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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1970 volume:

Fl..- V . af 1' s 4. X 1 1 1 1 ,- 57' , 1 Q. 4- 'vs , 1 'i Parkview-Methodist School of Nursing THE L ,. TiffQh53f .t Sf .9 fi X25 ff Kffib 'ff' 341 21511547 5' G 4,-,, fi XY Miva ji, I X, fx 6, IE X , QB U 52.25525 l Editor--Alice Mosier Assistant Editor--Kathy Springer Business Manager--Patsy Yoder Layout Editor - -jan Hamblen Art Editor--Kay Ziegler Senior Editor--Cindy Sesler junior Editor--Shari Miller Freshman Editor - -Connie Lambert Advisor--Mrs. jane Ervin Dedication-1970 Mrs. Alexander served the class of 1970 as advisor for two years before her retirement in 1969. But, to all the students she was more than just an instructor. Everyone knew that in her they could find a shoulder to cry on and a ready willingness to listen. She also was the one who saw many of us through that never to be forgotten first scrub. In short Mrs. Alexander represents the kind of nurse we are all striving to be. The class of 1970 is proud to dedicate their issue of The Lamp to Mrs. Norma Alexander. A graduate of Indianapolis City Hospital, Mrs. Alexander fur- thered her education at Indiana University in Bloomington, In- diana. She came to Parkview School of Nursing in 1966 to as- sume the duties of surgery in- structor. Q 1 'ian Q'-v Aff.- Hfxt lg. Mrs. Craig, Director of Niusing Education. Educational Staff- One of the busiest people at the school is Mrs. Dorothy Craig, Director of Nursing Education. Mrs. Craig is a graduate of the Grace Hospital School of Nursing in Detroit, Michigan. After finishing her undergraduate Work at Wayne State University in Detroit, she went to Grace College at Winona Lake where she received her B.S. degree. In 1969 she graduated with her M.S. de- gree frorn St. Frances College in Ft. Wayne. Her nursing speciality is pedi- atric psychiatry. Mrs . Craig placed special emphasis this year on improv- ing student -hospital-faculty relations. Student-Administration breakfasts were held quarterly. The Student-Faculty Cooperative Government Association was organized and several students were invited to attend various faculty meetings. This willingness to under- stand one another made this year a success. Typing and phone answering are just part of the fleft to righty: Miss Kolrer, Director of Nursing, Dr. duties of secretaries Mrs- I-Oreine Godfrey and and Mrs. G. Hamiltong Rev. Morris, Chaplain. Mrs. Gertrude Web er. ur ouree of Knowledge 5' xjnii g 1 'w Mix! -Q E X 4 ,- if 3-llc ' K W 5i, 'l+?l..x ' 7 l . ., on n it f il 1 .,:,:...., - I fLeft to rightj: Violet Baker and Judith Notestine, Professional Adjustments. as .,.4,, f QLeft to rightj: Letha Lederman, Pediatricsg Virginia Iuillerat, Psychi- an-y. Senior year at last gives rise to the specialized areas, the ones everyone looks forward to. The instructors for obstetrics, pediatrics, and psychiatry strive to show the students that there is more to nursing than just the medical- surgical areas. Visits to different doctor's offices, juvenile court, and the Logansport State Hospital add dimension to the nine week sessions. Professional Adjustments gives seniors the chance to put into practice every- thing they have learned thus far. Most seniors will agree that this is the best year of all. ,Q l 1 fLeft to rightj: Donna Mayers and Anna Carey, Ob stetrics. 5 They Lay the Foundation I X, x fleft to rightl: Barbara Ross, Endocrine and Dermatology, Patricia GeRue, EENT and Respiratory, Barbara Laukhuf, Cardio-vascular and Hematology. , Q 1 in J 1 E I 'A A: 5 I 21 ' vi ' il y 3 Q N fleft to rightlz Cynthiann Miller, Gastro- intestinal and Genito-urinary, Florence Oster- hout, Surgery and Recovery Room, Joyce Smith, Orthopedic and Neurology. The junior Instructors reinforced and stabilized the basic foundations of nurs- ing care and emphasized special nurs- ing areas with the Coronary Care Unit and Intensive Care Unit. Many doctors of the hospital staff lectured on speci- alized medical fields during the year. Special departments of the hospital such as Pharmacy, EEG, Inhalation Therapy, Physical Therapy, X-ray and Dietary, Central Supply, and the cast room were visited by the junior stu- dents. Each area stressed the special- ization of nursing care, treatment and recovery required for efficient co- ordination of the nursing staff in caring for the hospitalized patient. for Our Ultimate Goal Cleft to rightj: Doris Darr, Margaret Hathaway, and Patricia Kuhs. The Freshmen Instructors, Doris Darr, Margaret Hathaway, and Patricia Kuhs lectured, explained, and assisted fresh- men in nursing treatment procedures on the hospital floor and in the classroom. They were vital parts of the building blocks of nursing fundamentals learned the first year as nursing students. Susan Tarr and Barbara Woodring co- ordinated the medical-surgical and fundamental areas of the nursing pro- gram. Under their direction, new principles and equipment were utilized in proper technique. l 7 fleft to rightj: Susan Tarr, and Barbara Wood ring. lways Present When Needed X x, Mrs. Esther Mossburg, director of Health Service, provides medical care for the hospital personnel and students. Drs. Richard juergens and Alvin Haley complete the department staff. Qbelowjz Parkview Administrator, Mr. Mark if Mrs. Ervin, librarian, is one of the needed people who keeps the library in working order fbelowjz The housemothers, Florence Powell, Lulu 51911, C0'0P91'2lf2S with faculty members t0 im- Lehman, and Edna Davison are the mothers away prove hospital-student relationships. frgm home, 8 ACTIVITIES Q WAX Q' f Q Rf SQ QE FS ff 1, I W W 1 ESL QFRONT ROW left to rightj Rachel Schlatter, Penny Malston, Sharon Geiger, Bonnie Faller, Cheryl Conwell, Alice Mosier, Joanne Taggart Donna Hanenkratt, Connie Howard, accompanist, James Clouser, director. QSECOND ROWJ Nancy Flanary Karen Rogers, Kathi Careins, JoAnn Sierer, Sheila Downey, Nancy Koehler, Cindy Sesler, Judy Pancake QTHIRD ROWJ Sharyl Stager Becky Donat, Donna Hawbaker, Maureen Surdez, Bar- bara Spicer Janis Fast Pres , Trudy Rider, Karen Sherck, Ronda Christner. Music Music-Music The student choir under the direction of Mr. James Clouser, has brought music and sunshine to many people throughout the past year. With Jan Fast, Pres.: Connie Howard, VP5 Donna Hawbaker, Sec. -Treas.3 and Bonnie Faller and Kathi Careins, librarians, the weekly practices introduced the Christmas Concert, Christmas carolling at Glen- brook, Christ-Child Festival, enter- tainment for the Doctors' Smorgasbord, Junior Class half-way party sponsored by the Medical Auxiliary, and many memorable tunes for the South Unit patients . A Spring Concert was planned as well as the choir members enjoying a noteful evening at the Ferrante- Teicher Concert. 3 1833 03224 6842 tudent Power Student Council members QSEATED left to rightl: Alice Mosier, Cheryle Newcomb, secretary, Rose Yoder, first V.P.g Cindy Sesler, president, Sherry Strong, second V.P., Gayle Leslie, Treasurer, Cathy Beers. STANDING: Rachel Schltter, Kathi Careins, Connie Lambert, Sharyl Stager, Susan Longardner, Linda Yoder, Claudia Legge Janice l-lamblen, Ruth Ann Davenport, Ronda Christner, Springer, Barbara Mayes, JoAnn Sierer, Sheila Downey. Nancy Luce, Gae Lehman, Nancy Koehler, Kathy Student Council, the main functioning body of our school, has proved to be a valuable force behind changes that have taken place this past year. Besides re- visions of the school code and by-laws, it created a Student-Faculty Cooperative Government Association, which allows for all students to have a say in school policy. Not only did Student Council deal with school matters, but it also sponsored social activities. They pro- vided a very enjoyable evening for many with the Sweetheart Ball in February. With the closing of the school year, it can be said that Student Council played an important role in promotion of student power. Il i-ii,-i Protects Students Rights judiciary Board is the organization responsible for the enforcement of rules and regu- lations established by the student body. It also provides for fair representation for the students and the interpretation of the rules. Representatives are from left to right: Nancy Luce, presidentg Bonnie Faller, Cindy Sesler, Ioan Fegley, Peggy Balsbaugh. ROW TWO: Leslie Wilcox, Lynn I-Iorstmeyer, Luda But-ko, Myrna Hoke. ROW THREE Connie Lambert, Charlene McKowen, Donna I-lawbaker, Alice Mosier. Fort Wayne Council of Colleges is an organization composed of the city col- leges. The purpose is to provide a means of communication between the colleges so as to maintain better re- lationships between them. Council members from Parkview were from left to right: Gae Lehman, Cindy Seslar, joan Fegley, Rita Rohrs, and Becky McCleary. I2 , QFRONT ROW left to rightj: Gae Lehman, District VP, Cindy Sesler, Nancy Koehler, District Treas , Carol Lans downe, Johnetta Greentree. QBACK ROWJ: Rebecca McCleary, Rita Rohrs, Nancy Luce, nominating committee, Jackie Brock, Nancy Waltz. AN -Future A A,S LANS is the Indiana Association of Nursing Students which coordinates the nursing principles and code for students. It is associated with ANA, American Nursing Association. This organization makes nursing students aware of new trends, needs, and objectives of nursing. This year our Ft. Wayne district IANS sponsored the State Convention of IANS. National Convention was in Miami, Florida this year. One of the proudest moments was when Nancy Waltz, right, captured the Miss Student Nurse title for our Ft. Wayne district. Student Nurse Week is set aside every year to inform the community about student nursing, nursing programs, and what a student nurse represents. I3 5 N NCF- Light in the Dark Nurses' Christian Fellowship members are QFIRST ROW SEATED left to rightj: Rachel Schlatter, Judith Neuhauser, Joan Stuckey, Janice Flora, Joanne Taggart, Patsy Yoder, Judy Pancake, Kathy Springer, Alice Mosier. QSECOND ROWJ: Penny Malston, Kathi Careins, Linda Yoder, Betty Niccum, Bonnie Faller, Judith Ramer, Barbara Mayes, Sherry Strong, Lynette Eaton, Jane Kilgore, Connie Stultz, Cheryl Conwell, Johnetta Greentree. QBACK ROWJ: Ronda Christner, Myrna Hoke, Lois Demland, Donna I-Iawbaker, Pamela Unger, Trudy Rider, Karen Sherck, Rose Yoder, Janis Fast, JoAnn Sierer, Sheila Downey. Know, grow, show, was the theme of the Nurses' Christian Fellowship this year at Parkview. With Ronda Christner, President, Janis Fast, Vice -President, Joan Stuckey, Secretary-Treasurer, Myrna I-Ioke, Publicity, and Barb Mayes, Prayer Chairman, many new and exciting spiritual happenings evolved during the year. Bible study groups were conducted under the direction of Linda Yoder, Trudy Rider, Cathy Grogg, and Jan Flora, who made each meeting a new and challenging experience. Major events of the year included volleyball tournaments, conferences at Lake Wawausee, ice skating and folk singing sessions. The advisors for the year were Barbara Woodring, Barbara Ross, and Patricia Kuhs. I4 In the Know f I S . , 1 The Lamp Staff: QSEATED left to rightj: Kathleene Webb, Patsy Yoder, Alice Mosier, Kathy Springer, Connie Lambert. QROW 2 STANDINGJ: Cindy Sesler, Karen Scherck, Kay Zigler, Janice I-lamblen, Dawn Snider, Rebecca McCleary, Jackie Brock, Rita Rohrs, Sharon Miller, Deborah Becht. The advisor of the yearbook is Mrs. Ervin. fr I Q . V G , A, Q j R r Ye Ole English Journal Staff: QSEATED left to rightjs Patricia Herb, Editor, Ioan Fegley. Behind them , JoAnn Sierer, Rose Yoder, Donna Hawbaker, Sheila Downey, Patsy Yoder, Kathleene Webb, Lois Dem- land, Nila Watson, Rebecca McCleary, JoAnn Jacob, Janelle Stauffer, Rita Rohrs, Co-editor. Mrs. Osterhout is the organizational advisor. l I5 0 SENIURS X X Q4m53SBQsns.w- gb Q ww ' ffgizxxb OW 0 ,K ,B . YBQ Nm'L I Dio!! ?CED E3 A 0 QW, 0 wmww NYXGQAV bfmbg- f -Uowvwfw wmv QSNSV X Q WX WWW Ei K Qkwgmumw Paw Q33 Qi? :Eg I :Q 'NJ' ve if-r The Senior Class Officers for 1969-70 QLeft to rightl: President, Sheila Downeyg First V.P., Gae Lehmang Second V.P., Trudy Riderg Treasurer, Betty Niccumg Secretary, Martha I-Iirshey. In the year 1967 we were excited and yet anxious as we were about to take our first big step into the future. And now, in the year 1970, once again we have that feeling of excitement and anticipation. Graduation is here. Looking back we remember all the parties, sing-outs, raids, hard times and good ones. Each day, each Week, bringing us closer to- gether, uniting us into one toward a common goal. Soon we will all be traveling down separate roads. But, we will never forget Parkview and all our friends for We shall never pass this Way again. l 7 r V 1 Shall Pass Thru PEGGY IO BALSBAUGH Peg . . . roomie . . . l don't know . . . Hurry, It's Friday . . . jokes and laughter in 215 . . . Well Bonnie, there goes the train. DARLENE K. BERGDOLI. Dar . . . Sigma Phi Delta . . . 'Who took my tiger ? . . . Flight 247, Ft. Wayne to Newark . . . Do your own thing . Isn't he wonderful! RONDA EILEEN Cl-IRISTNER Ron . . . Cinderpig . . . oh, pewck . . . Hey! . . . I planted daffodils . . . I'm hungry . . . Oh no! . . . Curl. . . where do , Y the sponges go? CATHY N ELL CLUPPER Club . . . Oh no, l'm over drawn again! . . . Buffy's sick . . . Another 5 pounds--Larry will be happy! . . . Promise, it will be short this tirne. I8 ' -if? Q This World But Once. JANET KAY DAINE RUTH ANN DAVENPORT Sofa . . . Mayflower loves her Pilgrim and his progress . . . Hic- cups q.o.d .... my plant is too pretty . . . Dars private typist. loves State School . . . Lutheran transfer . . . no telephone . . . P.A. busy girl Oh, those nasty raids! fi! LOIS ANN DEMLAND Lo . . . Thumper . . . late typing You mean it wasn't an oral thermometer? . . . l can't afford steak . . . I'm coming . . . SHEILA KAY DOWNEY The new kid . . . S.D.S.N. . . . sheesh . . . Nip it . . . Pooh-Pooh head! . . . Pope's Personal Repre- sentative . . . Ice water anyone ? I9 I Any Good Therefore BETH ANN DOWNING the Mono kid . . . Frank's little chick-a-dee . . . Oh, I just about died! . . . hate those vegetables . . . Hey tubs! . . . Angola . . . spilled meds! . . . MARILYN NICOLE DURHAM Miss domestic . . . Loves Hicks- ville . . . coaches wife . . . no I'm not in high school! . . . De- cember bride . . . IOAN ELAINE FECLEY jellybean: . . . It's for you . . . Po1iceman's Ball . . . Really! . . . Hells' Angel . . . But I just had my eyes closed--not asleep. JANICE MARIE FLORA Norm . . . I'm staying this weekend . . . Bible study . . . Peds . . . What do you mean by study? . . . Normal Flora . . . 20 Being a Senior really does some- thing to you--like make you age fast! ! That I Can D0 IOHNETTA M. GREENTREE johnny . . . Oh, wonderful . . . I'm in the Army now . . . nur- sery . . . Shutterbug . . . our cam- era girl . . . I-lonest. I'll never get married . . . a room full of life's little treasures. IANI CE ELAIN E HAMBLEN I'm in love . . . Surgery, help! . . . I can't talk . . . Isn't it won- derful? . . . wedding day! . . . a new house . . . PATRICIA ANN HERB I-Ierby--the love bug . . . loves that Charlie . . . Out again! . . . procrastinator . . . Health Service's best customer . . . last minute seamstress . . . MARTHA JEAN HIRS CHY Mart . . . Illinois with an S . . . hershey wrapper wallpaper . . . Charlie! . . . Kadie . . . preachers wife . . . tiger stripped study cap w 2 I fe It may be messy--but marriage is worth it. x r Any Kindness MYRNA FAYE HOKE Maude . . . Really! . . . Turn down the radio . . . devoted to Stan . . . Sth floor . . . ELIZABETH ANNE JEROME Tan . . . You egging my body! . . . But I'm standing! . . . South Unit Alumnus . . . Avon lady . . . second green! . . . 0 , A 0 JANET RUTH KAUFFMAN I'm paranoid . . . another soft- ball game! . . . the dog has to go . . . Inhalation Therapy wife . . . loves babies . . . NANCY JO KOEI-ILER leg swinger . . . Gae, balance my account! . . . chili supper . . . personal pharmacy . . . Thurs- da day of relief . . . I hate it Y . . . sings in the shower . . . Who says student nurses aren't swingers ? Mop swingers, that is! 0 6 22 That I Can Show, CAROL KAY LANSDOWNE tacU'ul . . . nothing to wear! . . . earrings unprofessional . . . Honest Miss Kolter, I didn't mean to do it to your father! . . . You want it Typed! JOANN BALLARD LEE jo . . . Josie . . . a mortician! . . . Florida . . . studies in the bathtub . . . non paralytic alter- nating exotropic strabismus . . . No, Dr. A. they aren't new hose BONITA GAB LEHMAN Bonita Banana . . . Help! . . . expert on pledgectomy . . . and the doctor said How do I look? . . . workin a store! . . . Is this the place the angels meant? . . . NANCY LUCE Luce . . . Does anyone have a match? . . . miles and miles . . . Anyone for Euchere ? . . . pro- crastinator . . . my new suit . . . didn't campaign. 23 lt's a little cramped, but I'm sure this would make a great study nook. Let Me Not Defer BARBARA JEAN MERRIFIELD What a bummer . . . l hate aterin to those eople ' we never do anything! . . . It's in your Bible . . . KAY JEAN MORHART and that . . . my daughter Kelly . . . new house . . . loves hubby, jim! . . . c g p . . . . weekends! . . . A bunch of duds-- i 'N N rn nag! ALICE IEANETTE MOSIER Big Al . . . Editor in chief . . l'm stronger than I look! . . Hang in there . . . Ok? . . . JUDITI-I ANN NEUHAUSER Hey Jude . . . home on the weekends . . . cleanest shoes in the class . . . little sis Rae . . . Bowling Green! . . . 24 Who? Me study! ! Funny: I fooled them for three years and they didn't even realize I'm illiterate. r Neglect It, BETTY JEAN NICCUM B J. . . . Me, too, me, too! . . . Are you guys talking about me? . . . oh, really . . . Well. . . Navy Blues...Oh,Isee.. . JUDITH ANN PANCAKE Dona . . . are you kidding me ? . . . unbelievable vocab . . . hearty laugh . . . Is anybody ready to eat? . . . likes her naps . . . TRUDY DIANE RIDER Trude . . . Peds . . . need a bandaid? . . . Ba.rb's alarm clock . ..Gorp! ...I-lurryupLo! 2 years--5 months--11 days . . . Roses . . . CYNTHIA ANN SESLAR pack rat . . . California fun . . . 7 years! . . . future choreog- rapher . . . Oh, my hair . . . gargles with M.O.M. 25 E o Hi, I'rn Josephine, your friendly lady plumber. For I Shall ot Pass KAREN SUE SHERCK orange again. . . . that really bugs me! . . . Most improved junior . . . men, who needs them? . . . fast talker . . . collects empty cans? . . . JO ANN SIERER Josef.Lilly . . . Giddy up Blue Boy . . . Crys when she laughs . . . How many cc.'s are there in a banana? . . . JANELLE EVON STAUFFER Nelle . . . procrastinator . . . Shoaff Park! . . . Miller Abbott tube? . . . Steve likes curls . . . I take mine with cream soda. BRENDA HAGGERTY TOMSON roomie . . . our very own house . . . earlytobed. . .ma.rried. . . quiet . . . 26 51 Hi, I'm a very energetic student nurse advertising a new tasty drink that comes in a camouflaged pop bottle! ! This Way gain. PATRICIA ANN YODER Really . . . weekends home . . . Spaghetti Supper . . . my lands! . . . That test was hard! . . . three years with Rose . . . ll ROSANNA YODER Oh, no . . . Spaghetti chief . . . Surgery! . . . l wish I'd studied! . . . No, Patsy is not my sister! . . Chemistry! . . . Q SS Q A 91 Man in the hall? KAY ANN ZIGLER K . . . But it's so long! . . . loves Tony the Tiger . . . Blondes have more fun . . . married 17 hours after graduation! . . . 27 H R ig jf Sb? gyi QA ggi X W if , J WJ A my X MJ J , Y A41 is W bgicf WZ 2 X WL? QW fa M A0 QcJLfdW6Lff4,CfL1QU 76? '53ii4 5Q M21 w Www QE KEWW up ,iff . N my i aw Q! Q 1,QrmOvL1,159f V X J X WM Nw My X N5 NQX QQ ZIWMXZI Q iii vi X, 224 xi QW -Aww fl yn WW Q4 at x My ,gag gyda? gdf y GM! k r Grab 2 E f E Mi - wk Xgb So 'J ix WL W TUIxllEll? W '-if Q 00 inf RZ gy H7 'E .-.2 X X-: A R- fm Y if The Junior Class officers for 1969-70 CLeft to rightl: Secretary, Laura Bridgesg Treasurer, jan Stetlerg President Claudia Leggeg First V.P., Kathy Springerg Second V.P., Maureen Surdez. juniors at last! All forty -eight of us breathed a sigh of relief when we claimed the honor of possessing two little black stripes to adorn our caps. It was not an easy road though, as we had hoped. We met up with new trials and tribulations. But with vigor and enthusiasm, We gained the almost Impossible Dream. Little sisses started our year out with a bang! After that we were kept busy when We cleaned the yard, sold P.V. mugs, had car washes, and then another yard cleaning job. Our goal--to give our Wonderful Big Sisses a banquet worth remembering. Out of a Dream was our final product, and it proved to be just that--out of a dream. Yes, 1970 was a year well-worth remembering!! And what lies just around the corner? Our SENIOR STRIPES, of course!! 30 We Worked ev -f - Q Barbara Ault Catherine Beers Luda Berko Laura Bridges 2 'f X! fn jacalyn Brock Pamala Byrum Candace Carnahan Shirley Carnahan Cheryl Carr Deborah DeVaney Lynette Eaton Geraldine Eichorn Moving in or out? Our big sis--little sis picnic. 31 P Charlotte Elam Bonnie Faller Janis Fast Sharon Geiger Cathy Grogg Iudith Hinkle Lynn Horstmeyer Connie Howard nd Achieved X , f 4 . Q 'g What do I do jo Ann jacob Mary Kamrneyer Claudia Legge Dianne Lengacher next? Wall to wall mattress! x H df K1 32 is x iw 1 And t.hen there's Martha! Roses from our beloved little sisses! X A ll 1 3 G ayle Leslie Rita Lewis Rebecca N1cC1eary janet Madden Barbara Mayes Sharon Miller Cheryle Newcomb Rita Rohrs Barbara Rowe Nancy Seibert Martha Smith Kathy Springer ur Impossible Dreamn jan Stetler Jeanette Stevenson Donelle Strand Sherry Strong Barbara Stuersel Maureen Surdez Marilyn Swain Nancy Waltz Nila Watson Kathleene Webb Leslie Wilcox Linda Yoder 2 f What's the occasion girls ? FEESHME 10 Q W fix 531.4 Q 'gn KX If ' INN M Q 'U f C , f- YZF I' x' y J I x I XXX-. Q 5 , x S , . 4 s E S wir ' The Freshman Class officers for 1969-70 CSTANDING--left to rightj: Treasurer, Susan Kraemerg Secretary Nancy Flannery QSITTINGJ: First V.P., Amy Bragaloneg President, Kathi Careins. September 2, 1969, meant a beginning to us . . . new friends, ex- periences, and troubles, frustrations, laughter, pride, and a long hard pull toward a white cap. Our first five months were typified by chemistry write -ups, lab practicals, hours of quizzing, and advice from upperclassmen. Soon came our first very special Christmas at Parkview. Finals followed close on Santa's heels and before we knew it we were singing off the hours before capping. Friday, February 13, turned out to be our lucky day as 61 of us were awarded our caps. We lit our candles with shaking hands and tears before proud families, friends, and big sisses. Spring arrived and our spaghetti supper not only strengthened our treasury, but also created memories for years to come including too many people and not enough food. The transition of 61 girls of varied ages, backgrounds, families and ideas into the class of 1972 has not been an easy one, but one we feel we can say with pride that we accomplished. 36 ,lam session in the FEC FOOITI. There must be an easier way to get to the top! Probles and Purdue Went Hand IH Hand Kathy Baker Beverly Barr Deborah Becht Cathy Bedwell Cheryl Bender Teresa Betts N ancy Borkhol der Amy Bragalone Kathi Careins Diana Case Kathy Clark Cheryl Conwell Freeda Cook Thelma Crisp Rose Crossgrove Beverly Davis 1 ff 'V ' X -. , N li i - -X A 1, 'w-' - , X rf f . YJ ii Carolyn DeLong Becky Donat Linda Dunlap Nancy Flanary 3 I Iiilflfd 3B':f?L'lW12 A ' . : Chris Frost Sharyn Giessler Sherrie Gullion Donna Hanenkratt It can't be all that bad, Help! I'm a prisoner in a school ot Cleanliness--but nine taking a can it? nursing! bath together! ! 1 38 C41 Donna I-Iawbaker Patricia Hilt Kathy Imbrock Judy Jeffery J , Patsy jones jane Kilgore Susie Kraemer Connie Lambert I i x ,fa VX1' if Src' 3 X f 1 Capping Was the First Coal CaPPi1'1S is 3-IIIIOSI here. It's more fun on the chairs, isn't it. Susie Longardner Sharol Longyear Charlene McKowen Mary Maassel x '1 . 4, gi 39 Here,s to the Freshmen Penny Malston Eleanor Mathew Sandy Mott Jacqueline Mowrer Mary Newman Nancy Northrup Karen Parson Colleen Pflieger 1 Judy Ramer Karen Rogers Rachel Schlatter Luanne Selking X Q t V ills The Numbers display the Victory sign after winning the NCF Expect the unexpected on the night before volleyball championship. capping. L 4 5 40 c 4 Bonnie Shaffer Carol Sills Bonnie Sloderbeck Dawn Snider Barbara Spicer Shari Stager joan Stuckey Connie Stultz Joanne Taggert Pamela Unger Betty Wenger Lana Williams Caro line Ze ltwanger x , I Little LeMans ll . .X .. The LeMans Festival at St. Fran cis distinctly knew the Parkview girls were there. In the Girl's Little LeMans Tricycle Race, Parkview won three of the four trophies. First place trophies in the pit stop decoration of a French playhouse, and the race itself with a traveling trophy for most points accumulated were awarded to the student nurses . The only trophy not won was for unique uniforms which was awarded to St. Francis . The Winners X505 h 7-.1-t Us IX I ' 2 2-'-ff .X V '1 X F A 5 K I xi if A f 5 ' U f V -4 ' f- .., 'X v1g11-if 1 jo JK X I I ,. f' 1' X-iQ EJ Lf? f ffl! ii Wil If I' ff' , 9 f' , ,. . Y 1 9 . i ff Y, 1 'H ,r qi Lg Probies Arrive! E Mark Slen, hospital administrator, talks shop with the new probies at a tea given in their honor September 2, 1969, brought 74 new girls to Parkview, all with stars in their eyes, and dreams in their heads . Before long, they were part of a new scene . Each day brought new experiences and memories that would last a lifetime . For the Juniors, the fall of 1969 meant the responsibility of little sisses , rotations, the junior slump , and only one course a semester at Purdue. The 39 returning Seniors welcomed the new term gladly. For them it was the beginning of the end of their training. Within a few short months they would be graduate nurses . 44 Halloween Fun Contest winners were Qleft to rightl: Sheila Downey, jan Stetler, Claudia Legge, and Shari Stager. The ghosts in the background are the faculty. Spooks, goblins, a scavenger hunt, prizes ,L and surprises , , , all were part of the hal- , loween party held in October. An ugliest V, man contest was held between the classes ,Eg with Maureen Surdez the Victor. Maureen, ,i a junior, is shown at right in her prize-win- V ning costume, An autopsy was performed on Mary Chase, a deceased S,N, who was just plain over- worked, The fun-filled evening was cli- maxed by a scavenger hunt. 45 At Yuletime, the Park- view girls were anx- iously awaiting the Doctor's Banquet at English Hall. Marie Kolter and Reverend Morris greeted each guest attending the feast. A coat check was nearby with the Junior Class in charge. The picturesque decorations fascinated each guest as well as did the well planned entertainment. A feast was planned with many beautiful and tasty dishes served. Christmas 1969 was one to be remembered by both doctors and student nurses alike. Christmas Spirit Filled All Hearts Members of the nativity skit QSTANDING--left to rightj: Gae Lehman, Rose Yoder, Myrna Hoke, Marilyn Dur ham, and Beth Jerome. CSITTINGQ: Carol Lansdowne, jan I-Iamblen, Kay Morhart, joan Fegley, and Judy Neuhau SET. -.I . .4 jan Stetler, Lynn Horstrneyer, and Luda Berko assist A1 Fogel at the coat check. The dorm Christmas party was a memorable event to all. The Sen- iors presented a heart -warming nativity skit with alternations in Christmas songs. The trimming of the dorm tree was a large event in the evening. The Seniors strung lights, juniors and Fresh- men attached ornaments, and the faculty adorned the tree with tin- sel. A snack followed Santa Claus, who rewarded all the good, little student nurses. The Sweetheart Ball- A Dance To Remember February is the month for Valentines-- and at Parkview it meant a very special dance. Both students and hospital per- sonnel enjoyed a delightful evening with music provided by the Sounds Unlimited This was the first year that a semi-for- mal dance was held, and it will be a memorable event for many people. Red Cross and Nursettes- All in a Day's Work -1 A-4 It is better to give than to re- ceive. With that in mind, a num- ber of the Class of 1970 donated their time and blood to the Ameri can Red Cross, The school is proud of the many students who contrib- uted to the blood donation for Parkview. Pictured is the large group of Seniors who took time from their activities to donate blood. lt was a very worthwhile 4 cause, The facilities of the new library offers many advantages to the student nurse, Above, Nila Watson shows some of the available reference material' to interested Nursettes. just one of the many projects sponsored by the school was a party held in April for the Nursettes from the hospital. This party gave these high school girls rn. an opportunity to look over the school of ' nursing and ask questions concerning E- the program offered. It was an informa- tive and fun evening for all who attended. Freshman, Judy Rarner, shows off the new first floor room which was recently completed, The Nursettes were very impressed! 49 H0ut of a Dreamv I' .. 33,2 , we S-5 Student nurses and dates enjoying food and festivities. Out of a dream was the theme of the jr. -Sr. Banquet held at the Old Gas House. This event was unique in decoration with silhouettes of each senior student. Each girl looked like a princess in her formal and flowers with her beaming escort who was proud to be her date . Dinner followed by entertainment from the Changing Season and Mr. R . Nelson Snider . Caludia Legge presented the program as Sheila Downey verbally thanked the juniors for their fine accomplishment. Alice Mosier, yearbook editor, and Kathy Springer, assistant, then dedicated the 1970 yearbook to Mrs. Alexander, a past year instructor in sur- gery. Hearts were touched and warmed with this award being presented to such a kind friend and instructor. 50 Mrs, Alexander receives award from Alice Mosier, . Graduation On May 29, 1970, the 39 senior students graduated after completing three years of training. Each girl received a dozen red roses, a diploma, and a Parkview if pin. Smiles glowed on each face with It ' teams of joy in many eyes. Families V r watched with approval as did each lower J -i', S classman and little sis . During the ' A evening ceremony, Patsy Yoder was awarded the Alumni Award for academic achievement, and Rose Yoder was pre- sented the Marie Kolter Award for the student who best exhibits self-forget- fulness . Earlier in the day, Beth Jerome was the recipient of the Adena Carney Award for special care nursing of newborns, and Jo Ann Sierer was awarded the Mental Health Award for X outstanding ability in psychiatric nurs- ing. -Y: . 1 I' L l Left to right: E, Jerome, R. Yoder, Miss Kolter, P. Yoder, and I. Sierer LAMP SPONSORS, 1970 A to Z Rental Center E. Wade Adams, M.D., and David J. Steig- meyer, M.D. Nevin E. Aiken, M.D., Arthur F. Aiken, M.D. Stephen H. Glassley, M.D. Allen Dairy Products, Inc . Ernest Anderson, M.D. Garland D. Anderson, M.D. Audio Electronics Joseph H. Baltes, M.D. Jeraldine C. Baumgartner, M.D. Ralph H. Beams, M.D. Drs. Beierlein, Rousseau and Knight james A. Bixler, M.D. Donald A. Bollheimer, M.D. Robert J. Braunlin, M.D. Brentwood Plant, Sherwood Medical Industries Inc. Brink and Erb, Inc. Dr. Robert Brosius Drs. Brucker and Hull Dr. and Mrs. Franklin A. Bryan George D. Buckner, M.D. Chalfant -Perry -Klaehn Funeral Home, Inc. Alan R. Chambers, M.D. Chemetron Corporation, National Cylinder Gas Division Clippinger Studio Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Con- nelly Dr. Richard D. Connelly Craftsman Lithograph, Inc. Customcraft, Inc. Fred W. Dahling, M.D. Dean D. Dauscher, M.D., and Alan D. Richards, M.D. Sponsors Dix-Kelly Electric Com- pany, Inc. DuBois Chemicals--Harry Teague R, W, Emme, M.D. Executone of Fort Wayne, Inc . john S. Farquhar, M.D. Fisher Bros. Paper Co. Fort Wayne Anesthesiolo- gists, Inc. Fort Wayne Radiology As- sociation Fort Wayne Surgical As - sociation, Inc. Thomas D. Foy, M.D. N. H. Gladstone, M.D. Robert F. Green, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Jack Gum- bert Hagerman Construction Corp , Drs . Haley and Bahr Hall's Catering Service George M. Hamilton, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Har- less E. Harper and Son Funeral Home Dr. A. M. Hasewinkle Warren C. Hastings, M.D. Russell E. Havens, M.D. Frederic A. Helmer, M.D. Donald M. Hickman, M.D. Robert L. Hillery, M.D. Richard E. Hipskind, M.D. E. M. Hoetzer, M.D. Paul R. Hosler, Inc. Howard Camera and Gift Shops Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Howe Huser Paul Company, Inc. Quality Foods, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. John D. Reed Remington Rand Office Systems joseph H. Richardson, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Walter J. Rissing Schering Corp., Max Robison Robert P. Schloss, M.D. Scott Bakery Inc. Shrex of Fort Wayne Alan W. Sidel, M.D. James P. Sidell, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. C. Curtis Smith Louis Smith, Superior Business Forms, Inc. Drs. Snyderman, Bergen- dahl and Gififin Drs. Richard C. Stauffer, Robert F. Kimbrough and Luman W. Bromley Dr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Stumpf Dr. R. E. Sullivan Urology Associates, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Reynolds W. Wade Drs. Ward and Scudder Watters Studio Wayne Pharmacal Supply Co., Inc. C. L. Tip Welker Alfred A. Wick, M.D. E. Wierzalis, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Elmer S. Zweig A Friend George W. lrmscher, M.D. Kenneth F. Isenogle, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston Richard B. Iuergens , M . D . W. T. jurgensen, M.D., and R. G. Stanley, M.D. julian R. Kaufman, M.D. Richard N. Kent, M.D. Byron Kilgore, M.D. Klaehn Funeral Home William A. Kleifgen, M.D. Drs. Ronald G. Kleopfer, John W. Lee, Paul A. Reszel and Steven R. Glock Korte Paper Company George G. Lenk, M.D. Lincoln Printing Corp. Dr. Richard E. Mann Drs. Manning and Donesa john W. McCallister, M.D. McMahon Paper Co., Inc. james R. Mensch, M.D. Samuel R. Mercer, M.D. Herman A. Meyer, M.D. T. O. Meyer, M.D. S. C. Michaelis, M.D. Midwest Chemical Co., lnc. H. 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