Mansfield General Hospital School of Nursing - White Cap Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

1967 WHITE CAP MANSFIELD GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING MAN SF IELD, OHIO Foreword Through the pages of the 1967 White Cap the student nurse is seen Standing Proud . Proud of the profession she has chosen and the work that she does, she stands proud in her dedication to mankind. 2 -Y ,,,..a..--' ,,.,..a.a.1-:-- l U Nw A f xx . as 4 ' -'sn 151 f . ,sxiwj k 5- A - ll .- -f ,mu QB wwf! N .N A N.--,mf .,., -Q A -,Aw W ffiffllmw - ,,...-f , W ?'ZffJ31. ' X 3Jg,gwg1.,.,.- ff: fa-2:-, ' I-?ijga2:zoM,,5fyl. W M1 ,1 rea- W k :...p-5.5,W1.vgff9p2,vy1+,4,,,.,,,qf' - '-.:-,A,.,,,q,.,,,,m .-v,q1?.q.4.,,5: ,vuf.,q.q,335y,:., 7-gg MN iw, L,3,:,,-N.,Y.f ,v yyfA'm42m-x-503,-- ., , wi?-f,n,w.a,rf,mmM 1, ,,q:--if-fi.:-44,-,5,,f,,,1:'4 ,fu -4-,w-W, f - .-.f.l'Lf:1'q5--:Q--.g,, Ama, ,N,,5,9r - -I VAC' Q-m.':.g:x1-,.,..g,u .n-af-+ wm,.qxQ.-3:15539345 , -.Q . r -. -f?'fif'5ffWf2f?:Ks1.ia4 L v W N fl-Q2'Z'Il Q5 'K' ' f J, , M-- + ua, ' ,...-ov -- ' , nu? 4117 -' rf 'M 5. , F 'Q' YY,--1 ff' U , .ra , . A , '11 ' - ww '? 1 . f W ,rs.,,,,,' V ' ' 11. J 4 . ' V11 'A 'E .. 1 NNN 'P X .J xt , - X' . Onan ., ,, Q, 2 .. , w, a X - X 1 Q riff. Q , ..,!4,,.t, ff 1 b. 'arf-f -f A' . M., -- gif -jf L x gi , : i:ii:fgfi L1 f:.?:EE1:1 f3 ' -'iivfi 2: gi fl fvwryvz-435 244.gif ' 'A zspf URGANIZATIG OFFICERS STUDENT ORG. OFFICERS: FRONT ROW, 1-r, M. Loehner, P. Norris, B. Sherwood, G. Knowles. BACK ROW, C. Chandler, L. Harrison. Student Org. Committees Plan Events STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: FRONT ROW, 1-r, C. Whipps, A. Rutkow- ski, B. Duerk, C. Christman, B. Sherwood, C. Strickland, M. Loehner, BACK ROW, C. Chandler, P. Norris, G. Knowles, L. Harrison. 1 5 - 1 I, ':,. 21 4 eil .u Students Participate in Qrganizational Activities Student Org. has been busy this year. Among the In December, the members again put forth their eher- achievements of the organization was the winning of gies to greet the public with a Chili Supper . Each first prize for the best organizational float--Operation Student, guided by Chairman Linda Harrison, aided in Monster. Pat Chylla headed the float committee with Serving 150 people to make the event another Sue- the help of all three classes. cess for the year. Students Enjoy Annual Christmas Party A 9 V' r , S J f., 1 . A 8 , i 'i . f , I H . . ' ' X I H Ld H M 1--,,,.,. N 9 . Q 2 1-ms. , ' I Q gib2:::!Q:f4s K vm' G ti - 5+ .Sa fx . 1. X ' y l U 1 hs- gm X1 1.v.,::' i -Am i 3 Selling hot dogs is one of the money-making projects. X' ffq L - Gayle Knowles accepts the presidency from Edna Bauer, outgoing president of Student Org. Student Org. . . Jane Marcum and Carolyn McKinney apply a fresh coat of paint to the basement walls as part of the Student Org. project. 10 if Gwen Friedline delivers gift items at Christmas time to the adopted needy family. Where the Action Is Org. activities did provide much action in 1966-67. Among those were the adoption of a needy family at Christmas time. Other projects included painting and re- clecoration of the basement, the selling of hot dogs as an evening treat, the student birthday parties and the annual summer picnic at Pleasant Hill Park. P' U v., W , 11 a o 'az Student Health and Welfare Committee--L-R: E. Miller, L. Harrison, F. I-Ioeppner, L. Guegold, N. Ferner Student Health and Welfare Important With the start of the new school year M.G.I-I. intro- X ' duced to the curriculum physical education for all students. The activities offered the student body have been swimming, volleyball, basketball, modern dancing, horseback riding, and bowling. Mrs. Seibert aided in the organization of the intramurals and led us each week in our fifty' situps--quite a change in activity from the nurses' regular eight-hour day. I2 Under the direction of Mr. Mc- Cune, actresses from all 3 classes discovered and displayed their various talents. The biggest proj- ect was the successful play, Among Those Presents , pre- sented at the annual Christmas party. Starring in the cast were B. Beer, C. Chandler, B. Duerk, S. Leach, D. Singler, L. Aiken, K Keuhne. Various organizations have requested presentations from our club. This is the second con- secutive year of Drama Club which was reorganized in 1965. Most of us enjoyed entertaining as 'much as the others enjoyed beixm entertained. A jf-aenv' eg. - I' ,lajv I Acting, a Part of Student Llfe ln November, Linda Spoonster, recent graduate advisor to SNAO, attended a District Five mass meeting at Mans- field General Hospital School of Nursing. Students Active in S.N.A.O. Officers of the 1966-67 SNAO are: Pres., S. Nobleg lst V.P., L. Mc- Clellang Znd V.P., S. McCafferty5 3rd V.P., C. Butdorfg R. Sec., S. Brennstuhlg C. Sec., B. VanDer- vortg Treas., S. Graham. Fifty students represented District 5 at the annual convention held in Cleveland. ' .-'UM 1 .5 J I4 1 JU, n , - 51 m-s r. . 4 r - -'Y 51 lu A 1 .- 1- , V Librarians--L-R: L. Harrison, C. Christman, C. Whipps, D. Seeds, M. Carolyn Chandler studies mate- Ocker, J. Weaver, S. McCafferty, B. Beer. rial for Pediatrics. Alice Hankhammer prepares a bibliography card for Nursing Librarians--L-R: M. Wilson, C. Kriem, M. Beachy, J. Marcum, B History. Young, S. Eckstein, C. Campbell. E L ' X 15 MK ' ' i ' . -Q mf V K Wim Us pgs! There are several ways of capturing the personality The many moods and activities of the Mansfield of people--by the spoken word, a touch of the hand, General Hospital School of Nursing are recorded in or by the stop lens of a camera. the 1967 White Cap . 16 Q A . Fee, . ' 1135 ' 'Q Nz if LA, ff ag z x .4 3 Edltorz Joanne Mosher Co ed1tor. Dxanna Fetter Advertising Committee Yearbook Staff Works Hard fl ' 'l -7 gn? x Y , ii 'x ', I ' .54-52, I8 Vs - N V-Q t , B. Work, work, work . . . Junior Yearbook Committee Pondering Q ' - ,E ..,..4 Faculty and Administration Section Editor Freshman Yearbook Committe e L. - .jf 19 - I . ,,.-ev' Activities Committee Toil Brings Success ak, N A ' .A v IL, Trials and Tribulations Photography Senior Yearbook Committee 20 an--mu 7 4... , QA.. .44 .,,.4g:Q -Q-my-L 15. .- wr. ,dr 1 , 51-nk-rv . .,. T v. EH 1 Q J' in w i. Seniors Jean Auxter Mansfield, Ohio Becky Beer Mansfield, Ohio f Vice - President -V -Ee M55 'nu Shirley Bowser Shiloh, Ohio X14 0 v 22 3,1- + Esther Brettin Polk, Ohio Patricia Deneke Marshallville , Ohio S rx vm- Dianna Fetter Cre stline, Ohio 23 lu-iN f'-3.-'51 196 Laura Giblin Lakewood, Ohio Tre asurer Seniors Margaret Gotter Waynesville, Ohio Social Chairman Carol Grable Mansfield, Ohio 24 Sandra Graham Ohio City, Ohio Linda Harrison Nevada, Ohio Sue Jordan Upper Sandusky, Ohio 25 N E . 1 N N ,fu- Seniors Bonita Kiess Upper Sandusky, Ohio Em FD 5.1 EN .115 Q5 in Sharon Witzky Koser Mansfield, Ohio- 26 'Ir' 'UB R 402 4' . P A ,Fx-0 mv Marsha Lanzen Mansfield, Ohio Student Council Cathy Christman Luidhart Nevada, Ohio Student Council Sharon McCaffe11:y Mansfield, Ohio 27 Seniors Jane Mc Ge or ge Mari on, Ohio 'il '- w Joanne Mosher Lakevi lle , Ohio Diane Goodyke Noble Kalamazoo, Michigan 28 'Hs if fl 'VI' W f Q Lani Richcreek Coshocton, Ohio Karen Rouse Leonardsburg, Ohio Secretary 'V49 ., -.yFVf1.Y - 8 Janice Morgan Soantland Marion, Ohio 29 fo-' 8 Natalie Scott Ashland, Ohio Karen Sweezie Lucas, Ohio Q Louise Solinger Crestline, Ohio Seniors 196 Margaret West Coshocton, Ohio President QP 'P X 30 F W r. NOT FOR OURSELVES, BUT OTHERS LAVENDER AND WHITE WHITE ROSE 31 Teil-Hardships-Satisfaction -Achievement een A in 5 5 n 1 xx V - . ' ,'.s.,n : I F' ' tgm-:wig e .W ' 'S C-4? , P We, the Senior Class of 1967, wish to take this time sent a great deal, not just a class or a school, but a to thank the faculty, hospital administration, family, profession composed of many other people. We must and friends for helping us toward the attaimnent of learn to do whatever We can, whenever possible and our desired goal. We must remember that we repre- to the best of our professional ability, x 4 q . E , 4 - ' 1 . - 1 v,, Q A ... 2:1 !. L.-' 'ffl' I 1 A. - . 1 A, y V. X va,-1, -- J . 1--r r - . 4 1.-1 ,. -ff , -f. , 1 REMENLBER WHEN . . . . . the first judiciary committee had to be called to order? . . some student switched on the lights in surgery when the doctor said 'lights out'? . . we used to sign out for the 'show'? . . the pumpkin accidentally fell off the sundeck? . . a certain housemother found all the door knobs greased? . . a fire extinguisher accidentally fell off the wall and flooded Becl-cy's room? . . Pat put on a floor show at the Chili Supper, 'free of charge'? . . Carol didn't scratch? No! . . that extra key came in handy? . . we took our Senior nursing history final??? . . We had Junioritis? . . the Juniors got blamed for the Senior T.P. prank? . . Peg couldn't hold her beans? . . Marsha didn't like a 'Mike' and Karen didn't like a 'Dave'? . . three brand new Seniors catheterized a patient with a 14 Fr. endotracheal catheter? . . Sue and Jan used freshman as targets for waterballoons? . . group Il had their Massillon nights out? ! . . we thought we would never finish our Senior case studies? . . students were called Zombies for having their ears pierced? . . the time schedule was correct???? . . we flew soap airplanes out the window onto the pavement? What a mess when it rained! . . the dorm kitchens were clean, Sarge? . . as a freshman a certain student took all oral temperatures with rectal thermometers? . . Marty could walk a straight line because as she said, I have gum in my mouth? NURSING STATION A., rs a j 1. ,L I 5 3. , IOR W 52 1 ,W s g QA . .. . X. .-Q.: .. 5, ELG Y . M ,um 6 ., - K as gggswi if H555 ...s....,., Mn? .. , . . V ,, I. , . , J 'f , '- ir N i W if S ,,,, N 4. 1 e ,' -1 J X. ' . Y ,, 'l have tl 1' I rl? 1 , 2 L f D r pp. r, ., ii X1 s , X Y , ra' l - 7 .gh gsm J, . 7- - 0,5 xp - 1 J wg, 5 ai f ' if fl' 2 ,L L0 ' 1 KHW4 U 1 5,4 ' af l . -' fu 1 Fav .Quia 1 'Jr 'f z Y rw s . U -4 44 Ji . 4. a 'N .A-I, - .. 51' J g g ill-J t wa' C7 V Egg 'e , gg t C 'V ' x' Q ,'.- lift ':'g-SJ I L 1 l T XX ,zen - ' N ' ' 7? ,ig . ii' - if P R fails ffl , ' It .' W, 'it ir J. SEATED L. to R.: C. Kreim, Vice-President, C. Whipps, President, P. Norris, Secretary. STANDING: M. Wilson, Treasurer, D. Seeds, Social Chairman. Bonnie and Margaret are Student Council re- Carla Whipps Heads Junior Class In the fall of 1966, the junior class, numbering 28, elected Carla Whipps as class presi- dent. As we entered our second year, we anxiously and somewhat apprehensively awaited each new specialty. We have passed one milestone in our student lives and we are eagerly looking forward to what the future may bring. Class advisor Mrs Uhl gives assistance in class presentatives of their class. 1 - 1 activities. ' , '53, 21, ,l jj., . .,-. - 7' bu- Learning mother and baby care is an important aspect to our obstetrical nursing experience. Miss Campbell assists Dr. Ellison with a labor patient Students Learn Labor 8L Dellver, Postpartum, and Nursery Miss Kreim and Miss McNown helping mother and baby Miss Ghist th 4.4 X1-e 5 iq-fx , Y Q xr, xi., -i Next week we've got to get organized! SEATED: Joanna Becntel. STANDING: L.-R.: Cinthia Kreim, Mary Ocker, Sharon Leach. ,. 1 Q-539 l lQ E- 4 GO-O-O-O Beanie Court Feared by Frosh Y fi SEATED L. to R.: M. Wilson, K. Gabriel. STANDING: c. whipps, P. Duff, c. McKnown Would You Benlieve ...... 413o????,' 39 SEATED I..-R.: Carolyn McKinney Karen Kovasckitz, Elizabeth Sher- wood, Gwen Fridline. STANDING: Kris Kuehne, Margaret Beachy, Pat Norris, Dian Seeds, Sue Eck- stein, Carolyn Chandler. Play is a child s workg if the patients are able, the Here, the children learn the importance of sharing, students provide constructive play in the playroom. and growing socially, emotionally and intellectually. X-Q Amidst the stick of needles and cries for Mama is the standing and learn the diseases of children while giv Pediatrics Division. Students provide love and under mg them T L C Pediatric Trammg Teaches Chlld Care In order to understand the ill child you must first understand the normal. At Friendly House, students study how the normal active child grows and develops Mrs. Roberts, a Public Health Nurse, is instructing the students in available facilities and home improvision. Public Health is another intricate part of our nursing education. For one week during our Junior year we travel with a Public Health Nurse. This week's ex- perience combines the art of nursing, scientific principles, and the ability to relate with others into one unit. We learn the problems which are faced by those families who are taking care of the ill at home. During this time we incorporate teaching methods which are individualistic for these families. Now is the time we really begin to realize what is involved in home nursing. More New Experiences Rehabilitation in Nursing Learning put into practice rm Sf 'A 2 r s-f l '5 ?,': 'Z 1 -73 1 gl C i I M74- -Jr : ch! V I .es ,, . , -,Len ' - wif. 42 U The atmosphere in surgery is one of tension and frustration but ultimate satisfaction. Our physicians provide an environment conducive to learning and knowledge that help is being given. The student learns to anticipate the doctor's needs which adds much to her future role. Miss Duff and Miss Whipps operate the autoclave. Surgical ursing Demands Good Manual Dexterit L. to R., Joanna Bechtel, Bev Young, Mary Wilson, Carlene McNown. 43 -, i , Til 1 V , J xl 3 ' 4, ' I, no - . 'J 1 ', , 1 ' -. W 1 -1 A Zh., IJ! w r - A v ' il W'iI'el , ' . V 1 , Y' -ff' , A , V ' .. ., .1 A X 2 , ' I Tw .gg 1 'jj . ei , V nl.- SQ XR f V fl f - ' , A , -' ' .7 ., ' 1 ,, I V- nf 'F s -' fi .' ' . - .va we iz: oe If f-x ING: Cathy Campbell, Jan Weaver, Bev Young. WE BEAT Bmz 'I n R I 1 Tb' A11 in the line of duty! lways Working for Our Class 44 SEATED L.-R.: Bonnie Duerk, Anita Ghist, Susan Fahrney. STAND- F RESHMAN H93 TCE ,Shi X 'X .fx SITTING: L. to R. Alice Hankammer, Vice Pres.g Anna Rutkowski, Student Council Representative. STANDING: Carolyn Strickland, Pres.g Nancy Tinkey, Treas.5 Noreen Bader, Sec. Class of 69 Chooses Leaders Calendar sale boosts class funds On September 27, 1966 the class of 1969 began three years of hard work and diligent study. The class organized in October with election of officers and a s1ave-sa1e money making project. Fall and win- ter quarters consisted of study of basic sciences and fun- damentals of nursing and two to four hours a week clini- cal experience beginning in December. Investiture Service was conducted Sunday, April 2, 1967, at 3:30 P.M. in John Simpson Jr. High Auditorium. The class consists of thirty-six members now formally embarked on the long road to the practice of their chosen profession. Getting a Good Start What? Physical examinations and immuniza- tions for smallpox, diphtheria, typhoid fever, poliomyelitis, and tetanus are completed by each student before en- trance into the school of nursing. In the fall they are further immunized against influenza. Twice the corridor outside the health office was crowded with students, waiting their tum to receive the flu immunization . L. to R. Loretta Aiken, Bemice Blood- hard, Jane Brooks, Paula Bailet, Michele Bailey. Flu shot, Oh no! Ouch! 4.5: .bf L. to R. Joyce Filiere, Sandy Burgett, Carol Goldsmith, Diane Cause, Lonnie Guegold. ucleus of Knowledge The library is an indispensable source of vital information. X u SY so 'b 7 r' r SITTING: L. to R. Margaret Leohner, Sharon Krajcik. STANDING: Mary Holland, Vicky Hammond, Gloria J ennings. Sciences Provide Firm Foundation Chemical reactions are closely observed. The ischial what? 4 -f v '4. af' If I H It's not the same as darts. Yes, fheY'Te tight- Fundamentals in Class SITTING: Myra Loyer. STANDING: Jane Marcum, Candy McCoy, Becky Manlet. 1 Accurate observations, reporting and recording. O C and Chmc i 1 1 1 K . 'Wa ' L 4 I I I LQ' K1 I 5 I' L. to R. Kathy Sheetz, Kendra Shanklin, Betty Morrish, Sue Miley, Kathy Norris. .. . 'A ' .--.!. l.,!k 1 F I : '. 4 Rift -1 51 H ,fwf- Romance in the dorm. Party time is here again. All Work and 0 Play L. to R. Jae Stafford, Donna Singler, Linda Shinabarker, Carol Sowers. diff, ,1 .-f- - fr-,,.. Q 9 Il W 9 K ' 1 I ' ' n F n . W 1 A TTM Y i... L. to R. Nancy Walters, Margaret Vanderhoof, Cindy Wolfarth, Carolyn Withrow akes for a Weary Student Are you sure? Did someone say a man! News of the outside world. 53 , A .- J qi, Freshmen Through the Year Doctor Sew 8: Sew .- Some say we distress our instructors. The complexity of a nurse's cap. 1 Happiness is, our beanies. I Freshmen pranks are I ' quite common. 'X fi I 4 -vu, Q , , .. . ...,.., ..,... .-... .,.Y,.. ,I ' Q - .4-LL' ii .A -.IJ ,U . .ln 1 :g - -p Q - fl, W . A 4 v fs 1 n ,51 u 'IT- .fffvx J ff' ' 5 rig! ' .lr- x f A 4:4 . Q 1 j, -1 ,N . ' 7 3, .f 5 F V F: ' ., I -r, . f v L ' 5 FM.. ,, 'S . I -L FACULTY 1 w June E. Hofrichter R.N., M.S.N. Director 21 4 5 -E- --in Leadership in Action 'ff'-ak, i I , - .,, 4 Virginia B. Uhl R.N., B.S.Ed. Assistant Director W Committee Action Admission Promotion Graduation Hilda Feiler R.N., B.S. Medical Surgical-the Big Une nh L, i . 58 Franc e s Hoe ppner R. N. IF Nursing F undamentals-the Basis ucille Zaj ack, R.N. J11D RN BSN Elvina Bessem R N The Sciences-the Principles Maxine Smith R.N., B.S. Bever ly Miller R.N., B S C aro Judy Chunn, B. S. 1Lep1ey R.N., B Maternal Child Health-Essential Carolyn Comer R.N., M.S.N. F 5i v c J Agnes Stutz R.N. I 'V KK 'I . Hi fi? f V ' H H N ncy Fe R N. Barbara Ehrmantraut R.N. Eflfzflf wg, H :Egg I, -- .4 ,, - gf n-AJ Mrs. Seibert, standing in center, instructs physical education. Joan Thrutchley Secretary ifL iv,- , ,P-I, .,L,. 4 , Roma Fowler Librarian I ' Ffh ,Al 1 .--5 -l BZ. bd v-fx of L I , R! I '-ff: lx v I Q' lr v X .Ja W - '12 -s Qgifu . , 1- ' ,. 325' ' ' , Q, , N as 4:-VA Z, ,, Jr , 4.??'!lL?wHMw C 'Q ew '21- al - x Sk X J ' 'fx , 1 -, A' V +.- , . -1.5-P' .1' .,,.. ,- y. . ,,,.:..'- I Mrs. Garrison takes a call for a student. , xg 5 ' , rgl 'bii'l nur:-uh iiiigi lir ' Mrs. Baer awaits to greet visitors. I Jn. 'i i ' H 'r-tp' I, tif.. , . P I. I Mrs. Miller chats with Diana Fetter. Our 'Moms Our housemothers have their job cut out for them. They are there to greet us when we come in, to relay messages to us at all hours, attempt to keep up to date with our where-abouts, and to locate us on the 10:30 PM room check. Between these duties, they frequently make trips to unlock doors for those of us who forget our keys, report our leaky faucets and broken lights, and deliver our daily mail. Congratulations, to a job well done. Mrs. Sneeringer calls a student over the intercom. 64 Mrs. Quick is doing some desk work. Watch Gver Us Mrs. Kochheiser checks to see that all are ac- counted for. A is i Mrs. James, Mrs. Crego, and Mrs. Ellsworth, our maids, tidy up O111' IOOITIS. if W Mrs. McDowell and Mrs. Vaughn, two more of our maids, seem to fight the loosing bat tle of neatness vs. the student. -A-511, A4 : J'l9'X X! f H x ' x i . . '1' W -jk., V 'H ' ,. Y '--W 2 -is-ssl f YET - 1, , rf' E' 3 T NX 3 Life in Gur Home -5 Esther Brettin signs in at the Kardex. Mail time Each girl is required to sign in and out of the dorm so that there is an accurate accoimt of each student. This provides infomation to visi- tors and callers as to when and where that stu- dent can be reached. is an awaited time Q Away from Home Sue and Shirley catch up on the daily news. Carol entertains her fiance' in the date room. M iw M' , Jae practice pool in the basement of the school. ' Q' f Q11 '-1? ,1f'f'l' V.-Q fy . , , JW: , . ' ! ' .W L16 ' '- -.,- el - I .-. ,, ' I ,- t 1 . i w I ' f i A I if I l ' I A 1 I Karen poses a familiar scene in the phone Kris, tired of hospital food, tries her hand at self prepara booth. tion. ..t N -HYYQXSH -- A X., Party time 1S happy time for Linda and Pat Kathy is getting ready for an evening out. Who Sa s Our Life 68 EG J if ,Hngl al u 4 a , , P l I W f-vf' Oh, how we wish we could bring mom along with us. Students frequently take part in playing volley ball. s Not a Busy One?? Could Laura be packing for the week end? iI.., b sr' X r 1:--'lf 'ew - S L - L- 5 E951 ,Q AM-: u ,v '!!'fIna, . S -my 1, 1:17.4- A'J?jo 'fylffgi , ' - O f Nfl ' '31 Q41 '. . ,I la, ,N , 1 'X gli- N K1- --,X H . ,AJ y.- ur, U, X .1 l ' X is s - U' I .rv no X 'ii . , Q, 3 u . , d .- Egg.. , 1 .13y,gLgu , am: , GL ' v -A 5 1 f H e r , 22? Us . , Mx 3'4 1. , if l ? in ji-ig 4, 9: , - as ik ,. 'P -, , 2. Ek IF, , piggy, qffv.'?4 5. H --.NSW VV x 'K Y' X f e Miss Graham obtains equipment from the treatment room An Area of Highl Specialized Care INTENSIVE CARE UNIT The intensive care unit, INCU, is a new section added to Mansfield General which was completed in April of 1966. This special 8 bed division is especially designed to care for those individual patients recovering from major surgery and those required constant watchfulness to secure their most optimum recovery. This is a further step in attempting to improve the service of the hospital to more adequately meet the needs of the growing community and surrounding areas. Medical-Surgical W Mrs. Noble prepares the IPPB machine for use. Miss Bowser finds that her patients relish a good old back rub. Miss Cotter carefully prepares and administers medication to her patient. I 4:..r. ' fi f , lf. X Lf' , X A i ursing in ction The most varied and demanding of the hospital facilities is the care given on the medical-surgical divisions. Care is unlimited and the staffs supply- ing these departments have a rich and abounding knowledge of total patient care. Their skills are used daily in maintaining life and preventing death. With the individual patient in mind, personnel work to meet his needs efficiently and effectively. All of these combine to aid the hospital in functioning as a complete unit. X Could this be alfamiliar scene? --iam...-'Ae - A YF? Miss Richcreek administers IV therapy. EH' Now, it won't be long. Gbstetrics Guarantees Total Care Obstetrical care begins in the doctor's of- fice with the participation of the patient in the prenatal care program. Excite- ment is at its peak when the purposed parents enter the labor and delivery de- partment of the hospital. Here they are met by authorized personnel. The im- pact of the coming event is under con- trol by these experts in their field. ,.4.n ' At last, the baby is theirs to take home. 76 With continuation of care in post partum the mother receives teaching for her own care and support in the care of the new arrival. Finally the day arrives when the child is placed in his parent's arms forming a link in the family chain. Proud Daddy views his new son. , 9. I' Tfxkiy N .xxxs-,gn 1 l N I ,,. 4 A 1' E ff - X up Y' , Ji-Q. t 4 Miss Mosher finds child care a satisfying part of nursing. S The pediatric division of the. hospital offers much to the ill child of today. This department wishes to make the youngster's stay in the hospital as pleasant as possible. A play area is available for the children This area is supplied with toys furnished through civic minded organizations and individuals. Much of the success of this department is contributed to the expert supervision of qualified personnel. Kids Are Gur Business .V .,, 2,4 1 T, ,ft I.. Q Q Liga. VL, .ru V .. 'i Miss Beer provides entertainment for a child with Russels traction. Play--Doh can be fun, even for the student. 77 Q-AQ? Miss Lanzen receives instruction from There is always activity at the nurses' Dr. Phillips. station. Emergency Room-the Scene of Action ,-. , , , - .7 V ,1 rx, 551' , 4 L, :-14 F' g - ' 1 11 .,-,.Lgs., , L ,.. , iff' V . - ,l . Miss Giblon helps with the injured. A Senior experience, eagerly an- ticipated is working in the emer- gency roorn. Under the instruction and guidance of Mrs. Frye, students learn to meet and cope with sit- uations requiring alert observation and thinking. Fast, competent action by the nurse is essential to save lives in emergencies. During the 3 weeks spent here, the stu- dents work with doctors and patients from all walks of life and all ages. Medical-Surgical, Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Psychiatric know- ledge must be drawn upon spon- taneously as the situation arises. It's an exciting, dynamic place to work, equipped with modern facilities and appliances which help tremendously in providing superior emergency care. ' P' Operating room and Recovery room aids each student in attain- ing knowledge, skill, and wider- standing necessary to give total patient care. It offers the oppor- tunity of learning aseptic technique and its values, anatomy and physiol- ogy of the human body, and devel- oping skills in assisting in the sur- gical environment. She also ob- serves the anesthetized, uncon- scious patient and realizes the changes which occur in the func- tion of the human body during surgery. Recovery room offers the opportunity to give complete care and to observe the patient in the immediate post-operative period. T11 ' 4.11- Everything MUST be more than just clean! The Gperating Room Is a Learning Situation for Aseptic Miss Leach scrubs for her first surgery. Technlque 41 , we mi I '-i -' ,,..y ' fi ' Q! V. V. 'Lf Ax' f , I? Yr f -V. Miss Jordan observes a patient in Recovery Room CURPSYCHIATRIC TRAINING IS OBTAINED AT MASSILLON STATE HOSPITAL Know thyself . All through training we have heard this statement. Psychiatric affiliation at Massillon entrenches forever in our minds the vital importance and meaning of this basic prerequisite in caring for people. The keeper of the keys in a hospital for the mentally ill has a responsibility and obligation to patients and co-workers. Although many wooden and metal doors' are kept locked, the ultimate goal in psychia- tric care is to unlock the troubled mind by accepting the patient and his illness, building trust, observing, relating, and listening. Through our instructor, Mrs. Franz, we learned that the skill of psychiatric nursing is demonstrated in the nurse's ability to be sensitive to each patient's feelings and thinking. If 1. 'a . x 4 ,T 1 7, , .. .' l Qi s N uf ,iff Y . nl ,. UTILITIES LINE CONSTRUCTION CO. INCORPORATED 505 York Road--Jenkintown, Pa. I9046 PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASS'N I27 Park Avenue West Mansfield, Ohio -4 :I I 11 Best Wishes from MANSFIELD-LELAND HOTEL Q . . I 6 Congratulations: to the Class of I967 CRAFTON'S SHOES Distributor for Airstep Confomled Nurse or Duty Oxford 75 N. Main Street .I. H. FINEFROCK AND SONS 350 Marion Avenue 524-441 I DOC COLE'S Neighborhood Store 424 Glessner Avenue 524-0982 Mansfield, Ohio Dodge Dart Trucks Chuck Wiles Spitzer Motors of Mansfield, Inc. 744 Park Avenue West--Mansfield, Ohio Phone 524-25I I Compliments of NATIONWIDE LIFE INSURANCE 34 If2 Sturges Avenue Mansfield, Ohio--Phone 524-348I M. S. Wiser--D.S.M. YUNCKER'S SPORTING GOODS I55 Cline Avenue Phone 756-2866 JONES MARCELLED POTATO CHIPS Made Fresh Daily in Mansfield, Ohio MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY I2O Sturges Avenue--522-985i Prescriptions a Specialty R. L. HENRY LUMBER Mansfield, Ohio Phone 524-97I I Weekdays--9 a .m . to 6 p.m. Saturday--9 a .m . to I2 m . Closed Sundays and Holidays Rick Waite--Pharmacist--Owne I' Complete Prescription and Surgical Supply Department Prescriptions Pharmaceuticals Sick Room Needs Biologicals Rubber Goods Cosmetics fy 1 E SHA Wei OTT DRUGS, INC. mm 480 Ashland Road 173 Cline Ave. 525-1912 522-8411 480 Glessner Ave. 525-01 I 1 For Surgical Suppl ies 524-4388 NEESE-ROCKHOLD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC . General Insurance GEORGE MILLER FLORAL CO., INC. MiIler's on the Square When You Think of Flowers --Think of Ours . Tel. 525-0155 3iio':IS,?33 Agfgge ',,,,,,,EM, Greenhouse Tel. 88 2770 524-5622 'TZ'51LJ1'f 18-20 N . Diamond Srreet ' Mansfield, Ohio HURSH DRUGSTORE PORKY'S DRIVE-IN 90 North Diamond Street ff P'eSC'IPII0 S Cosmefics Route 42 an Ashland Road Hospital Supplies Gifts Free Delivery Mansfield, Ohio F runes BATTERIES I SOHIO STATION 792 Ashland Road Phone 524-7373 ROBY-K-RAUSE, INC. 44 Sturges Avenue Mansfield's Leading Insurance Agency MARlETTA'S 188 Glessner Avenue Mansfield, Ohio DUCHESS BEAUTY SALON 37 Wood Street Mansfield, Ohio Always First in Fashion I , - . TT- :T TT my H T' ,Tm ' ilk A W 'i T e 1 X. , .fl Nl T T T TT, T v TT 'W l l 'TTW ' lil Till, lt w l T if -T,T T -5' fads f 'M 522-0464 Q5 'N Co fJ',4b-N fo ? o ' 2 0- 4 0 ll 0 43 'Z' Q1 xx 'S zetl Ralph Mathews Obie Crownover Russ Niebel Gene Brim Mansfield Radio 81 TV 371 Marion Avenue, Mansfield, Ohio 44903 524-0341 Phones 524-3731 Consider Service Before You Buy Color TV Black 8T White TV Portable TV Stereos Tape Recorders Phonographs AMfFM Radios Transistor Radios Antennas PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Charles V. Adair, M.D. Enrique Aguado, M . D. Anesthesia Associates and Donald R. Adair, M.D. Robert E. Barkett, M.D. R. B. Belt, M.D. Stanley L. Brody, M.D R. D. Campbell, M.D. Robert R. Crawford, M. C. F. Curtiss, M.D. Mabel Emery, M.D. George L. Evans, M.D R. E. Frush, M.D. L A Hautzenroeder . . , M F. J. Heringhaus, M.D. and Robert J . Pierce, M.D. D. and William E. Schamadan, M.D .D. J. Bruce Jackson, M.D. Robert W. Jones, M.D. and Charles G. Young, M.D. Charles R. Keller, M.D. Oscar W. Klein, M.D. Ernest B. Mainzer, M.D. Myron S. Reed, M.D. C. J. Shamess M.D. a Jack E. Shanewise, D. Burdett E. Shreffler, M Dr. and Mrs. P. O. Sta Clark A. Townsend, O Albert H. Voegele, M. R. P. Scott, M.D. ' D nd R. C. Stastny, M.D. .S. .D. ker .D. D. F. M. Wadsworth, M.D. R. W. Webster, M.D. H. S. Wiedemer, M.D. and R. W. Tawse, M.D. BOOSTE RS Mr. Virgil Adams Anonymous Anonymous Mrs. Jane Ayers, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. David C. Beer Dorothy Bell, R.N. Mrs. Alverta Hale Bishman Mr. Louis Blackert The Bookery, lnc. Buell-Kraft Studio Mrs. Mildred Burge Clinic Pharmacy Mr. William Davis Betty A. Dent First Lady Beauty Shop Mrs. Richard Foss, R.N. Mrs. Roma Fowler Cynthia Fulton, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Guegold Mr. David Hayes Miss Shirley Hipp, R.N. Mr. Bill Kencls Kershaw Barber Shop Miss Michaela Long, R.N. Mr. Roger Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Manlet Mrs. Eva P. Miller Ellen Mitchell Mynas' Beauty Salon and Gift Shop Mr. Don Nash Mr. George Shield Mr. Charles lChuckl Stone Miss Joan Thructhley Mrs. Vivian Wells, L.P.N. Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. John Wise Best Wishes from FUSCO CLEANERS 211 Glessner Avenue Mansfield, Ohio Phone 522-741 1 WATERLESS COOKWARE Designed for Those Who Demand the Finest Townecraft--Chefs Ware Quality Crafted from Famous 3 Ply Surgical 18-8 Stainless Steel . Mention the WHITE CAP and Receive a Free Gift. For Information Call LINDA at HOME PRODUCTS 522-3720 O For Qual ity Photography S'l:uclio Congratulations . . . and Success T H E Open Always To Serve You je SNACK BAR --Quality Foods-- Home Owned Home Operated Q i: mum noun Y ,Liam N r Geyers--359 West Fourth Street Frizzell's--Springmill and Trimble Road Franks--594 South Main Street Mitchman's--Butler, Ohio MANSFIELD GENERAL T0v'Of--LMS' CHO HOSPITAL Don and Elizabeth Moore Wyatts--l 535 Ash land Road You CAN ss SURE...lFl1'3 VVCSHII 1101186 Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 from WESTINGHOUSE CORPORATION Compliments of MANSFIELD JEWLERS THE HOME SAVINGS 8. LOAN COMPANY Todd's Jewelers, Inc .--52 N. Main Rog?5'sXl8l iAaJinJewelers--Appliances of Norwalk, GMO Miller's Jewelry--34 S. Park Laubscher's Jewelry--I6 S. Main Dunkin Jewelers--64 N. Main Dll9e JeWel Y 4l6 5l'l Avenue I Wish You Congratulations and Success If WEIDLE'S MEATS AND DELICATESSEN INC. Home Made Sausage and Lunch Meats West Park Shopping Center 753 Springmill Street A + IR.ICI-II..AJNI'JD TRUST C O . Oflices in Mansfield, Ohio 1 M 1 Il kl :':::lS,'z SPRINGMILL 903 N T ble Rd. F,fg3,fggC LEX MAIN 250 5 M fl SIC. colivonfn .SF umm 3 No. M 'n sr. Burien BRANCH r I B I , . ' -5QH,HbQ- PARK Ave. su Ma Ave. Butt on . . . ., , Hemcms 797 A hland na. F10 can c jm Betta? Lwmg gamut BOULEVARDS 460 Cm Rd- Rl are noov rk Av.w. an Il RUIARY BUSINESS FORMS Compliments of-- BUSINQJLIIS WEST-WAY DRIVE-IN THE ROTARY PRINTING COMPANY Mansfield Ohio 2I3 Park Avenue East Wm! ZCZW Mansfield, Ohio f yowgw' JJIZZIYLEE iii QQ? I X ' ' mf'5g So S -ee IMI T r 4 U' 1 3 Ambulance Office Phone 525-3311 Phone 522-5332 MANSFIELD AMBULANCE SERVICE Offices in Crestline, Gallon, Shelby I66 Carpenter Road P.O. Box IOO6 Mansfield, Ohio 44903 rn P Ranges Refrigerators Dishwashers Disposers Kitchen Sinks and Cabinets Gus Electronic Electric 'Y'-if-9 'Hi it 1 m i.iT...,t. Ed Stafford Development, IUC- Dv-esclen Branch Box 434 Dresclen,0Hio QEN L ff q I MANSFIELD ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES Braces--Artificial Limbs-- Surgical Corsets Sale 8 Rental of Hospital 8. InvaIid Equipment Qi qi W 7 Phone 522-4171 :x 00lnFmxQ,'5 I, 240 Marion Ave. Mansfield, Ohio f x is ' , Q QPQ X ' 6 I Q ,X I six C 'fi PSX-'K 1 I 1 . . .is a pin to wear proudly, a symbol of personal accom- plishment and a mark of service. Our compliments to each of you upon your graduation and high profes- sional achievement. OHIO BRASS NORTH MAIN STREET - MANSFIELD, or-no Now Starting His Twenty-First Year' Eddie Dunn SALES REPRESENTATIVE W AND USED CARS AND T R. E. MOORHEAD a SON. INC ll I I II N LA 4-33II M SFTELD O o LA49730 Congratulations DEB SHOP Mansfield Square Shopping Center Mansfield, Ohio Prescriptions SHUMAKER DRUGS 30 Park Avenue West Mansfield, Ohio Phone 524-3401 I95 Glessner Avenue I Mansfield Ohio yy I TONY'S SOHIO STATION Phone 522-3852 S A FRlEND I MANSFIELD DISPLAY CENTER 3I75 Park Ave. West fRoufe 30 Soufhj Phones oHlo's Most rAsclNAnNG FURNITURE alum 1765 Springmill Rd., s:ar 4o o. s. u. 227I 774'2272 ,MANSFI , or-no X N - lf:- -x1- in A , f V V Y in ' ,X5?f2f',4,YQ:5g,y XA. ff . ,g.,.,2H Y-BTS: H ' u- - - T-H vgix IIIII IQ- SPRING MILL FURNITURE BARN X MULHERIN'S SNACK BAR AND DAIRY QUEEN Corner of Glessner and Wood J. R. KNOWLES Soles Monoger ls Mary Ocker Evelyn Spetka There ls Everything for The Particular Bride and Her Wedding Party At . . . ve-ly n's own D'l.ure,Inc, l7l Lind Avenue Phone 524-5947 THE Serving Mansfield and Area Women in White for l0O Years CRO Ei Congratulations to the Class of MATERNITY SI AND lg -lSHOES UNIFORM P West Park Shopping Center Mansfield, Ohio Two Convenient Locations To Serve You Downtown Mansfield Square 56 N. Main l200 Park Ave. West PATRONS Faculty of Mansfield General Hospital School of Nursing Fort's Auto Electric, 118 Park Ave. East, Mansfield, Ohio Haring's Jeweler, 11 Park Ave. West, Mansfield, Ohio Hal McCuen, 60 Sherman Avenue, Mansfield, Ohio Smarts Music Store, 6 South Main Street, Mansfield, Ohio Thomas Music Inc., 58 North Main Street, Mansfield, Ohio Tuttle Landscaping, 1489 Lexington Avenue, Mansfield, Ohio Vic's Cleaners, Mansfield Square Shopping Center, Mansfield, Ohio The Wigwam, 21 South Walnut Street, Mansfield, Ohio Now THAT YOUVE. DONE flrli WHAT WILL. YOU D0 QQNsTRucTivELy WITH voufa Kuoureneeg ,mf feg.,,,,,l,,,, JM. M 'TT T- 1 I A 471' 1. ' zu, 1 ., ,' A 5' , hl11l .l ' HU , v ,mv -' --LAL ,gag R.D. 3, Mansfield, Ohio, 44903 Telephone 419-774-6086 Quality Since l890 THE CALDWELL AND BLOOR COMPANY Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Physician and Hospital Supplies Owners and Operators: THE APOTHECARY SHOP 80 West Third Street Mansfield, Ohio STUDENT NURSE What is a student nurse?'Z? Between the innocency of an entrance exam, and the dignity of an R.N., there comes a delightful creature called the student nurse--S.N. They come in assorted sizes, weights, and shapes, buy they have the same creed: to enjoy every second of every hour of every day off duty and on, and to protect themselves with griping, Qtheir only weapon j, when their forty hours are over and the supervisors are in the coffee shop . Student nurses are found ever ,j -underneath, or jumping through, swimming from and running, 1Z'HFA1f'Q51 e in their way. Patients love them, R.N.'s boss them, 0, 5 1 lies ignore them, doctors tolerate them, ' '-I7-V f . and nothing protects the Q51 ,- f A student nurse is truth El' on her uniform, beauty with gloves on her hands, wisdom with p illin in her hair, and the future with scissors in her apron. ' ' To the doctor, a student nurse is an inconsiderate, questioning in- truding jungle of noise, and when you wantzher to make an impres- sion, she becomes a sadistic-,giggling creature, 'ent on wasting as much time as possible, and sleepingjthghough cl sses. A student nurse is a composite, has t1l1e'appEgge:fbf a horse, the di- gestion of an ulcer patient, the energyoffi sdip suds enema, the lungs of a switchboard operator, the imagination of a scalpel, the audacity of a nurse aide, and when she gives pills she has five 'thumbs on each hand. She likes . . . food, few potatoes, vacations, Christmas, money from home, love stories, water in its natural habitat, working elevators, doctors, off duty, and fire alarms. She's not much for books without pictures, laundry bags, hairnets, study hours, metric sustem, rice, and the diet kitchen. Nobody gets so much out of doctors and medical conferences. No one can cram into one day . . . five enemas, twelve complete baths, five classes, three trips to the morgue, four trips to the pharmacy, set up a com- plete uniform, polish shoes, stay out till 12:30 and still get along with her roommate. A student nurse is a magical creature. You can campus her but you can't keep her out of trouble. So you might as well give up. 'She is your maid, porter, aidQ1d your classmate. 4 She is freckle-faced, pint-sjgedjgfunQiltwiiigibffindle of noise, but when she gets off work with her aching feet and-tiredlbaclg, uafterawlgng, long dayj shef amps inceisaigm d ren !53igIie.lwiiHT61isr,feffam0us words, Waite me at six. ' ii. N x -,,. I, rf ' ' ' ' ' A 1967 WHITE CAP Acknowledgements The life of a student nurse reflects moods, study, patient care, punctuality, late hours, floor duty, and satisfaction. Through these pages, the 1967 WHITE CAP staff has tried to capture this life and present it to our readers Many have contributed to the recording of people at Mansfield General Hospital School of Nursing. Grateful thanks goes out to my editorial staff, ad- vcrtising staff, photographers, business manager, and advisor, for the help and cooperation. The Editor ! r w w