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

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All Part Of arkview Christmas I! l 'I fa 1' V1 . X 1 NN '. 1- ,1 pre Yrs X B 42' ,452 l s lk xxu, Nc. 157 1. What's t.his? Is Kathy Pugh trying to see what's in the package or is she placing it there for someone else? 2. Juniors Lana Ewing and Diane Wozny reach for the top to hang their Christmas ornaments. 3. A Senior work of art: the stable where Mary and Joseph brought jesus into the world. 4. Sheryl and Shirley Fivecoate add Enishing touches. 5. Mrs. Goemar, Mrs. Ross, and their husbands provided entertainment at the party. 6. Judy Fritsch hangs the last bulb to her own miniature Christmas tree. 7. The evening began with Christmas carols. 8. Decorated doors helped bring out the Christmas spirit.

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Decorations, Santa, nd Fun Are Santa arrived just in time to find Pt11'kX'lev,' students eagerly awaiting their .JA Christnitis dinner. He presented every- one with gift certificates to .-Xrby's and tlitzi he anus goneg quick as a wink! liiirlier, the students participated in a door decorating contest and some went enrolling at South Unit and 'Veteran's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ross, and Mr. and Mrs. Goerinar highlighted the evening with Christmas songs. The Senior class performed skits to close the evening. 1' I 3

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An thing For xy :ff Zz X X X X 4-' 1 3 X D I 1. As no mirror was available, Darlene McGrath readjusted her cap with the use ofone of the church's windows. 2. While the organist played Pomp and Circumstance , the very squirmish and nervous freshmen began to tile into the church. 3. Ruth Fensler and Joyce Whittemore watched their peers receive their caps with mild amusement, as Alexa Knight and Donna Dutton shed tears over the much-cherished occasion. That Little White Cap Facing the beginning of a new phase of their lives, sixty-nine freshmen re- ceived their nursing caps at the 24th annual capping service. It was held january 21, 1977 at the United Methodist Church in New Haven. Dr. james Morin, Superintendent of the Fort Wayne District United Metho- dist Church, addressed the group. Mrs. Carolyn Dayton, Coordinator of Fundamentals of Nursing, presented the Class of 1979. Mrs. Dorothy Craig, Director of Nursing Education, capped each student as her name was called. Each student then lit her Lamp of Learning from the large lamp held by Student Body President Susan Arthur. Class advisor Mrs. Diana Case then led the class in the Florence Nightingale Pledge which is the I-lippocratic Oath of the nursing profession. Concluding the evening was a re- ception at the girls' school and dormi- tory, English Hall. Mrs. Craig re- ceived a dozen red roses from class president Sue Gutermuth as the rest of the class sang a rousing chorus of This is our Capping Day , the fresh- man capping song.