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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

gf- -Q af '. . ' lififj? - , ..- .42 X WAHM A r qx ,41.., Wi .5fi'f.1 : Lf I r ' ' - f ,..,,,,. .- , L,-. 6 F . . X w A hum- THE LANCASTER GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Foreword Three years have come to an end. The friendships we have made, the joys and sorrows we have shared, will remain with us the rest of our lives. Each of us will go our wayg some will further their education, others will move into the missionary held, and there are those who will hear the sound of wedding bells. No matter what we do or where our paths may take us, we shall always be influenced by our student experiences, the people who have helped us and those with whom we have lived the past three years. There have been times of complaints, but when we look back, we only remember the happy times because they outnumber our dismal days over and over again. We wish at this time to take the opportunity to thank our instructors who patiently guided us and to thank those whom without, there would have been no practical experience available -our patients. With this we close another chapter in the book, our life. rwo WC have Jin with ucation, VC those Vhal we lluenced us and ve look number ink our whom 1ailablC its Dedication Although you have guided our progressing steps for only one year, we dedicate this, our yearbook, to you, Mrs. Nancy Tingley Director of Nurses I All your kindnesses, understanding, sincerity, and patience -because of these, you shall always be well and fondly remem- bered by all of us, the Class of 1960. THREE W? ' J-.m-u.i.4Q:.A ' 'M -'f'f-- --'--- I -I ' '. , f',l.f-Y-.-v-V1 .L I :fy V A, . , ,.,', 1r I 1 K 1 I ' 23' :J Q.. T-11 Q- 'C as -- cg Q UQ 91 :B cr' Q -g 3 CD T. UQ V4 r-e- s Wiih Ioyaliy will I endeavor io aid ihe physician rn his work, and devoie myseii io ihe weliare ol ihose commriied io my care. 'i 'i ir ,i V i i 1, i ,, r I r r 6' ii M .ei r rr 1 lr r E I 1 1 We HS a class to YOU, Miss Monrq OUT third year ag 0, U M Besides nursin X H rse us through as students for Wm xi is rl In Appreciation W We the class of 1960 wish to thank Mrs. Edythe G. Kistler who served as our Director of Nurses during our first two years of training. We wish to express our best wishes for success in her future work. We as a class want to express our appreciation to you, Miss Montgomery, for the help you gave us in X ,l our third year as our class advisor. y Besides nursing us in the Infirmary, you helped up 'nurse' us through the growing pains of our last year as students for which we are very grateful. We wish you every happiness in the future. NINE 3' :swims 2 I2 3 3 Dr James Z Appel Dr Samuel M Hauck President of the Staff Chairman of 'rhe Nursing Committee of the Staff BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kendig C Bare Ralph M Barley James H Bmns Joseph M Brenem in A G Bucher Raymond D Bucltwalter Simon A Cantor Francis L Cassel r Harry B Coyle James C Dunlap Henry M Garber Robert Y Garrett Jr tTreas Lowell F Halli an John G Hershey CSec J Aaron E Hess T e Rexe end Dr Byron K Horne A r. Leslie S. Hubbard I'. John W Jones Richard Oblender C N Painter S G Pontius M D John Milton Ranclx E Day Ressler James Shand C L Snavely Jesse Snavely Jr Vlrs Vir il Spencer G Theodore Storb M J Wainoclt 12nd V Piesl r I G We1dmantPresJ Samuel S Wenger Joseph C Wentz tlst V Pres! J Rankin Wiley . Albert B. Wohlsen Jr HON ORARY MEMBERS Albert H. Fritz John l. Hartman George S. Mann Mr. Milton H. Ranck Mr. John F. Steinman Mr. F. L. Suter NURSING SCHOOL COMMITTEE Byron K. Horne A. G. Bucher Curtis N. Painter John Milton Ranck Samuel S. Wenger Dr. James Z. Appel Mrs. John I. Hartman Mrs, Paul A. Mueller Dr. Donald C. Smelzer Mr. I. G. Weidman TEN iii? 'HPQK 'f' asf '- A-. 55? MINISHPA 7'l0lV wwf ff Nancy S. Tingley, R.N., B.S. Director of Nurses ADM STRATIU H,M:0raIhf RNA' 85' I rof Nursin9 Am into Q J ,i ix ifhel M. Seitz, R.N., B,S, '1F 'H'NUfsins Arts instructor Helen Chance, R.N. Freda Rolseman, R.N. Jean B. Weirich, R.N., Hrs, Assismn, Second Assistant Educational Director Diredor of Nursing Service Director of Nursing Service Wm, it A Y Nl Cliniiq,i:ltR.N-,B.S. il F if V BIW gdn Dlle Educdnonal Emma H McGrath RN BS Elizabeth Keenan R N Anne P Calvert R N Ellzabefh Qrfcnella RN 55 Dlredor of Nursing Arts As-lstant Nursing Arts Instructor Assistant Nursing Arts Instructor . Asgsmnf Nursing Args lnsnudor Rachel M. Seitz, R.N., B.S. Lorraine Latscher, R.N., B.S. Anne B. McKelvey, R.N., A.B. Helen D. Scanlon, R.N. Assistant Nursing Arts lnstrudof Assisfcng NU,-Sing Args lnsfrucfor Medical and Surgical Clinical Clinical Instructor nstructor N - , Cincy WIIIKBY' R'N-1 B-S- Anne Jacobs, R.N. Jean Harnish, R.N. Christine Wade, R-N-, B-5- BI clinic 1 I . . . irichIR.N C' n5i'UCI0f Clinical Instructor Evening Duty Clinicol Instructor Obstetric Clinical Instructor 0 dll 2 5 1 Q 1 5 5 Q .2 5 1 f Q E 2 S i -2 2. 2 ? y 5 5 1 Helen M' Edgar R Directorf 'N-1 Mary T0Y'0'f M 1 IGFIGH af 0 R STUDEIWS f , , nfw 4 7 f N .,.,f id' if' lv' ,..-...f .., .. .,,.f.-J. ' ' 1 4. lg -'X j f,,6h Master, let me walk- With Thee, M o,..,,,w ,WWW R --1. -f-v..,.,,-M 's--N..-1 -MNA , X til I 0-eurn-1 -..., mv--......,-,,w,f. , mf ',,,..,,,,-4v ' ,vg,v,p4li.',.,-nn,-nv nr. ,f ' ,ws .fv- i f it l l gl TO BE A NURSE To be at nurse is to walk with God , ,,,,,.A,,..:,.. 1-z--0 5'f' 4 ':A ' A bifielkzi Along the path that our Muster ff, A'hf ZZ'qq y y ,q,VV,h,:AZA,. l To soothe the ztchings of human zllzv h1 zizfxx Ailziu 7 7 Arsiu T - ilug ,.5,:h f l To faithfully serve lyvygyo eeen-n1 gain, . i 4 A,,,,e,: e..en,Wgh,fie,ie,n T pts To lovingly .l,,lll4ff 212 '-'X':l'f M ll: deed, , ,,,.,,,e,,l,,,VV:6::k,Af ,A 7 ,,,.,1l1,,.,l,. Qll V V 1-: , of Water to one in need, Q E E A tender hand on H fevered brow, hndzdifr cz, ,,,,S. ,, .,,l,,, ,.:,, T VV..V'::V.::.,, V,,,,, , l,,.l,,,..,,.,,,,, t ,zill , ax A word ol' cheer in the iu.1l,:::,,, AV A2 ,:,l :.,4,,, ,,,,.,,.1 t , i ! VILIA To much the soul pppp ,,,,,,,4l lz. ,,,,:,., A bodyx WUC A.::AA::q:A ,,,:.,l:1,,,,l,l ,,,,,,, lll, , iv white cupped girls :Vl l,Vlll 1,V flz. rts so true, Our great P 5,:V,,l,, i':' working through you! N GZL ,,,. .cli 'A.qi q lIAt? .V:! gzlzv Al,1llr,uo,.,o,l,2,ll,1,,.1 , i V p ff i F l fl l xr l l , l HITCH MASTER, LET ME WALK WITH THEE - ff .,.u. ....N,.,,.t ,-,.fm..,..,.f ...,.,.,-..-,...,. , A Y- ,W ., ...qw-s.ma.,m ' -,,,-4-'.,fv an -v--.... H Anka will ln lowly pathjk,ol selr,vice freeg y T9,ll..imeHThywsecretg help me beau' WW,,,,,,.,,..,..,.,.,,,tt , l The strztin of toilg the sweutK9l'...ezrr'ef' ,M q W-.f..,M J Help me thetslovvwol' heart to move l3,y,som'e'ielear winning word of loveg WMH, Teach me the way-ward focutwtoe-sfdyf guide them inMtl1ef'Hfh'1W1ewaird wzty. R, ,.,,,w l .K M,,,tt Thy putienceg still VYl,PlJ,,.flllfreE 'W iligi' WWMNWMMM 'A New-wm,,,w ln eloser dearer company-,,. ..-- mmmw A ln livork that keeplsjafithy' sweet and strong My f lnnftrust fllgit.-'triummphs over wrong, mMMw,,.u..w-Mm,i-,.,,NMm H u ,tis H ' J w,..f V TyI mMTNWMW l Vflit hope that sends n Srlllningwray 'esta Far down the future'sMbroad'ning wayg ln peeeewthefdnly Thou canst give. - ,WifhWThee, O Master, let me live. l SIXTEEN . v i w w W li 1 ,- 1 , -..-..f .M.n-v-4-uv....f.,, ,H -f,.,.fvv4--- --1..- urn:-:sv-u.,.. pu-vm -,Z-014,01 ,,. ,,,...- .1 v.-fffflm,-uv.-nn-wfvvm ,,..- ...fvf .,.wn,...-,..,, .,.-1'0 CL SS 1960 X X X X X Xg X X15 X Xi X , X , X' X X X X X X- X X1 XE XX X X . X X XX X 1 X' X X X X X XXI X X XXJX' XXX X X- X XY X X X XX XXX X5 X XX X X . X .X J. Au'- X X X,X ,X XX,X ,XX XX, X' XX, ,XXX ' ' ' X. , X. . X., 1 X X X XX XX XX :X XX XX ,X ,, XX XX ,X 'X X iX XX X XX XX I X X X X I, X.. :X X I I X XX XX XX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X I X X X Xi X wg A Naomi D. Bechtold KNO endeavor is in vaing its reward is in doing? Naomie . . . friendly, sincere, now, let me see . . . only the best counts in her work and studies . . . possesses a contagious comical giggle . . . favors night duty . . . pet peeve: alarm clock ringing in early A.M .... hobbies include people and letterwriting . . . fond of lima beans . . . heart of gold . . . future-MI don't know. Ruth Anne Andrews Elizabethtown He who thinks for himself is a free manf' Andrews . . . Tall, attractive blonde . . . We've got to get that done quick . . . especially fond of night duty? . . . an efiicient and dependable nurse . . . especially enjoyed receiving ward . . . promoter of class activities . . . always there with Jenny when someone needs a lift . . . loves the tan acquired at the shore . . college bound. - 1 l l 1 P, ll l l ,l ,l X 'il 1 pl, , i .x ll 1 4 i W fl ww 1 ll' wi: 4' 'nilfl' ' tislheltlfw l ll' 1f 'i'L l i 119' 'i 1- kenlllfamce 66121 'le ,' . ' A In 3 B knot nc' 1 mc-4 W ef r r r rf 'dglllann 1 555 . V I . --'4 f ll , tausltdl t 1 1 sul-W' wil- , U10 lf fr IW it if l!wym,. H wonhlyhgltls illflllo l 1. l I Lancaster and trustworthy . . . 'tWell Dorothy E. Brown Maytown 'CA merry heart doeth good like medicinef, Brownie', . . . pleasing personality . . . jolly . . . diet delight . . . lost a nail in the DR .... liked surgical and psychiatric nurs- ing . . . quiet . . . genius at work . . . Oh, horrors! . . . will readily join in any gripe session . . . You think so? . . . candi- datelfor Navy Nurse. rwmrv l I l l l l l I 1 xl l li l W E velyq1Ml mem CGA UEvie,, Usuau ' - -hai lend iyfigunfl sleepi talkative ufglcil nu I ' ' 1 R Eliz abelhtown Joyce G' Brubaker Lancaster many: Work is the touclzstone of progress and the key to success. ' ' - HW, . . , night dufxe gotta BeBee,' . . . earnest and conscientious nurse . . . quiet, until y mio eg' -Hn one learns to know her . . . mentally unexcelled . . . sincere and aygthe? .recewill kind bedside manner . . . talented singer . . . hates to hurry . . . Qquirede wnhlemll' never satisiied, that is, with men . . . able president of Student attheshmi uncil lives out of a suitcase . . . imagine Joyce at L.G.H. C . . . OI? her days off . . . worthwhile friend . . . college pending. ,V as llllu Ever M ' W1 ' Diem Myerstown Hike rnedicinff-H V' 'CAs merry as the day is long. ' -rdelil' N . v . Iolly.-'W mr Evie , , . hails from Lebanon Count and proud of it . . - . .-I hlatrll usuall f . Y Wf land pSYC',, ,lit fond Y ound sleeping and eating . . . HWhere the harry? . . sllfiyfghl hgfforj' 'wi' talkatqf SUf81Cff1l nursing . . . always ready for a good laugh y . ' rhiflkso? We - - . likes to read . . . dreams of permanent kitchen duty. HYQU Joanne E. Bucher Lititz aDrawing is speaking to the eye, talking is painting to the earf' . . natural wavy hair . . . often comes bearing home- made luscious food . . . spent greater part of senior year working artistic ability . . . usually very easy going-but watch that temper . . . loves to talk . . . pediatrics is a specialty . . . averages 6 hours of sleep a night . . . laugh rings through 545 . . future includes work and college. TWENTY-ONE if that fits any occasion . . . never seen without a male companion s l l I ia 1 4 ,t l 4. 'r il larlllcish Nancy L. Diller Mt. Joy ffm fionisrhw-ff is Commit . '. Ambition is the growth of every climef' ,, enqhillllllli C- . . . fl W eazdfflff . Nancy,' . . . ambitious but fun loving . . . oh, my aching tml-100k',- H Confused. rt backp, , , , poised and professional . . . possessor of a wardrobe Zlhngtohelpl-' CW I , , . . . hates to get ready for work at night when everyone else is l expfegslve getting ready for bed . . . lover of classical music . . . starry eyes Vmg . . . mad about the seashore . . . college bound. ffm Joyce A. Eberly Shippensburg KA true friend is forever a friend. 'LJoyce . . . quiet and reserved, but friendly . . . faithful letter writer . . . appreciates good music . . . dependable nurse . . . studious . . . shortest member of our class . . . loved children's ward . . . warm and friendly bedside manner . . . hates chickens! . . . will make a wonderful wife for Kenny. si.:yti W f t. F l l l l Dorothy E. Frey Lancaster ufoking and humor are pleasant, and often of extreme utility? 3 t Dot', . . . sense of humor . . . enjoys dancing and popular 3 music . . . drives green Pontiac . . . always ready for a hamburger with plenty of onions . . . prefers working in a nursery . . . pinochle fan . . . pet peeve-working day duty after a night of E.D .... y yyt ll Q I TWENTY-Iwo fx v u gig p all-Hartz NA merry hem mm i1iiiiilildlY me ment 1 Ilglh '- - m k 'klllilg Ours of Sleepa C never without a beau . . . college bound for a degree. fm dating kl 3 ' ' llil QD nd of con f I 0 you know 1 , ' ' ,L Ee' conversauonl--' Ml- lily Barbara R, Gish Lancaster Climelv Conversation is the vent of character as well as of thonghtf' gegsgrzlgmlaching t'BeBe,' . . . enchanting eye lashes-can freeze anyone with ta mal awafdfohe that look . . . neat dresser . dependable, capable, and always hen evecompanion Willing to help . . . confused, but always happy . . . Hey, kids! usic erlloneelseis , , , poised and attractive . . . classical music soothes her soul nd 'ustaffyeyeg , , , expressive conversationalist . . . especially enjoyed surgical i nursing. Marian A. Hartenstine Manheim Lanclslll Faye A. Hartz Honey Brook temeum' A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. r fell Ol ex cc . M . . 'lol Dull FHYSIC . . . true friend . . . keen sense of humor . . . sincere - aildpp and frie dl -Oyg dancllll hambmgfl her v T1 Y nurse . . . makes any gathering come alive . . . needs C91 Sreadyfofl pmoglf glee fflght h0l.1rS of sleep . . . likes painting, reading, swimming. Way,nanufs6fY'iiD,.-- Spaifgr eatlilg and of course Martin . . . proud of her pretty nigger 3 M110 Cr . . . Do you know what, kids? . . . marriage lies ahead. iv 31 degfetf md uHe who knows how to work has lairl the cornerstone of success. Hartenstine', . . . thorough conscientious nurse . . . er Chevy can be seen heading toward Manheim . . . has neat hand writing . . . missionary minded . . . thinks before she speaks . 'cthose kids were up to all hours last night. . . . always seen never heard . . . will earn B.S. degree with diploma. TWENTY-THREE WW 18,7 ,t K 'gGreat works are performed not by strength but by perseverance. Judy,' . . . original . . . tall, pert, and slim . . . native of Brooklyn . . . ardent knitter . . . extensive, becoming wardrobe . . . Look at my new shoes. . . . freely voices her opinion . . . feline anesthetist . . . loved Byberry and the O.R .... will explore the field of anesthesia. , x 'L dish - ar I., . Judith w. Hellen Lancaster LifMlflfmU! liljriig u , lv 7 'AIN' .- ev V' , ' - ' i Mar' .ind1v1dlld1:i 'cw lilmoh tall We ' 4 with nk., aww ,QS--'A itGaP'4,, 'IOM it L I 1 ' fairy 4 ' Hemp C. Twila Hershey Lititz c:Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. Twila,' . . . dependable, capable . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . a good bedside nurse . . . lover of outdoors and sports . . . pleasant smile for everyone . . . mature and sincere . . . those midnight chats with her roomie . . . no candidate for any gossip session . . . future holds marriage to her Larry. yi, . 1'.',t,2 , A34 rv I Ethel M. Hershey Lancaster 1 i l Lillian 5. Kami 1 Ii 'z . man mln quietness and conjidence shall be your strength? ' HSM. . . . i for Ethel . . . sincere and conscientious . . . calm outlook on --LH, 'I life . . . efficient nurse . . . reserved and quiet Cuntil you learn to Skin. '--serene know herj . . . liked pediatric nursing . . . embroidering during Ilhetmlneatnesgpersg leisure time . . . characteristic blush . . . a friend worth having .nu,SinEebug with 5 . . . future undecided. y jma,,iggg ' - laughs tm V ' rwsmv-roun . Lanmlgr ut by Persevgmnw, il slim ecgm- -nativeol Wardrobe mer Opmiono leliil ' e . . . . will explore the ferent one. Mary Ann Hoar Gap HMary Ann' '... laughs her troubles away . . . witty sense of humor . . . individualist . . . favorites-reading, sleeping and 'Sugar Foot . . . tall tale teller . . . from the residential section OfG21p . . . dislikes working days after E.D .... Did you kids study yet? . . . loves those long ambulance rides . . . the dif- Life without laughing is a dreary blank? Marilyn F. Horst Ephrata A friend is known in necessity? Marilyn,' . . . unique giggle . . . sparkling dark brown eyes . . . detests disorganization and cluttered rooms . . . likes to write letters . . . conscientious nurse . . . enjoyed pediatric nursing. I s Lawler Lillian S' Kallffmilll Bird-in-Hand hw uStudies serve for delight, for ornament, and for abilityf' f . llbel'0Ul'5lreng ULil,' se ' ' l d In , mow Skin . . . rene . . . expressive dark eyes . . . olive co ore 'calmouleamil th sl: . neatness personified . . . a real friend . . . enjoys riding in znllouslelluntillougdufitg nuerghme bug, with Calvin . . . studious . . . loved pediatric U1 'etlll mg - . . lau h 511 ' 3nd fl I embtotd nhhamz marriage. 8 S 1 she flops on the Hoor . . . future includes , 0 me ' 3 friend W Tl R. TWENTY-FIVE Marjorie A. Keller Telford 4'There is no personal charm so great as the charm of a cheerful and happy temperamentf' Marge . . . nice personality . . . full of fun . . . owner of a pretty diamond . . . handles money well as is demonstrated in her many treasury jobs . . . Don't push your panic button. . . . sharp dresser . . . assumes gleeful expressions . . . never says a mean word to anyone . . . often heard talking about her 'LDenny', . . . wedding bells will ring in the future.- Eleanor M. Knouse Cocolamus Good humor is the health of the soul? Nicky', . . . small but mighty . . . '6Oh my! . . . Juniata County home . . . But What'll I do if . . . ? U . . . characteristic giggle . . . dislikes longhaired music, disorderly rooms, and only one day off to go home . . . likes medical and surgical nursing. Phyllis E. Koser Lititz All men of action are dreamersf, Phyl . . . tall and neat . . . in seventh heaven since May . . . No, but I'm working on it! . . . neat pajama wardrobe . . . enjoys going out for root beer and pizza pie . . . too much in love to say goodnight . . . Will I ever get a week-end? . . . pet peeve -classes on her day off . . . Future: Que Sera, Seraf' rwfmrv-six WH 5 A gndiS l' . ,,zt it HIUU35' 1 . l u cf 35565 on ,. I 4 f , my 3 l Erfllaa, pre h A S and cl iludie f'HeY,kid5i l 5g5si0H sm H lmao! P, iiiplosine H ' ' . aklflg' agd il0HlCm i Stan H. Leaman ii Grandpa, of c .Sueh Tneara 'appfitla' nd ll' .I ll0 ith-affable ll fOr the y role I ' ' ' lovxd .pflpubitsf PSY ry aspllllliq Telford Erma M. Landis Elizabethtown C WM A marfs style is his mincfs voice? . . ,Owner Erma . . . pretty dark hair and eyes . . . pet peeve-care onstrated' ofa studies and classes on her day off . . . will readily join a gripe noni, mhher session . . . Hey, kids!', . . . those long nights on Women's Med. fer Sayggs arp , , . soft spoken . . . small and energetic . . . enthusiastic O.R. er ttbennypfan nurse . . . unique, explosive laugh . . . plans to combine nursing and homemaking. I 2 s - gas Lifitz Susan H. Leaman Parkesburg i'Grandeur of character lies in force of soul. 9 afflefsk 1 44S ,, . l . Sinceytay ue . . . neat and meticulous . . . sweet, amiable and sincere tenth h68Venrdr0be,.. - - - appreciation for the finer arts . . . assistant in feline surgery at Pajama Wauchinlw - Ellfable . . . loved psychiatric nursing . . . Second Central and i .6 Hwom petpegvf OSC Sllplfilpubicsl . . . Ella's little chick . . . another letter, Sue 7' kend7',.',', ' - - missionary aspirations. LCC ' . sera Sefav ge Ellen L. Lawrence Lancaster :Tnthusiasm is the genius of sincerity. 'cSpike . . . twinkle toes With the carrot top . . . needs twenty-four hours of sleep . . . likes classical music and progres- sive jazz . . . vivacious and friendly . . . able Senior Class President . . . eiliciency plus . . . characteristic giggle . . . I hate you! . . . afraid of squirrels . . . addicted to short hair . . . gay and light- hearted . . . college pending. TWENTY-SEVEN ,Ziff Cora E. Lehman Willow Hill 'iCorabear', . . . unpredictable . . . tall and thin . . . good co- worker . . . likes to reminisce . . . excellent seamstress . . . keen sense of humor . . . always looks neat as a pin . . . a friend to all . . . treasures those trips home . . . just loves night duty??'? . . . owner of college credits. Ella B. Lefever Manheim HSyrnpathy is the golden key that-unlocks the hearts of otlzezsw Ella . . . full of fun . . . artistic and literary abilities . . . 'fl was that perturbedl' '... fond of noodles, sleeping and music . . . those Byberry discussions . . . sympathetic nurse . . . enjoys psychoanalyzing . . . Byberry chauffeur . . . i'Anyone for a large butterscotch Walnut sundae? . . . future psychiatric nurse. VI' Lisflla jnlllel 1 .tT,,,,- hw , born fog' 'ifiud 'N lwfdlll' l ' ers lreellnnEU'5hW,, ,Cpu .fm kllir her llirwll' .Wed h in hit ' - ' nulslt' Strange l ncludC lalcmsi er I' personal lousetlfllll Politeness is benevolence in little things. Esta V. Lewis Manheim :'Longer liveth a glacl man than a sorryf' ESS . . . has more clothes than she knows what to do with . . . strong supporter of F8cM . . . HI just don't like him! . . . whose bed is she sleeping in now . . . clown personified . . . bub- bling personality especially after evening dates . . . just loves spaghetti . . . frantic telephone calls to Umomf' . . . What color panion . . . unusual interests include learning to ily. ,Q,,fwZ'fw N 2 ws-wxx-fvfs TWENTY-EIGHT is your hair today, Ess? . . . particularly enjoyed pediatric nurs- ing . . . future includes college and hunting for a prospective com- li qw I .gg .V l l Q l l l l l - Patricia l M. . j :vm 1 uEU8l'j'1hi H HP ll pelpe at -lilll il Own , evil ED- . ll Q lked f0l1rtl l l l. Manheim .IS of Ollie,-Sill rl' Hbilitie , S . ,, .ping and music urse '--Enjoys Ya know . . . could live without exams and care studies Iicineforalafte noted for her Hirtatious dark eyes . . nursery and surgical UC nurse i ' ' ' Audrey M. Lisella Scranton Wfrue humility is contentrnentf' -And . . . born coal cracker . . . knows how to work those tire extinguishers . . . refuses to part with those well worn sneakers ' nursing rate high . . . will readily join in a gripe session . . . talents include strange knack for getting into trouble with the housemother . . . personality plus . . . future will include marriage and nursing. as0ffl h ws what to dowll Patricia M. Mcmvitt Lancaster I I paw, -no ,t iiteiimt buh, K . , , , V dot nihed . l, Everythmg UI tlzzs world depends upon wzllf' ll loves 44 as dalC5 ' Qiwiihgtcollf t Pat , . . tall and attractive . . . tremendous swimmer om ,-' wcnuis' 551 Peevei ED. . . straight forward . . . has a mind all her lcDl0Yedped1ctivecoHl' u U - - - llkedufourth Hoor of N-7 at Byberry . . . swell personality f0rapf0SPe ' gay and light-hearted . . . future undecided. intl to Martha A. Longenecker Lancaster uOpini0n in good men is but knowledge in the making. '5Marti,' . . . cute and full of fun . . . sound sleeper . . . enjoys spending several days at the shore . . . stuffed animal menagerie . . . Say honest! . . . a joke for every occasion-if she remembers the punch line . . . jovial manner keeps her patients in stitches . . . Future plans include college. Manlllilm TWEN TY-NINE Kathryn M. Mann Lancaster all is a frienclly heart that has plenty of frienrlsf, Kasst' . . . dependable and capable . . . sparkles at the ring- ing of the phone or doorbell . . . musical interests . . . a friend to everyone . . . dislikes coming in at lO o'clock, bugs, E.D., and writing letters-except to Penn State . . . sweet and sincere . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . wedding bells will ring SOOH. Wanda E. McFarland Manheim 'feiierosity is more charitable than wealth. Wanda', . . . easy-going and carefree . . . member of year- book staff . . . always found playing pinochle at oddest hours and oddest places . . . prize possession--days off . . . talented pianist jovial and fun loving . . . characteristic laugh . . . pet peeve- care studies . . . future is undecided. yfll Ethel lf Ma I 1 I Ili! ftcieefftws 0' V in eVCfl'll NMCTIZ ' ' bend l wtvflllolle ' ' enthus izzt PW fun . . -P Cards ul amy: I I 1 pasS6S gg Zilllnltl Judith M. Manuel Manheim Those who forgive most shall be most forgivenf' Judy, '... beautiful eyes . . . that envied figure . . . 'els the schedule up yet? . . . our Miss Manheim . . . frequently seen riding linen baskets in kid's ward . . . infectious laugh . . . 'fDon't forget the manure party, Judy? . . . knitting kept her awake . . . an habitual hair twister . . . another 'going on a diet' enthusiast . . . Philadelphia--here l come! THIRTY Bi 1, r ara J. Mellinge, S61 lt , H Barb dafkingh l ' Sho W efryb 'ul' 1llPD0rter0glbElub u tmlhtd QM ui ' y and Care it' ,it ,N Manheim Ethel J. Martin ,ich ,.!ul,,eS5 Or joyfulness is the atmosphere under which all Rheems 66 . . b tfungs thrwe. erofllear- Simursand f'Mertz,' . . . even-tempered . . . alvvay smiling and friendly ented pianist tO everyone . . . better late than never . . found where there is 'Peipeevex fun , , , pizza pie enthusiast . . . HHOW do you like my new hair ses cards under table While playing pinochle . . . has cut? . . - P35 l , , , , an affinity for pneumonia . . . enjoys pediatric nursing. Arlilie lVI2lllSf Meyersdale Ulf you want learning, you must work for it.'7 'tArline . . . confident and Willing nurse . . . delights in 77 sl iorgiveni - NIS ure ' ' I een 1 . , ti 0 ious iaughigwakt Q kept 3561, enmusiasi 0 on 8 - 4 Barbara J. Mellinger Ephrata uExperience makes us wisef' and 33215, . . . short blonde hair . . . enjoys pinochle, talking, acherammg - - - 'Tm going to bedi' . . . honorable guest at the S fy bomb clubw . . . loves pizza . never moody? . . . staunch Iglplgorief Of FCYLM . . . Colgate teeth . . . pet peeve-working 3 t duty and care studies. listening to symphonies . . . has a broad held of knowledge any place is home with a book and crochet hook . . . loves her mountain home in Somerset County . . . pet peeve - having to get up in the morning . . . future holds college and missionary work. THIRTY-ONE ' Marianna G. Merkey demU5 fhyJ.Nif . . W Doris L. Mellmger Lancaster 1 l D0 l-HU! MA true and noble friendship shrinks not at the greatest of trials. i cnch i s-NiCkyH ' I i M . , . . . Q F 7-Slit' Doris' . . . blonde wavy hair . . . striking blue eyes . . . 1, edwbgthwhl 'Ji hates to get up in the morning . . . keeps the postman to Washing- ' V USN .frank and 5' ton, D.C., busy . . . likes sewing, reading, and receiving letters i fvhgrelsthefraternllr . . . pet peeve - care studies . . . remember that tape recorder Uwerllfw 7 en -'bon in Bowman House . . . enjoys surgical nursing . . . wedding bells will ring soon. Lebanon It takes a great man to make a good listenerf' Merkey7 . . . ready, willing, and capable . . . loves dill pickles . . . conscientious nurse . . . confident . . . understands little tots . . . pet peeve - E.D .... domestically inclined . . . Is it really the work you like on nights 7 7 7 . . . Future- Dearly beloved, we are gathered here Barbara J. Minnich s , S .E .Mio York C'When one gets to love work, his life is a happy one. Minnien . . . always looking for work . . . good taste re- vealed in wardrobe . . . capable class treasurer with many money woes . . . Oh, my lands! . . . constantly going on a diet thot fudge sundaes her downfalll - so fat! . . . sincere and interested student . . . any problems, need advice? See Barb . . . gets more weekends than a probie in her first six months . . . loved taking care of the little ones in Pediatrics . . . dreams of college in the future. THIRTY-TWO 2401 Rillm' E659 ICT, me M0 brink s a .lRO1'1nieas liel1dW01'th i I i' muslc haw ibtdside ' ' Pefliatri Crew manner Lalleaster U6 eyes u l I i0lWHShing. Eiierg tape WCOYGU Wedding bells sewing 1 York H Ronnie Jean Reese Mt. Joy - a llfllilll One' HT, , . dmstere, lose who bring sunshine into the lives of Others cannot keep Lf k , .1-tgoniany moneyk from themselves. lrlgil on andieggd fn. Ronnie, ,... pretty dark wavy hair . . . sparkling eyes . . . ' Gere anim more 3 llnend worth having . . . personality plus . . . enjoys nature and Sm afb,,.EeiSmkmg music , , . pediatric nursing ranks high . . . warm and friendly CCB ',l0Ved'n1lW bedside manner . . . fun to be with . . . one of the f'Let's dietw Jntiflsnofctillegel Crew - - . future plans include college and travel. ga Dorothy J. Nicodemus Holtwood s'H0pe keeps the heart wholef' . . always ready for fun . . . . waiting for that phone dig those crazy hats . . . . . poised and well spok- en . . . borrower of everybodyls clothes . . . liked receiving ward. Nicky' '... enchanting eyes . used to be the shy-stay-at-home type . . Call , . . frank and straight forward . . . Where's the fraternity party tonight? . Nancy J. Pryor Harrisburg The less of routine, the more of life. Nanc . . . eifervescent, peppy . . . oh, that tiny, tiny waist- line . . . calm outlook on life . . . only studies at the last minute . . . uninhibited reactions . . . loves life, if she can go home to Mother at least once every two weeks . . . midnight talks in- complete without a cigarette . . . talks to her roomie more in her sleep than during the day . . . interested in a B.S. in nursing. M' THIRTY-THREE gg l M. Robinson it H W GMWW Joan C. Rhinier Lancaster 'cEL'ery form of human life is r0manIic. Joanie . . . tall, thin, and witty . . . Guess what now, Kids?! . . . hates morning classes while on night duty . . . slow motion at six A.M .... good co-worker . . . just loves to be . . , g - sly Willy ' cou changeable H100 'mmwf awakened for a phone call . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . spontaneous ringing laughter . . . an abundance of male . I those f HUISIHQ ' ' companionship . . . liked pediatrics. ahiad, Lois L. Riehl Quarryville Riehl . . . petite miss . . . harmonizes with the harmonica . . . f'Oh, noli' . . . easily excited . . . pet peeve - classes on her days off . . . loves to embroider . . . comes from a family of doc- tors and nurses . . . remember the barbecue you were going to have ! ! . . . quite the talker when you get to know her . . . future undecided. All must be earnest in a world like oursf' '92 M Flora Lee Robinson Honey Brook MTU live is not merely to breathe, it is to actff 'tlilowern . . . big dark brown eyes . . . hails from Chester County . . . surgical nursing has won her admiration . . . talkative shores? . . . pet peeve - Byberry's N-9 . . . college in the future. THIRTY-FOUR ix Manila L. S . . . males of the older age group win her esteem . . . reading oc- cupies most Q71 of her leisure time . . . who chickened at Bay- ' Rhona .fTl,e sho uscgt ' Sp bgok UC . . ' - C011 ' - v equlllbn Qhevy mg llel' Mfmwh ikma ' - . i de m rrla Re go hand in, . au. . A-..,-. . , , ha..- -, ,, -,.. ,Mn , ,u.,.,r-5.91.3 Lancaster Sarah M. Robinson Parkesburg u Hope is the nurse of life. xigue iightgitwhatnlll, Sally . . . dark hair and laughing dark eyes . . . spontan- F 'mt y 'altrr eougly witty . . . gives eliicient nursing care . . . likes to sleep late dui kwmobl , . . changeable moods . . . those talks to Scottie,' after dates uma? Wlllplexlon , , , Oh, isn't that wonderful? . . . good dancer . . . likes surgical H amelllmalt nursing . . . those long distance phone calls . . . marriage lies ahead. , f ' 7' v Joyce E. Rohrer Strasburg Knowledge Ls power. Joyce . . . eliiciency is the keynote . . . neat . . . tall and slender always early Hank and I went e peeve night duty those ambulance rides can sleep through anything her bun the orlvinal one of the class matrimony in the near future ,J Q Martha L. Schotta Lancaster l H Hogelllm The shortest pleasures are the sweetest. dr '4Scottie', . . . constantly checking days off in that black note- , ,n,i.e.ilisl0f' ?00k . year round tan . . . tall and slender . . . great capacity V ilslronlllk gf If-'Slug her equilibrium . . . amateur mechanic of that black 1g',.ll.n ,lallt.r. hf?VY - . . eternal hair problems . . . loves to wear black and lin cu W0 W plaids . , qi .. . ,, 9 . . d it Wndm ,ret gh, . . epressed, Scottie, but Why .... Wilmington an ,--'Q rfegtiemhfclenellwf, marriage 80 hand in hand. , RL C l ,W ' 610 ' ll' ' .. s r rl Corral fr ' N W ,f H ', ' THIRTY-FIVE Yet M , Betty Elaine Smith The qaiet mind is richer than a crownf, f'Elaine . . . frequent customer of the Reese Beauty Shopi' . . . managed to have more weekends off on night duty than any other senior . . . Where are my glasses?,' . . . African Sleeping sickness or just plain tired . . . inexhaustible book supply . . . characteristic blush . . . quiet, but always around when the fun begins . . . dislikes being head monitor . . . especially liked pedi- atrics . . . future undecided. if 1 j 0 ' Virginia M. Shaub Lancaster iw j, sunciiriuff I 6iA5f e 'COM patience will achieve more than our force. ' Origjnz . . HSHHVC, 'fn Ginny . . . easy-going and carefree . . . characteristic giggle i Vnjofoutstandlngld . . . natural wavy hair . . . always on the go . . . book worm W ofcollcgecrdwiuf . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . pediatric and surgical nursing l SCT! those thrill! i IS 34 rate high . . . You know it! . . . college bound for a B.S. i Ur rlWdedicatedC ' m2P ' degree. 1 4 New Providence l w Lois M. Smith Elizabethtown . 2 D ufV0ihiflg great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. i Why L- Stallllel' Smitty,' . . . petite . . . naturally curly hair . . . talkative ij who . . . eating and sleeping - not part of her daily routine . . . enjoys Q ug listening to the Four Freshmen and progressive jazz . . . who jpin DOF' j n n I' emptied the bottle of dexedrine at Byberry? . . . a smile for everyi l toschle , I I uwhd one . . . has an affinity for red convertibles . . . plans for future il A at--pet peea include college. iQ djlyliyitilyou get: Illght at Blfber THIRTY-SIX j Lancaster 'UT fo,-Cel!! sharacterigticgiggle 50 ' ' 'bollk Worm and surgical nuttin Le bound lor 2,35 Marie L. Snavely Lititz c'As the sun colours flowers, so does art colour lifef' Snave . . . original, nonchalant, intellectual blonde . . . known for outstanding artistic ability . . . efficient nurse . . . pos- sessor of college credits . . . enjoys classical music . . . born nat- uralist . . . those thrilling New York excursions with subway map ! ! . . . dedicated class member . . . liked psychiatric nursing. Anna W. Stauffer Ephl-ata It is better to be faithful than famous. 4'Anna . . . punctual . . . studious and conscientious . . . Miss ethciency herself . . . sincerity motivates all she does . . . L'Titus is comingn . . . avid reader . . . lost without her list . . . loves those thick pretzels . . . known for her Dutch accent . . . future homemaker. 4 V ' I . hlhllll EW Dorothy L. Stauffer Lancaster A ithoutenlllusldlll- 6'Th ought will not work except in silence. if 'll lalllll t my hglljll .alll , Dm . . . talkative and friendly . . . usually overbids in urally CdanYr0ut1Ul .vfs P1H0Chle . . . What sweater shall I knit neXt?,' . . . always ready .Ol hil wwe wig- to eat - ' -. PSY peeve - ED .... pediatrics and nursery rank high ind pfog iagtlllwmllf - Slay til you get to know her-then! . . . bowling every Wednes- Bvb6fff l- 'plans ay mghf at Byberry . . . wedding bells will ring in August. 1 . ' flnwcru fwugfzqrw Q, THIRTY-SEVEN June A Stum Hershey To be 0 servzee LS a soltfl ounclatton or contentment UI thzs u orlfl 'Stummy . . . small but mighty . . . likes to Jitterbug . . . gives excellent nursing care . . . one of the chipmunks . . . fre- quently seen playing solitaire, at night . . . honest and straight forward . . . intellectual . . . keen sense of humor . . . enjoyed pediatrics. D int L' wma ll hes nRea50ll we Us rg lf? ruSll ll mint Ska ' O Re ' , ldG0Hyl1 ' I im SUPPOM ' ' , i . H, colltle in t he fulurl Lorna E. Walton Washington Boro c'Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing wellf, Loman . . . the changed girl . . . gets along with everyone, goes along with anything . . . tall and attractive . . . able editor of the yearbook . . . another shore fan . . . soft spoken . . . liked receiving ward . . . dry sense of humor . . . How can I gain some weight?', . . . eilicient nurse . . . college in the future. Audrey Jane Welsh Lancaster Trutlzfulness is at the foundation of all personal excellencef' Janie . . . long ponytail . . . chronic worrier . . . charac- teristic giggle . . . pug nose . . . Oh, he's intelligent . . . canit stay away from FXLM men . . . hour long telephone calls to F8LM . . . Ginger is the cutest . . . intelligent . . . college bound. THIRTY-EIGHT Pam Lou W K ' 'ex t 6 T 'L hilekeme K ile is Lou!! u Hal' ' Consfanii iiltnr' ni ii - W1 y going W man i thin? ladelphia E! 5, li Heflbty i Donna L. Wemfz Christiana OT Content mem aRea50n teaches us to be silentg the heart teaches as to speak. .llkesltfilt Donna,' . . . rusty red hair . . . hobbies are reading, swim- ll1eQhipml3nkerbug--- ming, skating, and sleeping . . . pet peeve-night duty on M.M.W ..h0I1tst S 'fW- h , Golly', . . . O.R. enthusiast . . . staunch Steven's Trade tofllllmof andlllaighi and FCQM supporter . . . sly Way about her . . . noisy outbursts Will , , . college in the future. , , ,X411f.W- X NW Esther M. Wert Bareville 4'Patien,ce-with patience everything comes in due seasonf' uEstherM . . reserved . . . fun beneath her shyness . . . likes to knit and listen to good music . . . fine, conscientious nurse . . . enjoys traveling . . . dependable, capable, and always willing to help . . . quiet sense of humor . . . good co-worker . . . prefers surgical nursing. mm 522 Patti Lou Whitekettle Shillington my Life is not life at all without laughterf, IW it Nliatti Lou . . . petite-chic-sharp dresser . . . f'That's the way ly H50,,glllfe' goes- - - . how many phone calls tonight? . . . Dues are due! -'WM I ,LW ABN' Constantly going on a diet . . . live wire of L.G.H pnw0rl1fl'can iQ meg? H HQW man . . . well liked by all . . . that future apart- t :iff 'mgerllfwili I IH Philadelphia . . . future - interior decorating or jour- gh ,,..lil'c Etlus ,- ,,.- I. l'- lb' ' . !-tc amid' 'IL ,C Ptoucgfbv ' . ' v 5 ,ru - ,- nalism? THIRTY-NINE H E Q f 2- . fp' ,- W . - 'D' RTT , K X Q .8 ' f r 'iff ' ,. 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X ,.f 1 K x N y W 7 I v. , . l M' f v ' f rm X T0 THE GRADUATING CLASS: Best wishes for the future and a hope that you may be able to use the understanding and knowledge acquired during your three years at the Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing to all your contacts with your fellow man. FORTY-TWO Nancy Tingley yr-r s i 'L :QA 1 .. .n ' '---'fe -'-- --L------fs' VY-77-11. mt, , - Y- V ig . - . ,. 'uk' - A L... A.. 13 ,L 7' i ff ,A J., 4 2 u we ' C ill 'i :Q ' l .2 f gi ,pg 1' f 1 J r- X of 1 . ': , 1 x i 4 Lx if ' J , 1 I E K x x X , . 1 .x, X X N 'i N 'X .Allie 4 . . U Vaal 4 I T J 14 li' 0 A' on ,sl WU' C . it 'aDlC to ears ll we .,, if ., gg, W:-r. x v.':+:1f'442..',zL:iiuJ'.u -'g,+'ff:'Lw.il N -. J- v,: 9,, . .. Mir,-' .1 ' 'a w ' -N, A ' A. ' f' L '5i'?Z.'fS f1 ., 1 1 , . xx 1 'S !!'2'r':'Ff1?:1g,,-fffgq r 1. . -- lf 7'5?? 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Irrespective of what your plans may be when you receive Y UF lploma, we wish all of you a happy and successful future. Donald C. Smelzer, M.D. Executive Director FORTY-THREE N-L.,g V L.. Ufkl ' AUM'- X6 c ggi P01 WMQJ.. L x,,.l,, L--, .-,p. gg.: N 55' A Ai? Now' Metroid-S i I f grzintm' Donors I Histor of the Class of I960 On the fateful day of September 3, 1957 the class of 1960 had its birth, when eighty shy and apprehensive girls learned to know one another at Hcoke time . There were many strange faces to know and so many names to remember, but somehow we accomplished the impossible and not only remembered faces and names but elected class ofiicers from their midst. We elected Ronnie Reese, president, Joyce Brubaker, vice-president, Shirley Rankin, secretary, Nancy Diller, treasurer, Carole Wittle, historian, and Marjorie Keller, social chairman. We selected as student council representatives Kathryn Mann, Joyce Brubaker, Joyce Rohrer, Judith Hellen, Patricia McDivitt and Shirley Rankin. ,,,',., ' H , ,wi 'fc s, e f -yi-ZX, fy if X 1-V 0 R. Reese J. Brubaker N. Diller C. Wittle M. Keller Our preclinical days were spent in long, hard hours of study, for we knew if we wanted to become nurses, we had to study. However, there were many diver- sions such as the doggie roast at Long's Park, Glee Club every Monday night, swimming at the YWCA, the Halloween party given by the Seniors and the Thanksgiving Tea which we gave for our former high school teachers. And finally in the later part of October our uniforms arrived. Remember those first frightening days on the floor-and the terror of doing new procedures. And then it was Christmas and we experienced the caroling processional through the hospital and buffet supper afterward. We also participated in the Annual Student Nurses' Christmas Glee Club Concert at the Iris Club. And along with our class project of selling stockings, we sold Christmas candy. Gur two weeks of Christmas vacation flew by and we were back working harder than ever with more confidence. We took part in the Winter dance at the Brunswick, the Mother-daughter Tea, and worked hard selling doughnuts, candy and nylons. FORTY-FOUR ch 13 mMf hgwnhit P1 '. ,id 50 PM winning onli the beg' Mg1'fl0fle5 of d i ese R0nI119Re . d w Kitchen. nmnmw ,,.Ano Well, WC WU second year were J andthe election 0 dent, Patti Whitek social chairman. Bucher, Judith He R' Alltllewg We took h0W it felt P the holiday da to Wg ll! cl on May 2 Jassroom' O aitan . tostuiieiii brglge 'll the C Ore We fo Wmmoiw Was In . 'V' A g Len . .CF-' ' , All .S Qi mm 1 S - 1132: Mir at 'Wit names l ke llmgl u mbell Y it we elecilgldbtred faces Rin Rillm' 4 Wi seq 'fleet f Killa, S3::Y3Nlntyiyh Matti M tinly W ann . , Cham . I INTER lil. W? mr, . . ' I AP Rankin. miie Q , .A ,,. . J ' aff - W2 Mele: ng-.rs oi study, io11vei1fi , , Egafter,the1e'1e1emaiitt- : - -1 Cub my llondaylii I by the Sill0lSllfi3 f .P sthtol leathers. . . :WTS Rm , ' 4 ,Lf . 'C '. ' ' , .. pq-.+ t'1 , dang lil PM ,.,1 as -' . 1 -11 raflillm 1: ' 211- ,- , tj . 1 1,-'T 1:0 .1 JW rl' s 1' H1 lil? K . M ,iff Li U' ' rPisIt1i5w'j .U tvlv' ' 1 tiff .1 :UN Htl' 1 t if U' 1.-'O fa- 1 .,l 'nfl l 5 1 af , t ' .1 - in ll Its ' ' C1 v ,Q 0 WC Fd, .M ' ,ll 551 . 5'1 -- 1 .M tl lv f H' . .1 ' ' if nfl A. ' llt' lllmilf .,1llt.. ti ily, .smt- L J 1' 1- lt' er' ,V r 5 ,J .. vw 1 'T '14 17: 111 . 1 On March 13, 1958, Hensel Hall was the setting for our long awaited cap- ping, With the addition of our caps and bibs our uniforms were complete, our probie days or preclinical days were over. However, we realized capping was only the beginning of the end. Memories of the following months as juniors included the May dance with Ronnie Reese and Lynne Haupt as our representatives, the two weeks vacation, working evening duty and nights and our new experience in the OR and Diet Kitchen. . . And Then We Were Intermediates . . Well, we were really on the way now! Some events to remember from that second year were the Rummage sale, the Halloween party, the Thanksgiving Tea and the election of Ruth Anne Andrews as president, Ronnie Reese, vice-presi- dent, Patti Whitekettle, secretary, Marjorie Keller, treasurer, and Ellen Lawrence, social chairman. Our student council representatives were Nancy Diller, Joann Bucher, Judith Hellen and Kathryn Mann. R' AndfeWS R. Reese P. Whiteketfle M. Keller E. Lawrence We took part in caroling at Christmas and the concert. We also realized how it felt to work during Christmas and New Year holiday season. We attended the holiday dance Moonlight and Musicv at the Iris Club. I On May 2, 1958 we sponsored the banquet for the Seniors in Fondersmith Eassroom. .Our theme was oriental. The room had a Japanese scene, and a Hpanese bridge surrounded by a pond and dragon. The servers wore Japanese f3OStUUl?S- .On May 23, Judy Manuel and Marjorie Keller represented our class m the Spfmg Fantasy dance at the Iris Club. We We found we still had to study hard if we wanted to be good nurses. And Wa added obstetrical nursing to our experiences, much to our delight. For what s more enjoyable than assisting with the delivery of a baby! FORTY-FIVE 4 1 NCQ X :Eat-f f is 2 itat fl X . -..rsg 0 11.7 a ta ,lf fl if lit-.5 11 Eli! 'J l, x X550 E Ffh? And Wien We Were Senzors We made it' This was our year-the one we dreamed about-was it only two years ago'P The addition of our black bands gave us recognition from head nurses and doctors but with them came added responsibility and the terrible fact of how ignorant we were. ' l if . mi' But we learned to accept more responsibility and delight in it. We spent 1 thrilling days in Receiving Ward, heard the reports of uByberry from our hrst 1 group of girls, and received our EENT experience. And of course, rendered our service on night duty, evening duty. - and oh yes, more evening duty! There were enjoyable experiences in our last year such as being measured C1095 for graduate uniforms, filling out applications for State Board Examinations, sell- '5' 0 ing candy, the bake sales, the usual holiday festivities, working hard on the year- 740 book. and producing a really good one. Ei Our class ofhcers were president, Ellen Lawrence, vice-president, Barbara Gish, secretary, Lorna Walton, treasurer, Barbara Minnichg social chairman, Patti Whitekettle. Our student council representatives were June Stum, Kathryn Mann, Marianna Merkey, and Marjorie Keller. ..And Then We Were Graduate Nurses. E. Lawrence B. Gish L. Walton B. Minnich P. Whitekettle '-. A ,I Now we could look back over those past three challenging years and realize W. what we had gained from our experiences and what was going on from one end of the hos ital to the other. Yes, we complained, but beneath our gripes was a N. P . . p X P' 't'i' love of nursing which carried us through the difficult times to rejoice in the end. r' W We have all gone our separate ways and the hospital is no longer our home, but ' 'i with us will always remain the memory of it as such. Cali, CLASS COLORS: Blue 84 White CLASS FLGWER: Peace Rose CLASS MOTTO: That we may glorify our God and live to serve mankind. ronrv-six .S it om . YM cwmmwmw W- IS hui wit h d xi in it. Bfbiffyn fr espelll 'nd Of course Um OUT hm RYE fy ' ,rendered QU! mmgmw 'ff guth , . mmmnwmw 5 . J. EXam'm0HS,seII- .lmmmmmm 6sLBuMmQmwmm w1umk0mmmmm g :iHMwkkM Imdume Nurses.. 1 vi , f ' LL 'iw Iv- If I l ' S s 'U dw ,'mM . .w , ,,RwM3imMw ' ,mmgvn I. ,wi ' 'A' : I .fmM0 mMw lrewlfe N , .T-is li Umf. 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You You You You You You You You accidentally set off the fire extinguisher in the nurses home. gave phisohex for milk of magnesia. called the Hoor and asked them to send a patient to the O.R. for the took a pulse and then discovered your watch had stopped. gave germa medica for mouthwash. u came in at 7 of ll to go on night duty. tested lysol for urine fAnd it was negative! D took used gave tried the visitor's temperature. El. of Phenobarb for red ink. a high enema and spilled it on your cap. to put both the codeine and the ASA in the capsule. Your patient used the water pitcher for the urinal. You tried to wrestle with a T. and A. and she bit you. You saved the day by extinguishing a fire of burning nipples in maternity. i Your car broke down on the way home from Byberry and it cost you S7 for a bucket of water. You You You You You gave an enema to a patient who was going to have a BMR. y l thought parenterally meant having to do with the parent. studied in the closet with a flashlight after lights out . took a BP and forgot to place the stethoscope in your ears. g were sprayed with bug spray instead of sun tan lotion. came off of evening duty and thought you were turning a light off, but Q instead turned on the tire alarm. You FORTY-EIGHT IDI ,'. wtf. f , ia fl Q. L I 'fr 35 lst R I 2nd F lsr 'Q Clfllppgd during H 5 a medication and Wmhmm I lo the OR. lor the gd stopped. - :Ez c.-piule. I I n .a ,. I ii. 9 mrilff 'I lllnl . .f '-nd it C09 Ill ll 'Ax Exif . -Se fllelll' . .15 Cillll' ..gV S ii wouf ell' Haig! I I ki-,ionV .. ul V wniaelll rn!-'I li I Editor-L. Walton my-fm I 5 .Q 1A,A -mf, if P Co-Editors-M. Sncxvely, K. Mann YEARBOOK STAFF CHAIRMEN 2 k . . .x , I 2 1 -QT' s 5 2 ' if ' f E V? if I I V 1. 1 'f fi? ff J . , . 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VV V, f .. . ff , f Me- .WM fi A W pw. W, wg,-f f M. f 4 4 . UQ ,X . Zgefa..-f V 1' ,V Q. Z. 1 V ,Q , W1 A ,Zi I I 3. ly! .? W, 4, ,Z gr. WV W, W V. . , Q V -V 4' I 1 f ,,,, I ' ly 5 I WV 5 4 5 7 I X M ,Vf VV V ' V V fy V V , V, ,V f -Vf , Q- ni ,-.,.,-VVV., :1,f.,..-.Vf f ' - f I Wy, , , ff .4 . .fgf'y , 4f fn-A. :V ' , 'V I I , 1 Ima 5 , - - . - r--Treas., I.. Pu i Row B. Minnich, L. Pfoutz-Ass'I Sec., N. Diller-Sec., J. Brubaker Pres., M- Kelle -Soc. Chairman, J. Rohrer-V. Pres. Row'N- DIfleI1bClUgl1, W. Rutt, B. Ziegler, J. Hershey, J. Bucher, M- SIWVEIY- w'B' Shfelneff K. Mann, C. Barr, G. Buckwcalter, J. Hellen. Miss Heidig Mrs. Bran P. Bcnge C. Bcnrr C. Brown G. Brown R. Buckwczller D. Denlinger N. Diffenbaugh J. Drybread M. Eberly R. Eichelberger V. Everett D. Feeney L Gish L. Good J. Griffith TER D ATES D' MCFurIqnd s. GWR s ewd NI Hartman D, Heu9Y ji Hersh9Y 1, Kissengef R, Kreider J. laclerach f N. laird M. Landis B- Herr M- Hess N- Mum P' Mdfiin Y f , ' I f' - 1.- -L V . P' Ewa C' BRN C' Brown G' BJUWQ R' BUCRWQIQQI D- DEMW N. Difienbough J. Drfhreud M. Eberly R. EicheJb9'99' V, Evereil D, Feenff L Gish 1. W N. J. N Iflzxgm, S. Graff 5, Gundrum Hartman D. Heagy J. Hershey Kissenger R. Kreider J. Laderach . Laird M. Landis B. Herr M. Hess N. Marchinski P. Martin D- McFarland -Il ll I ' ff ..,.. 5 'i'! f' TER D ATES C. Mease G. Moyer C. Myers L Palma J. Rohrer E. Shenk R. Smith B. Sprecher M. Sollenberger D. Stewart G. Sweigcart M. Waite B. Wentz B. Wentzel Fifsf row N. er., Second ,ow I Shfeiner Third ,owxNl Fourth rowx, ram. ,MA Sixth rewx S sefueni evemh row- WUH, L. 1 t, 5 It , . V-, , g,, 1 uf RS Meme lllltr Cl l' lulmu I. Mm lllg i SM mill l. Spreuler D. St ewurl G. SWB alll B lltll PRECLI CA bug- 4 .Wa f FifSf rlllowaieft to right-J. Eisenhauer, L. Pfautz, R. Davies, S. Minnich, M. Achey, C. Berstler, M. Alwood, N. Scholtes, W. Ru . y, Secorgdl rew left to right-M. Miller, R. Laube, H. Scott, M. Armstrong, S. Lowy, P. Terrill, L. Lincoln, E. Leinbach, S. Myers, remer. Third row-M. Smoker, D. Bender, G. Buckwalter, J. McCarthy, A. Leitzel. Fourth row-B. Kornbau, A. Ratusnack, B. Ziegler, L. Davis, M. Sweigcrt. Fifth row-A. Kissinger, D. Garner, R. Arehart, B. Fryberger, J. Mickouls. Sixth row-M. Groff, J. Rintz, M. Leaman, E. Zielke, L. Hoffner, J. Saylor, M. Holmes, B. Nelson, D. Eshelmdrl, L- EY6flY, E Sensenig. Seventh row-B. Hulshizer, J. Hart, V. Yeager, B. Brubaker, P. Potteiger, J. Heisey, C. Leaman, J. Herr, R. Jones, M. Yoder, Wolf, L. Leahy. FIFTY-FIVE wi ,,., , ,,,, . ,,,. li 1 1 L A I 4 ,V n f 23, xy ', al ' '15,-Jw , .QQ . 53. W JE ,gs Y I ez: if fff .:,. 1 fi , Seated-A. Zimmerman, R. Glick, R. Snyder, P. Garner, E. Coskey. Standing-S. Hornish, M. Binkley, T. Amey, R. Little, J. Kreider, P. Moyer, R. Turnquisf, H. Herr. f' ' yy..-A5251-f..f - f , ri ,X f H- 'V .X fy V , Q' 9 mf,sy,Mp . 2, V, .Vw 4, I W, Wye, W ia - - ' arf ww - .t q,,, Ns , ,- 5g:,,y,, v .WV 1, ..., V ,. ,Y ,Wye 0,7 Qgg, V so b,,-we-2' 'fs 2 ' 4' I-S7 523, Anna Mary Dings, R.N. S f Q Supervisor, Surgery V . Maflofie Gangemlf RN- Anne Kensinger, R.N. Supervisor of Surgery Supervisor, surgery SURGERY From the pre-operative preparation until the patient is discharged and the hospital doors close behind him-this is the period of surgical nursing. It is a period of explanation,Vteaching, preparation psychologically as well as physically, intensive care, and sharp alertness to daiiger sig- nals. It is a period that calls for many skills, much knowledge, calmness with speed and assur- ance, and clear thinking. As Seniors we were equipped to meet these demands. V V Constantly we had to call upon our stored-up knowledge -- recognizing the symptoms of shock and carrying out emergency measures, determining the signs that showed the need for re- lease from pain and comparing the toxic symptoms of a certain drug to those presented by the patient. Psychologically the patient needed preparation before his surgery-what would happen and how he should expect to feel afterward. As we took vital signs every fifteen minutes on a craniotomy patient, as we encouraged a pa- tient to walk straight after abdominal surgery, or taught a patient with a broken leg to walk with crutches as we recognized the need for comfort and reassurance, we reflected that surgery can be major or minor, complicated or uncomplicated-but it is never dull! I! ., ffl? 1 ri Annu Supervi xf. I H- Hen. .. I 1 , Giga he I I jg Anno Kensingvff IN' gupefvisof, SWWY ml doors h h0SP , IndxI1Ina1iof1, WIII, I C 'J danger aIerInC55 to dassur- with SP Iemands' eed HU . I mP'?0mS 0, 1iZingduIIeSIeed IGI IIa sh0We resenwd D those? ld IIPII nywhaf IDU va' we enC0ufaIIaIIavII s 'a 01460 Iegm WWW ' bra mac SMI cfm X Needed-One Surgeon K Dr. John L. Farmer I3 Chief of Surgery Anna Mae Ney, R.N. Supervisor, Operating Room I I -f -M , . ,GQAKW V , M, A . f ,N-M21 ?'z,-fQf ' ' al ' ff, ff? ,af-I A .QW ' ,Q , , + , f K - - I' 5 'Ai 7 p ' I? I -' ' I W If fy HQMQW5 .. . I I .I - .Q , 1. ' 5 - wgkfv 2' 2 'f'-' I ' ' ' -Wvfffaf .... .-Z: , .ev 'Mmm ... ' ' I ,A ,I ,Jac KNIFE I HEMOSTAT I SUCTION I SUTURE I ,f ff ,M-.2 Q ff fy WI' ew., x 1.1 ,V 14 vfkfzw , Wag ,V 225374 'IA f'f?fl'QEvfz4xj .-ZSUEMQTN6-A AfS,i,6,k , x I CSYSMZQ W Q av X :W Wfc' , ,fxfgdia , V - -I ww 1. vi ' Y' 'fgizim aff ' :YWE QWPQM? W M., M Q Q of, QM f Q . , ,M 1, X, 4. , yi, , Qygzyiom , ,. fifkwff 1, W I , mwyz, -v z Q.2-.VAN J X Y, ff fy A f Q ' , 'I f Sf R 1 4 f 'K I wx ,g . . X, H 4 , ,www ' 5 9 '31 ,zfweifi f f :if w?7Js3eQ-, I , f 5 , . ,- I -.'. : M!-,3,W5Z H5 VY IZ' , R we 1 f ,,'7,a,.g!f f Ay fa Nw f' 4 f J , f 4 f V0 X,y'f'Zf l I faf, X QA, , f vw, A f f W MX, ja ff X A73 f ,Qu 4, , 4 ff X f ,mfwg f nf M f e Y f , bw 7 92? -i 1 ' f Eva Alexander, R.N. Assisfani Supervisor, Operating Room Ml I . I ,I ,I I, 2 EI, ,Ir I I I .s I If 5 I X I as If I-I VI 'I I I II :II- II III I III II IU 'I In III 'I Ie 1M 1:1 II ,, 11 , III I I' I III: I II ,I I I Ie I I I L I I ,, I ,, I If II: Q1 I I ' ,KE W it 1 i I I I In I III 1I I I , . :III ' In IIII II H241 II5' Ira' 1:4 , gpm s we A. WW S 2? . Q it N 31 ,.,'? lil El ri ai? l ll E ? l i l wil l lfll ll , ll if liz il! 'wi Operating Room Staff Front' Row: E. Herman, M. Baird, J. Pelurie, A. Keller, T. Young. Back Row: B. Hunsdorfer, E. Czeck, M. White, S. Kump, G. Slofhauer. The Scrub uPlease God, don't let the surgeons comc, 'til I've- had time to set up first, For of all the things that can happen herc., Not 'being ready is the worst. Don't let them contaminate my sterile self, As they so often do- Then favor me with that awful look Which says, You lame brain, you! Don't let them throw all my fine points In disgust upon the floor. Then say so very sweetly, I'm sorry, give me more. Don't let them ask me for a G.B. clamp For I haven't got one here, Though when they know I haven't one, That's what they'll want, I fear. Don't let them wait 'til I have fixed Suture of the usual kind, Before they think to tell me They've suddenly changed their mind. urse's Prayer SIXTY-TWO Let them keep their hands off my Mayo stand So I can keep it straight, Most of them wait 'til I've got things fixed, Then ruin it, sure as fate! Please make them throw their specimens In the place that they are meant for, Instead of on my instruments, Or worse, upon the floor. Please don't make them holler For six things all at once, Then when they don't get them stat Treat me like a dunce. Please don't let them grab the towel I've placed my sutures in, 'Cause God, today I'm in no mood To bear itwith a grin. I'll let the surgeons do their work, Let them let me do mine, For then we can work together And get along just fine. I r Dr- 5, F, Simmm Chiel ol Anesllwe Dr. Paul H. Ripple Chief ol Ophthalmol. f I l. ir. M. White, S, yumpy G El' hands oh my Mayo stent keep it straightg , 'til I've got things hed. n it, sure as tate! m throw their specimens at they on my instruments, 6, upon the tioor. are meant ten ,t make them hotter thin s all at once, gdont Sei them et CY me like a dunee. b the nnnei let, litem gm . tures ine metd need IVY , eodflt ar it W surgeons do mrhines .em et me togettnef n W0 su t'm it '10 ith a grin. , i fe C3 , . l we alont! lust me D . r. G. F. Slmmermon C . href of Anesthesiology Anesfhefisfg 4 ff lf AM fffsf' ff? 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Scott No Abnormalities noted Chief of Radiology Dr. J. S. Martin Chief of Physical Medicine Dr. Stephen Lockey Head of, Allergy Department I Saw Front: W. Diehl, K. Second: W. Smith, Kitch N. Henson, Dr. Martin SIXTY-FOUR 2 ? V V. .ur .4- Q ' aej fm s, S lf lst row: H. Herr, A. Fiddler, A. Kreider, M. Longenecker, E. Caskey. Dr. H. H. Seiple 2nd row: H. Freeland, K. longenecker, S. Harnish, P. Garner. Chief of Medicine EDIC N Medical patients, unlike those with a quick recovery period from surgery, require a long ted- ious uphill grade to return to health. An innumerable number of medications, blood pressures, call bells, bed pans, and Clinitests make this a very busy and interesting field of nursing. Here we learn to carry out such procedures as enemas, douches, glucose tolerance tests and catheter irrigations which were taught to us in our first six months of training. Here we teach the patient with dia- betes the importance of insulin and diet therapy. The patient with heart disease is taught the im- portance of a balanced rest and exercise. Although at times the work seems to become drudgery, after a patient's back is rubbed, and the pillow iluffed, his look of appreciation and whispered, Thank you, nurse, that feels so good, are the rewards which make the work light. ' One experiences the real joy of nursing when the patient who has been in the hospital for weeks with a coronary occlusion or Tuberculosis has finally climbed back to health and greets the happy smiling faces of his wife and children. We, as nurses, must always keep our eyes on the distant goal of recovery for so often the patient,s hopes and spirits fail him when he faces his long stay in the hospital. In this service, as in no other, patience and tact are necessary ingredients in our nursing care. ' SIXTY-SIX Mildl EvenlD9 l i i l l How C0 lx sibilily that i l whole wing 4 1 Those n y 2 But as soon : have vanishe l What a sobe l i There's i l true that wa . knowledge 2 . we became lx we were res E 'E shadow our 1 yi The hi I lonely dark y y 21SS0ciated 1 l A 'eP0rted to 4 i i y for mystery Wffe Scareq i u Howei l 'l ' who Heedec Allfl 50' 1 OUP fi il Cltemellll I l ll fluent wh. l esp Us 5, lx gwasdrawir i . ly And a l nd accfln l leelin gof l nulslng ar l I H' H- Seiple sf Mariana ', require along ted- blood pressures, call rrsing. Here we learn catheter irrigatlons the patient with dia- :ase is taught the im- . back is rubbed, and ge, that feels S0 good' .,, in nn nnsnltl lil r health Bild grew 6 often tht verl' for Service, as lal. Ir Mildred Hilt, R.N. Fi0feflC6 Sigmdrl, R.N. Anna Ginder, R.N. Evening Duty Supervisor Assistant Evening Duty Supervisor Night Duty Supervisor ED and ights How could we, newly capped student nurses, handlethe activities, tragedies, drama, respon- sibility that we were sure to encounter that first fateful evening on duty-alone-in charge of a whole wing of a section? Those new caps, still strange on our heads, and starched bibs felt grand and protective at first. But as soon as we reported at 3 oiclock for the first time, the stiffness and protection seemed to have vanished. No, they werenit going to carry out the duties and responsibilities - we were! What a sobering thought that was . . . There's an old saying: Experience is the best teacherf' We never before realized just how true that was. It was as though that motto were written specifically for us. We had the basic knowledge and skills-now we needed to learn how to organize and carry out that knowledge. As we became accustomed to the evening routine, we began to enjoy our work. We were in charge, we were responsible for our patients' welfare, it was an exhilarating feeling, but one not to over- shadow our thoughts of duty. The hushed voices, the slow grinding of the elevators as they moved in their shafts, the lonely darkness, the tragedies and deaths-these were our impressions of night duty. We always a550C18ICCi mystery, drama, and romance with the night duty shift. But as the evening duty nurse reported to us, transferred the keys, and left, -who thought about romance? Who was looking for mystery? Not us! All we wanted was to be back in our rooms with the others. Why? We Were scared! It was dark outside and we were all alone . . . h HOWCVCF, we sooned learned that the night held nothing to fear-for us. It was the patient X O needed comfort and reassurance, and the knowledge that he was not all alone in his pain. nd 50- by helplng and comforting others, we forgot our own misgivings. 1 Our first impressions were not entirely wrong. There was plenty of tragedy, drama, and ex- citement: the unscheduled admissions, the cardiac patient who suddenly began to fade, the dying patient whose last spark of life had just been extinguished - yes, there was plenty of work to CCP US busy and interested. But how fieetingly the hands of the clock designated that our shift w - . HS drawing to a close and soon rt would be our turns to sleep. and And as .the sun rises and spreads its glowing fingers into buff-colored halls, a sense of peace feel, aCC0mPllShment overtakes us, erasing weariness and tension, and instilling in all of us a lflg Of belonging to this place-and we're glad of it. Now, if never before, we learned that n - . .. . Ufslllg and IIS responsibility is not a childish task. SIXTY-SEVEN Dr. C r rv Chief i ! V Pharmacy Sfaff Left-K. Leibensperger eart Iinic Dr. J. Howard Esbenshade Head of Heart Clinic Raghf-E. w. Tighe Pharmacy Ii Y 3 Heart Clinic Secrefa ries I i ' I 1 i SIXTY-EIGHT ger 19 HC Dr. O Donnell Chief Pathologist tcretaries LABURATURY Dr. Gaynor Ass't Pathologist Hematology Bacteriology Blood Bank Chemistry Urinalysis N-1, , Serology w I fx Y. Q, 5? if A ft :E 5, F3 5. PE :Q ,Y if it 55 WT W f 1 H , X ff f f W f f f ,M M5 Zz f QW? Magi ff ,, fyf ff f www 7 if ww f W f f , fn wgkf f ffwyqyg ff f ffwffil f 1 fffwzz if 1 ff ff W4 f f fr ,W2 ,ffm W, ff Wm Wir NM , f f 14-5i.Q.,, ..,.- ff Q - . . . ,. K wwf.,-,.w.,, 1 Vg , .WW M. WJ,M,,, W, . -. ,0- X , ,, ,,.,,1,-W f www we X i 1 K I if-e.w4f,Zi?Qf ,W , 4 Alf Qt'-' ' fr f M f I. w,+fWwy y False Alarm? s M. f 6 7 i V, 1, X ' A, f X I , I new f Z ,, X ., , I f 1,1 0- f el' i X A 5 Q June? Burkholder RN Supervisor, Receiving Ward J. Burkhoider, M, Mcguigqn C' Kresge, E. Miller sEvENry-rWO t i t ine 2 ' tort I ,. rd. sewing Witions with iilllef . and aut0lU0blle ii we We' At one mir will be patients: called Uut on a Cairn is lh' beating HCYCCIY to instill ct two trea an ami one To this ht with awe and t From chil whose lite was streetg and imr through our vt Intermitte in Central Sur One new works there a and many oth area teaches Tolerant gredients ma' PTOPGI medic health in ad. . Now, ag tts destiriatio the eXCilCme. 'fi ,U 4 ?iJ V I ,ovigan Ief RECEI mo WARD just like a thrilling drama being played on a stage is the stimulating picture seen in the Re- eiving Ward, Here come children who have swallowed various solutions and objects, people jmh lacerations of different degrees of lengths and depths, and the unfortunate victims of fire and automobile accidents. To this sanctuary come those seeking aid, and those for whom aid is too late. At one minute there can be two empty treatment rooms and five open beds, in the next there will be two treatment rooms in use, five beds filled, the benches outside overflowing with waiting patients, an ambulance with siren screaming pulling in from the county, and our own ambulance called out on a 99,'- Calm is the watchword here, panic must be avoided at all costs. Although our hearts may be beating fiercely and our nerves tensed to the breaking point, our outward appearance has to be one to instill confidence in our patients and all others involved. To this hub of never-ending activity, drama, excitement, and tragedy, we, as students, come with awe and eagerness to practice our skills and learn to cope with emergencies. From childhood our ears pricked up at the sound of a siren, wondering where it was going, whose life was in danger, and if aid arrived in time. Perhaps the ambulance passed us on the street, and immediately, as if by radiation, the thundering of our hearts and the blood pounding through our vessels, seemed to be joining that of the ambulance crew in their race against time. Intermittent with our time spent in the Receiving Ward, was our valuable experience gained in Central Supply and the Dispensary. One never realizes the value and time saved by the use of a Central Supply unit until she works there and observes the sterilization of flasks, syringes, needles, towels, venesection trays, and many other items that are so necessary in a hospital. A week's experience in this much-valued area teaches us to appreciate the work accomplished. Tolerance, compassion, and understanding in addition to knowledge andskill are the in- gredients making up the Dispensary, or Out-Patient-Department. Here come the poor, in need of proper medical treatment, but unable to finance a private doctor. Here we practice true public health in administering aid and through teaching good hygiene. . Now, as we are caught in the rush of wind that blows past us as a racing ambulance speeds to its destination, when the wail of a siren pierces the air and sends chills up our spines, we recall the excitement that we once experienced in our gamble with Life and Death. Ambulance Drivers. ef ,...,wXaa W x -1 1 1 1 i i 3 E 0 , ., is 5 1:2 Diliienhoger i Clinics V M ,-3 '1- Yi, ef A, 9 I , x f i x Q' 8 xx I x K9 N fl x wi '54 V: 41 J J S 'fn 1 f' I2 Df. C. S. G0i9' Chief of Dentistry Q cifilb JN r Q . gi 1 2 ia fi i V 6 I SW ntfoi SUPPY X f V V VJ! Z V ' , M24 ' ff j , f V ff. fi , , V ' Q V ff 'V Z- X X K ' ,M V ff Z N, ,f' f V 'www V, -CZ, ,yy ff, VA, ft, , V: ff, 'Z Zwf 'V 'V ' - . 5 f 1 zfftf WV! fV' fy UV' ., V-7,147 -V V 1-. ,fx ffw . v 22' .VffJVQQ? f , V f'v'1Vf'U V V-Mffzfh-'75Jf'Q27 ,V fy V , f ' - ey. ,av fwgw ff, ,-X14 ,Z A, V' f 571.1 544564 ,,f--mfwf V 5V . 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Supervisor, Maternity Supervisor, Nursery Hefmd l.. Rollins, R.N. Helen Kgpp, R.N. I . Night Supervisor, EVef1il19 Duty Supervisor, Maternity Maternity SEVENTY-SIX na i have 0 bot 0' 9 The sterile i ot anxious happi snooze does not night than in th with rows of fur mother there is 'how tow books stacked on bur books. Obstet adventure eailq ist Did I have a boy or gif l iv X W l 1 UBSTETRICS The sterile whiteness of the delivery room, a baby's first cry, expectant mothers with a sort of anxious happiness, nervous fathers walking up and down the hall for whom a magazine or a snooze does not holdthe usual attraction, the place where there is almost more activity in the night than in the day, the premature nursery with two-pound persons fighting to live, nurseries with rows of fuzzy heads in bassinettes, bottle warmers, and mountains of diapers. And to each mother there is really only one baby in the nursery-her baby. Motherfs classes, records and 'show to books, little lacy dresses, booties, and smart suits designed for men Just a few days old stacked on bureaus and bedside cabinets. Fathers peering in windows and studying formula books. Obstetrics-a nursing challenge, diapers and dreams, the beginning r g adventure called life. of the bi wonderful 2751i ''MWWrWc?A5-+-,W-:g,gjz2av4'- ',.QMMQJJQ f P . , Y , wa Q45 yi? :wt-Q6 ' ., rt inf fag '+I' ,, X -' , fl? ,Z iran? ,f V mfg xy -fvyf' jf t if 42 rg ' ai ft f 61-4' ,f Km 3 - f ' Y 'wif fri' .eg f . it rf! in rjffyz - L. , , 4 1, ' ' , K. 7 fc i V 5 ' ff . :2 f' f,-Z0 sam 5 , , .,,,,,.4 ,,, ,i,, 4 1 ,a f -if M 2 1 42 f ,H 5 .yy .1 . -, ,gffxyy V , 4, J A 2, X f . ' , v, ?V7'Z7,' i f ff wwf 1142-0 X ' wi ' .. h f f ' xlj5,,g,,5gg. , dz . 48 ff? ,Z , f 0 2 ff '- ' Q 9 3 . , , 'YW Qi W J It ,Q ! Premie Formula Room SEVENTY-SEVEN WH HHOW lon!! is 50 Cm? Time for shompool , I I I I ww. Q. :ram-x mmwwv X Wrrmvx ,X I I I I I I. I I Il I I I I I I I I I I I I E II Is ,E I I .I II 1 I Ir I I Snaps from I 0f7.S'fEffl'0S . K The ever present paper work 5 ,, ,-,. .. .........4.,..,.,-,, . Boby's view of nurse 5 SEVENTY-EIGHT -A Wi: 1'lUfSe. 5 'YQYYT' V ,L 4 'r' If 5 ' 5 ,Q ii V44 W 'ik ,. Mfg ,- K' I ki-, A if ff 1 ,fx f uf 'Q , 5 if W X WV? Z 1,1 wr, ,Q Q ' V , ,,f X U, f , xx 9 A + 'f in X Wg, ' 1 f WQQQQ 14 ww, ww W, WWW as , ' Q3 ,QQ f ,Q f , 25,f402Q , , X I 5 Xu-.X f W 7 WZ G W, f ,LM f' M M fw tiff 041' X 4 9 U , ni ' 'wx Mx, ,, Zim, Q '43 6 ', W A ,X Wf Dr C H Hoover V Bouder V Dlehm L Crownover Janet Moodle RN BA Chief of Pediatrics WelkS6l Super Igor Ped an-ics PEDIATRICS These three months spent with the staff and children proved to be very challenging, educa- tional, and interesting. Many times we had to step from our student nurse role.into that of play- mate, parent, or teacher role. Psychology, tact, wisdom, and patience were needed in giving medi- cations and treatments. We needed to explain why this pill or Mbee sting would help them get better or just why the doctor wanted them to have an enema before surgery, the need for a cast, traction, bedrest, or a fish net. Some of us will remember only the children's ward on third iloorrin the old part of the hos- pital while others will recall moving from the old into the new on seventh Hoor while still others will only remember working in our new department. The change was remarkably delightful. We now have on the East wing separate isolation rooms, a critical ward. and rooms for children ages three to five and six to twelve. The intercommunication system, hi-fidelity set, and air condition- ing are also treasured luxuries. The West wing is for the adolescents and those having their ton- sils removed. Many of us will never forget checking lV's every ten minutes, crushing pills, and mixing them with syrup, filling croupettes, going through isolation dips, suctioning, giving enemas, doing soaks and changing burn dressings, feeding babies and coaxing children to eat, wheelchair races, explaining bedsides, and allaying fears of both child and parent. Along with our experience in childrens ward we spent some time in formula room and pre- mature nursery. Our experiences were varied and interesting. They not only prepared us to be better nurses but more understanding of our patients. EIGHTY 'i .. an l .l i il ru 1, . Ui . , M, X ,X .Rig i l r i F 1 l l l l l N J 'E loner M Supervho, hallenging, eduga. :-into that of play- led in giving medi- ruld help them get te need for a east. Jld part of the hos- tr while still others ply delightful. We is for children HQCS and air condition- fg having their ton- mixing pills, and , ing enemt1S, domg r wheelchuifllces' 6. ruin room and W to be better HWS oodie, RIN. B ' Pedlfllllqg ffif it,W' ,,f t 4 me , I ' 3 t ' KE t A: fu'-. We , K5 ' f ' , ie?, f 1 f f ig ?fe5y? r of,fe'1y 15 fi J' ' , t . ,, 1, 4 wZbWf W t S We ' 4 5 WQw?wwQw J if ,f P .MW , . V.-,mn ,ff f W V :MW , 7 ' :VZ4 1 ,Q wwf , ,,,, ,A , t , W airy, y- W 1-i A w ,515 . ...5-ff'?mvL Y . A ' ' 3 9 V twf ft in G, ,. ,,,o,.e 1 4 S f , ' W f' who W 7 X ff IS . -:I , . ' Nfl Q f X 2 -v 'VZQZIX gi l m ' A , , X lf Z f il 5 S' , , f . t ,.,, .M,M.,.N, ., ,, ,, .. , .. M2?ip , 1- Q' . 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Three impression , The 'nce' . ho0SCt ISlllg We C . of HU mind, tto th 6 humiill W1-f...A ...www .47-Q RG! 4 , v QM. u 'f ' 4 'li ' fi I A ,. Hu! 1 NH' ' Xev: fav HB1 ' Blll W' lil Y We Qlm XY. Tlwn 1- XX With At mi Mx. Rm Rall: PATRUNS f A 'Friend Miriam A. Atkinson Eva Alexander Mr. and Mrs. John Anuscavage Dr. Joseph Appleyard Dorothy M. Aulthouse Dr. and Mrs. John L. Atlee, Jr. Dr. Bernard W. Albers Dr. and Mrs. William A. Atlee Richard Alderfer Twila Amey Mrs. Harry C. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Dale Andrews and Yvonne Dr. Robert L. Bauer Dr. Charles W. Bair Mrs. Karl E. Buri Mr. and Mrs. F. Willis Bashore Dr. and Mrs. George Burnett Mr. and Mrs. John Balmer Dr. J. H. Brubaker Dr. John C. Barr Dr. Samuel S. Barr Dr. Paul B erly Nora Binkley Mr. and Mrs. A. Lloyd Bewley Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bechtold Oliver S. Bechtold Ruth Mae Bechtold Lois Bechtold Mr. .and Mrs. Chester Bischoff Sandra Baublitz Janet Burkholder Irene Breneman Janice Bennethum Pauline Baker Ruth Bomberger Mary L. Bechtold Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Baker Dr. Veronica Cankar Helen Chance Dr. John M. Carper Dr. Franklin K. Cassel Oscar Cramer John Conrad Lillian H. Chapman Eleanor Caskey, R.N. Mrs. Beniamin E. Clark Gladys Campbell Dr. Oscar Davis Dr. Paul R. Davidson Dr. Irene B. Davis Dr. C. S. Duttenhoffer Mrs. Anna Mary Dings Alice Diller Dr. James R. Delp Dawn Dittoe Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Diller Mrs. Anna Doyles Dr. S. Kendrick Eshleman, Ill Dr. and Mrs. J. Howard Esbenshade Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eisenhart and Herbert Alma Engle Marion H. Engle Friede Eberly A. Miriam Eshleman Carol Evans Dr. C. R. Farmer Dr. John L. Farmer Dr. H. C. Fulton Helen E. Freeland Steve Fricly Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Frey and Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Finkbiner Rachel Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fortna Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Floyd and Kay Mr. and Mrs. E. David Frey Anna Mae Ginder Dr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Goodman Dr. J. Hottman Garber Dr. Milton S. Good Dr. John L. Grosh Dr. Charles S. Gaige Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R. Galloway Arlene Gingrich Mrs. Elizabeth C. Grim Lois Graver Barbie Ann Graham E. G. Glatt Mary Groff Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goss M. Gangemi Dr. Tilbert R. M. Gyorgy A friend Betty Jane Gochenauer Viola Heidig Dr. Lloyd S. Hutchison Dr. Robert C. Helm Dr. Carl H. Hoover Dr. Fred G. Holt Sara Louise Harnish Dr. Samuel M. Hauck Dr. Harold K. Hogg Dr. C. Walter Hassel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hemmig Ruth Houck Mrs. Catherine Hanna Florence E. Huston Grace E. Hess Esther Hess Mildred Heagy Mrs. Hilt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harple Mr. and Mrs. Enos G. Hershey Mary E. Hershey Maureen B. Harry, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. James Hamish Marian Heagy Miss Jeanne Homan Mrs. Ruth Hepler Mrs. Paul H. Johnson Dr. Milton W. Johns Dr. Lewis M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jacobs Dr. Edgar D. Knerr, Jr. Dr. H. C. Kinzer Dr. and Mrs. Newton E. Kendig Mildred Knouse Dr. Henry Kreider Gene Keeny Dr. and Mrs. J. Donald Kemrer Janet Kreider Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kurtz Mrs. Keen Elizabeth A. Keenen Helen Kopp Dr. and Mrs. Gary Kirchner Mr. and Mrs. Car Kloidt R. Stanley Kuhn Loretta Kepple Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaylor Dr. Milton Lu Dr. Arland A. Lebo Esther L. Lutz A friend Rev. and Mrs. Stuart Lease Mary B. Lyon M. Esther Leaman Dr. Stephen D. Lockey Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Lats Kathryn Longenecker Mrs. Anna Lamborn Mr. and Mrs. George R. Longenecker Donna E., Georgia R., and Toni Bea Shirley McClo Longenecker skey and Steven char Emma Hamshire McGrath Dr. F. Wendle McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. John McKelvey Dr. Joseph H. Myers Dr. Joseph X. Medwick Dr. Edgar W. Meiser Dr. Henry W. Miller Dr. Clyde V. Musselman Dr. Ruth C. Moore Metzler's Grocery Store, Manheim R. 2, Penna. Janet Moodie A friend Mrs. Fay Minnig Miriam Montgomery Mrs. Esther Miller Mrs. Theresa Mashburn Dorothy B. Mellinger Luke Newswanger Anna Mae Ney M. Esther Neidermyer Nancy and Gene Mr. and Mrs. Donald Overly Mrs. Peter DeS. Orfanella Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. O'Connor Dr. S. G. Pontius Dr. John G. Pontius Er. Dale M. Posey r . and Mrs. Charles B. Peterson, Jr. Dr. Harold E. Peters Dr. Peter Pranckun Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Prowell Dr. John L. Polcyn Marian J. Plank Mrs. F. A. Rollins Miriam Rissler Calvin M. Ross Dr. Paul H. Ripple Florence E. Reidenbaugh Ruby Rapp Freda Roseman . Mrs. Ellen Reese Dr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Seiple Dr. A. Paul Shaub Audrey Sensenig len Scanlon . and Mrs. David Skibinski He Mr Dr. Charles P. Stahr Dr. W. S. Scott Dr. E. M. Solomon Dr. Mary Ellen Smith . and Mrs. H. E. Staufter cial Service Department Fay Saltzer Alma Stoltzfus Phoebe Strickler Flossie Shivery Mary K. Sauder Anna Sauder Mrs. Sarah Stoner Mrs. E. W. Sparrow Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherk Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stief Dr. Donald Smelzer Dr. E. J. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sigman Dr. Paul S. Shantz Mac Snyder Anna B. Snavely Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Snavely Mrs. Nancy Tingley Jean Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Clark Taylor Ruth Tournquist Mrs. Nancy Varnes Dr. Paul E. Wallin Dr. Christian S. Wenger Dr. John G. Welch Dr. Paul R. Wentz Dr. Hiriam L. Wiest Dr. Donald B. Witmer Dr. William K. Wheatley Dr. Henry S. Wentz Dr. Henry N. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Witmer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weed Dr. lra G. Wagner Dr. and Mrs. Richard Weber Nancy Wilkey Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weirich Mrs. Johanne Wertz Mr. and Mrs. D. Lewis Wade Rhoda Wenger E. Winter Ruth and Martha Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wert Dr So EIGHTY-EIGHT l Caccam0 will Slwl Golrlbarllt ilowel S Mike's Restaurant Weavers Memorial Stauller's Market- David's Optical Ct Sloan's Pharmac- C0mPliments Q. Malllllelm Nati. Mosemamvs I N- I l-ancasier' R nlg Bo lilmfry M hh lelllggelllm 'QHQQI' 'el Blue: Genemyer s. Donald OV I leilwgjriqnellriry :nliusmus W' Olcllhnor - Pontius - Posey Eillll? in 'lunclwn rx. loseph W. Prowell . Polcyn Plunll Rollins xsler Ross Ripple t. Reldenbqugh 99 semen n Reese Mn. Harvey H. Selple :ul Slwuh Sensenig :nnlcn l Mis. Dcvicl Slilbinslil :flex P. Slahr S. Scott I, Solomon rf Ellen Smith Mn. ll. E.S1uuller Service Departmenl ilhef Sfaltzfus 5 Slrldlel e Shiva L Sq ef Snider Sgmh Slant! En W, Sparrow rd fm ilobefg ilielk 55 Mn. Carl lle H015 Srnelzer , Q 2 I l1Tg.nKennell1 Sllman 7,4 s. Sham QSQZZGVQIYL Sno-JelY fd NDT-Agleiy Neva lll Q Y-N5 I r la-dfrlxf-.CM me . temp' es sgcffy alll L A 1i.W0ll ' f:-- . 5 weneef C-55559 ch 1.5! U lifli' lJrl'6Sl n vlilmel we 1 .L whfall l wirllams ' ,LWU Mime' A ff ,fil- V ff' R059 ed g Iwi. N9 r if , Um Edwar f .i45WIl,aWfl r 'A wi, ll I f Hwy naWfl 'l -ff' . un 'sl 'f as-fiwelgwiswude 'ft Yun- 9' nr .nfqll I I?-20' wagne : plfql u5vfl'0 Wed i.f,f':m W' If Caccamo Beauty Shop-Lancaster Goldbach's Flower Shop l Mike's Restaurant Weaver's Memorials 1 Walton's Sunoco Service Compliments of a Friend Henkel 8. McAllister 201 E. Chestnut St. Lancaster, Penna. Keener Memorials Maytown, Penna. Nlalurice E. Lehman ' StauFFer's Market-lawn 8e Garden Center David's Optical Co.-Lancaster Sloan's Pharmacy-Mt. Joy Compliments of' Manheim National Bank I Mosemann's Pharmacy 25-27 N. Prince St. Lancaster, Pa, . Smith's Flower Shop 225 Grotftown Road EX 3-8992. Compliments of The Keystone .National -Bank of Manheim Alpert Department Store H Market Square, Manheimi Pa- Kauffman's Fruit Farms Bird-in-Hand SO 8-3621 ElG'HTY-NINE .Ll l 1 l l r I l I' I l C l l ,l L A . l I l l l l Z I 1 l l t l l l , l fl l r i e i. F n r S. if -f-- -- - ll- em... Sli' Simple Words: 661 WASN'T AFRAID I FELT SAF E. These are six simple words spoken quietly and sincerely by a patient ready to live once more. But they are important words-words that reward and encourage the nurses who hear them. They serve as a small down payment on a tremendous debt that cannot be paid with dollars alone. Nursing today, as in the past, is a profession based on the prin- ciples of unselfish service and devotion to others. Into the making of a career in this vital profession go dedicated teaching, ardent study A and untiring effort. That's why New Holland Machine Company wants to express its gratitude to the young women devoting their lives to keeping America healthy. That's why we're proud to commend the instructors who so diligently teach these young women the principles and techniques of nursing. HI! Nzw HOLLAND Frat in Qleeslend Firming NINETY ,V fl E 'V l y. l ll gl ll fl r ll ll 'v 4 l IP' A CQIUPRIL md Phill Supp ,HOl HALPHEQGW 4 PHO I ll ' li 321 if lu' Niw Hom ll Phovff EU if l mm CHRYSLER 8: 5 Sales Si '524 W. MMN ST- E Phone: E I L--,,-.... hafdqk C0mFn Complete Lme Of Photo Supphes and Servlces RALPHS HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY 327 E MAIN ST Phone EL4 8285 H1 Ne1ghbor UP THE STREET AT MARY SACHS EX 7 6231 4 In P NEW HOLLAND, PA. 708 N. DUKE ST, ID, . . . I l as L O rely by cr encourage Tymenl on Q the pflll' me making dent studY to eXPf95S fo keeping in5f1'UClOfS giples wld l g A. R. SENSENIG. INC. IMPERIAL CHRYSLER 8z PLYMOUTH Sales 8: Service 524 W. MAIN ST. NEW HOLLAND Phone: EL 4-2284 Iohn N. Sauder Auto CO. NEW HOLLAND, PA. CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE . ..., pf., ...... ,. ..., . ,Q .315f55E3i5555iigf2?5?,:ii5?EiEiififi3fl??5i5?55i5fsfEE5EiEii?i3 1:555 5 555555555 5 5E3jg.r:r21i2'2i5- 'ffl 3 2 3 25515 ' A P ' :ii QSM: '55?5555ii5ii55E25fi252525iiiiiiiiiiiiigiiiisiiiiiigi 1152525252521 Reg. U. S- Po' Off of-d Cofwdo fi 2. :-:-:-:':-:-:-:i13:34I-I-I-I-2-1-:Az-::an-:-:-34. '-I-:AZ-iv:-:-1' - '- 5: ',,, I-- ,vzzfir-I:f:1:-1-'-1-1: v. 1-4-:21-:f .fNQ'f:-1' .-'4 I-111:11-Z1-vii-1-1:21 -' : -651:-:+1'I'f ififfiif rfiiffiff U' 5552555f5f55525ffiEflf5E5E5l5ffi555E1E5Ef5fEff? 5555if55352- erjiif-51 '55 ,li1'3E1.323i5E52:E2i2E?i3E5i2E2E25992? F5453 .1.2'l223i?iE35i21:1.. ?5 ',:?V 3?H2525222225252525555555525522i2i2ieies522f21 .:E2e2525s51' .. 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Telephone EX 2-2136 STOCK YI-SRD'S INN Serving the best in everything BANQUET ACCOMMODATIONS 1147 LITITZ PIKE Q OPEN 24 HOURS PINKY'S ATLANTIC SERVICE CENTER ARROW SHOE STORE Known for Quality Lltlfl 81 Oregon Pikes Lancaster, Pa. I - 14 EAST KING STREET Phone: EX 4-6638 LANCASTER, PA. TIRES - BATTERIES Phone EX 3-9298 FUNERAL DIRECTOR FINE 414 EAST KING ST. . MEAT PRODUCTS LANCASTER, PA. I I X 1 17-P5 ENN , 3-584 RU ue -011 Ruous. 1111, ' A A A Feedhlrl V 2 1 ST OKER SERVICE 'X ' YAm1's INN 11111 in 1111,11,1,,g .CCOMMODATIONS QITITZ PIKE i. ,i , --,ii-1111-' -lil,-il 1 s swan Mn for Quality 51 KING STREET 1 sc.1sTER, PA' 3 Z X iullllffk' FINE A M1 pnovuas A ff !dggPRINTlNG md Q67 OFFICE suppufs A f?-E5 E.NEW BTX ' LANCASTER. PA EX 3-5841 FRED F. Funeral Service 3-5842 U V V 3-5843 1 RUSSELL G. SI-IELLEY STUDIO LANCASTER, PA. YOUR SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER I I 1 1 1 1 I .I L l 1 l I i 1 i . i Q 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 4 i U 1 1 1 1 '1 i, AD NINETY THREE ff 1 5 K I -1------A-e-------V-i-,---V -. ..1. w.....'f..-W-:,l,.m W YJ., . ,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,MV-,Yu YAY-W F -N p Y T! ' V A mfehzfhxzn 'qc . L H.n.L.-...u.......e,,......lY-,, M-. A. 0. SMITH CURP. . Compllments of WELDING PRODUCTS - ' MILLER 8: HARTMAN LEOLA, PA L , I Compliments of the Compliments of HUSPITAL CLUTHING C0 Bl-lBY'S DY-DEE SERVICE 1107 walnut sf. Incqrpqrated PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. Telephone WA 3-1785 NINETY-FOUR X N f Pr li I1 Il -Q Q f x u M I -mints gf H HARTMIN I I w I s f ,i-- i ,,,,....-- .----f I 1 I i I 5 . the A phments of I 1 L clonuun cv. Walnut St' ELPHW PEW' ,D ' Wx 3,1785 .Phone X KREIDER MCDTORS BECK BROS. Sales FORD Sewices MANHEIM LITITZ 300 S. MAIN ST. MANHEIM, PA. R. W. SAUDER MOSEMI-INN'S GROCERY Marketing Service FRESH EGGS MARKET SQUARE Produced on Penn-Dutch Farms LITITZ, PENNSYLVANIA IACOB H. RUHL. INC. 18 SOUTH MAIN STREET MANHEIM, PA. INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE ACHENBACH'S PASIRY SHOP BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES Phone Leola OL 6-6671 im Mdnheim, Pa. LITTLE PIG DINER 809 NEW HOLLAND AVE. LANCASTER, PA. WENGER'S FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION LEACOCK, PENNA. Phone Leola OL 6-2911 NINETY FIVE Y. V.-.- ,. . F V F I I I L 0 I 4 L r 1 Q i i . I r r 1 Q A 5 U 1 1 rf Q. E ff LI, , 5 -A--E+ 'wwf' 1 , ' It -1, . .A 4 T 1,154 ' i t . I 5.4. ...J 4. 4 --. H 1 y D. M. Weaver and Son 622 NORTH QUEEN ST. Self Service Store Smoked Meat and Cheese Central and Southern Markets .54-2 - Q s ' ,, t V ,:,,,, J 7 . , . N - 6 -93, . f Q 1 x S xx -X .ass-1 N T Jhzmtf' r. xx 3 .1 , ' L 33 4 1 Pl srxg i 1 ,V 5 lt' 41.1.-v avtlwf . SVV I ' . 'H I47.-,n . J ,s 'iw t -A am- :g.rg3z.n-3 ...L as 1' Cf Z' 'QW -.41 'S H H, , ,,. , N,- fri e q . ll rg, gif, . K., L ' 1 , If l nga.: Qc 2 '..:. -' 'T' 3 '- H .......,, ,., 14-J----' ....-: ,, - xic' 4 'zf fa - r -, 1 . '.U-,'.-' -5' 17--FU .y qw . , .A .L.,.-,q7I.kiR.yz,.?f,S:6m:. H ueen St. Lancs: , a. ' ' :az N.Q . ft? P I-IESS BROTHERS QUALITY APPLES Eber1y's Furniture Store Furniture 8: Floor Coverings 1Mz Miles East along the Manheim Road ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. Phone EM 7-5468 Park Automatic Laundry t EXpress 2-2678 no rr YOURSELF OR WE DO IT FOR YOU 1 ,R GEARI-IART'.S SELF - SERVICE So to 31.00 Store 15 S. Broad St. LITITZ, PA. I , NINETY-SIX The Class of 1960 wishes to extend its thanks to those who have helped make this year- book a success. 1, 1 r I 1 I 1 , to J N L 'N H 1 5 i I Y, H tn it 1 V 1. tl fi :x Y , t W t lf ' A ff? Pure I 1 A l 1 2' ff J J . Q if -f ,-'fi rom Carburf by I LP Ga Phone EX 7E I 1 Conlim Platters Comfol Dini C, 701 N, Duke X I C i . . O HI ' ml- xx OTHERS APPLE3 I I I I 5 rnilure Store Floor Coverings East along the tim Road IHTOWN, PA. EM 7-5468 I I I i w I I I I I I Iass ol 1960 I to extend I I I nks 10 lI10S9 MVS heIPed this Year' I cz success' I I I X fare Pleasure . . . PRIZE-WINNING I C PIERCE AND REESE MW I MEATS AND FROZEN FOODS - 3 132 North Delaware Ave. if 'Eiga l - I .W M5555 EW swam PHILA. 6, PENNA. I I IOI-IN E. LANDIS CO. Carburetor and Ignition Tune-Up by Dynamometer Method I Lancaster Coca Cola Ignition Testing by Bottling Works Dumont Dynavision LP Gas Carburetion Specialists L ANC ASTER, PENNA. Phone EX 7-6129 1094 Manheim Pike LANCASTER, PA. I I Conlin's Luncheonette I I CHRIST G. HIGH Platters - Fountain - Delicatessen Comfortably Air conditioned I BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR Dining Room Facilities EPHRATA ROD. 2, PA, Carry Out Service Phone RE 3-5426 701 N. Duke EX 4-6226 I Eilaieec:lser's Gull Stai1OI1 Compliments of Gasoline - Oil ' Tires SINGING NEEDLES. INC. KISSEL HILL Phone MA 6-6101 NINETY-SEVEN I I 54.-p-' -U... .- .Nerf x-- I -..-YYY , L W., S. Warfel Associates. Inc. Construction and Engineering Queen D035-TY Company 1540 MANHEIM PIKE EX 7-3691 LANCASTER, PA. Columbia Trust Company The B. B. Martin Co. COLUMBIA, PENNSYLVANIA Lumber - Millwork A 3'Zy Interest Paid on Certificates of Deposit 22, Interest Paid on Savings Accounts LANCASTER, PA. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. l .L 4---r..- V '. -:.,:z,' . '. . - 4M,. , - ' .e-,Z .ig---2.,fg-5417 1' : .1 ft. 3:11 1- .-'1 . -, , , :..,g . .- ' QF-'.'-,Z I1 1 . ilu ':.+l5,:-I,'J2: '1 uv'-.r I Nw -f ' ' A f -1 .1 ,tp gQg,l'l1if.-gr,1'!1:Q -3111 l'f-- ' A ,., ,-,.f3g-x5i'f fJCiy 4' ' . 'xfvci X 'gf efa-asvt-rgi.. 9 WRX ., Q an '- gm ' ' ' ' ' A .1 427.1 . T7 35.5 'AZE-'54-I ' ,arf -A U2 I' iz.: ,-. . 4-5 ,J .. '12, W:-, ' Lid? IE., ,- Zh!-, U. H.: 1 -','!.v. -' .vJJiv,.:.i?'. . ' ' -. QQ 3: Jn. 1' gigs.- 3'g ,4 I 1: 'ff -QJEI 4- V N I 325 .f. .-v m J. f.-g.,:.',-i,1,y73 .5 Q. 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'--rw 1 - , ..S-',l,.,...,,..:q -fp, ' YOUR LANCASTER BREAD NINETY-EIGHT g I Mari 0 X I ! a I t 5 UD' mxycompflhy mlmr it X Y 1 E X lmhiu Trugi comm Munn, pm i VSYLVANA tl P134 On Certilicates of Dept PM W Sm!! Amounts 1 I use Nerd Deposit lnsuranneforr ' 1 i Z 3 rs 1 1 1 r 3 I 4 , 3 , I I 1 I I L , 0 W AW :--' N X mf r xi PRINTING OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS PRI TING H0 Market and Grant Streets Lancaster, Penna 0PPosife Pigeon-Hole Parking Loi XP' Q xlvlvm Z L.Lf,, , 'f Y A 164. 1- nam. .Silas ,.-,W .r t1'.,1:Zb X . iiw , ' A 1. ' A V V YM 1 V qv4P' ' ai n P Jifjdg, 1 ' A - - Y 'H A ' f 47' - - ,mynm Q W , .. ,, . . A -'-- -VL ,L5lJ - --y t tl V - ' fs.B'v. V ' ' fin-', , Q? . 1-1 f... gpg. 3 . , .af T L 1 V 4. r S. I I I ! 4 V 3 I I 1 l K 4 I 4 v v J , 1 l 1 A L V v 1 1 1 I 2 E v r 1 5. F 7 5. W . -MH ,,.,, .. V,v.....w.--.....--Y..v---,. Y-,..-.-. .,,...-...-....., - V ...H