Medical College Hospital School of Nursing - Cap and Candle Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1969 volume:

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'ff 'Jfff' ,. .,,-,,-:ff-a-gf- ff -',f1x WW- Biff? 1' 1 W ' 'my-. f 5H'W?'?5'ffg' Q' Aww W ' fl' Tr 'J' .fx f'W'CAi CC VE,? ,EC'E OF PEN vm. vivfn 7 e 't 2 NSVLVANIA 9-1-lm l'f ? I xxx . rug Dedication In three years time we ha ve come in contact with countless numbers ofpeople. Some whose acts were large and some whose acts were small, and often unremembered as time passes. The smile offered when we were down and out. The hints for an easier way given to the fledglings. The simple acts of kindness and their besto wers without whom we might never have completed this important leg of our lUfe's journey. It is to these little People that we, the Class of I 969, dedicate our Cap and Candle. 3 J,,.-1- -.f ,Q . -1 , wav .4 .:r:4g::v:7 A-4-11,1 1, V .Y :T , 515 arg,-.,...1 ...S-.f -. V, 1 ..-W.. L.,-. , H,-4..g,, M, V ...,Xm-1g-.- ,,,:,H- Y I :.Ql+ .nr wx. ,1- xh wp -rs- - V'-155.0 I viii ,mv -n ML-9E 'i '1C.l!3 ' n -. .P RJ? 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ERICKSON H ousemolhers Mrs. jackson Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Gibson 11 1 mn... , . -- 10 l - in-..,. . ' .l,... -ww, 4afA:f'6v?r'ia-fhqi-2:1567-rj. ,pf s- . - , ,v ,.'-.'.,-.. QV?-' QUE . 9 42111, 4 - hs-.X QLPQS!-ta,r -- S 1- X' X ,.,,- h ,X 'l F , f X Q Y '41 .- , C- 1 -----f 61 CL1rr1'c'ulum Q1 fx .!'fe- 44.45 R 4-. ' x . , M. f ' .,i. , ---L. - ,NL --- V - V N 1 A ' ' M: --. -gg f , .. R 11f 1 1 ,- It should go off any minute now. QQ 5' Y 'Butl did push the 'down' button. 1 4 14 H !' X ? 3, iv a M 5 6 n bf r. U Oops Well, in the procedure book. . 'F- 1 ...- 101 ' 55. - -H 1: 3.' .,' . .Q f... A.,.1- yn. 'sri : -Y :aim-,1.Sz!-lui: 4, O. I. -i. m 1:1 V - O an - wma E1aVi1 sure works wonde 15 '4 is W V -1- 77 .? 1f 'Y' 49. 1, ,- q 33 1 , 1 'Vi rs. X. wins we wiih exWf1'g,f1 .,f' WMWWWM ef 09 'Gnun, Mrs. Wylie frightj mothers . .. 16 ,M- f' auf' AH! M., Q R 5 r n 1 2 ,+ 5 'Q PED! V 8 ff f f A 5-'j1if ' Mrs . C iambe 119. 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' - ' ' Yearbook TEAMWORK STAFF Editor: Judy Williams Co-editor 2 Barb Atkinson Photographvf Joyce Albright Assistants 2 Barb Hughes, and Sandy Mayberry Artist: Sue Ellen Kauffman . fabsent when picture takenj 5 P P 1 i FRONT I. to R: Barbara Hughes, Pres. gYicl4iWengert, 2nd Vice-presg Beth Bonner, jr. Cl. Rep. gSuzv Whilaltt-r, Ist Vice-Presg .-Xdele Beverly. Ways and Xieans. BACK : joanna Lengle, Sr. Cl. Rep. : ,ludv Williams. Sr. Cl. Rep. 1 Helen Cerino, Ways and Means: Ioan Berger, Treas. : Qnot present: Donna Cassidy, Sec.l S tudent Council The Student Council, consisting of fifteen members, is the governing organization of the student body. The president and vice-president of each class act as the representatives. There are also chairf man and co-chairman of the two standing committees. Ways and Nleans and Program. in addition to the elected officers. Student Council sponsors most of the social activities in the school such as mixers. formal dances and an annual christmas party. It is self supporting in these endeavers and also sponsors two annual scholarships. In addition to social and fundraising activities, the Student Council helps to prt-pare and enforce the policies of the school. It serves as an intermediary between the faculty and administration and the stu- dents. 25 Student Christian Chorus 26 FRONT: Denise Pritzfg .loyce .-Xllwriglit. Clip. g Norma David, Co-cap. : llirlv llngliesg .Miele Beverly. MIDDLE: lleliliie Nicolg Donna lox'el.indg Cinilx' llnpel: Cirol Sentlig Nllrion Xlnlle ig.in: .lmli liomilslxig Yiclxi Wenqertz Xlnylinne llliidley. l5.VXCli : l lllal.l Dixong Rntli Stoltven- berfl: l.Y.lllY.l. PJQOHQ, A-Mlviseiw 'loetie liossert, Coiclig Xliini Woods: PUQQR' Xloore: Connie Wright. Baskelball and Cheerleaders KNEELING : Suzy Whitaker, Captain Nancy Tlmtcli, Marty Nlaule. Xlnislia Moyer. linda Graves. 27 ,A4 Qmgwgyg Slimnastics Oomph ! And then there were hoagies za, 5' x 3 ,eh snausz? Ya' f 28 . 5 Q . Iv! .45 f '-4 ,f-Q: fi- , J ' ' ll ,. ' xr Z I Sing Along t , 4 .r.n..uu.. if-'-'-'v ' What's wrong with 3 o'c1ocks? Me- e- e- erry 1' .' rf A, ' l 6 Christmas I A 1 Mi' 29 f D V- -H V Q- '+. is -it , is lb , Y i- V - p - i --1 K- ,4..l,- 5 -QQ-A 1i1 'A- It-all .--y- ' ,V Y 1 Y ' Y-f. - 9 ,, -A ,y -V 4 4-nv 'V' N ?i --P ' l' Af' 1 ..... . ..1. . f I V ? K R it I f- s If ' Q Q ' '4f'arrx-FM' , - ' q ja- - . 4 r , W, 5 ni, l' Q , 4.-. ' Ji, ,gg .4-zncin. - - 41 - ' iv' ii. --C 1 ff' 1l291a'erClaSsnLeLz. g xxx 42 x 5 -itil? ,.,.- - .f-Zigi? 'C i ,,f -..-.V- ,,...o' Q 1 K 1 -5 ,.,....1i.-Q Tr Mg, ., .--1-.-n , 'C' - ' '- .. -nl .ni Freshmen I As freshmen you are just beginning your journey. The hours of classes go by until the first big mile- stone of capping. This event is eagerly anticipated and long remembered. Also at this time comes the beginning of the clinical practice--that sometimes frightening, sometimes humorous but always remern bered experience. Thus the days slip by and the memories, both bad and good, blend together with the learning and you are on the road to becoming nurses. We leave you with best wishes for all the future years. It seems a long road to graduation but in retrospect the time is so short. When the days look dark remember at the end of the storm is a golden sky and the sweet silver song of a lark , then- Walk on. 32 FIRST ROW: Marsha Moyer, Cindy Harpel, Marty Maule, jane Maeoni, Mary Ellen MeCurl Linda Dixon Robyn C-rove. SECOND ROW! Kathy Pappa, Donna Loveland, Joanne Cvetan, Eileen Russell Emily Cxxilli un Debbie Nicoll, Linda Hall, Lorraine jackson. STANDING: Denise Banks, liitty Birkett, Connie Wiibht Fileen Rinear, Nlaryanne Waidley, Ann Sullivan, Denise Pritz, Nancy Tkateh, Marge Doherty, Lindi Grax es C irol Scutti. Class Officers President: Lorraine jackson Vice-Pres: Marty Maule Secretary: Marge Doherty Treasurer! Denise Banks Song! You'll Never Walla Alone Advisor: Mrs. M. Aiken 33 FRONT L to R2 Mimi Woods, Ruth Stoltzenberg, Marty Kuhns, Mary Stripo, Merta Perks, Ruthanne Johnstone, Beverly Owens. BACK: Darlene Gehris, Beth Bonner, Doris Kissinger, Vicki Wengert, Adele Beverly, Helen Cerino, Pam Kienle. STANDING! Peggy Moore, Marion Mulligan, Carol Berdine. Class Officers President: Beth Bonner Vice-Pres: Judy Kowalski Secretary: Mimi Woods Treasurer: Mary Stripo Motto: Serenity Prayer Song: Climb Every Mountain Flower! Lily of the Valley Colors! Light Blue G White Advisor: Miss Judy Wentz 34 J Ll I7 iors .49 By the time you become a junior you ments are exhibited to others not only by pride with which you perform your duties. Q' fs K I 'll I 'F' -., are accustomed to the medical-surgical routines. Your accomplish- the addition of a stripe to your cap, but also by the self confidence and This is an important highlight of your journey and you lool-4 forward to b ' ecialties which broaden your horizons by it with great eagerness. Also during your junior year you egin your sp exposing you to other facets of nursing and by helping you to become proficient at these. We hope that each of you will find the happiness that you seek. You are presently working toward a career in nursing. This is a dream you have chosen to pursue. Often discouragement seems to be overpowering, but look for the rainbows and you will find your dream. 35 . gi us Q -v , -'I--Lui? fi .. :w,,,f-4 -f:-. rx,-rv N.--.-eg' I.---9. . f. PM Jus -.. J-1.5 --1.--,. - ,.--.,-.-.... C and1'a's .ax-' K-f, 11. s,'L+k- -1.-,.4L,,, . 7 1 -. -1 ,r4- x. Q 3. ...Q-' Yeah, well it beats M G S o O f. , I Pk!?'F!?PF!? Eff'u'1, a 'I 1 4 Z f Ai 1 Q. Aw' A K' Spss-spss-spss you're not pregnant! 3 u Margaret of Medica . YOGUE? v -'f 1 . 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' r if- -V my .f xx A , ,, .. 'P r , 5 Z ' f J ' it ,. , ,y , ff 5: , - , L A Motto: We have crossed the bay, but the ocean lies before us. Song! The Quest fThe Impossible Dreamy Flower: Daisy Colors: Dark Greensand White President! jo Lengle Vice President: Judy Williams Secretary: Sandy Mayberry Treasurer! Sandy Beakschi Mary CI1.n'ics Smith .-Mix isor Only the ignomnl Illllll lwccoincs angry. The wisc niun umic1'sLg1niis. Indian Wisdoin pt.. f I 'E fr 1 Xp' fo Ellen Michelmore Advisor Kindness in words creates confidence, Kindness in thinking creates profoundness, Kindness in giving creates love. Lao-tse 417 mf mv Q Barbara Jean A tkinsorz Limerick, Pa. Barb The happiest moments of my life have been in the flow of affection among friends. -Thomas jefferson Joyce Ann Albright Harrisburg, Pa. IIJOYCSII What we have done will not be lost to all eternity. Everything ripens at its time and becomes fruit at its hour. -Divyavadana O , . ff' C? A Q . . 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Ylcarolll The improbable happens just often enough to make life either disturbing or delightful. -William Feather Joan Elizabeth Berger Lindenwold, N.j. Ioanie lf I do not believe as you believe, it proves that you do not believe as I believe, and this is all that it proves. Thomas Paine if' 5: Gailfldams Carman Philadelphia, Pa. Gail Trust on, and think tomorrow W ll repay. Dryden 79 'ss IL' I P:'p.5a L,,.-f I ul- ' 59 .,7f51'g4i-L, - . .,. .4 '.. .vR 5'v- f a': 'l' 36 an I 40, .r-W -7 'ff sf WA , . ' '34 Mg. 5, f ff, 71 li ' 59,3 ' Q 2' 'flu xc'-S' r Cfzf, - gif? W. V Ka , 4 , 1 ' Y 9 X Q .1 Q 'L zip , x 5 I 3 T 'Lin I Q f I , 4 -1, www x X, if 1. n K 0 .nv..,,,.m ' 1 if is w Q u Ps.. an 'aa mt QW ,N 'P N Q! , W 7 f ? TN' 11? an-N... Wi.., 15? nw f I Le ? '4 Y A M v fi f ! 5? 'I X Q4 3 'ff f f V. fe ! ' 'f - , ' I b N. a ' ' 3, n 'QP , h K . Q? 1 xi is, an , D! -Af V 1 5 + X , my , . , V R I fs- ' 6 1 Rafe? 5 K ir 1 fx. , , Tgzmx XL A ,Mi . if . 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Lord, grunt LIILIL I may LllNX'Qlyb Qicsiru more LI14111 1 can LICLOIII nlisl1. I -Nlicfuxclallgclo O W Q Doris Lillian Marston Claymont, Delaware Doris Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give l unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. -IOl1D 14:27 Barbara Jane Lorsung Ogema, Minnesota llBarbll Prayer and love are learned in the hour when prayer has become impossi- ble and your heart has turned to stone. -Thomas Merton if If K an YK! 4 I Q ,u , sl N 5 5. Oh f N pl ,Q Q? .P rl Y' Wa A ff 7 1 Ai H ffm.: 2 g fuif'1' X. ,s ff - - ff ff- A ,. ' 'f AQ 123- , L ,,,j..,. y 1 V ' 1 ' .- 6-'f Q ' hh ' x 4x '.l'5 1 JD' .vfvfqnrf . , I ' w N. ' x Mu as b ,q -ef ij, if ,t 3 i N H, -,T 1 1 ' 4. 0 I Q u' . ' ' 4:1 'FF 'wi' ff! fr .' u. ' J S-. -'21, inn, . X 'Mi ,R-,' a 4.4 ,.-L. -o ,. . -' W fr. rf 1 ' J ,H P Y ug- 6 I '. Y .' if ii L- sis: ' ,X U 0 s .. -- , 5 A .f . Y' x 4, . . ,Q ' - Q , L- 'lr .W V 5,7 1 'g W ' Q 1 fi. k 'A . 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Nk w,w!i wx K Z. .vyfizx 7 Sandra Lynn Mayberry XYJYIICI' Robins, Georg i.i S.tntiy Happiness is getting together with your friends. -Charles Nl. Schultz X I ff' AN 'G' ue-ng 1 3 l Diane Marie Pallaa'1'n0 Pottstown, Pa. Pa11ie Our faith and our friendship are not shattered by one big act but many small neglects. -J. White Marjorie Kay Rudman Trevose, Pa. Margie ' No one did anything worthwhile in this World, that he was not criticized by somebody. -john Wanamaker 0 M Q14 Mildred Louise Shaw Volant, Pa. Millie You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you tIuly give. -Kahlil Gibran 'WY 1 l'x'W Us ir fa' l l . J P..-1 ,p I .ff -J ' . , ul vbftwvr . , .Q . V :':l . 1 'Q ss ', 4' 7 531'- ' Q ' 1 ' . 4- .4'Q u 'Ya' ' ' ' ff-H .iv ba 1'.'.l 5 wi' N' 'M Mix 1 1 A v x- Ai, W gg gg - N. , n . A- .Hx 2 , S nw' 1 . f . MFL , .1 asf 9'1- 5' sl: L .it-s fy. :Ji guilt X ' y 4 1 3 I O xr' n.'9 Q I A C v X1 I s fs -1 I X , 's Linda Louise S law honey. Cherry I-Iill, N. 1. IILYTIHII Life is a flower of which love is the -Victor Hugo Doris April Shepherd Cllilmuillial, PAL. Shop Beauty is eternity gazing at itself in ll mirror. Bul you are ctcrnily and you are the mirror. -Kzililil Gibran i 5 Suzanne Whitaker Miuviiie, N. 1. IIS-uzll lt is in sharing that happiness lies, even when it is the sharing of adversity and grief. Franklin P . jones Jane Elizabeth Stevens Philadelphia, Pa . lllanell I was eyes to the blind, and feet to the lame. -Job 29:15 5 r p Q ' ' ' if I C ,x -1 Q- . .Qu-4' U 'f A .. , .G , , ' Q 4. 5. 'l .': I 9 1',k. Q into 'IT U . . Q 'I 'iw S.. 1 .. ig' O ...nt 459' . I . 4 IL, . . 443.0 'LL sl . , -lb A- ,.,-L I in ' lu:-' : J - .- I I :-. s L 'T l 0 ' ' f , A Q 1 at aiu: CP' 5 1 p 1 gn, A ,, 1' f -Y 2- 1. QP' 1 'WK vm, 5 2 I Qi S X 'K 1- r 4 f 9 1 e,, nl' 3. 4 A Q W. try! 3 WQEQ. Q gw. . xw.-'QI oik5?.M N. s J udy A lene Wl'llI.Ul7I.S' Cornwc lls llcights, Pa. ll ll -lull Someday - perhaps soon - Illgllllxlllxl will lcalrn what individuals have LllWLIyS known: that love is the only true crea- tive force in Lhc world. -Pitrim Sorokin 'IES 0 6 ! 'v' Nancy C harlolle Williamson Wilmington, Del. Nancy If God be for us, who can be agaix uS?ll -Romans 8:31 Remember When . f f K ig 2 53 'F 1 43 ? V there were 39. IK 2 FA 1 Ek Zelda stood staunch. I 'xf Af 1 I Nixifx ,meg W WVNQ: R n X V. ,W .4.w.w- -5 Berger got a new dress Remember When . Three years ago it began and it has taken only that long to accumulate these memories. Some of the memories we'd like to erase and others we laugh about over and over again. We've lived, laughed, and learned together but what did we enjoy the most- counting the remaining days together. Putting everything to- gether, our mistakes and joys, we come up with a class of 28 individuals, a good strong class, the Class of 1969. It behooves me, however, nevertheless, to commence, by in large at the beginning. August l966 we stepped through the doors of APH and moved in- most of us arrived in station wagons and we'll leave in moving vans. Initiation made its impression with the cry of Produce Creeden. Where were you hiding jean? We all passed through this harassment- Zelda, midnight exercises, de- merits, brick stretchers, colorful '? costumes and an ice cold shower to cool our minds. But we never did get the Wharton's Jelly. Student Health was a place to visit for a throat culture or tuberculin testg but, mention a pelvic and you couldn't find a student nurse for miles around. I think we'll always remember sitting for hours at a time on those benches, wish- ing we could climb into one of those beds behind the curtains. And, by the way, we're still healing from our BCG's. 77 Much of our time was spent in the classroom. This is Where some of us caught up on our sleep or Wrote all those letters We owed to friends. But Pallie decided to catch up on her sleep inbed one morning until Miss Michelmore ap- peared in her room. We all learned a lot from a lecture on the ear by one of the lab assistants. A taperecorder or a private secretary would have come in handy in Mrs. Gleaves' classes. But why did Cunfer have to sample the Metamucil? In anatomy lab, half of us cried when we had to dissect rabbits and guinea pigs and the other half got sick. There's not much to say about microbiology laboratory except, who was supposed to do the river water? Mrs. Chase's reservoirs never did get fixed and we are now awaiting her replacement. The best class of all was judo. You have made this move and I will make this move to defeat you. We learned to give injections by practicing on one another. Mrs. Gleaves, Mrs. Brooten, and Miss Wentz helped with the torture. After a lot of controversy, we decided upon The Impossible Dream for our class song. We are now beginning to understand the meaning of the Words. We were capped and began to feel like nurses. But class meetings will never be ap- preciated. Decisions, decisions- potato chips or potato salad? Then there were the days We smelled like hoagies after a day of making them. Oh, would anyone like to buy a laundry bag? 78 But remember the cry, You're learning through clinical experience. .lo learned that the linen was not to be thrown out the window. Donna found out it was easier to give an injection with a needle on the end ol' the syringe. joan had to dodge the five -year-olds in Pedi. or be mowed down. And, Hughes, what did you find in your pocket one day in the nursery? Joyce liked to hide in the bathtub on 3rd floor. We all remember the little friends on 4th floor for which they had to spray quite often. The only way to return from Magee was with the Fairmont Park Guards in a paddy-wagon. We were all so anxious to move into the new wing that we helped clean it in preparation. And how many student nurses in the country know how to do the Hukilau or a Samoan dance? The evenings in the dorm were the best. Some would travel from room to room in the laundry cart while others flooded their friend's room with HZO. Jo, Hughes, and Sue Ellen found it fun to break their fingers and toes. Joanne and jean were famous for their tuna fish parties at midnight. What would we have done without Atkinson's super-ball? Some of the more daring climbed the wood- pile behind the dorm or crawled out their windows to walk on the ledge. One lonely weekend the guard got showered with coffee. You had WHAT on your pa- jamas, jo-Cars? Hughes was, alias, Mrs. Atrium in a threatening note. For those who got lonely, there were always the zoos to visit- goldfish, turtles, mice, gerbils, and silverfish. jane was always in either of two places- in the 79 bathroom, or on the way. Donna found it difficult to sleep on her mattress while it was in her closet. Why did we all double -up for sleeping in the Fall of '66- no bars on the windows? But we never did get the dorm air-conditioned, did we? We all know where the Metropolitan Opera gets its members- our shower. Com- pulsory fun consisted of Christmas caroling and Skit Night. Mary Beth did her ballet in the dining room. Norma, Millie, Hughes, Joyce, Barb, and Jud contributed a bathroom sink to our lounge. We all celebrated the removal of jo's braces. Many of us were shocked by what Atkinson wore into our rooms- or what she didn't wear. lf you were too tired to walk back from Buchanan's seven gals could make their own car. Mayberry welcomed her mother from Georgia with wall to wall signs of welcome. We must mention the balcony crowd, Jane, Sandy, Lynn, Marge, and Sue, who played Sugar Plum Fairies as the Nutcracker Suite blared. We prac- ticed our nursing often on Mrs. Gibson as she'd slip into shock. If anyone's looking for Mary, she's in South Philly. These have been the memories of mistakes, mischief and fun. The other thoughts are of our patients and the good feelings we obtained from giving of our selves. Because of these patients, we have come together with a common goal to strive together. JC Sr JL 80 Renzcfnzbcfr When . ack and jill hit East Falls. 3 I 81 tr,A. X ,-.. A -' . . . the stork Came. . . . we visited the Swan River. r Q , Y x I. N' J 4' 'Q Q' F wx'-. X X- . . . Hughes W ent blonde Margie slept in White's position. 81 Compliments of the RITTENHOUSE BOOK STORE, INC 1706 Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Area Code 215 A Complete Stock of Nursing and Medical Books Personalized Service Compliments of the JUNIOR CLASS Compliments of BUCHANAN PHARMACY 3351 Vaux Street Philadelphia, Penn. 19129 VI 4-7995 AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Compliments of the FRESHMAN CLASS Congratulations to the Class of 1969 MERIN STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Official Photographers to the 1969 Cap and Candle All portraits appearing in this publication have been placed on file in this studio and can be duplicated at any time. Write or phone for information: WA 3-0146-47 1010 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Penna. 19107 li . . ...sf hllhqhuay' J ' J Q 1 - par X . . .1 5 S 1 . 6 ff- 5 I g f 7 I ' 5 I : 'Q fx if -'97, 83 r U T 1 cl u 1, ,l IIJ 1 'Q Aaron Floor Company Mrs. Margaret Aiken Craig and Nancy Albright Mr. 84 Mrs. Craig Albright K. J. Ammon, A.N.C. Anonymous Mr. 8a Mrs. Charles E. Atkinson Mr. Thomas L. Ayers Mrs. Balfour, Nursery Denise Banks Mr. Fred M. Banks Mrs. Battle Mr. 8t Mrs. Peter Beakschi Lori Beaulieu Mr. 8L Mrs. Peter Beckschi, III Lawrence Berger Mr. 8L Mrs. L.J. Berger Martin Berger Beth and Ed Bill and Jane Carol Ann Bobb, RN Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald N. Boggs Mr. SL Mrs. Maurice Boerger Cindy Buerkle Mrs. Emily Bygrave Miss Evelyn Bygrave Mildred Cadwallader Carol and Charlie Christine Cassidy Donna M. Cassidy Janis A. Cassidy Mr. 8L Mrs. V.E. Cassidy The Chula Vista Clan Bob 8a Jane Colanzi PATRO NS Edith Collins Mrs. Edna Conlon, RN Mr. 8L Mrs. F.M. Corl Franklin Corl, Jr. Ruth Corl Irene Coward Mr. 8a Mrs. Elmer Cunfer Pat Curran Mr. 8a Mrs. Alvin David David Scott DeCray Dianne DeGiacomo Gerri Devers Mrs. Helen Dougherty, RN Helen Drew Mr. 8a Mrs. Louis E. DuBois Mr. SL Mrs. Richard DuBois Dr. Fran DuRocher Mr. SL Mrs. Alexander Dybalski Mr. James A. Dybalski Mr. SL Mrs. Robert W. Erickson Doris Eshleman Dr. Noorjehan Essa Nancy 8a Marty Flannery Kathy SL Paul Foster Shirley Gindele Mrs. Richard A. Gleaves, Jr. Pauline Grove Mr. 8a Mrs. Glenn Haines Claude Harper Mr. 8a Mrs. Frank Hartung 8L Sherrie Hicks and Harriet Mary L. Holden Doris and Phil Hort Mrs. Thomas Hughes 84 Mr. 8r Mrs. Arthur F. Hunt, Jr. The Spirit of ICU Mrs. Jackson Rev. 8: Mrs. Gerald Jacoby Ken Jacoby Mr. Matthew Jacques Jennifer, lilicia and Denise Jo and Cumph John and Millie Johnny Mr. 8r Mrs. A.W. Kauffman Mr. 8r Mrs. Frederick Kauffman Pam Kienle Mr. 8r Mrs. F.W. Knowles Helene Koeger Judi Kowalski Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley W. Krystopa, Jr. Corrine Kurzen Lee and Lynn Mr. SL Mrs. Edward Lempa Mr. 8a Mrs. James Lengle Rev. 8a Mrs. John Lengle Mr. 8r Mrs. Russell J. Lengle Dorothy Lindley Emil E. Mathis, RPT Lt. Col. 8a Mrs. Wm. E. Mayberry Charles Mayer Michael Ellen L. Michelmore Mike Miss Miller, LPN Mr. Morrison 'lihe l'.iinlers Peaches, llonnic and Clyde Mae l'l'el't'cr Mr. dk Mrs. K.W. Poukncr Mr. dir Mrs. John Procida Mrs. li. Quinn Frances Rambo Dr. 8: Mrs. Harry Rudman Mrs. Coralie A. Seals Richard Serano Mr. 84 Mrs. Earl Shafer Mr. 8r Mrs. James R. Shaw Mr. 8r Mrs. John J. Shepherd Michael Shepherd, Jr. Skip Mr. Lewis H. Slaw Mr. 8r Mrs. Lewis H. Slaw, Jr. James Slayton Ann Snoich Mrs. Walter Snyder Sandy Spirito Capt. 8L Mrs. Harry Stevens Thomasito E. Stevens, Esq. W.O. 8L Mrs. Wm. David Stevens Mary Stripo Eve Thompson Tootie Nazim A. Tyebjee Vicki Mrs. Lois Wagner Mrs. Doris Weckerly, RN J. Wentz Mrs. C.J. Westin Sauy MOSS 3 West Nursing Staff Laura Pagotto Mr. 8r Mrs. John S. Whitaker Diane Marie Frances Palladino Mr. 81. Mrs. Robert B. Whitaker Mr. 8a Mrs. Frank Palladino Mr. 8L Mrs. George Williamson -,,.iG-f-'- -,- THE WN MANS ME HYAL EULLECE UF PENNSYLVANIA AND HOSPITAL Zi J w 5 A A WZ' ...FX I .xSg, A Qi MM, A . . , ANS-E, 86 Editor's Note A yearbook is a collection of memories, a review of the past, and also a prediction of the future. The successes of the various activities and organizations within this book acknowledge om- own successes. Our accomplishments have opened vistas of opportunity toward the fulfill- ment of future goals. Thus we choose We Have Crossed the Bay, but the Ocean Lies Before Us as the theme of our yearbook. We are all part of this book and have made it everything it is. Iwish to thank you for the co-operation and assistance you have given the staff and me throughout this year. I also want to take this opportunity to extend special recognition to my staff members with special thanks to our co-editor, Barbara Atkinson. I extend a sincere 'Thank you' for all their help in compiling the Cap and Candle. As Seniors we will face commencement with mixed emotions. It will be an end to many close relationships among instructors and friends. Graduation is only the beginning. . . our tide is coming. 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