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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1970 volume:

In spite of folklore girls don't go into nursing to marry a doctor-- there are hundreds of ways that are much easier. Two events during a student's life are receiving that hard Worked for and long hoped for cap and cotmting the days until graduation at Kramer Chapel. ' W , , I sk! fn 4 QQ if N 'li' ' 1 , l s , x W 'Will in elwit 2:51. Never Promised You 3 ik 1 : 1 3' S iff 8 61 Rose Garden Logansport brought us many new experi- ences as seniors. Friends we met and patients we'11 never forget are valuable tools in our education to understand the motives of people. How could anyone forget the gourmet and cousine prepared in Rogers Hall--also the long journey betwixt and between Home Ave. and Logan. Being there for three months taught us what life is like institution- alized --and, as much as We'd like to, vve'11 never quite forget it. 5 11 if .: ,af 9 i 9' Q vvx M,,m Games People Play Free time meant something different to each of us but sleep took priority. Refreshed We inhaled mountains of popcorn during endless gab fests. Work and fun combined to make group study sessions profitable and test results were another party excuse. 3 1833 03224 6925 I0 Mg,-YY-. fd .35 xx i vm. u Hx R, W- Lga Qi tx 1. -', QA .I 0 'va ,I L. The Day M us! Dawn Six o'clock comes amazingly early when you spent half the night cramming for that dreaded exam. The dorm-- everywhere people--how do we put up with it? You may feel over protected and re- stricted when signing out but it's also independence. Dorm life is friendships that last, many that don't-- an experi- ment in human relations . The fact is, that learning to get along with an impossible roommate usually is some- what more valuable than an A in sociology. ,i k, , Z sv! T P .. .., - , 1 -sslllffhe ' ' q::rs.i.-::, - sw ' .,::3f1F1'P: x- ' I3 , w., CRW .f V' :ASSY Y Wa 59. gi 3 A xi' N Q? What We Talked About With the help of vocab lists, freshmen soon adopted hos- pital terms and clinical ex- periences added spice to mealtime conversation. Secrets were short lived, proving tell-a-Woman is still the fastest way to pass the word along. I5 v ,H i 7 F 56 f 1 I r 4 N 8 av 5 A-F F93 ga M xw 1,,.v.-mx 3 , , For Whom the Bells To!! Someplace in the big Wide alienated World you stumble suddenly upon a soul mate-- someone you can talk to or laugh with or just be with, but someone who knows you at least in some small way. The quiet nights watching T. V. in the lounge or studying together are pleasant memories of your world. Your date is chuckles on a Saturday night and stands solidly next to you in Worship on Sunday morning. The magic day of engagement brings yet another day which you meet with uneasiness as you anticipate the tubing . ,a 1 l Y ' S X 'K I -. t :as ,F GW. 3' is 1 X? fx Let me go back from the traveled road Away from the crowds pushing by, To a quiet hill where the woods are still, Serene 'neath a clean, blue sky. I would go back, far back from the road, Away from the haunts of men, I would find peace of mind where the hidden And strength to return again. --Helen Lowrie Marshall trails wind I 11, ,,,.,..f' r i..,f-1f .x S .1 , X f 5 I8 AP, Back from the Road 1 15 11112- 1: 1-i'5 5 : 1: :ll 1 5' 5:5155 ill 51111155 E :55lg 5:1 55, ::,55, 515511 11: 2-1-131, 51: -553 1.5.5. IC. 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But the pressure lifted somewhat iso we thought anywayb like the fog lifts from the earth and around us we could visualize our surroundings and we could move forward with a more confident step. The Agony and the Ecstasy 'Q R 'ff 4 , L ' 24 , -gf: ff' 5 ' I W' . ,Q .W .gif ,. 5 3 J, Q37 ' f if J s.. 5 ,-n 5 , ' Q 'f ' :ig ,Q X.. ' . 2 1 fy V-va .A 4 T1-:yr Q 43 Seniors ln our senior year We learn about specialized care that which takes place with children, with the psy- chiatric patient, and with the new mother. We learn how to function in positions of leadership and in situations of emergency. After we have fin- ished our studies for this year, we step into a new Worldg the world of the registered nurse! H H .. f Y . u i if .: .i '5.--X 25 l ' 'ii llzlilis fgl E W' ' Eli E I is Q12 Juniors ,wh I g R if A V , 0 6, a 7 X9 , 1 1 1' 1 - . K . 5 ,sg I 'X K 5 as 5 Q 1 Z4 AFV X fir, X I- wk I ,ff The junior year is our in- between year. We have gained experience from our freshman year but have not yet acquired the knowledge that it takes to be a senior. We learn to care for people with ortho- pedic, neurological, genito- urinary, gynecolog- ical, and cardiovascular problems. We learn the skills of surgery and of the recovery room. At the end, we move on to our last year at LHSN. Freshmen 1- xlv ' Q We begin as freshmen. We must lay a founda- tion for our future education. We learn the basics of sciences and the fundamentals of nursing. We learn about how people think and act. We learn about drugsg what they are and how to give them. We attain the right to wear the cap of the Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing. 28 E Hr! 9 2' 5 I Y O UVQYJ' Raffzewzbefe. Q-.- 8 fe!- I i- 1+- l ,tif R O ' g-R. X' fa X S0c1'alEverzIS , I! , , sig 32 w .--1 .L ,Q ww. 1' f Z' Q5 x iz' mv -.Q xy W Qc. lf.. A X I K ...3 ,U ,...,.Y-....,..,.q rr 4,.,Q,,,.N,f.,,g X' ., 'Qi' Financial Committee: P. Wegman, K. Doctor, L. Lanzer- -Chairman, Not pictured- -L. Long. Program Committee: D. Wilken, E. Seewer-- Chairman, 1. Meads, S. Caston. Social Committee: STANDING: S. Caston, K. Sowers, D. Lohr, N. DeLancey, S. Levendoski, L. Lanzer. SIT- TING: E. Dixon, A. Cunningham, L. Rastl, B. Schlecht--Chairman, C. Flenner--Co-Chairman. Student Council: STANDING: B. Schlecht, P. Hauth, S. Caston, B. Balman, C. Malich, L. August, C. Dammeyer, D. Flickinger, M. Schoenherr, E. Seewer, A. Rupp. SITTING: G. Gilstrap--Secretary, J. Eley--Sergeant-at-Arms, M. Schwehn --President, N. DeLancey--President-Elect, L. Lamzer--Treasurer. Not PictLu'ed-- P. Buuck--Vice-President. 'IQ . V.- 2 kid A '1i'N 34 4 Library Committee: C. Titus, K. Sowers, A, Steinbeck, N. Fleck, K. Huddleson. Judiciary Committee: SITTING: D. Lohr, C. Gerbers, C. Penn, S. Benner. STANDING: L. August, L. Rastl. 35 At Student Body Christmas party, Santa presents Mrs. jones with a gift. Nominating Committee: A. Rupp, C. Dam- meyer, M.Schoenherr, P. Hauth. I l ,.,..f . 'F' By-Laws Committee: C. Golden, N. Delancy, K. Doctor, B. Gorsuch. Special Projects Committee: D. Flickinger, R. Shull, V. Slusser, L. Long, Chairman, not pictured. 36 Student body Christmas Carols for patients. Public Relations: S. Caston, J. Litzen berg, R. Haynes. C A f gf 4, ff, . Q . v' i 135-5 T1 3. A Q h .V fb . ' 3 ff ' Wi' gg , ,,, . - bl WK 4? .5 s , .Stas x Ir ,L S. .xt FIRST ROW: S. Blochet, N. Sassaman, A. Barnes, G. Gilstrap, C. Golden, M. Dettmer, J. Tucci, F. Gaff, M. Miller. SECOND ROW: M. Fisk, C. Wilson, D. Amos, M. Hecht, D. Beck, L. john- son, D. Kitzmiller, B. Camp, E. Dixon, C. Penn, D. Knox, D. Drefke, j. Litzenburg. THIRD ROW: K. Sowers, D. Wilkens, B. Perm, K. Brodbeck, J. Decker, J. Hewitt, C. Shepherd, P. Weg- mann, L. Black, L. Sullivan, R. Balman, R. Habril. FOURTH ROW: 1. Humphreys, S. Walton, K. Schmidt, I. Cunningham, S. Dippel, S. Benner, V. Slusser, N. Hahn, L. Vanderkolk, V. jones, L. Mann, A. Rupp, S. Heslet. Pianists: M. Fick, V, jones. Choir Di- rector: S. Heslet. 37 iQl gi J , za . p Q.. . - I s- is A31 ., if K? FIRST ROW: N. Thompson, N. Fleck, L. Huett, 1st V. Pres. State, K. Hudelson, S. Stuart, District Pres., SECOND ROW: M. Schoenherr, B. Abel, District Corresponding Sec., D. Stein, District Vice Pres., L. Rastl, S. Cox, District Sec., B. Morris. NOT PICTURED: M. DeWalt, State Recruit- ment Ch. NCF FIRST ROW: C. Penn, G. Gilstrap, 1. Litzenburg, K. Sowers, SECOND ROW: I. Hewitt, I. Humphreys, A. Steinbach, J. Lucas, A. Iournay, M. Fick, THIRD ROW: L. Vanderkolk, D. Flickinger, M. Hecht, S. Cox, B. Penn, I.. Mann, P. Hauth, D. Beck, C. Fleenor, Presidentg N. Fleck, M Dettmer, C. Golden. NOT PICTURED: B. Morris, Vice Pres. 38 li is f IA NS Stale Con vention Held at Fort Wayne Sheraton .- W... APPENDIX STAFF: SEATED--S. Caston, R. Haynes, C. Gerbers, N. I-Iursey, L. Rastl, K. Doctor. STANDING: M. Krueger, N. Fleck, E. Imbrock, S. Stuart, K. I-Iudelson, M. Timm, D. Flickinger, L. I-Iuett C. Gerbers , Editor 40 'R 41 3 Q Q fl: Ill ll: .....a-. R -.u if 'f Miss Hensler, Staff Advisor ,s I .4 N fi-x 1 . N. Hursey, Business Editor K. Hudelson, Assistant Editor n l , V . , . ,5 ' 'J' 'I R1 E222-ZI5--!.Lg b MI V f 9 L 5 . , 2 Ki 'X 1 H' '13 'E , 2' 5 , . , -,,.. .,-. .MK -,,, A 21312 D. Flickinger, Assistant Editor 47. .wx Q i Tirnid smiles led to friendly greet- ings as the new crop of pre -clini- cals quickly learned their way around. juniors, after unabashedly observing themg accepted them: while maintaining some upperclass M Y' S superiority. Seniors swiftly enum- erated the days until graduation and were amazed when they lessened. A Y D Separate but united . . . These are the students . fi! l l k Class of 1971 MOTTO: We've reached the shore the ocean lies before us. SONG: Prayer Perfect FLOWER: Spider Mum COLORS: Crimson and ii. Carol Malich President White 5 I Qu., A Nw Nirs. Jane Badgley Class Advisor Marge DeWalt Treasurer Lois Rastl Vice -President Madge Krueger Secretary '-r 'I.. ' Q Belinda Abel llAbell Winchester, Indiana Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society. GUN --ui' .. 'wg ,fag Sylvia Caston llsylvll Fort Wayne, Indiana A friend is one who needs us and one whom we need. ,fi 2 fs., -pf .gy Mary Be arman Beerly Student Council Hoagland, Indiana Work is love made visible. , for ' ,NJ X was Phyllis Buuck llphylll New Haven, Indiana Kindness in words creates confi- denceg kindness in thinking creates profoundnessg kindness in giving creates love. X X 'ws . -- YQ Carol Cline IIP-url!! Bluffton, Indiana A relaxed attitude lengthens a man's life. .LAS-I3-Ali-f f' bak 5 5-x33a'?'Aa3': A THE APPE DIX i N Lutheran Hospital Q School OfNMFSl.Hg Fort Wayne Ina'1'ana 1970 ,wc . .xv 5 -ww Kn jo Anna Davis IIJOII Albion, Indiana Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cindy Jo Flenner Social committee co-chairman Macy, Indiana joy is good, and I'll share it with you. 4 .fi gf 2 4 s Norma Fleck Rome City, Indiana A happy face means a glad heart. 46 n gf x W: G: Q Q Marjorie DeWalt llMargell Treasurer Markle, Indiana A loving heart is the truest wisdom. Donna Flickinger Flick Appendix assistant editor Fort Wayne, Indiana Never do today what you can do tomorrow. X . Isa S Carol Gerbers Gerbs judiciary committee, Appendix editor. Fort Wayne, Indiana The way to be happy is to make other people happy. Rebecca Haynes lIBeCkyIl Peggy l-lauth llpegll Columbia City, Indiana A true friend is always loyal. Q -' -as Q Q QNX BR IQ' I .J V 5 4 iii, Barbara Gorsuch llBarbll Urbana, Indiana There are golden apples to be picked and green hills to climb and meadows to run when you're young. Kendallville, Indiana Because you love me I can wait with perfect patience well possessed. . ,gf 1 ' afar Q! x pf: , ix 47 ft' Kathy I-ludelson VIHudll Appendix assistant editor, class panel. Winchester, Indiana I-lumbleness is always grace, always dignity. Judy Huffman johnson llRubyll Peru, Indiana Sugar and spice and all that's nice, S wi' XA. QMQ Nancy Jane Hursey IIHUISII Cromwell, Indiana Beauty, wit, high desert in service, love, friendship, charity . . . af' Susan johnson ujonnieu Winchester, Indiana A laugh is worth one htmdred groans in any market. 48 birth, vigour of bone, 'X-W if ,wh- R, ' s 'r 5 I 'fx J' sv ' X ,. -1 'vb , hr Carol Malich QQ lIMa1ll President L While awaiting perfection let 1- 5 us do the possible. Linda Long v ' 4 i ' i Madeline Krueger llkjladgell Secretary Ypsilanti, Michigan Doing good to others is not a dutyg it is a joy. Naomi Mason Warsaw, Indiana The days that make us happy make us wise. Wab ash, Indiana able than gold or precious jewels. ' ,I if X O MQ: Good sense is far more valu- N 'I' 49 v,.lA:l K xjw ,ag lg ., A QJV' s Elizabeth Morris llBettyll Class panel Defiance, Ohio Every lady would be a queen for life. Lois Rastl Goose Vice-president, Judiciary committee. North Judson, Indiana Happiness adds and mul- tiples as we divide it with others. Rebecca Rusher llBeCkyll Decatur, Indiana joy is the most infallible sign of the presence of God. . Kathleen Schafenacker llKathyll Fort Wayne, Indiana Virtue is the font whence honor springs. Elizabeth Schlecht Beth Social committee chair- man Rochester, Michigan The language of friend- ship is not words, but feelings. Martha Schoenherr llMartyll Christian growth Ludington, Michigan Friendship multiples our joy and divides our grief. 50 I 4 E - , .fa '2?1:s'4 f?:f5f5fI i L? ' WWI NWN X -I -'PQ iff 'wg - is -V? itsife si fs fi ,. ff Martha Schwehn Mamie Decatur, Illinois The liveliest effusions of wit and humor are conveyed to the world. I 45 4, Darlene Stein , 1 Fort Wayne, Indiana The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. ' . F Susan Stuart list-ull Fort Wayne, Indiana The reason firm, the temperate strength, and skill. A .Nav xx' ,Ngo 4' '15 Sharon Wilken ' Christian growth Delphi, Indiana True humility and respect for the Lord lead a man to riches, honor, and long life. 51 lf' . . 1 in will, endurance foresight, .i v 1' S Class of19 I MOTTO: What we are is God's gift to us What we become is our gift to God. COLOR: Yellow and White SONG: The Impossible Dream FLOWER: Yellow Rose SPONSOR: Miss Landmeier 'W 1 Y . ' 3 , -jf gswd.. Li nd a August Decatur, Indiana .JS-B. Connie Dammeyer Fort Wayne, Indiana President Anne Clamme Sharon Cox Hartford City, Indiana Fort Wayne, Indiana -...:.. Nancy Delancy Kathryn Doctor janet Eley Fort Wayne, Indiana Fort Lauderdale, Florida Bluffton, Indiana 53 7.1, Hi- Kat hy Elling Napoleon, Ohio T Elaine Imbrock I-Iamler, Ohio Susan Levendoski La Porte, Indiana X Christine Fleenor Marion, Indiana Christian Growth Angelia journay Berne, Indiana Lynn I-Iuett Fort Wayne, Indiana H Lynette Lanzer Hamler, Ohio 54 -5' Dorothy Inhi- Fort Wayne, Indiana judiciary Committee Cheryl Moser Fort Wayne, Indiana Vice-President ..,.. , Kathleen Mundt Fort Wayne, Indiana My 1 jennifer Lucas Indiana, Pennsylvania 2 I Janice Meads Highland, Indiana Susan Nielson Medaryvi lle , Indiana 55 Marilynn Persson East Bridgewater, Massachusetts Secretary WW11 tend! swwetdustd rowmb , 2 E c, .,,A TW, We ,, I Ruth Shull McClure, Ohio Z,, Rebecca Sarnmetinger Ft. Wayne, Indiana Marilyn Starr Logansport, Indiana 56 Eileen Seewer St. Marys, Ohio Student Council Judiciary ,ff Alice Steinback Valparaiso, Indiana ',T,T ' I Nancy Thompson Crown Point, Indiana Treasurer -Jar Marsha Timm Chebanse, Illinois Class Panel Diane Worman Butler, Indiana Class Panel Cheryl Titus Portage , Michigan Not Pictured: Kathy Steffen Crum Ft. Wayne, Indiana .57 rl ' s ,.,, Diane Warncke Defiance, Ohio I rg' Mx, Dorothy Arnos Ridgeville Cornors, Ohio Class 0f1972 ourselves. COLOR: Blue and White SONG: I Believe FLOWER: White Rose Tipped in Blue SPONSOR: Mrs. I-Iarges Rebecca Balman Vlfheaton, Illinois Student Council 58 MOTTO: To live for others and not for ...- Andrea Barnes Greenfield, Indian 3. Linda Black Dryden , Maine wgrvfr, -'--rf. '1-waz,-Ag Q ..e. I ll' Susan Blocher Bluffton, Indiana Doreen Beck W. Pittsburg, Penn. Lg Kristine Brodbeck St. Marys, Ohio 59 .Q P!- Shirley Benner Woodland, Illinois Judiciary ,H 'sv i: -Q. wma '3'N x .. ex, Bonnie Camp Bryon, Ohio ,, K :fa ' 2. X f- 1 ,-., do Juanita Cunningham Fort Wayne, Ind. -3: .rzlgq-. a .X :gr-1 L!!! Shirley Dippel Buckley, Ill. Eileen Dixon Royal Oak, Mich. I-ci? ,!'.' julia Decker Ann Arbor, Mich. Class Panel D A A . Marie Dettrner Ossian, Ind. 4 ,Y 'W Q-i 7 , 1 44: fi J X QM I V Darlene Drefl-ce Adrian, Mich. 60 Ll Marsha Fick Fort Wayne, Ind. W., N: Axqwil fl K' 35,-, e-.-..-.,- 2, ' +4 - x X NX X J Cena Gilstrap Independence, Kan. Ll Cherie Golden Portage, Ind. Vice-President W9 E- Merrilee Hecht St. Marys, Ohio Ruth I-Iabrial Nancy Hahn Emmaus, Penn. Bryan, Ohio 61 411 ' -4 -new -:,r,Tf-f-rffwfw,- .qw . . , , 5: , , 1, MV Ng, ea, 0, , 4. 1 . 'A ...fff 4 , N Sharon I-Ieslet Three Rivers, Mich. Choir Director jo anne Hewitt Elkton, Mich. Jennie Humphreys Warsaw, Ind. Ms! Amana 553 Vicki jones Pendleton, Ind. Secretary .Ar . Qi 1 by N J' xx --iff' 5. ii? X.. W , N- ,-5.9 'A- I Deborah Kitzmiller Fort Wayne, Ind. 62 I E- Linda johnson I-' Ann Arbor, Mich. -2 Deana Knox Fort Wayne, Ind. julie Litzenb erg Woodburn, Ind. Lydia Mann Margene Miller Surry, Maine Decatur, Ind. it .-1 Barbara Penn Claudia Penn Eire, Penn. Eire, Penn. Christian Growth judiciary 63 wi v A 23 's,., Ulu ' 5 Alana Rupp Stryker, Ohio President T fix ll Norma Sassaman Kathleen Schmidt Roneville, Mich. Fort Wayne, Ind. 1'-If Carol Shepard N. Manchester, Ind. 'NF uv. Lorna Sullivan Elwood, Ind. ll .l!. Victoria Slusser Kathie Sowers Roann, Ind. Grabill, Ind. 64 FE,y!qw4-M-s-1x+ Wxvxq Joanne Tucci Verona, NJ. Christian Growth .ff Linda Wonderkoll-Q Warsaw, lnd. i, Diane Wilken Delphi , Ind. L! Susan Walton Delphi, Ind. Class Panel Carol Wilson Hudson, Mich. Tre asLu'er 65 Patricia Wegman Bulter, Ind. 3 rg- Lf I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain: ,hh W If I can ease one life the aching, A G I Or cool one pain, Or help one fainting robin Unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. Emily Dickinson 3 S0 Rare asia: CNRS . 1 I v, 1 . r Jw X WSF W wr 1? A . fa-:xg A, Q 2 1- . -1, X ... -- J - 3? 9? 52 '1'2-1521533 X ,, . g., Vg- Q. W ,. R43-5.if,i3-9'X-'MS - f W 'F' 5 iz. 5+-pda j.yg.f , - X ' .M , x J, Y- -Qty-.gx,' ' ' 5: ts , Q '-Q1 i 'QQ 'I im ' fwiffiaf Y . ., 5. if A QKNSSQ 1 , , 'elf' ' is 3 'W ' .. L LJ , , ! 0 ' Within the halls at Lutheran, lurk student nurses, faculty members, telephone operators, doctors, and many, many other people. We, the students of LI-ISN, appreciate the ef- forts of these dedicated people as they open doors with their keys to lead us to the Kingdom of Knowledge. ff ,-1 KEYS OF THE KI GDOM 1 ,I ik Q :aw ,nn 33,5 WE I NS if V d adm ' nm, ,4-ali' k , , 'Q ls' ' ' i?g5.lI'f . vv. Qt vw 'Q J 5 , 0 l'1 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Harley, Nutrition, Mrs. Petrie, Chemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, Microbiology, Mrs. Roth, Fundamentals, Mrs. Mc- 'H' Guire, Special Care Nursery. N. SECOND ROW: Chaplain Tews, Religion, Mrs. Ehrman, Disaster Nursing, Miss Neuenschwander, Fundamentals, Chaplain Schnedlerg Mrs. Dawes, Recovery Room, EENT. TI-HRD ROW: Mrs. Thomas, Pediatrics, Mrs. Badgley, Cardio-vascular, Miss Huycl-4, Senior Experience, Miss Nordholm, Ortho- pedics and Neurology, Mrs. Davenport, History of Nursing. fl I e ll J- 'fl n 'W' A J Mrs Cartel Fundamentals Mrs. Harges Surgery Miss Fincher Sen1or Experience Mrs. Schneider Maternity Miss Hensler Genito-Urinary Gynecology Professor Brammer Sociology Miss Williamson Professional Adjustments Not Pictured: Miss Landrneier, Fundamentals 70 Mrs. Roth, Fundamentals Dr. Haas, Psychology, Social-Psych. Miss Virginia Williamson, R.N. Director School of Nursing Director of Nursing E! fl xr, Mr. Edgar C. Kruse Administrator fi rx 4' age..-A' 11 ff'-W .1 F , .,,, at . Miss Martha Overmeyer, R.N. Director of Nursing Service Mr. George Walls Assistant Administrator 71 , H, 1m .1 Mr. Butz Administrativ Pharmacy If AYHVA L. , , r' 72 Mr Gemmer Personnel D1TECtOF Pubhc Re1at1ons 1. 2 ian... A l Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Maxwell Mrs. McGuire Mrs. Dyck Miss Brown Mrs. Fuzy Miss Busse Mrs. Lindquist Miss Chapman Mrs. Middleton Waterman Gavelonez FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bergel, Moellering Ig Mrs. Thimlar, North-east six. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Linn, West-six, Miss I-Iornaday, Recovery Room, Renal Unit, Intensive Care, Mrs. Koenemann, Newborn Nursery. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Marshall, North-east eight, Miss Purdy, Emergency Room, Mrs Burris, I.V. Team. 'X-Q Anv- .JIIC li, Bri Vfvpf' Tb if rg. t 74 FIRST ROW: Miss Hawkins, North-east five, Miss Gerber, South fourg Mrs, Snyder, Surgery. SECOND ROW: Miss Schwehn, North-east four, Mrs. Murphy, Special Care Nursery, Miss Zagel, West lg Mrs. Fletcher, West three. THIRD.ROW: Mrs. Nussbaum, North-east seven, Mrs. Sorg, Pediatrics, Miss Dotter, Coronary Care. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Rehm, Moellering II, Mrs. Callahan, Labor and Deliveryg Miss Rayl, Post Partum. NX, W' 75 I iiljuiun awww. ummm 'VU 1 i'B?'I.t ., .f - J ' . 'E Xie., 'I 1 ',1. Q5 fv ' U iw , A . 5, f -15 .573 C - JA' Wg ...x 4, ,L mx 1-'wail V ' W J I Ni .-..'. 21: W. A ww CAQQN A Faith Thai Smiles Miss Grace Gaxmon Receptionist i in Mrs. Alice Jones Residence Director nm Mrs. Alice Anderson Receptionist Mrs. Mary Adams Receptionist 76 Vi ex Mrs. Sue Wilt Receptionist Housekeeping: Mrs. Fiedler, Mrs. Van Pelt. STANDING: Mrs. Ezley, Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. Wyatt. x swf Mr. Te ag arden, Handyman. Mrs. Givens: Registrar Mrs. Zollingerz Secretary Librarians Mrs. Koons Mrs. Ferguson 77 'Www- .,,,,,,.-N! gf EL' 5 5? -5... y PARENT PA TRONS Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bearman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Benner Mr. and Mrs. William Blocher Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brodbeck Mr. and Mrs. Roland Brown Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buuck Mrs. Alvin Camp Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Dettmer Mr. and Mrs. Clark DeWalt Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Dippel Mr. and Mrs. .lames Dixon Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Doctor Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dretke Mr. and Mrs. John Kleenor Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Frankenstein Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Gilstrap Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hecht Mrs. Olive Hudelson Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Huett Mr. and Mrs. Roger Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hursey Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kitzmiller Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Rev. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Charles Knox Roman Levendoski Herman Malich John Mann Harold Mason Howard Meads Oscar Moser Reynold Roemke Glen Rowe Ralph Rupp Emerson Sassaman Robert Schafenacker Robert Scheonherr Elmer Seewer Robert M . Slusser Herbert Steinbach Vachel Stuart Paul Sullivan George Timm Herman Timm Raymond Warncke Ronald Wegman Emma Wilken and Mrs. Wilber Wilken and Mrs. Garold Winemiller and Mrs. Marvin Rastl DOCTOR PA TR ONS William C. Ashman J. Robert Ball Wallace E. Bash Theodore Beutler Richard E. Bower J. W. Bowers Luman W. Bromley Fredric W. Brown Charles J. Cooney Richard M. Craig John E. Culp Fred W. Dahling Jack A. Deeley Thomas V. Doty, D.D A. N. Ferguson J. Paul Gentile Wayne R. Glock John C. Gould Fredric A. Helmer Philip G. Hershberger J. M. Hoog Joseph R. Hoover Richard M. Johnston Ralph H. Beams Walter T. Jurgenson Robert F. Kimbrough William A. Kleifgen Walter E. Kruse Gene C. Laker Richard J . Laker Elfred H. Lampe Frederick D. Mackel Michael Mastrangelo Ivan Meiia Don E. Miller Wayne S. Miller William J. Miller Edwin E. Morey Leland J. Mortenson K. F. Perrin Ronald H. Scheeringa Robert P. Schloss Robert R. Shugart Philip L. Smith Robert G. Stanley Richard C. Stauffer Edwin E. 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Being subjective, We hope not to have offended you in our efforts . lf We have, accept our apologies as we are human. The book titles incorporated throughout were our method of conveying the story of LHSN to you. Carol Gerbers Editor Appendix 1970 1 L ' I 1., 1 . Jr- F1 vh- In