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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1968 volume:

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JUDITH GARMAN Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing Lancaster, Pennsylvania 7, Table of Contents Dedication . . . Faculty .... Seniors ...... Underclassmen Activities .... Specialities. . . Nursing Service Patrons .... DQS X is X S i k,.L , .53-W-Mswww-We' Q: E M W 1 A ..M ,... ,. 1 M ,,. ..... or Our Freshman and junior Year When the Class of '68 is asked,6'What do you remember most vividly about your Freshman and Junior yearsf' what might the answer be? Some will instantly recall the '6Pizza Plightn of their freshman year along with the satisfaction of com- plaint sessions after a full night of studying. Others could spontaneously give an exact account of each impromptu exercise session after monthly weight checks. Still others remember the Christ- mas parties with Jolly Old Saint Nick, the gang sliding down the stairs on blankets, the five thou- sand word essay, the water battles, and most of all snack time in the kitchen. On the other hand, many would like to forget the gloom of class- mates' unexpected departures. The memories of these two years will always linger in our minds, long after our paths diverge. Capping Finally, the long anticipated day had arrived- June l7, 1966. Sun-tanned andjubilant we arrived at Hensel Hall, at the end of our short, two weeks vacation. Pride swelled within us as we felt our caps being pinned upon our heads-pride in our ac- complishment, pride in our school, and pride in our profession. We had reached our first goal, the one that had been utmost in our minds throughout our long, difficult Freshman year. With renewed enthusiasm we could now strive toward our next goal-that of graduation. I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly- 'a To pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. Who unlocked the door? Accidents do happen! E 1 l , Xi I 2 kv A 4 .4 N Ex, N, Al 4 1 ml. 1 A F .N ,, NW ,,,,L? ii,, l ' How do I look? I I And then what happened? j Glenda, what poor posture you have! Rita Heatwole, Student il 3 T 2 S 'U Senior Year Finally, after much sweat, toil, and tears, 1 we arrived on the threshold of our senior year with eager expectation. We had wit- nessed the transition from old to new is housing, from a forty to thirty-two hour week, and from a traditional to 'Llevelsw program. Despite a fifty per cent attrition rate, the Class of l968 had survived. Pediatric, surgical, recovery room, clinic, rehabilatative, and emergency room nurs- ing filled our senior year with many reward- ing, and sometimes difficult, learning exper- iences. Now, with mounting confidence, we face the future-ready to apply our Keep your eyes open and swallow! Q , ,:,,, I., A,.: , a . knowledge, energy, and enthusiasm to help meet the growing needs of the nursing pro- fession. Christmas caroling fCouncil President K We finally became seniors. l 7 In contrast to Fondersmith and the old Duke Street houses, with their peeling wallpaper and crumbling Walls, we now live in this artistic, modern dormitory, which has been our home since May of l967. lts spacious lobby, air-conditioned rooms, and convenient elevators have helped to effectuate one more step in ourjourney toward success in our profession. V - ws' VJ , 1 ,, ,mwcfwesf .. ewmwnwmwg-awww as-axffoe if 'MMM ' C me , . gggiggk .fqu-W, , 2 1.1 4 M . . , ITA A EMR .Mft 2 fa , H- , V V x JM., , My l.,,Jw?f f 1 1 .sk , , W-u-qi,-5. , . 1 , V. A , . V TT :MQ-. Q , ' ig'-,yillif Q' ,, ,gil f.+w,'.i11JQ5 WJ M 'gjllkfiafwgxh K . , 1 f 1 Fm ', img,mw,,aQ.!x1l1i1'zd.g,mi sf nw wx-H V Mm,W'w Dedication At the beginning of our junior year, we chose you, Mrs. Judy Garman, as our class advisor because we needed someone to guide us through the uncertainties of the next two years. Despite the disruption of personal plans, you willingly con- sented. With your able assistance, we began to understand and use the principles and knowledge of pharmacology. The glia, dendrites, and axons of the nervous system became a reality through your course in neurology. In addition, your ex- ample and instruction enabled us to function well in emergency situations. But above all, we will remember your keen interest in us as a class and as individuals, your vibrancy and sincerity, and your willingness to sacrifice valuable hours for the improvement of our class. With deep appreciation, we dedicate our 1968 NIGHTINGALE to you. 57fif'htYlfg ' Y' 2 543 'K , 2 J 1 'ii ff ww fa :xi ii . , FACULTY Miss Barbara Brackbill, R.N., B.S. Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital Elizabethtown College Rehabilitation Senior Seminar Mrs. Linda Buckwalter, R.N., B.S. Lancaster General Hospital Elizabethtown College Obstetrical Nursing Mrs. Nancy Tingley, R.N., B.S., M.S Director of School of Nursing St. Luke's Hospital Columbia University Temple University Pennsylvania State University Millersville State College History of Nursing Miss Naomi Bechtold, R.N., B.S. Lancaster General Hospital Eastern Mennonite College Millersville State College Elizabethtown College University of Pennsylvania Chemistry Microbiology ke' Mrs. Anne Calvert, R.N. Lancaster General Hospital University of Tennessee John Hopkins University Millersville State College Health Nurse Miss Catherine Duschl, R.N., B.S. St. Joseph's Hospital Millersville State College Catholic University of America New York University University of Pennsylvania First Level Instructor Mrs. Nancy French, R.N. Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Boston University Evening Duty Instructor Mrs. Frances Funk, R.N., B. S. St. Joseph's Hospital Millersville State College First Level Instructor Mrs. Joan Herr, R.N. Harrisburg Hospital Elizabethtown College Millersville State College Franklin and Marshall College First Aid Advanced Concepts Diet Therapy fSenior Levelj Miss Ethel Hershey, R.N., B. S. Lancaster General Hospital Eastern Mennonite College Obstetrical Nursin g Ah i Miss Patricia Gardner, R.N., B.S. Jefferson Medical College Hospital Millersville State College First Level Instructor Mrs. Judith Garman, R.N., B. S. Lancaster General Hospital Elizabethtown College Temple University Millersville State College Advanced Concepts Disaster Nursing Miss Beatrice Lilley, R.N., B.S. Hahnemann Hospital St. Louis University Temple University Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Nursing Urology Neurology ' Mrs. Violet Raeuchle, R.N. Presbyterian Hospital Pennsylvania State University Operating Room Nursing Miss Josephine Kanagy, R.N., B.S Riverside Hospital Eastern Mennonite College Pediatrics Mrs. Doris Leary, R.N,, B.S. Reading Hospital Millersville State College First Level Instructor Mrs. Violet Rankin, R.N., B.S. Lancaster General Hospital Millersville State College Public Health Nursing Mrs. Anna Sauder, R.N., B.S. Lancaster General Hospital Goshen College Millersville State College Night Duty Instructor Mrs. Joanne Sensenig, R.N., B.S. Lancaster General Hospital Eastern Mennonite College Millersville State College Orthopedics Miss Lenore Spitzer, R.N., B.S. Boston University School Of Nursing Penn Hall Junior College Respiratory Aspects Mrs. Kathryn Schlegel Social and Recreational Director Mrs. Virginia Engle Librarian Mrs. Claudette Stroehm, R.N., B.S Jefferson Hospital Millersville State College Director of Recruitment Miss Carol Yerkes, R.N., B.S. St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville George Peabody College Temple University Gastro-intestinal Aspects X1 4333? an Q will 'C at ga' Y 1 Dr. John Helm, Jr., M.D, School Physician Dr. Henry Bucher Psychology Dr. Betty Schantz Psychology Dr. Bradley Dewey Religion, Literature Dr. Eugene Wist Psychology Mrs. Elaine Greenberg, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Nutrition Applied Nutrition Mrs. Jean Wierich, R.N., B.S., M.S. Western Pennsylvania Hospital Carnegie Institute of Technology Temple University Anatomy and Physiology MILLERSVILLE STATE COLLEGE FACULTY Dr. Robert Rotz Mrs. Phyllis Whitesell Sociology English Miss Nora Alfternund Dr. George Stine English Sociology FRANKLIN 8: MARSHALL COLLEGE FACULTY Dr. Robert Eshleman Dr. Michael Cutsumbis Dr, Roger Rollin SOCi0lOgy Sociology English Dr. Pinsker Dr. Kenneth John Dr. Senn Composition Psychology Psychology ELIZABETHTOWN CRIPPLED CHIL-DREN,S HOSPITAL Miss Verna Brandt, R.N., M,S, Director of Nursing Education WERNERSVILLE STATE HOSPITAL FACULTY Miss Mary E. Phillips, R.N., B.S. Director of Nursing Education Mrs. Anne Rhodes, R.N. Instructor , . 4 '15 fs M L ' 3 .M Q., D .., ..,., ., - 4 . . N ,. , , A , r 2 I w- 'f' ' N I f P ,,Q, 9 9 , :A fy i 9 t rw- 9 M' . 1 g A ' I ,' ' . 'i 'Qt- F-. ,Md-M 1 if-:iw K 1 -i-fki,M4.x.,, in V ,,f 'I is f r . ,f . , , 5 ,Xu f ,. . V I W.. 3 it f f 1 Nursing School Secretaries: Sitting: Miss E. Housemothers: Mrs. M. Lord, Miss R. Eiseman, Mrs. H. Good, and Co1eman:Standing: Mrs. S. Hersh. Mrs. M. Herr. fx. 1 Q 1 . ..,... . ... if ,-ff' - t WGN? ew ..-- F7 55 . 1 51 1: H '-3- 9- fm QTY' s f- : ' K - ' - r :,,3.y 5 - -,. A - - ' ' 1 L idx. , A' Swgzgw rsx . . 9,5 X gf g x 1 : . :ff:'fa' F1 N an ,Q if ww eviffifi- ,,, ,.,, ,A N V sa.. 'Rs sr 'Q W - . f was 53,5 sm. S 'i i i-in - Residence Director, 1959-1967 New Residence Director Mrs. F. Reidenbaugh Mrs. V. Sherman I9 f Q vw- X X SENIORS As the end of your formal training draws near it is only fitting to reflect on the past few years. Eager, impetuous young girls have become mature and professional young women in the span of three short years. I have watched this change take place and have greatly enjoyed sharing it with you. Watching each of you has brought back memories of my own student days with their many joys and sor- rows. This year is just the beginning of your lives. We have not tried to teach you everything, that is impossible, but we have en- deavored to make you think. Logical thought is the greatest aid you can possess. In working with you I believe we have met this objec- tive. And so I say good-bye . . . God bless you . . . and Think. Sincerely, Judith G. Garman a lsl O qv CLASS MOTTO: Ajourney of a thousand miles begins with one step. CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose KJKX CLASS COLOR: Forest Green and White . 9 1 . 1 . -- X: 38 Seniors Graduate Class Officers: Virginia Shearer, Treasurerg Ada Stoltzfus, Historiang Linda Parmer, Secretaryg Joyce Greiner, Presidentg Kathy Kauffman, Vice-Presidentglean Tefft, Social Chairmang and Nancy Vogelsberg, Parliamentarian. CAROLYN ELAINE ADAMS Chambersburg, Penna. Enjoys learning about lab tests, ice skating, camping . . . remembers pizza and No-Doz incidents in Fonder . . . favorite part of training was I.C.U. . . Likes a good argument . . . pet peeve- philosophy majors who think too much . . . frequently seen playing her guitar. SHERRIE ANN BREAUX Palmyra, Penna. Class clown . . . always counts days until the week-end . . . favorite hob- by-talking . . f'I'm not really happyg ljust don't know any better . . . put C-urine specimen in drug basket . . . functions best with Jean . . . dis- tinctive laugh. 1968 j ttyt ttii .W KAREN BROWN Milford, Delaware Beautiful blue eyes? Only her op- tician knows for sure . . . lived on pud- ding, soup, and watermelon at Wernies . . . You have another parking ticketli' . . .enjoys working on 2W!?! . . .neat room. ALTA MAE BOLL Lititz, Penna. Remembers autographed abdomen . . . procrastinates, but not in going to Penn State . . . good seamstress. . . enjoyed Peds . . . characteristic laugh . . . dislikes being awakened in early A.M. when roomie comes in from a date. LORRAINE K. BUCKWALTER Birdsboro, Penna. Will remember being lost in tunnels at Wernersville . . . quietg loyal friend . . . frequently found studying in bed . . . enjoys crocheting and ice skating . . . pet peeve-washing machines which rarely worked at Fondersmith. CINDY ANN CRUMLING East Prospect, Penna. Always full of vim, vigor, and energy . . . Cindy plus Astrid yields double trouble . . . capable yearbook co-edi- tor . . .hates getting up at 6 A.M. . . . pet peeve-BENT forks . . . wrote a 5000-word essay for drawing a star on lunch tray . . . remembers pizza and No-Doz incidents in Fonder . . . will never forget her vacation in Boston. NANCY JANE BUSHEY York, Penna. Bush,' remembers falling into closet at Wernersville . . . quiet, spastic and always punctual . . . climbed out on 539's roof for window screen . . . spare time spent in sewing and oil paint- ing . . . future includes college . . . frequently writing letters to someone in the Air Force. JANET ELAINE CROUSE Myerstown, Penna. One of Sherrie's knitting students . . . talked to roomie on Sunday nights until 2 A.M .... Crousie,' hates to be called by her last name . . . a good lis- tener . . . future plans include general duty or surgical nursing. 1968 CANDACE CLAIRE DEMLER Lebanon, Penna. Candy likes sports cars, summer time, and the shore . . . dislikes winter time and getting up early . . . will re- member surgery with Dr. Hartman and weekends at Pitt . . . future nurse anes- thetist. JOYCE ELIZABETH GREINER Manheim, Penna. Gets hyper watching Star Trek and The Invaders . . . blushes easily . . . two glasses of water at every meal . . . will never forget 'Sba1cony expe- riences at 551 . . . genuine concern for others . . .turned green while Glen- da turned white on QE. 1968 PHYLLIS E. HAKE Lancaster, Penna. Crowds kids into bouncing '55 Chevy that canit run over 50 m.p.h. without shimmying . . . Hakie', hates being psychoanalyzed by instructors . . . had difficulty getting Wernersville patient to work . . . good shoulder to cry on, MARTA LOUISE GARNER Manheim, Penna. Liked psych. affiliation . . . admi- ration for a certain doctor . . .first- class knitter . . . remembers touring South Mt. House at night without a flashlight . . . got a flat tire even while crossing the parking lot tredles the cor rect way! RITA KAY HEATWOLE Elida, Ohio Came to L.G.H. because . . .has distinctive pronunciations . , . HH00- ber, do you remember anything you studied? . . . pretty long, brown hair . . . ungullible?? . . . uses sleep as an es- cape mechnism . . . Gads!,, and Good Honkll' GLENDA JOYCE HORTON Martinsburg, Penna. Perpetual dieting . . . steps often disagree with her . . . exercise regimes with other three H's . . . probie home- sickness for the Hills of Henriettav . . . hyper and spastic at times . . . ex- cellent pianist . . . releases tension by yelling behind closet door. JEAN LORRAINE HONSAKER Roaring Spring, Penna. Quiet facade . . . met her future hubby,, at L.G.H .... cool, calm and collected despite excitable roomie . . . pet peeve-long engagements and emp- ty mailboxes . . . remembers sleeping alone in 551 with doors barred , , , unique bulletin boards. LINDA MAE HOOBER Lancaster, Penna. Could sleep through an earthquake . . . Ml wish Jim were here , , , great knitting instructor . . . Sharp shooter with a 5cc. syringe Qfilled with H201 . . . tall, willowy and graceful . . .fatal luck with BfP's and caths. on Ground Med . . . future: marriage, of course! 1968 VIVIAN DIANE IRWIN Millersville, Penna, 'fViv loves soft pretzels . . . Joyce, look out the window! . . . clogged Fondersmith's sink with sardines . . . decorated walls of 551 before wreckers moved in . . . enthusiastic Another World viewer . . . pleas- ant and cooperative. KATHLEEN H. KAUFFMAN New Holland, Penna. Voices her opinion . . . Kathy remembers trip to migrant camp . . . treasures her English tie . . . cute dim- ples . . . screamed upon finding house- mother checking screen door in her room . . . competent year book co- editor . . . future plans-'fWork'? Not mel' 1968 SHIRLEY ANN KAUFFMAN Thompsontown, Penna. Artistically talented . . . never gets excited . . . tried to find a PAIR of shoes for a patient with only ONE leg . . . squirted H20 at passers-by with a 50 cc. syringe-at first we thought - she was quiet! . . . gets buck feverf, JUDITH MAY KAUFFMAN Bird-in-Hand, Penna. Judy . . . frequent letters and trips to Virginia . . . sleeps on bed- springs and smashed eggs . . . enviable long, dark-brown hair . . . dislikes first days in a new department . . . unusual rock collection. CYNTHIA JOY KUNKELMAN Shillington, Penna. Kunk,' . . . hs trouble with reo- tal thermometers . . .jazz dancer . . . favorite part of training-weekends! . . . accidently released frogs from box in A8LP lab g result-three frogs with broken legs . loves pizza . . . con- sidering psychiatric or emergency room nursing. MARY LOUISE MYERS Gettysburg, Penna. Encourages more SNAP partic- ipation . . . enthusiastic square dancer . . . went in PJ's from 539 to Fonder- smith for mail . . . conscientiously writes letters to fiance in Kentucky . . . . . . liked working in O.B. and clinics . . . abhors night classes. ASTRID LENGACHER Kinzer, Penna. Waved at policeman when he at- tempted to flag her down . . . Now how bad is that? and No kidding? . . . excelled in O.R .... remembers taking vital signs of a deceased pa- tient . . .pet peeve-not enough time for school's 'gsocial activities. DELORIS MAE MILLER Spring Grove, Penna. Joined our class in Senior year . . ., Lori enjoys playing guitar, sewing and boy watching . . . calm and easy going . . . participant in hootannies on sundeck at night . . . surprised to find roomies at St. .Ioes and L.G.H. had same name. 1968 DONNA MAE NISSLEY Manheim, Penna. Rarely sets hair before 4 A.M .... 'tOh, you!' and O.K., who took my slippers?v . . .frequently falls asleep while studying . . . marriage and Med.- Surg. nursing post graduation . . . very gullible. LINDA LEE PARMER Lancaster, Penna. Confused urinal for water pitcher in presence of instructor . . . pet peeve-doctors who contaminate ster- ile fields while changing dressings , , , does not easily relent . . . future includes wedding plans and work toward B.S. degree. 1968 SHIRLEY REINDOLLAR Lancaster, Penna. Determination plus! . . . recalls nursing incidents of training eight years ago . . . small and compact . eager to learn . . . Warm, friendly per- sonality . . . Oh, Iim all mixed up!', LOIS MARIE NISSLEY Lancaster, Penna. Quiet and friendly . . . easily flus- tered . . . hates doing care plans . . . painted hands and fingers in O.R. experience . . . petite . . . Loriis guitar student . . . future plans-mission field worker. 4? MARY ANN SAYLOR Elizabethtown, Penna. Watches blood transfusions during psych. class . . . peachy complexion . . . athletically inclined . . . Why are you blushing again? . . . future Breth- ren Mission worker . . . cheerful per- sonality . . . sleeps in class. lt BARBARA JEAN SINGER Rothsville, Penna. Barbi,, has affinity for Penn State . . . Look how long my hair's getting! . . . dislikes singing in the morning . . . excellent seamstress . . . aims to become co-pilot . . . 'tout- standing student nursev of class our Junior year . . . remembers snow com- ing in balcony door at 555 .. . one of the 519 gang. ANNE L. SCOTT Lebanon, Penna. Attractive, meticulous appearance . . . good homemaking abilities . . . success with lock-picking . . . cannot stand people who snore . . . creative and artistic talents . . . spent many week-ends slaving,' over workbooks. VIRGINIA ANNE SHEARER Mt. Joy, Penna. Too cheerful in the morning . . . characteristic walk . . . Ginny helped escort a confused patient back to the hospital late at night . . . small, but compensates with enthu- siasm . . . frequently stains blouses with ink . . . will get her Mrs de- gree soon after graduation. 1968 MARLENE CYNTHIA SMITH Elizabethtown, Penna. I just KNOW it's going to rain . . . lived for letters from Norristown . . . remembers laughing too hard . . . detests overhead lights . . . Scub's roomie . . . one of the 519 gang... future-marriage and Med.-Surg. nurs- ing. ADA R. STOLTZFUS New Columbia, Penna. Mother . . . never gains a pound . . . overslept two mornings in a row while in the O,R .... chronic procras- tinator . . . genuine interest for others . . . pet peevefinstructors who are afraid to say, I donit knowf' . . .very willing to help shove friends into cold shower. ESTHER L. SWEIGART Elverson, Penna. Excells academically . . . conscien- tious nurse . . . helped to perform an fish while in Fondersmith 8 autopsy Ona ' U . ' . . . interest in missionaries . . . enjoys swimming, reading, and listening to records . . . disapproves of care studies and term papers. ESTELLA JEANNE LEAMAN SNADER Ronks, Penna. Te1lie . . . first to be married. . . sleeps with lights and hair dryer on and radio blaring . . . disliked required study hours in frosh year . . . enjoys playing guitar, piano and singing . . . radiant personality . . . future, being a good wife and homemaker. ,fi Y JEAN MARIE TEFFT Palmyra, Penna. Can become overly energetic . . . loved horseback riding at Wernersville . . . dislikes instructors who read notes instead of lecturing . . . inexhaustible supply of freckles . . . functions best with Sherrie . . . in the future-mar- riage. NANCY J. VOGELSBERG Radnor, Penna. Used an electric callous remover on her Keloid . . . Henry calledlv . . . spent six weeks in back brace after falling offa horse . . . wears fishnet stockings . . . enjoyed Wernersville . . . outstanding scholastic ability. SUSAN ELAINE WILLOUGHBY Harrisonburg, Virginia Sweet disposition coupled with mischievousness . . . collects German stamps . . . likes to watch television . . . annoyed by P.A. system which blares at 7:30 A.M .... contaminated four syringes while mixing an antibi- otic . . . planning on future in Peds. 1968 1 I , 1 4 1 i Q 1 .H g. UNDERCLASSMEN Well, what should we talk about next? JUNIOR CLASS Susan Stewart Pamela White Maureen Miller Gretchen Bolton Ann Louise Glick Jane Smith Miss Gardner Mary Beth Weigle Donna Taylor OFFICERS Vice-President Public Relations President Social Chairman Historian Advisor Treasurer Secretary l 1 Loretta K. Adam Hamburg, Pennsylvania. Charlotte Yuonne Bailey Atglen, Pennsylvania. rf Qgggx. Linda L- Bechtel Gretchen L. Bolton Hanover, P6H11Sy1V2f1iP1- Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania. Jean E. Camp Lancaster, Pennsylvania S. Maureen Cook Wilmington, Delaware. QQ 'M ight? Joanne M. Deitrich Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Rebecca Ann Early East Berlin, Pennsylvania. . 1 Kathy M. Eshelman Esther M. Fuller New H0l12lI1d, PBHHSYIVHIUH- Duncannon, Pennsylvania. Joan E. Fulton Oxford, Pennsylvania. Jean L. Gebhard Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania. , Ann Louise Glick Atglen, Pennsylvania. Lucille M. Good Blue Ball, Pennsylvania. Dorothy Jean Graybill Betty Jane Hanrahan Hershey, Pennsylvania. Hanover, Pennsylvania. Laura Jane Hauck Altoona, Pennsylvania. Jacqueline A. Helenthal New Holland, Pennsylvania Sa ,ff 1 f, is M i EM 4. S tml Melba R. Horst New Holland, Pennsylvania Peggy Ann Karr York, Pennsylvania. Colette Ann Kennedy RUtl121I1I1 M- Kline Summit Hill, Pennsylvania, Palmyra, Pennsylvania. Sandra L. Kline Willow Street, Pennsylvania. Charlotte G. Klotz Roaring Spring, Pennsylvania. Magi. tillll Sharon Maureen Knight Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Brenda L. Koehler Rothsville, Pennsylvania. Christine T. Koehler Catherine B. Landis Malvern, Pennsylvania. Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania. Regina Lynn McCombie Johnstown, Pennsylvania Linda Y. Manspeaker York, Pennsylvania. Carolyn F. Miller Oxford, Pennsylvania. Marjorie Ann Miller Myerstown, Pennsylvania Afmlllxl Maureen Ann Miller Geraldine M. Mummau Kutztown, Pennsylvania. Mt. Joy, Pennsylvania. Patricia A. Nedrich Nanty Glo, Pennsylvania. Ruth Ann Nissley Lancaster, Pennsylvania. faqgmfi If , 3 sur' ?l551sm ff Sis X x 5 . X ,, Catherine Ann North Rockville, Maryland. Esther Nussbaum Orrville, Ohio. 5 y Susan J. Palmatier Susan E. Pontz Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Nancy Rakes Ephrata, Pennsylvania Linda Sue Rauch York, Pennsylvania. Lynette D. Reed Marysville, Pennsylvania Linda Carol Rice Columbia City, Indiana. ' fe g K. . gf ' .ff if Q ,S : 1 EL Q- 3 3. as iss. Donna Marie Rittler Linda Kay Seifert New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. Manheim, Pennsylvania. Donna L. Sensenig New Holland, Pennsylvania Dorothy Sharrah Ortanna, Pennsylvania. Rebecca M. Simmons Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Jane Irene Smith Farmersville, Pennsylvania. Sandra Marie Stambaugh SUSHII Ann Stewart Lancaster, Pennsylvania. R6iHh01dS, PCI'lI1SY1V21HiH. Linda Mae Stoner Bainbridge, Pennsylvania. Barbara Ann Stroh Lebanon, Pennsylvania. fbi in ,mg Donna R. Taylor Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Evanna Fay Umble Oxford, Pennsylvania. Shirley Walton Mary Beth Weigle New Oxford, Pennsylvania. Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania. Pamela J. White Millersville , Pennsylvania. Inez Joanne Yoder Paradise, Pennsylvania. Patricia Yunginger Marietta, Pennsylvania. ' x Freshman Officers: Nancy Ranck, Social Chairmang Jenny Eberly, Vice-President, Lois Laine, President, Lois White, Secre- tary, Martha Gingrich, Treasurerg Joyce Lutz, Asst. Social Chairman, Susan Springer, Historian, Fay Brubaker, Parliamen- tariang Karen Fogarty, Public Relations Chairman. l' Advisor: Miss Katherine Duschl THE THINKER! nf ' - 5 N. , af iff First Row: Barbara Derr, Lynda Bachman, Sara Emig, Gloria Graeber. Second Row: Linda Alwine Carol Hertzog, Judy Holman, Sharon Carpenter. First Row: Faye Brubaker, Elaine Replogle, Nancy Burchett, Ruth Ritter. Second Row: Doris Yoder, Karen Lehman, Joyce Lutz, Helen Pope. First Row: Marlene Petchar, Bertha Boose, Kathy Jenkins, Rosemarie Sunday. Second Row: Karen Gish, Linda Dundorf, Shirley Kammler, Margo Evans. , , - , w an ' ,J if First Row: Charlene Glassmoyer, Susan Springer, Nancy Ranck, Patricia Murray. Second Row: Marsha Hartranft, Malinda Umble, Jenny Eberly. , W , I' - sf ' - ,,, .ff ,, First Row: Anita Charles, Isabelle Miller, Lois White, Sandra Saner. Second Row: Rachel Wagner, Brenda Laverick, Gail Davis. First Row: Sharman Mehaffey, Nancy Moyer, Phebe Guyer, Susan Lingenfelter. Second Row: Martha Gingrich, Sandra Kreider, Lois Lane. t Y , , F, , r K , N., . First Row: Lois Taylor, Evelyn Zander, Susie Eckman, Carol Siegrist. Second Row: Pat Yale, Edith Vaitl, Alanna Ruane, Becky Ruhl. 5 .l n ,J v 4 k gat-V K First Row: Marcella Yoder, Marcia Gassert, Stella Mains, Judianne Miller. Second Row: Janice Stoltz fus, Georgeanne Burton, Karen Michael, Karen Fogarty. Must We always get up this early? What happened to their diets? it 2 I think I found the aorta and the pulmonary veins, Mrs. Weirich 1 I - o i Y L R 1 1 1 1 Q i 1 4 4 4 1 ACTIVITIES Business Manager: Alta Boll Assistant Manager: Janet Crouse hx? Yearbook Advisor: Mrs. Judith Garman J Layout Committee: Anne Scott Nancy Bushey Cynthia Kunkleman, Chairman Linda Parmer Judith Kauffman Staff Co-editors: Cindy Crumling Kathy Kauffman F ,, V, 1 ff! as 4' ii in v 5 5 4 The 1968 Nightingale Yearbook Staff Typists: Marta Garner and Astrid Lengacher 'Na Student Council Officers: Betty Hanralian, Vice-Presidentg Cynthia Kunkelman, House Presidentg Linda Parmer, Public Relationsl Rebecca Simmons, Social Chairmang Rita Heatwole, President: Kathy Kauffman, Secretary: Ada Atoltzfus, Treasurer: Marleen Smith. Parliamentarian. Student nf ,X Wiwvfm ft, ,VY S Student Council Representatives: First Row: MaryAnn Saylor, Rebecca Early. Second Row: Donna Rittler, Judith Kauff- man, Cathy Landis. N Student Council Officers and Ex-officio Members: Sitting: Betty l-lanrahan, Cynthia Kunkelman, Linda Parmer, Rebecca Simmons, Rita Heatwole, Ada Stoltzfus, Marleen Smith. Standing: Alta Boll, Christine Koehler, Jane Smith, Lucille Good, Kathy Kauffman, Jean Gebhard, Mary Myers, Cindy Crumling. Council X. Advisor: Mrs. Linda Buckwalter Graduate of L.G.l-l. Student Council Representatives: Lois Taylor, Rosemarie Sunday, Vivian Irwin, Karen Gish, Rachel Wagner. 5 f 1 W First Row: M. Umble, M. Yoderg L. Reedg R. Nissley. Second Row: S. Kreider, L. Hoober, P. Yunginger, co-captaing S Willoughby, co-captaing K. Gish, and R. Sunday. Will they score? Get that ball! Basketball League Teams Harrisburg General Hospital Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital Lancaster St. J oseph,s Hospital York Hospital VICTORY! Will she score? Our five faithful cheerleaders. judiciary Board Chief Justice: Nancy Vogelsberg AdViSOrI MiSS C. YGrkeS Judicary Board: Susan Lingenfelter, Esther Sweigart, Miss C. Yerkes, Nancy Vogelsberg, Sandy Stambaugh, Christine Koeh ler, and Sharman Mehaffey. I The Glee Club composed of eighty-one members of the Freshman, Junior, and Senior classes, met every Monday evening The Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Peter Davis, Director of Purchasing ofthe Lancaster General Hospital, presented various concerts throughout the year. Starld Llp straight Zllld Opell Wide. D063 anygne Smell feet? if ,ga f-Q ' M w-w i' , ' M . V an E ,,. ,, ' . 3 ,af W. M, ,iii-fr 1 Nurses's Christian Fellowship President: Glenda Horton Advisor: Miss Mary K. Sauder, R.N. Graduate of Goshen School of Nursing NCP Officers Melba Horst, Asst. Sec-Treasurer Dorothy Graybill, Asst. Missionary Prayer Chairman Ada Stoltzfus, Missionary Prayer Chairman Linda Hoober, Sec-Treasurer Evanna Umble, Vice-President Glenda Horton, President Miss Sauder, Advisor , r School Activities .if fy E Q i Q 4 f Q Q gf . , f , 1 5 1 1 2 ,Z ff Q W W 1 , iff V ,, K X 4 QQ w c V f ,Z f Xa v f , f , , f 4,4 7 2 gr y 4 5 1 ge Q ff Z 1 46 :gi L f WWW? if Q J f f ,f 2 gi iff f i W f wi E f 5 Ji 5? 4 ff E f f f A 191 'K 1 4? 3, X il 1 Q Vi Q 7 ,l 5 X 9, 2 f H 5: 'Y ad ' W . , ,: :af .v.1' few, Eff SERS: la. i m , ii ii 7 V a m ,,,., hir- V 3, A V Q i i'f' 5 4 ix' i V at ,L ,If Q fi V a ii W . , g i ii ? f i i 'W i i f- . K A iwwffff 17' I if E. a A 5. qw., av. W NW' V SPECXALT YES Caring for the new mother Mliimhrrr iw, Nw-wr Amid Wim Ima, Remember mother s class? ,wi CW X, ES if 7 mwwwm .Y .. X , . r,X..rQg Q 15 B XJ -ww gr. -' UI is- - ' an ,M yi as bstetrics f ,, i, , . Q K WWA? V - 5 1 4 ' ' R W i k v,,, 'L i 1 A A ,,,, f' . . Avatar ' awww W ,,,. .Mau .,,, M' xr' VM if ,WMWV 4 rg fywwaww U M V,,,N,,WW,,WK,,,,,,, W.,..W,-W,,,-k ig . i msvfzgw, ..,,.m.,Mfl W ' . ff., ,, , ri? f , WMM M X r 1,.,, I 7 ,iwQ:,fw,.f, iv, ,,h.,Y, ,,,Wr.,M Y,M, A , Caring for a premature baby. -fs .fm- inf' Combing the newborn baby's hair. Preparing for the next delivery, 71 Operating Room 3 ff' 3 But I am trying, Dr. Farmer Oh no! here come the little protegees. Perfectionistic, overconscientious and compulsive hand-washing . . . remind you of anything? 'wneamfmw 1wwMJ'r.z A ,,,, X Now remember girls, duck when you see that sponge flying! One spark, and-poof! Are you still there? K6 gisy. A 1 i 1 ' 3 , fffiy. ,ff A ,., ,.., .2-.. - W, I If W, 7i2,Yf'd' Hill Hall, our residence at Wernersville. kg: kk.. i ' -, - ,. ::-.. 2? fi i l wig' E2 925, N . ifii-:eg ff: 5, . i 5. N' , ill' ease llll QQ! Y e islam - QR! N x Moving in, Nursing Pennsylvania Everyone SMILE! FRIDAY morning at seven o,clock. The pediatric patient needs constant observation, and an understanding nurse. tender, loving care ediatrics Who can resist these big brown eyes? i Maybe someday I'l1 be a nurse. I bi' DN as 'Q' A' .pr W Viv remembers when . . 77 Sleeping on thejob. . . Medical Surgical it A-fk . v .. 5. ..-J ... I mails- Mrs. Herr, would you please explain this to me? All patients must wear an identification band. 78 in w- Letis see what we have in this drawer. ursing x ft K 'A Uk .1 K, . wwf in r f , , .-: y :ff A . Q fi . i - .. ' ff ?-if . - Ig , 1 .yyzf .N , A . zzl ,. ,, ..,,,,, , . tw M ' 1 r iynryr it y K. ::., ::f f. Q ,--- :. 1 --Ma 1 V I .F - VI -si P - . . ..-: g - ' '.::, N ,:., 3 Miss Honsaker, don't you have anything to do? Trying to look busy. 79 3 S Medical Mrs. French, you came just in time. L1I'S I 'Q How does your leg feel, Nancy? I'll be making beds in my sleep tonight. i Surgicial l Passing out medications. 1 I1 g This must be the tenth urine I tested today. Oh my, not another dressing! 81 E i 3 E s 3 1 'mf iw , .. XW,. C2 A.z N UKSINU BEKV ILE : Q I Mr. Paul G. Wedel Mrs, Ruth Todd, RN Executive Director Director of Nursing Service r E 5 S Mr. Paul D21ViS Mr. H. Hare, Comptroller Director of PUfCh21Sif1g Mr. W. Harris, Personnel Director Not Pictured--Mr. V. Simpson, Administrative Assistant , Z Executive Committee of the Board of Directors John Milton Ranck, Esq., Robert Y. Garrett, Jr., Howard P. Hare, Paul G. Wedel, Albert B. Wohlsen, Jr., V. E. Simpson W Douglas Darstaetter, Aaron E. Hess, C. L. Snavely, and James C. Dunlap. Mr. Mark W. Anspach Mr. Kendig C. Bare Ralph M. Barley, Esq. Mr. James H. Binns Mr. Richard J. Blakinger Mr. Joseph M. Breneman Mr. C. E. Burnett Mr. Simon A. Cantor Mr. Francis L. Cassel Mr. Daniel L. Cherry Mr. W. Douglas Darmstaetter Mr. A. G. Bucher Mr. Harry B. Coyle Mr. John l. Hartman Mr. John G. Hershey Board of Directors Mr. S. Fred Diffenderfer Mr. James C. Dunlap Mr. Henry M. Garber Mr. Robert Y. Garrett, Jr. Mr. Thomas F. Godfery Mr. Aaron E. Hess The Reverend Byron K. Ho Mr. James R. McQueen, Jr. Mr. Ben E. Mann Mr. Arthur B. Morgan Paul A. Mueller, Jr., Esq. rne, Honorary Members Mr. George S. Mann Mr. Richard Oblender Mr. Milton H. Ranck Nursing Committee Byron K. Horne, D.D., Chairman Mrs. Edward HHUCI, R.N. Simon A. Cantor Joseph J. Gallagher Mrs. John I. Hartman Samuel M. Hauck, M.D. Mr. C. N. Painter S. G. Pontius, M.D. Mr. C. L. Snavely Mr. Jesse Snavely, Jr. Mr. M. J. Warnock Mr. I. G. Weidman Samuel S. Wenger, Esq. Mr. Joseph C. Wentz Mr. J. Ranklin Wiley Mr. Albert B. Wohlsen, Jr Mr. R. G. Woolworth Mr. William Shand Mr. John F. Steinman Mr. G. Theodore Storb S. G. Pontius, M.D. Mrs. N. S. Tingley, R.N. Mrs. R. C. Todd, R.N. 5' W! 1 Dr. R. Lentz, Resident. Dr. J. Cranston, Intern. Residents Dr. J. Breneman, Intern. Dr. J, Murphy, Intern. 86 ,pp-0 WW., .W imma? MH , - y ' .7 H ,mr ,,.. 'M-M ..,...,,,m gf. Dr. J. Knecht, Resident and Interns 5 .. 2 x. 5 QI N Dr. J. Walch, Intern. Dr. G. Earles, Intern. DAY SUPERVISORS: Mrs. A. Dings, Miss A. Engle, Mrs. C. Hanna, Miss M. Molleca, Mrs. M. Zerbe. not pictured, Mrs. J. Wertz. Supervisors 1 EVENING SUPERVISORS: Sitting: Mrs. A. Fidler. Stand- NIGHT SUPERVISORS: Miss H. Rollins, Mrs. E. Moran ing: Mrs. V. Pennebaker and Miss M. Sauder. ursing Staff Y E, 2 West f V. fs i 2 East E Xt N m y + FT W ,, ... X us? 3 East 3 West 1 W W W 4 East 4 West f f 1 f f f as , if M ' V' . - u I' S 1 n g S t av ff s ,. KWWL ., ' Lrf:f , Q g's W,,,,,,wf' ' ' 5 West 5 East ..,, K A 6 East 6 West 7 East-Pediatrics 7 West ,M ,,,,,.,,,, K V 19 ?k. lg ia X .. 1 KW' . fi '.' Operating Room g. Q Q Intensive Care ,r.,,W,, :MN-me -a.-,.,.,,, Second Lime Ground Medicine ---....,,, Maternity Emergency Room X 5 Y 9 9 if X Q W' Q . y N 1 W A l ' 5 X Ee . i iq, if all 3 my 32 Clinic sl kL.k,A by r f X-ray Department ? Hospital 'X M 9 as W ., i , 3 Y if Heart Clinic Y Physical Therapy sg. ' ., in i :lk Inhalation Therapy Laboratory V, Departments Allergy Pharmacy Central Supply HOL1S6k6epir1g Dietary Department Chaplain Ebersole jr Patrons Our sincere thanks to each and every patron for his willingness to aid in the publication of our yearbook. Our special thanks to all the doctors for their generous contribution. Class of 1968. . , M. D. . M A Friend Dr. Thomas C. Amend M. W. Anspach A Patron Charles R. Appel, Jr., . D. John L. Atlee, Jr., M. D. Charles W. Bair, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Barley Naomi D. Bechtold, R. N. Mrs. Charles H. Benner, Jr. Joseph A. Besecker, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Boll John H. Bowman, M. D. Joseph M. Breneman H Zane Brown Barbara Buckwalter Linda R. Buckwalter Paul L. Buckwalter Harold E. Buckholder C. E. Burnett Dr. G. W. Burnett Simon A. Cantor Dr. John M. Carper Drs. Cassel and Smith Francis L. Cassel Herbert K. Cooper, Jr., M. D. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Davidson S. F. Diffenderfer Thomas L Duke Catherine E Duschl C. S. Duttenhofer, M. Mrs. A. Ehrhart Philip Ehrhart Ruth Eisemann Miss Alma Engle J. Howard Esbenshade M D Gerald R. Fahs, M. D. John L. Farmer, M. D. Harry C. Fulton, M. D Mrs. Frances Funk Patricia Gardner Robert Y. Garrett, Jr. J. E. Goddard,Jr., M. D. Thomas F. Godfrey Milton S. Good, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Greiner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Groff Dr. and Mrs. John L. Grosh Lowell F. Galligan Samuel M. Hauch, M. D. Dr. John D. Helm, Jr. Robert C. Helm, M. D. Miss Ethel M. Hershey, R. N. Aaron E. Hess Joseph B. Hess, M. D. Harold K. Hogg, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. John Milton Ranck Mrs. Violet E. Rankin, R. N. E. Day Ressler A. E. Holmes, M. D. Lloyd S. Hutchison, M. D. Milton W. Johns, M. D. Dr. Arthur F. Jones, Jr. Vernoll C. Jones, R. N. J. Kanagy Gertrude Kline Dr. Edgar D. Knerr Dr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Koch Dr. and Mrs. John K. Kreider Beatrice E. Lilley Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lorah Milton Lu, M. D. Edgar W. Meiser, M. D. Mr. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. John R. Singer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith Henry W. Miller, M. D. A. B. Morgan Paul Mueller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Myers Mrs. Ort Curtis N. Painter Dr. and Mrs. John D. Paul, Jr. Harold E. Peters, M. D. William G. Phippen, M. R. John L. Polcyn, M. D. John G. Pontius, M. D. Dr. Peter Pranckun David B. Raab, M. D. Amy K. Raeuchle Henry S. Wentz, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Wentz Wm. K. Wheatly, M. D. Paul H. Ripple, M. D. M. Patricia Rollman Stephen P. Roskos Myron N. Rubin, M. D. John Rutt, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Eli W. Saylor M. D. Schaffner, M. D. Dr. Wilhelmina S. Scott Dr. Seiple Joanne Sensenig C. I. Snavely Ruth Whitcraft Jesse Snavely, Jr. I. G. Wiedman Mae Snyder Richard F. Wierman H. E. Stauffer, M. D. Henry N. Williams, M. D. Almeda Strickland Evelyn Winey Mrs. Nancy Tingley Dr. and Mrs. George L. Wisehaupt Dr. Frank Veri Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Witmer Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vogelsberg Albert B. Wohlsen, Jr. M. J. Warnock Miss Yerkes Dr. and Mrs. Richard Weber 7 West John G. Welch, M. D. 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