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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1971 volume:

L . ' - no 'f Fi Ha B.. I L3 a, .if . F I I, .A La fd 4 i G ,P I, ' 4 . in fy if 3 1 1 Y 4 1 1 f + 4 1 -K 1 , , A - ! ' 1 N 1 I I 1 A V 4 .., :V -4 'av i - 'f 1 ,x . . A+ ff , . ra 1' 'J A W . - - 432 ' . fr . ..i 1 ,Q-,-T... 4. Q ,FI .lil 4 , -gtk x L h Y I-I ,I .,, if Y - iii. PARKVIEW METHODIST SCHOOL OF NURSING 7' , . R' . .LI -, , THE LAMP rioQxEt,TljiQ Q 557- . ft , -5? J! '23 -Q43 'fi ffl Eggs 'ff' fe C73 B41 lil?-fa is Q QC. Y-gf iiztl fix f X fre gt 'if X iff? -.R xxjie fi, F Q-,al-J 'P' '-5'-' Of S+S' A ff RMS? Editor . . . . . . Assistant Editor Business Manager Senior Editor junior Edit Freshman Edit Artwork , Advisor wx C9 . . Kathy Springe Charlene McKowen . . . . Kathy Webb Judi l-linkle Becky McC1ea1'y Rita Rohrs . . . Iacki Mowrer Linda Dunlap . Liz Newell Lori Stanley Sue Ellsworth . . . . Nila Watson jacki Brock . . . . Mrs, jane Ervin The 1971 LAMP Staff and Student Body of Parkview Methodist School of Nursing wish to dedicate the 1971 edition of the LAMP to Lulu Lehman, housemother and friend. Mrs. Lehman has been with the student nurses for 20 years, her first year be- ing at the old Methodist Hospital. Many years have passed but Mrs. Lehman's devotion to her work and girls has kept her busy. When Mrs. Lehman sits at the housemother's desk, she always has a hi for every individualwho enters the lobby. You will be missed Mrs. Lehman, you are really great and make a great mother away from home . frightj lvlrs. Lehman at her desk. IN DEDI CA TI ON 0,-. in 2 I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. 3 NI GH TIN GALE PLEDGE I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully . 3 35 td owl ,X , :'k , X: v , Q x . . e Q fic 3 i A-I Iwill do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. 4 FN 3 N 'lik 4 ,JH .n M4 ,o u u 1, n mn., vinlvfi th-llfu. qi, hun.: uhm' n, do 9 .- as Y +, K . r' - ,Nm 33 ful I S, PARKVIEWI A school of nursing of people shifting, changing, coming, and going. - -We wondered what would make this year . --riots, pickets, campuses, sometimes trying to --ignore the political and so- cial gloom that - -stifled the outside world and seemed to have crept - -into our city. - -Headlines - - --Our moods changed from illusions to --laughter and friendship --to love and togetherness --with the back and forth, up and down of daily life . --From other classmates, faculty, doctors, nurses, and friends, - -We learned new tensions and new harmonies --sensing this year was a part of our search for truth. --Helping others is wonderful. Qrightzj Miss Marie Kolter, Director of Nursing, is first lady of Parkview . She is always a person of dignity, understanding and helpfulness. Mr. Mark Slen, Parkview Administrator, is con- stantly cooperating with students, faculty, and hospital to better the student opportunities and relations with the outside world. ADMINISTRA TIUN STAFF X 1' fl SAM 7:-fs f 3' -ne' .K-f ' .-XS fabovej Director of Nursing Education, Mrs. Dorothy Craig, is a lady of unique ability. Many appointments, discussions, and convocations were part of her end- less search forbetterment of the school. Accreditation was a major accomplish- ment this ye ar. fleftzj STANDING, Patricia Kuhs, co- ordinator of Fundamentals of Nursing, and Susanne Tarr, coordinator of Med- ical-Surgical Nursing, worked together in correlating and applying freshman with junior year. CONSULTANTS frightq jane Ervin, librarian, is always busy with faculty and students' demands. She briefs all material entering the library for a basic knowledge of the literature available. flower leftzj The housemothers, Lulu Lehman, Florence Powell, and Edna Davison were mothers away from home . They will be life long friends to all the girls. flower rightzj Esther Mossburg, director of Health Service, aided Drs. Alvin Haley and Richard juergens in keeping each Student in good health. 'QX W l-as...., JZ? . ,A f 'Ez' ,Q , ,f - -f 1'5 X x K X X SX w X Q A Xxv. gk X x X X ..x, . SENIOR INSTRUCTOR Besides grading papers and preparing for accreditation, instructors found time and ideas which turned into major happenings-- volleyball, parties, and friendship. N15 .. I 1 fupper left:j Violet Baker and Florence Carlson, directed seniors in the labor and delivery, special care and new born nurseries, and post partum areas. fupper rightcj Lorene Stichter, Pediatric instructor, is a warm in- spiration and friend to the children, staff, and students. fleftxy Barbara Ross, Professional Adjustment instructor, and Vir- ginia juillerat, instructor of Psychiatric nursing, aided each patient in finding himself, accepting his condition and cooperating with the staff. 9 NS TR U C TOR -FRIENDS OF frightj: Cynthiann Miller, GI-GU instructor and Karen Yoder, Endocrine and Integurnentary system instructor were often found consulting with students on improving nursing care and meeting of basic pa- tient needs. Qlowersj Kay Betz, Margaret Hathaway, and Marilyn Rosswurrn are instructors of the fundamentals nursing. Such procedures as dressing changes were demon- strated to the students. f W .0 MA, ,A S,:v o Q, .N I NS, wissmfffs N ,yr -k ss '-+ , , -A ' Q, x WI, ' f 1232 03224 6859 R TUDENTS 'G-f? 9' g I. I fupperzy Mary Maby, Cardiovascular and Hematology instructor, and johanne Dion, instructor of EENT S R, assisted Shari Stager, junior, in checking her morning medications. This was abasic Step of junior year in lmow- ing basic information of each drug admin- istered to a patient. fleftzy Florence Osterhout, Operating and Recovery Room instructor, and Joyce Smith, instructor of Musculo-skeletal and Neuro- logical systems, demonstrated team work of the recovery room nurse and floor nurse. ECRETARIE Qrightj Mrs. Loreine Godfrey is the secretary to the Di- rector of Nursing, Mrs. Dorothy Craig. She is busy with students and faculty appointments besides her many other duties. fbelowj Mrs. Gertrude Weber is the secretary for the faculty. Her desk in the main lobby area is alwaysa greeting to the students and faculty, sfbl 617' Q5 ' ' 755' 5.31: -1 Q ju -2' .Ns N .. All ,gi rw, l3 OUR HERO The 1971 graduating senior class of Park- view-Methodist School of Nursingwish to ded- icate the senior section of the 1971 LAMP to Mr . Al Fogel. Mr . Fogel, engineer at Park- view Hospital, is a friend to each senior. From freshman year to junior year as junior yardmen and receiving the first Yardbirds' Award, our class always smiled and said hi Mr . Feagel as they passed that special of- fice. Doing small favors as playing Santa Claus at the Pediatric's Christmas Party, Al is always ready to aid the hospital and his friends . We love you Mr . Feagel, Oh yes we do! fabovey junior yardbirds with lvlr. Fogel directing frightj Mr. Fogel in his office . B., ,.,,-1 1 . J , ...ss . 'gmssg . ,luv c ,:.I u -I I Q -pf .rx '. J' , . '- ww., 1971 class officers: fleft to rightj BACK ROW3 Lynn I-Iorstmeyer, 2nd VP5 Laura Bridges, secretaryg FRONT ROW3 jan Stet- ler, treasurerg Maureen Surdez, presidentg Cheryle Newcomb, lst VP. ,-N CLASS UF 1971 w iv! JN 1 VY -ati? -009 5 A I5 li- Barbara jean Ault Andrea M. Barnett Catherine Arlene Beers It's up to us now! Faces watch challenging us to come through. We learn the responsibility and leader- ship Helping the sick Teaching the rambunctious . In the dim Weekends people remain, when only a few We live, laugh, Wonder. Housemothers with deep discussions Praying for sun and spring and late hours Together we sing Mob the mailboxes, Some times yawning Sometimes provoked Sometimes inspired. Ludmila Berko Laura Jean Bridges jacalyn Doreen Brock Parnala Kay Byrum Candace Elaine Carnahan ffar rightj Now v did you say I'm ii nursing training ? fimmediate right, ing, our favorite 1: time, hobby, studj break, tension relm etc I xii. if 'sg,? xi 'effigy Jr arf? h , -1-as .anna-db Cheryl Lynn Carr Deborah Sue DeVoe Lynette Kay Eaton E aff: if ft 'wtf ' 1' wr li: 4 Nah' 'fin 1 ,X H I7 J.. ll Geraldine jan Eichorn Bonnie Mae Faller Janis Loretta Fast Class Motto: What we are is God's gift to usp what we become is our gift to God . Class colors: light blue and avocado green Class flower: white rose tipped in light blue Class song: The Impossible Dream Sharon Lynn Geiger Cathy Sue Grogg Judith Ann Hinkle Donelle fStrandJ Holle Lynn Ellen Horstmeyer , 'ws ' '2':'m,.. Q if ills Ia1wayssaid I wanted to be a hunter in- stead of a nurse my friend the jai1bird! xk ui' 4f: ' Www? fi 9165? K5 AX A x '-N-dugg! , M... 'm fy, f 3 fib- Qin 'qv'-f' 'T:'m' I 'N' 1'-1. ll Don't we make reat E tian nurses ? 8 SVP flower leftj A solemn moment, our last Christ mas at PV. MOTIVATION AND DETERMINA TI ON! Connie Lea Howard Mary Ann Kammeyer Shirley A. Kessler Claudia A. Legge Dianne Kay Lengacher Gayle Louise Leslie Rita jane , Longenbaugh Y' 'u': V 1 '?3YE Rebecca Sue Ld, McC1eary - ,QA V:4,.,i, W, f 912.21522 2:E::1E':: 1: fm.. ' ' ' W in ss Wx j:ai?if3?' 1 SQ? 3:11, 1 ' V Q, janet Sue Madden Charlotte Messick Sharon Louise 'NJ' Miller ngf-viv- if--ff frightj A group of senior stu- dent nurses seeing an indus- trial nurse in action at Rea Magnet Wire Company, Inc. R T95 QNX mia .ii 0. QRS ... E liilsl . ,,,.-:,,,:.,,, ., ,, It . V . ,I Nl, ' ' '3 E2-:rig 1:15, 15 '+.-nw 'M giigffx I 2l +- fs- f- ., , .M .x.. - ww..-,wg fabovey A student nurse is on duty 24 hours a day? WE ARE JUS BEGINNING Cheryle Jeanne Newcomb Rita Rae Rohrs Barbara Ann Rowe Nancy jane Seibert Jo Ann Sherman of -.X ,,.f. 4-.W 4 5 ,X '- '- G' 412' I- ' P19--:-ag 1- .. . a 5, 1' Q gzfgv L, ,I 'K , ,r X w 'X M 'UN 'wc'-fbi X . f '-wa fm- I LEADER HIP fupper abovej Who says all PV student nurses have muscles for curves? flowery Now what do you do after you have the shaving lotion on? Martha jean Smith Kathy Sue Springer jan J. Stetler Jeanette Stevenson Sherry Ann Strong Barbara jean Stuersel 9 4' x QM? flu:-J' 1, I 22 ,-4 WE HALL UVERC UM E Qleftj Right on ! WITHOUT END -Janice Blue The sea runs without end sometimes slowly, sometimes swiftly, eternally creating formations and images in the sand It is the same with life. We live, some of us quickly, others with caution, taking time . and the experiences create lines and expressions. and our faces, like the sand, show what happens in our souls. , ,,,u 7' c Maureen Surdez Nila Kay Watson Q Kathleen 'YW' Q' Ann Webb Leslie Wilcox Linda Sue Yoder Melcher 0 28 F 5 -'-- v git- -L - X' .lifted 5--Q .fy ' 3:7 '53 -'alll 1 L . ' Q f 3 f ll . K Ili, r tv 6 1' -r wx. if . :pay ' Q ! ,. - y fQ, I A ,Bl fxfgz. X 7 X .v 911 , l 4 , Q ' 5' 7 V' Y 71 19 L SS C JU IOR CLASS junior Class Officers for 1970-71: fleft to rightj Susie Kraemer, treasurer, later replaced by Brenda I-Ierrg Kathy Clark, lst vice-presidentg S, Stager, presidentg Donna Hawbaker, 2nd vice-presidentg Luanne Selking, secretary. ir? T J' , , fleftj Kathy Cariens and Kathy Baker, pa- ? tient, are showing high school students how and why electrocardiograms are done, av!-ez rf.. Look up, look down, then sit and look around . Watch your roommate talking fw'5 ? on the phone, while wondering where your special someone is . I A , Cf n 1 1' ' Q ' gf 4 1 .W12 '. Q15 QP G' 9 , tgjsp N, D X. Anita Baker Beverly Barr ITHI K wg QP' xv .1 gg 1 v- , M 9' Deborah Becht Cathy Bedwell , - ' '. 'Q - - Q.:-ws: m:Q:v:-was.,-.X fm Q x xx . 1 , 1 s ' - 3 --fl 7 fu.-I is ' Ok, now where'd that doctor go? Y 'Y , 1 j ..,., I X Nancy Burkholder Amy Bragalone Kathi Cariens Diana Case meiff-Kizzisa.s.12::z1z:.-.'::-.g:51::-fr:H1'rvs'sr:,s:L.e:2g:-fzzgz-.-.2 ' ' 5fP551i:::s.,:-, .....,.. v -5251351225553a5gsg5,:g2,:1L::gz1s::gg :iff 37 , f y - I- . x . A 'V' s frfix ' ,? ' v ' x 9 , 'y x Kathleen Clark Cheryl Conwell Freeda Cook af- Q-X l x Aj , Thelma Crisp Carolyn DeLong Miss PV, Class of '72, Studying really gets to-you, right Carolyn, what are you doing behind Brenda? the couch? THEREFORE I AM AQQE J 1 , , an To .H , SPV' , 'ff ' Wy 2 ' fy ff Q s Rebecca Donat Sally Dunham Tired of nursing school life, juniors? Linda Dunlap Betty Edgar 911151- 3,54 '.,' xsn, A y Q., . M- .n f N wif' V w. Q' Nancy Flanary Christine Gard Have a peace on us, Luanne! Karen Gerdom Sharyn Giessler l t 2-Q. 1 1 '-'-.', . Y a uw -.Y .- ' L l refs -. 'Nl -3 '- 31, e W NY V NW A- V V Y fy Sherrie Gullion Donna Hanenkratt Rachel Harman Donna Hawbaker Brenda Herr Birthdays can Be careful Cheryl, you really blow 27 can't afford to lose your mind. your shirt. I BELIEVE , 'A ' wi QV' W H .. ,X E i , , 5 gig 0, 1 'fo Ev' as ' ' F ' fir' 4-NW ' 4 vb. 1 I l,!1, x a .,, p 'T Q 1 ' ' in .rv I 4 Patricia Hilt Judith Jeffery Patsy jones Connie Lambert Cheryl Lolrnaugh Susan Longardner in 69 See what training can do to innocent It takes a lot to be a nurse, Laura girls? al 2+ fs-fe on E of A., -.- . .f x 4 Q, E Q4 in 'ea 5 21-C ,Q , 1 Q 1 , j x ' J yx Sharol Longyear Charlene McKowen Mary Maassel Penny Ma1StOn Judith Martin Eleanor Mathew Who's private nurse did you say you were? Tell us all about it, Lu. , ' ' Y '- ' THEREFORE ' I DO 78 - 5 ,- U G' wg ,X X- vf J,-px Q if 1 N . sv Y xx Sandra Mott Jacqueline Mowrer - sw - .:. .ai , .. 7 N Q3 I-w ' vm, c ?v NM X X . j Luanne Selking joan Short Laura Spitnale Sharyl Stager lg.. W '-4' ffrfzuj: It's 11 a,m.does Mrs, D, know where her children are? X x i u FNS,-f f 3: 5, Q rg- e.y 1 'ix Q kj-s. l J Colleen Pflieger Rose Rupp How do you all like your pancakes? ga-Q, Caroline Zeltwanger flefty I don't want a cold shower! frighty Welcome to the wonderful world of raids! 29 X , v-.,..., -fa' 'x Carol Sills Bonnie Sloderbeck Q-'Shi Joanne Taggart Pamela Unger sh UNI ORS- THE G O! fupper rightj D. Hawbaker and E. Mathew rake leaves on the hospital grounds as a class project. QrightjN, F1anary,j, Jeffery, S, Stager, S. Giessler and B. Sloderbeck helped with the coat check at Christmas to help with class activities, fbe1owJC. Pflieger shows x-rays of the GI-GU system to two prospective stu- dents during the open house, sp. .5 FRE HMA CLASS Freshman Class Officers for 1970-71 QBACK ROW, left to rightJVickiHa1-wood, presidentg Vicki Marcellus, 2nd vice-pres identg Carolyn Sandefur, treasurer. QFRONT ROWJ Wanda Turner, 1st vice-presidentg Karen Young, secretary, 31 fabovej The night before capping. fmiddlej Is this what nursing life is all about? fbelowj Our friendly dorm garbage disposal! as Rosemary Bailey Peggy Bair Linda Berg Jac que Blackburn Gayle Bliss Susan Brown Phyllis Brudi Karen Burkhart Kathleen Clark Pamela Clemens Gail Clinton Sandra Duley Q. Gi f. -5, K N I S. , if 4' - . i A .ms NCES? is N Q Q55 , Q X ' 5 5 43 V ' 41 ' ' i C I + V V ' ' is , if v . ,. ' x G 1' f. ,g a f..,.,.ff - f. Er N. we ::-:i:w -- - nfl'-If -. 1 X A , '. xixsz ,- .. ' v1+.s::x'. V ' v 'Q xi E' t ,N as ,P , 9 , J' i Q . fini , ' .96 1 A A 4. Tw h, fx x if as if ' -ff-. V K 7: 3- - V- -3 3 ,- :a::.::f Q 2 , 9' Y vs ,N Susan Ellsworth Karen Fallis Gloria Fritz Linda Garrard Sandra Glassburn Cheryl Haggard Meredith , ,, ,,,. tt. 5 slew sq :N K' ef 1 .M Fi . - vj, ' y J X , AM N . my A x if Vi 0. Q '- ' i- v:v,-14 1.55 -I -155525 -1vxvn.1'S9b1Q'b cv:?21:ffrf 1 ' W IEN-'Q-SQNQYX:-.:,k:4::- ta ., ' S0 i Ni: t Q Wu - as Q3 ii c ' ' ' f X, .q,-. ' Sf, ,q 'fi' 7 I iw Iwi- Harrier Karen Hartman Vicki Harwood Sara Heater Sherry Hemenway Deborah Herberger I Qabove lefty The rolling skating champ, fabove rightj Chicken fat. fleftj Did you ever try walking with stools on your feet? fright, I'm sure glad I'm not isolation linen! 33 'qua-an--H W, r-,un ' 1 'vpn N , Fifi. Mmm mv- X If . 'WUALS 4. .gem ,r' pgs-n gn ,Q :S t Qabove lefty Wanda takes her work seriously, fabove rightj Friendly interior decorators brighten our lives, frightj W'hy live in your rooms, the hall is bet- ter, 5-'s-'-14:1 v ,V x .1- QFIRST ROWJ Georgia I-lurraw Barbara johnson Carolyn jones jacquelyn jones Anne Keilman Bonnie Kirkpatrick CSECOND ROWy Nancy Koldewey Arlene Maddox Vicki Marcellus Linda Matthews Carolyn Morrison Cindy New -r- ac.. 1 1.. 4'v-?'2e:7- , . ,.,. e. vs 1 X 4 N u. arab . ,W, N, fliizff N.-N , N Kd 4f ? f--Q ab 4 , f-5 eo, NN Xe M, ss? 4.,-11? 3 1'-ff' 1. 'lf' 'N'-9 Elizabeth Newell Kathryn Nigh jackie Pence Lenda Proxmire Cheryl Romine Barbara Ross Carolyn Sandefur Judy Savage jackie comes through again, I r im. I Linda Shew Nila Shockley Constance Smith D Susan Smith Loreen, Stanley if J' Q Twig SU-fe has 9' hard time Seeing- Always time for that Special One. qwwsli Big Sisses and Little Sisses like to visit the Seniors, My tongue's bigger than your tongue. A Christmas Party with all the Sisses, Carol Strong Bonnie Studebaker Jac queline Sutton Sandra Thieme Wanda Turne r Virginia Veldhuizen Ruth Yoc om Nancy Yoder Karen Young Linda Zerth Marsha Zimmerman Deborah Zinn 36 w , is 'vo ' 1 Nr ,. E '- 'ji 14 2, Q X f, emi 172 N , P., ci Q .Lx 7 I :Z M S! ! ww Q' R f-- W is A! Wu! 'fi' X , S-.ar XA, Y S:-2-X b--..... J 'TFP W '7 wx. x A - N Kr 'Q g et , ' its -11Qiif?3f? E3 UR GANIZA TIUNS AND A C TI VI TIES JUDICIARY BOARD RULE t '2a fabovej left to right: STANDING: C. Howard, L. Berl-cog president. THIRD ROW: C. Legge, N. Yoder, R. Harman, S. Strong SECOND ROW: N. Northrup, C. Gregg, N. Seibert. FIRST ROW: L. Garrard, K. Clark. Never ending unplanned meetings, Changing rules , Issuing campuses, Making certain rules and regulations of the school are followed. They met with discussion, understanding and honesty to rule with justice . 38 X X W ixaff I ws T I -,E TUDE TCOU CIL The Student Council, the governing body of students, chosen by classmates to represent them- selves . Student -faculty cooperative government association, led by Sherry Strong, student body president and Mrs . Dorothy Craig, Director of Nursing and voice of the faculty. Monthly meetings, decisions, rules, and changes, planned the first patio dance - - it rained! The Sweetheart Ball-- when your honey saw you at your best . fleftto right, STANDlNG:j fbelowrj C. Carr, N.North- rup, M. Surdez, I. Fast, K. Fallis, L. Garrard, E.Newe11, S. Stager,j. Pence, D.Hanenkratt. KFRONT ROWQ K.. Springer, 1. Brock, C. Beers, R. RohrS,C. McKowen,C. Grogg, B. McC1eary, L. Berko, P. Hilt. fSITTING:j G. Leslie, S. Strong, C. Bedwell, S. Longardner. LQ? 3 , I n ,.,,, . x. ' , V, V 5 ,T W: QM I-w W URSES' CHRI TIA FELLUW HIP ' ffw R wr r . -. i. J, I., ,, , , 1. el L P l Eb- 1 I S' all - X 1.55.1-I i I Y I, 53, , 2. 57 I tial.-.' fi , , If .I eff' sw - . mi 5 1 fl? 4 N L NCF197O-71:Q4th ROW, left to rightj R. Harman, K, Cariens, C, Strong, C. Haggard, C. Sandefur, C. jones, P, Unger, K Fallis, L, Proxmire, 13rd ROWJK, Nigh, B, Faller, 1, Fast, G, Clinton, V. Marcellus, B, Mayes, L. Matthews, N. Koldeway V. I-Iarwood,f2nd ROW! K. Springer, R. Yocom, V. Veldhuizen, L. Yoder, N. Shockley, D. Hawbaker, C. Grogg C. Con- well. fist ROW, S. Strong, L, Eaton, D. Zinn, S, Smith, P. Clemens, J. Taggart, N. Borkholder, D, Herberger, 1 a. I 159' r frightj One of the Bible Study groups. ,kg K in ZX Searching to find ourselves Some of us gathered in little Talking, listening, watching , , , managing to pray, 3 id Xl H 5 : , if ..,i 1 N 7. , A R S li A .. n ' I groups to find God's commands, ,, X , 7 . A - , Q., unn-n-aa-n--.-.- CHO UL CHOIR 1970-71 PV Choir: QSECOND Rowy B. Studebaker, M. Su Shockley. Director QTHIRD ROW, left to rightj S. Duley, P, Clemens, D, Zinn, M, Maassel, j. Taggart, D, Herberger Faller, P. Brudi, L. Matthews, C. Conwell, R. Yocom, C, Sandefur, L. Proxmire, QFIRST ROWJ B rdez, j. Fast, N, Northrup, S. Stager, B. Iohnson, V. Veldhuizen, G. Clinton, V. Harwood, K. Fallis, N is Mr. I. Clouser. Expressing the otherwise inexpressible, It is all, somehow, a form of singing. They learned to feel through actions and deeds, surprising themselves . 41 GROUPS N THE GO Interaction of mind with matter, students with instructors, organizations with future occupation, schedules, books, clinical duty, all-nighters, care studies, hanging in there and still doing your own thing. IANS: flowerzj FIRST ROW: left to right: K. Springer, B. Mc Cleary, l.. Stanley, C. Beers. SECOND ROW: N. Watson M. Surdez,cor1'esponding secretary, A. Kammeyer, record ing secretary, I. Brock, president, K. Webb, first vice president, R. Rohrs, I.. Wilcox. TI-HRD ROW: M. Smith S. Duley, C. McKowen, G. Leslie, I. Hinkle, C. Grogg, B Rowe . 13 f-W I ff? -. at lm rl l 0.1 IANS or Indiana Association of Nursing Students, the LAMP staff, and The Ole English journal staff were constantly in motion with meeting, progirarns, and deadlines. Qaboveq the LAlwfP staff: on the floor: left to right: I. Hinkle, L. Newell, S. Ellsworth, I.. Stanley, L. Dunlap. SITTING: I. Mowrer, I.. Spitnale, C. Mc- Kowen, assistant editorg K. Springer, editor, K. Webb, B. McCleary, J. Brock, C. Beers, R. Rohrs, N. Watson. fleft:j the journal staff: FRONT ROW: left to right: N.Watson, I.. Stanley, B.McC1eary, editorg C. Legge, D. Hawbaker, assistant editor. SECOND ROW: S. Hemenway, S. Ellsworth, C. Sandefur. A C TI VI TIES NXQKQ xxx?-ax. 2r- E3- fa' . M ', ' 1 - . 1 i , 44 K PR OBIES ARRI VE ! Many girls appeared excited when the first day of the 1970-71 school year began. New faces, ideas, and mannerisms ap- peared as well as old friends, and classmates. This day in- cluded striping for the juniors and seniors as well as probie arrival. The first few days in- cluded teas and meetings of the faculty at Purdue and the school. Mr . Paul Guy livened up the beginning of the year with a demonstration of the fire ex- tinguishers and escapes . RAID! ON YUUR NUSESI i f 'H---f7- -W... ., 4 - , 1' ' ' ' W W--M.,g,,,,4, 1. f . The first night back at the dorm, raid, on your noses, all this was a common scream. However, many smiling faces greeted the girls who were lonely for their friends . l in fabovejThe big sis-little sis picnic was an important event when all the girls could get to know t.he new , probies better, ' frighti Oh here's to the Seniors who are with us tonight! 46 JUNIOR YA RD BIRDS One hand hurting event of the year was when the junior class was lucky enough to clean the hospital grounds . Many patients and visitors smiled as they saw the energetic girls busily mowing lawn, trimming bushes, pulling weeds, and raking leaves , The evening was led by Mr . Al Fogel. Of course, the work was hard but rewards were in the future as well as each girl knowing she had helped with keeping Parkview Hos- pital's grounds neat, clean, and well trimmed . O PUMPKIN DAY Ugly nurses, the old woman who lived in a shoe, Cand her brats, tool a baby bottle, a rose, Cannibals, Ruth Buzzy, hippies, and whacky doctors . The clowns, Brownies, and Indians even made their appearance for the annual Halloween party . The neighboring homes were honored by the presence of the students and their scavenger hunt . fupper rightj left to right: G. Leslie, C. Haggard, I.. Gar- rard, and S. Heater won the costume contest. frightj P. Campbell, C. Bedwell, and L. Bridges represented their classes in the ugliest nurse contest. Each was sougly that the contest was tied. fbelowj The parade of students in costume. la.. J A ,,J t f rx. , I V - 'K t i s fl ,. .af K .sw . 2 if ytrjjj ' ' 'E ij ,rs ' gi sm 'fr .4-'V YULET ME The Christmas program pre- sented by the senior class con- sisted of a senior nursing home play with a nativity background . The door decorating contest was another special part of the PV holiday season. All of the girls happily took part in this special season celebration . fabovel right: L. Yoder, STANDING, and L. Eaton were two of the girls to display an outstanding door design. fleftj STANDING: L. Horstmeyer, I. Mad- den,B. Ault. SITTING:L. Berko. These girls made the season a memorable event. A SEAS N TO BE JOLLY fupper leftzj j. Jeffery assisted her classmates in checking coats for the doctors' smorgasbord. fupper rightzj An outstanding part of the Christmas party is the trimming of the tree. The seniors put on the lights, the juniors assisted with bulbs and decorations and the freshmen added their own decorations. The faculty finished the trim with tinsel. fbelow leftzj Santa is a necessary part of every girl's Christmas. fbelow rightzj Seniors really ate up their last Christmas at PV. -.1 'fs-. 50 5135.5 I Fus- HAPPY CAPPING DAY 2 Q Here we are in nurses' training, learning to be a woman and then a nurse finding continuous knowledge prevailing in every corner. Happy Capping Day! Freshmen crying as upper classmates smile Proud parents, The most important day of your life! fabovezj The 1971 capping class. fleftzl Marsha Zimmerman winner of the Marie Kolter Award with Marie Kolter and Dorothy Craig. 51 Since February brings Valentines, the girls at Parkview decided to invite their valentines to a special dance.' This, also, was in celebration of the recent capping of many happy freshmen. The music by The Independence Road made the night an evening of song and memorable event. THE WEE THEAR T BALL Qabove, lefty The people enjoyed the music. Sherry and Dan enjoyed watching others as well as listening to the mu- sic. Freshmen students served the seniors, their guests, and the hospital guests. The Alumni of PV School of Nursing were hostesses to the senior students ata bingo and fondue party, Special recipes were tasted. The bingo party awarded prizes to the lucky winners, Many of the girls were able to become friends or meet others close to PV School of Nursing, Q 1 '-we -Z' fs 'Q .ga-' :if 1v,,:.. - fabovej The winning team. Qrightj We won, we actually won! ,I L were fmiddlej The race with the WOWO air aces fbelowj The last stretch. LITTLE LQMANS Parkview girls once again showed the Fort Wayne community who are the best tricycle riders . The team of freshmen, dressed in multi -colored aprons and chef hats, whizzed past the spectators . After winning the races against the other com- peting girl teams, the lucky PV girls were honored to race the Air Aces from WOWO . The final race was won with ease . Since this was the third year of winning the traveling trophy for greatest total of points, PV was awarded the ownership of the trophy. The French chefs' riding team was certainly excited. 4 ALUMNI BANQUET S The 1971 graduating se- niors were honored at the Alumni Banquet held at the Sheraton Hotel. A cocktail hour plus dinner and speaker were part of the arrange- ments . Mr . R . Nelson Sni- der and wife were honored. The seniors of the graduating class received long stemmed white roses tipped in light blue . The program books and decorations were done in the class colors of avocado green and light blue. Each of the girls was glad to now become a member of the Alumni of Parkview -Methodist School of Nursing Q ld-ml J , ps, fi X . if A -1- . ,V 25: .NIT ,, 5: .F x A I I , , EW Y. Q X 33 ,F l N, xl N N x, 4 , -.gi qv . 'il ,. , W:-P 1 Aq Ax .25 ,Eiga nf. 7 'A Ca . ,Q UA P' ser?- 3 J E 5 , NN THE LA T WEEK NV, ,, 5- 'si--I During the seniors' last week of training, they were honored at a formal banquet by the junior class, The Hospitality Inn was a beautiful site for this happy yet sad occasion. A chapel service the day of graduation served as a beginning of the rest of our lives, SENIUR A T GRAD UA TIUN After three years we stood in complete White, tears in our eyes, and diploma in our hands . We have reached our goalg where do we go from here? frightj left to right: P, Byrum, recipient of the Mental Health Awardg C. Legge, recip- ient of the Adena Carney Award for special care of the newborng Miss Kolterg J, Sherman, honored by the Alumni Award for academic achievernentg and L. Berko, recipient of the Marie Kolter Award for the student who best exhibits self-forgetfulnessu, Qbelowj A luncheon for the soon graduates was held in the English Hall. All supervisors, floor managers, faculty, and administration were in attendance, 1971 LAMP DONA TIONS Dr . A . M . Fichman Dr. and Mrs . J. Phillip Tyndall Edward D . Miller, M .D . Russell E . Havens, M .D . R. W. Emme, M.D. Alfred A. Wick, M .D. Dr . and Mrs . Fred Harless Wayne Schrepferman, M .D . Drs . Rousseau, Knight, and Tyndall R . E . Sullivan, M .D . Robert P . Schloss, M .D . Fred W . Dahling, M .D . joseph H . Richardson, M .D . Dr . and Mrs . Jack Gumbert Drs . Bahr and Haley Dr . and Mrs . joseph P. Fiacable john W . McCa1lister, M .D . Richard E . Mann, M.D . Ralph H . Beams, M .D . R . S . Beights, M.D. Ophthalmological Associates, Inc . Dr . William A . Kleifgen J. P. Sidell, M.D. Robert Brosius, M .D . Richard N . Kent, M .D . Ronald G. Kleopfer, M.D., Paul A. Reszel, M.D., john W. Lee, M.D Steven R . Glock, M .D . Antonio B . Donesa, M .D . john E . Doan, M.D. Herman A . Meyer, M .D . Fort Wayne Surgical Associates, Ind. Dr . and Mrs . Edwin E . Stumpf Dr . and Mrs . John D . Reed james E . Dumas, D .D .S . Drs . Adams and Steigmeyer Dr . George W. Irmscher Harry D . Tunnell, M .D . George D . Buckner, M .D. Garland D . Anderson, M .D . Eugene F. Senseny, M.D. Donald G . Lloyd, D .D.S . Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Hoetzer J. A. Chase, M.D. Merrill W . Rusher, M .D . Donald S . Painter, M .D . Ernest Anderson, M .D . Dr . and Mrs . Walter J. Rissing julian R . Kaufman, M .D . Charles T . Frissell, D .D .S . , M .S . W . T . Jurgensen, M.D. and R . G . Stanley, M.D. Franklin and Virginia Bryan George G . Lenk, M .D . Family Practice, Inc . Kenneth F . Isenogle, M.D. Luman W . Bromley, M .D . D. E. Farling, M.D. 59 Fort Wayne Anesthesiologists, Inc. Donald M . Hickman, M .D . Urology Associates, Inc . Robert P . Lloyd, M .D . Gerald F . Ward, M.D. and james P. Scudder, M.D. J. Paul Gentile, M .D . Dr. and Mrs . Moses S. Safirstein Drs . Brucker and I-lull Fort Wayne Radiology Assn. , Inc . Robert L. Hillery, M.D . Nevin E . Aiken, M .D . , Arthur F . Aiken, M .D., Stephen H . Glassley, M .D. P. S . Medical Associates--jerry L. Stuckey, M .D. and Marvin Priddy, M .D. Richard D . Connelly, M .D . , Inc . Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Howe Rudy A . Kachmann, M .D . 1. K. O'Brian, M.D. Dr. Karl Beierlein Dr . and Mrs . Richard B. juergens Drs. Snyderman, Giffin, Thomas S . C . Michaelis, M .D . Warren C . Hastings, M .D . Dr. and Mrs . Reynolds W. Wade Dr . and Mrs . A . M . Hasewinkle Dr . and Mrs . Thomas Dr . and Mrs . Elmer S. Zweig Dr . Michael Mastrangelo, Dr . Wayne Miller and Dr . August Tomusk joseph H . Baltes, M .D . T. O. Meyer, M.D. john C . Gould, M.D. Robert 1, Braunlin, M .D . Executone of Fort Wayne, Inc . Robert M . Schleinkofer, M .D . Howard Camera and Gift Shops George C . Manning, M .D . G. M. Maldia, M.D. Borg -Warner Health Products, Inc . Drs . Leo and Irma Rumbaugh Gene A. Glosson fBarco Chemical Products Co.J Anonymous Contribution Dr. K. R . Schlademan Dr . and Mrs . J. Edwin Bolander C. 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