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

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Upen House Attracts an Prospective Students Prospective student nurses come 7 H annually to Parkview's Open House. , A glimpse of every rotation and or- ' ganization is given by the students. 5 Visitors have the opportunity to tour a the dormitory, school, and hospital - as student nurses serve as tour f guides. The day-long event follows hopeful students and their parents to get a good idea of what Parkview is ' all about. ' 'tt 5 P f r Q pig 1 1 f A .A . 3 s 'A IQ: fi el Jil' x T I 1 9 wi f' ff -6 Z,-' 1 ' L 5 x 5 tg K 7l U T' 'if 9 Y ., g is 75 -.2-V! ,3 JWK

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i 4. Portraying a typical freshman performing a new procedure, Linda Markey checks Angela Gensic's pulse. S. With their probie caps atop their heads, the ii-eshmen sing their capping song at the capping PFW- 6. All noses must be touching the floor while the Big Sisses sing junior Birdmen . 7. Big and Little Sisses both enjoyed watching the various skits as performed by juniors. Ch, Here's To the Probies . , . N f -.uf f 1 ,N I as-gd. . . , Yun ., K, A , r. x-Y ' V wa... , FRESHMAN CAPPING SONG fsung to the tune of Cabaret j Well girls, We've made it, Tonight is the night F We're getting our hard-earned caps. This is our capping day, my ii-iend, Come to our capping day. Can you believe it? We've made it this far. Ther's no turning back for us. We've come a long, long way, my friend, Good-bye to Probie days. We've paid our dues, Survived the raids, There will be no more anticipating, Right this way your cap is waiting! We're proud, We show it, We 've got it at last, A cap sitting on our heads. This is our capping day, my friend, Have to admit it wasn't bad., We won't forget the fun We've had. This is our capping day! by D. McConnell, D. McGrath, S. Schiffbauer, and D. Stefanski Qi- H is 1 'X ' 4 W' ' :gee-Q f A Q' fr' X. - 6 J i.. If 17 2 I 7

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antire- 'NS--I ,f iz :1 1.2 1. I 3 11 A ' 1115593 5 ' .i ii! f Lis, ima 1 u Wi rl f no 4 V :ls f N' I V1.3 , F' il. , , x 1. . , . . .. wax . r ,,.,n,,. x s .ii A Yuri,-.:.',r g , Q e iraq.:-A i : l K, x ' X X f gli ,ff u 5 L 'SH L f 8 in .,it,1 1. Angela Gensic, Laurie Einstein, and Linda Markey explain the patient teaching necessary for colostorny care. 2. Psychiatric counseling may be ob- tained at South Unit or from these three Seniors. 3. Freshmen Tami Klopenstein, Myrna Brown, and Teena jacks inform visitors of their course content. 4. Joann Stutzman explains some as- pects of Endocrine Nursing. 5. Cheryl Lanham adds the finishing touches to the Pediatric display. 6. Cindy McCracken demonstrates an IPPB treatment. 7. It looks as though the operating room has been moved to English Hall. 8. Leadership in Nursing was one of the many rotations that was displayed.