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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1975 volume:

,, 4, Qs . I 5 -sf ' X lags If ' nf ,' 7 'fa lf 11 . 1. . ,.,,, ., my 4 .P1'.' B . 1 .vs kt. vfgf'-gl ,.A'f,,. I. .Q J 0 'L9 ad ' . ' J5-uf I. ,-vip 4. I .- T l FV e ,fy VL., I 'Q 'Wu . 1 , , -lwv r l .4 '9 fir Q -finwfua 0 154:-.U THE LAM 19 Parkview-Meth-odist School of Nursing Fort Wayne, Indiana There Exists a Time for All - , N I kit: -. 1.11-Q q'ia'f L A ' - 'ul .' ' I 74 :X , ji 1:5 91' ri xl I bil 2 rkf Things . . a Time for Living 7 x, Z .f 4,5 , .sl - qi s.,.,-gf: f I -or-3 4- ' - ,Lr'i it Mi, ' 'S+-1 Jes -4' In 4:4115-fi-.pl1' bfi! Hag? V ?':.L45'.-F'-' '-ff-Q31 gf .....,...f 5' ix ' 4- 'J A I. Growing, Belonging, Caring. .F F fl X,-A it .I 'fig fl f mv X ,4 '-. ' nf fl - 1 1 f' gia- 4 'bv A TIME FCDR E VE T Big Sisses get in line for serving Little Sisses at the Pre-capping party. Sally Wahl. 'S .AA- ABOVE: Sexy Wendy shows how a Parkview nurse should not look. LEFT: Sue Culler doesn't mind getting her shoes shined by 'N'-'X' .pkg df 1 fn' 'li Big Sisses put noses to the ground in salute to the upcoming Fresh men! l .. I' l V z 1 i Raids are an important part of a Probie's first months. CAPPING SONG The minute we walked in the dorm You could tell we were no longer a Probie. A groovy Freshman! White booties, a starched white dress, WouIdn't you like to know about all the rest? So let me get right to the point. We will wear our cap with pride and dignity. Hey Big Sister! Hey Big Sister! Watcha think of me now l'm capped? Yeah! f 7 A ,fa-,1 Open House guests watch, as Juniors stage EIS an operation. October 19, 1974 was the date of the schooI's annual Open House. This recruit- ing event is open to anyone wishing to learn more about Parkview's School of 1-wk Nursing Program. Students present dis- la s de icting the man to ics learned llvitllin thee three years ollstlldy. The after- R22tr'lf'122f'ff:'ffl:gLZ3L1rf?f,l'f'a ReS l'a y Thempy noon also includes student guided tours through the dorm and hospital. JUNIOR L YARDBIRDS I X :- a x X Y A ' , Q. 5. - -1? f 'L -'f 5' and f. ' fa. 5 Q. ,ICI 'fl' A 2' 'Q t A . while classmate Deb Manor holds it FT. ze. ,, fi A picnic for the hungry workers closed the evening. Juniors look on as Jim and Jack IVIc IVlahon show what they are to do, The annual money-making project for the Junior Yardbirds, occurred this year on Novem- ber 1, 1974. Forty hard working Juniors raked, mowed, and gathered leaves to beautify , the hospital grounds. The Junior Class man- Judy Ceffain fins the bag aged to make two hundred dollars from this pro- ' ject to be used for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. qt-we-L,.:--wx ,, , .. .V .gl-.-. , ' f lf 9'-T1 .-lf, 5, 1 f l . A 4334 vim ' l 1 s ky. , '- V..-.W ' 1 ,. .4 gf. L ' hh' , Q . - 'b :gf 3 A l 3 1 ' B ' f -A SS 1 V ,lk l I, , ' 1' l 5. N f-, :Qi -l ':, fl ,,gf.gii-Im I ' I U . ' . s R' l . ' ' ',- . ? , 13 f'A+,4,,J. U me '5l'f'5f'u 9 Halloween Provides Good Excuse 1 1 i 5 cl 'I ll' xi... 31354 r B E .. at ABOVE: This year's Ugly Doctor-Nurse award went to Juniors K. Jacobson and P. Horne portraying the surgeon and assistant. BELOW: Freshman V. Gillett participated in the spook house. 10 Juniors K. Brown, J. Certain, and P. Sparks were Siamese trip- lets attached at the diaper with their pregnant mother being K. Brown. The Funniest award was given to this group. Halloween night brought a lot of imagina- tion from many people. Halloween songs, bob- bing for apples, and doughnuts and cider were included. The successful evening was ended with a Spook House created by the Freshmen. Q '- I Contestants for the various awards paraded around the room in front of the judges, competing for the prizes. for Parkview Nurses to V3 'x A-.. 'x Q, Pa rty LEFT: In costumes filled with balloons, instructors Kuhs, Irwin, Friend, and Kennedy entertained BELOW' Seniors Nancy Alberts, Lynn Nloore, and Debbie Demerly ' N ,fr 'T .N - V f ., we J 3 K X f X Iv I M V-sv xl ,. seem to be enjoying the evening Lynn won the Prettiest award. I aisle ABOVE: Everyone watches while Peter Irwin gets his chance at bobbing for apples. RIGHT: St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing was represented by the centipede in striped socks. 'Gm' KW' list' ffflifi, we 'Sf-Jill' -1 iw . all What Is a Parkview Christmas? Nw , --.y , Q, Songs . . . Prayer , Fellowship Lx 'J' tO K 3 . N 9. A QR Ha Kr Seniors Lights . . . Christmas Tree ' U 1 1 ix dinner Candlelight . . . Stuffed stomachs Xi, Dirty Linen, Charts, Temps, Care the Hospital Scene S : i 1 I I . A I 1 I Ni - . f ' oi we- ex ie wa e gd, .hi '. . 0 C VW--Q vsfss. ABOVE: After waiting 20 long weeks, the goal 5 is reached--Capping. RIGHT: Jan Love, recipient of the Merit Award, receives congratulations I Afiffgq. fa.- frorn Miss Kolter and Mrs. Craig. On January 10, 1975, 63 proud freshmen received their caps or stripes during the Capping ceremony at the New Haven United Methodist Church. These freshmen successfully com- pleted their first semester at both Parkview and Purdue Extension. The class president, Pam lVlonroe, spoke for the class, and junior Tina Nic- Farren sang the Lord's Prayer. Jan Love received the lVleritAward from administrator, lVlark Slen, for academic achievement and clinical skills. Concluding the evening, was a reception at English Hall. N 14 I4 Capping - Une Step Forward if Z- .5 , X ' ,- as :X-. . il J fz .S ,g, as . aviwtx ABOVE: The instructors manned the reception tables after capping. RIGHT: Jim and Dave congratulate each other on receiving their freshman stripes. deli i- 'ri' x ,.-115 l b 'T' 7 oz Steak Dinner Highlight The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Marriott Inn ball room with VVin Schuler's serving the dinner. Almost 200 people attended and danced to the music of Walden after dinner. The beautiful, warm spring evening of lVlay 2 brought out many couples who will long remember the enjoyable time they had. . I ' l of Junior-Senior Banquet, 1975 .0 V is W fil affffffz fi X x 'tl N Y AA 'm '?lQE w . Fl- fsfif 1 .'N' :::Q:A:1 nic. :il 'nag su The Dorm Life of Parkview 1 u ,. 4 5. i is L xx X., A TIME FOR . ,Q I . - ' N Ffh .- , -' K- .,4 xv. .,- H 'lf ' f'S 4? - Af?-3Q J A . hi: 0 GROUP NCF - Creator of Unity First Row: S, Arthur, S, Griffith, D, Bunch, S. Fields, lVl. Blackburn, V. Fuhrman. Second Row: D, Stoller, T, NIcFarren iAction Group Co-ord,l, N. Good CPres,l, R, Zachrich tPub- licityl, C. Veit fSec.-Treas.l, S. Egley lAction X' 'Va' ABOVE: Action groups meet weekly in the chapel for discussion, BELOW: A get-acquainted picnic was sponsored to welcome the new Probies at the beginning of the year, if li Group Co-ord,l, S, Fivecoate, L, Pavey, Third Row: M, Knapp, R. Hostetler, C. King, S. Feree, C, Fivecoate, C, Freed, L, Weaver, C. Cosgray, D, Moser, S. Thompson, IVI, Jones, P, Allison, Nurses' Christian Fellowship was very active under the leadership of President Naomi Good and sponsors, Karen Ralstin, lVls. Irwin, and lVlrs. Carlson. Speakers and discussions comprised the monthly meetings. The group was active in the Christmas carolling at the VA Hospital and conducted a Holy Week service in the hospital chapel. The movie Rapture was shown and members stayed afterwards for the discussion. -1 .1 77YZ L71 I 1, , . -u B S- ,fEhL 1 ....... 938 mt First Row: A. Sebert, D, Heck, Second Row: P. Sparks, C, Fivecoate, L. Pavey, S. Fivecoate, S. Wahl, D. Nadler, Third Row: L. Lothamer, V. Andrew, T. lVlcFarren, J. Wade, C. Cosgray. Fourth Row: E, Nuxhall, D. Seifert. Editor Asst. Editor Photographer Groups, Events Faculty Freshmen Juniors Seniors Business Advisors Sebert Heck Nadler Sparks Ruyle Fivecoate Fivecoate Wahl Andrew Pavey Lothamer Cosgray IVicFarren Seifert Lochbihie Ervin Layouts, copy, cropping, dead- lines-- all became familiar words to the LAIVIP staff. Pictures must be taken, layouts planned, words written, and pages proofread be- fore a book is made. IVIuch credit goes to lVlrs. Lochbihler's ever- constant supervising and lVIrs. Ervin's last minute proofreading. l' 'B A . ig: LEFT: The yearbook without Mrs. Lochbihler is like a sailboat without a sail, 2 Student Council Means Government Led by president Kathy DuBois, Student Council members met monthly to solve the student body pro- blems. They also sponsored activities throughout the school year including the Halloween party, Christmas party, and a dance with Concordia Senior College. This year Student Council incorporated the demerit responsibilities of last year's J-Board. Student body president, Kathy DuBois, presides over meetings, First Row: M. Jones, J. Guile, S, Arthur, P, Monroe, C, Peterson. Second Row: K. DuBois lPres.l, G. Matthews flst V. Pres.l, R. Zachrich t2nd V. Pres.l, J. Certain lSec.l, L. Moore, L. Lothamer, V. Trisler, D. Demerly. Third Row: M. Poling, L. Pavey, K. Hetz. Not Pictured: C. Meyer lTreas.l 22 Administration Lend Helping Hand A .Sn 115' LEFT: Mrs. Suzanne Tarr, left, Medical-Surgical Coordinator, was given a farewell party in the spring after accepting another position. BELOW: Miss Patricia Kuhs, Freshman Coordinator, lectures as well as counsels. 'I U I 'Ziff' .41 Max I Houseparents Secretaries Librarian Houseparents Seated: Mrs. Wieg mann, Stand- ing: Mr. Zumbrun, Mrs. Beers, Ms. Bumbuc, Mrs. Davison. All can smile and say, I've finally made it through another year, thank God! Below are Mrs. Schondelmayer, Mrs. Craig's secretary, Mrs. Weber, school secretary, and Mrs. Ervin, school librarian, all of whom have proven to be very important members of Parkview's staff. gi E' xi I t. , , t .QQ 3 A' I 4 0 .1 q,,,f'v I r 31 I , Q .- -- ABOVE: Mrs. Wieg mann daydreams as she awaits the whistle of the teapot for a morning cup of coffee. RIGHT: Mrs. Ervin concentrates on the job of organizing books returned to the library. 1, :iw-1,7-Vfmfa 1, , :. -,,,.,:.amE' y 1- , I-sa i i p. Q T A ' vw- Q-v X '42 Mrs. Carlson R.N. IVIrs. Caudill R.N. O.B. P.A. Mrs. Dayton R.N. O.B. Mrs. Miller R.N. Peds. One door farther down the hall, Mrs. Dayton moved from Fresh- man instructor to Senior instructor. 26 Qu? Mrs. McGinnis R.N. Psych. A second home to Mrs. Carlson is her office-- which needs just as much house cleaning. Finishing Touch Given by Senior Instructors fi K ,,1l.f' -r 'Q l 5 av-'fx 5 1 k.,:: 4. . S, 'Y ffl, ll,'11, QUOOQ.. -NJ X Junior Instructors Strive for the Future to Produce the Best -'ll MRS. GOINGS R.N. MS. HATHAWAY R.N. MRS. HERTZLER R.N. MS. IRWIN R.N. Ortho-Neuro. E.E.N.T., Resp. Cardio, Hemato. O.R., E.R., R R 1 5,3 ' f 1-4-5 MRS. THOMPSON R.N. MS. WOODRUFF R.N. G.I., G.U. Endo-Gyn. fs' J' 5 Instructors enjoy a relaxing lunch. Not Pictured MRS. HOSIER R.N. I.C.U., C.C.U. ,, M-- El Ms. Irwin is caught out of uniform while clowning at the Halloween party Freshman Instructors Set Frosh Rolling l Q? V 'qi' 5 MS. CONNIE FRIEND R.N. MRS. JOAN KENNEDY R.N. MRS. JUDY SLONE R.N. Mrs. Kennedy instructs Cheryl Lanham on taking blood pressures as Nancy Pops waits patiently. 28 'U' ' - -4 LEFT: Ms. Friend cheerily discuses with Dauneta Moser her morning duties. ABOVE: A busy schedule brings Mrs. Slone to school early. .4 , 1 J .f ' 5 , Q. aa- .- L! f In I-J X D 0 X i s N F, A A -.,.,-,..-...-4.1 .n.-L...--k-4 bv -'Q V 4 'A -N 1 I -. l A , I A TIME FOR... . I-1 if .J -'.'n1U--A - . T , QA' X 4 '5-f'31,.,,Tf,2'rg in 'f- ..f L 4 -MV-3:2 V1 - V .-.Fw-' , r ' 2 'E ' .ff-.g'if-'.'fr 3- .. , x if , . ' ' - 7 7 ...R 45,52-'s, g,., . 2 :.4xf:lg f ' .f-unfit. 4. .l' f ' I 1 .BH ' 32 . . :- f z ' kin' 'I '+A . ' : , .U I . Li' fr . FRESH E Freshmen Begin First Step on I -4 Officers: Sec. Sherry Ahrens, Pres. Pam Monroe, 2nd, V-Pres. Judy Sierer, Treas. Linda Randall, 1st V-Pres. Jan Love August 26, 1974--an exciting, yet scary day for the class of 77 : lVIeeting room- mates, big sisses, and instructors, getting our own uniform, name tags, and books, and most of all wanting a phone call from home. The very first raid, eating out of bedpans, and wearing Probie Caps. Our first lab practical and giving our patient a bath. The lab practical when we tried to find that stupid blood pressure. First day on the floor--how nervous we were, and our first rate C?i care to our patients. Dorm life: cold showers, full washers, overflowing sinks, plugged toilets, and noisy radiators that bang all night. Finally, after twenty long weeks we received our caps, yet we had only just begun to achieve our dream. 30 Sherry Ahrens Te rr: Alt Vickie Andrew Susan Arthur Marilyn Beck Melanie Blackburn Dottie Bunch Missy Cain Susan Clary Laura Cochren Theresa Durnell Jim Dougal 31 Sandy Ferree Tina Fetzer Susan Fields Sheryl Fivecoate X-Qi 4-' Shirley Fivecoate Jana Freshour Peggy Frieden Pam Garrett Suzy Gerber Sharon Griffith Julie Guile Carol Harriss if 94 Q-' V! ABOVE: Patient Dave Warnecke gets a taste of toothpaste from Nurse Ray Raynor. RIGHT: Studying together is a common occurrence. 32 Q- lblx T-'Y x -. 1 1 'tv S Deborah Heck Kristen Hetz Ruth Hostetler Deb Keating Cheryl King Cheryl Lanham Jan Love Rosann lVlay Suzy IVIcGibbon Rene Mittan Pam Monroe Kim Moore Q? f ? Nursing lectures gather the Class of 77 the large classroom. , ..,. , 1' 33 in the Leslie Morrow Dauneta Moser Jackie Myers Dolores Nadler Sharon Olinger Laurie Pavey Nancy Pops Rhonda Presnall Linda Randall Ray Raynor Vicki Rosenberger Sue Ru mschlag 34 in 5 i rs, I Eating a heaIthy lunch in the rec room are Julie Guile, Missy Cain, and Suzanne Shride. X 1 4Ul ,. l A raid must include Probie ,nfl caps and all. '9- S .fi Q ,,:,,n ,J +I ' Nanette Webster Dave Warnecke Not Pictured: Susan Draves Jean Herman Vickie Gillett Beth Wright Ci? DeAnn Shank Suzanne Shride Judy Sierer Chris Smith Sue Stieglitz Cathy Toms Jamie Ulery Sally Wahl ABOVE: Robin Welker takes her patient's pulse. RIGHT: No one seems interested in poor Mrs. Chase. ,. x wyii' , J , Wo ffl X 7,,, , ll ' O ,Ng .X 5 L I 'E J . if Y v. 0 , -f-iv-I Jr, .r B' JU IOR ' ' GW Juniors - One lVlore Step to Go i 'iaivf ' 'iiiiflf i A7-5 - I' Officers: Treas. Pat Widenhoefer, Pres. Di Rinehart, JaC0bS0n, SGC- Candy Marvell Second V-Pres. Lynne Ruyle, First V-Pres. Karen Junior striping in August marked the end of the Freshman year and the beginning of the journey toward graduation. What was found to lay ahead were patient assessments, diaries, needs and approach cards, wheelchair rides, and 10070 quizzes. Six rotations X six weeks I a lot of work! The high point of the year proved to be the Junior-S enior Banquet at the lVlarriott Inn ballroom, with Win Schuler's providing the dinner and Walden supplying the music. Leading up to the banquet was a lot of hard salesmanship to raise the necessary funds. Candles, stationery, and more candles were sold. Also, fall yardwork was done where Juniors used muscles already built up from pushing, pulling, and turning patients. Love a Parkview Nurse Today appeared as the theme for the year. Green T-shirts inscribed with the phrase were sold to students and employees. The project was to be non-profit, but only in terms of money-making! Parties, too, were a high point of Junior life. A cookout after the yardwork, a pizza party marking the midpoint to graduation, Big Sis-Little Sis parties, plus the inevitable popcorn and birthday parties - all proved to add some excitement to the year. The Junior year is now one of memories, just as the Freshman year. lVlemories- some good, some bad- but all important. .Yet more important is what lies in the future- the Senior year. 37 ,Nb- Q-f i' F7 ! 'f' . J ' l.l I -. I-I I . I .gif 5. ff--- . f-4.2 ABOVE: Z Baich finds out many hours are spent in the nurse station. RIGHT: The EENT class wonders how anything about the nose could be interesting. 38 -ew 1 fy' 'sr '77 11 Q1 -r ' 5 .t Z Baich Karen Batt Karen Brown Kathy Brown Deb Buchholz Paula Burk Judy Certain Linda Cook Cathy Cosgray Julie Culbertson Susan Culler Karen De Lancey 5- -- be I Susan Egley Cindy Freed Vickie Fuhrman Nancy Gleason LeAnn Gunderman Donna Gunthorp Nancy Heckel Jill Hockenberry Pam Hunt Marcia Jones Ricki Kipfer Karla Klinger Maw! ff LEFT Mother Kathy Brown keeps busy with her three babies, Karen Brown, Judy Certain, and Pam Sparks, in diapers ABOVE Cathy Thiel discovers the starch bath is one of the pleasures of becoming engaged. 39 .5-,, ze'v'e'5-e' ,..-:..-1, : -ae r --, ,-. lr- ,- V'-fans' ,-fr lkfgzf I f Q l.le:er 'e e 9: 'Q fa 922 QI 9' :car QA if 55 fQ qv - 4-v ,,,, I ,Q -94 C ll .,-I -q 0- w LECVE: Marcia Janes appears excited 2' :efcre going of her EMS shift, while Karer Jacobsoc relinquishes her new experience. BELOW: A Human sand- wich? No, it's Phyllis Home demonstrating the circle bed! Di Rinehart Cathy Ripke Lynne Ruyle Deb Saylors Kathy Schreffler Arlene Sebert Debora Seifert Debbie Sloop Pam Sparks Mardel Stol ier Cathlon Thiel Anita Vance v-' - 5--41 :.,. . 1-V H 1.6 , ,. --.,,-- ,,.,,. .:q. --f- Bez: 'vez :it : J-' -5 ,-f' -..,F A Tr-, 'zz-N :--w --- .-.uz --- L' 7-1 .- -Q -mf 'J':,s' 2' uifv ff? L1 fffe' ,eu aaa'-K -3 n 1' Lea' E34-,. 5 I 3 T' 4-'r .L -7' ga .55 A . -4 I- 5, gi 51 L e naw: neru mr! anyone! , Q5 .I A A . '4 , Q - -A f, f b. Us -1 R - ' 1 , AM-V i h fs E IDR Beginning ofthe End - Seniors , 9 A iff? ' 'er-sz ls: V-Pres. Ee.er , Pos, Pres. vicvzi Trisler, Trees. Darlene Stoller, 2nd V-Pres. Beverly , e.,ln'-e', Sez. '.a'i:, L oerts. '.'.e oega: as Prooies, all excited as we paid our fee, Lntil we learned nov. hard our classes would be. '.'.e worked 'lard and long, Jntil capping day came, And witn oarning of Prooie caps, we were never the same. like retarned to oar studies, Oh, how we love Purdue! Eat Finally oJr Freshman ,ear ended and we no longer felt blue. Wow we are Juniors widi two stripes on our cap, A part, for oar little sisses, let's shout and clap. Bat 'rust stake money for our banquet in the Spring, kkitn ,ard work, raffles, and bake sales, surely it will bring A wonderful evening at Marriott lnn, Followed by our second year passing with a great big grin! Our Senior year is finally here at last! Guess it did really come pretty fast. its time for parties with pizza and ice cream, As we count away the days to that long awaited dream. Vlith announcements, uniforms, pictures, and final preparations done, Our big day is here, our goal is won! For now we have made ity we've come a long way, It's hard to believe it's the 28th of May. As graduates, it is over and we have learned a lot, from-making a bed to giving a shot. While roses, a school pin, and diploma we get, Looking back, are the MEMORIES we'lI never forget! ANN SUSAN BU LTEMEIER Under the Golden Arches ... . 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Q v ., 5,1 E .F V 4 ki ff- I ' ll fft . is fa- I f-,,.y A ,L ,f III' ,- K '-'W-fr , , .4 4 JFS-ITA s' 4 J x 1. Q 25? ' , 1,4-i ,-14 as -1 1,5 09 PK -1x -11 52 -.e 1' 'N IC'- 15 , 17 1 v gp' K,,...-? M ' L. 0 Q, !,,? fi!! . x Q I -' Lil X hw ww , xx - X may .WQQX x -Y - . vx . , - .-.-. rw ' N xx 1 , ,.a k F ,hy I fm - 1 IMI The Things Those Seniors Do! ,cv ABOVE: Pu1: it all behind you--eat, drink, and be merry! RIGHT: In this cold, cruel world, EVERYONE needs a teddy bear--even Rhoda! 4? I wish this place would go up in smoke! IR ii 'wi 2 . , , . Q ,I N , . Qialllflgff: 5:7e4219F. . .im-,guyz-f- f ii ' '- I o 3 I, l I I' 5' 2 ! ' 9' X if V' -1 l 4 Lafxil if , . Q-sq. CMnMD fu I .sfg , .. q --1' 20' -mei ABOVE: Seniors enjoy variety in their reading material, BELOW: Seniors clear the air--everything is brought out into the open! 3 M , lllllllllll' 'V' Q ya. Wd, The Last Weeks l K- , x J! W T r 1 t i i i J. Cox, G. Matthews, B, Patterson, S, Thompson, K, Stuck and N, AI- berts pose at the Jr.-Sr, Banquet, ,YQ gi' .. .Jef , lx. . 1 4 r ,Q V '.,n!Q.aI -ti -4.1 . 'T .. . s- ..4,' 1. ABOVE: N. Good, Allison and L, Smith enjoy the senior picnic at Lakeside Park, RIGHT: J, Cox, K, Stuck, G, s X M, Zody, P. Matthews - getting things mov- Qi ing. BELOW: D. Harvey, A. Bultemeier, V, Trisler, J, Gor- don, D. Demerly appear at the WiII and Prophecy party, ' 'xx .X N4 Q I ABOVE: Seniors relax at the close of the one week picnic. BE- LOW: Sue Thompson begins the awesome task of packing aIl this stuff! 1 5 1 Times of Celebration!! Swv ei' 51m4:1'x'J WQ-f ABOVE: Uniform ripping - One, Two, Three , , , PuII! RIGHT: X I Seniors burned their uniforms after the WiII and Prophecy if ' X' party. QL -V ' ' n AA. G. Matthews, J. Cox, Nl. Powell wait to have their uniforms signed, 4-. 4 .4 i i if ABOVE: The Parkview seniors stage their annual str-r-ripping BELOW: WiII the senior instructors' office ever be the same?? .- , ...je- ' Q A X 1 1 .. a I , Th. : 1 -.jf a--. .1-'-.fm V' 'his . X . . u'f V a 1 X.. ,! ' 0 V 'K - ,. . 1 A ' 1 ,x 1, - A - S ..- , ,f Q yy-1 . , F16 I , . .1 l N :L ,-8:3 x'x?fJ:ff' - f A. fam -' R NN-1' N 1 , .145 ,:.yf-- ,gmf,e.4.5.v is-,g,,,,,4, '.,f 5 X. . ' .' '-' SVA' ' ' Q ' ,,'. -.,, Q- 4 5 .2-Q' '. fn! 'Ar' 'ii' Q- .'YkQ 1 xv lilstn L I' . :Y .A or I :wig I'.' ' '. -' f uh .V 5.4 ,' .' H ' :sv .1 . . .4 4.--V-. W vm., ,. nv. Ji' ' i 1, ziggy, I A-5 I 1 I -:lt , 'I ' A . h I ,, .161 , ' . ..f..Vy ' 'Q-ff-xr ui fi.,, !Sl 'flu' I 'I A ',1.,-'wfa- W' .JAAA , -. . ,hx . J , 8 ,rf -.M L WJQ, -. ru- ' . . , I , I D ,002 L .. ,fy . .v.r'f.f3.-,yil .. Ay- -UQ, -w?--Y 42 ,JQif+V'f:' '-.':.,. , A D '4s.,.1?. . --Lf. - - - :af-ff L' QQ, 'vt if- ' . L.. -XM ., Y ,.., 'I I 1' ' fu n --Q., 1. 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Ross occupied places of honor at the Alumni Banquet, The senior class was treated to a pleasant meal - Italian Style - by the members of the Parkview The event was held in April in the Lounge at English Hall. The meal was well attended, and each guest received a flowering plant ,r, -Q, ' at the close of the evening. The annual Parkview Alumni Banquet was held ABOVE L Smith Nl Knepp M Rayle, G Matthews appear absorbed in May 9 at Zolils Chalet the activities at the Alumni Banquet BELOW Chaplain Milner, Miss h . F twa Dr Kolter Toastmaster Dr Buckner and his wife salute the graduates, ere m or yne- - Buckner served as Toast- master for the evening. Honored guests included the graduating class of 1975 and four alumni who were celebrating their 50th anniversary or more. The atmosphere was festive, and the evening was en- joyed by those who at- tended. l l Hospital Medical Auxiliary. And Yet One More . fs , .1 A l L A 5' 4 5g,,., ' . W 'N . ' --r' . - ,f fp . L ,- 5t 'i?3-fx-A - , 0 .l l .s .,9!M.1:.1- ao.:-4,5 f Fi ' , --iv The graduates take their places at the Luncheon in their honor, fx, Y 5-:gl 1 M 211. . m 5' Vicki Trisler responds to lVir, Slen's remarks about the gradu- ating class, I sl '7',TF'f'h'5, The Senior Luncheon was held at twelve noon, the day of graduation, in the large classroom at English Hall. Guests included the hospital and nursing administrators, as well as the faculty and the new graduates. lVIrs. Linda Koch served as Toastmistress. Three awards were presented to seniors with special ability in selected patient care areas: Carolyn Bradburn was awarded the Psychiatric Nursing award by IVlrs. Ruth Sprunger, lVliss lVlarie Kolter presented the Adena Carney award to Sue Crouch for skill in the Intensive Care Nur- sery, the Emergency Room Nursing award was presented to Phyllis Hayhurst by lVlr. Kenneth Buckmaster. lVlrs. Dorothy Craig announced the Honor Roll and pre- sented those graduates with the Torch of Wisdom pins. Named were Sue Thompson, Karen Stuck, Carolyn Brad- burn, Laura Smith, Carmen Strong, Cathy Peterson, Joan Borel, Lynn lVIitchell, Linda Johnston and lVIary Kay Ray e. Graduation . . Smiles, Tears. Graduation exercises were held lVlay 28 at R. Nelson Snider High School, at 7:00 p.m. 51 graduates participated, receiving the bouquet of roses and the school pin. Diplomas were presented by lVlr. Slen. The recipients of two awards were announced: the lVlarie Kolter award was presented to Carmen Strong for displaying self- forgetfulness and devotion in patient care. Sue t Thompson received the Al- umni award for outstanding academic achievement. A reception at English Hall followed graduation, and many family and friends were present to congratu- late the new graduates. if Awards: lSeatedl Sue Thompson, Alumni Awardg Carmen Strong, Marie Kolter Award, lStandingl Phyllis Hayhurst, Emergency Room Award, Carolyn Brad- bwn, Psychiatric Nursing Award, Miss Marie Kolter, Sue Crouch, Adena Car- ney Award, 61 The Lamp Staff Extends a Special Thank You to Those Whose sponsor ship Made This Book Possible . A-1 Rental Centers, Inc, Dr, 81 Mrs, Arthur F, Aiken Nevin Aiken, lVl,D, Allied of Chicago,, Inc, G,D, Anderson, M,D, P,D, Antibus 81 Co,, Inc, Avlon, Inc, Joseph H. Baltes, M,D, J, Edwin Bolander, IVl.D, Robert J, Braunlin, M.D. Robert H.W. Brosius, M,D, Dr, and Mrs, Franklin A. Bryan George D, Buckner, M.D. Carpetland, USA Central Medical Services, Inc, Close Insulation Co,,.Inc, Dr, 81 Mrs, Jerry H, Connelly Richard D, Connelly, M.D. SMP Division - Cooper Laborato ries iP,R.l, Inc, Craftsman Lithograph Plate, Inc, Cupp, Inc, Fred W. Dahling, M,D, Dean D. Dauscher, M.D. Decorators Supply Company, Inc, Antonio B, Donesa, M.D. Dr, 8g Mrs, Robert Dormire Executive of Fort Wayne, Inc, Joseph P, Fiacable, M.D, 62 Fisher Bros, Paper Co, Fort Wayne Anesthesiologists, Inc Ft, Wayne Pharmaceutical, Inc. - Jack Smith Fort Wayne Radiology Assn., Inc, Fort Wayne Surgical Associates, I Fort Wayne Urology Corporation Thomas D. Foy, M,D, J, Paul Gentile, M,D, Stephen H. Glassley, M.D. Robert F. Green, M,D, Dr, 84 Mrs, Jack L. Gumbert George M,Hamilton, M.D. Dr, Haley, Bahr 81 Tielker Dr, 84 Mrs, Fred Harless James J, Harris, M.D. A,M, Hasewinkle, M.D. Warren C. Hastings, M.D. Russell E, Havens, M.D. Heat-Power Engineering Co., Inc. Donald M. Hickman, M.D. R.L. Hillery, Nl.D,, Inc, Dr. 84 Mrs. E.M, Hoetzer Howard's Camera 81 Gift Shops Dr, 84 Mrs, F. L. Howe DeWayne L. Hull, M.D. Industrial Fuel Oils, Inc, Insurance Risk Management FIC, George W. Irmscher, M.D, Drs, Isenogle 81 Cast Richard B. Juergens, M.D. Dr. 84 Mrs. Richard M,Johns'ton Dr, 84 Mrs, Rudy Kachmann Drs. Kaufman 8. Nelson Keefer Printing Co., Inc, Richard N, Kent, M.D. Byron Kilgore, M,D, Sung S. Kim, M.D. Wm. A, Kleifgen, M.D, Lewis W. Knight, M.D. C.H, Kraus Sheet Metal Corp. Lanternier Florists, Inc, James K. Lucas John W. McCallister, M.D, F. McConnell 84 Sons, Inc, Richard E, Mann, M.D. Dr, 84 Mrs. George Manning Michael J.Mastrangelo, M.D. Herman A, Meyer, M.D, Dr, 84 Mrs. Orval J. Miller Wayne S. Miller, M.D, Needham's Business Machines Northeast Orthopaedic O'Reilly Office Supply Co., Inc, Opthalmological Associates, Inc. The Orthopaedic Clinic Orthopaedic Surgeons, Inc, P 81. S Medical Associates, Inc, Donald S. Painter, M.D. C.B, Parker, M.D. W, David Pepple, M.D, Dr, 84 Mrs, Merle E, Pickett Marvin E, Priddy, M.D, Dr, and Mrs, William B. Rank John D. Reed, M.D, Dr, and Mrs, Paul Reszel Louis F. Romain, M.D, Merrill W, Rusher, M.D, Karl R, Schlademan, M.D, Carl C. Schlatter Dr, and Mrs. R,M, Schleinkofer David P, Schlueter, M.D, Charles E, Schoenhals, M.D. A.W. Sidel, M.D, Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Smith Drs, Steigmeyer and Adams Jerry L. Stucky, M.D. Edwin E. Stumpf, M.D. R.E, Sullivan, M.D, Thrifty Delivery Service, Joseph Tri-State Hospital Supply Herbert P.Trier, M.D. Dr. 84 Mrs. J. Phillip Tyndall The Upjohn Company Urology Associates, Inc., Valley Equipment of Fort Wayne Dr, 84 Mrs, Reynolds, W. Wade Dr, 84 Mrs. C.R. Wallace Drs, Ward, Scudder, and Shriner Watters Studio Tip Welker Alfred A. Wick, M.D, R,B, Wilson, M.D Young's Greenhouse 84 Flower Sh Zimmer-Bartol Associates Dr. 84 Mrs, Elmer S. Zweig J. Steward , Inc, OP S a tame to be a tame A-time eek, a time for S- . 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