Parkview Methodist School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Frnm 2310065 the staff nf The Lamp . . . XVe wish to present the 1956 annual ol' the Parkview-Alethodist School ol Nursing. There is nothing more satisfying than helping the sick. To the girls in school and to those who have graduated, we know the touch of a soothing hand when sickness or accident strikes the human body, is the noble work of those whose lives are devoted to the alleviation ol' human sullering. It is a work which calls lor perlection, patience, and sisterly love. lVe the Class of 1956 are seeking to bring together events and memories ol' those who have helped us through these three eventful years in training. To those with whom we have worked, in the years to come, you can pick up The IJIHII7 and remember the Class of l955. The lfrlilor, -Iudy French Left to right: Louise liotteron, A. P. S. A, Photographer: judy French, Editor: Bob Mcflonnell, Yearbook Advisor: Barbara Clrabill, Assistant Editor: Diana Rastetter, Sales Manager. 'E v? XYork or play . . . lhevre both fun. Left to right: Barbara York, Photo Editor: Comanche Francik. Society Editor, Nancy XYaters, Senior Class Editor: Suzanne Marks, Assistant Busi- ness Manager: Judy Clonnin, Freshman Class Editor. Working on the annual, left to right: Pat jesse, Business Manager: -joyce Gross, Copy Editor: Elaine I-Iunt, junior Class Editor. S 1- . ML, 5

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The present Parkview facilities had a tangible beginning when the I-'ort XX'ayne City Hospital was organized in November. 1878. The name Hope Hospital was adopted in 1900, the Hope Methodist Hospital in ISHS, and later, the Methodist Hospital . .X nroveinent lor new facilities resulting in Parkview He- inorial Hospital and Parkview-NIethodist School ol' Nursing started in H139 when the present I8 acre site was acquired with funds con- tributed by a liew public spirited business inen. X f l 1 1,dllLllIiIi1'l1 N if . .. it wixcsig YA . Y, Sy' ,V-...N wr-.E -5. s V - J! Q , M , MPLS ., if . Vw A-F-Y -'Ir I '-71 I . fr n , p 1 -V i f ., ' I l 5 F, 'Q Q i 4 if '1 6