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

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HDSTS, GOBLINS, A HOULS The annual Student Council Hallow- een party took place October 26, 1983. As in the past, the Freshmen class provided a haunted house open to the public, it was one of the scariest x V 3 X Q er S'..'Ql.- YQ, 'L , ' . x'-.4 B V N H 4.. i 9 r 'iw , it Nurse Smurfette lJoy Jeromel and Dr. Smurf lLinda Carrl work fever- ishly to revive their smurt patient lChristi Foxl. ever, and drew a good crowd. Student Council provided the fun following the haunted houseg a party took place for all the students. There were food, games, including bobbing for apples, Q, 2' . ' TQ, 'H . , 1' l and of course the annual pumpkin carving contest and costume judging. Following the food and games there were music and dancing. A good time was shared by all. Freshmen Judy Hoagland, Kathy Keiser, and Betty Slagle guard the entrance to the haunted house. The M8rM's made an appearance at the Halloween party. They consist of Cheryl Bell, Judy Nelson, Denise Meyer, and Judy Mack Knot pic- turedl. Costumed seniors prepare for the party, they include Jenny Schilb, Lisa Mowery, Andrea Zumbrun, and Rose Witzenman, 12 HALLOWEEN 7- , --QQ lt, ,f 1 -rift Q- ' ' YT' .Q i. 1,-5, Graduate Rita Enyeart prepares for the masses to come through the serving line. -aa fi

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Santa Claus makes his yearly visit to English Hall with gifts for everyone. The talented senior choir makes an appearance to boost Christmas spirit. 'C Catching the Christmas Spirit December 8, 1982, dawned clear and warm but a feeling of Christmas spirit spread to almost everyone in English Hall. The reason behind this seasonal good cheer was the annual school Christmas party preceded by the also infamous door decorating con- test. The evening's festivities began at 5 pm in the lounge with Christmas carols and decoration of the tree. Before the roomful of hungry students adjourned for a dinner including chicken, pota- toes, rolls, and cakeg who else but San- ta Claus fCould it have been Mr. Craig?l made an official visit with Park- view hats for students and candy canes 14 CHRISTMAS for the younger crowd? After supper came skits and singing. Highlights included fly-away pies from the freshmen, a flute duet from the ju- niors, a visit from the Q Mrs. Chase lno, not Mrs. Driverll, and the cast from HEE-HAW! fThe seniorsl Singing groups also added to the evening with an appearance from a few musically inclined instructors and the senior class. After the party adjourned and a few hours later, as all of the nursing stu- dents snuggled down in their beds, vi- sions of sugar plums fand a three-week vacationl danced in their heads! Ronna Allen and Janelle Burk offer musical tal ents in a duet of Christmas music.