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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

:- KX I X I T' rf , 71, -I v -Q 2 ' Z ? Q I :ii ! ,X Rx ,af N. L fi:-im, ,,, a qv, x ,lx-. -V .f vt: , ' , , 1' A , Um V , US- X, Aw- Q. N. X 5-vw , , , . ,,-H., , I ' Egg-wx A - A 'X ' f. ., , L jf, fy. , , 1A , . . k bm ux., MN ., wh., x:a.Mv5:. , , AL W. , V ,.,, . . --44 , s ,X 4- r CO-ED LEONA P JOANNI ADV MRS. LINDA Lancaster C School Lancaster NIGHTINGALE 1967 CO-EDITORS L LEONA KRAYBILL JOANNE MILLER ADVISOR MRS. LINDA BUCKWALTER Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing Lancaster, Pennsylvania DEDICA1 FACULT' SENIOR! UNDER! ACTIVI1 SPECIAI NURSIN PATROI TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ........ ....... 4 FACULTY ........ ........ I 2 SENIORS ............ .... , .... 2 0 UNDERCLASSMEN ............... 42 ACTIVITIES .,.... ......... 5 4 SPECIALITIES ................... 66 NURSING SERVICE ............. 86 PATRONS .......... ........ I 02 DEDICATION We entered the world of medicine with eager expectations, but also with timid apprehensions. We looked for guidance, we groped to find someone we admired, someone with whom we could identify. We first learned to know you, Mrs. Linda Buckwalter, as an instructor in our probie days. Your serene manner and patience led us calmly over stormy days of learning new techniques! With growing esteem we chose you as class advisor, not only in our first year, but also in the two succeeding years. We gained insight into the psychology of man under your teaching. With your help, Obstetrics became an enjoyable reality. In response and appreciation for your guidance, logical advice, acceptance and belief in us, we dedicate our 1967 NIGHTINGALE to you. ?b up I i - L l l , , ,.,,,.,,.,.. ,,,A a M,.,.J t also with d someone nstructor in ver stormy ou as class years. We With your accept2111CC vi, e M 1 ' Nl' ' TM, , .Z S 'W ,4, L. 2141 f A.. HSCHES .,wf s M A 5 , . ' 1 r L, e A, L, H :J . , 'Qs i 'asf X' ! rx A' .J 2 A A I' si , Y 1 1' 1 I ,A ! I .e Q L 'e Q .r TO LEARN Classes classes classes They seemed never endingl We learned quickly that shorthand would have been helpful so that we could take notes feverishly. As if by fate, several tests always seemed to occur about the same time, our beds were no longer used for sleep- ing, but rather for studying. Window sills and chairs held the overflow from our sag- ging bookcases. Each year found us in the labs fha iv learning new procedures. Needles, syringes, catheters, stethoscopes, and bed pans became important tools of our profession. The pursuit of learning is a continuous process. Medical knowledge and nursing experience requires perseverance. s.. They seerned never. lddl' that shorthand ul S0 that We could S if by fate, several cur about the same onger used for sleep. dying. W' ' rflow fro r found us i s. Needles nd bed rndow srlls IH our sag- nthe labs , syringes, pans became e pursuit ous process. Medical experience requires rofession. Th l up 3.52 'I I v. I. Q . . .I - -f A l 1. 1 xi gn 1- EVA N, 3, K . J be 'if I ' up feet . I Vx' N . f a X Q ' X - .. , ' 4 , -cf ,ev I 1 1' t7'Yf '1'1--'bijhu --' , , -.-X Q Lv r - Xxx ' . X, Xe 3 ' , N? 'T'f ' ff-, Nlrp ,Q A t gi' N .5 J f 'i 33 , 1 f x F, K 1 .,v is sf' 9 xl f , 7 Ag s kv? 'W' hx A 1 , i':ii ' ,...1of f L 1 - 4 T0 GROW . . . Our probie days will never be forgotten! For most of us, nurses's training was our first ex. perience in living away from home. New friends were made and we soon realized that studying was essential to earn our nurse's cap. Our junior year found us helping to deliver babies, setting up O.R. tables, getting experience in psychiatric nursing at Wernersville, and working with sick children. . . . Finally our black stripe-we were seniors! We had experience in clinics, in the Emergency Room, in Intensive Care and in Public Health. As we graduate, we look back on the past three years and realize that our formal instruction has come to an end, but for us, it is only the be- ginning. 5 . '-N, ,.,., V A xx l f t, ,QL 'E f-5 JW, r neverb U . . ffl! For raining was our first en. from home. New friends an realized that snnnying rr nurse's cap. Our junior to deliver babies, setting experience in psynlniaerif 2, and workin ' e forgnrr g with sick str seniors! Cl. . . rgency ipexwe were mics, rn the Eme re and in Public Health nk back on the past three nr formal instruction has br us, it is only the be- 'ISP f fb Meal, 'ji f' fe s Q f K fe Fflfffwi, if fgxrwqfi 1 , ,uf 1 ff' ii ,irrffr f M! I Af f 715 rp f 5 Qqffff , tb if Ui 1' V I Z ff V' , X e:-fd , ,Q :I f ,wr V LZJZ1, jQ 'f'Q.ZQ1 or . gs, -, 1.1. f 1 .4 Ie meek jf TO HELP . . . To nurse is to help comfort a child crying for his mother, to give encouragement to a wom- an about to give birth to her first child, to emotionally prepare a man who will be con- fined to bed for weeks while his injured heart mends, to be a solace to a mentally ill patient by just being there, to cheer an elderly woman with a fractured hip, to ease the pain of the dy- ing, to aid the doctor by conscientiously carry- ing out his orders, to reassure the family in an emergency situation, to help prevent further di- sease and suffering by teaching. Thus we will continue to help, and as we help, our motto will be our guide- To L earn row elp if .- ff ,1 ,, 1 :ornfo Crying icouragement to o wom, to her first child, lg nan who will be con. wh'l ' ' ' yured heart fi 21 child ie his in H 8. mentally iii patient h eer an elde rly woman ease the pain of the dy- y conscientiously carry- assure the family in an help prevent further di- eaching. Thus we will 5 we hel p, our motto 321111 IOW 1' -l-' ' .., 5, . , e,a ,- - Antik ffl' F' i 94 i Q s 1 ' eip p-vanadium! UM K sa,,4 'K 'YW 2' fin e 6 6 we ' 'M r 'a V A-no-urliillfvlvf FACULTY Wrth respect and adnuratron, we look to you, the faculty, as not only our gurdes, but also our frrends. For your personal mterest and farth rn all of us, we express our thanks. My na g '2 'f - I , i NANCY TINGLEY, R.N., B.S., M.S. Director of Nursing Education St. Lukeis Hospital Columbia University Temple University Disaster Nnrfing and Survey of Nursing JOHN HELM JR., M.D. School Physician 5 21 'P' TO NAOMI D- BECH, E Lancaster Genera Millersville swf iff Elimbelhlow C0 C UniverSifY of Peimsi Eastern Mennon1lC l Chemistry Mifrobiology REV. BYRON K. HORNE, D.D. Chairman of the School of Nursing Committee EVA M. BYERS, R.N Goshen College Boston University University of Califc at Los Angeles Indiana University The Merrill-Palmer Cvfrlmunity Afpm, JUDITH BARRETT, R.N. Lancaster General Hospital Millersville State College Firrl Aid and Emergency Nursing Adwznfed Concepts and Techniques 'X K. HORNE, D.D. of the School of Nursing ,,' 4 L- l f R.N' i'H0SPf l , COIICSC I iffsflilrffrifitff pl! 4 l --. 4-,Q F . ,fs . NAOMI D. BECHTOLD, R.N. B.S. Lancaster General Hospital Millersville State College Elizabethtown College University of Pennsylvania Eastern Mennonite College Cbemirlry Microbiology EVA M. BYERS, R.N., B.S., M.S Goshen College Boston University University of California at Los Angeles Indiana University The Merrill-Palmer Institute Community Aspect: of Nursing EILEEN BUCKWALTER, R.N. Lancaster General Hospital Eastern Mennonite College Millersville State College. Orthopedic Nurfing Gartro-Inlerzimzl Arpeclr , nr ANNE C. CALVERT, R.N. Lancaster General Hospital Johns Hopkins University University of Tennessee Millersville State College Heallb Nurfe LINDA R. BUCKWALTER, R.N B.S. Lancaster General Hospital Elizabethtown College Obrtelrical N urring FRANCES M. FUNK, R.N., B.S. St. joseph's Hospital Millersville State College University of Pennsylvania Fundamental: of Nurrirzg X T S PATRICIA GARDNER, R.N., B.S. Jefferson Medical College Hospital School of Nursing Millersville State College Funtlarnentalr of Nurring Hiftory of Nurying MARY K. LIPINSKI, R.N., B.S. St. Francis School of Nursing Catholic University of America Niglat Duty Clinical Inrtructor JUDITH G. GARMAN, R.N., B.S. Lancaster General Hospital Elizabethtown College Millersville State College Temple University Plaarrnacology Endocrinology Neurology Evening Duty Clinical Inrtructor Advanced Nursing Technique! FLORA H POULOS RN Harrisburg General Hospital Millersville State College Fundamental! o Nurfzng El. X' BEATRICE E. LILLEY, R.N., B.S. Wilkeg Barrtf Genet Hahnemann Hospital Wilkes College Temple University Temple University Eye, Ear, Note, and Tlaroat Pedwrm Nurring Social Healtla Rebabilitation N urring MILDRED G. RESSLER, R.N., B.S. Lancaster General Hospital Messiah College Dermatology Urology Senior Seminar Catnmunltable Difft lEAN B. WEIRICH, Rb Western Pennsylvania Carnegie Institute of 7 Temlllt University Anatomy and Pbytiolo l , 'U 1 JOANNE S. SENSENIG, R.N. Lancaster General Hospital Eastern Mennonite College Millersville State College Gynerology tam, f t X 1 LENORE C. SPITZER, R.N., B.S Boston University School of Nursing Penn Hall junior College Boston University Refpimtofy Afpettf 1 A ATRICE E ahnemann'1lliLEY'RN-,B.s. LE ANN G. RYNIER, R.N., Bs. emple Universigtal Wilkes Barre General Hospital Wilkes College E32 E49 Nm, and Throat Temple University -umng Pediatric! SOMIHMMJ Communicable Difeare Rebabzlztatzon Nurting LDRED G- RESSLEK 35' JEAN B. WEIRICH, R.N., Bs., Ms. ganraster GenCfHlH05P1fa Western Pennsylvania Hospital tlessiah College Carnegie Institute of Technology Temple University Dermatology . nology Anatomy and Playrzology ieniof Sfffllfmf IU? CAROL J. YERKES, R.N., B.S. St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville George Peabody College Fznzdamentalf of Nufring ELAINE GREENBURG, B.S. N utrztlofz Applied Nutrition WERNERSVILLE STATE HOSPITAL FACULTY MISS MARY E. PHILLIPS, RN, BS MRS. ANNE RHOADS, RN MRS- IDA V' ORR, RN, BS Director of Nurxing Education Inftrnctor 177557115107 DR BETTY SCHAINTTZ BS, MS, PhEd MISS NORA ALFTERNUND BS, DR. GEORGE STINE BS, MS, PhD Pfyclaology Evglifb A Sociology ELIZABETHTOWN CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MISS VERNA BRANDT RN, MS Direclor of Nnrfing Eciucalion R fvfrv MRS- KATHRYN SCHLEGEL MRS. VIRGINIA ENGLE BS Recreational Director Lib,.m,im - . Lancafter General Hofpilal Lanmffef General Hojpiml s. IDA v. om, RN, BS lJlfllCf0I' EORGE STINE BS, MS, PhD 1081 IOSPITAL N i .Ihr . 'iw' - HOUSEMOTHERS tl 5 i A housemother has many jobs. She must sort t uniforms, quiet a house full of noisy girls and then stay awake until 12 o'clock midnight to .5 see that the evening duty girl returns. She must l sign passes, answer telephones, and keep peace. 5 We are grateful to our housemothers for being . our away from home mothers. i i MRS. B. PJHDENBAUGH, Head Housemother 5 Q V ..,. aww as 3 , . www-N 4 .A Qyxgf . iff? f Z-tit i 3 . 'Q I 3 i 1.-7 'J QINIA Gefiml H ENGLE of? ifal Seated: Mrs. V. Miller, Mrs. R. Kane, Mrs. I. Charles 5'tandizzg.' Mrs. B. Hertzog, Mrs. F. Reidenbaugh, Miss R. Eiseman, Mrs. M. Herr. N01 pirluredf Mrs. H. Good, Mrs. A. Grimacy, Miss V. Heidig, Mrs. M. Lord, SENIORS What is a Senior? A black stripe, an air of con- fidence, conscientious nursing care, willingness to help. All aspects of nursing have been tex- plored, leaving her with a big decision. Will it be college, medical-surgical nursing, marriage, service in the armed forces, social work, or any other field available to nurses? 1 r ', ,. I ' i 1 4, 3 A 31 ,,, xx 1 if X x. A4 A C D L V A I 5 S S 0 R Dear Graduates, I have watched your progress these past three years with great interest, much enthusiasmn and some amusement. These have not been easy years for you, but I believe you now possess confidence and enjoy a sense of accomplishment. Each and everyone of us has passed many individual milestones since we first encountered each other in Psychology Class. You have spent many hours in the classroom and clinical areas-now you are about to be presented to the world with your new found knowledge. Some of you will remain here at Lancaster General, but most of you will carry our cap and pin to distant points on the globe. Wear them with pride, for you possess the ability to carry out comprehensive, intelligent and sympathetic nursing care. Thank you for permitting me to relive my years of training through you and your. class. Your friend- liness, zeal and interest have certainly madepthese three years enjoyable and memorable ones for me. I shall miss you, but each one of you has left me with' a momento of yourself, and so I have a wonderful scrap- book of memories. I would liketo leave with you a thought which has helped me many times through the years. If you have faith as a grain of mustard seed nothing shall be impossible unto you. QMatthew 172205 Congratulations and best wishes in your future. Sincerely Linda R. Buckwalter, R.N., B.S. C I I I I CLASS COLOR. asmn and some ence and enj0y :red each other 1 you are about ere at Lancaster 'ear them with Cafe. ss. Your ffiend' for me. I shall vonderful WP' rs, If the Yea r future' C L A S S 0 F F I C E R S CLASS COLOR-White and Maroon CLASS FLOWER-White Rose . CLASS MOTTO-To R'-L' PRESIDENT-Mary Ebefly VICE PRESIDENT-Cheryl Herr SECRETARY-Barb Lehman TREASURER-Judy Brommer SOCIAL CHAIRMAN-Cheryl Hiltz 621170 HISTORIAN-Jean Huber row PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN-Rose Hoffmeier elp DONNA JEAN APPLE McAlifler'1fi!le, Pemza. Easy going personality enjoys playing a guitar and singing with her roommates . . . especially liked Pediatric nursing . . . fun to work with . . . hated to brush her teeth without water . . . famous for breaking lamps in her room got a ticket for parking her car on the day the street was to be cleaned contaminated a disc pack in the OR and had to take it out for resterilization . .. remembers the petrified looks she received the night she had to ask the way to Wernersville lost Mrs. Richardson's prized diaper for mother's class in the laundry . . . special interest in a cer- tain teacher named Harold. ROSALIND LEE REIKER BRENDLE Columbia, Perma. Cherishes her long black hair . . . life with Terry! . . . an intense love for all babies .. . teased about her home town . .. told Dr. Polcyn a patient moved who was paralyzed from the neck down remembers hearing a loud thud on 2 East caught her finger in the linen chute and was transported to the ER on a wheelchair by the supervisor . . . worked in Men's Surg. with only a flashlight due to power failure . . . talkative . . . OH PUKE! . . . lived on bread, applesauce, and cokes at Wernersville . . . showered with wedding gifts after a 2 o'clock class. BARBARA ANN BUCKWALTER Lancafter, Penna. Capable Student Council President enthusiastic captain of the basketball team locked her roommate's mattress in another girl's closet . . . was handed the baby during a C-section after work- ing one week in the OR . . . pet peeve is working summer evening duty on Women's Surg. waits impatiently for letters from the U.S. Navy . . . owner of Old Faithful . . . can be found chasing hubcaps on Route 222 Never do today what you can put off for tomorrow radiant personality she'll remember volleyball games and that last day at Wernersville . . . future plans include marriage and working at LGH. - .1 MARCIA LEA GRO Cool, calm and GOV president future f nursing can still and girls on the beds on night shift n asinging group at We questionedby an inter 551i remembersr get her embarrassing r good medical-surgicz rf Z3 fi' I 2 :ff ft Colzzmbia, Pemm, ferry! an intense f town told Dr. 'rom the neck down East caught her ed to the ER on a Ien's Surg. with only . . . OH PUKEl :rsville showered MARCIA LEA GROFE BUTZ Leola, Perma. Cool, calm and collected . . . our first married . . . capable house president . . . future nurse in doctor's office . . . enjoyed psychiatric nursing . .. can still see thousand leggers running across the floor ' and girls on the beds screaming . . . disliked the long dreary hours on night shift will always remember The Make-Believers, a singing group at Wernersville . . . specialist in hoagie making . . . questioned. by an intern and had to reply, I don't know . . . life in 551! . . . remembers wedding bells in December . . . will never for- get her embarrassing moment in the OR with Dr. Pranckun 21 good medical-surgical nurse. 'Qffrf' JANET LORRAINE BUCKWALTER Manlaeim, Pemm. Quiet, until you get to know her liked the delivery room and pediatrics hated those freezing winters and scalding sum- mers on the third floor of 549 . . . gave a lecture on the fallacy of Murine eyedrops to Miss Lilley will always remember that overflowing bedpan from her first enema Freckles ate out at Gino's with a cast on her arm and ran into her head nurse removed a hemostat from the wrong artery and got a lecture on the consequences . .. will never forget those trips to Werners- ville in her roomie's black Chevy Now's the time I wish I had a candid camera . LOIS RUTH CHARLES Warhifzgton Boro, Pefzmz. Short, dark, and quiet . . . an active Glee Club member . . . will remember sleeping on her balcony after evening duty during the summer . . . had a rough time teaching her roommate how to knit especially liked Pediatrics a receiver of out-of-state letters found it difficult to distinguish between the patients and the employees at Wernersville . . . famous for unthreading suture needles embarrassed by her roommates who bought 5 ice cream cones apiece learned to brush her teeth without water tried to explain the use of a croup tent to aemother while having laryngitis and not being able to speak above a whisper. MARY EBERLY Leolczf PWM- All-around gal our enthusiastic Senior Class President promotes school spirit always on the go can be seen at any time counting money or recruiting more patrons for our year- book future-Pediatric nurse or college remembers ex- X plaining reasons for I.V. therapy to a child's father and later found out he was a doctor walked in a junior Class with a house- coat and slippers on likes tall blond males discussed her street cleaning ticket with a police lieutenant remembers being given a lecture on spelling by Dr. Lutz at Wernersville . . . always working on our many class projects. Z ELAINE ELLIS Prospect Park, Perma. Tall and slim with a smile for everyone our capable SNAP Communications Chairman liked psychiatric affiliation Phila, isn't that bad could be found at every SNAP con- vention . . . complained to a patient about the slow laundry service only to find out later he was the head of the laundry . . . disliked morning report on Sunday spent three months on Men's Surgical Ward . . . remembers our first Christmas and the visit from Santa worked Easter Sunday on pediatrics shared her living quarters with the roaches, especially Herbie future plans include travel and psychiatric nursing. OLIVE CATHERINE GIFFORD Wert Salem, Ohio Conscientious nurse college bound quiet and easy going one of those nasty Penicillin syringes exploded in her face got an extra vacation in her senior year spent a night chasing bats in Women's Surgical Ward . . . gave an SSE to a VIP . . . pet peeve is a shower half hot and half cold . . . was stranded at Wernersville during the big snow sent many letters to a certain college spent many lonely weekends in the dorm participates in church activities enjoys making additions to her wardrobe possessed the ability to cope with Lapp's late hours . . . future missionary nurse. Q V 6 nrcounirrnrs LEE Etsy going Cf grand rememb face during M0thCr'S Dr. Polcyn's water in she turned it back or office because she rc later found out it wa practice efficient book our mot when giving mominr 4 Mr prospect Park, Perma. . our capable SNAP atric affiliation at every SNAP con- slow laundry service laundry disliked : months on Men's las and the visit from trics shared her 'Herbie' flllllfe 1 ELMA LOUISE GROFF Lancaster, Pennn. Tall, slim, vivacious . . . one of the denser members of our class Huh P . . . student council member for 3 years . . . competent basketball guard . . . enjoyed OR and DR . . . will remember being Barb's twin played a dummy in her roommate's bed re- members working evenings in Men's Surg played volleyball at WSH . . . attempted to sever the wrong artery during an operation . . . had to explain how she received a black eye at Wernersville . . . future includes marriage and working in a doctor's office has a special liking for the Navy . . . always found at the sewing ma- Chine. fx 'UW v JACQUELINE LEE ARNDT HAGY Epffrntaz, Pennn. Easy going enjoyed the OR and Peds married life is grand remembers getting the fountain of youth in her face during Mother's Class will always remember turning off Dr. Polcyn's water in the OR and then contaminating herself when she turned it back on again stormed over to Miss Lawrence's office because she received a note about her sloppy room , and later found out it was all a joke . . . bridal shower after basketball practice .. . efficient member of the layout committee of the Year- book our mother known for her unique descriptions when giving morning report. CHERYL ANNE I-IERR East Peiersbnrg, Pennn. Quiet but friendly .. . jeanie's roommate . .. will never forget trying to awaken her roommate every morning . . . especially liked Pediatrics Please Miss Herr, let me hold your hand was heard often while at Wernersville can do without cleaning the fish bowl . . . member of Glee Club in her freshman year . . . did not particularly enjoy scrubbing for craniotomies while in the OR possesses naturally curly hair disliked working on 3E as a freshman had problems keeping her room in order competent Senior Class vice-president .. . peaches and cream com- plexion observed by new mothers while she received a shower when weighing a baby boy. CHERYL JEAN HILTZ Lancaster, Penmz. Our swingin' blond always first to learn new dances especially enjoyed psychiatric nursing lively basketball player . . . will try anything once! . . . remembers setting off a fire alarm with her patient at Wernersville known for her jive talk hated living in the walk through room . . . was called Miss Fake Hair by an intern active participant in dermassage and water battles in Bowman House alias Jennie to several E8zM guys made long distance phone calls to South Carolina and Alaska . . . will never forget being punched in the face twice by a patient on Women's Medical' Ward .. . conscientious nurse .. . liked ER. ROSE MARIE HOFFMEIER Lfmcafter, Pemm. Inhabitant of 549's walk-through favorite past-time is sleep! . .. remembers tapping on the radiator in Fondersmith loved pediatric nursing in ward 2 with jimmie a special date for her-May 14, 1965 chief of bedpan alley disliked 549's fast running water will never forget her roommates smiling face and words of encouragement in times of need short sheeted many beds in her time mistook the assistant director of the hospital for a doctor in Pediatrics . . . always saving eannie from harm . . . an efficient and thorough nurse . . . papered her walls with baby pictures . . . future holds college and a BS for Rosie. SHARON LYNNE HOFFMEIER Egypt, United Arab Republic Short, dark, and lively . . . our only missionary's daughter . . . all those letters from Egypt! liked ER nursing was charge nurse on evening duty and was asked if she was a nurse's aide . . . remembers asking Robert Goulet to autograph her uniform . . . made front-page headlines in the local newspaper while' working in the ER . . . nicknamed Miss Hippledippleu . . . a hard working member of Photography committee Son-of-a-gun will never forget the trip to Wernersville which she imagined might land her in the Berks County Prison plans to travel and work at LGH . . . had trouble with intracaths in Pediatrics. CYNTHIA KALTR Pretty wavy brown ha holdingabzrby girl in I her side amember patients green card iz interns known for hr ivrited the arrival of he navid television fan Tens will remembe blusheseasily spent +L. Lancaster, Penmz, favorite past-time is 5 in Fondersrnith ,ie a b,. special date n alley disliked Forget her roommates 1 times of need mistook the assistant tics always Saving igh nurse PflPfffd college and a B5 f0f ELVA JEAN HUBER Epbmfa, Perma- Shoulder length curls scatterbrained but energetic a devoted State SNAP director . . . was capped prematurely by the head nurse on 7W with a shower cap will remember playing nursemaid to Rosie at Wernersville'. .. woke her whole house at five in the morning with a nightmarish scream always late for class had to bring her glass of water to Chemistry Class Which is crooked, her cap or her head? hates getting up in the morning . . . made a good class historian . . . .liked even- ing duty good psychiatric nurse very impressionable girl held a funeral ceremony for her dead goldfish. CYNTHIA KALTREIDER Red Lion, Perma. Pretty wavy brown hair .. . liked Pediatrics and DR. while holding a baby girl in Mother's Class, felt a warm sensation down her side a member of the Glee Club forgot to fill out a patient's green card in the ER has a habit of bumping into interns . . . known for having trouble with IV set-ups . . . anxiously awaited the arrival of her new baby sister while at Wernersville . . . an avid television fan Gerry's roommate plans to visit Texas will remember those trips to and from Wernersville . . . blushes easily . . . spent her weekends babysitting. RACHEL ANN KELLER Lititz, Perma. One of the trio in the front room of 549 . . . studious . . . pet peeve is walking through the dark parking lot at 11:30 PM enjoyed working with the doctors in the Emergency Room won't forget that evening she was in charge and got five admissions . . . helped a surgeon as he desparately tried to sing the song Reuben and Rachel mistook the doctor for a mother and asked Does the child drink from a cup? . . . awakened at 5 AM by the blood-curdling scream of a classmate next door . . . hard worker on the Yearbook staff . . . hopes to work in a doctor's office in the future. ELIZABETH ANN KLING Paradise, P97204- Friendly personality good listener enjoyed psychiatric nursing will remember being in charge of the nursery with another student during a snowstorm . . . disliked doing care studies and book reports . . .had two roommates and one closet . . . told by a patient at Wernersville that she had beady Eyes hated the water shortage at 6 AM .. . was laughed at in the OR!when she cut a suture V2 inch too long . . . forgot to make out a 'late and had to send jim home early committee meetings for the Nightingale shows favortism to Millersville College. LEONA S. KRAYBILL Elizabethtown, Penna. Busy, busy co-editor of the yearbook enjoyed Psychiatric Nursing staunch supporter of Glee Club never quite learned the feat of gloving a doctor in the OR won't forget the excursion in the cold weather at Wernersville was com- plimented by the surgical resident after she had communicated with a Spanish-speaking patient .. . disliked setting up instrument tables in the OR was embarrassed the morning she spoke to a lady doctor as though she were the night nurse knows the frustrations of coming back Sunday night to two sleeping room- mates possesses a knack for writing and public speaking. ROSEMARY LANDES Palm yra, Perma. Conscientious worker . . . studies hard . . . future at the Harris- burg Hospital . . . won't forget that day when she had to stretch to tie Dr. Farmer's OR gown embarrassed when'she missed one of the meetings at Wernersville . . . mistook an inhalation therapist for an orderly and had him take a patient to the bathroom her first shave turned out to be a demonstration . . . serenaded by Dr. Pontius in the OR . . . opened the dishwasher and succeeded in splashing the kitchen, the instructor, and herself . . . almost had to deliver a placenta . .. slept with umbrellas and bottles in her bed because there was a prowler in the neighborhood. ANNA MARY LAP An active member nursing will rer learned to knit at V supporter of Bell Tel: instead of the ernesis ville disliked nigl still hear Now think before she successfulj gals sessions in Q45 . the circus at WSH. al , ,GAW awww? lizabetbtown, Perma, enjoyed Psychiatric lb never quite JR won't forget sville was com- : had communicated netting up instrument rorning she spoke to rurse knows the two sleeping room- public speaking. ANNA MARY LAPP Winner, Penna. An active member of the yearbook staff likes Med-Surg nursing will remember study hour at Bowman House learned to knit at WSH famous for sleeping in class supporter of Bell Telephone . . . gave a nauseated lady the bedpan instead of the emesis basin took a short walk at Werners- ville . . . disliked night duty . . . future general duty nurse . . . can still hear Now think girls from the OR needed three tries before she successfully gave her first injection participated in gab sessions in SA45 a hustling basketball guard attended the circus at WSH. ' VX PHYLLIS DIANE LANDIS Lancaster, Penna. Easy going . . . What's the rush? We have plenty of time! . . . first to cafeteria-last to class . . . second home is New York City .. . Guess what? Dick's coming home! . . . especially liked Pediatrics and ICU went to Student Council mass meeting in the hospital auditorium in her Pj's broke a gallon jug of orange juice in the treatment room as Wernersville . . . accidentally painted the pediatric walls with tinted zepharin chloride and red jello . . . pet peeve is hunting for a Contact lens in a full wastecan won't forget the basketball game with the interns recalls searching for the activated sludge at the Lancaster Sewage Plant. SUSANNE KATE LEAHY Lebanon, Penna. Small but mighty . .. future obstetrical nurse sparkplug of the basketball court won't forget getting staph and being a patient in SC isolation stuck her finger instead of the patient while giving an injection of Demerol . . . recoiled from the familiar cry of girls, girls, girls in the OR . . . walked off the floor with the narcotic keys and was paged throughout the hospital U . .. anticipated those letters and phone calls from Bruce disliked clinical conferences won't forget calling in requests to WSH radio station lived in 5 different houses during training fun to work with. D BARBARA JOAN LEHMAN Manheim, PWM' Lucky owner of naturally curly hair . . . talkative . . . secretary of the Senior class quick-acting basketball guard disliked clinical conferences evenings in Death Valley asked Dr. Applestein if she should send a urine for a CBC wonit forget struggling with the Blue Code Cart on the elevator . . . frightened after getting a positive TB test . . . delicious meals at Wernersville C?j remembers synchronized door slamming in ICU she asked Dr. Appel whether or not he was a relative . . . used laundry Wt' carts for moving from Lime Street to Duke Street . . . enjoyed the luxury of an air conditioner for two days .. . after grad-life with Barry and nursing at the Osteopathic Hospital. We CHERRY LEE MARTIN New Holland, Pennn. Liked by everyone loved the OR ...I scatterbrained had to be reminded to scrub with a cap and mask . . . lost a fracture pan to the bedpan flusher often seen sleeping in class h rang the firebell at midnight to see if the girls would sleep through it favorite past time is watching lovers on Sunday night developed hives after sleeping out on Hill Hall's roof wolf- WW whistled at Miss Phillips attempted to find Galen Hall one night, only to give up after walking seven miles popped up in Peds class and said, Excuse me, but I think I see a UFO! . . . future at the Osteopathic Hospital. JOANNE ARLENE MILLER Manheim, Penne. Peaches and cream complexion looks foreward to marriage and children . . . second home in Maryland . . . frustrated yearbook co-editor efficient Oh, nuts! lived with Judy for a year in a 2 x4 room . . . unforgettable experience with the Chicken Barbecue . . . mad rush to leave Wernersville on Friday . . . spilled a plastic tub of bathwater all over herself and child while the father was watching . . . her special gift to the laundry in a pillow- case frequent debates in the dorm about the facts of life enjoyed night duty and Pediatrics . . . likes to crochet afghans . . . deep sleeper . . . once awakened with a cup of warm water in her face. D-if ynn1TH ANN NC Conscientious, stud Pharmacy took 2 gave Dr. Lockey a tc freshman year, she w remembers ten-post-o west her nutritio roof of maternity you and Phyllis sisters eseorted around town fhut wears a size 9,y rl r R. X awww . N ew H ollaml, Penrm. scatterbrained mask lost a fracture P sleeping in class trls would sleep through rs on Sunday night I-lall's roof wolf- Q find Galen Hall one 1 miles popped up I think I see a UFO! JW- SUSAN DIANE MILLER Erzrt Pezferrbzzrg, Pemm. Dedicated nurse . . . enthusiastic basketball player . . . will remem- ber the day she gave her first enema . . . all those days when she got dressed and took notes with her right hand in a cast arrived in another house via tunnel in a slip and was caught by the house- mother . . . water balloon fight in 518 . . . fighting steam when the water pipe broke won't forget her red-headed spastic room- mate . . . one colostomy irrigation that backfired . . . Dr. S Pontius threatened to spank her in the OR . . . embarrased when her dress was called a nightgown by a patient at Wernersville procras- tinator. -vvfI iit' I IUDITH ANN NOLL Lezncrzrter, Pemm. Conscientious, studious future R.N. at LGH visits to Pharmacy took a patient to X-ray on the commode chair gave Dr. Lockey a tongue blade to do a vaginal exam . .. in her freshman year, she wore out the phrase, I'm going to- quit remembers ten-post-op patients the first evening in charge on 2 west her nutrition notes blew away while sunbathing on the roof of maternity . . . loses her Contact lens at 6:15 A.M. . . . Are you and Phyllis sisters? . . . slum housing in her junior year . . . escorted around town by the Deputy Sheriff I'm getting fat Qbut wears a size 9.5 ELLEN PATRICIA RINEER Willow Street, Penmz. Cute . . . future airline stewardess or flight nurse . . . one of the class hairdressers dance, dance seldom found in the dorm after 7:00 P.M. carried an ironing board down Lime Street in P.j.'s dropped a bedpan on the floor at 3:30 A.M. depapered the walls of 518 icicle battle in the hall got blisters from making candy apples told to stop and think when she put a contaminated forceps in a sterile basin spent days in sheer boredom in the infirmary trapped a bat in her wastecan phoeey will never forget community bath- rooms, the flooded kitchen, and those exercises! -...A-fQQ CAROL ANN SCOTT I-Iyperactive and spastic capable basketball scoreikeepeur enjoyed Clinic and psychiatric nursing . . . remembers living in t C daterooms of 549 with her roomie was kicked in the head three times while discontinuing an IV . . . loved to have water battles, but ducked and a balloon broke a window . . . will ,always remem- ber Wernersville shared a closet with iiHCfblC., the friendly roach until her roommate killed him future IHCI'-1dC5 tffwel and possibly military nursing managed to go through 5 rO0m- mates in three years . . . can't forget the talks rn the bathroom . . . tried to turn us all into supersalesmen . KATHLEEN LOUISE SIMMERS Small and active . . . coordinator for the Herman's Hermits versus Seniors a Go-Go game . . . put snow in her roommates bath water . . . while making a speedy exit from ICU to a Blue Code , she lost a vital part of the cart got an early start studying for State Boards remembers the night her window was shattered by a water balloon . . . received an unexpected handshake while giv ing post4mortem care keeps late hours when studying for tests remembers the time Dr. Polcyn asked, Since when are they letting nine-year-olds in nurses' training! thanks to an emergency appendectomy she missed several weeks of school Texas bound. York, Pemm. GERALDINE PAYE SHIPP Wifvdwr, Penna- Out omg the class artist gave a srx foot two inch man an injection in the ER and he promptly farnted dropped 2000 cc of dextrose water on the floor and had to wipe it up with paper towels loved night duty wont forget spring cleaning was mistaken for a maid while working well remember Kathy and Gerrys Time Machine when she introduced herself as a new student in the OR Dr S Pontius introduced himself as the new janitor always had more posters to make remembers the times she was asked how much a student got paid won t forget the County Court House Texas bound' Rexmont, Pemm. NANCY Outsta ing to hel going to r too late ti oral one . liked work ? pairs ol working i living on cream con Windsor, Pemm. ot two inch man an dropped 2000 me it up with paper ing cleaning ll remember Kathy Jduced herself as a iced himself as the ake remembers id won't forget C AROLE STRONG Mecbfzazicrbzzrg, P872774Z. Quiet . . . enjoyed working in the Clinics . .. Miss Strong, did you lock your fire escape door? famous for her dainty sneezes master of the Stradovarius chauffeurs a '52 baby blue Plymouth . . . dropped a chart on Dr. Polcyn when she was a Probie . . . worked night duty on Ward E during a snowstrom D. . . always looks pert and alert in class Excuse me enjoys attending symphony concerts frequently found in the front room . . . never seen loafing on the wards found changing a flat tire at Wernersville will never forget the surprise she received on her twenty-first birthday future college student at EMC. NANCY JANE UMBLE Atglen, Penmz. Outstanding Student Nurse in our junior year . . . always will- ing to help with anything . . . capable NCF president . . . dreaded going to work when her roommates were going to bed . . . realized too late that the thermometer she was fusing rectally was really an oral one . . . competent Student Council Parliamentarian . . . especially liked working in Clinics and the ER remembers contaminating ? pairs of gloves while doing her first catheterization . .. enjoyed working in Pediatrics lively personality will never forget living on the third floor of Bowman House peaches and cream complexion always friendly. E. JUDITH ANN BROMMER WISSLER Columbia, Pemm. Vim, vigor, vitality the smallest member of our class could never be found in the dorm during the evening com- petent class treasurer . . . Oh, those Monday mornings . . . wore Dr. Farmers gown during an operation . . . a good pediatric nurse . . . gave an enema and the patient's cries were heard throughout the hospital . . . will remember upsetting a scrub bucket and mopping it up with soiled linens . . . was caught in a Fondersmith hall by Miss Lawrence during study hour Where's Miss Brommer? had to remove her closet door to recover the lost key . . . special interest in a flower shop future as a pediatric nurse. was A LINDA ANNE YINGST Harfzrbzzrg, Penmz Good sense of humor blond ha1r remembers that day after the frrst Chrrstmas banquet when she couldnt f1t 1nto her uniform received a lecture on Amrsh customs the day she started to shave a short beard off a young Am1Sh man famous for her venus flytrap that ate hamburger colored Sue Mrllers bath water green wrth food color1ng flooded the whole bath room at H111 Hall carrred on a conversatlon wlth her sleeplng roommate took a pregnant V1SlfOf to the DR when she wasnt rn labor noted for her hrgh scholast1c average our drunk Monk future rncludes med surg nursrng at LGH 34 -26 -36 l Happrness is being capped! 19 fractured radu ' ! A X ll 1 t Sf s X X - iwivrrtisesgat su a in Q if . gg'3Q1!7553XESi25,lL '22 t - 4 :-If-.-rift f EN si vrwswiivp ,- as 1 V m ?'3EEisQSsxea,r , ,asc sc A .. If it wasn't broken before, it will be now X KX x If CLASS HISTORY Wide eyes, nervous laughter, curiosity, and tears were all a part of that first day, September 14, 1964, when sixty-nine of us made our way to Fondersmith to register and begin life as student nurses at Lancaster General Hospital. Our first week was filled with introductions. We caught a glimpse of what lay ahead: Chemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, Clinical Nursing, and many other subjects. Many persons spoke to us that first week and explained our responsibilities and what was expected of us. Our heads swam with information and our arms ached with the load of books. Each evening was filled with entertainment and initiation by upperclassmen. We sometimes wondered who was entertaining whom. We learned much that week, but the one thing we learned above everything else was how to appreciate weekends! Two weeks later we began working on the floors. With practice we conquered the art of bed-making, giving baths, taking TPR's and blood pressures, and giving injec- tions. Through working together and sharing mutual problems, we learned to know each other better. In addition to much study, we had basketball, Glee Club, SNAP, and dorm life to occupy our time. And then it was Christmas Vacation! Before we left we enjoyed a student-faculty banquet and caroling through the hospital. After va- cation the weeks flew, filled with finals, new subjects, and new procedures to learn. May 14, 1965 was the highlight of our education. With a sense of accomplishment, we received our caps, lit our candles, and left our probie days behind us. Along with the satisfaction of being a nurse with a cap, came a keen sense of responsibility and knowledge that this was only one of the stepping stones of our education. We still had much to do and much to learn. Our junior year consisted of three months study and experience in each specialty: Operating Room, Obstetrics, Pediatrics, and Psychiatric affiliation. In each we developed new skills and met numerous challenges. September 1966 marked the beginning of our Senior year. Another status symbol was added: a black band on our cap. There was no ceremony, but the feeling of accom- plishment and the realization that another step had been taken was still present. Our dream of becoming a R. N. was rapidly turning into a reality. This last year has been a busy one, filled with hard work, study, yearbook planning, and fund raising. QWe'll never forget the chicken barbecuelj Our clinical experiences included ICU, Diet Kitchen, EENT, Rehabilitation, Visiting Nursing, Industrial and School Nursing, along with starting I.V.'s and passing levine tubes on each other. Now we are standing on the top step of this flight of stairs, and as we look up we see many more flights, each going in a different direction. It is up to us to choose the next flight, but whatever our choice, we know that the past three years with its fond memories and valuable experiences have given us adequate preparation, guidance, and courage to climb higher. --jean Huber C lam H irtorian NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly: To pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous and will not take or know- ingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the prac- tice of my profession. i With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the phy- sician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. -MAY I4, 1965 xx X Q tb Finally, we lit our candles and together pledged to pass our lives in purity and to practice Our profession faithfully. GALE f b6f0re G semblyg Od and i V il and to practice tever is deleterious H0t take or know. ful 'er to maintain and my profession, and rll personal matters rg, and all family 'wledge in the prac- rvor to aid the phy- devote myself to nmitted to my care. I4, 19615 gd leflg and tOgCll'lefdEle OU! an d IO PM Can hardly wait to taste one. Dave might .gef iealous, JUdYl Silence reigns in the upper room. ,f ,yyyaj W, wwf f, ,, 'f,,f Fonclersmith at 9:01 P.M. Only one more month! sv- Jeanie Huber wants you! we We sold chicken all night! The Egyptians did it and so could we I solemly pledge myself . . . The hypnotist was in control! 5 X x 5 2 , ,gem-W They say she likes babies? 4 V, fwffhaw , , ,,, A Dear Barry . . . Keep your eyes open, Phyllis, and swallow' '0l1ld we. . A fam111ar scene The three musketeers! 5 Ridem' Sue A break from the books B l's and Swallo l 1 W! Laughter 15 the best medrcme Mm T'was the night before Capping 4 WAQKQ w fdnwf' Q 555 Wv 'S ' Nxvikk f J, , , S 5 f 8 , OFFICERS L. to R.: President: Barb Singer, Vice-President: Joyce Greiner, Secretary: Linda Parmer, Treas- urer: Rita Heatwole, Social Chairman: Cindy Kunkelman, Parliamentarianz Nancy Vogelsburg, Historian: Linda Hoober, Class Advisor: Mrs. Judy Garman I C3.I'1,t eat another bite. Beginning of another day. lv - 1 Carolyn Elain . Cbambfffbu fx ei if V .S Janet MJ'9fJtg Q erary: Linda Parmer, Treas- icy Vogelsburg, Historian: : another bite. 4 i Alta Mae Boll , Sherrie Ann Breaux Carolyn Elaine Adams A Claambefrburg, Pa. Lizizz, Pa. Palmyra, Pa. ff-ZW fy f of ff' Zi f. y f iff!! s 1 e f lg Lorraine Kay Buckwalter Nancy jane Bushey Birdrboro, Pa. York, Pa. Janet Elaine Crouse Cindy Ann Crumling Candace Claire Demler Myefffown, Pd- Ear! Prospect, Pa. Lebanon, Pa. I I In .I I vi, I I I I I ,II I . i I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I: II I I I I I I I ,, II ,I I, II .I V I, My y e of e A f I Marta Louise Garner Joyce Elizabeth Greiner Phyllis Edith Hake Ju Manheim, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Lancayler, Pa. If Rita Kay Heatwole jean Lorraine Honsaker Elida, Ohio Roaring Spring, Pa. I dirh MW I' B' daln-Hd' 'I Linda Mae Hoober Glenda Joyce Horton Vivian Diane Irwin M 'I Lafzcafter, Pa. Ma,-zimhufg, Pa. Millerwille, Pa. Asked Q9 E I I K I, 'VI I'.I :II IZIII JIIL I lflzer fi? fi mfg, Pd e Judith May Kauffman Kathleen Hershey Kauffman 5h1f1CY AUD Kauffman ' ' Bird-In-Hand, Pa. New Holland, Pez. Tl90mp.r0nI0wf2, P4- ,eQtfZf 2, ,f J A Q Cynthia joy Kunkelman Estella Jeanne Leaman Sbillington, Pa. Ranks, Pa. P, U 6. A Diane I,-win rlfillff Pd' ,-of i e Z 4' 5 ' jx ff , fl Q .. i Astrid Lengacher K ifzzer, Pa. Mary Louise Myers Geizyflaurg, Pa. x fifty Nancy jean Neff Millersville, Pa. . , Marlene CYmh Donna May Nissley Lois Marie Nissley Linda Lee Parmer Eljzdbelbtou Manheim, Pa. Lnncnxter, Pa. Lancnfter, Pa. ,jg Mary Ann Saylor Anne Louise Scott Elizabelbtown, Pa. Lebanon, Pa. Stephanie Susan Scubelek Virginia Arm Shearer Barbara Jean Singer Fnyetleville, Pa. Mount jay, Pa. Rolbwille, Pa. l a Ea Lee Partner ntarter, Pg, 4 Ati f ' .2 gf , Z Q v Z ly' 1 giniiif Rotllfwl K' Ada Ruth Stoltzfus Esther Lydia Marlene Cynthia Smith Elizabethtown, Pa. New Columbia, Pa. Elnerson, i .X 22-Qaifq an Jean Marie Tefft Nancy Jeanne Vogelsburg Palmyra, Pa. Radnor, Pa. NOT PICTURED Karen Ann Brown Harrington, Del. Cynthia Lynne Carpenter Lancaster, Pa. SNAPping up a drink 25 K Sweigart Pa. f f ff, , ,Mr P f X President: B. Hanrahan, Vice-President: J. Gebhard, Secretary: L. Good, Treasurer: J. Helenthal, Social Chairman: G. Bolton, Public Relations Chairman: P. White, Advisor: Miss Gardner. Absent-Historian: J. Smith. Mass exit for cafeteria. What happened to study hour? Piling on knowledge. L,,,, R L. Good' 1 ,.v ., -2 H , will , 1 4 'i I l l . . Q il UIUC 'hitc, L. lo R.-C. Bailey, L. Adam, J. Barefoot, L. Bechtel, C. Bogar, J. Camp, G. Bolton, C. Clemens M. Cook, J. Deitrich, R. Early. udy hour ? L. to R.-K. Eshelman, E. Fuller, J. Fulton, J. Gebhard. A. Glick, D. Graybill, B. Hanrahan, L. Good, L. Hauck, J. I-lelenthal L. zo R.-M. Horst, P. Karr, C. Kennedy, R. Kline, S. Kline. B. Koehler, C. Klotz, S. Knight, C. Koehler, R. McCombie, C. Landis. 1 N i L.. zo Manspeaker, P. Mayfield, C. Miller, M. Miller, M. Miller, G. Mummau, C- L - I Millhouse, P. Nedrich, R. Nissley, C. North, E. Nussbaum, S. Patterson. M 0 RN . weig 1 L. to R.-L. Rice, D. Sharrah, L. Scott, L. Seifert, B. Simmons. H. Pope, L. Rauch, D. Sensenig S. Pontz, N. Rakes, D. Rittler, L. Reed. Abram-S. Palmatier L, tmlff. G' F -S iivmm V is 2 VW A VW .X 5 , i L. lo R..-S. Stambaugh, P. White, S. Walton, E. Urnble, I. Yoder. J. Smith, L. Stoner, P. Yunginger, au, C, M. Weigle, D. Taylor, S. Stewart, B. Stroh. 9 ACTIVITIES Another bake sale! Along with studying, we found time for activities. Blisters and candy apples, watery eyes and subs, early hours and bake sales were a part of our fund-raising proj- ects. There were many things to keep up school spirit. We cheered at basketball games, fought for SNAP offices, worshipped through NCP, worked for student council, and caroled at Christmas. 4, it A 'fs 4k'w Wl91l'i ' AWNXN NRNWWW ,wx x xxx Xwwx W 'QT an CO-EDITORS: Leona Kraybill, Joanne Miller ADVISOR: Mrs Linda B NIGHHNGALE s1AFF To some people, a Nightingale is a bird to Oth 7 ers a nurse, but to twenty-two members of our yearbook staff, Nightingale stands for a yearbook and much hard work. At first, our Nightingale was only ft skeleton, standing cold and stiff in our minds. Grad- ually it obtained flesh. We, as a staff, hope that each page will pulsate with the story of our three years at LGH and that each picture will breathe to tell the life of a student nurse. ZDOH ' fi JV . ufkwalrer ADVERTISING COMMITTEE: Barb Lehman, BUSINESS MANAGER: Mary Eberly 5 ue Leahy, Judy Noll this i 16 LAYOUT COMM P G . my Sh1PP,KIiii1g N'GHIlNo rale - , s IS a bud, to others Yearbook of Our la Yearbook and much Igblingale Onl ff in our minds' Gfadl a staff, hope that each Ofl of our thre IC lllealhe to tell C years All STAFF f,.,5'W 3 six TYPING COMMITTEE: Pat Rineer, Linda Yingst, Barb Buckwalter, Elaine Ellis LAYOUT COMMITTEE: Marcia Butz, jackie Hagy, Beth Kling, Rachel Keller 4' mms an PHOTOGIUXPHY COMMITTEE Anna Mary Lapp Jean Huber, LITERARY COMMITTEE: Phyllis Landis, Roz Brendle Lellm ' . . . ' - ' fb ' Carol Scott Che l Hlltz Gerry Shlpp, Kathy Smomers, Sharon Hoffmexern Q FY 57 s 1 S fi S! iii Z 5, 2 :ai WMC' S , 7 as 1 X l i X fi AAS ,J E ' L. to R.-Nancy Umble-Parliamentarian, Cindy Kunkleman-Social Chairman, jean Huber- Treasurer, Barb Buckwalter-President, Carolyn Adams--Vice-President, Elma Groff-Secretary Leona Kraybill-Public Relations Chairman, Marcia Butz-House President, Mrs. Ressler-Advisor Student Council Representatives HOOTENANNY 1966 Each to his own thoughts. O Serving the peaches and whipped cream. Our instructors as Probies entertained us! my . 41 W ,Wffffff ff UWW L -.yibvd ,W f They didn't miss the peach festiva1 ! The Mother-Daughter Tea was a big success. Yes! It's Linda and Rosie Coffee and tea for our mothers. 515 Probies entertained mi 1 inda and Rosie 4 :CJ ,I f 1 . X Y 241, J , , s, X 1 f ' fa others' fo! our m CHRISTMAS BANQUET 1 YIM In appreciation at Christmas ZWM X 1 , .Mi fi!! Kmmwuw , 7, 1' , , , , f , V , 1 ,Mf M in the spirit of Christmas A good dinner! Row 1: C. Martin, time keeper, S. Miller, S. Landis, B. Buckwalter, R. Nissley, S. Leahy, C. Scott, score keeper. Row 2: C. Hiltz, J. Gebhard, C. Clemmens, coach, J. Smith, S. Stambaugh. Row 3: J. Hagy, J. Huber, E. Groff, B. Lehman, A. Lapp, P. Yunginger. BASKETBALL Where did the ball go, Pat? C'mOn, Lancaster! Barb scores again. LETS GO l 4 i Q -, ,, S Stretch a little more, Jeanie! OPPONENT TEAMS Harrisburg General Hos- ital P Harrisburg Polyclinic Hos- pital Lancaster St. joseplfs Hos- pital York Hospital 63 Nurses' Christian Fellowship-a means for spiritual growth. NCP OFFICERS-G. Horton-assistant secretary treasurer, D. Apple-missionary prayer chairman, R. Heatwole, assist- ant missionary prayer chairman, N. Umble-president, Absent: L. Jeffries--secretary treasurer. 64 W ff W .ff KW ,W ff' , I aw . 3 W d Q f, sa X W my 1 7 V L ,fa ,,. . f X ff ff R. , Mrs. L, DIRECTOR f 1 if aff Aff? f fa! ffffff Z ff f Cf! , f fmf J ,ff , fl ff f ,I Q An- V gf .' ,ff 5, Miss M. K. Sauder, RN ,U ADVISOR . , fl V 5 Food, fun, and fellowship at Miss Bechtold's home. NIH disc advice: 'Il Ada ponders a serious thought. he added, and sincer SNAP have all h IS 21 woma Organizatin to be a P2 .1 i Tyra! Z . E yi ' 4 Vx 1 'if k, i p, f - 'jkf .3 . ' ,. ls- V! 1 I g J Miss M. K. Sauder, RN ADVISOR BefhroId'S home' 1 slflous ih0U5ht' GLEE CLUB y nf 5 2 f B V, s 1 f. f 4 1 S ' ,tt 'f .. N J' Nw t ' , i M my ' is t 'Q ' 4' Q ' w an X FW ,ig Q .,L A kg if' ' Y tl 'X ,Qu x ,ar , W WMV' 5421- 9' 'Q f' gm X .W A, FTE ,. Mrs. L. R. Moore, DIRECTOR The winning speech! In discussing this speech with my brother, I received this advice: 'just be yourself, honest and sincere' After a pause he added,,'On the other hand, donlt be yourself. Be honest and sincere! SNAP is an organization of which you can be proud. You have all heard the saying, 'Behind every successful man there is a womanf Well, I'd like to say that behind every successful organization there is a competent Board of Directors. I'd like to be a part of that Board. So be keen, vote Jean! SNAP CONVENTION A smile of success. OPERATING ROOM We entered the OR as frightened foreign bodies in a sterile world. The hours in the classroom taught us the rules of sterility, gowning and glov- ing, and positioning of patients. Then after first hand observation we became members of the surgical team. Following the patients to Recov- ery Room, we were able to care for them im- mediately post-operatively. is I S4 Q W ww M.-ff N f fXN4A' X Q x WN x ,,,,.-W ww, ,....-- L., ,, i f 3 i gf PE i 1 M. 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W V , W4 wx ff Z' W ' ' 2- f 1 ,S Q 7- J f 'J 7 A 2 . V, ff ff ' is M 51 if -'-M f f ,z r f f X I f f Rachel is C Miss P. Miller-Floor supervisor, Mrs. M. Sayres-Delivery room supervisor, Miss E. Hershey, Nursery supervisor. X DR. XWILLIAM HARTMAN- Chief of Obstetrics , 4 'Q R ' f Q , Barb feeds 4 ounces of Similac. Gemlehal X ,r ,X A How about a backrub P ' A prized bundle-of joy? . ,E-N. dv U Rachel is Getting the DR ready for the next patient. C17 room supervisor, Mary shows how a baby is born. N if 1 :sk Q .ussuwalgu 'H' Gentle hands care for the fragile premature. Olive enioys this part of OB ...-P' f 4 1 W K Leona is transporting the baby to Mother s Class ,wb W 'M'Wwsw, .1 gfrwtafgg gy, , X R is N 'f Ms Q - ,W , ., -Q -fs fs , L ' 1 L 34x62 , A ' 1 P ,ef -S+, -7 . X.. X , -sf S Q gygavygsyy I -N I f 5 t r t , i gg s I ' Q ' r s ....,.. , A p E ----f f ff s V, .ss ,ww ,ma-:X X y t sf? as , Q .L X X X , t 66 f Q2 NX 4 x A X ff af 6 Q XQN s f 3 N VX f .t ,,.... .. V,.s t, 2 . 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I, , fj1',,yiW'fZf4' 1, ,aW,fZgf,mf ' W' .Y l i . f ,jj,,L, I A ,,fv,.f ,i , on 5 f f 1 f Z4 1 Q y , ,?,f9!, 3 U ,U 1 f f 'Y W ff M ff if f 'ff I 1. '41 f uf, ' , f if wffw 4 1 f if W .IW ww, -,,, 1 w f f f X ,, , WV. Mwf. ,,f fff PM H, , Avvzwfsw We E, ,7 4' fn Q I , , V , , ,J ff, ,M P , ,,f, ' 4 ffl. ' 'ff , mfr' . ff , X f 1,491 , W . , , H f ' 4723 ff'wwfW, 1 ff 2 f, ,, ! 4 X M 5 ff M W 'ff ' f I W K 4 f A! ,, fWW...,M S lf 2 L DR. JOHN CARPER-Chief of Pediatrics Recreational therapy f 46657 X ff' . ,KW ,, t l y t if g Two casts, two ponytails, and a big smile. Carole Obser ves one of the little Cherubs. l Burp, l Early morning report from Miss Kanagy. baby, burp. nv' Peanut ani! , ,l 4 o ulet n therapy wmv Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches? yi he lime cherllbi Q My nurse and my teddy bear . . . Specialists in T.L.C. Kathy takes time to listen to the big problems of a 5 year old. S JA! ZX? 'Wi Sys a , X N ,M , X , i 5 X f aifxs ' l ::2: Q , r g' 5 :e:: WQWX . Q Q , X l E l 5 Ny f? K RWM WJMWSM Let me sleep, Miss Yingstf Norman arranges his hairdo as Judy observes. 'Y 5-.W ,f. 'lift' ,xx W-Q Z'-W-.1 Hill Hall-our home for three months This is more fun than studying Friday at 4:01 P.M. North Building holds many memories must more fun than studying Ofies V. mem H11tz stowed away on the top berth. They must have been late for work agam th1s morrung. We sure dxd hve out of su1tcases I l MEDICAL-SURGICAL Much of our training was spent on medical- surgical floors. To a student, general nursing means specific incidences of hectic mornings, nerve-racking evenings and lonely nights. Our instructors helped us to make the most of learn- ing experiences as we nursed the medical and the surgical patients. NURSING W1sv 'f'f'NJ 2. if :fi ,. if X Wm ,N K X K K x RSM M w -am fa at X ,,,' 'Y ,ll NQwMi?f?k'4 X K K X , Q ' -, ff V . A,, Qi! The story of a surgical patient , W, , MW ,Q , mf, , My Sue, whats funny about a pre-op injection? Y The orderly arrives for the patient. Operation over-patient fine. On the way to a soft bed. Dr. Pra 'Fifi U f Q r ., jig-5 S . Q Q? 1 Z- 1 M -i I if a 53 Z ' A E A Our Lin ,,- S 'Q'-xy i Ni .A - ,- is STQ 'X , Dr. Pranckun would like to see the patient's incision. 'n- ei e X P ,315 .Ji-. . .. .....-...- c A 1 w . K . - K K Aff'-N I X , V1 k Q Q 2 X 4 W P X- . W- ,W J - c, MH, ,Q wgh ' 5 -'N ----Mm, .,...-,.. . 5.13 W 5, i- ' '-we-ng A. 1 5' ' - L 'f x ' -we--H 4 .toasoftbe d. Our supplies always need to be replaced. lxi ill. Linda, clon't forget to close your charts. Another clay, another dressing. QIL E f k 1 L4 I j Is she hiding from work in the closet? NURSING SERVICE To enable a hospital to function adequately, good nursing service departments are essential. Each employee contributes his skills to the care and Well-being of the patient. Good interpersonal relationships between physician, nurse, and each employee are needed to enable the hospital to Work as a unit. annul! nn, . .Ju , v'x2 ?iH'GR4 ' X-lr -'Mu' 5' .. ww? MA N N:X,! B M? Q -is -...iw 5 -NX-5115+ '. A Q X---...M . ' . 15,5 ww 4. W X ww , , , X. .N.,..M,..,..-vw-ffgii 1 'x W- , W . i- .,,. V- 1 ww -x M, M ix, W-sv .AP A N'-1, ily , Y' fishy? s 1 5 19 -57. . . , . f , ,fm Q ff V' -qw .Ji ,. 2 y, f MR. PAUL G. WEDEL- Executive Director MR. H. HARE-Controller AMR. W. HARRIS-Personnel Director MR V. SIMPSON-Administrative Assistant 88 wwf Wm. I ff, ff X L,-R Sealed- MR. M. RAY,FERGUSON-Assistant Director R'MfQUefn1 john Milton A M1 M1 Ra M1 Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr ... Mr MR. P. DAVIS-Director of Purchasing Mf- icxizs Mf- ff Mr. Mrs SJ Mr. MRS. RUTH TODD, R.N.--Director of Nursing Service L.-R Seated-Mrs. Thomas Beaver jr., Albert B. Wohlsen, Jr., First Vice-President, Robert Y. Garrett Jr., Treasurer, james R. McQueen Jr. Standing-Mr. M. R. Ferguson, Assistant Director, Mr. James C. Dunlap, Mr. S. A. Cantor, Mr. I. G. Weidman, , W V g Ivb, john Milton Ranck, Esq., Rev. Byron K Horne D.D., Mr. Paul G. Wedel, Executive Director. SON-Assistant Director BOARD OF DIRECTORS nf? -Director ol Purfhwng .,.u' f ,Difaw 0 RN- 4 NICE Mr. Howard Banzett Mr. Kendig C. Bare Ralph M. Barley, Esq. Mrs. Thomas Beaver, jr. Mr. james C. Dunlap Mr. Henry M. Garber - Mr. Robert Y. Garrett, jr. Mr. Thomas F. Godfrey A .mr cpu 4. Mr. james H. Binns Mr. Lowell F. Halligan S. G. Pontius, M.D. Mr. E. Day Ressler Mr. C. L. Snavely Mr. jesse Snavely Tr. Mr. M. Warnodc Richard T. Blakinger Mr. john G. Hershey Samuel S. Wenger, Esq. joseph M. Breneman Mr. Aaron E. Hess Mr. joseph C. Wentz C. E. Burnett Rev. Byron K. Horne, D.D. Mr. j. Rankin Wiley Simon A. Cantor Mr. james R. McQueen, Tr. Mr. Albert B. Wohlsen, Tr Francis L. Cassel Mr. Ben E. Mann Mr. R. G. Woolworth Daniel L. Cherry Douglas Darmstaetter Mr. Arthur B. Morgan Mr. C. N. Painter HONORARY MEMBERS Milli 110' gil! Mr. A. G. Bucher Mr. Harry B. Coyle Mr. Tohn I. Hartman Mrs. John I. Hartman S. M. Hauck, M.D. Mr. Aaron E. Hess Mr. George S. Mann Mr. Richard Oblender Mr. Milton H. Ranck john Milton Ranck, Esq. Mr. William Shand Mr. john F. Steinman Mr. G. Theodore Storb SCHOOL OF NURSING COMMITTEE I. G. Hodge, M.D. Rev. Byron K. Horne, D.D. Mr. Thomas F. Godfrey Mr. C. N. Painter John Milton Ranck, Esq. Mrs. Nancy Tingley, R.N. RESIDENTS FRANK TYRES, M.D, IRWIN BORUCHOW, M.D University of Penna. Georgetown University INTERNS QQQHAS AMEND, M.D. BRUCE APPLESTEIN, M.D. a. niversrty Temple University V A lk K GLEN R. BRUBAKER, M.D. University of Penna. WILLIAM F. FLICK, MJD Georgetown University CAROL J. HERMAN, M.D. DONALD L. RYNIER, M.D. University of Penna. Temple University FRANK J. SZARKO, MD. University of Penna. 25' , DAVID M. WESTON, MD. University of Minn, 2 RQY E. WERT, M.D. University of Penna. cl -I i I S EVEN Sauderflgil JAMES A. WILSON, MD- University of Pittsburgh 1 E. WERT, MD. ersity of Penna. - . ' T , N, MD' V Hfiiwsh of Ff' A .V ,Q Q'1VA 1 , ,N-,K . n 1 Po Q '-v rl' O . Quai? -4, 1 Er X . sag' ,g.q:,e.?T' .,,f ' -x ' P, M ll , RN., Niiss A. Engle, RN., Miss A. Ney, DAY SUPERVISORST-Zefz to rzgbz LIISSD -1 a eca I LH a RANQ, Mrs- J. Wertz, KN' R.N., Mrs. L. Commms, R.N., Mrs. A. Dmgs, R.N., MIS- C- HHH , wx V- ,L . 2 X mx N x , A . , . . . N, ,.1 , ' MP' 'f 'E ' 4 f- 'ff' 'AL Z 1 l i 1 EVENING SUPERVISORS-Miss M. Sauder, R.N., Miss D. McFarland, R.N. xg- li X NIGHT SUPERVISORS- Miss H. Rollins, R.N. Mrs. E. Moran, R.N. 93 io, HEAD NURSES .VW Z W MRS. BRUBAKER, R.N.-Clinics MISS BURKHOLDER, R.N.-Emergency Room ,, 4 MRS. GINDER, R.N.-2 West MRS. ECKMAN, RN.-2 East .. . 2? WW ff , ,, ,f MISS KENSINGER, R.N.-Medical-Surgical Ward MRS. SEVILLE, R.N.-Ground Medical MRS. DOLL, R.N.-3 East MRS. ACKERMAN, R.N.-3 West MISS HEAGY, R.N.-4 East MRS. BETTS, R.N.-4 West 'tink 2'-5 7 H , 1 B I MISS AI MRS: BC Ward , East LN.-5 Wfsf 5 Q E ' 1 xf. . ,4 515' gf Wet 'Q'-pf L, so is S ? 55 S MISS GLASSMYER, R.N.--5 West MISS SHERR, R.N.-5 East F ..,..,.,,,,-,...,,,. ,,..f 'U 'fs If 'iffy if I is f' I M S f my X ' 17 My A K fra, S S,., , 'Giga , X, 3- 4 1 K ef ef 1 1 ,, - A . MRS. HUGHES, RN.-6 West MRS. KRESGE, R.N.-Intensive Care Unit Absent MRS. MINNICH R.N -6 East Sflf 2- ' MISS KANAGY, R.N.-Pediatrics MRS. BRAUCHER, R.N.-7 West MISS ALEXANDER, R.N.-Operating Room Ward Secretaries IVHISJ BORTZFIELD, R.N.-Recovery Room X R N '--, X ,. ff ' , MR. ALI DR. HENRY MILLER Medical Education Director DR. IAN G. HODGE Medical Staff President DR. MYRON RUBIN Chief of Medicine 4 R DR. STEPHEN LOCKEY DR, HARVEY SEIPLE Chief of Alle ' ' ISV Chief of Cardiology Xi ll I- f MILLER :cation Director A ,il S i K' i ii ,, , , HL., viii. , ii. S Wi. fr' - 'ii L - 4 'T fxa bkfvhl- . io fl ,if M ii Ji ,- rx yr jflingy MR. ALBERT ALSEDEK Food Service Director ii V- REV. MY RON EBERSOLE-Chaplam DIETTCTANS Mrs. Stoner Miss Wellzbenet Miss Martin ! MISS DOROTHY ADAMS, R.N. Head Nurse, Central Supply ,. A.. V , ff . A v 5 E, - -, 7 'ifggs-5 A . ' 6 P. 4? I X Q 1 Lx DR. VVARD O'DONNELL- Director of Laboratories 1 H.. x IVIR. JOHN BENNER-Chief Inhalation Therapist 98 1 E53 X45 . V I. - . . i - 5-fx le- L, .Sf 25,2 X1 LTR. WILLIAM GRINDL-Director of Housekeeping Service 'SZ3 MR. HAROLD WEBER- Laundry Manager ,Z 'ffff' ..-- Q, gf MR. EDW . , . . I DR. p A51 -...- . I If II. -A f------------ lB1!llDlllMll J., , If In A .W ,..... , H. . . 5- I ' -I ' 'I 'JI I . , ., f P . . . . 'ggg 1211313 I,' n, -U M I- M5111 .... IM.. ..,,1,, V ll , -.- I uw ,,,,. T , LA AU .4 ...-. I, If 1 .',L I 1 A-1 I., H I 1, IU.-I :L ff-1 V :TT H fin' 1 'E u -... I L.l K iv Q.. 'I : , .-.. L. .IA A -.L -III '- I-T. 'III I.. I I I, . I. TTT-I-.lg-L54 , .- -.. Iiggsgwl T ...M x 1 I LL?- MAI D3 '-u MR. EDVUARD TIGHE, Chief Pharmacist Director MR. WILI.IAM SMITH, Chief Physical Therapist. KQSH-I - w 5, 'Q-ww' , 1 , 4,4 KM 4' , - ,f .Eg 2 ,I If! I I f I - ,fff,91f 25g2a22c?g41?y, X 5 ffffwa, mx W I e :sex iz' ,. VIZ' I 4 , g f ii 1 K X4 ik ff I 1 W 1 if fg f QW! Q W -45 f 10, , 2 MISS BETTY VINSON, Electroencephalography TechnIc1an. ID WEBER' O Manflgef DR. PAUL EYLER, D1rector of Radlology. , A ., f C 'N' ffnfvmw Q Qx ,, . M .Q fe ' f - .. . J , ' 'f fm f 7 1 , .A f fm f gfffi ., IQ .. W' Q 4 . I' . NXT R.i,5J5 --N . f s l .K H annum' 0 ,WML , 3' f f I Ci' f 3 . -. Z . A Z W 1 .. .2 if Q 5, 1 ' J . 72,4 ' . W'- W.. M .. K ...NNN ,. S 'ff g f 5 W f .,.. . .Mg , X X f! I f f 1 X P a DR M JOHNS DR. D. DUNKLE LANCASTER EMERGENCY A. MRS MARTHA BRUBAKER, R.N. Director of Social Service ,N,,,fWw. X W -f we gwam X WW ,AW 5 QYWHQ Wi DR. R. STONER DR. F. MOBERG ASSOCIATES vw I Mean I W M, 7 fimi ,gy wx f qfwykfx, J ef N Cf V N I 4 KX ' we ,,CfwMxm fv VV, fi- - 7 ii fx-:I Cs., . ow m y -if-Q. f -f- -i C gf C ph 4, S it. ,X ,fy , Q Co ff Q , 0' nf 1,-xi Rfk 'fx if Q ,S X xv' A sw Q , S N Xl ff X Nil Q22 I x SC S R 1 X g K Q C0 A f S xx f fi 5 152 We ,Q ff We fx X f J x lx A , C, N W x W 1' X DR. CHARLES BAIR, Chief of Clinics QM , 769 ,wx .fi N , X K S X AIDES AND ORDERLIES I f 541 e rj! L. W on this spot. Our home for three years. h e ' 1 w y DR. F. MOBERG V f s X XA X x Q - - , M ' , PX rrsruf.-, , ' NX Its hard to believe that a nurses residence will stand e3 K ,f ,v ,,,--' ,,...-- ',-nl ll' A house of beauty in a field of mercy. ,....-... --1- ' ,f- -svmvig' The Seniors' domain edge. Lf L ' Looking UP- The library contains a world of knowl- ERLIES lol Mrs. P. J. Ackerman Miss Eva Alexander Allied Surgical Supply Company Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Alsedek Charles R. Appel, Jr., M.D. Theodore B. Appel III, M.D. Darwin Apple Ralph M. Barley Robert IL. Bauer, M.D. Mrs. Thomas Beaver, jr. Naomi Doris Bechtold Martha Bender 'Daniel Benedict joseph A. Besecker, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. james H. Binns Mrs. Dorothy Borgne bert Bortzfield 5 fman, M.D. M? maucher, R.N. Ra Brecldf i'1. H. lane Brown, M.D. A. G. Bucher David L. Bucher, M.D. Miss J. Burkholder, R.N. C. E. Burnett Simon Cantor Francis L. Cassel Drs. Cassel and Smith Class of 1965 Class of 1966 Mr. Leo Coleman Mrs. David Copenhafer Harry B. Coyle Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Davidson Mrs. Anna Mary Dings James C. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Dunlap Paul W. Eichorn PATRONS Alma H. Engle A Friend john L. Farmer, M.D. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Garber Robert Y. Garrett, jr. Mrs. M. Ginder Doris S. Godsey, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gordon Georgiann Haldeman, R.N. Norman Halteman Lowell F. Halligan , Catherine F. Hanna, R.N. Mr. H. P. Hare A Mr. and Mrs. William B. Harris C. Walter Hassel, M.D. Samuel M. Hauck, M.D. Mildred Heagy, R.N. john D. Helm, jr., M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Herr Mrs. Herr Hershey and Gibble A on E. Hess Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Hess Ethel Hershey, R.N. Ian G. Hodge, M.D. Haro-ld K. Hogg, M.D. Fred G. Holt, M.D. Hospital Clothing Company Robert B. Huber, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dale Huber Lloyd Hutchinson, M.D. U Miss I. Kanagy, R.N. Miss Ruth Kaspar Mr. and Mrs. john B. Keller Anna E. Kensinger Edgar D. Knerr, M.D. Eleanor Knouse Dr- fm' Kfaybii Maribe Dr. W Frahkll Mr- fmt Miss Li Stephen Ben F' L Drs. F- Mfs, Ell Edgar Xl Mr. and Mrs. Esl Dr. and Miss Par Marian Q Mr. Pau Mrs. Ma Neffsvil Miss Ari Richard Mr. Edw Curtis N A Patror A Patror A Patron William Dr- and Q Pauline 1 Harold I Mrs, Leo DI- and 1 William l0hI1 L, 1 Dr. and l 501111 Mil Mr. Man Myron R1 Rl10f'S Fl I, M-Dt Henry M- Garber fell, Jr. if fY, R.N. Daniel Gordon ldeman, R.N. ligan 4 lanna, RN, -, e . 1 William B. Harris ssel, M.D. uck, M.D. 1, R.N. , jr., M.D. Roy H. Herr Ribble 'oseph B- H655 R.N. M.D. sg, MD' M.D. ling COIDPW ef, D-D-Sf R. 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Seiple Paul Sharp Mr. and Mrs. William Simmers Mr. V. E. Simpson Earl A. Smeltz Mary Ellen Smith, M.D. C. L. Snavely jesse Snavely, jr. Social Service Dr. and Mrs. Murray K. Spillman H. E. Stauffer, M.D. john F. Steinman Mrs. William M. Strong Dr. and Mrs. T. I. Stuart Francis L. Suter Mr. Edward W. Tighe Mrs. William Troop Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ulrich Mr. and Mrs. Fred Urban Frank Veri, M.D. Ves-Pico Uniform Center Maurice j. Warnock H. R. Weber Paul Wedel Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Weber Mr. I. G. Weidman john G. Welch, M.D. Harold Wentz Dr. and Mrs. Henry S. Wentz joseph C. Wentz Mrs. Johanna Wertz William K. Wheatly, M.D. Robert H. Witmer, M.D. Albert B. Wohlsen, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Yingst Connie Yingst Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Zercher M .V Q ., '--xsy Rzufo and Rana In appreciation to: Mrs. L. Buckwalter, our advisor, for helpful criticism. Russo and Russo, photographers, for their professional and excellent photography. Taylor Publishing Company and their rep resentative, Mr. E. 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