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

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JANET RICE WILLIS SUE ANN ROSS DELORES M. Rice' Sue', ROTHENHOFER Huntington, Indiana Antwerp, Ohio Dee New Haven, Indiana CARLA RUTH SHANE SUSA JANE SHINN JUDITH ANN SIMMONS fsshanesy ccshinyaa :cJudyu Swayzee, Indiana Swayzee, Indiana Muncie, Indiana 5 SAUNDRA MARGENE PHYLLIS ELAINE THICK CAROL JEAN STOOPS Phyl,' VONDEREAU Sandi, Willow Branch, Indiana nVO7'ld6T6ClUu North Manchester, Indiana I-fatty, 0hi0 17 MARILYN ARNOLD ROWDON 'KMaTilyn Berne, Indiana BEVERLY ANN STEVENS CfBeU77 Decatur, Indiana I PEGGY SUE WILCOXIN ..Peg,, Upland, Indiana

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gs ' 'ra if , i I JUDITH K. NIL-CULLOUGH Judy I.ziki-ton. Indiana Qs,- ,I . A MARGARET ANN PHILLIPS Margy Sturgis. lilivhigain PEGGY MILLER --mg Sweotser. Indiana fd 'C' 3 S JUDITH MARLEEN MOORE Minnie .l Centerville, Indiana Nothing brought us more happiness on our road through Parkview than walk- ing toward its finish. We will leave with mixed emotions, remembering all the tears, the laughter, and hard work, but looking onward with ma- turity and memories of past experiences that we would not sell for any price. CAROLYN LOIS PEEK Peek Fort Wayne. Indiana ' z -. CAROL SUE PLATT Carol Fort Wayne, Indiana --v 0 WW E ' . ' I - ' K 0 I 0 'I LUIS ELAINE POE MARY FRANCES PRADA NORMA EMILY PRIDDY BONNIE SUE RAYL Pusw Prada Norma Bmw Lolunibia City, Indiana Fort Wayne-, Indiana Van Buren, Indiana Fort Wayne, Indiana I6

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SENIOR CLASS Wlll I. Judy Disher, will to my little sis, Louise Minor. hints on how to pass tests at Logansport without studying. and a picture of a Guy at Logan. Also. my three year old unused hair net in hopes that she will be able to evade using it as I did. I. Jeannine Baylor, will to my little sis, Karen Evard, the audacity to ask the most questions in class. Perhaps it should be called stupidity. I. Phyllis Trick, will an angel to Barbara Carey. my little sis. to help her count the months, store her treasures. and remember the true purpose of life. I. Karen Burniston, having the opportunity to will or bequeath. have decided after much deliberation and careful meditation to will or bequeath to Mary Kay Hall my fuchsia-red bermuda pajamas that no one appreciates-good luck when you try to sleep in them-they may keep you awake. l. Judy Moore talias Minerva Morsely, Minnie Moore. or Eloisel. will mv ability to accumulate such nicknames as these to my little sis, Sunny Benoit. I, Carol Vondereau, do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Jane Geist my beautiful pale plant. It has survived nurses' training. drought. starvation, dark- ness. tears, and so on. Need I go on? Its beauty will speak for itself. I, Bonnie Rayl, will my exquisite musical ability to Judy Comer. I. Martha Firestone, will to Beverly Cunningham. this infallible antique popcorn popper whose out- standing characteristic is to never have been washed throughout its three years of service here at Park- view. I place this stable, trustworthy, but slightly charred popper into your hands to care for the rest of your days at Parkview. I, Beverly Diffendarfer, do hereby will to my lit- tlc sis, Mary Chapman, my luck to flood the hos- pital by letting thc water in the John of a patient's room run. and even causing the night supervisor to help mop up a number of buckets of water. I, Laura Critser, do will to Bunnie Brown my ability to work five days a week and still have every- body think I have every day off. I. Dee Rothenhofer, do hereby will to my little sis. Bonnie Wilt, the joys of being at the end of the alphabet, the back row seats, the last in the class to see a baby born, the summers on fourth medical, as the only junior in hopes she won't be the last to graduate. I, Joyce Campbell, will to Jean Davis, my over- abundance of exuberant energy, along with my sup- ply of iron pills and vitamins. I, Kay Flegal, will to my little sis, Carol Fiser, my ability to follow in the footsteps of my big sis by becoming engaged to a Tri-State man. I, Jane Shinn, do bequeath to Kathleen Schultz, all the many things I have acquired in training, such as a coffee table, incident reports, good times, and so forth. I, Martha McComas, will to Peg Geiser and Susan Rathburn, my ability to live in the Parkview dorm with an assorted collection of plants, stuffed animals, furniture, things from the hospital, and finally, to go on a one woman scavenger hunt on first floor when the seniors leave dear old Parkview. I, Diane Garber, will my Christmas tree, which I had all three years of training to Carol Sue Updike hoping that she will make use of it this Christmas of her senior year. I Nancy Bertsche, do will the well worn chim- panzee Misfit, who has so faithfully served three generations already. to my little sis, Marjorie Leng- acher, in hopes Misfit will help her through train- ing as he did me. I, Mary Prada, will to Phyllis Shepherd, the rem- nants of my Christmas tree from last year in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I and some of my cohorts did. I, Kay Gross King, will to Rita Harvey, my good t?J luck to drive ninety miles from Logansport to Fort Wayne, being stopped halfway by a policeman, and get there just in time to miss the smorgasbord. Since the good luck may stick with you as it has me, I have a few things to help you along. I, Sharon Buess, will my ability to eat constantly for three years, without gaining weight, to Alice Mathews. I, Donna Fuller, will my place on the sun deck to Diane DeMuth, in hopes that she too, can acquire an April tan. I, Becky Hare, will to Donna Butler, my history making ability, while in diet kitchen, to see that everybody on third floor received two dinner trays. I, Karen Leech, being of questionable mind, do hereby will to Marilyn Cunningham, my ability to outlast my floppy red house slippers that tramped the halls of PMSN for two and one-half years before they gave out under the strain. I, Juanita Laidig, being of questionable mental ability, but tremendous physical ability, will to Yvonne Smith, the talent of carrying two babies at one time from the nursery to post partum.