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

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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

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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