -as Nancy Shellenberger fell over the lard can as she walked out of the refrigerator carrying a tray full of lovely salads. Result-Shelly, lettuce, pineapple, mayonnaise, and dishes on one pile. Joyce Wilson made exceptionally good use of all the dust pans and brushes. Kate Edelman spilled all the little cream pitchers in the refrigerator. Lois Barnhart sent raw eggs to all the recipients of D.K. trays. Anna Metzler, thinking she had a large amount of pureed carrots mixed the ones she had just pureed with a large container full of Lucille's apricot pudding. Geesey worked hard making an appetizing cherry jello salad and found she had forgotten to seed the cherries. A certain dietician was recipient of a free milk bath just as one of the students was trying to make a good impression on her first day. Ask Bumbaugh what she and Eshbach did after the ureed five boxes of asparagus and still didn't yhife enough pureed food for their fifty diets. The first evening in the Delivery Room proved quite exciting to some of us, especially to Eshbach who dropped the placenta basin as she was about to rest it on the table. Unfortunately, it left its Stain on the supervisor who had to secure a fresh set of clothing before she could continue her evening as. sistance. ' Geesey, giving her first douche to a patient was very much concerned about her technique, so much in fact that she forgot to put the patient on the bedpan when she finally did get to giving it. And then there's the one who catheterized for residual and forgot to ask the patient to void first. Metzler, as a probie was working on Women's Med. when a patient called for a nurse. Hurriedly Metzler told her she'd call one for her immediately. Ask Dutch Frederick about the time she took a supposedly expectant mother to the D.R. and a few days later she delivered gall-stones on W.S.W. How our hands burned when Dussinger used Carbolic Acid instead of aqueous Zepharin for the dips in the O.R. Stevie, how did all the glove covers get in the laundry chute? It couldn't have been that you tried to get out of washing them, could it? How confusing are two nurses working on the same department with the same last name. Ask Alice Keller about the time Mrs. Dings asked for the graduate fmeaning the nursej and Alice brought the measuring graduate. On their next to the last day in Byberry, Herfllef and Himmelwright became confused over the event of coming homeg so confused that they were unable to differentiate between the colored and white race. Wondering why everyone looked so odd they found themselves an hour later working in the white build- ing instead of the colored building. It looks like Byberry made you color-blind. Do you remember how frightened Mrs. Case is of men. Well, ask Boone about the first day she Came in training and showed her father the nice room she was going to live in. Realizing the need for a good floor scrubbing, Del Leaman thought she would do her Paff bl' flooding Room 3 in 518 at 1:30 A.M. Result, one broken washbowl, Bumbaugh in the cellar hunting the water inlet, Wilson mopping floors, and Bw- baker and Eshleman needing a moving van. We wonder if Mort Hashinger's abil.ity.l0 dissect cats in Anatomy class will be any indication of her success as a mortician. . Mrs. Weirich seemed especially pleased with 2 students test paper and wrote what she thought Was Good The student came back in amazement and asked if she really meant what she had written. MIS- Weirich answered affirmatively and wondered why she questioned it. The student handed her the falxg good had been spelled with a capital 'G an one O had been omitted. 1 f s .Xb M. :helm l 'Win to me an - f fmhnue her xsegisel of Mm ' fffhnr que, S0 0 giving it e 'lxkwho catheterized for mxmmwm bd for g on Womflfs me fa nurse. Hurriedly 'humor her-immediately, the tune she took ah! to the anda Li Sill-S!0nes 011 'hm Dussinger used llmom Zfpharin for the , H8 as. to a patient was f gl0Vt Covers get in the 5 but bm that y0l1triecl L Could it? I0 M1565 working 011 the WDC last mme. Ask Alice ln. Dings asked for the nancy md Alice brought ut day in Byberry, Hertzler nr eonfused over the event faai that they were unable tn: colored and white rate. e .ranked so odd they found l0fii32 in the white build- mampmme li ghtened Mrs. Case is of razor' the 551 dll the me : xr irrhcr the nice r00fH M' I pod goof ggmlnlilngr ,nc ooulil do bff Pm ll fmwmw 4 he . , ,bc aim hunllng flioln in L d Bm. AU , 73565153 doors' M wrt' vm' 'lf' 'Qf,e,f,Zn'e abilillllo 1' ' my indication J 'ir- ' iv -Iwi will W1 ,,,:-q-JH, l' htWaS rf A' F Amuemgfllw 'K in if lurl 'men' 'W it A. wonflflfll I 1 he llc' -3, v A 'I il rl ll .L-tI'f'1 mi 'G' grill r A ll Nigl7f and Day NIGHT AND DAY 3 i it I It A -- M- 5 fr., W e,i..i A , Mos G5-faldiss A0176 Ba ll yi man, S0f eum lnelef F6 and . ,, Such even sy - P ' - Or 'Q eanne r6,,c,d!N rss atrrcra Day and 'fe.r Mrs. Arlene Ford, Maternity Mi ,WW 'M RN 111 P . YQAQY ' N g Wells skfe fpiror 17 . ez, 1 N ' B0b gui ,gh Dil HARRY B. NEI S3 W 6300 Ofdef r Br Night OW 1'-y Re F, W dj-Q1 SS ,... ,... l nlc-rior Painting 84 Prrpcr' Hanging ..,. .... L ilI'lC2lSl6I', Route? 2 Plrorre' Millcrsville- 2882 Smiles li Vgfffg 4513?-vga .ww ' C org , Vg4.i'j'21 f,.V, V V eff .5 4, if ., ,.. I H J , A C , A 1 , .ix j V ',,. Z I V I I saa C aff. W A i it A , ' l 1 R 1 1 1 as l k.f'2:,:'.'f' , fn-I f 'I , f'-'iff , ' , '- , . , , Beautiful Dreamer V , 1 I I l Silver Threads Among the Gold l 4 . Q- , ,,, -, T f ,, Helen and Roger The Lady in Red 'ff e We are the girls from L.G.H. You hear so much about The people stop and stare at us Whenever we go out They like our pleasant manner and the pleasant things we do Most everybody likes us and we hope you'll like us too. i O, Come All Ye Faithful As we go marching with the bedpans . And the bells begin to buzz-buzz- buzz-buzz You can hear them shouting, the girls from L.G.H. Are on the run. 1 5 ,ly 34 I, Il Down by the Old Mill Stream VV 6914. W 1.-J V Childhood Phantasy 'N U4 4, ll 1, Strictly Conhdenlial 9 1 i v i 4 CLARENCE HERR 4,... XV Doing What Comes Naturally lbs' il Life's Summertime vip -, Careless Hands twxgjsilffvv IK 4 . ,.,, , 'ov oo Iii ffl... Whistle While You Work qw-9 ,N...Nx1V , V f - i T fflti ff , -44 Q ' we R a -is Vg VI ,ii ,vig :V ' V L V , Vp' CX -dS,,p' l in w Ma' H31-I .J VV , is E V W V V X 1 xx A Q, . 'ZA V I ixiizvai Remember Candy and Cake Side by Side Scatter Brain L D ai 5'1 ,Qt - Q Luuab V T, You Must Have been Those Wedding Bells are I 5 'me a Beautiful Baby Breaking up That Old Gang ofM1fW . . . ,Ford Sales 84 Service. . .. .....Mt. joy, PH- Phone 39701 r 1 i i Ti 14 ff. i 4 1 4 Put Your 5505 .1 I Playmates Deal' Han and Time Ou I T hree 0-dock KA Ye Faighful lomes Naturally GW?- 4, 'Jig' , 'ov bo'-'esp 9-'Q gr-'Nl :Nb-7 ,bp ' of 3' Klux' 4134, ' Q if T -I :ter Brain ,. Bells iff LGI! 1- lp: 01950 Smiles , .' fir: '51 V -, - I, ' l Q i l 'mime ' , I A 'L ' 1 ll 2 ' ' ' ' , l , so-uw ,4 A . ' x M, ff A W y 1 ,,... y - .L Q ,. ' ,fi I ' I , , ,X I I ' 3 X A 7 XX . V f ,X .-. , 4 . ' ti T N y ' ' , , AL 3 H'-page WW 1.1, I Don't Fence Me In ' Q 1- ,,,, My ' -' A V.,.ve,,tg,fx , ,Q - X M T0gether, We Three , just a Prxsoner of Love twang Put Your Shoes on Lucy 1 V X n :iw Q H, 3 A235 W., ez p A, Lg , J V' .. . V l JustaBitofS h' Playmates That Lucky Ole Sun uns me Smiling Through x 2 .gffwg Q gi The Too Fat Polka Wi, Women, Song Dear Hart and Gentle People PQ of Time Out for T62 School Days Dancing in the Dark g ,Q 31 ' , w , A QP, -4'gf'-f.gf 2 x Ke, 5 , , tag A sf ' , V1 533- ., 4 4, -. K ,w. ,,,1 1 ..if.4 I V I Three O'clock in the Morning Two Sleepy People The Gypsy in Me KAY jEWhI.l:KS .... Vluvvclers.. .... 36 North Queen St., Lanc., Pa. .. out CLASS HISTORY they just' hear the word history and one usually about Caesar or Columbus, but history is just a and we shall only take you back to the year 1947 NE usually becomes bored when thinks of history as something narrative of events Cso Webster saysj not 1492. That year 1947 is just as famous as for the 24th day of March of that year seventeen young Nursing with the only thought in mind and heart-to become a nurse. I Friends and acquaintances were quickly made that day. The alarm was set dfor Tlx . . F O ' l k h ext mornin All EonDersm1th was quiet the first day was at an en w any history book year Cwell anyway, we think soj ladies entered this School of o c oc t e n g. , . 1 laid a little restlessly awake thinking, wondering, feeling a little lost, a little homesick- anyone? u , The following days came a little easier as does anything once one has become adjusted and familiar with her work and her surroundings. The first couple of months found us with our noses in books and more books, classes and more classes. Did we learn our Anatomy? You bet we did! QI wonder if our instruc- tor is quite so certain?j I U 1 Everyone, we're sure can never forget the first day on duty-giving our first hospital bath to a patient or should we say commiserated patient? No, we couldn't have been that bad! u In the very merry month of May we went to graduation exercises, the seniors getting their hard, yet well earned diplomas. We were still just probies-nobodies-but our graduation was coming someday too! August vacation came and we went-we came and vacation went. Those four weeks surely did go fast. Were we eager to come back? Sure thing! September and more probies --not seventeen but nearly twice as many and these constituted the other half of our class. We welcomed them with open arms and gladly handed down to them those first months - v of books and more books, classes and more classes, worries and wonders and frets. ' ' ' ' ' We were no Beautiful October at last and in that month a big day-capping exercises. longer greenhorn probies but distinguished juniors. Did our caps make us feel bigger or just taller? With the traditional capping also goes the intermediates tradition to initiate, so not many days later we experienced it. What a silly lot of fun. Christmas comes but once a year and when it comes it brings good cheer. Cheer for the probies of our class for they were on vacation, but we were working. Some of us did get a glimpse of our Christmas trees at home-some of us did not. March already-a year gone by and another capping exercise. The lower section of this class were no longer probies but juniors now. Then we were all one happy family with caps on our heads and vows in our hearts. As the months went on we still studied hard and worked hard. Still feeling a little timid and new as we went to the new floors to work-diet kitchen, operating room, maternity, and children's ward. Hallowe'en parties, Christmas dances and parties, May dances, the banquet we gave the seniors at Wigginsf Hot summer months with uniforms so cool, winter months with capes so warm, drilling and blasting for the new boiler house, class pictures fsmile for Mr. Shelleyj, moving and lugging your junk into another nurse's home, getting new roommates, holiday teas, swimming at the Y, baseball, getting little sisters, some a little twitterpated and spring not even near. Holiday time, why doesn't some one invent more of it? Forty-four of us struggled hard for three long years. Come to think of it those ye21rS weren't so long after all, nor did we struggle half as hard as we like to exaggerate. It'S fun to look back and talk and laugh about the many happenings and the long waited and looked for graduation. I'm sure not a soul in this class of 1950 need be reminded of our three glorious years in training by words written and titled Class History. We each and all shall still be making history as long as we live, maybe not the Columbus kind, but we shall still be achieving and pursuing in our nursing profession, and that, as 21 whole, is History. jean Schmieder and Evelyn Stout. ,, , .N,,.....- Q-T-7 4--.W t V -fn' Silt! NI 1947 vw., ,, 4 'Nd' lhml so 'hu limi if :Z in Sq fof Six fl I I In mflxwho wk lmltsickd in A . km ldlllsted + , ifllsses nan J our l11SlIuc. 'lui ilu hm - . ,335 ' Pull ifllilm,-Cbeen It yxbmm 'A Selling 7 0 ,v V uu Q'Nl3UI our -fx f V' , 1211: mm weeks lf Lg :Au-3 md me its: mgmhj -21 nrarn ind frets! 5 'iff .-cs Wnfreno , , L, 1 T'-LI.: .5 ICTL tiggef' -.n A 1112: mol 4-ii: for u 1:3 Mffciflidiil 1 I 117 rfzorof ze :.::: family a- : 1 llillf ..-I-1 f rg WL Lf' TI gllf . '1,! fb . .gjflor .fi 1-ciiifw U Qgrzei if fir , -ff ..i 77,5 1.615 . ' Wifi' lls W4 fl. -,Agn , :cel 5 , .. I ,. 'lirfiin J ,A ,liti- .51 .. fi. 0' ' ,f ,ww If , CLASS POEM Today our dreams are visualized Today our hearts are glad, We've gained the thresh-hold of our hopes, We've launched in a new land. Three years we've waited for this day Our ambition has now come true. To be a gracious nurse in white Is the dream of all the girls in blue. So today when our hopes are high We long to do our part. We dedicate our youthful best, To serve the suffering heart. To every patient we would bring Good cheer with minds alert. And treat him with the touch of love The touch that never hurts. All through the days of woe or joy We'll gladly do our part In humbleness we give to man A never hardening heart. We'll wear a smile upon our lips Whatever his desires, Though physically weary, we'll maintain A temper that never tires. Great Doctor God, do grant us these On our graduation day- Strong hearts and minds and hands to do Our best for Thee, we pray. Fannie M. Bontrager Clan Flower: Yellow Rose Clary Motto: A heart that never hardens A temper that never tires A touch that never hurts Clan COl07'J'.' White and Gold A DAY sw THE LIFE OF xx 'X ' SEWER ' m n 1? W KX? ' 7 01 9'o- N , f '- I , A N P Al -.4 , yy-If iz! ' W 1 g 4 ' , Q 7 , 4 N NNN 1 ffi ezoo f' EARx.Y Tb P455- wmws vxevwwf Wwe Q ' 'wb I New I-I DCXLHK Q Qx lk w'f '1mf'Pff,m3 x J N W' nvn x w! , ' fm f 11 ' L- 3- N' Q! L ,H J 7:00 Xiu . emo-9:00 is 'mms To ser UP -nm bmw BRTH W! H-S , P Y N W as 1 'U 1 4' Gt i 7554 ly - s VN N ju x Z7 f kf- 3' ,V ,U , ,,,4'r ' , R 7 MISS L.G.H, SQNQ tix A Y' ' 6 IT rl X X W Ccxg 'ff' . f 'N xx lqnl av Rum, N 1 X ff , G ,A ' sv 5--M--M ,Nm Q OD THERE! ISTHHT conf?-2, yu:Qe,ZJ0 1 Ni L FX 72 VXI, N ' M Q7 ma? 'fi' -1-. , 22 Qy 'F f b Q: W , 1 22-j U2 X Wx u. f AXAZQ, .mn .TE l C FOOD FRTJM HOME' fwaiiw NURSES' RECORD Wx-xo's W1-Io Med IHIQ131-5005 OF Q UHIML In sv G Lo'm5 EBcL.QvsX'N0-'4'+ S 'f 5 1 , , 1? v- , .X . f W QD A ll Mag? Tnkvvfhus Q Alice, MLW!! 55 - if u I' . ' 5 Paige.: LJiKlav-5 'S ' h .1 ., -I ,Q Q K A gi! xx GWQX. My ff. ' Nw gg LA: E4-cl it A u . 5 M135-4,6 'xRPu JM W xx X I uwr 3 - A if ' A ,I R14 X 41' . 4 SD . fi' 9' Q41-C 2 1 ' Q 1l Q' xi ' 1 x' du V ,., 'P' , 2 1 V... .gr-.. U' 1 A.. A... L...l!--... ,., ? B-qctlsfi .EEASEX-DWR 5 n '- Q 'J' 1 'K wvxxxh-'fx :X N J' s L P x Mas? OCTEN lu TTJUBRS IQ-wg P 5- twmm v ., I 'iw ' sl Il' QW ' XX' ' 9 N' f , s Q CD .lg+,,t H an mast u beck Hlieeudk, Fvam.. 54f,5Ph,n, Ntosi' Candles: pl 155-5' Sxgicxciakxrwvv f J 'N 1 , 5 NWN W1 R xi f 6 ! mlb V f 1 I do , X xi! 5? XIX ,aff ' TTI N 3 ' ' X , ' Bnc,or.sT Rppdnh, Gv-uihi' 6nPf-K A 4 'M'l ' W' . + - WM. 6'5 'Mio P.m5M v 5? k + ,. xv, gf 5, K 7 SS P HOW COULD YOU EVER FORGET WHEN . . .you made your debut at FonDersmith .you studied in the closet till 4:00 A.M. .you first donned the nurse uniform .you were reminded This too shall pass away Matz reprimanded you and concluded by saying One good nurse is better than 17 mediocre ones The brain of our class received VZ? in an Anatomy test. .you had to illustrate what you saw under the microscope .you connected our bunsen burner to the water Y outlet instead of the gas outlet in lab. you thought the next exam couldn't be worse than the previous .you packed your suitcase to quit .you had your first 12:00 you made your first ether bed and o ened it on - P the wron g side you forgot to turn your clocks back to EST and went on duty an hour early Dussie and Wilson got up at 3:00 A.M. to press their probie uniforms Good and Lefever had a broken bed-we wonder how that happened you had to polish all the upper classmen's black shoes , you had a merthiolate or black shoe polish battle you used a 12 :OO to write diets you first met Howard you had 50 special diets in D.K. and four hours of class Eshleman stayed awake during a class you were part of the Operating Room staff Bumbaugh was singing in the O.R. you first experienced working nights and sleep- ing days you were called on a stat at 3:00 A.M. you received an involuntary cold tub bath in full dress you went to class and forgot your patient in a sitz bath 8 Bucher thought Eshbach had a nightmare fdid she, Geesey?j you were sent off the floor to get a hairnet Brubaker received a bunch of violets you had to put blankets on all your patients at 2:00 A.M. ecause the night supervisor had a chill you spent your evening on Maternity Bumbaugh had an unexpected Amish male visitor Metzler's Lost Weekend resulted in a failure of an exam Bontrager received all those red roses .you said farewell to your black shoes Mort Hashinger washed the ice in the icebox in O.R. Peggy Himmelwright bumped into Dr. Pontius with a bedpan Reba Hammond fell asleep at the canopy some of the internes put Fulmer down Men's Medical laundry chute .you made a mad rush to' get a glimpse of the bathtub between 9:30 and 10:00 P.M. .you had all thevbuttons on your uniform .you polished your black shoes .you dropped a tray of glasses at 4:00 A.M. .you gave a Diabetic a full diet .you did your first prep .YOU spent a week on second floor without a 9-12 .a bat got in Fraim home . . .518 Hooded . . .Stevie and Stout polished all the Dr.'s shoes in the O.R. under Howard's careful supervision . . .you had your first ambulance ride . . .you stayed awake on night duty .you washed your head at 3:00 A.M. Hammond took a bath in a tub of water con- centrated with scouring powder fwhose fault was that, Dussie?j . . .you painted a peri-prep with merthiolate . . .you picked up a fully equipped dressing tray Geesey gave a proctoclysis with a bladder irriga- tion can . . .you washed glove covers in the O.R. a cardiac fell out of bed you passed inspection you upset a patient's dinner tray in his lap whfll you pushed the overbed table closer for him t0 eat . . .you gave laxatives on Maternity you asked a patient if he could manage to eat himself you signed a late leave for the wrong date you got to chapel on time you showed the wrong baby to a father On Maternity you overslept your first night on night dlffl' you hung safety pins from the ceiling to signify how many weeks in training and later numbered the days by pieces of paper on the wall you thought of state boards you saw yourself in white you lived your last day in training and your first day in white WE CAN'T EITHER! the icebox ir' P0IllZlu5 Mtv Own Men-S EIPSC of the .iform 0 A-M. if Without a Jr.'s shoes in 1 supervision of water con- Qwhose fault hiolate lressing tray bladder irriga- R. in his lap when oser for him to manage to eat wrong date to a father on z on flight duty ming to signifl d later numbered ge wall img and YOU' fmt ER! - '.-L..1.n.4.ZlLcL.-:tie ' CLASS WILL W E, the class of 1950, being of weaker brains and sore feet do wish Qbefore we collapsej to leave this, our last will and testament. ITEM 12 To our hospital and school of nursing we leave our gratitude and pledge our loyalty in recognition for the knowledge and experience gained throughout the past three years. ITEM 2: To the Intermediates we leave our superiority of being seniors and hoping Byberry doesn't leave you with any after affects. ITEM 3: To the Probies, who will soon be juniors, we leave those comfortable clinic white shoes, voluntary study hours, maternity's bedpans, and night duty with early morning classes. ITEM 4: In addition we wish to leave our personal characteristics and eccentricities. Nancy Bard's jibber jabber to Candy Kauffman. Mort Hashinger's ability to pass out at Byberry to Gus Giberson and Janet Eater. Nancy Shellenberger's romantic bliss to Nancy Muench. Doris Lefever's hair-do to Ann Wilson. Janice Weaver's pleasing personality to Alice Reber. Red Long's crowning glory to anyone who has a tinge of red hair. Evelyn Stout's farmer walk to Kathy Zug. Jean Schmieder's alopecia to jane Groff. Betsy Landis' voice to Mildred Rutt. Flo Geesey's figure to Millie Renn and julia Ashworth. Anna Groff's iniirmary days to Clara Betz. Anna Metzler's giggle to Tut Maser. jean Symington's artistic ability to anyone who also has the same. Martha Eshleman's buzzing around to Ruth Kennel and Marion Rouf. Bonnie Bontrager's satire to Jane Powl. Ruth Helwig's quietness to Ruth Gamber and Anna Lutz. Belle Bumbaugh's sense of humor to Betty Jane Noll. Alice Keller's interest in nursing to Anna Garber and Helen Kopp. Sylvia Boone's asthma to Jane Cawood. Mary Brubaker's appendix to Millie Lehman. Lois Landis' demureness to Becky Longenecker. Joyce Wilson's flightiness to Ann Winters. Lois Barnhart's suavity to janet Ressler. Franie Stephen's gallbladder attacks to Emma Blanck. Dutch Bucher's interest in men to Rachel Fisher. Kate Edelman's posture to Dolores Bongart. Helen Eshbach's initiative to Marian Cochran. June Fulmer's poise to Bettye Senft. Barbara Rudisill's being house president to Gladys Lehman. Janet Good's diamond to Roberta Gonter. Reba Hammond's graceful art of sleeping in class to Floss Sensenderfer. ' Lyndy Hertzler's dodge to anyone who can afford one. Peg Himmelwright's daydreams to Mary Ambler and Gloria Gainer. Ruth Kreider's obscureness to Pat Gehr. Annie Larkin's piano playing to Marian Peifer. Gerry Poff's popularity to Dusty Bowermaster. Gloria Schimp's teeth to those who need a few extras. Reba Smoker's questions in class to Tut Mohler. Ethel Wolgemuth's pleasing manner to Charlotte Eshleman. Anna Miller's last name to Ruth Miller. Del Leaman's always polished white shoes to Wilma Hess. n Mrs. Jean Weirich bequeaths to Mrs. Lois Sechriest all her gray hairs caused by us, her large class meetings and missing stones from Senior class rings and pins. lVitner.re.r: CHARLIE Signed LAB. BUNNIES THE CLASS OF 1950 X ,L I 4 :-4A,,,-f- r SPOTLESS How I Hafe fo Gef Up in fhe Morning ,I C N GOOD MORNING TO YOU! 3 ' . 1 I 1 1 5 F1 I , Ib i 51 , 4 E1 1515 . ALWAYS BE ON TIME A A HAM and EGGS? P SNOW AI, '. , I 5.4! , , , ' Lk I W O ,A , 5, 1 N A D O' ARCOTIQS MUST A TURNED PILLOW MAKES A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE 'D YOU gy CHECK -3: l If A ,Q A' ,Q Er. 'yy A -A .Lf 4 if ' v Q f - 'vllwllnl , . I r H 1.1-J 1 . I ani' 0 . h -5 . ng LN., ' I' .A I S ART YO , HOW 1 A - GE CLEA ' -1 XDR N DUN HUPPER'S Confectionery .........,.............,,.... 22 East Orange St., Lancaster, Pa. The Sweetest Spot In Town. I Af fhe End of a Perfecf Day SUNUP TO SUNDOWN L HELLO, BILL ,L L1 P QT?DAY 5 A PEREE END Of 1 EGGSH SNOWY WHITE LAUNDRY AT THE 'ift ffb' - LL 1 ' HER WERE H DID YOU STUDY FOR THAT MID-TERM EXAM? YE s OF DIFFERENCE X. A , ,. iss gd Aw! MS HONG AT LAST! L f 5' BUCH MANUFACTURING CO. ..... ...... E LIZABETHTOWN, PA- . Q 41' HOW A NURSE LOOKS T0--W , + if 5 L Q g an Y...3,. BXQW' ' f I ' X H nrmwhm S 'Em ff'f'if 4 1 I A K 7 4-If fifllfci lo f f , 1 QW wa ,QN i34'.- ff Q 'ff' n '-3.5 Q ,g qi my H -...A T ' Her cumk-7 Q Tuxcku 2 i f , E fghG,?4'iQ I UPI! A b S 4 1g 'W1 s 5 ' E . p 'mfffivf 3-yy X Hu Lei -Nev: ou Wi , lg Q' WK 17. r l A, 0 74.5 X E, ' f D0 .'-u1- '- , . -I. V '--rf, HH, ' fl? S v f W f- 5 I Av xg Tim f X fX X - isiw 1 IX I QQ K f Q., Q 'Q ' 52.55 0 1 WL, km wx.. L-N5 ff xl Q1 QQWQXDE gif PaffrT5 Qgmfgx 9 ,-qmm Am Thank You AII S. N. A Probie came within our gates Tried with ambition and fearg She'd felt the need to come and serve The rich, the poor, those far and near. The first few weeks Hew swiftly by, She'd found an adventure quite new. She gladly studied hour on hour, Wasn't she one of the chosen few? The winter slipped by and on came March. Her work at last brought a reward so bright, For on her head was placed a cap So beautifully crisp and white. And as the summer with all its heat Broke the spirit of this dear young girl, She learned the truth, this isn't play- Little time for society's whirl. She bravely started another year, The year that passes in merciful haze, Yet she steadfastly did her best, And emerged triumphant, ready for senior days. The end is in sight, but no- As she opens her eyes she will find That this is just the beginning, She's learned to be thoughtful and kind. And now she stands on the threshold Of a world so gloriously new, She'd given her life, strength and tears. Was this girl ever you? Gloria F. Schimp APPRECIATION .... The LanGenHos Staff of 1950 wishes to express its sincere appreciation and gratitude to: RUDISILL AND CO., INC. for the publication and printing of this book. SHELLEY STUDIO for the fine photography. And to our patrons and advertisers who helped make this yearbook a reality, we say a hearty THANK YOU. Z1?:71f et.:a'a.-it1 -L-M'W'UHt'?f: f 'ii. -' , nr f S - -' - -f i ywf' fp 'G a j 5 . 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Dial 52621 Home-dressed, Inxpected Mean 6' a cornplele line of all meal produrlx. R. W. STRICKLER INC. .............. 59 E. PHILADELPHIA ST., YORK, PA. Fruitf. . .VegelahleJ. . .Sea Food MILLER 84 BUSHONG .................. ............. R OHRERSTOWN, PA. ROY HENRY ................................... ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES LEARN TO SEW AT SINGER SEWING CENTER, 120 NORTH QUEEN ST., LANC. R. N. LEPORE ..... RADIO -Sc TELEVISION ..... 26 SOUTH DUKE ST. LANC. WITMER'S JEWELRY STORE .............,.. WATCH 84 CLOCK REPAIRING 48 SOUTH DUKE ST., LANC. Phone 22843 Lanc., Pa. PEOPLE'S HAT CLEANING 86 BLOCKING .............. 104 EAST KING ST. Suils cleaned and preued JACKSON'S QUALITY CLOTHES .................... 149 NORTH QUEEN ST. Where qualify if higher lhan price Ready Made. . .Cuflom Made. APOLLO RESTAURANT .................................. LANCASTER, PA. ESQUIRE CLEANERS .......................... 602 NORTH LIME ST. LANC. Phone 36662 Lane. HEINEMAN'S DEPT. STORE ..... ........ 2 47 LOCUST ST., COLUMBIA, PA. S. NISSLEY GINGRICH INC. .......... 12 SOUTH DUKE ST., LANCASTER, PA. SAYRES, SCHEID, 8: SWEETON ........... 28-30 EAST KING ST., LANC., PA. WALTER 8: JACKSON'S, INC.. . .COAL, LUMBER 8: FEED. . .CHRISTIANA, PA. Phone 3 ALPHONSE KNOEDLER 84 CO. ....... ...651 HIGH ST., LANCASTER, PA. ,Q - If Vffzfrffjrwz -Q, 7 'f ' K,- 27.--. 'fu -- nv 4r rx has mesa- r i . I I ,,,A.,. !. qi ,A , v w . N. ,, Y - 2- ,M '..f...a..f2l,.g1.-,v.-- . - . ,F uziwfoyfaajyko JOHN HERR'S FOOD MARKET 8: FROZEN FOOD LOCKER .... 10 Manor Ave., Millersville The Store that's known for quality throughout the county. .V 142' P 5.15 f.l WWW ROY W. STONER .................. Serving the Lanc. Public for more than 20 years on the Lanc. Markets with fme Lanc. Co. Swiss Cheese and Lunch Meats. fun I'J W M1 pcm on th C .tax my, 1- f .. yr I 1 1 3 , r :fn f, , Wifi: I ' '19 4 vf Q.. lm' r f A ' 'JQ .v'. l 4. 1,5327 41 fi' V. 1. fW X ng ,f 'L . 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