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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

1.1 , , il' Hur-1 1' 5 i 2 i A , ,fi :iq , F ' mi 1 uf ', 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 I v P A N 1 i L i 1 1 K I I L 1 , , r s I 4 Q 9 5 5 D u LM PRESENTING THE YEARRQQK OE THE SENIQR CLASS QE THE SCEQQL CDE NURSING LANCASTER GENERAL HQSRITAL 'WK' N lm APPREC1AT1oN To Miss Eva Alexander, our class advisor, we the class of 1955 wish to express our deepest appreciation for her unfailing interest in the success of our endeavors, for friendly guidance, and helpful suggestions. TWO ON s 425-4 a 4.5 'I DR. JOHN D. HELM, JR. I swear by Appollo Physician, by Asclepius, by Health, by Heal-Afll, and by all the god and goddesses, that according to my ability and judgment, I will keep this oath and stipulation: to reckon him who taught me this Art equally dear to me as my parents, and share my substances with him and relieve his necessities if required. To regard his offspring as on the same footing with my own brothers and teach them this art if they should wish to learn it, without fee or stipulation, and that my precept, lecture and every other mode of in- struction, I will impart a knowledge of the Art to my own sons and to them of my teachers and to disciples bound by stipulation, and oath, according to the law of medicine, but to none others. If it is possible for the many principles and virtues emphasized by the Hippocratic Oath to be embodied in a single individual, the graduating class of 1955 has selected as the fulfillment of these ideals one whom we through the course of our training, have come to know and appreciate. At the conclusion of three years, we have had the opportunity to observe many, but there remains one, high in ideals and outstanding in practice, who has fostered in us the desire to excel and renewed in us much needed courage. Now, we have come to the parting of the ways - where each one must pursue alone her own conception of attainment and ultimate happiness. When the path becomes steep and dim, difficulties loom up insurmountable and courage falters, may the beacon of hope that guided us through our student days restore in us the courage of our own convictions that we may continue with renewed faith. At such a time as this, words fail to convey the true feelings that were wont to be expressed in deep appreciation. Witli these thoughts in mind, we entrust our book in humble dedication. THREE DEDICATION DR. E. GERARD SMITH fxw Ai ,4 IN MEMORIAM 1 , r 12 I w P 1 ll ll M 1, ,S v w V gl l x i 1 s 1 Honour a phyfirimz with lhe honour dize zznlo him for the zzfef 3 whirh ye may have of him: for the Lord haf created him. r I 38th Chapter, Book of Ecclesiasticus W 4 -k FOUR f I I' P P i s f x X WAX 6 AM Q 5300555339 UEUQCEK pun 'T l , 65 N 4 'IU THE CLASS OF 1955: Enter to Learn, ..... On entering our School of Nursing as Students you brought those qualities of mind and heart and spirit that Nursing demands. It will give you, in return, rewards fur beyond wealth - rewards that never can be lost or stolen, a life of stimul.1ting contacts, honor and respect in your community, and the priCeleSS s.itist.1ct1on of knowing that every hour of your working life has been of use to others. . . . . . Go Forth to Serve. QMrs.j Edythe G. Kistler, R.N. Director of Nurses SIX l l l i 4 Again I am honored to express to the memhers of the Graduating Class of 1955 the sincere congratulations of the Board of Directors and myself. We wish you, one and all, a happy and successful future in the profession you have rhosen. We are all proud of your achievements, and we know that you will con- tinue to he a credit to the Sfhool of Nursing of the Lancaster General H05 ital t . . .. p , and an inspiration to other students who will follow in your footsteps. Donald C. Smelzer, M.D. Executive Director SEVEN ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF fig! FACULTY OT SCIAIQQI. MRS. NANCY STUART TINGLEY, R.N., B.S. First Assistant Director of Nursing and Nursing Service MISS FREDA ROSEMAN, R.N. Second Assistant Director of Nursing and Nursing Service MR. RUSSELL T. RUPP, R.N., B.S. Educational Director and Science Instructor MISS BARBARA LOUISE BRENNFLECK, B.S. Instructor in Biological Sciences MRS. CHRISTINE BLUMENSTOCK WADE, R.N., B.S. Clinical Instructor MISS BEATRICE E. LILLEY, R.N., B.S. Clinical Instructor MISS HENRIETTA J. PAUL, R.N., B.S. Clinical Instructor EIGHT 2 1 I , ADMINISTRATIVE S T A P If fin 'Ll F A C U L T Y CD If S C II 0 0 L Sfriirr 8. MRS. DOROTHY S. ROEDER, R.N. Nursing Arts Instructor g Sf-rs ire- MRS. RI'TII MILDRED JACOBFS, R.N., ISS. Instruvtor in Public III-nlth MISS MIRIAM E. MONTGOMERY, R.N. Hvulth Nurse MRS. ANNA T. P. LAMBORN, BS., MS. A.D.A. NN Bs- Instructor of Die-t The-rupy MISS JANET R. MOODIE, R.N., B.A., B.S. Pediatrics Instructor and Supervisor MR. CHARLES II. IIOLZINGER, M.A. Instructor in Psychology MR. IVAN XV. LEFEVRE, M.S. Instructor in Sociology NINE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF fig, FACULTY CF SCI-IGOL MISS DIANE M. GALLAGHER, B.S., R.N. XVard Instructor MISS ERNA K. HESS, R.N. XVard Teacher MISS JANE F. WALLACE, R-.N. XVard Teacher MISS NANCY L. WILKEY, R.N. XVard Teacher MISS HELEN MARIE EDGAR, R.N., B.S. Director of Psychiatric Nursing DR. JOHN D. HELM, JR. School Physician MR. LOU JENNINGS Director of Glee Club TEN ' Bofuau 01' D1111gc3froRS In llc N ll11l'l-.11-l 15111. J H1 Ilx-11 1 SIIJXIIXL I1,I .'11 lil, lflfl I11l111 11 lI11'.l111, X..1.,',1, ll11l1111N 11,11111l, I1 , I1 I1IIlII ll l-l11l111.111, R111-I1-1g1 l1.111 l11x1l1l1 N1 IIIKIILII 111 . 111h111 I' 111111111 A11 141111111 Ii.11'1111111-I 11 1411-I-1u.1l111 511111111 A 1 .1111111 'l11l111II 1.11111 1h.11lu If foojwr ll.1rrx' 11.111111- j.11uw1 I511nl.1p john -I IIX.llI'., jr Col. 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Hubbard ELEVEN XXV.-, the class of 1955, wish to express our thanks to Mrs. Edythe G. Kistler, our lhirettress of Nursing, for her instruction, guidance and helpfulness during our three years of training. Her own high standards of efficiency and ethics have been .i model xvhich we shall always try to emulate. Slle has given us an awareness of the role played by the graduate nurse in to- d.iy's world. Her living example of the ideal nurse will be an inspiration to each of Us .is we practice our profession. lt is the sincere wish of each one of us to uphold and confirm the standards or our School of Nursing. TWELVE stler, g our been a to- each lards fi v . f , .F - I ep t Members of the Class of 1955 You have looked forward to this occasion with joyful anticipation. One of the goals to which you aspired has been achieved. I sincerely hope that this education which you have received will enable you to render a more effective service to your community and your profession. It has been a gratifying experience to have served as your Class Advisor in this short interim. Best wishes, success and happiness which you so richly deserve go with you always. Eva Alexander Clan AdI'i.I'0l' THIRTEEN be N1g'bf111gz1ff Pfazigf I .v11fr11111fv jffuzfgu' 111.1'.v1'ff f111f111'1' Cfvrf 11111f 1.11 ff11'f11'v- .v1-111'1- 111' ff1l..Y 1l,V.V1'lllflf1' 111 1111.15 llf'1' f1'fT 1.11 l!1111'1'l-1' 11111f 111 11,-,1,'f1'1-1' my !7l'llf1',N'.Yl-fill fQ11'1f1f11ff1'. l -zc'1'ff 11f1.s'l111'11 fl'0lll zc'f11111'1:'1'1' l..Y 1f1'f1'11'1'1'1111.v 11111f 1111'.v1'f111'-1-1111s, 11111f will 710f mfv Ill' f'1111zq'1'11kgfv 111f1111'111'.vf1'1' 11111' f1111'111f11f Iffllg. 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Frankie 'and thai hope rbefl . . . dofneftic . . . enjoyf painfing and ber gnppief. RUTH BRUBAKER R. D. No. 1, Ashland, Ohio Our own PeeperJ . . . a good .rport . . . exrilable . . . Jinrere . . . an exreplional Jludenl and nurfe. SIVINTIIN ANNA MAE CAMPBELL, R. D. ifl, Willow Street, Pa. Pleafant . . . fun-loving . . . ambitiotu . . . likex to travel . . . u'ant,r a new Ford . . . efzjoyx children . . . good vo-worker. PATRICIA CARPENTER Rothsville, Pa. Talkative . . . Jympathetic . . . bubbling laughter . . . preferx maternity nurfing . . . blue eye! . . . September bride. REBA CONRAD Rothsville, Pa. Determined . . . cute . . . miychievouy . . . that Rothwille arrezzt . . . .rhort blond hair . . . fond of dogf . . . reliable zzuwe. EIGHTEEN Ja. PHYLLIS CRESWELL Lancaster Pa vel od Sincere and Jweet . . . tiny . . . fbatterbox . . alwayJ ready for fun . . . excitable . . . liked operating room Pa LENNA EARLSTON Danvnlle Unranny ability to get into trouble . . . Jbort naturally ,ber rurly bair . . . nice perfonality . . . droll wit neat drerrer. SUSAN ESH Belleulle Pa , Pa. Sterling, ladylike qualitief . . . rlever and zferfatile mile dependable flax: prefident . . . embroidery beauti ully 'iabte ..- ronrorter of gartronomir deligbtf. NINITIIN MARIAN FLOYD Manheim, Pa. Dark expreyfizfe eye! . . . warm IlI1d8I'.l'fdlIdl!1glPEIZFOII- .S .zlity . . . been wil . . . pinovble and pizza . . . plearanl. LUCILLE FREY Lititz, Pa. Every im'lJ a lady . . . vbeerfzil . . . reliable . fdffllllbflj' . . . diyplayf exvellerzt rafle in dreffing . . . ballerina. JOYCETTA FUNCK R. D. ipl, Bainbridge, Pa. Dainly aml fine featured . . . mf! .fP0k6'?1 and funny baired . . . joyfe bay a rule giggle, kind bear! and an great lore for Ken. A TWENTY l l DOROTHY GLICK R. D. :li-4, Lancaster, Pa. Petite and neat . . . .rympathetir . . . wimzing wayf and a ready amwer . . . rollege hold! an appeal. PAULA GOOD Lititz, Pa. 1. Perpetual motion of the mafzdihle . . . intelligent and U Jtzztlionf . . . while jim wail! . . . fheerflzl . . . hiilzzorom' outlook on li e. a. RUTH I-IARTZLER Belleville, Pa. 77 dl Grareful height . . . beautiful, dark eyes . . . expre5Ji1'e D . . . rompetent . . . vapable of deep, worthwhile thinking. TWINTY-ON! f 0 1 MARTHA HERSHEY R. D. 1381, Gordonville, Pa. Lorely, brigbl, zmry lmir . . . irlfeflioiu rbufkle . . unzcere .zllilnde . . . independenl . . . vrifp an.ru'er5 . . . l.1nl llljllllflil' in bed. MARY 'IEAN HERSHEY Gordonville, Pa. Ifmnk and open talker . . . opinionaled . . . Jpontaneouf l'0llIlJll.IAffUlI . . . apprevialef a good joke . . . future at Afoocfy. BERNICE HESS R. D. ifl, New Providence, Pa. Bernie ..., rynpaflaelir and congenial . . . perfonalily ,Ulm . . . former Qnarryville farznerelte . . . Jinrere . . . fond of nmlernify nnrfing. TWENTY-TWO BMW umnff WNW we PATRICIR Uparl . wal: ul like: be nfs Hmm APM 15, 5 -It BERNETI-IA HIRST Christiana, Pa. Niecie . . . !wealer and .fkifl girl . . . Iiny bu! Ol!! I0 blillae . . . !parkling dark eye! . . . champion bowler . . . alway! ready for fun. PATRICIA HOOVER Danville, Pa. Pat . . . full of fun and faizry free . . . !oft lmir witla copper biglaligbl! . . . quizzical brown eye! . . like! bor!e!, J'10lI7Z77Zi71g, bowling and Byberry . . a loyal friend. BARBARA KEENER Elizabethtown, Pa. Appreriation for the finer fblllgj' in life . . . dlll'dJ'.f on the go . . . geograplniral inlere!l in Hdi'flI0lIblll'g, Va. . . . Wfdkflffi for blond wavy lmir. TWINTY TH REC 'ni i . 1 1 1 . 1 . X l l Q l i 1 i r Q 4 l 3 2 4 i I i i ! MARY KEND DORIS KEENER i York, Pa. ljlling IDU' Artive parliripanf in gripe Jeffiom . . . native of the 50!ff0Il1fl4'3 while rofe city . . . happy-go-lucky . . . our Jleepy- outgoing prfi time gal. ANNA KREII' MIRIAM KEENER Lititz, Pa. Cnmur 111: A Known for mum! umlerzml adzfife . . . aypiratiom for mama, miffiomzry mzrfiizg . . . a born leader . . . ftraiglatfor- ' I A . I p.'e.zw:! bf.: 5 ward and J'l7IL'6l'6 . . . like! frlendly llllle fbaty. LORRAINE KELLER R. D. jj:2, Lititz, Pa. Perf blond wilb iz ilu.rlJ of frerkley, fz4'a'0111pliJbeJ fzlfkj' in F 11 .vlwrt period of nine . . . fblllfil' fIl'll'6 bej'0re Ib? lrlfffl Q-r : i in uf . Q . , . gflliff .l'6'l1J'!! of lznmor. ' 'rwr:N1'Y.FouR lx N hm... MARY KENDIG R. D. ihl, Marietta, Pa. Lilling contrallo voice . . . infeftiom giggle . . . rofj Jofl eornplexion . . . famonf for moron joker . . . jolly oulgoing perfonality. ANNA KREIDER R. D. itil, Mt. Joy, Pa. Confrienliozzf . . . float Ivory look . . . innofenfe per- Jonified .' . . rrnifef around in a maroon Dodge . . . pleafanl bedfide manner. HELEN LANDIS R. D. jj:4, Lancaster, Pa. Ever ready to lend a helping band . . . fool, falm and rollerled . . . motlo - Hl70Il6J'ly if the bex! policy . TWENTY-FIVE PATRICIA LAU York, Pa. Whiz hid . . . daring . . . full of fun . . . dietf tomor- row . , . friendly . . . happy-go-lucky . . . deep love for Jleep. GEORGIA LEFEVER R. D. :f:,.l'3, Quarryville, Pa. Fiill of vim, vigor and vitality . . . Georgie . . . pretty natural rztrlf . . . Jmall hut mighty . . . optimiftir . . . Jpeahf her mind. KATHRYN LEIBLEY Lancaster, Pa High on the lift of hridey-to-he . . . dependable . . Kate . . . neat in appearanve . . . verfatile . . profer tional attitudes. TWENTY-SIX ALMA LONGNECKER R. D. 1151, Elizabethtown, Pa. Patient . . . umally Jmilirzg . . . Jeriozzf . . . ifzterefted in ber work . . . capable marie. JOANN MCCLOSKEY R. D. :fg,t5, Danville, Pa. Attractive wardrobe . . . fo . . . cbaracleriftic gait . . . prized poyfeuiorz . . . Barry . . . alwayf beard if zzol Jeen . . . .fophifticated lad y. MYRL JEAN MARTIN Manheim, Pa. Cocker .fparziel eyef . . . attractive . . . love! Jocial wlairlf . . . capable nurfe . . . friend to everyone . . . carefree proof that good thing: come in .rmall packageff' TWEN TY-S EVEN 3 1 2 LEONA MAST R. D. ilfl, Paradise, Pa. Firrrz rorzftimtiorz . . . Jirrcere . . . fun loving . . modeft . . . willing worker 1 . . otrue friehd . . pretty Jmile. ' CAROL ANN MAY Lancaster, Pa. Slim figure . . . if that Leo on the pborze? . . . attractive perforzalily . . . lover excitement . . . witty rerrmrlzf . . . alwayf there when the fun begins. DOROTHY MELLINGER R. D. rm, Ronks, Pa. Radiatef friemllirreyy . . . Dot . bear! of gold . . . good Jporf .... flllllly difpofiliorz . . . tlaouglatful and generouf. TWENTY EIGHT MARY METZLER R. D. jil, New Holland, Pa. Conxeientionf . . . clan Jeanzftrefy . . . one of the fall girl! . . . ready to lend a helping hand . . . thoughtful of otherf. ANNA MILLER Lititz, Pa. Tall . . . dark hair . . . bright eyef . . . full of fnn . . . knack for trouble . . . Jlender figure . . . addy life to a party. F AYE MUN DORF Lancaster, Pa. Perxiftent dieter . . . indifferent to worry . . . character- iflic .fpeech . . . frequent! y loft in a daze. TWENTY-NINE i 1 if K 3 SHIRLEY NEFF Lititz, pa, Donnie . . . beautiful black natural curly lyair, dark eyey . . . whiz at .rlndief . . . would win a knitting relay . , , capable leader. PATRICIA O'REILLY Columbia, Pa. Pal . . . fnffy about ber lvair . , . enjoyf danring . . . nniling lrifb eyef . . . drefxed in the lalefl vogue . . . popular willy opposite Jex. CAROLYN REESE Quarryville, Pa. Bob . . . flare foratlraa'Ii1'e rlolbej' . . poifed . . . effirielll .verrelary . . . prozfidef lram'portarion from Byberry . . . Ulljlljlf ,fj1orl,a'. HI' Y Y 1rme,..m WM' qv' ,.-'4 EDM 125-1 Fig., .f .gm- Y-fn , 'L yu., xx I .IOANNE RENIER R. D. ifl, Quarryvillc, Pa, I jake . . . regularly fomiiiiiiiiralor with Geriimiij . . . J'p0l1fdII60l!f giggle . . . lozfef lo ea! . . . 6l7j0'j'.f fkaliiig . . . freqiieizl lripf lo Qiiari'yi'ille. ELMA RIEI-IL Quarryville, Pa. Small iii Jtaliire . . . eizjoyf flauiml iiiiirie . . . like! New York . . . a good friend iii deed .... rereiie and lhoiiglwf- fill. DOROTHY ROI-IRER R. D. i,4:2, Quarryvillc, Pa. Dot . . . l'l7df'lllll1g perxoimlily . . . Jbiiiy black lnzir . . dreamer al bear! . . . quiet imaifiiiiiiiig frieiidliiieff . . yen for lravel. THIRTY ONE fir ANNA MAE RUTH R. D. i-fl, Sheridan, Pa, Carefree . . . dimlarmiiigly frie11.:1'ly . . . Jeff conjdem . . . unique 101116 of lmmor . . . good worker . . . parfjdl 10 mdillacir . . . illd6.fCI'ibdbl6 gait. BARBARA RUTT New Holland, Pa. Effw'1'e.u'w1! !1L'l'.I'0I1.1Iif'j' . . . izbfnldmzre of mrly bair . . . addr .rpire In ,airy party zrilb ber Jllllliillg imper,mzmlim1,f . . . dnnmvrif lm! emzrfiflg fnmru zwiib Charlie. l5li'l l'Y .IANE SHUNK lhllasrown. P3- Sirlumv .... xluzuw mlm . . . m-.11 .md prim , . . 10,141 iffwmrlw' nf l7.1ll.1sfw11-if .ulliiliw . . . grind .fjwr'f. I I HI! IWU LUCILLE SI-IENK Palmyra, Pa. Armmplifbed pianifr . . . pr0.rpefli1fe bride . . . zrmpped up in day dreamf . . . lozfef roller fkafiug, arperiafly with Sian. EMMA SI-IETLER Atglen, Pa. Prelly brown eyef . . . iuferefled in fmilzling . . . l0f,f of fllll . . . eagerly awailf lellers from Ohio . . . 41 helping band . . . likef working with fbildren. MARY ANN SIDLER R. D. 1323, Lancaster, Pa. Small but mighty . . . lmprediffable . . . mn bold ber own in any argumenl . . . exrenfire zvardrnbe. THIRTY THREE MARY JANE STARR Mr. joy, Pa, Full of fun . . . Jparkley like a daily of Jtar dm! . . . jet blark laair . . . year round lan . . . allergic to quinine. AUDREY STEFFY Lititz, Pa. Exceptionally keen ,renye of lmmor . . . gregariouf . . . inftinrtizfe ability lo play the piano . . . Slam . . . .fen- .ralional relalor of experiencey. ANN SWANK R. D. j:l,:4, Lancaster, Pa. Proud ouvzer of '36 flll'l'6'l' . . . blefxed with nailiral rurlj lmir . . . friendly . . . awry In get along with. TIR IOLR ANN WENGER Lititz, Pa. Slender waift . . . prelly wavy lmir . . . ovfafional yoloifl . . . eafily beard giggle . . . Parke . . . likef ire fkaling. IIOAN YECKER R. D. 413, Ephrata, Pa. Soft blonde hair . . . voiurientioiif . . . good worker . . . likef Tony and lier Jparkler . . . knil one, pzirl, Info. MARY MAE ZOOK R. D. ijgl, Belleville, Pa. Friendly . . . dependable . . . bluflief emily . . . liuriolrr goodie! from home . . . exreplioiml Jeamyrrerf . . . future in travel. THIRTY FIVE CLASS I-Iisfroav September 9, 1952-This was the beginning of a new and different life for 69 girls as we mounted our steps of opportunity. The first few days we started classes with a stack of books which necessitated two trips up three flights of stairs. October 9, '52-Our first uniforms the blue smocks were a great asset as we entered the wards and started becoming professional nurses. The halloween party was a great success. Participants of our class were dressed as the characters in Cheaper by the Dozen and captured first prize. Our first Christmas dance, The Winter Whirl' was quite a thrill as we whirled about to the music of Eddie Humpf's Orchestra. December 20, '52-We were off for two weeks Christmas vacation. We won- dered what we would do with two whole weeks but, my, how the time flew. Back again, after two joyous weeks, to start off the New Year with giving injec- tions to each other, nevertheless, we are still friends. The Valentine Tea, sponsored by our class, was the first get-together of our moth- ers and new friends. 'Twas the night of March 19, 1953 when 64 of us proudly received our caps, which meant to us one more milestone reached. This also was the year we celebrated the 50th Anniversary of our school. Hurrah! Classes over and what do we see in the near future - vacation! Then September unfolded with its many beautiful colors - a rosy color for us - we were now intermediates and anxiously we awaited the arrival of our little sisters. Christmas came with bells ringing joyously and our first experience of Christmas in the hospital. Christmas caroling added greatly to the happiness of both patients and ourselves. A New Year began with resolutions to do even better in the coming year as many of us entered Diet Kitchen, Operating Room, Maternity, Pediatrics, Receiving Ward and Dispensary. Time flew and much was gained for our pages of history this year. Fall came and thus September bestowed on us the honor of becoming seniors and with it the black velvet bands were an added attraction to our caps. Never will be forgotten the three months at Byberry 9 unforgetable three months of a lifetime. Spring came with long awaited graduation and commencement. Yes, and those beautiful, white uniforms and dainty caps. We will never forget the past three years, some of the most precious years of our lives, and the experiences they have brought before us. 1HIl!TY IX CLASS WILL To our many friends at the Lancaster General Hospital, we, the Senior Class of 1955 bein in our rightful minds, willingly bequeath, not our money, for we have none, but all our P0555-55lOA5 whih were so indispensable to us as students. 'To' theuoncoming seniorslwe bequeath .our tattered uniforms, lost pens and bandage scissors. May the juniors inherit our enthusiasm for evening duty. To all future chapel latecomers we ho efull' be- queath our alarm clocks. To the interns we give our ability to get there on time to our su eijvisorg the art of seeing humor in all situations, and to all nurses aides, our willingness to work with Ethers 3 We desire also to leave the following personal traits, characteristics and peculiarities- i jo Bailey wills her love of ice skating to anyone with nothing to do all winter. Polly Binkley's dimples go to all the babies on Maternity. Mary Blouch gives to Marian Dietrich her love of roller skating. Verna Breneman's careful driving habits go to Mae Eberly. jane Bird receives Pat Brooks' droll sense of humor, Ruth Brubaker wills Dr. Seiple her buttermilk with pepper. Anna Mae Campbell's characteristic giggle goes to Sonny I-Iorting, joycetta Funk leaves her supply of food to 549's refrigerator. Marlene Conrad's dutch accent goes to Miss Paul. janet Fuss is given Pat Carpenter's size 4 shoes. Lenna Earlston bequeaths her naturally curly hair to Phoebe Bulger, Susan Esh's leadership ability is given to Dorothy Landis. Lucille Frey's dancing lessons are bequeathed to Betty Maulfair. Blanche Barley receives Dorothy Glick's blood type in case of accident. Paula Good s ability to keep up a conversation goes to Eva Mae Peters. Ijietlljreginiqalsuecejivi Ruth I-lartzler's ability to get good marks, ar a ers eys re air is given to jean Sla mak . Marian.Floyd's early morning card glmes go tb theeli. D. Girls. ggnliljlqllilsi ggijqnjeprpe Hersheygs horse iphhopesdthat she may get a chance to ride once SS gO3S 0 CVCI'y O CI' Stu ent nurse. Pat Hoover's ability to write poetry goes to all in love Bernetha Hirst gives Claire Dailey her bowlin b'1'l., Doris Keener's friendship ring goes to Margagefl Sihlegiffefl Barbara Keener wills her writing paper to all daily penmen, Ilyliriam Keeneris frankness is given to june Albright, orraine Kellercs quiet manner goes to those around when night duty girls are sleeping. Mary Kendig gives her car to anyone with a license, :If21e?lUi'dfgfgliiigNlfflVe2hT1bluisl-goes Anna Kqtherine Kreider's habit of singing on duty. Pat L I g er a 1 1 y to sew to t e laundry so they will mend torn uniforms. au wills her love of the O. R. to Tam Shirk. Georgia Lefever's ability to make up her mind is given to jean Hetrick. Alma Longenecker wills her love of books to those who must study in the library. ilyrl Martin gives her big brown eyes to Edie Neff. eona Mast's ability to get along with house mothers goes to jean Will. Carol May's ability to tell a good story goes to Edna Keener. lgiuth llilaufiman. receives Kathryn Leibley's artistic ability. ary etz er gives her appetite to all the kids on Children's Ward. jo McCloskey's unusual allergies go to Dr Lock ey for future stud ' v H' - . . .. g2FaMlLIlillers interlgor decorating ability goes to those who like a Wliite Christmas. Q inger gives er stature to joan Martin. l'ay Mundorf's ability to stay on a diet goes to Chip Max. Carolyn Reese gives her waistline to Virginia Thomas. O Reilly s ability to stick to one man UQ goes to Barbara Erb. lrlCy.N,efT gives her complexion to Frances Rice. jiq Renier s' ability to keep you guessing goes to Miriam Shaub. Dclxgtglfliljlrzbllltybtp stay awakelgoes to Mary I-Iuntzinger. Q Q . Anna KI R ff 21 l'lty to get winter vacations goes to anyone wanting to see Florida. u Barbara if truth 5. ability Lol borrow a car anytime goes to anyone who has trouble finding a ride. u s imitating a iity goes to Virginia Hughes. B. j. Shenk wills her bed rest to Miss Chance's C V A 's ima .lo M0ffiSQn is wished Lucille Shenk's long engagement. Mngmailrzflgtdiglves Mlm Weaxfer her willingness to help whenever asked. A QY 1' ers love of pizza goes to Charlene Brown. Jag 'EY Sffffys .regular trips home are given to Sybil Hamilton. A 9 tarts ability to keep a pretty tan goes to those with fair skin. Anneslwanks keen sense of smell is given to those who work on the medical wards. Jenn Y engef wills her .ability to win any debate to Dianne Cornell. M211 hqcker wills her diamond to all who are trying to get one. 'Y 36 Zooks round trip ticket is left for all who live far away. in a while. CAPPING THE NURSES CAP Upon her head, you see a cap, so crisp and snowy white. 'Tis the symbol of a nurse, you see, to the ill, a ray of light. ,Tis the sigh of understanding and the ability to heal 'Tis a sign that fever soon will fade as will the pain you feel. It signifies an abundance of knowledge well attained It signihes a mind alert and lingers deftly trained. The cap is a sign that she's come to serve unselfishly and freely For health is steadily regained with treatments she's applied. The cap is a sign of expert care administered with pride And the care she renders, is carried out elliciently and ideally. 'Tis a sign of love and kindness and tender sympathy. A sign of sacrifices made to serve humanity. The cap denotes many hours spent and many lessons learned With patience and sincerity is the only way its earned. The cap does more than designate the time that's spent at learning It designates the happiness ol' comforting the yearning. P. Hoowk THIHIYII HI 7 THIRTY-NINE ,, - , KA 7 ' A 1 1 4 if - 4 QV , : ., 'fr ,Q b-X ,- ,,Z?,6f,i,fVj,v5 ,E K Y. k..4 lx? ,V:,'i ,Q q:J .L , , 1'-I Qi , 7 ..,x V, 7 V , 3 if pg f , 4 Mig 1 ,xg Y K Y 4 1, .-Y' lag x ,, -- if ffl 1 1 I 5 0 4 B I v 3 ,., , ..,., -lla! You Hr' YOU sl.: you yer' 'Cck Bum ' Hu'- .14 X04 - -4' L'-, , ' Xb- HV Y , I, ig' xv iw. i H N Xt. Y, 3 5 N! , x N x XX . 'WA REMEMBER WHEN-- You got your letter of acceptance. You first wore the blue smocks on duty. You studied in the closet until two A.M. You first wore a cap on duty. Cele Shenk got a pickle juice back rub. Bernie Hess was tied in the laundry basket. Floss Floyd was thrown into the tub in full uniform. You made your first rounds with a doctor. You packed your suitcase to quit. Lenie Conrad carried an unsterile tray of instruments with sterile forceps into the O. R. You first met Howard in the O. R. You put up the canopy for the first time. You worked four straight weeks of E. D. in Maternity over the summer months. Audrey Steffy pushed a doctor out of the D. R. thinking that he was a father. You showed the wrong baby to a father in Maternity. Lenie Conrad believed Dr. Pontius when he told her he was the janitor. Carolyn Reese collected a urinal for a water pitcher. You took your first ambulance ride. Bobby Shenk developed scarlet fever and all the nurses in Pediatrics were isolated. Pat Brooks asked Dr. Atlee to leave the room while she gave a hypodermic. Barbara Rutt did her impersonations. Ann Swank stepped on Dr. Robert Witmer's toes. You went off duty with the narcotic keys. The Annex gang came to the Halloween Party as Cheaper by the Dozen . You forgot to get your overnite permission signed. Verna Brenneman looked for a pick-axe for Dr. Davidson to remove a leg cast. Bernie Hess and Pat Hoover flipped a coin to see who would do a catherization E-E Hess won Pat O'Reilly stayed awake during a class. You broke your first thermometer. Polly Binkley gave a sugar bag for anesthesia in the D. R. Cele Frey had seven stats in the O. R. Paula Good cleaned the face of the clock in the O. R. Mary Kendig and Emma Shetler dropped their music during a Glee Club Concert. You took T. P. R.'s without a watch. You learned how to play pinochle at Byberry. Sam Jones invaded L. G. H. You made pizza pie in 549 twice a week. We said farewell to our student uniforms for the last time. FORTY THREE GRADUATIQN May 12, 1955 - finally arrives. A day we will always cherish. Another step toward our individual goals. Another stepping stone to the road of our realized ambitions. The day also designates the end of our three years of student days and some wonderful experiences but trying at times. It starts the heginning of our individual philosophy to help mankind as our class motto signifies ee Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve . I IlYIll Yl fin J l i C L A S S M 0 T T Q Enter lo learn, leave I0 Jerve. C LAS S FLQWEA A Yellow Rafe CLASS OFFICERS Prexzdenl ........,..... .......A,. S usan E511 Vice Prefideul ........,.. ..A......, S hirley Neff Secrelary ....A,.................. A.rJi.fla12l Serremry 1 Y reamrer .,.,.........,..,...... A.f.fl.lAffIllf '1'reaym'er Soeifzl Cflrllflllzlll . A.1'.I'l.I'ftIllf Serial Cl A..S.Emma Shetler A.Patrici.1 Brooks E ,.,...,..Barbura Rutt A Ruth Hartzlcr ..,.......K1lfl1fy'H Lcilwlcy mirfmzu ..,.,... . ..,........... .. jane Starr W 4 n 1-1-'--i . by--s.-...w.- 7 x 1 --l ' -i Pj M-fl' iM-'......L.. ' -'N.f -.4Q..,,....- , '+ s,,.. 1s?.......,,, 7 -N..., -J-. ' M-444.4 -iA..Q- 1 A iv-sit! '-ni ' ,ag-, ll .J 5 I 1 MUUKHGQUQGZUEDSSHNGQUD Y QS mf? 'Vw I 1 K M s 1-nley 29- S0031 Horting Kerr 27. Arlene Huber I-Ierr 23- Vlftinia Hughes Herr 29- Mary lluntzingor an-ick 30. Ruth Kauffman Edna Kovnvr Charlotte- Keller Mary Kopp Margaret Krauss Elizabeth Kunzler 36. Joan Loosu-nmrv 37. Esthvr Lutz 38. Margot Mcfarhrv-n 39. Joan Martin 40. Alberta Maths-r YORTY.NlNE Bvlty Maulfair Christiana Maw Shirlvy Mc-ntzvr Hilda Mlllvr Vivian Molzlrr Batty Mlllhoum- Mnrgarvt Moor'- Ruth Mu:-llc-r Ruth Oln-rhnltu-r Eva Pc-trn Vx rf -'e4 W r , .sf K, ,fhf 3 5 f ' r 64 65 66 63. Elaine Swishvr Vil'I.'filli2l,'l'lI1llll2lS lC1ln:I.'l'yson liutlry wfilglll'l' 157 G8 00. 70 5l. Audra-y Rvisi 32. l I'2llll'1'S Rim- awl. Maury Risslvr 5-I. xvillll2lS1'1lh1'l' .1.n. Mirinm Shuuh 56. NlIll'1.f2Il'l'fSlll'llffi'l' xlil'illIllxv1'ZlY1'l' I!ul'h:u':l XYhih- lbule-rn-5 XY'-slvp .le-nn XYHI VIIVX -vw JI 58 59 60 61 4:-P -1 Tnmson Shirk Audra-y Singvr Jvnn Sluynmkvr Lillian Smokvr Patricia Sh'inmam Dorothy Strauss Tl. Ruth Worsi 72. fhrisiinv Nhldr. I 'lass Adviwl' V ff V f ,, 457,37 f WR!! f 742 1 PRECLINICALS I -af -rv 2. , I 5 , ' T ,I . ' . ,, . 4- - '- ' 1 - .. X. . ' n -'1-4.3 1 - b acl 01' FIRST ROWH-ilcft to right? Mary Brubakcr, .Ianct Fuss, Phocbc Stricklcr, Ruth VVcngcr, Flairi- XYilke-nson, Louisv Mm-Qimtc. SECOND ROVV Charlottc Shcnk, Doris Manning, Esthcr Harpcr, Marian XVolg4-ninth, Doris Km-nilig, Imuiw XVilh1-lm THIRD RONV Barbara Shziffcr, Patsy Hcrhst, Maria- Kccncr, Lois Burkholclcr, Joyci- Farina-r. FOURTH ROW' Sandra Baublitz, Elizabeth Hcrman, Carolyn Boyd. Patricia Brumhuugll, Phyllis Bowman, .llulith Kopp, Erma Mcllingcr, Anna Mary Nolt, Lucillc Gy-nbc, Anna Mai- Bownun, H4-rtvllv Rinlz, Mary Ann Hostcttcr, Rosann Wcavcr, Roscmary Lcrbschcr, .loan R1-ist. FIFTH ROW Arla-nu Rutt, Doris Krciclcr, Gcraldinu Shcnk, Sara Risscr, Margars-L Martin, XVan4lzl Riclmrflson. Donna Gilbcrt. .Ioannc Goss, Gracc Thompkins, Shirlcy Trostlv, Edith Nvff, Kathryn Fi.-ihvr, Ruth Jackson, Rosalie Bcachy, Robcrta YVanncr, Susan Kia-in, Sybil Hamilton. H1-tty Kimnu-I. Tl-I ROXV 7 Miriam Eshlvman, Nora Swoigart. Elcanor Stroup, Marian Sta-rling, Gvralalim- H4-rr, Bfirharu Gray- hillc, Dorothy Landis. Ruth Frank, Lillic Ross, Arli-nc Mycrs, Bi-tty Bc-ckvr, Mndvlim- Finch. Gram- Hcss. .Iam-t Blouch. SEVENTH ROVV Anita Spock. Thelma Rvcd, Shirlcy Rcvd, Sandra Long. 0' EIGHTH ROWF- Barbara Arbuckle. Barbara Ankncy, Virginia VVitlick, SIX rirvvoue 4 7 Q Wf , VW t i 5 W., W , ,V 7 ' 4 1 ,f -, W f INS x , Eli HI I 15 Ang. px., !. I A '- - ,-d.....-i- . FII-'TY THQKI SUPERVISQRS 1 4 i w l I nz U if Q2 I E Q 4 1 i 3 . , ' K ' , Miss Geraldine Billmeyer. R.N. Mrs. Anna M. Dmgs, R.N. A . I MISS Anna Mae Ney' R'N' Supervisor, Ear, Eye. Nose, Supvrvisor, Private Surgical A gglslit 'gun' Supervisor, Operating Room and Throat Operating Rooms I ig up 1 l Miss Anna E- KenSinge1',R-N- Miss Annu L, mir. R.N. mm H.-I.-n cu Chance. RN- Miss Joan Supervisor, Men's Surgical Supvrvisor, N'onwn's Surgical Sup:-rvisor, l'rivutv Medicine Evening S' Ward Xvurd K ! n 1 W i 'Xiu v ' A 5 X N Mrs. Marjorie S. Gzulguini, R.N. Slim Mum Iilngl--, R.N. Nliu lfslhvr NI. Nvidvl'lIl3'4 '- R' ' ghrxf'-1ll'3 Supervisor, Poliomym-lilis SIIIWVX iwf. W2Il I liU' Supa-rxisor. Nllrsvfb' Q X WU 'W UIYINI rams ii . df. ' up 'h . . . ,, Q - - 'in f . ,-N' ' an. ' Q, yfi ' 41262 R.N. rgical Vg, .4 , R.N. :dicine YS.. ,, Q . 3 2. Miss Anna M. Ginder, R.N. Night Supervisor of Nursing wtf, Miss Jounm- Eshlenmn, R.N. Evening Supervisor, Mata-rnitp SUPERVISGRS Miss Herma L. Rollins, Ii.N. Night Supervisor of Ohstc-tricul Nursing Service Mrs. Catherine F. Hanna, R.N. EW-ning Supervisor of Nursing Service ye1',R-N' mm Mary C. Edlemnn. RN. sn-5. L4-la R. nm-mmn, n.N. +y D0l'YlS0l'. Receiving Ward Supervisor, Central Supply FIFTY-FIVI 3 -HQ.J6'3f X W.. , . F 4. Miss Anna Lutz, ILN. Eve-ning Sup:-rvisnr, Man-ruin, Min llildn E. Stuulh-r, ILN. Supa-rvisor. llispvnsnry Mrs. lilizslhf-lh Mf'Murrny. ILN. Director, Social Svrvlce HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT HEADS JOSEPH APPLEYARD, M.D. H. H. SEIPLE, BLD. President of the Staff C. S. VVENGER, M.D. Chief of Obstetrics Chief of Medicine U. ll. IIOOVICII, M.D. Ullivl' of l'e-aliutric-x s. G. PoN'r1Us, M.D. Chief of Surgery XV. S. SCOTT. M.D- Clliof of Rndiolmly P. H Chief - ffm-.,. ...J A .. M.D. ery aw- . L' 'R' , h . If P. H. RIPPLE, BLD. Chief of 0Dthalm0l0gy Chief of Otolaryngology Chivf of Pathology L. S. HUTCHISON, M.D. XV. M. 0'DONNEl.L. BLD F . x if - V 'Q Q , iw A ,rg A , 1 .- in h 3. Q., .ifisxsfgh 1. J.-H-zgzx N 1 . 1 ' .. .. ., . .t -Y '-,E':31if'2Z71fg.. .1 ,rlij-Q-15112 . , 3 M.D. ology E. J. FORD, NLD. J. S. MARTIN. M.D. Chief of Anesthesia Chivf of Pliysicul Mmlicim- I I C. S. DU'l l'ENHOFER. M.D. C. S. GAIGE. DDS. Chief of Cllnlcg Chief of Dentistry FIFTY-SEVEN INTERNS tnnwl K 7 HEAD NURSES LEFT TO RIGHT-CSittingJ Miss Eva, Alexander, Mrs. Kathiarinc Herr, Miss .Iounnio Eslmln-nmxi, Mrs. Ruth Binklc, Mrs. Betty Hershey, Mrs. Patricia Weaver, Mrs. Alice Filor. STANDINGM Miss Anna Soudor, Miss Ruth Thompson, Mrs. Mildrm-cl Haywood, Miss Mnriun Englo, Miss Miriam Replogle, Mrs. Viola Eby, Miss Joan Schmvidvr. I I N l l yd L2 ., fi I ff 7 A Sunudajafzndy SURGICAL STAFF NURSES FIRST ROWwll0ft io right? Miss Barbara Bally, Miss Bc-tty Slivnk, Misg .lu-:iii lfmillc, Min M:1l'5' llflwmill i l i I O I 1, Miss Betty Sowers. V i 'I' ii '-ii, Miss Mzlrixm Hvzlgy. 1 Mrs. Geraldine Rikcr, Miss Anna H1-mlm-r, Miss hi-lmzi . iii SECOND ROW1- Miss Janet Burkholflf-r, Miss iviiii-nm lmiim., Mm Aim-w1 'l Sll l'l'. Miss Milli' l'3lli'11 G Dcpcw, Miss Josephine- Hive-ly, Mrs, llwpi- ilnrph-. Nl llil .lxliY XlUc'1'u NK'UI'lxIlllQ lmlny mi Siirligr-ii cllVL'lIN.lllHUIWHlU1lll'k'IiUllI limx il.lxN. An up with lwivlw .mil l'Ilk'Ill.lN xii I Muiy .lI'L' ilu- iliw-.iuilegx Al' l ll fm! f .lI'C'.lIl1l I' U l' -. lVlLllIylllt'l'lll1nl llll'--llI1'. I9 l ll lDi'.nili.iI5gm.iliill Y . lll'l1li'I1ll11I lluw .l.iI, llrll .li-iii.l1-1 llllll' mlm xxllli ,Nl N ,ui-l ,lllwl-:rn ui roff, Mrs. Julia UXQ xml xlkll. I i 4 I N liuxiil ww ilL.lI Sowers, s. Julia KE m.,,,..ff! 6 5 i fl lf FIRST ROW - Mrs. Dorothy Fontana Miss Lina Yoder Mrs. Helen Clark Miss Frances Frey SECOND ROW - Miss Alvina Paul Mr. Richard Brinser Mrs. Ruth Sweitzer Miss Alice Keller Miss Doris Rote Mrs. Georgiana Fancovic FIRST ROW - Mrs. Nancy Bair Miss Eileen Hill Mrs. Catharine Helminski Mr. Frank Helminski SECOND ROW - Mr. Al Hughes Mr. Samuel Parino Mr. Herbert Buchman Mrs. Marjorie Graham 'W 6921 . Eff 93: . 'i 2 i 4 , 'Q' I SIXTY THREE J i I l - 9-'f ' fmw? WUWH ,ff If , 5. I Hr N f x.-L D - '- A E N3 X X I V f X I 2 Xxx f Xf--Q-' ' X ff MGQGUECCZEU mg f , '2 ,, VQTVX:-. I I 'I .5 1 il 4 ' I l I I l Jllll' I 1 I I . v I i I LEFT TO RIGHT: D , Miss Patricia, Edgerly, Miss Janet I-Iorning, Miss Mildred Heagy, Miss Orpha Glbble, Mrs. Joan Cassel. MEDICINE I Over the beds lie the mantles of whiteg I An array of dim lights shining out through the night - Our hearts were thrillin' in spite of the rush of the med. ward. l Dm - Dm - Dm - 5 Diabetics know no season g I Cardiacs know no clime - If Peptic ulcers can blossom any old time - Qi? if p There in the ward we were workin' and hopin' together. fr , I Dm - Dm - Dm - I:-say' ' I W ,Q I Call bells ring - May I help you ? ,N W tt lg In the ward - need for 02 -- ' 1 A dash to the phone, when you're alone, Walkin' in the land of medicine. ll Gone away is Mrs. Maureyg Here to stay is the I. V. ' To closel observe with unfalterin Y nerve n . Y . . is . I Walking in the land of medicine. L N i , l W5 I In the closet there were meds for all illsg Insulin for diabetics, too! A f The 'd sa , XXfhat have ou now ? ee We'cl sn , ust Pills g Y Y Y Y . They'll help to aid recovery for you. Q I . K y Later on we'll conspire e ' As we dream by the fire To think how we fed, bathed and put them to hed - ese- e 1 The folks in the land of medicine, I SIXTY IX is is, ' if I .rw .AQ W - 1 ir.. 129355 1' . .-,fy my, M f Q, A ,,,, ,r ,- Dassel. J .11 .li QC M 3 1 535 ,6 .A 1 wl- A A ia M MffVfXxEQ f f 'Cf Qs fu. QW' 4 fn! fg if X -p I X . I f K ' X CCDUMGQQUUEQLQ SITTING-Cleft to rightl Miss Jeanette Habalar, Miss Ann Louise Tilton, Mrs. Anna Schrite. STANDING- Miss Beverly Myers, Miss Ruth Heiss, Mrs. Bertha Good, Miss Mildred Wolgemuth Miss Barbara Reese, Mrs. Darlene Funk, Miss Lois Eby, Miss Nancy Ulrich, Mrs. Nancy Zimmerman Mrs Verna Krady, Mrs. Myria Neiss, Mrs. Mary Jane Gab-icl MATERNITY I wondered today to maternity, cliissinntcs, To watch the scenes below. Third floor has hecn changed somehow now, classinntcs, Wlicrc we worked in thc long, long rigo The D. R. is husy us cvcr, classmates, Wlicrc first thc lmhcs wcrc horn. The formula room is tht-rc cliissiniitcs wht-rc wc worked in curly morn And now wc look luck to those good times, tliissiniitcs, Uur training days nearly done l.ct us sing alhout good old miata-rnily Wlicli you and l wt-rc young. 'FNONIN 1 arbara Verna Y-PM g,5,,su.a SEVENTY-ONE V- , f l , 14 'Vg sd I ,, .1 F rrrr i f , 7 Sing 21 song of babies- Sing Ll song of bribies-w- A nursery on Hrst floor- Of formulas and toysg Four and twenty newborns just inside the doorg Four and twenty bottles for hungry girls and boys. When the door was opened Wlicn their mouths were opened The babes began to Sing- Enroll babe was carried out Wasn't that a lively group To Mothers who would wonder For nurses to upbring? XVh.it the noise wus all about. 7 . X, fxvff f T ,-Z fl f:- 'QK I fx, H A A ll, f b 'f N N Q A 'ix UQQQQUBQNUOEQQZSQ wg? 4 P, ,mt Q S f .yff , . A Ha 0 ': l x l 5 ,Y 5 K , A n , , . ff' uf 1, R Diff 7, 94 f' , P' W, Sw , Carry me buck There's where There's where That's what th The-re's where Day after day N0 place in I.. 'l'han with the -..ad CQHlI.DRlEN'S XVARD to children's ward we Jluy with the halves when johs .ire lewg I I we feed, huthe, and watch o'er the helplem is ole nurses heart gun longed to do we gave shots rind drinks to the thildren us their needs und wants we knew. G. H. is quite so endearing children the diiyw were .ull ton few, I R-HINDWIH .- W , ,f .V 'Q 5, 5 1, , Q , ., ,T ,Z f f WW Q ' zf 2572 'ff ji ' V 5' . , 2 ,Z 62 v 4 ' . f E ' 97 5' vi- Q' , I I, 1 v A ' x i f f' 1 F ' I 3 :4 , , ,Q I , -i lv. U ' fu ': ' S y f f Q4 V 'Q 1:4 ' if f',' 'Q 1 Y E 4 ef ff! ' 21, SEVENTY-FIVE f Q Wi llllmm X I R A 1 O Q - ' N l L.. 1 .f SQA 1 ,4 my -eg t' v:Z,,,- - f , M 1 URQQQQGQEWBUQWQUUUQH K I 4 Q 9 . Miss Mary C, Eclclmnn, Mrs. .Iunv Klvinstubcr RI'ICIf1lVlN4l WARD I'vm- lx-un working in iw-vm-ix'iiig weird Jill tha- livv long cluyl I'vr- boon working tin-rv lwu wi-1-ks Ln pass ilu' timv away Don't you hour tlw whistll- hluwinll'-' Rise up so varly in tln- morn. Don'L you ln-ar tln- Htl willing. Ray Gingrich blow your liuru! Many :Irv the- sw-in-s xw-'xv witii-'ssl-ll tlivrv nll tllm livl- long fluy Mun ' shots of A. wi- 'znvv in mass tin' tluu 1- away Prltivnts would vonu- in statin-' :ill Lin-ir illsl V I5 Plmf-rgm'm'is-s wi-'ll sm- Hllylllllvl Mvflicvntimis we-rv piw-svi'ilu-li such ns K'lllkillll'S und pills In iw-vviviiig wnrml nffilw- mi Nurtli Linux Many ws-rv ilu- julm wa- w--rv tuuglit in ilu All thi- liva- long fluy C'ruLc-lu-s in nn-:nsurv :mil 1-:isis ln :ipply lu pus ilu- timn- :iwuyg lJun'l. you ln-ur thu wliislll- l!lHXYlllL1'.' Rise- up so vzirly in the- inurn Gzllhvr ilu- vin-W llllll ll-Vs gl-l gwiixgf Vvilllvl' fiilxlrlv lrluw ytllll' liurnf '.l'.lriv ll ll 5 .ni fi f i X Q ia n. ffwx 731 3151 S if ,K if? -, .fs X, 'QP f?-1? :WK W- ,f1- .M gk -' ,S ,wil 'Qfzw i 55-Qfisf 'YN Ifgrx l .- link yrs gi b SIX? Q ,rxlxiskw 54 'Xl Swv l X Ng RQ- ffl 'SQXXFN X S .M cl swam- 1 ,N .X ,X -9533 ls? HSS wi, X X sr -N1 rig, fmt' K' r- :Xl Qev M ek y X Xu, Q wr v QQR SST' K A -Nm XA. RN X1 FN X yy .A TSN? 1 Q XFN. . I A my Qlglfw gr xg ' .-,,.- . H Y' r ,5 W4 .'! Q, F-1 SEVENTY-NINE s .an , f ff ,, Y' Nha FFQQ D C' G2 0 0 M 0 Z ' U A Q DDM UCQFJQQQUHMUU Q 1 F I DIET KITCHEN First Row-Miss Ruth Baker, Miss Jean Homan, i Second Row'-Mrs. Anna Kloidt, Mrs. Anna Lam- borne, Miss Eliza Roberts. Oh, give us the kitchen in L. G. H. Where we cooked and baked all da Where seldom was seen anything b '1'l1i-ii loo, l'l'lllt'llliJx'l' serving trays -x Y As wi- wi-nt frnni floor to fl00P- llt food Prepared in the best, healthful way. Oh, give us the diets that we wrou- The many different kinds fDi-wetic, low far and salt fri-el And more-confusing to mn- minqlgu However, these became qulu- ull-nr When written o'e1- and o'er. Ami thi-n thi- va-reall how wc stirred! Ami tin- eggs :ill mmluwi just righl 'l'lie- vustilrils :xml the jello. t00 Sulmls, szimlwii-in-s what Rl sight! lizivli meal wus plunnml with 'Vu ple-use i-:wh puliq-nt's wish l ul' :ill ilu- nmux' miii'fi'l't'lli XXX- pil-pain-il -i lusty dish I I Ol g'l'v:lt0st Cure ws f i I 1 I f xf Hniintnay MGE H223 PSYCHIATRY Down on Philadelphia City Line far, far away. There where the keys were turning ever, there for three months we stayed. All up and down the roads we walked-a patient in hand. Learning by observing as we recreated-trying to understand. All the work was interesting, everywhere we went, We all look at affiliation as thrize short months well spent. All around the nurses home we wondered, while we were there, For there were many friends to meet-many ex- periences to share. When we were nursing catatonics and schizoph- renics in a psychiatric way. Sharing and benefiting by the lessons Learned each day. All the work was interesting, everywhere we went, We all look at affiliation as three short months well spent. We were one hospital among the many-repre- sented there. Three full months of day duty-no night duty or E. D. care. Fourteen weekends to ourselves-We didn't like to see it end. Eventually back to L. G. H. we traveled-knowb edge to lend. All the work was interesting, everywhere we went. We all look at affiliation as three short months well spent. 'Y qwlvii' .X J if J i 64. II IIIY I X .:..Lti.Q:.a13:. .. Just And Tho Still How And But Whe t Ther 'Til Sedl c Whil Just How Aftei Still lay. 're for latient ing to went, lonths While ly ex- izoph- larned went, lonths repre- or t like nowl- Went. onths 499 EVENING DUTY Just a song at twilight when the lights are low And the many visitors often come and go- Tho the heart be weary-rushed the eve and long Still to us at twilight-comes E. D.'s song. How I yearned for E. D. when I'd be at home! And I'd think of places I would rather roam But I'd get on duty and forget my care When I'd see my patients' and start workin there. U D There was much excitement as we hurried on 'Til the temps were taken and the trays were done- Sedatives were givenibacks were rubbed with care While many jobs and sorrows we learned to share. Just a song at twilight--when the day was done How we traveled homeward with a lot of fun After eating supper with the happy throng-e Still to us at twilight comes E. D.'s song! Q R .gf W X l f f '-.1 gi .,. px kgfnkli NX , . ' Q!!! l .gp Lx3.'J:A.+1 . EIGHTY-SEVEN T'2iirfmf , , ' X 'f NIGHT DUTY The moon shines bright on our dear old L. G. H, 'Tis the night shift-I hear the folks say- Eleven o'clock-and the patients are in bed Hoping they will sleep well 'till dawn of day- How dear to my heart are the duties we knew When fond recollection presents them to view, The cardex, the temp book, the charts, and then make rounds, While all through the night we would listen for sounds- The shrill sounding bell or the call for a nurse And watched o'er the critical, Lest he grew worse- Gave treatments, and water, injections and meds, Took temps, prepared linens to make up the beds. There are many more things wie can recall Of the stat operation-the emergency ca-ll We had visions of sleeping in our good beds But still we kept vigil with weary heads. For advice Miss Ginder was always there Our hard situations and problems to share. The pre-op soon wakened to all he had in store All merry and happy and bright - By 'n' by 7 A.M. came knocking at the door Then my favored spot of duty-Goodnight! El! HT L 4 4. A L.. . ,ii f l 55, as if 1 t .mfr ii QI Q -1 +32 l l i I A 1 x l l l l 1 I l 4 l 4 l F l w l . G. H. lay- new view, d then ten f urse worsen- d meds, he beds. ll ds re n st DOI' I ff ' 1 Q9 1, X X 4 f Z ,F . x H i I .., 1 4 1 o o 4, Lkzikiwuikucifzss STUDENT GQVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Prefidenf ...,.........,........,........,....,,......A,.....,...........,..,...,.....,............,.,.....,..,.........,... Marion Floyd lfic'e-Pzwidelll ,,4......,, ,,.4..A,,, lN lary Ann Graylvlll Sl6fl'I'c'fcIl'j' ....4.....,...,..,.,......... ---.,-------.-' C lllfolln R656 r A.u'i.n'h11If SL'txI'L'fzIl'-1' ........,.. l V...V. - Dorothy Lllndm 'I 'I'6'c1,l'llI'6'I' , .........4 ,. ,....,.,.,..,...... ., ,..,.. Pauline Binkley Home PI'f.'.l'jLJL'llf 4.........,..,.....,,.,..,,A. ,,.. ll-lflallfll Keener A.l'.s'i.shz11f Hfmxe l'1'a.nilfwf! ,.A...,.,. .,., . Ruth Olwerholtzer Sofia! Cflclfflllllll ,,.,,..............A ll.lI'l5.lf.l Erlw STUDENT REPRESEN'l'A'l'lVlfS PRlfCll.lNlCiAl.S SENIORS l'h.ll'l3.lI'.l Anlmcy Mafl' Bl0Ufl1 lNl.lI'lL' Keener Maflfleim HCVSIWY lime-1n.1ry l.L'l'lWSlIL'l' Lorrame Keller Doris lNl.mning loan Yeckef loan RL-ist lN'l'lfRMlfl3lA'l'lfS V ADVIQORQ loan Clark ly. U 'V lil. ' ' Barbara Erln Al f rtmllff I H Margot Mcflaclmrclm C lnhllmn XX 'M Q Shirley Mcmzw llllxwll RIIIWIN Margaret Shcaller liX Ol l llflO lcllll Slaymakcr Mu lklytlu- G, Kisllcr x l l '1 2 1 5 v X l r v Q 1 l l r i s ON Q 5 , 6 s' Z f J 1 uf? Z kay! 2 we , ff 2 545 f fa f Vzzffqf, ,f' 'Q . M A YEAR BUCK STAFF lfrfilm' ,,,,,,,, , C11-lfrlilnliu ,,,,,4,4.4,,,4,,, 4 AljI'L'l'ff,fflIlQ liffilm' I-j'fIl,fl.f ,.,....,.......,,.,..... . A rl .........,...,.........,.......,,..... Pl1f1fvgn1f1lv'3 Elljfflh' !ff'lil'f!v'y lfrfflw' .......4,. Pdffllll SfIljl'jflll',l l:l'alflll'L' lidilm' A.,..... Bfr,ri11af,r Mafzfzgw' ,.,A, PUf'AffIlIllC! Effilfn' ..,, .A Cin'lrf.1lfm1 ,.., H i.fl 1117.111 ,..,.,.... Cl.1.a1r Alll'i.l'fIl' .A,, ,, -dn ul rr! ,, , I ... , Ruth Hulzlu P'llI'iCi2l Brooks, Audrey Slcify. Muy Mac fimlx , A Lua illf lfrq Susan lfsh, Elm.: Ric-hl. H.lflW.lf.l Kung: .. P.llFikI.l Hmmm -lo Hailey, l.Cl1H.l lfarlxlun l.unlIlL Shank Miriam Kc-cncr. Anna Krcidcr. Ifmum Slurlu NINETY-ONE P.ml.1 hun-1 Mary -Icqm llcrxluy Shirley NLM Mnry Hllilllljll Narnia c H4 ss Fm Alcxamlcr fNot pruumtj GLEE CLUB nj! , S. ff, YQ 3 When - Where - Why? Monday night - seven-thirty to eight-thirty. Fondersmith classroom. l i To learn and enjoy music as a means of relaxation for some cultural training in conjunction with our professional background. l Through Mr. Lou jennings, our patient director, we are able to present to the com- munity a Christmas concert and also participate in both the capping and graduation pro- 1 gI'iifHS. NINETY-TWO 4 - ,,v,,?Q,1' w fn, ' if Wai? Q. 5 15 -, v-Auf-H M4-...pq 'N'w4..,.....f 1 , ff MXW The Spring Splash , the May Qui-on Dunes-, wus lu-ld Mzny 7, 1955 ut tho Elk's Club. The May Queen for 1955 was Miss Bornicv Hess. M'vmlwx's of hor court wore Misses Jani' Starr slid Myrl Martin, seniors, Misses Doris Blliiz-nmyvr and Chz11'l0t,tio Kvllvr, iutvrlncdintcs and Misses LuC11l0 Grube and Joanne Goss, juniors. Miss Marian Landis, Mziy Quoun of 19511, urmvnm-ml Hu- nvw quucn. NlQ'1 Y-YOU i x 1 4 i r I i X I i 1 E ,xj1.:1l'fk,f5k rr and Lucille 'xg' -, h. i x 1 CLASS CDP 1955 Q' pw' ,J 'r IC P .Z 2 x 3. 1 I x 44 ' 464 ,, ,X 7 7' X 1 if A 'bex iii X P S NS 2 A4 X , f 1 ' an ' if? gf 1 .., 19 A Il 1 i l Q 4 1 l 4 I li -i ii gi i i si -5 ' i J P i I I Q I il Ll i 51 ia ia i ? ,. il iv .. ,. V L l G i 1 I Mrs. Anna Acker Miss Eva Alexander Dorothy M. Anderson Dr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Appleyafd Dr. 8: Mrs. Dwight Ashbey, J 1' - Miss Beverly Autland Miss Anna Louise Bair Dr. 8: Mrs. C. W. Bair Mr. Gilbert Bair Miss Barbara Bally Miss Nancy Bard Dr. 8: Mrs. Robert L. Bauer Miss Ruth Mae Bechtold Miss Anna Bender Mrs. Ruth Binkle Dr. 8: Mrs. W. D. Blankenship D. L. Bottomflley Mr. Charles Ezra Bowman Miss Mary C. Bowman Mr. 8: Mrs. Clayton B. Breneman Mr. 8: Mrs. Edgar Breneman Miss Barbara L. Brennfleck Mr. Richard Brinser Miss Nancy Bryner Miss Janet Burkholder Dr. 8: Mrs. George W. Burnett Helen L. Burton Mr. :Q Mrs. Robert H. Carper Mrs. Alice G. Case Dr. 8: Mrs. F. K. Cassel Mrs. Joan S. Cassel Miss Helen C. Chance Miss Helen Charles Mike Ralph Edward Clark, Jr. Dr. 8: Mrs. Randall Clark Mrs. C. F. Clement Dr. 8: Mrs. Herbert K. Oooper, Jr. Dr. 8: Mrs. Herblert K. Cooper, Sr. Mrs. Cooper Mr. 8: Mrs. Clifford A. Creswell Dr. Norman C. Crill Dr. 8: Mrs. Paul Davidson Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerald DePew Mrs. Anna Mary Dings Dr. 8: Mrs. C. S. Duttenhoier Mr. 8: Mrs. John Eby Miss Patricia Edgerly Miss Alma Engle Miss Marian H. Engle Miss Johanne Eshleman Dr. 8: Mrs. Paul W. Eyler Mrs. Georgianna Faneovic Dr. 8: Mrs. C. R. Farmer Dr. 8: Mrs. J. L. Farmer Mrs. Arlenle Ford Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Richard Frey PATRCNS Dr. 8: Mrs. H. C. Fulton Mr. 8: Mrs. John Gable Mrs. James K. Gabriel, Jr. M. Diane Gallagher Mrs. Marjorie Gangemi Dr. 8: Mrs. John S. Gates Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Gaul Miss Flo Geesey Miss Orpha Gibble Miss Anna Mae Ginder Mr. 8: Mrs. John H. Good Dr. 8: Mrs. M. C. Goodman Miss Mary Ellen Groff Miss Jeaniette Habalor Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard E. Hanna Miss Jean D. Harple Dela Hartman Dr. 8: Mrs. W. F. Hartman Mr. Ezra J. Hartzler Miss Jane Harvey Miss Marian Heagy Miss Mildred Heagy Miss Ruth Heiss Mr. Abram B. Herr Mr. Jay N. Hersh Mr. 8: Mrs. Amos D. Hershey Mr. 8: Mrs. John C. Hershey Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul M. Hershey Hershey's Gseneral Store Miss Erna K. Hess Miss Esther Hess Mr. 8: Mrs. Warren Hess Mr. 8: Mrs. Lester N. Hirst Mrs. Mildred Heywood Dr. 8: Mrs. I. G. Hodge Dr. 8: Mrs. H. K. Hogg Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Hogg Mrs. Dorothy Holtzman Dr. 8: Mrs. C. H. Hoover Miss Janet Louise Horning Mr. 8: Mrs. Abram Horst Howard Mrs. Florence Huston Dr. 8: Mrs. L. S. Hutchison Dr. 8: Mrs. A. F. Phillip Jacobus Bob Johnson Dr. 8: Mrs. L. M. Johnson Miss Elizabeth A. Keenen Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman L. Keener Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Keener, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Rohrer Keller Dr. 8: Mrs. Robert P. Kcmblc Mr. 8: Mrs. Reuben S. Kendig Miss Anna E. Kensinger David Kern Margaret F. Kilgore NINETY-EIGHT Dr. 8: Mrs. Norris J, Kirk Miss Nancy J Kline Mrs. June Klieinstuber Mrs. Edythe G. Kistler Dr. 8: Mrs. E. D. Knerr J Mrs. Helen Kopp Dr. 8: Mrs. F. M. Landis Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter M. Landis Dr. 8: Mrs. James Leman Dr. 8: Mrs. S. D. Lockey Dr. 8: Mrs. R. A. Loeb Mr. 8: Mrs. John S. Longenecker Miss Anna Lutz Mrs. Frances Maheux Mrs. Theresa Mashburn Dr. 8: Mrs. F. W. McLaughlin Dr. 8: Mrs. Joseph X. Medwick Dr. 8: Mrs. E. W. Meiser Miss Miriam E. Montgomery Miss Janet Moodie Miss Beverly Myers Miss M. Esther Neidermyer Mrs. John J. Neiss Miss Phyllis J. Newcomer Stella Newswanger Miss Anna Mae Ney Miss Esther Oberholder Dr. 8: Mrs. T. W. O'Connor Dr. 8: Mrs. Ward O'Donnell Miss Alvina Paul Miss Henrietta Paul Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Peck Dr. 8: Mrs. S. G. Pontius Mr. John Reed Mr. Herman Reedy Miss Barbara Reese Mr. 8: Mrs. Lloyd Renier Clara Renn Dr. 8: Mrs. C. W. Richmond Mr. 8: Mrs. R. W. Roeder, Jr. Mrs F. A. Rollins Room No. 462 Miss Freda Roseman Miss Doris L. Rote Mr. 8: Mrs. Clarence Rutt Miss Anna Sauder Dr. P. S. Schantz Miss Jean Schmiieder Dr. W. S. Scott Dr. 8: Mrs. H. H. Seiple Mr. 8: Mrs. George W. Sener Miss Betty Jane Shenk Miss Margaret Sherr Thelma 8: Dick CShirki Miss Jacqueline Smith Dr. 8: Mrs. R. R. Smith ,l.'. nr- 1' Dr. 1 Mis, Nall Miss Bem- Dr. 32 ln' Dr. ll Mr' Mr. L Mr. h Dr. lr MisS Migg P8 Mr. J: H Dr. lr Mn' t.. it I r. idis necker ughlin dwick mery 'el' or .ell and y Jr. ,t eller Mr. 8: Mrs. Sidncy Smith Dr. 8: Mrs. P. O. Snokc Miss Nancy J. Sollenhcrgcr Miss Betty Sowcrs Dr. 8: Mrs. M. K. Spiilman Dr. 8: Mrs. C. P. Stahr Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Starr Mr. 8: Mrs. Oscar L. Starr Dr. 8: Mrs. H. E. Stauffcr Miss Hilda Stauffcr Miss Patsy Stcffy Mr. 8: Mrs. J. H. Stchman Dr. 8: Mrs. E. J. Stein PATRQNS Miss Roberta Thomas Miss Ruth Thompson Mr. Edward XV, Tighc MLss Anna Louisr- Tilton Mrs. Nancy S. Tingli-y Mr. 8: Mrs. Morris Trimmvr Miss Nancy Ulrich Dr. 8: Mrs. I. G. XVagnor Mr. G. Donald VVallncw- Miss Jane VVallaCc- Dr. 8: Mrs. C. E. XVeavcr Mr. 8: Mrs. Jamcs R. NVQ-avcr Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard NVQ-avcr NlNlYV.NlNl Dr. 8: Mrs. Dr. M Mrs. Mr. Sk Mrs. Dr. 8 Mrs. Mr. R Mrs. Dr. dk Mrs. Miss Nancy Dr. .Q Mrs. Mrs. A. E. Mr. LQ Mrs. Dr. M Mrs. J. C. XYclch C. S. XYvi1g1'r Lcstcr B. XXX-ngvr H. S. XVOntZ A. Lloyd XVhi:mvr Hiram L. XVi4-sl XYilkr-5' H1-nry N. XVilli:1n1s XYHSOH Norman Wisi- Roln-rL H. XVitxnvr Miss Mildrvd J, XX'olgv1nutl1 Miss Lina S. Yoclvr HIS EYES ARE ON THE FUTURE 'x V, x 'm An industrial worker looks into his future . , , taking no elianees with fault The nurse records the results of his examination, telling him it he needs an trist's attention. y eyesight. optome' The nurse in industry, in city hospitals, in rural sthools, in nursing homes, is always present and prepared to serve others. Trained in her profession she is ready to com- fort and heal. Her white uniform and tap signify her knowledge, her charity, her de- votion to others and their needs. Your friends at New Holland Machine Company t'ongr.uul.ite the Cllass of 1953 at tl1iS significant moment when you enter the nursing profession. May you .always derive the same happiness from your work as you give to others N NEW HQLLAND ll-Hirst in Grassjamd Farmingf QJNI lllINl'5Hl.ll ' q' V xffWy,?mxf,Qj7 'fi I . Q ,rp if ,Q f, M ,'v5t,wf,gvff 1, i 4' N 53, f 91, ,, sf: U ,,,..- X X . L 9- 1 Q THE HUBLEY MANUFACTURING CO. PREFERRED by NURSES 3+o1 SHAU BIS SHOE SHOP Lancaster, Pa. RUSSELL G. SHELLEY STUDIO Your School Phofogropher Another Pf0dUCt ...,wIII'!hI Lancaster Penne Compliments GLICK S PLANT FARMS Smoketown, Pa ualnty Plants for over 50 years PEQUEA FISHING TACKLE. INC. Strasburg, Pa. THE CONESTOGA PUBLISHING CO. 1014 N. Christian St. Lancaster, Pa. I 'IS I I 1 I I A ,I-,5,.3, I , .f i f A FULLER CO. Manheim Planf Manheim, Pa. 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Shirk Compliments of A FRIEND IVAN NOLT Ephrata, R. R. 2 FARM MACHINERY SINCLAIR SERVICE 44 E. Liberty St. Phone 2-QI 7l LANDIS GARAGE 521 E. Ron si. Phone 2-6912 JAMES H. LANDIS Ol DID nqvl- '- , , . :i'..5i' .v .1 - + ,KF J .:,, 1 in . If ' 'W .a Ja ALLIED SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. ...................... --.-----.'.--- 1 37 N0ffh Duke St., Lancaster, Pa. A ii FOR-GET-ME-NOT FLOWER SHOPPE ............ ............................................................ E phrata, Pa. SARA SPORTSWEAR ........................................................................................................................ 21 North State St., Ephrata, Pa. JOSEPH S. HARRIS CO.-Wholesalers and Retailers of General Merchandise .............................. Ephrata, Pa, O. B. BILLMYER AND SON-Jewelers ....................... . ...............................,......................,........................................ Ephrata, Pa, LANCASTER SURGICAL SUPPLY CO ....,....... ............. 1 48 North Duke St., Lancaster, Pa. DIFFENBAUGH'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS ........ ....... 2 16-218 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. Compliments of GAGER'S TAVERN .................................. .....................,.......................................,...... F lorin, Pa. Compliments of DOROTHY COMWELL'S CAFE ........ ............ F lorin, Pa. A. H. MUMMA HARDWARE ........................................,........ ............ F lorin, Pa. JANE'S DRESS SHOP ............................................................................................................ ........ M anheim, Pa. O. J. KLING-Plumbing, Heating, Oil Burners-Sales and Service ......... ............. F lorin, Pa. HARRY C. SMITH ........................................................................... ......,.....................,,......., ................................................. M a nheim, Pa. CASSEL-GRAHAM-Appliances ........ ............ 4 5 Market Square, Manheim, Pa. HARRY ALPERT .................................. ............................................ M anheim, Pa. MANHEIM JEWELRY CO. ....... ........ M anheim, Pa. H. F. RUHL ............................................ ........ M anheim, Pa. GOSHERT'S PHARMACY .....,.... ........ M anheim, Pa. WALTER BOMBERGER .......... ........ M anheim, Pa. MILES KEIFFER .................. ........ M anheim, Pa. H. H. MARTIN ................................ ........ M anheim, Pa. MOSEMANN'S GROCERY .....,................. .,.........,,..,. .,...... M a nheim, Pa. MANHEIM FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS .......,.... ........ M anheim, Pa. JACOB RUHL .........,.................,..........................,.......... ....,... M anheim, Pa. KEECH AND SON-Furniture ......,. ........ M anheim, Pa. R. G. MYERS-Jeweler ................,.. ........ M anheim, Pa. M. S. GRAYBILL ..........,.................,................................,............... ,.... ..... ......,.,..,....,..........,............. ........ B a r e ville, Pa. PENN DAIRIES, INC.-Pensupreme- Always th: Finest in Dairy Products NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES INC. .................,... ......... ..... ...,........,....,,......................,............... N e w Holland, Pa. EDWARD PELGER AND SON-Electrical Contraftor .......,......,....................,......,..... 213 S. Broad St., Lititz, Pa. HARVEY SPAHR-Olds - Reo .........................,................,....... 41-43 N, Main St., Manheim, Pa., Phone 52281 A. M. FREY-Frigidaire ......,.....................,.................... .........,..................,....... .......... 5 6 N. Broad St., Lititz, Pa. HEN'S AND DAVE'S BICYCLE SHOP ............. ......... E . Main St., Lititz, Pa. SIMMON'S JEWELRY STORE .......................... .,......... 5 5 E. Main St., Lititz, Pa. CLYDE O. BENNERkPharmacist ..........,,.,.........,.,......,...,.........,...,......,.........,...........,. ..........,. I Dial 62241, Lititz, Pa. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE ....,.................. . ...................,,...........,........... ..................................... L ititz, Pa. SPACI-ITS FURNITURE STORE AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS ......,,.. ............ L ititz, Pa. HENRY K. NEFFwMen's Wear ....................................................,..........................,..... ............ L ititz, P3- Compliments of CHARLOTTE'S APPAREL SHOP ......... ............ L ititz, Pa. ON H D N 'I 74. ..:1,t WE LEP MII SHH ADI Com IRA Conn MA MA KID LAT MA F R1 ACI H. ZAI RA' V. Con CH LIT C.! GA BO CA BU OE KE MI Th Mi TI- BL J. H1 SIN QI Cc O. BI EI St., Laughter, Pal . AA 'A ' Ephflla, Pa ite St., Ephrata, pai EPhfata, Pa. Ephrata, Pal . Sr., Lancaster, Pa. r St., Lancaster, Pa, Fl0rin, Pa. Florin, Pa' Florin, Pa- Manheim, pa. Florin, Pa, Manheim, Pa' IWW, Manheim, Pa, Manheim, Pa, Manheim, Pa, Manheim, Pa, Manheim, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Manheim, P21- Bareville, P21- Ngw I'I0ll8Ildi Pa' Broad Sl-, Lllllzi Pa' I Pa., Phone 52281 ,ma Sr., Lititz, Pa- nain sff, Lim, Pr- Main Sr., Lirirz, PH- al 62241, Lirirz, P1- Lllill, Pa' .... ........ '. Lim Pa' .... Lim Pa. Liritz, Pe . ,,.....---' XM- ....- GLASSMYERS DRUG STORE .,..,.,,,. ,.,. 2 5 N. Broad St.. Liritz. WEAVER'S RESTAURANT .. ,..,, .. ,RS N. Brunel St.. Lititz LEHMAN AND BOOK- --ee Dryelcaners ,. . . Eliznhetlrtown. MILLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Eliz.rhethtou'n. SHEARERS FURNITIQRE STORE .. . Eliznhetlitown. ADELPHIA SEA IIOOD .. .. . I...II1e.ISlL'I'. Compliments of 'Iinvis Mills Limz, IRA YEAGLEY Mason . . I,ititz. Compliments of W'II,I5ljR-SljC.HARD CQHOC.OI.A'l'I2 CO.. INC. . Lititz. MACS MOISILGAS . . . . .. . Ifront .mil Ce-il.rr Ste.. I.ititz MAHLON YOUNG f,ement f.ontr.ietor . .. , Ijrirz, KINGREES SHOPPING C.EN'I'ER Gene-r.il Merelmnelise. .Smoketown I.A'I'SC.HOR'S GARAGIZ . . . .. MAC, I'I' PARTS CO. .. . . . FRANK PA'I I'IiRN XVORKS AC,HI2NI5Af.II'S PASTRY SHOP .. I-I. IZ. HARSH General Merel1.rntlise . ZARFOSS HARDXVARI2 . . RAY A. RIiIfSIZ Gene-r.il Insumme . V. C,HliS'l'IiR ISROXVN Televisions . XYitmer. Liherty St.. I..int.ixter . I..inr.rster, PA Pa PA pd PJ P.i PJ P.r P.1 P.i P.t P.: P.i P.i P.i 3 Rr., Phone I.eol.r nor- I R. D. I, Ihruille I Phone I,eol.i I-IU, Iinrexille On The Square, Ifliznhetlitown RCA Zenith Motoroln Complimentx ol PI.AS'I'INO'S ISAR N GRII-I. . . C.HARI.IfS PIIIPPS General Inwumnte .. Qu.irryx'ille, Qtmrryx ille, Qimrryx ille , Qrmrryx ille, v I.I'I'I'I'Z SIEXVING C.liN'I'IiR Notionx .intl M.rteri.1ls . I.ititz. CQ. S. KAl.iIfI MAN AND SON Grote-ry . . . I.iritz. GARDIiNSPO'I' APPLIANK If CO. RCA A Hotpoint . . . I.ititz, IIOONES SIZRVIC I2 S'I'A'I'ION . . . Phone I-itrtz o-'HT L Kiwel Hill CARI. II, KI.INIf General Auto Repairs Ixmel Hull, IIUC.II'I'lfR'S GARAGE Gene-r.rI Repairs .mil Iiotly XY'orl4 R. D. R, I.ititz, OISIITS GLASS SIIOP Mirrorw Auto Glnaa 'I'.rhle ,I.Ol'IN I.ititz, KEMRIZR REST HOME Speiinlty Heil P.itieniS 205 Iiliznlwtlr St., Inrmliwille MII.PRIN'I' INC. . . , C hrNi.rn.r, The Alglen N.rtion.rl II.inIe , . Atlglen, MAURICIE S. IiIIIiRI.Y Atiglen, 'IIII2 A'I'GI,IEN FOOD MARKITI' . Atiglen, BLEND AND MtGINNIS Atglen, I. D. If! KMAN Atglen, HIENSIZI. AND 'I'ROl7'I' IIARDXYARIZ Qtmrryulle, SMlIClKliR BROS. Iierlilizen Iiiril-in-II.intI, QliARRYVlI.I.Ii DRUG CO. . Qunrryulle. Compliments from IIOXVRONS' ORANGE 4 AR . Ht N. Prime St., I..int.ister, O. K. SNYDIER, O. K. SNYDER. IR. Inxumnre Mt. joy, BEN IEVANS Lumhconette Duke .mtl New Streets, Phone R2'So, I-.mr.utcr, IiDUC.A'I'OR'S ML?'I'liAI. INSURANCIZ CIO, . Phone 3- Roll, H 5 N. Duke St. I-.mi.ister. ONK U OFKO KL! 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