Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing - Appendix Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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KRUSE, Administrator Mr. Kruse, administrator of our hos- pital, carries out his work showing his sincere interest, devotion and cheerful willingness. This year especially he has worked even more closely with the students to solve our problems and help us to become good nurses and-better citizens. He is also an active com- munity leader and strives to improve not only the hospital but the com- munity in general. Si? :X X -eds.:-f MISS VIRGINLA WILLIAMSON, R.N., B.s., M.s. Miss Williamson returned in May as the school'S Educational Director. She received her Masters and Bachelors degrees from Indiana University. Holding this same position from 1961 to 1965, she proved she has a genuine interest in the hospital, nursing educa- tion in general, as well as each student nurse who enters the profession. We welcome her back! fa 'STX 'ea 4.: .ii Aagyfa 1 QT' MRS. CARRIE M. FILION R.N., B.S., MA. Mrs. Filion, our director of nursing since 1960, has devoted countless hours, time, and energy toward in- tensifying our educational pro- gram, instilling in us the high ideals of nursing, as well as being acutely aware of our problems and extra-curricular activities. Under her guidance, the school in 1963, received full accreditation from the National League of Nursing. To Mrs. Filion who left for Washington in Feb- ruary we owe our deepest gratitude and wish her success in her new endeavor. XT! capri? F ocus on Family A variety of activities, interests, and responsibilities occupy the spare time of our faculty members. Faculty meetings are held periodically, and many standing and special committees have been formed to improve the welfare of the students and the quality of our education. Several instructors have done postgraduate work. Many have responsibilities in church and community groups. Their hobbies range from the adventure of camping and hunting to the delicate art of watch repair. Most are mem- bers of their own professional organizations, while Miss Nordholm, Miss Hensler, Mrs. Ehrman, and Mrs. Harley hold district offices or chairmanships in theirs, and Miss Hensler and Mr. Butz have duties in state organizations. MRS. KAREN BERRY, R.N., joined the faculty this year to teach maternity nursing. She received her B.S.N. from the University of Michigan. She is on the Incidence Committee, and is secretary of the faculty. Sewing, reading, and sports are among her special interests. MRS. MARGARET BOOZEL, R.N., came to us this year from Meadville City Hospital School of Nursing. She graduated from Hamot Hospital School of Nursing and received her B.S. from Barrington College. She is a member of the Library Committee, secretary of the Ad- missions and Promotions Committee, and teaches funda- mentals. A graduate of Lutheran Hospital, MISS JOYCE BUTTS, R.N., has taught one year at L.H.S.N. in the fundamen- tals department. She is on the Incidence Committee and enjoys bowling, sewing, and music. She recently vaca- tioned at Word of Life Camp, Scroon Lake, New York. MR. E. DAN BUTZ, has taught pharmacology at L.H.S.N. for thirteen years. He received his B.S. in pharmacy from Purdue University, He is a hospital administrative assist- ant, director of the hospital pharmacy, and president of the Indiana Society of Hospital Pharmacy. He enjoys Collecting antiques. isa: AN INFORMAL CONFERENCE is held by Mrs. Boozel, Mrs. Badgley, Mrs. Spencer, and Miss Butts. The fundamentals of nursing department was headed this year by MRS. JANE BADGLEY, R.N., who finished her seventh year at L.H.S.N. She is a graduate of St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing in Cleveland, and received her B.S.N. from St. Francis College. She is a member of the Procedure Committee. Recovery room nursing, fluid and electrolyte balance, and conditions of the ear were taught this year by MISS RUTH BECKMAN, R.N., who is a graduate of Lutheran. She is a member of the Student Welfare Committee, chairman of the Capping Committee, and advisor of the freshman class. She enjoys playing the piano and organ. Z' I0 A A ' s n r? C MRS. MARLENE GRINSFELDER taught freshman soci- ology the second semester after having taught at Purdue University, Fort Wayne Regional Campus. She received her B.A. in sociology from the University of Michigan. Two young children and various community activities leave her with little spare time. DR. HAROLD HAAS has taught freshman psychology for the past eight years. He received his B.D. from Concor- dia Seminary in St. Louis, Mo., his M.A. from Washing- ton University, and his Ph.D. from the University of Buffalo. He is also professor of psychology at Concordia Senior College. Instructors Serve on g., The chief dietician at Luthern Hospital, MRS. LUCIA HARLEY, has taught normal nutrition to the freshmen for the past five years. She received her B.S. in nutrition from Purdue University. She is Public Relations chair- man for the Northeast Indiana Dietetic Association and includes gardening, flower arrange ment, and camping as a few of her interests. MISS DOROTHA HENSLER, R.N., teaches endocrine, genitourinary, and gynecologic nursing. A graduate of St. Thomas School of Nursing in Nashville, she received her B.S.P.H.N. from Loyola University. She is an advisor for the Student Body, and is district and state By-Laws Committee Chairman of the ISNA ll In her tenth year at Lutheran as instructor of disaster nursing, MRS. ESTI-IER EHRMAN, R.N., is secretary of the Welfare Committee, chairman of the Disaster and Fire Prevention Committee, and advisor of the junior class. She is a Lutheran graduate, and is district Disas- ter Chairman of the ISNA. MRS. MARY FLANICAN, R.N., a graduate ofBall Me- morial Hospital, received her B.S. from Ball State Uni- versity. She is student health nurse, and teaches The Family , is a member of the A and P Committee, Stu- dent Welfare Committee, secretary of the Stud ent Health Committee, and advisor for the senior class. M any Committees. ALOHA! Mr. McCord, Mr. Kruse, and Sonia Schroe- der enjoy punch before the freshman nutrition dinner. w , . A tt 1 i i f : 1, ,,.:'f x. v : ik Iqt In the sixty day interim between the departure of Mrs. Filion and the arrival of Miss Williamson, Miss Nordliolm served as acting Director of Nursing Edu- cation. 2 MISS NORMA HUYCK, R.N., includes eleven years of teaching at Lutheran among her many varied experi- ences. A graduate of St. Joseph Hospital in Fort Wayne, she now teaches Senior Experience. She is chairman of the incidence committee, and enjoys bowling and collecting stray animals. MRS. GENEVIEVE LINDQUIST, R.N., teaches Operating Room Nursing. She is a graduate of Moline Public Hos- pital, Moline, Illinois, and has done post-graduate work. She is in her ninth year of teaching at Lutheran. Our instructor in Anatomy and Physiology,Chemistry, and Microbiology, MR. ROBERT MCCORD, received his B.A. and M.A. from Valparaiso University. He has also done doctoral study at the University of Oregon, and the Uni- versity of Arizona. A graduate of Lutheran, MISS BETTY NORDHOLM, R.N., received her B.A. from Valparaiso University. She teaches Orthopedics, Neurology, and Eye. She is Affili- ations Coordinator, Chairman of the Student Welfare Committee, and treasurer of District One of the Indiana State Nurses' Association. MRS. CAROL SPENCER, R.N., graduated from L.H.S.N., attended Valparaiso University, and is presently enrolled at Indiana University. She is instructor in Geriatric Nurs- ing and counts music, traveling, and her young daughters as special interests. REV. JOHN TEWS, our instructor in Religion, graduated from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri, and has done graduate work at Drake University, Des Moines, When he finds some spare time from his duties as Iowa. a hospital chaplain and other obligations, he enjoys hunting, fishing and repairing watches. A graduate of Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, MRS. LORA THOMAS, R.N., has also done post-graduate work. She is co-ordinator for the Senior year, the instructor for Pediatric Nursing, and serves on several other faculty committees. Her husband and son rate high on her list of special interests as do family activities including fishing, hocky games, and vacation trips. Reszklence Personnel MRS. EDDY Residence Director -gh Switchboard Operators: Standing: MRS. ORR Seated: MRS. BUBB Absent: MRS. ADAMS, MRS. WILT, MISS GARMON. MRS. GIVENS Registrar 13 Liluxlriallsz Seated- -MRS. MATHEWS Standing--MR S. FERGUSON X Housekeeping Pcrsonncl: Standing: MRS. STILES, MRS. RAMOS, MRS. DAVIS. Seated: MRS. SONIER, MRS. FIEDLER. ii S' 'I 'F ffffgfw X ' AITIA ' i fivrj f. ' M' R , f , S2x. . f' V Axxfxfixl gg E K I-11, Seated--DR. KRUSE Standing--MRS. FLANNICAN DR. DEELY Health Office .2 . IME! 3 jg. B. , ' ', x .f ' fa. 'I' sw S x Custodian: MR. TEAGARDEN. I4 Department Heads MR. E. DAN BUTZ Administrative Assistant 40+ sw S .J NJ.: . Nt X ' X 9, .. My MR. R. RECK MR. ROBERT REEDY MR. I-I. CORDES Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant Credit Manager X-Q MR. A. GEMMER REV. WILFRED SI-ICNEDLER DR. WALTER GRIEST Personnel Director Head Chaplain Chief Pathologist Public Relations I5 i ,5f1' Kc-.' . V Q ., - v, '- Z'-, 'gf . ,- A 4 'TT 5 --as N Ji? , .. A. N 1 1 QLI ' 1 '.-- . , Ln , - , ' Y , X' ,N V11-. ,QAM , 4 if f A. -. I. qv A 'r ' -T.. .x'f'i,, , X A , , ,Alu Y' -1 iuuaxwfasvnusrxuaxuabs. nf.:-ma -.vm :1-. Lwf.:f.v...-r- .1:'.1,v X: ' -zrnwc-sf snr-: 'v,1-.wax 1 -MA: I i .2 2:5:.:.15 r A 11 ' W J l I 1, , I ...IM ' . wtf' 1 . ,,.,. ., iff' iL:.2 :x:-' ' i DR. RICHARD CRAIG MISS DIANE I-IASLER Chief Radiologist Medical Records we .ji - 'E - 4 X ,ij laser: v1 A if I 6 C 10' ' J -Al-yr . '5 E O ,4 A T 5 . www in -.-my -... . ' '- ,f :vi fi 2 .ll . - 2: QF Y of ,f RI--V R - f V , I f I ,. , - ' , ' IR . . . I'R bl . -'I vw- E 43 S ,ff-1,4 A3 af, 1 : E , , . If ik MRS. L. HARLEY MR. DAVID PARROT MR. STEVE JONES Chief Dietician Inhalation Therapy Physical Therapy lie X iq? I MR. E. DAN BUTZ MR. SIPES Pharmiwy Central Service I6 . QQ! MRS. EIKENBERRY MRS. WYATT Head of Volunteers Patient Relations A MRS. L. KNAACK MRS. C. STEINER MR. L. SYMONDS Housekeeping Purchasing Laundry .Neff 1 if MR. I-I. WICKLIFF MR. GREENWOOD Plant Superintendent Chief Engineer 17 MRS. BERGEL MoeIIering One ,- MISS PURDY Emergency Room X MRS. MINIER I Moellering Two V 2 ,Q f 4 'Q i' E 'i MRS. SNYDER f 1 y I I Surgery T JP i nf MRS. NUSBAUM -A f West Two X 'T : : MISS I-IORNADAY Recovery Room Constant Care MRS. GILBERT South Two .ff Ritu- MISS ZAGEL West One MISS RAYL Post Partum .ae L, J MRS. ROENAMANN Newborn Nursery MRS. M. SORG Pediatrics MRS. C. FLETCHER West Three MRS. R. REI-IM West Six MISS E. GERBER South Four MRS. J. THLMIAR North- East Five MISS A. SCHWEHN North-East Four Not Pictured: MRS. B. CALLAHAN Labor and Delivery MRS. J. DEAN Premature Nursery I9 urszng Service Personnel , Q fx -X .Q-.,,:,J . W H fm . - fr v i ,ft if y:?h2,:,:,r , ' . r ,,-4 u7' I f ,ag 5 firing .7 iz ., , .: s 1: MRS. M. IVIAXWELL Staifing Coordinator MRS. B. KLOPFENSTEIN In- Service Education MRS. J. GAVILANEZ Maternal and Child Health Supervisor MR. GORDON RGWAN Director of Nursing Service .0 ,aguou -'f-Q-....,, ,, A f ,' , MRS. H. FUZY 9 at ' Day Supervisor if 3 1 ,' .Q ' I .- -3,52 X wmff' D , P , x X x TX ,- ' - X1 , , MRS. o. WATERMAN . 4 -vw E 1 Surgery Supervisor Q ff' N ff 20 Day Supervisor '---n-...g.- MRS. M. BURRI MRS. A. ROBER . 'X f--' vu. - ,, .4 M--A z ' 4 MRS. STONE Night Supervisor MRS. H. MIDDLETON MRS. G. MOORE Evening Supervisor S Evening Supervisor MRS. L. VACHON Evening Supervisor TS Evening Sup ervisor MISS D. BROWN Night Supervisor 21 I I 1 , . 2 S f S' ka K- ff? X ffl i. my Siu- x f xai L X if Q Not Pictured Mrs. M. Johnson Night Supervisor A Cl' O Except a living man there is nothing more wonderful than a book! A message to us from . . . human souls we never saw . . . And yet these arouse us, terrify us, teach us, comfort us . . . --Kingsley New Freshmen Apply Basics Learned in I The freshman year in training is char- I acterized by gaining in basic knowledge I of science and nursing, and by growing mentally, physically and emotionally. A scientific background is needed in which to build, and we gain this through Cl-IEMISTRY, ANATOMY AND PHYSI- OLOGY, AND MICROBIOLOGY. The principles we learn in classes and lab- oratories are applied in our nursing care on the floor. PSYCHOLOGY, SOCI- . OLOGY and RELIGION help us in ou.r relationships with patients, hospital staff, classmates,and others we meet as work and grow. The basics of nursing are learned in FUNDAMENTALS OF NUR SING, and MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING I, and then are applied and practiced in the clinical areas. PHAR- MACOLOGY gives us the background so we know why we are giving a drug, and what we expect it to do for our patients. SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPALS LEARNED in lectures are put to use in the various laboratory experiments. I-Iere Linda Parsons uses sterile techni- que to inoculate in Microbiology Lab. at , ,Q - ii fsmv.. , .ir s -.auf s I f Mia .. . t Lawns L M ix. BASICS OF MEDICATIONS are learned under supervision of , the clinical areas. Carolyn Mostert and Jane Guthrie check with their team leader about a drug. INSTRUCTORS I-IELP in finding solutions to problems encountered 'N Q in floor work. Patty I-ludson sees the light breaking through after A' talking with Mrs. Boozel. 24 Labs and Lectures SO THAT'S HOW IT'S DONE Class hours are varied with lectures, demon- strations, team teaching, experimenta- tion, and outside speakers to help us not only hear, but see how soemthing is done. After the lectures we keep busy by practicing in the labs. MAKE SURE THE CORNER is SQUARE! Julie Hartman didn't know there's so much in making a bed--a hospital bed anyway. 'W ' if ,.a, ., EVERY LEARNING OPPORTUNITY IS USED to the fullest, especially in bandaging. Would you believe Kathy Degitz is the poor patient--all in the name of education! MRS. FLORENCE NIGI-ITENGOWN IS TI-IE IDEAL PATIENT for freshman students and she never com- plains, even for the mistakes we make. Cheryl Pekkala give emotional support as Sue Stein gives her first injection. Now that didn't even hurt, did it? 25 ff r gf, rg my 1. if iw :IQ . :QQ , T 444 :rg ,F --fm MQ, , Y. L .if W: -K ,. r J S 1 xi' 2 Q ,X If F EASY NOW. DON'T CONTAMINATE! Junior OR students open a pack in preparation for surgery. Care Studzks Augmenzf Care studies, research papers, Monday clinical conferences, and V.A. affiliation punctuate the junior year. Divided into four rotations of three months each, it involves concentrated study of the body systems, correlated with daily clinical work with patients with corresponding conditions. Four weeks of the GERIATRIC rotation are spent in studying TUBERCULOSIS nursing in ln- dianapolis. During the remaining eight weeks the junior students study body metabolism and the special needs of the aging section of our so- ciety. The SURGERY rotation was modified this year to include not only experience in surgery and the post anesthesia recovery room, but also study of the ear and fluid and electrolyte balance. Ex- perience in the operating and recovery rooms is often approached with qualms. However, it pro- vides an opportunity to learn more about the patient's total hospital experience. MEALTINLE ON MOELLERING ONE finds Theresa Schneider and Flo Myers helping their geriatric patients. axis Y usda' unior Curriculum One rotation is given to the study of ORTHO- PEDIC, NEUROLOGIC, AND EYE conditions. Moellering II provides an excellent place to gain experience with casts, traction, circle beds, and other special equipment, and to give nursing care to orthopedic patients. Other areas of the hospital are utilized to provide experience in neurology and eye. The rotation known as CU-CYN actually provides opportunity to study and work with patients with urologic, gynecologic, endocrine, and diabetic problems. Field trips to the Red Cross Blood Bank and Woodhaven, a home for unwed mothers, give occasion for learning of some community resources. With these four rotations behind them, the juniors look forward to receiving their senior stripes and a well deserved vacation. C J ff i-J .v-NWN wE'vE COME A LONG WAY TOGETHER Lynette Downing helps her care study patient pack to leave the hospital. A SMILE AND A CHAT with helps this patient pass the time. 27 her student nurse, Barb I-lefty, Seniors Work WE'l.l. TAKE CARE OF YOU Becky Fields and Carol Lauer keep close check on a patient in ER. 7 in Slbecial Areas, Gain This year for the first time, the summer rotation at Logansport was eliminated making it neces- sary for the entire class to receive this training during the first three rotations. Another first was a two week Christmas vacation for the seniors as well as the juniors and freshmen. Because the summer rotation was two weeks longer than usual, it included DISASTER NURS- ING and PROFESSIONAL ADJUSTMENTS II for the whole class at the same time. Growth and development and conditions par- ticularly found in children are studied in the PEDIATRIC rotation. A wide variety of field trips enhanced the students knowledge of facili- ties and institutions for children. The OBSTETRIC rotation leads to many new and rewarding experiences as education is re- ceived in labor and delivery, post partum, the newborn nursery, and the premature nursery. A highlight of OB came when each student was on call to receive a care study patient and follow her entire hospital experience. As well as the study of legal aspects of nursing, SENIOR EXPERIENCE provides the opportunity to learn the techniques of emergency room care and intensive care of patients in the constant care unit. Participation in team nursing as a team leader, and acting as a head nurse during co-charge experience, offers practice that will help the student step from the category of sen- ior student into the position of a graduate nurse. Q-X.: 'vsl. CN .. Tl-IE VOICE OF EX- PERIENCE is avail- able to students on co-charge experi- ence. Bonnie Fischer confers with head nurse, Mrs. Minier. Slbecia lizea' Skills xx 5 K XX fps? an 3 A BUNDLE OF JOY is carefully dressed for his parents by Joan Quackenbush. , an-Y I 3' -A r ima ., INTRICATE EQUIPMENT AND SKILLED HANDS are necessary in the premature nursery. Judy Dodds and Jean Dariage watch as the doctor ex- amines their tiny patient. AND THEY ALL LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER Jane Basilius reads to her small charges on the pediatric unit. 29 ew VETERAN S ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL Cold Springs Road, Indianapolis A zlzazfzons at VA. ana' Four weeks of the junior year are spent at the V.A. Hospital in Indianapolis, where tuberculosis nursing is studied. Attention is given to the nature, pre- vention, and cure ofthe disease, re- habilitation, and the special needs of the long term patient. The theory learned in class is applied in the clin- ical area. Field trips, and extracur- ricular excursions about the city, com- bine to make V.A. an enjoyable experience. FULL OF FUN, Mr. and Mrs. Lang, our houseparents, make us feel at home. MISS JULIA DEE Instructor is we The third floor of THE PERSONNEL BUILDING provides comfortable living quarters during our three months stay. The library and classroom tire in the basement. Loganslbohrt Are Interesting and Challenging The senior student spends twelve A.. I weeks studying at Logansport State A? A VIEW OF LONGCLIFFE Hospital in Logansport, Indiana. Per- sonality develop ment, the various mental disorders, and their treatment are investigated. Six weeks are spent working with acute patients, and six weeks with patients with chronic dis- orders. Students from other schools study at Logan at the same time. Each rotation, a student government is formed and many new friendships are made. right: COME ON! POP! The kitchen was a popu- lar place with everyone, including Jan and Bussel. left: MRS. WILCOXSON AND MRS. CORSAIR, our housemothers at Logan. 31 Students TODAY With every rising of the sun Think of your life as just begun. The past has cancelled and buried deep All yesterdays. There let them sleep. Concern yourself with but today. Grasp it, and teach it to obey Your will and plan. Since time began Today has been the friend of man. You and Today! A soul sublime And the great heritage of time. With God Himself to bind the twain, Go forth, brave heart! Attain! Attain! Ella Wheeler Wilcox CZGSS Qf Klhasmuoh as ye haoe a'oue it unto one gf the least cyf these my brethem, ye haoe a'one it unto me V 1 Craeluatzon August 13 I s . Coueora'z'a Hzlgh School Class Colors: Yellow ana' Whz'te Class Flower: Daisy 3. J f MRS. MARY FLANICAN FACULTY ADVISOR We, the graduating class of 1967, express our appreciation to our advisor, Mrs. Mary Flanigan, who has given so freely of herself to help us to grow and mature as individuals in the field of nursing. We are grateful to her for the many times she has in- terceded for us as a class, and for the interest and concern she has shown for our social, mental and physical welfare. To her we express our deepest gratitude. BARBARA BRANDON AULT , Corunna, Indiana xh- 34 QE- 'wr NNN.-, l R. BARBARA JANE BASILIUS Findlay, Ohio 2007285 NANCY KAY BEARD Ft. Wayne, Indiana MARGARET ANN BORDEN Ft. Wayne, Indiana CAROL SUE BUSSEL Auburn, Indiana DIANE KAY CHAPMAN Ft. Wayne, Indiana PAULET TE JEANNE CLUVER Watseka, Illinois 35 I IN-..., is X X. SANDRA LEE H COCAGNE River Forest, Illinois TREASURER CA ROL JEAN DARLAGE Cortland, Indiana CAROLE JOY DETWILER Kendaville, Indiana Goa' Bless Each Little Lzlght That Burns In an Unexpected Place . . . An Altar in a Darkenea' Church . . Or in a Sad, Saa' Face. x JUDY ANN DODDS Ft. Lauderdale, Florida REBECCA JO FIELDS La Porte, Indiana 36 BONNIE JEAN FISCI-EER Waterville, Indiana KATHLEEN SUE FITES La Fontaine, Indiana JANET .IUANITA GAUS Buckingham, Illinois God, Bless Each Little Lzght ana' .Fan Its Flame ana' Keep It Brzght. There Is S0 Mach qv Darkness That We Neea' Each Little Lzlght. Violet Allgfn Stofqf SECRETARY JANICE ANN GERBER Bluffton, Indiana JUDY ANN GERMANN Y' W k Celina, Ohio 37 lv M14 'f .ia JOANNE MARGARET I-IAFNER C adillac, Michigan ELAINE RUTH HARTMAN Wolcotwille, Indiana if VICTORIA, I-HGLEY HELLER Bryan, Ohio -.fxf I'-N X, There Are Two Ways Qf Slbreaa'z'ng Lzlghtf To Be the Candle or the M irror That Rgfleels it. DIANA SUE H11.TY Bluffton, ohio PENNY SUE KEISTER Albion, Indiana 35 .ry s v1cE-PREs1DENT NANCY JEAN LANDMEIER St. Charles, Illinois AN CAROL ANN LAUER Calera, Alabama CHRISTINE ANNE LEDER Kalamazoo, Michigan Hope, Like a Gleezming Talbefs Lzlghl Adorns and Cheers Our Way,' And Still, As Darker Grows the Nzlghzf Emits a Brzlghter Ray. Oliver Goldsmzfh X wa:-wg.. S? gQ..,1:::',5:-L. . Y A X V . X. PRESIDENT JANET HOPE LEHMAN 1 Berne, Indiana DAWN ELIZABETH MARSH Kennedy, New York 39 Afixx , X 4 iii Q.. V-f 'fw- 'NUS ik 1' NILA JANE MARTZ Ft. Wayne, Indiana DIANA LYNNE MINER Pierceton, Indiana SUE ANN MCFARREN Bluffton, Indiana Cf7 h.y P - unto My Feet and cz Lzlght unto My Path WYLANN KAY MCMILLAN Ft. Wayne, Indiana DEBORAH ANN MOUNTZ Kendallville, Indiana 40 CHRISTIAN GROWTH CHAIRMAN ROBERTA MARIE OTTO Ft. Wayne, Indiana JOAN MARIE QUAC KENBUSH Sherwood, Ohio SUSAN MARIE REINKER Parma, Ohio Let Testerelay G0 an Its Way Beliina' Its Time- Tight Seal, Remembering It Is Today Wlilh Whz'ch You Have To Deal. -Enola Cliamberl in REBECCA SUE RICKERT Ft. Wayne, Indiana V f, CAROL JEAN RINGGER X Bluffton, Indiana V, 41 v s X s iw 1 NANETTE LUELLA ROEHERS Defiance, Ohio NORMA JEAN SEDDELMEYER Ft. Wayne, Indiana DIANNE LEE SCHEUNEMANN Janesville, Wisconsin The Little Candle That We Lzglzt Along a Darkenea' Way ' May Seem cyfbllzglzt Importance with Its Tiny, Flzekerzng Ray CAROL ANNE SKINNER Peoria Heights, Illinois CYNTHIA J ANS. SMALLEY Paulding, Ohio 42 mt t., JUDITH KAY SPITLER Willshire, Ohio IMOGENE JOAN STEFFEN Decatur, Indiana GLORIA ROSE TI-IIEME Decatur, Indiana And We, Who Do LW? Little Tasks Wz'th Looe of Christ Expressed Find Gods Expands the Little Things To Make Us Ever Btest. Q ,ssi X Grace Stephens RUTH ARLENE VON GUNTEN Berne , Indiana MARILYN JEAN WEAVER Bryan, Ohio 43 'wmv 1 sw ! X 'NB-Y X.. ,-45 1 X X ffl 1 X. BARBARA ANN WELDY Columbia City, Indiana X SANDRA KAY WEITZEL N. Manchester, Indiana PATRICIA EVE WILKINSON Grabill, Indiana No One Knocks at My Door Who Is Not Sent Zyl God. ...f ALL QQ ,S iw, 17. xi' SHARON LOUISE WILKERSON Scipio, Indiana SALLY ANN WOODRUFF Bryant, Indiana 44 E I solemnhf pledge mysey bdare God and in the presence cyfthis assembbf to pass my ly? in puriyf and to practice my prqfession faithfulhz. 1 I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingbf administer any harmful drag. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard cy' my prMfssion, and will hold in confdence all matters committed to my keeping, and all famibz ajfairs coming to my knowledge in the practice cy' my prwssion. Wz'th loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work and devote myself to the wehfare if those committed to my care. -Nightingale Pledge APPENDIX 1967 L U THERAN HOSPITAL School qfNursz'ng Ft. Wayne, Ina'z'ana Class 0 1968 Class M otlo: Notjor Ourselves, but hr Others Class F lower: Pink Rose Class Colors: Pink ana' While Mrs. Ehrman, our class advisor, is the instructor of emergency and disaster nursing. She is actively engaged in the community, serving in such organ- izations as the Red Cross and the YWCA. 1 A .xi 'Q , ai 5 President: Schilb, Linda Antwerp, Ohio Vice Presient: Geiser, Paula, Orrville, Ohio Secretary: Klingel, Sharon, Fort Wayne, Indiana Treasurer: Smith, Judy, Fort Wayne, Indiana Christian Growth Chair- man: Bauman, Carolyn, Auburn, Indiana Student Body Representa- tive: Stuerzenberger, Marilyn, New I-laven, Indiana Amstutz, Linda South Whitley, Indiana Asher, Sue New Haven, Indiana Bennett, Karin Marion, Indiana Branson, Kathy Gaston, Indiana Daine, Janet Roann, Indiana Downing, Lynette Fort Wayne, Indiana Freeman, Glenda Peru, Indiana Glumm, Linda Lansing, Michigan Gunn, Joyce Napoleon, Ohio I-Iasz, Eloise Mt. Prospect, Illinois I-Iawbaker, Linda Geneva, Indiana Hefty, Barbara Auburn, Indiana - ' W f f'-Ni,-, ff Eff. ' W ' . I - 9' 33 X I 1, s V 'ff : iz x .R - S1 . QT 5 5, gi we +35 gl 'X' ,,,,, I . 47 . . W X , ' , A 3, , J' N 1 . J, r It Q51 fs? If' if Dubach, Gloria Bluffton, Indiana Erkkinen, Vivian Boxborough, Mass Fransdal, Elaine Estherville, Iowa 'ii-fa , 4 - - 4- 'f' 5 I ,,, .,,-' Xqiimgfij Myers, Fiorella Convoy, Ohio Mclieague, Paige Battle Creek, Michigan Piirto, Janet Elwood, Indiana . - X' I j-:Z -, tw S 3, Z3 ,... , 'Q I-Iellwarth, Teala Celina, Ohio Johnson, Diana Bluffton, Indiana Lowe, Mary Brazil, Indiana Lustfealt, Carol Olney, Illinois Mawhorr, Charlene Fort Wayne, Indiana Messrnann, Jan Fort Wayne, Indiana N, x , -.. , I ' as 'I aff- Platte, Donna Peoria, Illinois Schaaf, Diana New I-Iaven, Indiana Schneider, Theresa Fort Wayne, Indiana Schulenberg, Nila Tipton, Indiana Stuerrnan, Mary Albion, Indiana Tetzloff, Janet Medaryville, Indiana 4 ,.. ' All Vnasdale, Rebecca I .qmail Mansfield, Ohio :Iflu llll Van Pelt, Carol , VonDielingen, Cathy A If Gas City, Indiana Bryan, Ohio I' ,I l I Included in the Junior year is the T.B. affiliation, during which many good times are enjoyed. One of these is snowmang or, rather, snow-bunny-building. 3 Whittern, Sharon Monroeville, Indiana First stripe . . . All Aboard for the big sis-little sis party . . . I'd like to see you juniors one at a time . . . Christmas dinner--oh! that turkey . . . Twas the night before Christmas vacation . . . V.A. and those process recordings . . . candle sales . . . geriatric parties . . . bless you . . . IANS convention-skit-first place trophy . . . low- back-syndrome . . . half-way party . . . working for pay . . . IO minute scrubs . . . IV hematomas . . . birthday parties . . . junior slump . . . Easter vacation? . . . engagement rings . . . Ll-ISN--189-I . . . junior-senior banquet . . . one more year to to-- with a little bit of bloomin luck. 49 Class unity was demonstrated with our Half-Way Party. Spirits ran high with the thought of only 78 weeks left. A popular spring event is the Little LeMans race which has now become an annual event. Pictured are two of our tricyclists, Barb and Sue. 50 0 'Wm-w'n,,,,..-of Study--A necessary evil. fSharon, you have to be kiddinglj House Rule: Don't hang clothes to dry on curtain rods over windows. Lynette, missing a handbook? if .s. ! . Am- 'WW S, it's time to get up, Jan. lt is not a fire drill. Behind the scenes--the day ofthe for mal dance. The V.A. chorus line. I 1 5 if: 'cy 1.5. -fe . CLASS OFFICERS: SITTING--Andrea Leudtke, treasurer, Judy Johnson, vice- president, Lindsay Hagen, president, Elaine Eisenhart, secretary. STANDING --Ann Buuck, Christian growth co-chairman, Kris Schlotterbeck, class panel, Louise Bormann, Christian growth Co-chairman, Carolyn Mostert, class panel, Carol Steiner, student Council representative. 'Hb- C lass F lower: ClClSS Carnation 0 Class Colors: 19 Pink ana' Barguruly Miss Beckman, our advisor, was a great mediator for us with all of our problems. She has always been available when we needed her advice or answers to our questions. as A Lib, sal is ., . so A Sue Anderson Columbia City, Indiana Karen Arnholt Columbus, Indiana Linda Arnholt Columbus, Indiana Barb Azzam Fenton, Michigan Mary Blankenship Pennville, Indiana Diana Bloxson Wabash, Indiana Louise Bormann Petersburg, Michigan Kathy Degitz Fort Wayne, Indiana Elaine Eisenhart Ambler, Pennsylvania Linda Elzey Huntington, Indiana Toni Folk Auburn, Indiana Cheryl Groendyke Wabash, Indiana Jane Guthrie Anderson, Indiana 1 , . fr?-if 9 Z' In ,V 'dz s-fg' X If Leaf Q I I -i-'- 2 i':1 ,xiii ,-MU? lf' 45 if 5 '. :T o Joan Buchrer Archbold, Ohio Diana Bunch North Manchester, Indiana Ann Buuck Nashville, Tennessee ' i1 I I fi 4 ti a , .,,i., I anai I I N 2 E ,, if X- , H X 2, I '15 li .., ' j L.,-f ' , , L Q . Q, K A. f ' Y .l. if' Q , ' gg. I G . 1 'k, 1 nf' . ,-,. ' ' Lynda Hilgeman Peru, Indiana Sue Hochstettler Sandusky, Ohio Patty Hudson Spencerville, Ind iana , f x x Ia-15: if ,r I I . 4 '57 Ne w if ,. ' -I is 'L . I . I 4 , 4 1 W7 5 g J Sandi Habegger Berne, Indiana Linda Hagen Deshler, Ohio Lindsay Hagen Peru, Indiana Julie Hartman Fort Wayne, Indiana Carol Heath Gary, Indiana Marilyn Helmke Jewell, Ohio 'f N Shirley Hullinger Butler, Indiana Judy Johnson Glen Ellyn, Illinois Sally Keirn Columbia City, Indiana Sherry Korthals Ann Arbor, Michigan Susan Langston Decatur, Indiana Andrea Leudtke Kingston, New York Carolyn Mostert Wheaton, Illinois Darleen Nahrwold Woodburn, Indiana Linda Parsons Bowling Green, Ohio Cheryl Pekkala Milwaukee, Wisconsin Marilyn Scheer Fort Wayne, Indiana Kris Schlotterbeck Deshler, Ohio Lynnette Stamm Archbold, Ohio Sue Stein Fort Wayne, Indiana Carol Steiner Fort Wayne, Indiana Martha Wean Anderson, Indiana Carolyn Widner Fort Wayne, Indiana Joan Wapshall Toledo, Ohio 1 I gif I.. Wi' ff, 7 ..,,f 1 Aw L ,M Sonia Schroeder Hoagland, Indiana Linda Sowers New I-Iaven, Indiana Carol Stamm Archbold, Ohio , X 35 ,P in l i 'f7'- V-'l-227 prologue . The theme ofthe 1967 Appendix is Light. Through these pages we hope to present varying aspects of our enlighten- ment during our ye ars of education at Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing. Our practical experience has also shed a light on the human aspect of life and death. Although we can only present a small portion of our experiences we hope that these will serve as a reminder of the many occasions of this past year. The Appendix Staff A lbpenaix Staff Co-editors . . . . Christine Leder Judy Germ ann Divisions editors . . . . Jean Weaver Dawn Marsh Ruth VonGunten Gloria Thieme Business Managers . . Sharon Wilkerson Paulette Cluver Jan Gerber Carol Bussell Pat Wilkinson Table qfC0n1fenZs Administration . , , 6 Academies . . . . , 22 Students ............ . . .32 Dorm life ............ , , 58 Organizations and Activities . . . 66 Patrons .............. , , 84 Advertisements . , , 85 2 x,-,hh-Vg any Our weekly meeting of How To Catch a Man While Attending 1.1-ISN. Oh no!!! .Alone at lastln You say you used to dance with Nureyev? 56 ,pw The masked Crusader. Saturday night kicks. Those lazy, hazy, crazy days of nurses' training--at least that's how they say we'll think of it when we're through. All of the memories we'll have would fill .1 book. Like racing Mr. McCord around the block, attending illegal parties in the backyard, explaining that D to the parents, signing out, etc. You know, when you come to think of it, it's really not too bad! Keeping in shape for all those adorable interns. Oh, come on, that's not what you really want 57 mm LW MY FRIENDS My friends are little lamps to me, Their radiance warms and cheers my ways, And ,ill the patlixyay dark and lone IS brightened by their rays. I try to l-geep them bright by faith, And never let them dim with doubtg For every time I lose ti friend . A little lamp goes out, ELIZABETH WI-IITTEMORE I ,L A ' .15 1 1. H.. ,- ,a ,Vg-X , X, r nl ix 1 H if I 'Zz vi, ll ivy? 'iv ,sg We Rise at Six Girls, does Marta need help to get out of that bed? Six-o'c1ock THAT'S JUST TOO EARLY! OH- - What a Night I GOOD-MORN- INC WORLD That is not the way we put on our uniform. To Shine at Seven 3, .X-. L, i l llllflllil STUDY HARD! Burning the midnight oil. e lag 'r . ks 1, V ' Q fi . a'X K j L L 13 N' , '50 ' fr- '49' ff 7' ' 1' Only your hairdresser knows for sure. Why so glum, GIRLS? 61 WELL! 62-35-87-30-HIKE! Relaxing Affer Work - .2 Some of the seniors relaxing in their lounge after work with some MILK and CRACKERS. , 7 . :g , as -M Interesting new textbook? OF :Ugg 1 ?????????????????????? '57 flfgfgf Q4 ' v' It sure can be a hard days work! ANGEL IN iw- qv DISGUISEH X yo QM, Smile, YOU'RE on CANDID CAMERA. 62 the Social Hour HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Is it allch:1tb11d????????'? The cake sure looks good. 1 The seniors hold a sing-a-long ' by candle-light. 1 Off they go to another monthly fire drill, WHAT FUN! ! Y ! ! ! ! Time: 2 AM Packing for another weekend? 63 Thani. The F ina! Touch quit., Just to check to see if you were really UTOGETI-lERNESS studying. -,..f, 'AQ mx Get that ace-bandage on right. Study' time OVET- Gct that Clean. 1 iv x. Then Pcmfy Time ' Seniors getting together for a Holloween party. BE Sure to get your ORAL SUBSTITUTE. Juniors putting on a skit for their SISES. Seniors telling us about the GOOD food in the cafeteria. End of the weekend of Intervarsity fun and Christian fellowship. 65 Ready for the banquet, Dawn? EGU-7285 This year the lounge took on a new light. In December it was re-decorated by the Lutheran Hospital Auxiliary This was indeed appreciated by the student body and we would like to give a special thank you to all those involved. 3 A ctizf ities and Organzfations For llfe alone IS creator of l1fe, And closest Contact wlth the human world Is l1ke a lantern shming in the night To light me to a knowledge of myself. ANIY LOW ELL 4 fm Student Boojf Functions Through Many Committees ., :PQ STUDENT COUNDIL: FIRST ROW: Pres.--S. Cocagne, B. Fields, J. Basilius, J. Buehrer, C. Steiner. SECOND ROW: C. Ringger, J. Germzmn, C. Leder, L. Hagan, J. Lehman. THIRD ROW: L. Hawbaker, L. Schilb, M. Lowe, C. Von Dielingen, B. Rickert. Absent: N. Seddelrneyer, C. Skinner. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Chr.--B. Fields, L. Glumm, D. Scheunernann, L. Hagan, C. Lake, S. Korthals, J. Basilius, S. Schroeder. Absent: J. Dodds, S. Wil- kerson, C. Lustfeldt, E. Fransdal, V. Erkkinen. 68 LIBRARY COMMITTEE: N. Roehrs, K. Degitz, K. Branson. f , Ex I . -, Annlix .ua-A PROGRAM COMMITTEE: M. Wean, L. Hawbaker, B. Fischer. Absent: M. Stuerzenberger, Chr. 4 Zig HU' h 2 4 7? fx BY-LAWS COMMITTEE: Chr.--M. Lowe, S. Ander- son, M. Sturem:-m. FINANCLAL COMMITTEE: E. Hartman, B. Hefty, C, Von Dielingen, Chr. L. Hilgeman. 69 K JUDICLARY COMMITTEE: K. Branson, N. Roehrs, S. Hochstett- ler, J. Hafner, T. Schneider, L. Hagan. Absent: N,Sedde1meyer, Chr. ' A. . M. .fi , , Q .,. 'Q fave 3- 'vu- A2 A' -vi NOMINATING COMMITTEE N. Martz, Chr.--B. Rickert, J. Hartman, C. Bussell. i These two underprivileged girls have been adopted by our student body this past year. 70 Q9 .J Through IANS We Become Aetivehf Involved Indiana Assoezulion 0 Nursing Students LANS introduces its members, the nurses of tomorrow, to the American Nurses Associa- tion and the National League for Nursing, to organization itself, and to the over- whelming fact that they have a hand in the changing future of the Nursing Profession. This organization through the National Student Nurses Association built a dormitory for student nurses in Taiwan, and started a national project to help disadvantaged groups throughout the 50 states. It also voted to back a walkout of the nurses in the San Francisco area. Becoming Actively Involved in IANS was truly the theme of Mary Lowe, who was elected 2nd vice president of the state and Linda I-lawbaker, who was elected Cor- responding Secretary of the state. On the local level Norma Seddelmeyer was presi- dent of East District. Vivian Erkkinen and Linda I-lawbaker also held local offices. Gloria Dubach was Lutheran's representative to the Miss Student Nurse Contest. Becky Fields and a group of juniors represented us at the district talent contest. The juniors under the direction of Mary Lowe placed first in the state talent contest. 71 F reslzmnn Choir Sings Impressive Songs 066' 3 1 .QORG 0 A 9 WH ,QI 2 PIANIST C S CHOIR DIRECTOR S A d messes, Cl2rz's1fz'an Fellow- shzjv Adds In5lbz'mtz'0n The Nurses' Christian Fellowship had as sponsor Miss Ethyl Schlatter who later in the year became Mrs. Cordon Klopfenstein. Under her leadership and guidance, along with that of our president, Carol Skinner, the group had many informative and inspirational meetings. These meetings were held every two weeks on a Tuesday evening. Bible studies were conducted on each floor of the residence on the Tuesday evenings when a formal meeting was not planned. Many girls participated in these Bible studies and found them quite inter- esting and helpful. 73 3: f'1?557l new x lil 1' X OUR ADVISOR: Mrs. Klopfenstein Bz'-Monlhb flfleelings En- rich Gamma Delta Members 4' ,f ' 1 Gamma Delta is the International Association of Lutheran College and University Stu- dents. Gamma stands for Gnosis which in Greek means knowledge, and Delta for Diakonia, which means service. The knowledge of Christ results in service through and to Christ. Our Fort Wayne chapter, Epsilon Phi, involves all the colleges here. This year we have members from Concordia Senior College, Lutheran Hospital, and the Indiana- Purdue Extension. We have had Bible studies and have attended Choral Vespers at the Senior College. Bowling, square dancing, volleyball, a hayride, and visiting the Allen County Chil- dren's Home and the Lutheran Home for the Aged have all been part of our activities. The meetings are held at varied places, and our average attendance is about twenty. 74 Yearbook Stajjf Strives Ham' To Meet Deaa'!z'nes ,east ,.- - 3 ees :Ex 7 This year the yearbook was made a student body project instead of being a responsibility of the senior class. By the end of Feb- ruary, over 125 subscriptions were obtained. Writing copy, mak- ing layouts, and snapping pictures became a pastime for the members of the staff. They worked steadily to meet the dead- line so the yearbook could be distributed before graduation. OUR ADVISOR: Miss Hensler 75 The School qF.Nursz'ng Pin .K , ',..f Lx .,, A N-L.-- -2? , .. .1. The cross, in rea? is e.syml1o 'lici 'zlrzsemsh q'one'sj?llowman, and iST'Lfl2ef'-qernbblefnforrelrgf fyfyckf ana' wounded. ' fx A' Th rose, in golcl,f ,o.nd3?io z'no'z'oatloe ' The trilobate' lotus' -eoreoilhiifiogfreprefenetativefofesteern, honor, and rnerzl. ' ,gl Q. , ,: in Q , Q5 The open book szgnfes Q0 Goal. I ,S S The letters L. H. S. . .denote Tfhe. Lutheran School ofNursz'ng a l ' . i -, Q. 7 . .Weir 4 ....,f K' 'lf' 'we-A pa l' 'Q sr X X A -Si'-sw The ballroom resembled the evening twilight as the lights threw their shadows upon the carefully laid tables. As the couples entered, the room was filled with the smell of flowers and the sounds of rustling skirts and quiet laughter. The meal was further enhanced by the setting and the company of friends. After the meal was finished, all was made ready for the orchestra and dancing. Couples enjoyed dancing to the soft music as well as to the livelier tones of the or- chestra. All too soon, it seemed, the clock struck midnight and the magical night was almost at an end. Any girl who attended the dinner-dance can call upon her memories and say that it was truly an Affair of the Heart . 76 A ja ire' de Couer VARIOUS A CTIVITIES Linda I-lawbaker and Mary Lowe shown with the trophy won in the state talent contest. i U 191 W? Q56 xf' is , 'L it g , ,ii , Juniors receiving their trophy from Janet Soienberger, president of NSNA. Juniors performing on the stage at the state convention in Terre Haute. 78 FEATURE SCHOOL TEAR Refreshments at the student body party. Student nurses from Fort Wayne participating in the Annual Veteran's Day Parade. Seniors giving skit at the all school party in April. 79 ,SEZ C Freshmen in nutrition preparing for faculty dinner. Day 150 Day Happenings Make a Brzlght v- Wi The seniors gave the freshmen a welcoming party upon their arrival at Ll-ISN. un 1 ,eff Q ,-,, .Q Talking on the telephone seems to be a favorite pastime around here. This is a common scene on third floor as Jo concentrates on styling a new hairdo. 80 Rq'lec1fz'0n qffjersonal Mem0rz'es Just one more day until the next yearbook deadline. Better hurry! Work surely wasn't that bad today, Jan. H+ Carol, what are you trying to hide from Jan? It's a girl's world. 81 Epilogue As we grow through our educational years, we start with a small but bright flame of knowledge. Continuing our education this Light in- tensifies. Ln leaving, we hope that through further education and practice of our skills, we will shine forth. We, the Appendix staff, would like to extend our thanks of Clippinger Studio, Mr. James Arthur, yearbook representative, Miss Dorthea Hen- sler, advisor, and to all those who helped to make this yearbook a success. 82 gmt:- R X -: -Q, Y Doctors Dr. Stephen H. Glassley Dr. John C. Gould Dr. Richard E. Hipskind Dr. William A. Kleifgan Dr. Walter E. Kruse Dr. D. S. Ladig Dr. Benjamin Leming Dr. Robert M. Lohman Dr. Leland Mortenson Dr. K. F. Perrin Dr. Alan D. Richards Dr. Francis E. Sarver Dr. Eugene F. Senseny Dr. Robert R. Shugart Dr. Phillip L. Smith Dr. Edwin E. Stumpf Dr. Robert Taylor Parents PA TRO Dr. Arthur F. Aiken Dr. Nevin E. Aiken Dr. J. Robert Ball Dr. Joseph H. Baltus Dr. Wallace Bash Dr. Ralph H. Beams Dr. George W. Bowers Dr. J. W. Bowers Dr. Robert J. Braunlin Dr. Perry A. Brucker Dr. Richard Craig Dr. C. W. Dahling Dr. M. A. Davidoff Dr. Antonio B. Donesa Dr. John S. Farquhar Dr. A. N. Ferguson Dr. William J. Gerding Mr. 8: Mrs. Gustav Leder Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman H. Luedkte Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert W. Lustfeldt Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank B. Marsh Mr. 8: Mrs. Marion W. Mart: Mr. 8: Mrs. R. W. McFarren Mr. 8: Mrs. W. H. Mclviillan Mr. 8: Mrs. Charley A. Myers 8: Nlrs. John Mostert . 8: Mrs. Herbert H. Nahrwold Prof. 8: Mrs. Lando Otto Mrs. Ethyl J. Pekkala . 8: Mrs. Sylvan E. Ringger 55? S Mr. 8: Mrs. Irwin Roehrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Harvey Scheunemann Mr. 8: Mrs. Andrew J. Schilb Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald E. Schmidt Mr. 8: Mrs. Marvin V. Sowers Mr. 8: Mrs. John Spitler Mrs. Margueritte Steiner Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman F. Thieme 55 8: Mrs. A G. VonDielingen . Donald E. Vnasdale 55 Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl E. Anderson Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl R. Bauman Mr. 8: Mrs. Billy Bunch Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard J. Chapman Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul W. Cluver Dr. 8: lvlrs. Phillip E. Cocagne Mr. 8: M.rs. Donald W. Darlage Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles C. Duerk Nlr. 8: Mrs. Paavo J. Erkkinen Mr. 8: Mrs. Glen L. Freeman Mrs. Bertha Fischer Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Folk Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph E. Gerber Mr. 8: Mrs. Elmer J. Germann Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold F. Glumm Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerald H. Hagen Rev. 8: Mrs. Herbert J. Hafner NII. 8: Nirs. Ralph R. Hartman M.r. 8: Mrs. Jerome M. Hawbaker Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Heath, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred H. Helmke Rev. 8: Mrs. Don Hochstettler Mr. 8: Mrs. Allen E. Hullinger Mr. 8: Mrs. Esta W. Kiern Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard J. Lake Mr. 8: Mrs. L. W. Lauer 5 20 5 Z IU 2. 23 Er O E is B4 . 8: Mrs. Richard F. Wean . 8: lvirs. Robert R. Widner . 8: Mrs. Edmund Woodruff A dvertzkem en is medicine designed for health produced with care - Q 5- fl . - . , M , I n Dea'z'catz'0n We, the Appendix staff, wish to dedicate this year's issue of the Ap- pendix to Mr. E. Dan Butz. In our freshman year he gave to us the fundamentals of drug therapy which becomes an invaluable portion of our training. ln addition, he has contributed to the welfare of each student during her life at Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing. Thank you, Mr. Butz, for all your valuable assistance. 5 Congratulations District tl MARCEL DE PARIS INDIANA STATE NURSES' ASSOCIATION 3021 Fairfield Avenue 3001 Fairfield Avenue Ft- Wayne, indiana Telephone: 745-2834 TGIGPHOHGI 745-8426 MEDICAL ARTS SUPPLY CORP. LALANUS BAKERY Stores at Physicians - -Hospital Supplies 2602 S. Calhoun--744-3312 Sick Room Supplies and 3412 Fairfield 744-3165 Eavey's on Decatur Rd. --456-2775 Wherever ff ,W P- 4 7 PURE an going' ' ' When you '0,,,AH dev ' need cz little lift - Q depend on Coke A 'nlnvr DMN Al-cer's Faimela' c i. llc us uv on ' A wherever I Jllxu ff? , f a z 3104 Fairfield Avenue -p. :rn HDSIIPII 'K been 71 N Minor Repairs--Tune -Ups ! I I Pick Up and Delivery Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 1631 E- Pontiac Telephone: 744-9673 Telephone: 744-2163 Nboxgeap C I zj9l19z'nger SZua'z'0 p Fine Photography Since 1926 6 Congratulations L? Class of 1967 lon oi' It has been a pleasure being your photographer for the 1967 APPENDIX. May all of you have the best of luck always. Sincerely, L. R. Clippinger M. Photog., A.S.P. 503 West Wayne Telephone 742-5416 Compliments of Stellhorn Hardware F ranklzrz Electric 2018 Fairfield Avenue Ft. Wayne, Indiana Bluffton, Indiana Telephone: 744-0805 Compliments of THE UNIFORM SHOP 134 East Wayne Street Fort Wayne, lndiana Telephone: 422-8622 Wherever you go, Whatever you do, We want you to know We're thinking of you! 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