Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing - Ilythias Yearbook (Oak Park, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1963 volume:

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The ,symbolism is paralleled in the hebb and care, given in ihe lighi ofhnowleclge,by ihe nurse. OAK PARK HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 500 SOUTH MAPLE AVENUE, OAK PARK, ILLINOIS St. Vincent realized, like every Catholic saint, that the great fundamental truth of the Christian religion is the Fatherhood of God, Who because He is Father, loves His divine Son, and in Him, all men. St. Vincent showed by words and example that men are bound to love one another with the same love with which God loves them, and if men will not love their brethren in jesus Christ neither do they love God. This was the truth that guided and inspired his life and that earned for him the glorious title of Patron Saint of all works of charity in the Catholic Church, which was conferred upon him by Pope Pius X. At the back of all modern philanthropy - work for children, the sick, prisoners - stands St. Vincent de Paul. 2 I 'lW!111! FJ H4 f utr If 'M 1. 1 . vw .x ' 'g' -'-11H -- . I- 1 x ,x ,wlgu-',. :' w l I QTN MEIL, X' ' X , 'W . ' f-JI. . J, 'I' vi V Q. Vu' Q 1 ,Q 'n'Qjm? P -N N i b . 5- I ' v A 1 . 'IW '. P1 ' Sf-qilrhi' 'fyzix' 1 , ' ,.'.7,,. L, , ' I 'MJ ' Le A X ' 1 nv- .., J 1111 , jA APE ww-A 1 E H l I V M rf 1 FATHER JOHN DUFFICY A priest wholb a priest! Oh, What happiness foryou to be work- ing to the same erza' as He did He came to preach the Gospel ana' that zlsyour lot and occupation. U' our perfection ties in charujl, which it does, there zs no greater charity than to give one's whole sehf to save souls and to sacrwce oneseh' as jesus Christ didfor others. Reverend john A. Dufficy, Chaplain of Oak Park Hospital, is a familiar figure as he cares for the spiritual needs of patients and all who seek his counsel. He has recently celebrated his golden anniversary as a priest and will soon complete a quarter ofa century as Chap- lain of Oak Park Hospital. A M0'l'l'll'lll SUPlflllOll Tlwrc 119 nollzing lo mary good vc.s'.s'cl .s'urvfv as' Il balm sea, .s'z'ncc ll bac! one con!!! no! fozmzfw' in IL' bu! we judge its strength zolzmz il exp osca' lo .slorms and slmzdv up lo 11111 lemfiwfl. Hyun !lIllf7Z0ff1l'7Yg lo Suhr as sup erio r y o zz zu o u ld 6 c vezjw hrzpfgy, but you are happier Sli!! when you .S'llUlllp'7'77l in limes of f7'Z'bZl!Ilf2'0?l, fn' Ike love ofozn' Lord who se! you in llzis po,s'1'!z'mz. Sister St. Thercsa's most predoininated quality is her devotion to nursing. When she decided to give her life to God, she realized she wanted to give it in a special way - by helping people. Although Sister wanted to do actual bedside nursing, her service was needed in administration. Her desire to help people is being fulfilled for she sees and directs the care given to the sick. anne M M is-me m ss Biff? megs www -2-'EHR asus lx B WE Q53 is mi I sg mem - EE E , Es? ..... -in S ew e H E ' M l Qggxw wiiges .asf :g:.. Q-Q si.. if - an m - af.-' . -: ' F13 sefiiinii -1 H W mi B m M ,. f- E W 5 5 is F - W ..4-L., W E : A Q Q K Y , 5 5 eww ,B e-:uhm in L' LLEBWHK fygwgggiieee 38588588 B in .- .. ,, me .- H 512 iwgg f s Q gigs' wg .. Q H H s 55 M 5 an m X H Q REQ QB 5? Nexium cl at when cz Ls' 1 E 1 NSN slogf swf' Wi sm -WM! - xx Msn! E 1-Q ,Us HWS? HHHWEZE Wage ws BM main E X MQQEEE, .nglgnmixl KH as-me :feds - if - : - mi Q fag-fg3f?M feeexf mgwize , :mm YL New W, si smash sm The Very Reverend Monsignor james V. Mos- cow, is the Assistant Director of Catholic Hospitals, Archdiocese of Chicago, spiritual Director of the Catholic Nurses Council and the Catholic Student Nurses' Council. Monsig- nor has made his home in St. Rosalie Hall since Sept. 1961, and his presence is a constant source of spiritual inspiration. Reverend Howard Sturm, Loyola University Instructor of Ethics for Nurses, Spiritual Ad- visor of the Y.C.N., Retreat Master for the Senior class 1962-63. St. Leonard's Parish, Berwyn, Ill. vs Sister Saint Giselle, s.m., R.N., NLS., Director of the School of Nurs- ing, has held this position since january, 1959. Sister has endeared herself to the students and faculty by her complete understanding and guidance. Her example of continuing education serves as an inspiration to faculty and students alike. 7 EH V -355. ,. ...,.. ,. E. .E f Penne-s swf ww a , 1 3 f-2: emxewg- ant RL. Wwe My N ,, it SISTER SAINT GISELLE Wlienyou rdlect on how you began z'n your position and how God has blessed you in il so decide ihai having been called by God io the superiorigz you exercise, you sliould beariizuzih courage and when in dmculgz, trust in Him. Reverend Bernard Scheid, Loyola University Instructor, in Psychology for Nurses, 1957- 1963. Holy Rosary Parish, Chicago, Ill. Reverend Edmund Schreiber, Instructor of Sem- inar in Religion, 1950-1963. St. Bernardines' Parish, Forest Park, Ill. Conducted the Day of Recollection, April 1963, for the Oak Park Hos- pital Nurses Alumnae Association. J - I 10+ R - 0 I i4,,,! Reverend John Kuhlmey, Loyola University Instructor in Introductory Sociology and Theo- logy, 1960-1963. Holy Family Hospital, Des Plaines, Ill. Reverend Vincent Rush, Retreat Master 1962-63. Instrumental in the designing and furnishing of the Chapel in Misericordia Hall. Superinten- dent of Cathedral High School in Superior, Wise. Perfection lies not in the mullqolicigz oflhingsyou do, bu! in doing them well in the spiril in our Lord did all Hzlv works. This 13 wha! goes to make genuine and solid holinessg lo do what one does weld in conformity with one's vocation. F acult zulzich Mrs. l9ui'liuru Albrcclit, ILN., lI.S.N. Instructor, Itlcclicul-Surgical Nursing, , 7.7 HQ. E - is S5421 lg W. S , H if-ta? ,- H E M M. w awww? mamma Fi WEHQSZM 7 EH W - mg gamma-E SM, Bi in-1' , I v I ei I is K L I H. aim- H gg I J W 3 9 J. ' S lVll'S.JOSCPl1II1E A. Nordahl, R.N., M.A., Educational Director - K fit 4 ik- xm it 5 H E I E H H ., . 'sr ss - W ,Ig isa '.I,.,.,.,.' Clinical Supervisor ol' the Intensive- UW .... . . . ,, Cure Unit E ,:, .iq :.:,'., H W Q I f '17 E 'Tl 5' I . .... is I 1 Q E . Y F '12 :Ii E -:-:-:-:-' . ' is q ff' i E H 7 is in E . ins. I-Ielcn Ayres, 1z,N., lI.S.P.H.N. Ai Instructor, l undamcntals of Nursing H H ESQ r 1-2 E ww HW' WEEKS? x' YQEEEQQ waggin- ..E ..' Miss Alulic lioziccvich, RN. .g.gEE Wai B F Mc, 'tact I Clinical Instructor , 1 I ri -Q-is -waz 2-is ss Mrs. Ifrzuiccs llruns, ILN., B.S.N. livcning Clinical Instructor 9 Faculty aa E. Xlxas C uol flllll0l'I R N 'TEX 3? is is 22383 Qi . as Lim: 4 Q' -. ' 4-1 J-L ' l , i- ll QU ak Park Hospital School of ursing Mrs. Lael Madsen, Librarian Diploma, Chicago Public Library hw EEMEQ, H Mrs. Kathleen Meek, B.S., as me Instructor, Clinical Dietitian W W if M-: E M55 E Wiz- sar- Q95-rss, iigigfiili mgggssu X ,xmkig E ' www annum Miss Ruth Miyagi, R.N., B.S.N., Instructor, Fundamentals of Nursing V' xi f 'HSS Lg- F uzz., .. it .J 5 5 g I ,F , if as iii - UB Ast- 1 .- , -Maggie M rs. june Owen, lixeuitivc Secretary Miss Donna Sell, R N B S N Instructor Medical-Surgical Nursing n,nn fm , Miss nm-othy sopmk, u.N., 1s.s.N. M 'H Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing B H ,. ,:, N zum, I, . ' E . gg: .l . W H fit 1 H B H I I E Q jp , 5 - .Q :S 5523528 gm i a is :EV . gr I -I E H I ,4 gr : H r Q mg :pn ' Mrs. Ramona Wilson, R.N., H , H , , H E Q R , Student Health Director -'-- ' 5:5 T.rgwg,,Eg,g ' ' it,.t.,. N mi ff ll STANDING - Left to right: Sister XI. ifhz1rity,s.n1., Sister Nl. Claude, s.ni., Sister M. Cecelia, s.m., Sister St. john llosco. s.in., Sister St. Paulina, s.tn., Sister St. Liobzt, s.m., Sister Sl. Rose of Lima, s,ni., Sister St. Giselle, s.in., Director oi' the School ol' Nursing, Sister St. Florence, s.ni., Sister liileen Marie, s.ni., Sister St. Lnrlger, s,n1. SlCrX'l'l'llJ - Left to right: Sister Nl. du Carmel, S.lll.., Sister St. l lorirlzt, s.ni., Sister St. Cnlzrielle, s.in. Mollie: Superior Sister St. Tlieresrt, s.in., Superiorvrlclininistrzttor, Sister St. Maurice. s.ni., Sister St. Leztnmler, s.n1. We carznolprevail agains! Satan by p ride, as he has more than we' hu! lhrouglz lZZH7lZ'lZ'02 wecun conquer him, for tha! he has none. To humiligz join clzarfgu anclyou will conquer all Clzarigz ' N is the soul ofvirlues, and , Q V- -gi . lzumiligu their guardzkm. In humble , --.I.X'fSf,x.-4 , H , , X ' ,I , communztzes, charzly 15 as a E Q - -' valley in which all lhe mountain streams 3. -x, 3 'gg zmile. In pr0jJm'tz'0n as we empgl li V nab - ,U',,,'1 . - fy, ourselves ofseflove, Cod f A R takes possesszon of our lzicarls. I2 ACCREDITATIO Lelyourseybe led by the Lorfl He will manage everyllzing llzrouglz yang h'ustyou1'seHto Him and following H119 e.xampla always do things lzumbbz, plcasantbz ana' in good failhg you will that all will go well january 7, 1963, marked the fruition of many months of work and preparation by the school nursing. On that date, Sister Saint Giselle, Director of the School, re- ceived a letter from the Board of Review of the Department of Diploma and Associate Degree Programs of the National League for Nursing advising her that our school had been granted full accreditation by that accrediting body. This accreditation means that our school and its educational program meet the criteria required by the National League for Nursing, and that it compares favorably with other fully accredited schools in the nation. Much of the credit for this achievement is accorded to the faculty, and particularly to Mrs. Josephine Nordahl, Educational Director. Accord is also given to the full cooperation of the hospital administration, nursing service, and the students. However, since education is a continuing process, accreditation is not an end in itself but rather a rung on the ladder. It will serve as an incentive to enhance and improve our pro- gram so that it may be rated the best. ri ll, ' 0 l ', ,fu l .A 'W I3 GRADUATE What hajapinessfor ihese good girls' going ou! io carry on the charigz lhai our Loral practiced on earih wherever ihey go. Who would scgz, lo see ihem iogeiher ihai ihey are selling offor a work so aclrriirahle in the eyes 0fCocl and the angels ihai ihe Coil-.Man ihoughl ii worilgz of Hz'mseh arzcl His lzohi M oiherP Oh! how heaven will rejoice at ihis sighi, and how woriclerjhil will he ihe praises given lhem in ihe other worlcl! How high will ihey hold their heacls on ihe clay of juclgmeni! Irifleecl ii seems io me ihat crowns and empires are hu! clusi in comjiarisori with ihose wherewilh they shall be crowuecl I4 CLASS OFFICERS Sharon Dickman -- President Rosemary DiSalvo -- Vice-President Linda Klemp -- Secretary Sandra Landen as D I-Lis li V' nz f Q Q 1 1 I 'lf Rosemary DiSalvo 'Tm not really gullible. we 1 n r Sandra Landen Have friencl will travel Treasurer 15 af rs' 'avr' -- Sharon Dickman Go, go Cola'blatt.s. . ss asf 3 Linda Klemp '71ren'! weekends grand? Miss Josephine O'Neill 'But Iwant to go to facksonvzlle' I time blondes have more un? Miss Frances Dyrda Ogre number one. -we Q 2 f Q Q6 ,M -5 mf M-' ,H ,W Miss Mary Rogers The rock. 16 . 'io Miss Arlene Jacobs Teacher? Pet X X M I Mrs. Frances Young Blame z'! on ihe Bossa Nova. Miss Karen Ryder Miss Patricia Murphy MISS Barbara Randazzo The rebel willz causes to spare. Guess F!! se! my lzair. Tum Ojfihose lzghlsf M-we , X , M I7 Mrs. Sharron Lynn Aiken Miss Judith Rose Miss Kathleen Kenny Yes, Fm a senior. 'Wex! week Fllget my hair Cui. It's good training. Miss Audrey Chiado Miss KHIO1 Kelley Miss Patricia Skarda 'Y onb walk because I have to. Decz19ions! Decisions! But he is just like a brother. L L 13552 18 3 L as rx f v V .. 1, Miss Sandra Nary Miss Mary Caruso Mrs. julia Foley Boyer 'But Ijust cleaned my mom! Cot an extra CzgP 1 wang fg be Bobbyis girl Miss Mary jo Tolson Miss Mary Donahugh Miss Laurel Schemmer Granny M 0 jo. It's a cross. You want to gape at my rock? x ii fm K fl 1 I ' 4 'K I9 Mrs. Kay Yost 'Bring home the Butternut breaah Freaf Br i . ll 5 Y- i xx, fx O an , , Miss Sophie Tiritilli Miss Margaret Schermerhorn Sing along with Sophie. Hhe has an Irish brogue . . Miss Jeanne Nogowski Mrs. Diane Lutz The atde's aide. Double or nothing. 20 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1963, being of sound mind and in testa- mentary capacity, do hereby will and bequeath the following possessions real and personal, to the students at Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing: Sharon Aiken - my Junior uniform Julie Boyer - my ability to keep a secret Mary Rose Cahill - my inquisitive mind Mary Margaret Caruso - the art of promptness Audrey Chiado - my old tenners and shades Sharon Dickman - my S St I-I green stamps Rosemary DiSalvo - my ability to wear contacts Mary Kay Donahugh - my knowledge of dinosaurs Frances Dyrda - my sunny smile and sweet disposition Nancy Healy - my fraternity pin ArleneJacobs - my quiet, soothing voice Karol Kelley - one red polka-dot uniform Kathleen Kenny - a few of my gray hairs Linda Kleinp - my telephone bills from Southern Illinois Sandra Landen - assorted knitting needles Diane Lutz - a picture of my twins Patricia Murphy - my enthusiasm for work Sandra Nary - a key to the pharmacy Jeanne Nogowski - one second-hand aide's uniform Josephine O'Neill - the pleasure of 1ny company for six months Barbara Randazzo - a giant size herpes simplex Mary Rogers - 1ny ability to fade away Judy Rose - six packs of cigs next Lent Karen Ryder - one maroon and white football blanket Laurie Schemmer - my friend Richard Margaret Schermerhorn - my Friday cheeseburger Patricia Skarda - my unfinished sentences Sophie Tiritilli - my dentist bill Mary Jo Tolson - my bottle of Lady Clairol Kay Frances Yost - my ability to cope with Yankees Frances Young - my old Plymouth We further bequeath, collectively, to the faculty, the follow ing: To Sr. St. Giselle - a senior class that always reads the bulletin board To Mrs. Albrecht - a scheduled field trip to Telstar To Mrs. Ayres - a class that applies nursing principles as she would like them to To Miss Bozicevich - one dozen perfect nursing care plans in one day To Mrs. Bruns - students that speak as softly as she does To Miss Buck - obstetrical patients who deliver in con- formity with the students' scheduled experience To Miss Clinton - a pair of non-skid shoes To Miss Cosgrove - male G.U. patients on 4 West To Miss Covey - a long playing record of I Won't Dance To Mrs. Kuritza - a shorter route between Oak Park and Park Ridge To Miss MacGowan, our beloved class advisor - one light-weight portable soap box To Mrs. Madsen - a new living, singing bird for the library To Mrs. Meek - a genuine Moose head To Miss Miyagi- a step ladder To Mrs. N ordahl - an electrically-controlled master ro- tation board To Mrs. Owen - an electric typewriter so she can type with her toes as well as her fingers To Miss Sell - a year's supply of attenuated communi- cable disease organisms To Miss Sopcak - a heavy gauge chain to attach to her purse so that she. can keep track of it To Mrs. Wilson - a padlocked money belt 21 VN mfg msn i iii! it I IE? fi! . Ali I -lg , , 'pkg-I ' -sill- ga. I I JUNIORS AND FRESHMEN So you are destined to represent God's goodness towards these poor sick people. Now, since this goodness deals gentb and Iovingbf with the aj7tz'ctecL you too must behave toward the poor invatiafs just as Hts goodness teaches you, that ts, with gentteness, compassion, and love, for they are your masters and mine, too .... 22 JU IOR CLASS lr!! In lfifflf ' N tlzitherinc Knzich Secretary , I Diane Smlerstrom Treasurer It ,JV .lnrlith Ilackini - 1. ,,'fV ': ' Vicel'rcsirlent 'Q . , x hlilflllllll lx esman of 3 ' , . l'I'l3SlCllIlll J jx- X As we gain professional knowledge, skill and ex- perience through our classes and clinical assignments, we mature in our relationships, and cometo accept people as they are. Through our patient-nurse inter- action, and the close companionship of dormitory living, we learn the various aspects ofunderstanding , ' -1----..A ff' and cooperation. In recognizing the true values of courage, patience, charity, integrity, and justice, we prepare to enter the professional world as efficient and reliable members of the health team, and the community as responsible citizens. .Yfllilllfllg ILW In riglll janet Marsden Patricia ll azur Camille Nega Scufcrl IW In rglzl Diane Kittler Marilyn Ludwig lilizabeth N ardi UNIOR IM In Tllgllf Carolyn Gruber Carol O'llarc Kathleen Powers Susan Nicol Patricia Paclicn Csezueclj f e nwjmf' ' ' 'ii mlvfffi KM io right judith llrabcck Nancy Rogan Maureen Carmody Judith Bosko Karen Edwards Qscatcdj ,X '75 - 1 J ,ff 4: is VS X , Q l ' X X fnurk mm llcvcrlcc Steen Sharon Wiku ll urshu Xupzuicic i 2 . l I fron! rnzv smlrzl lzj? In Iflfflf Y Melinda XX cllhunk Patricia Smith jounn Wqjton ,ng M .- agus main Jn, WLL, I H E2- 3 WS I Qggdgv li, ZA gn., fad Lfx, ff ,ef fzjl In lfifflf llrcxldu lizmcll Karen Allen fscutcrlj Linda Alwmlmcler lhmnic Hzlinm fsvzxlcrlj fm' fllifflf linrlmru Ilurtel lzmicc Allllllbilllgll -Q V lx x J ,Q RX J X I 713 ex n nf UNIOR iff lu rigfn' Leslie Weaver Carol Stueck Qseatedj Linda Ilolik -Inner Weber K illlllCCl'l .I umiolkowski Angela Suehla Q SCEIICCU bark row -Ioyce Herman j errilyn H uup un an Sandra Ilunter Susanne Ilochsletter .vmlefl lcjn fu rzglfl K athlcen King Linda Kickhefd X FRESH N The Egyptian kings had pyramids built for themselves, and were buried in them when they died. The kings are now forgotten, but the pyramids still stand. We, as freshmen, build similar structures as we prepare ourselves for our roles in society. In our pyramids we will bury our childish ideas. The base ofthe pyra- mid will be our ambitions which mustbe strong- for it is the foundation. The bricks making the pyramid will consist of our knowledges and experiences. The mortar will be all our memories, which will hold the bricks sturdily together. After three years, the pyramid will be completed. We will have reached the apex - the title of Registered Nurse. fd? lo flgflf. .vlmuliugx Judith Ilolfman Treasurer Maureen Carroll Secretary IM lo rzglzf sealed Diane Peradotlo Vice President .Iudy Dunn President .:.-:-: n : w mmm . gtg X ESEEEH H , sssss lg HB .E ls gn as sa N t EW TEE wt S TH st is - is is 5' E , s it is E9 A A . YQQ 5 sa E BB -7 Eur' is 7 Big? gas mrksd fr: , ll l 'X Gwyn' swan mums it t s an E Q r l e t Mn 5 l 'Q f . x H . 1 XA' 5 ,. ss , H 4 . L ' IA 1 . s N as ,, i KE 31.5 1 Q., fm ll X as B SS .-. ,,,,.,, ,,m.4g,,,i4 26 Inf' lo rjglll back row Diane Murray 'Iudettc Rcamer Suszui Murphy Kathy O'Connor .vmlvll 1112 Io rig!!! Leslie Pctru llsc Peterson Mary lillen Miltlehauser frjl In rigfll Iilizzilzclli Iloclschcr Pzllriciu Zcylulll Catherine Ilzilmcs limlmrzi Cross Arlccn Widow ski ,,,- FRESH 'fx fi I In Ilgllf lumk frm' M ill'gilYCl Tckslur -Iulic Tlionizis iiluine Unity .vuulczl Inf? lo riglzl Mary Romury Patricia Rowland Carol Schmidt Maureen Smith L i Ju fd! I , ig A.: N I ,,.. - ,4L Inf I0 rigffll Rosemary K amm Slierrilyn jeray Rita Marshall Sharon Kauffman Mary jane Mathieu B arbara M ich alek FRESHME Inf? In right Barbara Burge jane Brennan Mau reen Foley Mary DiOrio Sharon Bruno y new -we QW is is me -Maw A-as sm fi a as E n we WW BBB ii mm a ms M W If -. i Nm 1 Us 'A if wg-im ni if ,X 2 Ewa -, is vnaMms i 1 - .3251 E-gg-:nm w Wil! an 1 E is v. i ,K w A is Q nl Z E KQQKN H, 1 W sigma A if x xi 1- mm : mv My EEZ? H535 mam S 1si!S8 , ,X '-i:.x.f' X, X ., ' a ii l H ms I ssamssin . Bw is mn is uma is in mn X 'N fff N 1 v , if l1y'Y to rig!!! liilcen Ferrziro Cin elle Gigli ere linda livans Penelope Gollermun lilizzihelli Dvorak loyce lflinn lzfl In lfifllf Virginia Aubrey Nikki llerkovieli Corinne Vcsely llernudclle llunky Q llernmlette lliewuld Irene Allison Cstnnduig Eh 1 lLW10righl'M.rs H NIcKenzie Missj Murray H O E M H E R Mrs. A1f1JfQl1en,:, A. 1 111gLl:S, AIGQ L. Augllsune. HO SEKEEPI ffji fo I'IlQ'flf I.. Green li. AIIZIITIS H. Duolncge M. Catchings M. uvignol Al. Knox jordan H. Peters ses, z KP: -I-.W CO- ORKER ' WSW X '55?L ?m Mr. Donald W. Masar, B.S., M.S.H.A. Assistant Administrator 'Ng l l Dr. Charles U. Letourneau M.D.C.M., B.A., B.C.L., M.S.H.A., I, ' Editorial Director of Hospital Management I ' I so ,X w What happiness it is lo be where God has pu! us, and what unhappiness to se! ourselves up where Goa' hasnolcalledup ft n r ,u,'E.x.i.w. Miss Eileen O'Boylc, R.N., B.S. Director of Nursing Service Q4 mama 'K' umm HHH i H A nga aw ig mm H ,X mm rr W -rr ar W5 'iii -fi? Alrs,0rpl1nDnly Mohr Mrs. Anne ZX1.Bl:uilcley Pnrclizlsing Agent 1lCll11illlSll'1I.llVC Secretary Sezllerl left, liileen Ulioyle, Dircclor ol' Nursing Service. SCillCfl Right, Alice Cllilglllilll, Niglli Supervisor. Standing lull lo right, Mary 0'l,ooney, Assistant Director of Nursing Service, Carolyn Wilson, Evening Supervisor, Virginia l'lOlllillllI'I, Clinical Kfoorrlinzilor of Nursing Service, Priscilla Ilurlcl. Supervisor of Medical Surgical Nursing. mn l v 0 ' U, vii y io i - YJ 4 ,l 'ii .f igllifa 71 Wplilwi 2514 :il .H 9 l 9 i f 1 'T Y Q ,A E QE Q N .E ' f v- H H Il TD? is is ,ww HHH wwwza immmmm naimmnams i x i Mrs. Doris juern Secretary t if in gg as rw - 4 -as 1 t if ' 5 X is .iii .. a x PERSONNEL PROFILE fl-M wma N .1 X a ms ss. aug ax: lc I lo Rzfffzl X1 IXTIIJILB, I llerzius, ll. Markowski. I I In I ffht Helzxine Hull, William GustalSon, - J -1 wiki? MM, K7 S? N 3 ss sg V K. W 5 ,H , H, ,Qs fs! gf :.: .ss 2- H H :.: ,,. in 2, .gig ,. gl 3 KN -7 uf xg' wtf' Wa 7 .Q .A,:, L s f a X L I , A , f.- l . Qzrfl X5 A-5 Ld? In Vfifflff ll. Carnal, I. Stone, li. llcil, I.. Kcrlin, B. johnson, I.. Cllllilgllillltl. Mcxlcra. Dr. ll. Vicencio. AU DITING OFFICE Ld? In rfghl f,vm!1'rfj.' liubcrl IC. Woods. Rita liizzi. f.S'l1r111l1'ngj.' Sr. Sl. Claude, lnuiscjolms. CENTRAL SUPPLY ADMITTINC OFFICE L41 lu P'fQ'fll,' IC. Mdlarllny, Lf!! In Rzlglzfx Rebecca Sicbemllal, Margaret Roach, joyce Nale lb. lfiala, li. Miller, 12. Gibbs. M11riCVcldman- Z . E :N . as B Ln my X 33 Co-Worker Proiiles MEDICAL RECORDS Lcfl In rzglll: Irene Aldrich, Vivian Tale, Mary Hirtzel, Bernice Ziglcr, Mary Ellen Muver - Librarian, Mable Schwartz. i ani 'sh , l. Lzjl In rzfghl: ll. Morris Qscaledj, li. Guricpy, G. 0'Connor, li. Walkins, M. lluntley. EM ERGENC Y 8a OU T-PATIENT D EPTS. Lay? lo rzglzlx Riclmrd Mugflziarz, llciko Wil- liams, Leon Moore, Arthur Roscnquisl, liliza- bctli Drotur. QScatcclj -I. Addison Young. fi li' , QJP R4 '-5 UROLOCY DEPT. Ld? In l'f.Q'fIf.' ll. Girard, D. Klaniplmell PURCHASING OFFICE Ld? In riqfll: llarriei Papas, ,Ioyee livans. KITCHEN Lzfi In l'iQ!If.' U1lll Coswell, Lilly Wil son, -lannita llyinon, l urnancla Pier oni, Rosie Mackey, Larelei Wooclrick Anna Gaither, Lyrlia Orilxylova lilizalmetlx Lamb, Aurora Stone, Vio- let Salvo, Vesta Tunieneng, Sister SL' Leancler. Ld? In lflfllfi Kizzie llill, Velina lly- inon, Willia Conlon, Alice Rogers, Roosevelt Mackey, Douglas lirvcs, liarl Ainsteacl, john Robinson, Roger Vingznn, Willie Wilson, Dorothy Davis, liirclie llilliarcl, Harvey Devine - Manager. 35 v Co- orker Proiiles 4th FLOOR WEST UNIT gp 932 Bs E A K if W1 'Q' .4 1 Slznzfling leilo right: ll. Irvine L. l 1lermo IS. Sigborn C. Yupan Dr. C. Weigel. S'm!czl IL Hn rf lllj . Fligcl M. II'1ns0n Sfllllllfllg It Hn fllgllf Q Sr. St. Lcolrt Donin Smock Bridget Purscll ll'u'riet l i.ync -- sc'xLcrl oy Herleliy -- sc'ttcd front BKINB 'F 1 . Q . I q isis 17 .: f - EE ' 'Na . I? X ' 'T l ' 1 'Q 5- ' 1 5 V , l r N-w it . t - , ft O5 1 . w - 1.3 3 r ' , '. 1. 1... Y, ' '. -' -- ' - fi H52 iii: Q23 73,1 , . ' ,fi ww W A , V ...ni 1 4 A . 1 .tm I A 1 6 ff X Y ' t '72, ' ' 5 I I ' Q: 'll ffllff. ' 3rd FLOOR MED. SL SURGICAL UNIT Y ...M mi, sm in tw K H . Qi- 4tl1 1'loor Vt est Unit left abovej Lo? lo rlglzlx E. Novy E. lsalidis D. Biel C. Houng R. Fcrgu on N. Mclosi. dnl Floor Med. RL Surgical Unit Slmzrling lc! In 1117 fl! Haj? .' lx. Hilde' Dl lI'lLll I. l icco . lI'tnson . rd A. Ci1'lr B. C'1ll'L ' 1 Nl. Cl'uiCy. Scaled Lv? lu ri 111: C. II1nson I .Cwwlik C. Scott II. Cu: y 36 2nd FLOOR MEDICAL SURGICAL UNIT w ::::.:. Y V 1. --.:.:.: ,FN ,W 3 A ,S WM, MW., 'W . E.. 2 EE -vi gg E5?izf3Qfmxz. W MWA www Q HSS M xx? mangas mxmgxmnia S8 B S8 H B S8 , - R Us mmm .EMM is 9 sw B M nw K slim fa: 2 53533 S8 ,L B S8 Ki! l, J - K W P' Mikal H Eggggns ff -4:25525 W mmm ,mwggwwmwgqali .an YM., K lf:-miss B ML nssmm W'-my W Bs Q -E K 1 Q W E H 5 1-ms E Q: Y.. fi W S8 B :- - 1 '-5' 4- n PI E Z SS H ' n H ..::a'- Ss 2 ' 5 fi ,I H ..,,.p W dig . . - :AWP-:- Q. - 5 an H . : W Skill -5 H 3:5 A ,:f ,.:.: 3 3: f-:- -.JE :'-'E I it HW H E fa E . is -I W Qgs -Q55 .. ..,., H. E E I -Q swf - N W I E E V E E W NURSERY LM lu rfglzl: M. Cullulmn, lu. Lutz, R owcc, Ix .mlbackcr I-. Kam if bmi. Q E H E ...ga wi zz wx s INTENSIVE CARE UNIT F17 .4 .1 Lcf? In zjghl: I . llurtolinc, V. Hayes, - M. King, R. Mcier,j. Trunk, A.jor- Ti gcnscu, C. Skelton, M. llulLcr,j. Par-fli. I. l , U. J, If I ,- , 44, . M ,..,, LM In rfqllk Sr. St. Lcolxa, Darlene Dolan, Anna Donohue, llrirlget Firth, Douglas Qucalcy Qsenlcdj OBSTETRICS LM In rgqhlx E. Schu ll. Arcus, M. Sullivan SURGERY rs as ms mam mam mn 52 a ss Km J Sl EN TUE.: ,411-:-:EJ a m us ak X 1--ggaa' ZZ Nw ,IQELESEETIZIX H M ' lima M M M M M ww ,EM M ww H Wm WH ' M E aussi s B M-H2?m mmf H 1 ss x a , Mn.: Co-Worker Proiiles SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS LM to rzjghls Catherine Halfar Marie jones standingj Gertrude M. Brennan. COFFEE SHOP LM to rzghl f.Slll7ZflZ715j Alma Graves Marguerite lxaney HOUSEKEEPING DEPT Lay? lo Hgh! fsenfezlj: Bessie Morris, Minnie jackson, Inez Macon, Laura Perkins, Mary Barber, Willie M ae Brown. 2nd Row: Dasie Cotton, Georgiajor- don, Gladys Booker, Precious Reese, Katherine Lane, Francis Veal, Robert Gorman --Executive Housekeeper. 3rd Row: Walter johnson, Addie El- liot, Oliver Rogers, Wilber Nichols, Morris Mackey, Randy MeCants, Walter McCants, Ronald Fowler, T. C. Webb. MAINTENANCE DEPT LM lo rzglll fkneelmgj: R. Feller, J. O'Grady, O. Lovejoy - Assist. Chief Engineer, T. Weiehinger, R. Palma, C. Defransesco. LM to right fslarzdmgjx LePorte, J. Rogers, A. juerns, j. Pauly, W. Graves, G. R. Sommer, W. Kroeger, C. F. Fabry -- Chief Engineer, H. Rogers. 38 wr ws Q' i4 mm vw we -Y mu mga: DOCTQR ' DAY ,A 04? Sr. St. Therese, Superior Administrator, Frances Dyrda Qscniorj, Dr. H. Steiner. Senior students and Dr. P. Arnal and Dr. L. River III. Let's have alittle chat. -du' Qlf ' 5 Q5 x l Q Nga QR. .. A-is E Y? 1 5 ' sf A mania? Q ml 1'- gb a fr- v- 1 With the Doctors Q. 4 I S. ,- LZ-.f 0155 A - .fjf T qi lfLxJ, ALUMNAE ASSOCIATIO This has been an exceptionally busy year for the Alumnae Association. Spurred on to greater efforts by the growth of the School of Nursing and the need for a larger scholarship fund to assist students, social activities were planned for almost every month during the Alumnae year. During this current year we have awarded 3 scholarships, and responded to one financial assistant request in january 1963. Awards were presented to a Senior, junior, and Freshman student in May 1962, September 1962 and May 1963. September was membership drive month and purposed plans for the year were presented to the membership. October was the month of the annual cocktail party, a gala affair with a autumn theme. November meeting was novel in that the membership was given an opportunity to tour a new hospital in the area, Gottlieb Memorial in Melrose Park. The director of nursing service was hostess to our group. Schrieber of St. Bernadine's parish gave conferences, heard confessions and said Mass during the day long program. May 15th was the. date of the annual banquet honoring, this year, the 1963 graduates and the 50th anniversary graduates from the class of 1913. The class of 1952 under the chairmanship of Mrs. Veronica Moran Bowling planned and directed this affair which was held at the River Forest Golf Club. Grateful we are to our officers: President Joann Rogers Long '57g Vice PresidentjeanneFreemon Gar- rity '54g Treasurer Ramona Klinefelter Wilson '42g Recording Secretary Mary Vestgard Long '57g Cor- responding Secretary Virginia Shcahen Houlihan '48. December's letter to the membership was in the form of an invitation to our Christmas party at Otto's in Forest Park, probably the most successful Christ- mas party we have had in many years. january began our planning for our February dance and the annual Spring banquet. February was the month of our Valentine Ball at the VFW Hall in Forest Park. Red and white was the decor and happy was the time for all. March is a quiet month awaiting the Spring activities. April 3rd was the date of the Day of Recollection. Father Edmund 44 Lew lu rzglll fSflUl!lfIlgj.' Mrs. Ramona Wilson - Treasurer, Mrs. Virginia Houlihan - Cor- responding Secretary. LW lo rtqlzl fsm1erlj.' Mrs. Mary Long - Recording Secre- tary, Mrs. jean Garrity - Vice President, Mrs. Joanne Long- President. The WOME 'S AUXILIARY Mrs. joseph D. Barrett, President Mrs. Roland A. Kowal, First Vice President Mrs. jacob j. Giardina, Second Vice President Mrs. joseph E. Galvin, Third Vice President Mrs. Donald L. Smith, Recording Secretary Mrs. Robert L. French, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. james P. Feeley, Treasurer and Gift Shop Treasurer Mrs. Elmerj. Stamm, Director. Chairmen of Committees: Social Chairman, Mrs. Roland A. Kowal Membership Chairman, Mrs. jacob J. Giardina Gift Shop Chairman, Mrs. Joseph E. Galvin Gift Shop Buyers, Mrs. Charles E. Green Mrs. W. Gordon Saunders Mrs. Robert Sullivan Parliamentarian, Mrs. Charles E. Green Publicity Chairman, Mrs. Herbert P. Rasche Senior Volunteer Chairman, Mrs. Robert Sulli- van junior Volunteer Co-Chairman, Mrs. Charles Hintze Mrs. James Stirton Remanbrance Fund Chairman, Mrs. Peter j. Ciannini Scholarship Chairman, Mrs. BengtN. Bengtson Nurses Home Bldg. Fund Chairman, Mrs. Michael J. Parenti OF THE OAK PARK HOSPITAL F LW to rzglzlx Mrs. joseph D. Barrett, Presidentg Mrs. Donald L. Smith, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Roland A. Kowal, First Vice President. 'HY Q , LW lo right: Mrs. Kathleen Lane, Mrs. Antoinette Novy. Community Welfare Council Co-Chairman, Mrs. john O. Hanson Mrs. Elmerj. Stamm Christmas Bazaar Co-Chairman, Mrs. Bernardj. Kirk Mrs. Herbert P. Rasche Rose Ball Chairman, Mrs. john Sexton Board M eeiings: The membership will meet at the Oak Park Hospi- tal School of Nursing on the first Monday of each month except September. Annual Meeting of Me1nbers.' June first to May thirty first. M emberslzgb: Any woman interested in maintaining and pro- moting the purposes of the Oak Park Hospital Auxil- iary may become a regular member by affirmative vote of two thirds of the Board of Directors. Dues: Annual dues are 55.00, payable first day ofjune. At Random and The educational facilities of Miseri- cordia. Hall are efficiency personified. But it is the beauty of the Hall, itself, which impresses both residents and visi- tors, alike. It is rare, indeed, to find this harmonious combination of, utility and charm as it is so well expressed in Miseri- cordia Hall. ,,,.,--1 L. 1+- L., may ' Jwcif' aVw?3 Us 1 mggxma' fsfsigmgsyffsf MM .' M n,,s,fgfm mg' - xv' as ?.,H:.Lf EBJMSE Eiginwi Igi' FP ' -'IM IEWI llvfi FSE ll Is' ig P4 FM viii QLE . ACTIVITIES I beg you io be gay, even Hymn have Z0 coulrol ffm lilllc I..- .,,.f .sc110u.sm,ss which nalure has given you and which grace sweefem YCN An allernoon with Father Howard Sturm. GA LM lo rrqlrlx Angela Suchta, junior rep1'esL:ntativcg joycc Flinn, Treasurer SGAQ jcrrilyn llaupnnan, Secretary SGAQ Carolyn Gruber, President SCAQ judilh Rose, Past Presi- dent SGA Advisor fSeniorjg Rosemary Kamm, Freshman reprcsentaliveg Karen Allen, junior representative. The group of Young Christian Nurses is greatly indebted to the enthusiasm of Father Howard Sturm. He encourages attitudes in harmony with the purpose ofthe YCN movement- to observe, judge, and act in accordance with Christian ideals and principles. Celebrating its first birthday after reorganization this year, is the Student Government Association. Under the leadership of the student executive board and faculty advisors, the recreational and social activities and many facets of residence living are planned and executed by the students themselves. Fun and entertainment and, above all, self-government are the aims of this organization. 49 YEARBOOK COMMITTEE To all of those who gave us such wonderful cooperation in the composition of this book, we offer our sincere gratitude. We hope that as you thumb through these pages, you, too, will chuckle with us over the trials and tribulation, and re-experience the satisfaction and the glow of a fait accompli! COPY COMMITTEE Lef lo rzghl fslamz'z'ngj: Margaret Schermerhorn, Mary jo Tolson, Rosemary Kamm, Diane Lutz. LM to rzjgh! fsealeQ: Maureen Carmody, Mrs. L. Madsen - Advisor, Patricia Skarda. 50 LAYOUT COMMITTEE L41 fu Vflfllf fA'f1Ill!lfIllQj.' jucly Dunn, unc lll'Cllll1lIl,hIllilllll Rose, Maureen CInrroll,jud- illi lloslw. Lnji lu lfqf1lf.w'r1lwlj.- llruidu llartclt, Miss jcaui Mncflowun - Advisor, Caunillc Ncgu, l'z1triciz1 Pzuljcn. THE TYPING COMMITTEE MW ln rzlglll fxlrflnlilzgjx lilllilllfllll Dvorak, judilli llollinun, MarshalXupzxncic. Ld? In rig!!! K xml1:1lj.' oycc Flinn, jcrrilyn llziupunnn, Lincln livnns. THE FINANCE COMMITTEF Ld? In rig!!!f.fl11ml1'ngj.' llllll'lClil Muzur, Mrs. R. Wilson - Advisor, Diane Pcrnclotto. LLW In rfghl f.wJr1lr'rfj.' Kzlrun Allen, Sophie 'l'iri1illi, llnrlmrn llarlcl. 51 SCHOOL CHOIR How shall we sing? Let me see - Allegro? Fortisimo? Which shall it be!! 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After opening remarks and greetings from Very Rev. Msgr. james V. Moscow, Sr. St. Theresa, and Dr. Herbert P. Rasche, Rev. Vincent E. Rush presented the main ad- dress. After blessing of the caps by Rev. John Dufficy, Sr. St. Giselle presented the caps to the 45 members ofthe class. Miss Carolyn Gruber, President of the Student Gov- ernment Association, led the class in the Florence Nightin- gale Pledge. Mr. Donald W. Masai' served as master of ceremonies. W . .zigzag-1-snr.. .' 54 Illinois Conference of Catholic Schools of ursing The Illinois Conference of Catholic Schools of Nursing, representing thirty schools, held its' fall meeting at Oak Park Hospital. The conference offers the member schools an opportunity to dis- cuss new trends in nursing service and education, curriculum offerings, and mutual problems. --...S 1 I- p gf, , f1.A 'v 55 -Z -,I in Ms. W fi ag ag-rw M mi H H , fi K? 558 vi -x ss mn ss B W-4 ,-M, +A xx: 1 at-4712 1 'W -4-I ,, X- xr, .Jig I I xii! x ...QP V f. 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Q S 4- I L2 r is -y ' -z-s 5' I A M 5 , 5 B 9 m Q' my 5 E F' Qu 2 is x M4 www, ggi. 5: .Q ..:: E STUDE T OF THE YEAR The Fabiola Award is made to the graduate who is notably kind and unselfish in understanding and responding to the needs of her patients, and whose scholastic average is good. The recipient of this award is chosen by her supervisors and fellow students. The Sine Qua Non Award is made to the nurse who is consistently reliable in the performance of her professional dutiesg cooperative in her dealings with nursing associatesg inspires confidence and reassurance in her patients, and whose scholastic average is good. LW to right: Reverend Vincent Rush, Sister St. ThcreseSuperior Administrator, Very Reverend Monsignor james V. Moscow, Sister St. Giselle, Andrea Dunn - Golden LeafAward, Carol Sztucz- ko - Mortar Board Award, Kathleenleller-Sine Qua Non Award, Minnie Rutigliano - Fabiola Award. The Mortar Board Award is made to the grad- uate who has achieved the highest scholastic standing in her class and who maintains a good standard of nursing practice. The Golden Leaf Award is made to the graduate whose nursing practice is on the highest professional level, in understanding and caring for the needs of her patients, whose manner befits the dignity of her profession, and whose scholastic achievement is above average. Accompanying this award is a symbolic Golden Oak Leaf pin, to further express our pride in this graduate who hasrso well realized the aims of the Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing. GR DU TIO Commencement ceremonies on August 10, 1962, crowned three years of preparation for the nursing profession. Hearts were full as diplomas and school pins were awarded to twenty-six young nurses. Proudly they marched down the aisle, the most recent of eight hundred and eighty-nine graduates. Caeteris quod tihi. H- anew PM A G RO 1... 'P Dr. Marvin Blechman Patricia McBrady Frances Bartolini l-larriet Payne Women ofthe Moose, Elmhurst Chapter l 0603 if i Eileen O'Boyle Mr. 81 Mrs. George M. Houlihan Erm ina Maddalena Bill Gustafson Grace Hanson tl 3rd Floor Staff Gordon Nary L Mr. 8- Mrs. Frank Nary Blanche Gruneri Mr. J. Addison Young, A.R.l.T. Miss P. Hartel Lee Olson Miss Marie Jones Mrs. T. G. Harris L Antoinette Novy Marie Alice Veldman Marge Roach Becky Siebenthal Vivian Tate lrene Aldrich Mary Ellen Maver Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Larson Mother P Mrs. E. Miller Pat Rhoades Mr. S. Helfgoti Mr. 8. Mrs. E. L. Blankley Mrs. Robert E. Sullivan L Mrs. Gertrude M. Brennan Mrs. John M. Walsh , E Mrs.Mildred Dunn ' l L 'W Mrs. Libby Chapman u -L 1 ,n - -' Mae Louise Bradshaw -I I.-Z-J-ffl'-?7 ' '-N - -fb : E'?i::t- H. I -A - rvmf' .ss,:e A-A A is 1 - Q! I 64 ill r . l l l 1 Mrs. Mary Jane Devaney, 57' Myrtle 8g Glen Zimmerman Marie LoGalbo, M.D. Wayne R. Dunnom, D.D.S. Dr. Robert Atterbury, Oral Surgeon Forest Park Sunoco Service Mr. 8. Mrs. John J. Peradotto Rev. Richard T. Peradotto Miss Bernadette Ryan Dr. 8. Mrs. R.L. French Dr. James E. McDonald Dr. 8.Mrs. B. N. Bengtson Charles'J. Magee, M.D. Dr. Arthur J. Koven Dr. Joseph P. Cascino Dr. John P. Giannini Dr. Viggo B. Sorensen Dr. 8. Mrs. John F. Kluzak Dr. 8 Mrs. John B. Cavenagh Thomas H. Mercer, M.D. Anonymous Dr. Arthur Peterson Dr. 8. Mrs. Bernard J. Kirk Dr. Albert Rodriquez Mr. 8. Mrs. Milton K. Joseph lDr. Lillian Tarlowl Marne Cataldo, M.D. Nicholas G. Chester, M.D. Dr. 8.Mrs. G.M. Stazio Dr. 81 Mrs. Louis River A. P. Vincenti, M.D. P. C. Carbon, M.D. A Friend Dr. 8. Mrs. Dr. 8.Mrs 8.Mrs 8.Mrs A Friend Dr 8.Mrs Herbert P. Rasche .Michael J. Parenti Peter C Pulos JacobJ Giardina E Bunata 1 4.1- ' Y-YJ:- .' fl- ' ,J-' ii-I-af-cg --2r,s.w . 'W- ax Dr. . . 5 Dr. . . ' ' , A' r f E ' . A i . ,,,,,,. -f.-f '- , - . . ' ' ' ,.,nftQ'...1,-1 - --, - 'xg - 'W' g ::::.g.,- 'JM ' '- ' be fi . . -v 7 , AQ ,?Y I 65 ,J . i ? j l l F' l is -7 1'6- ---5.2113 P TRO Drs. Jeanne 8. Thomas Mercer Dr. 8. Mrs. George R. Johnson Dr. 8.Mrs. Irving A. Friedman Dr. 8.Mrs. Stanley L. Leithold Dr. George Z. Wickster Dr. Chester J. Gaiewski Rev. Bernard Sheid Jim 81 Bob Meek Martin W. Green, M.D. Miss Jane Murray Mr. 8. Mrs. Donald Masar Edna Vergara Dr. 8. Mrs. Matthew Platt Dr. 8. Mrs. Joseph C. Sodaro Mr. 8. Mrs. Alfred Chartrand Judy Waters, 60' Mr. 8.Mrs. Gerard Grenier Mr. 8. Mrs. Jean-Louis LeSaux Lucille's Alteration Shop Mr. 8. Mrs. George J. Yore Mrs. lrene Allison Betty M. Thornton Bonnie Jeane Thornton Mr. 8. Mrs. Kamm Dr. C. A. Conklin The Carl Zeyloth Nursery, Crystal Lake, Ill. Mr. William E. Reamer Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter Foley Mary Lou Walsh Mr. 8.Mrs. William Murphy Gene Luzwick Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Ferraro Mr. 8.Mrs. Frank Gross Dr 8.Mrs. Robert Emanuele Mrs. L. Vitalo Mrs. M. Banky Mr. 8. Mrs. S. Widowski Mrs. William Hoelscher Mr. James J. Boland Kim Marie Reposa Ambrose Hoelscher Carolyn Hoelscher Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Tekstar A Friend v1-i-Pr... 66 In .. r ' I . .E . - me .1 ,, .. .... 1.7:- - .. . J-, , Y L 1 I 2 Q J1- H 8MrIlogi gon Nancy Tiritilli Anthony Antonucci Reich 8. Becker Agency , Forest Newspaper Agency Mr. 8rMrs. R. Carnaggio Mr. 8g Mrs. Edward Carmody Mrs. Albert Thomas Mr. 8.Mrs. August J. Hurt Mr. 8rMrs. August C. Hurt Dr. 8. Mrs. F. Hurt 1 Fred P. Kolton -- Wyeth, SMA Mrs. A. Hughes Miss Lottie Augustine J Mrs. James Donahugh I The Big Five V Mr.8.Mrs. FrankJacobs Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph D. Barrett Nurses Almunae Ass'n of Oak Park Hospital The Faculty, Oak Park Hosp. School of Nursing Mrs. Donald L. Smith Mr 8. Mrs Elmer J Stamm Rev Vincent Rush it is with regret that we are unable to list the names of the donors whose contributions were received after the book was compiled However our sincere appreciation to everyone for their generosity 1 . YZ' 7 s, .-1- .f I- -.L - ... .k it . L... . .. gan- . . J. l l , .4 .f I . is ., Y 67 Compleie Dinners X Unique Cocldail Lounge W Banquei and Meefing Rooms Available 4 io 400 people 2500 W. Norih Ave. Form wana 24 Hn. smvica MADISON 8: M SERVICE CENTER romzsr PARK, u.L gong Salman O Slam Alaimzaa O EJ fmonl TOWING f ROAD SERVICE - AUTO REPAIRS Golden Pharmacy 7200 Madison Si. Foresi Park, Ill. Haugrafulatians LONG FORD INC. IO-4 Wesi Irving Park Road Bensenville, Illinois 68 TOM NAPLES FRUIT 8. VEGETABLE STAND I Fruits 81 Vegetables Wholesale 8. Reiail 8700 W. North Ave. Melrose Park, III. FI 3-3753 MU I-2351 Complimenis of PARKY'S DRIVE-IN 329 S. Harlem Ave. Foresi Park, Ill. H 8g W STANDARD SERVICE 7204 W. Washingfon Blvd. Foresl Parlc, III. FO 6-9716 QT W- 5 X v 0 Q . Vs 50 GENERAL CONTRACTORS COMMERCIAL - FACTORIES - ADDITIONS STORE FRONTS - GENERAL REMODELING William Onclreiclca Dlcliens 2-6777 T846 Milwaukee Ave. Chicago 47, Illinois STRATFORD MANOR HOMES. INC. BROCDKS 81 SGNS Chicago Phone: RODNEY 3-8676 678-3832 SCHILLER PARK. ILLINOIS GENERAL IONTRA CTDRS 4544 N. RIVER ROAD .... SCHILLER PARK, ILL. 5540 N. MARMORA ........... CHICAGO and Builder II I , 154 -It N : mi. v- .151 ' ' :Es fr. ..,,1 1 : - ri f'p.LQQ11f5E?4 5' 'L XNY - 'dI t'I-TI!-35537 'gllll-1' T I f 1uII!-'!'El?l'?N-IBIIQIEIE '-gag If 1 aff:-I 'f4:.:.qaag '. I 2 . N 11:1-v WEST 59II Madison ai Mason ESiebrook 8-7500 NORTH 929' BELMONT Va llock Wes! al Clark Sf. weuif-gm 5-l1z4 All CONDITIONS!! AMPLE PARKING LONG FORD INC. Inc. 104 West Irving Pork Road Bensenville, Ill. MIL GENE W10Z0ufmf W!4!?1J'2CIf4UlL Al '7I'I'ICCS: 2958 N A'-HLAND AVC , CHICAGO I3 Ill Dealer - Robert Ingersoll BULKO SERVICE STATION sm 5 I-mm.uM AvL forum' mmm. n.L.rNon-7 FOREST 6-97lO COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND EU-6-7787 glesta 'moto Sfzacho PHOTOGRAPHERS .qx 153 NATURAL COLOR - BLACK AND WHITE Ty van- 'N-vv-.4 FOREST 6-0164 cANDID WEDDINGS - PORTRAITS 5 IIz SOUTH MARION - OAK PARK. ILLINOIS 'L Wm. Mehilos Gus Psichogios .szkmiclfli padfry .Slap 13:-Ie MADISON STREET. Fonssr PARK. ILL l.el1l hGl'l'S, lI1C. Baked Goods for All Special Occasions Gifts- Books - Cords - Announcements Costume Jewelry 75l5 Madison St. Potted Plants Cut Flowers Phone FO 6-0077 . QUITSCH, FLORIST 7201 Roosevelt Road Forest Park, Illinois R. QUITSCH Res. Phone FO 6-2261 72 COMPLIMENTS GF A FRIEND Maufify your .Nome, Ufhfes 3t0f0 anJ ilffhnclowa ,ig-. 5 G I 5 WHA G give a care ,aol def Figurines X QXZGGQYQ' Wall Plaques ' : - - KC' 6 X 66 006 'WX - .fm Ps 9 of 9 Qccba' . Q6 A.. 6 soo W Planters QP Centerpieces Can dle Arrange m ents Qgeautzful EKU GIFT AND DISDLAY SERVICE 7518 W. Madison St. Forest Pork phone 366-2509 Hours 10:30 to 8:00 p.m. We deliver AL'S GRILL Open 24 Hours A Day Carry-Outs - Our Specialty 5 Hamburgers - 51.00 COMPLIMENTS of I053W.Md' St.-OliP lx , , G 'son 0 or A-B-C Window Cleaning Co 2053 W. Fullerton Chicago 47 HU 6-I2'l I COMPLIMENTS ol MARSHALL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION Harlem 84 Ogden Riverside, Illinois IBOIJ CEFQITIIJQP - IITSUPUUCQ Your Insurance Needs 6U4B SU. MERRIMAC DRA - DRAPERIES CHICAGO 35, ILL. SBE,-D130 6220 Roosevelt Road Oak Park, III. Custom Made Draperies 81 Bed Spreads Powder Box V 6 53: FOI' Free ESIIITIOIG 4215 si. Charles Road it I Q Bellwood, III. 6 u 4-3833 tg, if .vei- ' K Individual Hair Styling and Shaping K 1 75 RIERSON For DRUGS - PREscRlPTloNs A. J. Rierson, R. Ph. 7344 Madison St.- Forest Park, III. nmer's RESTAURANT and LOUNGE 7340 MADISON STREET FOREST PARK, ILLINOIS FO 6-0874 HOMER BA'-E Fonesr 6-9726 MIDWEST SURGICAL MISTARZ SHOES 8' 105 No. Marion EU 6-6135 HOSPITAL For Women: RED CROSS SHOES 7209 So. Halsted St. Chicago 21, III, For Children: JUMPING JACKS - CHILD LIFE - SANDLER For Men: FLORSHEIM - FREEMAN - CROSBY SQUARE COMPLIMENTS of OIsen's Office Supplies, Inc. 7503 Madison St. Forest Park, III JOHN L. HABES Your Representative For MILLER SCHOOL SUPPLY, Inc. FO 6-2110 475 Fayette Street - Hammond, Indiana Phone RE 1-6888 or 863-7125 WICK'S JEWELERS 7417 Madison St. Forest Park, III. F06-2112 EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING COMPLIME NTS of The Starling Restaurant 147 W. Madison St Madison at Harlem, Oak Park, III KUNKEL BCJDY 81 COMPLIME NTS of HOLY RCJSARY Urishl PARISH PLAUDITS We wish to acknowledge our gratitude to all those who have given so generously of their time and financial support to our venture, and without whose encouragement and understanding this edition of the ILITHYIAS could not have been realized. We think too, that ILITHYIAS is the appropriate place to express our appreciation to those organizations and individuals through whose scholarship funds many of our stu- dents have beea able tocomplete their education. And to the doctors who have parti- cipated in the health service and assistedwiththe educational program, we acknowledge our indebtedness. Recognition is also due to Walinger Studios tor the excellent pictorial portrayals and to Mr. Mann, ofthe King Company, tor his invaluable aid and counseling. The quotations in this edition are taken from the writings of St. Vincent de Paul and clearly and beautifully express that which we feel so sincerely. 78 Y. ..... -..----'i..- I 1 1 vo rrr rt'fv-1'ri1-ri vw-yur w l 5. x A 1