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

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Next, we find, is a girl named liita. llenieinber? Scliwaiger, the name was her last In sunny Spain they say Bonita, Meaning uprettyf' do you need to ask? Canaveral's rockets and saucers, too, Called Mary Ann Kellum into the blue, She circles the earth four times a day And helps us by keeping our foes away. But when you see the Eiffel Tower You just may see our Miss Flo Ann Sours, She's protector to France's birds And rules them all with her quiet words. Miss Shirley NVass, redhead of the year, Keeps herself as busy as a bee. She is the national president Of the world famous XV and D. Nursing Arts and Chemistry textbooks, Undoubtably the best ever seen, Are written and proofread and printed By Sylvia Hedrick of Abilene. Cooking over the open hot fires, W'e find glamorous Susie Lammiman. Strong brave Tarzan does as she desires Ft' Far, far away over in Pakistan. India is an exotic land, Filled up with many, many dreams, well-spent. But it's new, too, with its buildings blue And Pat Metzger, its new president. Mesdaines Davis May and Davis Monroe, Hard working Army nurses at work, Spend all day checking Army improvements Down south at time sunny Fort Albiiflueripie. On a beautiful South Sea island, It just cannot ever be a bore Making pretty straw hats, large and small, NVith our gal, Violet Laremore. Remember that little red-orange car That Vickie Stenien and her gang drove lt's buzzing through Copenhagen nowg Since she has flavored aspirin with clove, The funny world needed some sponges From deep out into the stomiy sea. So Mrs. Ginny Knuth dives deeper -Inst for tu wash off you, and yon, and ine. Linda Arend, I have heard some say, XVent sailing on a trip to Uruguay. NVhile there. she obtained tremendous wealth Nursing all the natives back to good health. Barb Morgan, from the land of mystery, Yes, the land of deepest darkest history: Sheis at a nightclub playing the bongo In the luscious land of the Belgian Congo. Peg XVillian1s is touring Siberia Doing ber part to prevent diphtheria. She hands out aspirin, mlninine and such And what she charges isn't really much. Xliss Xtilliauns, shall we say Mary I,ou'f 'X nursing career she tried to pursue. lint l would sav llon entered her lil., XYhen he look her to Norwax Lis his wilcl Korean children unisl eat their rice Whcn l'larlrar.i Shaffer is oxcr there llecause shi- will deck il up so nice And she will 4-xcn floor il with bear. liuth liuhnahns patients all live in caves, They have never heard of the auloclaxes, XY ' ' e nnist not tell where she is working Hut fron: her duties shc is not Sllll'lslllLf. bhe is a girl with deep dark brown hair, lon see she finds Lluncse nursing her trend She has a in-adv bright siuile to share, She is listed as our Xliss llulh Townsend. Her convertible of red and whiti- Hhe drives around in Bagdad every night. Yes. Connie Sudlow owns this auto, And, I guess, Top Down innst be her inotto In far away China, and teaching 'l'lie young Chinese maidens to be nurses ls our Monica Fleck Burns working To teach thein lor ilu- better or worscs All hearts heat lor a senorita Who dwells in the lovely country of Spain. Madrid is her city, itls pretty. 'Xliss Ala Nova Lynch is this gals nanie. ln ireland thcru lives a jolly lass To whose door all the folks'll surely flock. She is willin' to share a shillin' ls this lass called Mrs. Susan Darr Mock, Australia was a beckoning land, 'xliss Neihouser went there as was planned, 'l'here are temperatures in this strange plact -Xnd lil-nec does her best to cure each case. You have heard about her near and tar. bhels that one invincible llussian CYQIT llow she got there is anyonels guess, But lan Culp got Moscow out oi a messll The haunting music of Hawaii Brought H:-iek to this part of our fine country hhels director for some tanned lasses XYho would rather swun than go to classes. Xliss Nancy liyan, AIapan's new fed, Enticcs each slant-eyed man and each lad. Next to Buddha she is now rated, And the Geisha girls are now outdated. lhe nurses all traveled to and fro, But Susie Sauder has no place to go. In Disneyland she has found some luck, Nursing Mickey Mouse and Donald. the Duck

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SENIOR PROPHECY ln the long hot summer of the yegn' 1975, jay Gould conducted his most impressive XVONVO tour, including in his group seven memhers of the Parkview-Methodist School of Nursing, Class of 1960. lhey made a health survey. touring every country in the United Nations and studying the living condi- tions and diseases affecting the liyes of the people there. We are here tonight to give to you, our distinguished audience, a full report on our adventures uid the people that we met en route. l ADlES AND GENTLENIEN. OUR REPORT: The urge to traxel got into l3ate's hlooml. She h.ulu'l tlre.uuetl of all of the uuul Along the Congo xxlu-re she slaxes away Waslung tli- linens while the natixes play. New Zealand is a land far. far away, XVII:-re ,lean Nloycr Gardner went to stay. She found a joh with her real neat sharp guy, ller work tln-rc is raising her sluall fry. Our Nlary Xlarquis liyes in a palace U1-1' yonder in the country of France. Slit-ls princess oi all the hearts at the hall. Anil for yon, there is always a chance. Another Nlrs, is .uuoug them all: The girl hy thc uaunc of Audrey Shaw. She watches all of her children at play Alon! thc rixer Nlll',5 waterway. By the uaiuc of Charlene she is still known. Once the ualuc Tm-egardcn was her last, But from Gcrluany her guy has coiue home Anil has llllltll' it one out of lu-r past. ln the Sahara we find Alaekie Glair: ller smile clit-ers all of the ailing tllerc. She does her nursing in the hoiling sun And, of course, her work is neycr done. Gwen Nlyers always wanted to trayel far But not hy train or the hus or car. She hoaruled a ship which got ofi its course Xow slufs Aut.u't-tic nurse for the Armed lforce. Tlu-re ones' nas tl Aletlger called Sandra Xkvlicv .ihitli-s in the land of the Panda. She lixes where it's coltl, and it's heen told Ihat at C-lll'l'Nilllll5 shi- always helps Santa. Xaouu Xian, sniger with class, lsoxes the cluldrcn so very, xery llltIL'il. That she stumlicml and worked and she learned just to write a lullahy in Dutch. Our lflctta Griggs iourncyed to Burma To fill the elcpliautls hig purses. lint now slit- is the chief counselor To .ill the HlII'IIll'St' i'll1IlN'l'Hf,N nurses. Andy Carr! iuorlc ol transportation Has ln-colue a iuerlical sensation. Dog sleds keep the patients snug and warm lfroiu the Antarttic's cold, wintry stornl. jodie, really Roberts, Eleanor Found out what her courses in psych. were for. She studies the British people's minds, But, to her dismay, there are many kinds. You have all heard of Nancy Springer, But she goes by thc short name of Sue. She never claimed to he a singer: That is, until she toured the Stockholm zoo. Mrs. Vanator, our friend Marie, ls found over in far away places, She is now head nurse in gay Paree, XVhere she is a friend to many faces. Giving insulin in Pakistan NVas not her only goal. Here we find Sue Zinnuerman, Giving diahetics coal. In the school at Oxford in London There are gals and guys, yes, pupils galore! Among them is Carol Follis Beal Teaching them all chemistry 40-ll Statl Nurscl lt is an emergencyln janet Camp's as efficient as can he. As Nehru's helper, she's on the hall Treating lndia's people, one and all. Greece desperately needed nurses. Therefore a sincere request was made. Ho Miss Karen Karr quickly answered From under the great Partlienorfs shade. Out in the Pacific you will see A romantic state, hy name-Hawaii. NVho has made it the state of allure? lts only citizen-Marti McClure! Now we all do honor the Air Force Blue, But I know someone extra 'specially true, lua XVehb, who just once said, l do. Uur congratulations are for you. lioxanua Hyman owned a hig hoat. She wanted it to always stay afloat. Now she is chief Goudolier in a Gondola in the land of Vienna. Lu Ann Rutherford is in Goshen And there she is the Nursing Director. Shc's so very, very happy now Nlarried to her Tom, the mail collector.

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SENIOR WILL In the last three years we have collected many fascinating articles and abilities. Now to vou, the Class of 1960. we do bequeath our most treasured possessions. I. planet Camp, being of questionable sound mind, will to lune Nliller my well-used alarm clock so she can liye every minute of her senior year to its fullest extent. I, Sulanne Sauder, will to the Crow twins, better known as Donna and Dorothy, my many fond memories of Logansport. And, so that you might better under- stand the patients and their problems, do now give you my two iuost prized possessions, my mop and pail. l'se them wisely and often. I, Barbara Shaffer, do will to Nlary Sue Copeland this vear's supply of white shoe polish, so that you will have the brightest and whitcst shoes in the class of Itill. I, Xlarti McClure. being of unsound mind Iafter three years of trainingl, offer to Sharon Crooks my enthusiasm for growing Mthingsf' Especially the nthingu she so patiently fostered for me for the past two yearsl I. Xlarti XIcCIurc, de hereby bequeath to my Rich- mond area associate, Sue Ulmer, this all-purpose bus ticket. It is designed for safaris and expeditions into the strange and mysterious wonders of Hiclunontl-land. I, Audrey Shaw, will to -Indy Higgins my maternal attitude and mv old wornout uhatchin' jackets, in case she may need them sometime in the future, I, Sue Zimmerman, having learnt-cl in EENT not to blow your nose, will my supply of handkcrehiefs to lane Klorrow. I, Nlarv Lou Clark, knowing we student nurses have certain headaches throughout training, will this King Size aspirin to Sharon Zawadzke, to be taken p.r.n. for training beadachesl I, Charlene 'I'eegarden, will the needle from my first successful IX. to Carol Yencer as a good luck charm for her first venipuncturc. I, Svlxia Hedrick, will to Iiarbara Beatty my ability to faint during Dr. Ifrankhouscr's autopsies and be res- cued by Dr. Frank Bryan. Also NIisfit,,' my ever- faithful cliiinpaim-e, to guide you throughout the rest ol your training. I. Bonnie Nlay, will to Cinny Fields, this plane ticket and XYard Tiinc Book, so as to allow you fast transpor- tation and plenty of time off for those much needed va- cations at home in l'eimsylvania. I, Kathy lleich, will to loan King, my bed, blankets, and pillow, Slay she use them as faithfully as I have. I, Virginia Knuth, will mv ability to start a family and finish training to Nlrs. Marilyn' Stover. I, Andy Carr, will to Barb .Icppeson my genuine air- conditioned nursing shoes, guaranteed to be cool in summer and even colder in the winter. I. I'at XI:-tyger, being of sound mind, will to janet Cox, who is as interested in Surgery as I am, the ability to put gloves on with long fingernails, even in the pres- ence of the superyisor. I, Slary Ann Kellum, in apparently sound mind and body, will to 'Ioycc Clock my ability to use my college education to the best advantage in my profession as a nurse and the desire to go on for my degree. I, Iiuth Townsend, will my birth certificate tdated 1936? to Sarah Cunningham in hopes that it will serve her as well as it has HIV. I, Yi Laremore, do at this time will to Anna lane Hood a gift I hope allays her frustrations as well as it did my own. May this collection of literature and tran- quilizers given to me by another friend help you complete your training with sound body and mind and release from your mental anxieties. I, Sandie Metzger, alias Sam, the Racehorsef, do lmmbly bequeath my supply of Vitasafe capsules to Kay Ancil in order that she may have more vigor and vitality to enjoy her Senior year to the fullest. Also, along with my athletic abilities, I will her my specially made track shoes that she, too, may break the lk-mile dash record to the telephone. I, Fletta Griggs, will to Nancy Hout the following articles: ifl-This booklet entitled 'AI-Iow to Catch a Klan, which tlitl not catch me one. iii-This second tool which has been prescribed and which, if vou find successful, must be returned-this rolling pin- to be used TID and PRN until desired results are reached. I, Lu Ann Hoth Ilutherford, being of sound mind, will to Carol Alohnson, this book on XVedding Etiquette antl a prescription for Compazinc to help you through those trying moments before the Big Day. Good luck in your married life and nursing careerl' That means, please finish training!! I. Flo Ann Sours, will to Carol Fetters, one large stuffed pillow so that she can be comfortable when she falls asleep in class after working nights. I, Naomi Yiau, will to Barb Bowman, a few things to which shc may resort PRN for boredom: firecrack- ers, telephone numbers, cards, ear wheels. Carner's sign and coe bottles. I, Karen Karr, will all of the medicine and supplies that I have borrowed from the hospital to Sharon Zawadzke who will probably need them to get through her Senior yearl if I. Nancy Ryan, being of sound iuind and realizing how needy she is. will to my little sis, lutlv Eisenhut, a pair of shoes? F E' so that she need not go' i'Barefoot any morel I, Constance Sudlow, bequeath to Kay Bryan, my snow treads, sand, chains, shovel, and antifreeze. also a Canoe paddle tin case of floodl so you, too, can make it home from Logan every week end next winter in any kind of weather. I, Shirley NVass, will to my witty friend and helper, Inez Carnes, the task of mopping urine and Carrying ''chambersn-that is bedpans-for all 'iDories who hap- pen to come to our hospital and a roll of tape to aid in relieving her persistent urge to call me XVasser- man at every opportunity. I, Sue Springer, to Karen Holman would like to will mv book entitled: Taet and Tolerance of Xvarclensf' Last vcar at the -Iunior-Senior Banquet I received a schedule of events and a map of Logansport to be used while on affiliation. I found this information useful Iand I discovered a wealth for myselfl. Now. I fvlllisl just one stumbling block. It seems there is a huge ob- stacle planted to obliterate Parkview Students. Overcome this obstacle and vou'll have a fabulous Psychiatric affili- ation. I sinccrelylhope you will find my literary ITIHS- terpiece helpful.