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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1969 volume:

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He is a graduate of International College, attended Ohio State University, and is now taking courses at St. Francis College in Fort Wayne. He is also an Air Force veteran having served in World War Il. Having an avid interest in people, Mr. Guy is quite active in community affairs. In his spare time, he coaches the Wildcats little league team. He also participates in Scouting and DeMolay, as well as taking part in various church activities. Mr. Guy's ready smile and cheery hello have meant much to us these past three years. By way of this dedication, we wish to thank him for mak- in our da s a little bri hter. g 131241 Puanc V00 WODQU i N lb! 22-70 W 'lla va tag DEDICATIO -1969 Every person should be happy in what he's doing. This is Mr. Guy's philosophy on life, and he typifies it well. His smile has sent each of us on our way with a smile on our own face. He has served as an inspira tion and a friend to all of us. 2 7 FJ r Ji L 11? 5 I , fn I, 7' i 1 I 5 i O I Y 51: I PHVJ Parkview Methodist School of Nursing has become a dynamic force in the community. The stu- dents are becoming involved in the changing times and, as the student's needs change, the school changes to meet these needs . Everywhere one looked this year there was something- new, something different. A new world was opening for us and we boldly stepped forward to assume our places in it. We saw: New uniforms made life at work much more comfortable for the student nurse. 1969 saw a complete change over from the old starched bibs and skirts to the new one- piece shifts. 1969 Sees a A new cafeteria enabled students and staff to be served with speed and to dine with leisure in attractive dining rooms. Change in Life 1 For the second time in the history of Parkview Methodist School of Nursing, a male student regis- tered. K '- A---..,,, The psychiatric affiliation was taken here at the home school. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Carol Warner, students studied the nurse's role in care of the psychiatric patient. . gf A ' E Phil Fisher, traini.ng director, and Dave Ridderheirn, assistant administrator, inspect equipment installed to facilitate teaching of interns from Indiana University School of Medicine. The intern program was set up by Dr. Franklin Bryan and was the first such program to be seen at Parkview. At Parkview Q K Open houses were held at English Hall to present all aspects of a student nurse's life and education. Still other changes occurred. Mrs , Dorothy Craig became Direc- tor of Nursing Education . . . a new curriculum was set up . . . students took a new interest in Indiana Association of Nursing Stu dents and Fort Wayne Council of Colleges . In the dormitory stu- dents became better friends through bathtub stuffings, football games, and sing-ins . As the world changed, so changed the stu- dent nurse. 6 The year 1968-1969 has seen an important change in the lives of Parkview nursing stu- dents . They became vitally interested in their world outside of nursing. One could hear discussions about politics, the war, economics . The nurse is playing a major role in today's society and as students we have attempted to define that role . But, as we entered this new sphere of change, we were also surrounded by things We do and see everyday. The mundane, the ordinary. The things that make us feel at home . A pair of white duty shoes. 2 C LJ A bulletin board packed with memories. The key to a room you're tired of looking at. 11 R The phone call you've been waiting for. X- ff -Z' i A personal containing a dime. A half-smoked cigarette. The sound of a buzzer. 2 A fire in the fireplace. ,-. .il I 4.44, r. ., u,,,,, , W AL., MQW , . 6 ' A . , , 5. N V' -:V,.. 1 mwnwgwv,-'Wu-gdff, -, ,L .fx--1-Q-?y:'I:x . ,-L A 1 .! A shower that turns cold after 10 P.M. W , 'offs A-- . 4: . --fo .1.-.r A1 1 I I N P e a ! 1 5M , , , 1 ' V I 1 -.o,.,..LTg-W A door to walk through. 'ful A cold RC late at night. Administration Changes Blllllll BHNK - , 0 ' I 1 L.. Nliss Marie Kolter, Director of Nursing. Mr. Mark Slen, Administrator, and Mr. Dan Rissing, former Administrative Assistant, inspect the blood bank in the new laboratory. I1 7 +'-it +' 91+ , Administration strived to improve the life of the student nurse . Quarterly meetings were held with students to keep them abreast of what was happening in and around Parkview . The administra- tion saw a busy year . Construction was begun on the south wings of the hospital. Plans were made to facilitate visitor parking and parking lots were added for employees . The decor of the hospital was modernized . . . Laboratory pro- cedures were done by the chemical ro- bot . Throughout the hospital complex, new things were done and student nurses profited by these changes . Z yen-.-w--r W A 1' Public Relations director Mr. joe Hochderffer, proofreads a copy for publication. I0 334 co! al OI. 001 OT 00 00 Cb Y' pq. ur Environment I Board of Directorsg Herbert W. Cooper, President. .L Along with Drs. Alvin Haley and Richard Iuergens, Mrs. Esther Mossburg provides health services for ill staff and students. 0 . Doctors are many things to many people. Patients de- pend on them . . . R.N.'s love them . . . other doctors respect them . . . ward clerks tolerate them . . . su- pervisors humor them . . . and student nurses worship them. They come in assorted shapes and sizes . They may be attired in anything from scrub pants and a sports jacket to a turtleneck sweater . They have a unique talent for turning up at the wrong places at the right times Qin the middle of a patient's bath or in the clean utility room when a group of students are discussing last night's partyb . One minute they scold you and the next minute they put their arm around you. One of their greatest joys in life is teaching and they are the most tolerant when a med error has been made . Even though they disgust us sometimes and scare us most of the time, we love them dearly and admire them even more . They are an integral part of every student nurse's life and we will be eter- nally grateful to the doctors of Parkview . ll x.- Dov A If- 4 X K, Mrs. Craig, Director of Nursing Education. Mrs. joan Dever, professional adjustments instructor, relaxes between classes. Faculty Revises This year Parkview Methodist School of Nursing was headed by a new Director of Nursing Education . Mrs . Dorothy Craig took over in june of 1968 . Since then she has provided help and guidance to the stu- dents . It has also been her goal to provide a first-rate school. It is through her efforts that changes have become possible and the community has become aware of student nurses and their roles . This year the faculty endeavored to expand the scope of the student's learning. Empha- sis was placed on individuality and deter- mining of one's role in the community. A new avenue of communication opened be- tween the students and the faculty making this a very good year Mrs. Violet Baker, obstetrics instructor, leaves the dorm to supervise students on the clinical area. I2 Curriculum I g 4 L 5 s Ns' xf 6-P ' .W iq ,, 4, , 9 ff vi X Q' 0 - 4 c MW' ' : . . A I 1 . f ff 'l Mrs. Sally Goermar, professional adjustments instructor, gets a bite to eat before returning to emer- gency room and the intensive care unit. f o f A.-., -,,.,,.., 5 ,.-f .l Psychiatric instructor, Mrs. Carol Warner, sets up a new course in psychiatric nursing. -7' Mrs. Letha Lederman, instructor in pediatrics, prepares for class. Ok' Mrs. Jane Ervin assists students in their stu- dies by keeping the library up to date. I3 Mrs. Marian Miller, E.E.N.T. instructor, gets caught candy machine. In December, Mrs. Miller was repla Miss Anna Carey. f I T'-irs. Florence Osterhout, Orthopedics and neurology instructor, assumed the duties of Mrs. Donna Mayers in December. at the ced by I4 To Meet link Ee, if 1 ,LV Mrs. Norma Alexander helps students over- come their fear of surgery. Mrs. Barbara Woodring puts up her feet before teaching her class on the gastro-intestinal system. -M231 , .. L - N iii 'Fe 'i Student Needs P . .....e , .. l' . 'fa' Q - . .VY-wks wjzs- . . f-:,Q.,,n, . V - ,kfvzfgniifm 93.535115 k f V ' vu H X In X. 'X ' , 'e f 4 .V L '- , 'WS H , , f 5, 1 :,:' i :, S - L':1.,QM.4 21 :X -tif. Q fi CQ., -' ,Q . ,. A ,:1: .,f:. 4.1. Xe,. .. W4 ' .-.. -...Q..g.. N J' fx ' . f.-' ' l X 3: .gt 05S , ' - 1 -1 9 . . A fu N. aj ' ' 'd?r3..,,! A 1' ' N 2 'gg P C A f' at . we V N. fi. 1 ' :V :QI X Q f - . me-h--M-A---as f , , Lefsln ,..a2 In September, Mrs. Judith Notestine joined the fac- ' 'Y' ulty as cardiovascularrenal instructor. ., 1,1 1 . .zz .. .- . , gyfgz,-.w , , ,. .W .,1, . . ' Xl , Xe, -V S, X -t uf .V ,- 3. ,,v:'f,x. 1, , ,. 4 1 1 Mrs. Susan Tarr co-ordinates classes for freshmen stu- dents. Endocrine instructor, Mrs. Sharon Wolf, demon- strates proper method of drawing up insulin. E s -.e. ,,Q: 1 z ,...., -I mx Z!- U- - - in .- -I - g, -I - Ill - -us' -I Kal Q-- Emil if ml E 2 W F 3 li Q 53' sw-,- -mai Mrs. Marita Pitstick leaves for home after a busy day of teaching freshman students. Q C1 '- -,S ' Pav Miss Margaret Hathaway scans magazines for articles which would be helpful to fresh- men students. 1 .1 W' Miss Patricia Kuhs meditates on a lecture for the freshman class. i Housemothers, Edna Davison, Florence Powell, and Lulu Lehman lend students a helping hand and a soft shoulder. Secretaries, Mrs. Loreine Godfrey and Mrs. Gertrude Weber, help keep the school organized and running smoothly. I6 ACTIVITIES Sports Highlights Pictured in the senior huddle are: FRONT ROW fleft to rightj: L. Schau, S. I-Iighley, C. Anders, B. Max-den, K. Fuelling, K. Noneman, C. Friend, and C. Lyon. BACK ROW: C. Miller, T. Rausch, and M. Sunderman. For the first time in the history of the school, Parkview Methodist School of Nursing hosted a homecoming football game. On a chilly Sep- tember night, the seniors went forth to meet the underclassmen in a rough and tumble game of tackle football. The underclassmen were leading 6--O when the star seniors fullback was tackled and suffered a broken ankle. The Seniors conceded defeat in the face of the tragedy. Underclassmen, better known as ,5 the F1eets , cheer their players on W Lg .4 - i I to victory. ' ' .A 'A K , -'.'-110 1 'N Q ' aft' IY -5. .,, N t Q L J I l ' 3. 1 . 'ef' V .- T 'I Toni Rausch, the fallen hero, ,' . sports a beautiful full-leg cast. ,,,. .gg ,, But , she says, it was really a 'ffqk 1 '4 ' A lor of fun . L ' ua Student Government Under the able leadership of Toni Rausch, the Student Council saw a year of improved school spirit and unity. The students were kept informed of changes being made and, as a result, the student body functioned as a single unit. Members of the Student Council are: QSEATED left to rightjz Beth Jerome, Secretary, Rosanna Yoder, Sec- ond Vice President, Toni Rausch, President, Kris Fuelling, First Vice President, and Judy Pancake, Treasurer. JFIRST ROWJ: Alice Mosier, Connie Howard, Donelle Strand, Gayle Leslie, Patricia Yoder, Sheila Downey, Brenda Haggerty, Peggy Balsbaugh, Rachel Harmon, Cheryl Lyon, Debbie Brudi, Lynn Ward, Janice Sparks. QSEC OND ROWJ: Rita Rhors, Darlene Bergdoll, Janice Hamblen, Linda Yoder, Barbara Rowe, Mary Cotterman, Rhonda Christner, Ruth Ann Davenport, Linda Schatz, Sharon Sutter, Jan Smith, and Sharon Hackworth. Four students represented Parkview Metho- dist School of Nursing at Council of Col- leges, an organization representative of the 10,000 college students in Ft. Wayne. These students included: Rosanna Yoder, Lynn Ward, Toni Rausch, and Kris Fuelling Extracurricular The Judiciary Board provides students with fair representation in interpretation of rules established by the student body. Judiciary Board members are fSEATEDJ: Linda Schatz, Presidentg Nancy Luce, Recording Secretaryg Connie Howard, Corresponding Secretaryg and Susan Thieme, Vice President. QSTANDINGJ: Angela Smith, Jo Jacobs, Henda Haggerty, Barbara Pancake, Janelle Stauffer, Toni Rausch, Kay Zigler, Luda Berko, and Sharon Highley. The student body was 1-cept up to date by montly editions of the YE OLE ENGLISH JOURNAL. New columns were intxoduced and an informative dateline wasincluded in each issue. Members are: QSEATEDJ: Kathy Coil, Editor. QSTANDING left to rightj: Janelle Stauffer, Sheila Downey, Kris Fuelling, Donelle Strand, Lynette Eaton, Sherry Strong, Mary Lou Sunderman, 20 Susan Thieme, Pat Herb, and Ellen Worman. Activities mam, 'WQKQ Under the direction of Mr. James Clouser, the choir saw a year of many and varied concerts throughout the city Concerts were presented in the winter and again in the spring. The singing students provided entertainment for the medical staff at the annual Doctor's Smorgasbord in December. During the Christmas season, the choir per- formed at various chmches as well as caroling at the Glenbrook Mall. Plans were made to visit other cities in the future. It was a good year for choir members as they expressed their emotions in song. Members included: QROW ONE left to rightj: Kathy Springer, Gayle Leslie, Sue Burkdoll, Donelle Strand, Cynthia Kintzel, Angela Smith, Cheryl Lyon, Beth Jerome, Martha Smith, Jo Peter, Kay Boaz, Barbara Hobart, Secretary-Treasurer, Ger- aldine Eichorng and Mary Lou Sunderman, Accompanist. QROW TWOJ: Rachel Harmon, Nila Watson, Colleen Murray, Kathy Beers, Nancy Koehler, President, Marilyn Swain, Joan Fegleyg Bonnie Faller, Jo Ann Hileg Alice Mosierg Connie Howard, Judy I-Iinkle, Cheryl Newcomb, Betty Niccumg Cindy Seslarg Judy Pancake, Dianne Lengacher. QROW THREEJ: Charlotte Elam, Debbie DeVaney, Rita Rohrs, Lori Howard, Linda Lees, Lynette Eaton, Beverly Espich, Kathy Webb, Donna Badenhop, Janis Fast, Claudia Legge, Mary Cotterman, Marilyn Kel- ley, and Kris Fuelling. QROW FOURJ: Ann Kammeyer, Rhonda Christner, Karen Sherck, Trudy Rider, Vice Pres- identg Janelle Stauffer, Myrna Hokeg Nancy Seibert, Janice Laukhufg Leslie Wilcox, Jo Sierer, and Sharon Sutter. Knot picturedjz Cheryl Lee, Cindy Friend, Bonnie Marden, and Toni Rausch. Director: Mr. James Clouser. 21 Add to S.Nfs 12' ' . ,, '-I sg' , .1 ,. ,,,.fr,. . , . - ? 3 .x--'ff' ....',.. 'av r' lNurses' Christian Fellowship members were pr1v11eged to take part in many activities this past year including sponsoring a family from the Christmas Bureau Family Project. Nlembers are fFlRST ROW seated left to rrghtj Barb Hobart, Lynette Eaton, and Janis Fast QSECOND ROWJ Charlotte Elam Alice Mosrer, Prayer Chairman, Joan Fegley, Treasurer Sheryl Hosf1eld President Rosanna Yoder, Bible Study Chairman, Patricia Yoder Secretary and Kathy Springer QSTANDINGJ Rachel Harmon, Judy Pancake, Barbara Pancake Linda Schatz Judy Springer Karen Scherck, Rhonda Christner, Janelle Stauffer Irudy Rider Lois Demland Jo Ann Slerer Betty Niccum, Pat Herb, Linda The yearbook staff worked long hours to provide the student body with a book of memories to be cherished for many years to come. Members are: fSEATED left to rightj: Bonnie Marden, Ed- itorg and Alice Mosier, Co-Editor. QSTAND- INC-J: Colleen Murray, Linda Lees, Shari Miller, Kris Fuelling, Carol Miller, Mary Lou Sunder- man, Toni Rausch, Kay Zigler, Lynn Ward, Kathy Noneman, Cheryl Lee, Cindy Seslar, and Patsy Yoder. Knot picturedj: Verlinda Frysinger. Education. S 1 . ,M Indiana Association of Nursing Students strives to ready the student nurse for the roles of a professional nurse. This year, members of this organization included ISEATED left to rightj: Nancy Luce, Mary Lou Sunderman, Toni Rausch, Carol Miller, Elizabeth Kruger, and Cheryl Lee. QSTANDINGJ: Lynn Ward, Phyllis Croaff, Cindy Seslar, Nancy Koehler, Bonnie Marden, Kathy Coil, Susan Thieme, and Janice Sparks. Seniors T. Rausch, B. Marden, 1. Sparks, M. Sunderman, and C. Lee prepare to leave for State Convention. Parkview students N. Luce, C. Seslar, T. Rausch, and N. Koehler campaign at State Convention. Relax-Have Fun! Every year, Parkview students participate in many activitiesg some money-making, some entertaining, some competitive, and some just plain fun. Pictured here are just a few of these activi- ties. Clockwise beginning in the upper left hand corner are: Don Stroud places the top ornament on the tree at the Christmas party. Seniors dress up as toy soldiers to do a precision dance drill in the annual talent show. juniors served hundreds of people at their spaghetti supper. Elaine Ford and Cindy Anders display the trophy won at the Little Lemans. Beverly Espich and jackie Brook ham it up at the Halloween party. r:: I -T 4 l 'Nff'- 5 :-:-7 17 5 .. blilfr'-'Q 24 SENIURS T3 fig'-- k Senior class officers fleft to rightl: Debbie Brudi, secretaryg Lynn Ward, president, Sharon Sutter, treasurerg Cheryl Lyon, second vice-president, Ellen Worman, first vice-president. Here we are, graduating! It's really a little hard to fathom. So much has happened since September 6, 1966. We certainly have changed since those first rough and stormy probie days. We've made friends, we've learned, our horizons have broadened, our ideals have grown. Still there is more than that. lt's hard to describe . . . that unique sense of oneness, that feeling of unity, that ability to recognize our problems and solve them among our- selves. Gradually that feeling spread. It was contagious . . . a football game, par- ties, singing in the halls . . . and we emerged as one, unifiedand strong, moving, growing, progressing. We, the class of 1969, have been singing a song for three years now. We have learned its meaning and developed it. Now as we go on to learn and grow elsewhere, may our song ever remain-- NO MAN IS AN ISLAND: NO MAN STANDS ALONE . 26 We Came . , CYNTHIA LORRAINE ANDERS Sam . . . frosted hair . . . Long distance from Angola . . . If Ed calls, tell him I love him . . . Oh, crud! . . . DEBBIE DEANN BRUDI Deb . . . loves TKE parties . . . Wake up, Brudi, class is over now . . . inventor of the Brudi special . . . gentle, meek, and mild-- most of the time . . . if a vs e ff X Cindy Anders, Nancy Roush, Lhida Schatz, Sharon Highley, and Barb Pancake prepare for the now fa- mous football game. Can you guess where I-Iigley is? KATHLEEN ANN COIL Coilski . . . a letter from Lybia . . . But, it's ONLY forty pages 1ong . . . ambition personified . . . I -:ould careless . . . PHYLLIS ANN CROAFF Phyl . . . deeply attached to a red Malibu . . . Unc1e Sam wanted me . . . all the way down to a size ten . . . 1 I Q 27 r W 'G A triple starch bath was in order for Nancy Roush, Verlinda Bryan, and Susie Snyder fol- lowing our 1968 Christmas vacation. They were wet, but very happy. :L We Studied . JOYCE CLICK DISLER Heart lies in Colorado . . . Tweety had three flats in a week! . . . hates the Army . . . a ready smile . . . ANN N. ENGLE Arm the Man . . . S.N., house- wife, and mother . . . rides a I-Ionda . . . But, Ihaven't even studied! . . . energy plus . . . v X ELAINE JOY FORD Lainie . . . Ford has a better idea . . . Dance? Where? . . . Fats . . . Yell when you're done with the shower. . . . CYNTHIA SUE FRIEND Cindy . . . Homemaker . . . . You guys! . . . Bi1l likes kids fi . . . counts calories for everyone 28 WN ws, We Laughed . VERLINDA BRYAN FRYSINGER jo . . . Verley . . . gets up at six fifteen every morning . . . make-up expert . . . Who will babysit for my guinea pig? . . . KRIS TINE KAY FUELLING Kristopher . . . the Rembrandt of the dorm . . . Miss Congeniality . . . I do not look like Carol Bur- ' nett! . - . X V f ' s Q Help, we're being invaded! No, wait, it's just our neighbors from across the hall. Susie Thierne and Janice Sparks have really flipped! Oh, well, life in the dorm. SHARON KAY HACKWORTH Most improved junior . . . If I can pass chemistry, anybody can. . . . did you get a new robe? . . . devil 1.1.91 in disguise . . . SHARON KAY HIGHLEY I-Iigley . . . puppy eyes . . . Steve and I are getting married in two to five more years . . . great orator . . . I ii? 1 , l 29 We Played . SHERYL CAMPBELL I-IOSFIELD A ban.ker's wife . . . Roy's a won- derful person. . . . NCF president . . . Oh, no! . . . an expert in delivery room . . . v'F'V MARILYN SUE KELLEY Long black hair . . . sharp sense of humor . . . quiet-spoken, some of t.hetime...aLaugh Infan... I yv VI- v It was 200 days until graduation, and that called for something spe sion? Cheryl Lee and garol Miller pose with their handiwork. Oh yes, the snowman is in the middle! 'Y MARY ANN THOMAS LaRUE Matt . . . first girl to be married . . . l could care, I could really care! . . . Norman lwuv him. 57' NANCY ALLsHoUsE LARSEN Runs to the phone . . . one of the Q Pamell newlyweds . . . I love O.T. . . . a compulsive hair washer . . . if I LE LO. 30 cial. What more fittin than a snow nurse to proclaim the occa- . ,1'--.':--:f 33 -,v-::: 1 E ,.,, 2iSe.'-Wfaitffrfish- ws: X r re ia r t i y , A H CHERYL ANN LEE ' ,Y A A Sheb . . . whistle for us . . . Is iii? FN that my buzzer? . . . a shining ,J QJQV star . . . Which hair should I wear gj gd tonight? . . . N' AAC QUELINE BRAID LIN DER .-:mari 5-1 A r ., ,,,x..sf, ,,,: A ,V Mrs. Alexander talks to the doctor at the open house. Sur- prise! The doctor is Kris Fuelling. lx 'Q We Cried . Jacque . . . never has anything to wear . . . Oh, that's ridiculous! . . . what is a Shipshewana? . . . I cT,,.,T,,7 .,... -,,,7,, , . , , CHERYL JEAN LYON Cher . . . outstanding halfback . . . Anybody for Eucre today? . . . sorry, she's out . . . I have never walked in my sleep! 5, BONNIE SUE MARDEN Bon . . . twenty pounds of pelvic traction pm . . . My hair is not brown! . . . guitar player . . . , needs eight hours of sleep a night 'ID 31 T7' We Learned . CAROL ANN MILLER Millski . . . first girl to be capped . . . I was just sitting at the stoplight when-- . . . home on weekends to see Max . . . BARBARA STEVENS MITCHELL Barb . . . fastest car in the West . . . Oh, I get it. . . . sweetest smile . . . Oh, come on! . . . fe, I' 1 i-v IMD KATHLEEN NONEMAN Kathy . . . bowler of the year . . . I'm hungry. . . . Do yom' own possible. . . . needs sleep . . . collegiate . . . BARBARA ELAINE PANCAKE Barb . . . junior claw president . . . Dr. F. called you what? . . . laugh for us . . . Will you pay for your class pins? . . . 32 P+' Moving day is the worst day in the life of a student nurse at Parkview Everything you have managed to accumulate in the past two years has to be moved to senior floor. And what a job that is' Here Bon nie Marden takes a moment out to contemplate the mess 'rl-9, We Sang . TONDRA SUE RAUS CH Toni . . . most valuable football player . . . Nursing is all Ihave x Y left . . . bottom half of an angel Q0 . . . It's R-A-usch! . . . ' NANCY ROUSH Little Roush . . . Miss Stability . . . Oh, I'm so fat! . . . I've got something under my contact I It's that time of year. Basketball, better known as Hoosier hysteria rules the dorm. Who could resist a friendly game in the hall? Here Toni Rausch and janet Schuman fight over possession of the ball. jump ball! LINDA CAROL SCHATZ Schatde . . . Mis Parkview Methodist Student Nurse . . . Hot Shots . . . future wife ofa min- ister . . . JANET BURNWORTH SCHUMAN Drive sixty miles a day . . . You put what in the waste basket? . . My hair needs to be cut again. Q 'fx 45 as , - 0 33 We Worked . CONNIE FOX Sl-IEIE Foxy . . . beautiful eyes . . . Connie, telephone! . . . loves the Green Vomit . . . known for her rummage sales and giggle . . . JANICE SMITH jan . . . Parkview's very own beautician . . . Hey, the tub's running over! . . . loves to work in the nursery . . . 49 I 11 After vacation the summer of 1968, Toni Rausch and Cheryl Lee came back to find their room filled to the ceiling with newspapers. They're shown here after with about 2,000 crumpled newspapers. -fr - '- 1, P SUZANNE KAY SNYDER Susie . . . out every night . . . Tell her Vince called. . . . Qtuck change artist . . . originally from Huntington . . . JANICE ANN SPARKS Pineapple jan Jan . . . takes Nutxament IV daily . . . Seven years is a long time with one guy! . . . famous frog faces . . . v I 0 34 We Remembered IUDITI-I ANN SPRINGER Judy . . . Man on the floor! . . . trick knee . . . We need a new light bulb. Call mainte- nance! . . . But, I mean-- . MARY LOU SUNDERMAN Lou . . . I love my work. . . . fantastic sewing ability . . . Al- ways an organist, never a bride. . . . Miss Republican . . . I use There comes a time in every student's life when she discovers that she really must study. Here Toni Rausch tries to prove how very stu- dious she has become. Who are you trying to kid, Toni? SHARON ELAINE SUTTER Think I will go out to Azar's . . never stays in the dorm on a week end . . . Give me some bag balm W. . . Oh, dang it! . . . SUSAN JANE Tl-IIEME Susie . . . watches for letters from Viet Nam . . . I knowl flunked that test! . . . Life's rough for me too. . . . I . 9: nd 2? , 0 ' ,Q fy H' ' 4 1. ' xr , iii. - --v a -ll -5:-95 was A '-,- ,. -rbi , ., D We Graduated. MARY ANN CRAGO THORNE Possesses a real rock . . . never a hair out of place . . . most ath- letic . . . I'll see Rex this week- end . . . is-QA N-ov-Q LYNN ANN WARD I Madame president . . . But, Ihave ' to study. . . . loves Craiger . . . standing ovation when she comes to breakfast . . . N fu .gl It's pyramid time at Franke Park. BOTTOM ROW left to right are B. Marden, M. Sunderman, T. Rausch, and C. Miller. MIDDLE ROW are K. Noneman, L. Ward, and C. Lee. TOP ROW are S. Thieme and J. Sparks. Minutes later the pyramid collapsed in a cloud of dust. . ,, --. '- - l----any ' 1 ' '43 V 7 .Q ..,- 4 S if- ' 'L AT ' .L If .L ' 'T va- V - , . . . ' ,' ' ' T . .r---,-f-- A - '- ., ,. , . ' ,ji- 4 .-. D, , Ke' 'W '- f r f +1 1, fx... . , Q , ,M X 1' 'ff J Q' fan! ff' . - , .tw , . . 5 V' f I -' 4 4' . fr' ' 1.3 -.:A f- 'if-.-9 ELLEN WORMAN Worman . . . lives in sunny Cal- ifornia . . . the office nurse . . . has always lived with Sheryl and Tammy . . . Aw, come on now! PATRICIA FULTON WINKLER Patty . . . St. Anne's alumnus . . . Color them green. . . . you're blushing . . . loves Don and her poodle . . . X 1 0 0 36 F5 ,J . 1 6 V 'llfuutl - . 'aw V. R., '. ' A 4 fy- ' jfs, Nh ' - , , I 'T Xe: 4 9,x'n+1 .4 .fy X U DERCLASSM A ' l H? -A 4.4 junior class officers fleft to rightj: Ruth Ann Davenport, second vice presidentg Rhonda Christner, first vice pres- identg Janice l-lamblen, presidentg Peggy Balsbaugh, treasurerg Sheila Downey, secretary. This year that thirty eight hard-working student nurses long awaited, began in Sep- tember of 1968. This was the year they could classify themselves as juniors. It was a year of challenge and of excitement for them. With the new freshmen be- ginning their studies, each junior held the responsibility of acting as a big sis in hopes of guiding and making the year a little simpler for them. On arrival of the new freshmen, the class held a picnic and skit for their little sisses giving them an in- troduction to the road ahead. With the turn of each season, the juniors had something new to look forward to. Strip ing took the lead in September when each junior received two black stripes to brighten her cap. ln October, the Halloween Party added witches and ghosts to the hallowed halls. Thanksgiving brought with it a few days of vacation and then the long-awaited magic of Christmas came to English Hall. This holiday sprinkled new spirits and ex- citement into the hearts of each and every girl. Doors and bulletin boards were dec- orated with holly and evergreen, and presents could be seen floating from one room to another. But, with all the fun and excitement within these months, also came hard work. The juniors sold candy and note cards to add to their treasury. In March the second an- nual chili supper was held. Then came the junior-senior banquet given in great ap- preciation to the seniors, our big sisses . As the seasons all ssed, the 'unior ear came to an end. Durin this ear, each Da g I l Y 8 Y girl grew a little more in wisdom, stature, and knowledge. 38 Jr. Year . . Two Stripes . Peggy Balsbaugh Andrea Barnett Darlene Bergdoll Rhonda Christner Q we-:sv 'T 1 R nl Dm ' ,-,9.- rj. Ht' SQ cu? 'iv fl ' 'vs S!- V . L Cathy Clupper Ruth Davenport Lois Demland - Sheila Downey vn. frngl 'S-4 Wx .fj lx 'ffl Ho 1 N I 3' -... Is this our new male student? Actually, it's, would you be- lieve, Judy Pancake? 39 g Y , H - 1 Beth Downing Joan Fegley Janice Flora janet Gibson ard Work . . Long X' X-J N , i jo Ann Hile Myrna Hoke Elizabeth Jerome Nancy Koehler 1 I X 4 1-T4 1 4-w. 7 Pi x. f M . 'Q 0--., Y Bonita Lehman Martha Marhaugh Carol l.ansdo'.-me Tiancy Luce ,,-.-1 5 ,-X L. , v G , 9 sh ,jf johnetta Greentree -X ' V Brenda Haggerty Janice I-Iamblen I Patricia Herb ,x If , xx Cindy Seslar, Gae Lehman, Nancy Koehler, and Betty Niccum participate in a jam session in the lounge. 40 Da s . . Soon Seniors! Barbara Merrifield Alice Mosier Marilyn Ne al Judith Neuhauser il 1 -X jf: ig r , , ,f U 1' Betty Niccum ,vw Judith Pancake Trudy Rider We D Cynthia Ses1a.r 9. X, if Karen Scherck jo Sierer Janelle Stauffer Patricia Yoder 41' f 5, W 4 mf It X Cathy Clupper and Barb Merrifield demonstrate the nurse of the fu- ture . 41 0 I .N Hx Rosanna Yoder Kay Zigler fi I , A 4 . ., -N. SMH 1- 2 1, I' N, 31, Gnu., rs ' :gif ,g,'. ' ll , 5. . JJ' ... - 4 .i - ' v.-2 gtg ' 51-2 Yr' 'I ,- ! J' .--f -Tri 'TAL' l F P? E Ill, 4. il EAI ... i Z C vts, t ,, fan. Freshman class officers are fleft to rightj: Rita Rohrs, first vice president, Mary Cotter- man, secretary, Donelle Strand, president, Rachel Harmon, treasurer, and Gayle Leslie, second vice president. For the freshman class, it was a year of beginnings. New friends were made, new experiences unfolded almost everyday. It was a year of frustrations and of exultations But, most of all, it was a year of challenge. The year began with the traditional big sis--little sis picnic. Hot dogs were roasted and songs were sung as the class of '71 be an to f '1' g ami iarize themselves with their new environment. The first twenty six weeks passed with a flurry of exams and new procedures to be learned. And then it was one week until capping. Every night we counted down the days, and then the hours. And, finally, that precious little white cap rested on our head d kn ' s an we ew what it meant to be a student nurse. Yes, it was our first year. But, most assuredly, it was a very good year. 42 Probies . . Purdue . gym? x N QA T' ' I vvk : .V Barbara Ault Catherine Beers , Luda Berko Nancy Blinn 'E i x 'A M a le , x r an 7,37 L Kay Boaz P Y :xg Laura Bridges '-1'-4-I Jacalyn Brock P, Pamala Byrum X 2.651 , 'x 'Xe 'Lum if Z1 11,4 1 ' an 1 H mf!! I W. fs ,fame 1 if AL , f :fig 1 X 'lf 'n , 1 n. Candy Carnahan Shirley Carnahan Cheryl Carr Mary Cotterrnan It's September 3, 1968, and the class of '71 is moving in. 43 Funds Lab Www ' Jes Debbie DeVaney ' Lynette Eaton .,x, ' 'W -,- Geraldine Eichom 're J f ' T' Charlotte Elam , v Y I f 'x 1 E Q If 5 ' v I ' 4. 0 Angela Smith and jackie Brock sit back and admire the work of some friends , 44 X 1 -1' Q u- ' f 'Os s,i' 1 Cathy Grogg judy Hinklc -'W A Y Beverly Bpich Bonnie Faller Janis Fast Sharon Geiger S Rachel Harmon Barb Hobert Q ll Night Stud -ins . af'-x VP 12' . Q,-A N -P r . ' M ,f QQ' x Man Elizabeth Kruger Sandra Krumma Janice Laukhuf Linda Lees , -bvv vw., 4. A Xffxf if f - 1-W ff , - uv ' . ,wud-p, :- Xe A V' .xm- I ,WJ 1 Y 6 w Claudia Legge Dianne Lengacher Gayle Leslie Rita Lewis ww f- up ffkfaf' ' -af? 5x ' Lynn I-Iorstmeyer S kv, ig. K' Connie Howard 2 x , Jo Jacob V y ' Am1Kammeyer .' XS' N ' 4- - 4 W, v 4 N- 1- ff 4 X -dy' Y f x ,S X X 4 2 51 Q ' The freshman class prepares for the Halloween party 45 Sleep Until oon . Becky McC1eary janet Madden Shari Miller ' Colleen N1Lu'ray dnv Y, -'Z 'qT'x ' 1 10 .,5 1 4 f-rf lf' ,Q X v . , K ly . I I Rita Rohrs ' Barbara Rowe 'V' Nancy Seibert lt, 'H Martha Smith f N so-X if if f',' A -0 x Cheryle Newcomb Linda Noffsinger Donna Parks jo Ellen Peter V 1.14-ve 3, Yi 8:4 -ff N 1 v 5 E-0' ' 9 E P The freshman charm line is at it again. Will they ever make it?! 46 . V , 'N Q- I Angela Smith Kathy Springer Jr. Year in View! Q: , Mm Donald Stroud Barbara Stuersel Maureen Surdez Marilyn Swain N ., 13 -Mil 'ie 's xvI+T1i'Siia5:'w-wr ' wrewif-,iy.m A s 09 ftf? - :G Sw Rx ' F: Vfrx-2 Y -:Ez fl'- EMI:-'X ' ' -' ' ' jan Stetler Jeanette Stevenson Donelle Strand Sherry Strong Agyx ' .gf i S ,-E: N ' A jj ' 1 XS. 2 .AH 3 Q Y jo Peter displays her ability to put out a fire as her classmates look on. 47 Nancy Waltz Nila Watson Kathy Webb Leslie Wilcox 24? I ,ku 'm ,Z Linda Yoder X X X As We Sail in the Sea 0fAmbition, May We Anchor in the Harbor of Success WHO CAN DENY IT? 1969 WAS- A VERY GGOD YEAR! In Memoriam We will remember the 1968-1969 school year for many things. Most of the mem ories will be pleasant. However, there will be one unpleasant memory con- nected with this year, the death of our friend and teacher, Dr. Mahlon Miller . Dr. Miller had lectured senior student nurses in their obstetrics course for many years. His experiences added a personal touch to the lectures, and we always looked forward to the days when he taught us. Dr. Miller was more than a teacher. He was a friend, thoughtful, pleasant, and very rarely angry. We were very saddened by the loss of Dr. Miller, but we are thankful to have known him and feel that our nursing education is richer for having known him. 50 J V 1969 Lamp Sponsors The students of Parkview Methodist School of Nursing wish to thank all those persons and businesses whose contributions made the publication of the 1969 LAMP possible . Drs . Adams and Steigmeyer R. C. Ahlbrand, M.D. Nevin E. Aiken, M.D., Arthur F. Aiken and Stephen H. Glassley, M.D. Garland D. Anderson, M.D. Armour Pharmaceutical Co. Dr. and Mrs. J. Robert Ball Joseph H. Baltes, M.D. Drs. Beierlein, Rousseau, and Knight 1. W. Bowers, M.D. Brentwood Division of Sherwood Medical Industries Brink and Erb, Inc. Robert Brosius, M.D. Drs . Brucker and Hull George D. Buckner, M.D. Buschbaum Drug Store Cadillac Coffee Co. Central Pharmacal Co. I. H. Connelly, M.D. Drs. Charles L. Cooney and T. V. Beutler Customcraft, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Fred W. Dahling Dix-Kelley Electric Co. Inc. james E. Dumas, D.D.S. Bill Dyk--Reynolds and Reynolds Co. R. W. Emme, M.D. Executone of Fort Wayne, lnc. A. N. Ferguson, M.D. Max E. Fetters, D.D.S. Dr. A. M. Fichman, M.D. Fort Wayne Drug Company, lnc. Fort Wayne Radiological Association Dr. Thomas D. Foy Charles T. Frissell, D.D.S. Jonathan Paul Gentile, M.D. N. H. Gladstone, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Green Dr. and Mrs. Jack L. Gumbert Hagerman Construction Corp. Drs. A. Haley and R. Bahr George M. Hamilton, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Harless E. Harper and Son Funeral Home Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Hasewinkle Warren C. Hastings, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Russell E. Havens Donald M. Hickman, M.D. R. L. I-lillery, M.D. E. M. Hoetzer, M.D. Paul R. Hosler, lnc. Howard Camera and Gift Shop Dr. F. L. Howe A friend George W. lrmscher, M.D. Irmscher and Sons, Inc. Kenneth F. Isenogle, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Johnston Dr. and Mrs. R. B. juergens W. T. Jurgenson, M.D.g and R. G. Stanley, M.D. Richard N. Kent, M.D. Klaehn Funeral Home ,Q- Drs. Kleopfer, Lee, Reszel, and Glock Walter E. Kruse, M.D. John L. Langohr, M.D. Dr. George C. Lenk Lincoln Printing Corp. Donald G. Lloyd, D.D.S. Robert P. Lloyd, M.D. Richard E. Mann, M.D. Drs. George C. Manning and Antonio B. Donesa Dr. C. L. Marshall John W. McCallister, M.D. McMahon Paper Co., Luc. James R. Mensch, M.D. Herman A. Meyer, M.D. T. O. Meyer, M.D. S. C. Michaelis, M.D. Drs. Mahlon F. Miller, M.D. and Donald S. Painter, M.D. Mineweld Company of Indiana, Inc. john F. O'Brian, M.D. O'Reilly Office Supply Co., Inc. C. B. Parker, M.D. Jack W. Patterson, M.D. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Perfection Biscuit Co. Dr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Priddy Puritan Chemical Co. john D. Reed, M.D. Remington Rand Office Systems Alan D. 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