Philipsburg Hospital School of Nursing - Reflections Yearbook (Philipsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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Just pray to know your duty, And then your duty dog Just ask that those who need you May place their trust in you, Be it your aim to gladden Some heart by grief depressed, Forget yourself in others, And give to God your best. 5 E Eejicafion ibn Mlfer gniffard -vale 4 --Q-if lzxalicafion To you, Dr. Peter M. Guillard, we the Seniors of 1955 humbly dedicate our edition of Reflections. You have been a member of our hospital staff for the past three years, and in this time have served faithfully toward the betterment of mankind. Your ready wit and sense of humor have helped to make our training period more enjoyable, and we wish to thank you for the many times you have offered your assistance to us in trying situations. We'll always remember your hours of classroom in- structions, and your kindness, patience, and understanding not only to those under your care but also to the students. In future years may you find the prosperity, happiness and success which you so rightfully deserve. 7 Hs- R- nun - .- -f-W Mom! of sjwwlfeea Our Hospital could not be run without the aid of our administrative board of nine members. They have direction and control of the property of the Institution and help in all of the departments. To you, oft forgotten members, we give our due credit. R. P. DUNSMORE WALTER WILLIAMS B. F. NICODEMUS President Vice'President Secretary HILMER ANDERSON JAMES DUGAN NANCY FRYBERGER ROY SCHREFFLER EARL SHOFF JOHN TAYLOR 8 , J-now? nloerinfencfenf an ireafrem O! W1fw5i1fLg ii if fy is THELMA N. BISHOP R.N., B.S. in Nsg. Ed. Diploma - Warren General Hospital School of Nursing P.G. - Obstetrics and Surgery Magee Hospital B.S. in Nursing Education University of Pittsburgh 9 F---1- .A5i5fanf Aj-Z5irecfre55 0! Wowding i:?ilW,Leii:Q1: 5 g M 'v -ir, DOROTHY JEAN SMITH R.N., B.S. in Nsg. Ed. Diploma - Philipsburg Stcie Hospiiol School of Nursing B.S. in Nursing Education University of Pittsburgh 10 .jim lfmczfom ANNA KATHRYN KUHNS, R.N. B.S. Nursing Education Diploma - Philipsburg State Hospital B.S. - University of Pittsburgh u e' Qw- ! ALICE MAY BEll., R.N. B.S., M.A. Nursing Education Diploma - Maine Eye And Ear Infirmary General Hospital B.S. and M.A. - Teachers College, Columbia University, New York City ELEANOR DUGAN WILLIAMS, R.N. B.S. in Nursing Diploma - Georgetown University Washington, D. C. 'll 'W 447 v I DLI' 0l l'VL8l ,QlfL1lfl lfLCf0l :5 5 5,-ifiiff 6 .gzience ,ynjfrnrcfor BEATRICE DeGIUI.l0 YEOGLIN, B.S., M.Ed. Instructor of Science B.S., M.Ed. - University of Pittsburgh Mrs. Yeoglin, we the Senior class, wish to pay tribute to your untiring efforts in teaching us-Sociology, Anatomy, Chem- istry, Microbiology, Social Problems. You helped to make our adjustment to Nursing much easier--Thank you! 1,1 Min? .fdrfj .yndfmcfor VIOLA LOUISE RAWE, R.N., B.S. Nsg. Instructor of Nursing Arts Diploma - Mercy School of Nursing B.S. in Nursing - Duquesne University Miss Rawe, we the Senior class, wish to pay tribute to your untiring eFforts in teaching us-Nursing Arts, Professional Adjustments l, History of Nursing, Tuber- culosis, Medical and Surgical Nursing Care. You helped to make our adiustment to Ward work much easier-Thank you! AF s -mu 1 P' I I 1 ,V L l 1 1 I ul- ,ps ,. K., .521 .kxaff v ,F-sr 12. 'X ,- If ' f s.-.gf H ,n enior ,SLM LESTER LUXENBERG, a.s., M.D., r.A.c.s., F.l.c.s Chief of Surgical Service Graduate - University of Pennsylvania Internship - Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh RICHARD L. wlLuAMs, B.A., M.D. Pediatrician Chief of Medical Staff Graduate - West Chester State Teachers College University of Maryland Internship - University of Maryland JOHN K. HENDERSON, M.D., F.A.C.S. Medical and Surgical Service Bucknell University Graduate - University of Pennsylvania Internship - Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Post-graduate work - Mayo Clinic JAMES L. CORNELY, B.S., M.D. Obstetrician Graduate - Lock Haven State Teachers College Bucknell University Jefferson Medical School Internship - Danville State Hospital Harrisburg Hospital E. L. JONES, M,D. Medical Service Graduate - University of Maryland Lonsnzo o. RUNK, s.s., M.D. Bethany College, W. Va. Medical School, University of Pennsylvania Internship - Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia 14 ,W enior gay Nqlx ' ii -2, -H V in it l l In ,,., g CLARK M. FORCEY, B.S., M.D. Radiologist Dickinson College Graduate - Jelterson School of Medicine Residency - Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia lnternship - Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia Radiological Society of North America Fellow of American Board of Radiology EUGENE A. RONAN, B.S., Ph.G., M.D. St. Francis College, Loretto, Pa. University of Pittsburgh, School of Pharmacy Georgetown University, Washington, D. C. H. FORD CLARK, B.S., M.D., F.A.C.5. Ophthalmologist University of Pittsburgh Medical School Residency - Ophthalmology at Pittsburgh Eye and Ear Hospital lnternship - St. Francis Hospital GEORGE R. TAYLOR, B.S., B.P.E., M.D, Medical Service Springfield College, Mass. University of Pittsburgh, School of Education lnternship - Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Pathology-Bacteriology Residency - Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh FRANCES D. TAYLOR, B.S., M.D. University of Pittsburgh Medical School Diplomate - American Board of Morbid Anatomy Diplomate - American Board of Clinical Pathology Fellow American College of Pathology lnternship - University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Pathology Residency - Childrens Hospital, Pittsburgh Two year Magee Hospital, Pittsburgh JAMES P. SCOTT, A.B., M.D. Surgical Service Graduate - Dartmouth College Temple University School of Medicine lnternship - Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh N. 15 enior Slay MELVIN C. FERRIER, B.S., M.D. Medical, Obstetric and Pediatric Service Washington and Jefferson College Jefferson Medical School Internship - Mercy Hospital Residency - Philipsburg State Hospital ROY F. TOMPKINS, B.S., M.D. Obstetric and Medical Service Washington and Jefferson College University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Internship - Altoona General Hospital JOHN SHOFF, B.S., M.D. Surgical Service Bucknell University Jefferson Medical College Internship - Bethlehem Hospital JAMES HARVEY, B.S., M.D. Pre-Medical Pennsylvania State University Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia St. Luke and Children's Medical Center, Philadelphia Residency - Philipsburg State Hospital JAMES ruLroN SMITH, B.S., M.D. Medical Service Graduate - University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Internship - Western Pennsylvania Hospital PATRICK L. GIANOPOULOS, B.S., M.D. Medical, Obstetric, Pediatric Service Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Internship - Sevvickley Valley Hospital I6 endow gay PETER M. GUILLARD, B.S., M.D. Juniata College Jefterson Medical College Internship - Allentown General Hospital WILLIAM HARKINS, D.D.S. Dental Service Graduate - St. Louis University Consultant of Pennsylvania State University Speech Clinic LEONADAS T. DRIVAS, B.S., M.D. Pennsylvania State Hospital University of Pittsburgh Internship - Pittsburgh Hospital CLOYD S. HARKINS, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., F.l.C.D. Dental Service Graduate - University of Pennsylvania Member State Dental Council and Examining Boards Consultant of Pennsylvania State University Speech Clinic VISITING STAFF B. Kirk ,,.. Kylertown, C. Brudin ..,. my Tyrone J. Kirk ..,,.. . H Tyrone, E. Murchison .. U H Tyrone' C. WIISOI1 H - . Warriors Mark L. Owens . .. 'I7 , Coalport, awry own fin? gay ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON PSYCHIATRIST Francis V. Costello, M.D., B.S. Columbia College State University of New York College of Medicine St. .Iohn's Episcopal Hospital King's County Hospital, Brooklyn London Hospital Robert Jones Hospital John C. Urbaltls, B.S., M.D., and M. Sc. lMed.l Waynesburg College Jefferson Medical College Internship - Southside Hospital, Pittsburgh, Penna. Graduate Study - Graduate School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia RESIDENT PHARMACIST James L. Relchard, B.S., M.D. Franklin and Marshall College B.S. - Franklin and Marshall College I M.D. - Cornell University Medical College Internship - George F. Geisinger Memorial Hospital E Gordon W. Sleigh s University of Pittsburgu. School of K Pharmacy 18 QQYJJ 19 Q ii,l --.,' ,' on eruia M vm gnliln , lg 0 crrr r ,, r r rr r e if rf ea u,Me5 J, 124- .........,.. , Katherine Kenna, R.N. Myrna Stoker, RN l Night Supervisor Supervisor, Operating Room St. Vincent's Hospital, Philipsburg State Hospital ' Erie, Pa. l l F r. onr l Martha Maguire, R.N. Frances Houck, R.N. Supervisor, Surgical Department Supervisor, Out Patient l Philipsburg State Hospital Department l Philipsburg State Hospital , Certificate of P.H.N. 1 University of Pennsylvania ,.-f,,t S , H rl H -:::V I Ann Lesko, R.N. Lillian D. Miller, R.N. Supervisor, Private Floor Supervisor, Maternity Philipsburg State Hospital Philipsburg State Hospital P.G. - Elizabeth Steele Magee Hospital iiisi 'Nxt Margaret Delancey, R.N. Margaret Turnbull, R.N. ' Betty Lou Newcombe R N Supervisor, Pediatrics Charge Graduate, Women's Charge Graduate, Men s Philipsburg State Hospital Medical Medical P.G, - Cook County Hospital 20 Philipsburg State Hospital Philipsburg State Hospital k . , , li, , CL -fs i, 1 l im . , ,+- , '-. 'S - ,Q ' 'il .,,. ff M 'l gziie i . lf I A I V Z ,zz , ' Hia' ' 51 . 49 9 , as it 54 W1 ' Mabel Adams R N Grace Alhberg, R.N. Lock Haven Hospital Geisinger Hospital Patricia Bordas, R.N. Indiana State Hospital Doris Brlllo RN Alma Brown, R.N. Phlllpsburg State Hospital Anesthetist Phillpsburg State Hospital Charity Hospital, New Orleans Martina Chronister, R.N Philipsburg State Hospital I , Beatrice Conway, R.N. -MN Qwfwfe SW Mary K. Custer, R.N Pl lllP5bU 9 Smit? l'l05PliUl Philipsburg State Hospital Q, it Mariorie Dahlgren, R.N. Matilda De Bross, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Philipsburg State Hospital Margaret Dixon, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital nliilflvll Edith Files, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital igiiibiiiqifis Barbara Eyerly, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Sara Wynn France, R.N. University of Pennsylvania 22 I 1 .0- Margaret Gallagher, R.N Sf. Agnes Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. lk- .5 4, , V,,l ,,. as gifcaifzoalle Say S ,,, f A 4 s , A Q ,L K -.,, f21'g L, Harriet Gowland R.N. Mildrea Gustafson R.N 1 1 Phllipsburg State Hospital Philipsburg State Hospital Joanne Hayes, R.N. Mary Hutchinson, R.N. Pl-uilipsburg State Hospital Philipsburg State Hospital Grace Jacobs, R.N. Anesthetist Philipsburg State Hospital Mercy Hospital School of Anesthesia, Pittsburgh, Pa. Joanne Larson, R.N. Augustana Lutheran Hospital Moline, Illinois Jane Mackin, R.N. Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. 23 Garnet Kay, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Mary Jo Mandel, R.N Philipsburg State Hospital x 4 451 f f p a Qfacvflfnafe ,gay zy- 54. 2 ' J, .. sr,s ,ff Lfgjsgfszitiff- 17:59 5 kr i f 'bf B Betty lou Marcello, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Yvonne Moore, R.N Philipsburg State Hospital Martha Nevling, R.N. wllmlm' Moyer' R-NA Methodist Hospital, Philipsburg State Hospital Philvdelphiu, PU- Lois O'Brien, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital yn 1 f ' I ,.. ,. .. . .,,,.,, ,H :II I . h 1531 .s Clarissa Simler, R,N. V I I Philipsburg State Hospital Barbara Shufranr R-N- Western Pennsylvania Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. 24 Dorothy Peters, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Anesthetist Emily McKedy, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Johns Hopkins School of Anesthesia, Baltimore, Md. Shirley Voyzey R.N. Phihpsburg State Hospital Delores Womer, R.N. Phlllpsburg State Hospital Pearl Wood, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Qu lflfdffe QW NOT PICTURED Kathleen Cheippore, R.N. Sarah Huston, R.N. Josephine Henry, R.N. Beverly Byron, R.N. Anna Mae Cebulko, R.N Anna Tutokie, R.N. Janet Simmons, R.N. Grace McClelland, R.N. 25 ., ,ff Gloria Witherow, R.N Philipsburg State Hospital 3550 f . L -if , ,V , ' V an ,si -L ', ' -: r.,'5fa tiff ' ' ' ' 1 .. - ,, ,:, , .. , f- ,. W ' .: V V s: V ' ' :5,:'::S'?1 J' S9 W J' ,Et ff:-24'fs-.2.' 2 gg? .,., , Q y Helen Womer, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Julia Mohnal, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Helen Dickson, R.N. Bridgeport, Conn. 32- 3 1?: z: riwafe lui? p ee Laura Peterson, R.N Philipsburg State Hospital fgg113,fe'? 1e' .W it-A Ji' -' M ' t 5 -V ' . w w iff 4? ,fafwi ais 15: J , . tea - W sq, , Q -'u t' ' :,-I ' I Q? Gif ? :E:. 'TEl,l1'2if EfiT7b i t iiiii 3 , '--f f. K isgvf' 13 K j -i:-3:fifg?gY,,1 Betty Nelson, R.N. Passavant Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. P.G. - Surgical Nursing, Cook County Rhoda Hamer, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Barbara Mencer, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Patricia Woods, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital 4 Iva lou Hildebrand, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital 26 . , . Q? 53 L aw ,, 1 , Qfiuafe mmf? cggclfion Despite the growth of hospital care, an increased demand has been noticed for private duty nurses. Private practice represents nursing in its broadest con- ception up to about 1918. Broadly speaking, it is the giving of nursing care to one or more patients who pay the nurse directly by the patient or his family. In this field the nurse gives nursing care in the home, in the hospital and sometimes she is called upon to travel with a patient. Nursing in private practice involves the performance of any act that will help the patient physically, mentally or spiritually. Bernadine Arnold fMrs.j Viola Ayres fMrs. Georgej Rosella Brodzina fMrs. Fredrick CJ Sarah Bennett fMrs. Williamj Lillian Forcey fMrs. James WJ Muriel Fassinger Faye Hummel lMrs. Fredj Rhoda Hamer CMrs. Georgej Iva Hildebrand fMrs. John CJ Goldie Kyler fMrs. Russelll Myra Kephart fMrs. Hershel GJ Mary Jean Linberg CMrs. Wm. RJ Barbara Mencer CMrs. John FJ Dorothy Maguire La Bonna Poorman CMrs. John FJ Laura Peterson fMrs. Benj Adeline Rider Teddy Peters lMrs. Georgel Signe Showalter fMrs. J. Arty lvalue Sellers CMrs. Frankj Mary Swales lMrs. Harryj Margaret Stonebraker lMrs. Clififordj Hannah Shannon lMrs. Albertj Patricia Wood fMrs. George HJ Betty Nelson 27 loecia! .izbeparfnfielfalfgf Ruth Smathers B.S. Home Economics Dietitian Diploma - Penna. State University Internship - Johns Hopkins Membership, A. D. A. Marie Rudella B.S. Home Economics Dietitian Diploma - Vill a-Marla College Erie ,Pennsylvania Internship - Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati Ohio Member of A. D. A. ,....?,, , ' .' 44 l 'V Q A' . i Mary O'Neill Harry Dunsmore Laboratory Technician Laboratory Technician St. Agnes Hospital, Philadelphia Franklin School of Science an Art, Philadelphia ,Vkk Z., f v .1 V ,, -f---- George Porter Anne Barnard, R.P.T. Laboratory Technician Physiotherapist Franklin School of Science and .lunior College of Physical Art, Philadelphia Therapy, New Haven, Conn. Edna Ashcroft, R.N., R.T. . ' ' , X-ray Technician ,. Philipsburg State Hospital ' lnlernship - Philipsburg State ' N l V. 'T ' Hospital ggi.: .1 1 35' Kenneth long X-ray Technician A if 28 by i X f u QXXTW X M + 'x .. hx . 1 x 4x C: X ,Z I I ' Q y August 24, 1955 Dear Mother and Dad, I have started packing my clothes and things for the last trip home from P.S.H. I can hardly believe that these three years are coming to an end. En- closed are some snapshots that I value highly and wish to put in my scrap book so will you please put them in a safe place for me. These snaps will always enable me to remember the many happy moments I have had with my classmates. Remember, Mom, September I, 1952 when I tirst packed to come in training? Weren't those suit cases heavy? Especially when we had to carry them up those flights of stairs. Dad sure seemed like a bellboy that night. We met many new friends that first night, but it was still lonely away from home. Eagerly we each attempted to arrange our rooms to remind us of home and soon we heard the footsteps of our housemother, Mrs. Hoyt, telling us that it was time to go to bed. At 5:30 A. M. our alarms were ringing and twenty-eight girls were scurrying about the halls preparing for our 1 first breakfast. The next step was the classroom, and books were thrown at us from all angles!!! We never realized classes could be so hard and study hours so long. I guess we didn't realize that you knew what you were talking about Mother. Remember, Mother, how excited we were when three weeks had passed 30 and it was time for our first day on the wards. You know law: I hated to clean at home!!! Well, that was our first assignment at the hospital ancl we really felt we were a great help. Finally initiation day arrived. We were nearly all frightened to death but we still had a wonderful time that day. Everyone was laughing at our odd costumes and we felt self-conscious and conspicuous among the doctors and other nurses. After Christmas vacation many subiects finished and examinations were given. Long hours were spent studying and cramming and usually we were re- warded with a passing grade. On February 27, 1953 we reached our first milestone in our career. We were very proud to receive our caps and each of us solemnly pledged to uphold our profession to the best of our ability. l still think Dad just about burst the buttons of his coat with pride. ln June when our classes were completed, we went on our long awaited summer vacation. We re- turned with renewed energy and determination to finish our training. Our first class separation came in our Junicr year when six of our classmates went to Warren State Hos- pital in January 1954 for their psychiatric affiliation. Boy! Mother, this was a new experience and each of us profited by it. Along with classes and study we all participated in many social activities and a good time was had by all of us. When the time came for us to leave Warren, many tears were shed among our new friends. As we went further in our training our re' sponsibilities increased and be began our special serves which included the diet kitchen, maternity, pediatrics and operating room. From these serves we learned many new techniques and diFferent types of 31 nursing care which added greatly to our knowledge of nursing. Gosh, Mom, here it is the third year of our training and it sure has been a long struggle. Our 1-. M.- ,-g i ,, We I main activities now lie in earning money for the pub- ' ,gf lication of our yearbook. Remember all the cakes you baked for our food sales, and you were also a number ' material for our yearbook and soon you will see our Reflections . Mom, l hope you clon't have too much trouble putting the finishing touches on my gown for soon the ,z L., one sponsor of our class when you bought all those cards, and chances cn our Thanksgiving turkey and stole. Many spring evenings were spent compiling big nightp our prom, will arrive. Each one of us are looking forward to it with high expectations and I hope we all find dates, and won't have to take Dad. 32 Graduation, the next step in the fulfillment of our long awaited dreams will soon be here. Each one of us will enter that evening with a greater understanding of the ideals of our profession and as we take our pledge we will be dedicating ourselves for the better- ment of the human race. Don't forget Mom and Dad, come early and get a goocl seat. Thanks to both of you for all your encouragement when I became dis- couraged and down hearted. For it it weren't for 4'-H you l might have been one among the several who resigned during these three years. Our time has been well spent. Thanks to the most wonderful parents in the world. Your loving daughter, Jew ?Q9w-f- Www-K if KW fp 'eff' Q6 Q f W Wm WM, W 33 . .. --,U ., . W 3 SYLVIA CHRISTINA WYSE Summerville, Pu. September 27 M !'.fl.l!FlZ,l Madame Pres to Us she's known, Many a friendship she has sown. Always ready io help and hear, To our class Sylvia is most dear. 34 N ,gram ,. W,.v,.W, ,M A mziufmfi-f ::1:1w155f i b: 'f Q lg JEAN MOTT Osceola Mills, Pa. June 19 ,Mew fgfehalenf When it comes fo dancing, she's on the 'ball', And at making hamburgers, she beals us all. She's fall and lively, with eyes so snappy, Jeanne is the one who is always happy. 35 wi' ' ' ' -v W JANET ARLENE STONE Philipsburg, Pa. January 31 ,S2CI'6fLll y Brown-eyed, dork and clcssie, ' S1onie is quite cz pretty lcssie. Secretory of our class is she, To her, life Q success will be. 36 w uns, RITA CLAIRE ZAKUTNEY Houtzdale, Pa. March 12 .ZQHJMPBP Getting enough sleep is her pet peeve, Pete always has something up her sleeve. Hates to wait on anyone, Nice to know and lots of fun. 37 ARDETH ELAINE APPLEBY Huntingdon, Pa. June 28 Ardie is our quiet lass, ln writing letters she ccm't be surpassed. She always wears ci cute little grin, And many more friends we're sure she'll win. 38 f R GENEVIEVE ROSE BLASKO X Philipsburg, Pu. July 31 Gen who is so toll ond blonde, She is one of whom we're fond. A1 roller-skating she is o whiz, A real good sport is what she is. 39 V F- Q?- ANNA MAE BRICKLEMYER Houtzdule, Pa. August 17 Anna Moe has cu smile so sweet, She always looks so very neat. She hails from up the Houtzdcxle wcly, And we're sure she'll be o success someday. 40 ,M ELEANOR MARIE BUNGO Houtzdale, Pa. December 4 Dainty, prim, and very small, She's always willing to help us all. Small feet scurrying down the hall, El is always on the 'ball'. 41 'Q JACQUELINE LEE CLARK April 7 DuBois, Po. She is tall and blonde with eyes of blue, You can tell by her face, she's good natured foo. She is one everybody considers a pal, Yep, Jackie is really quite a gcl. 42 MARGARET LEE HETRICK DuBois, Pa. January 20 Reads a lot and loves to eat, Ice cream is her favorite treat. Toward what she aims, she always meets, Driving is Peg's latest feat. 43 ,fine VIRGINIA LOURAE LAWSON Aitch, Pa. July 31 Full of laughter, fun, and cheer, We always know when Ginger's here. She loves to talk, eat, and sleep, To her, Ai1ch iust can't be beat. 44 L MILDRED ANN LUTHER Osceola Mills, Po. February 27 Nice cmd quiet and real sweet too, Her cute little smile gets through to you. Anytime you're in cl stew, Count on Millie whatever you do. 45 ANNA RUTH MATTERN Osceola Mills, Pa. Anno Ruth is our speedy one, Never lets ca thing undone. Favorite subject is Warren State, There, os here, she'll always rote. 46 August 6 IQ NANCY JANE NELSON Philipsburg, Pa. June 12 Quiet personality with a bit of tang, From playing the piano she gets a bang. Interested in many sports is she, NeIl is happy as can be. 47 LOIS JEAN NORDBERG Philipsburg, Pa. April 9 Knitting and crocheting she likes to do, Where Betty is you'll find her, too. Can't wait to graduate and hit the road, Although she loves her own abode. 48 A ROSE MARIE RICHARDS Philipsburg, Pa. May 12 As merry as the day is long, She greets each morning with a song. Talks a lot about this and that, Our Rosie really deserves a pat. 49 1- Philipsburg, Pa. April 7 ELIZABETH ANN RYMAN Dresses nice ond looks so neot, Belly is one who ccm'1 be beoi. Makes good use of her spore time, Sincere, quiet, and sublime. 50 'Uk JANET YVONNE SMITH Tyrone, Pa. Tall cmd slim and always gay, She's sure to brighten up the day. SmiHy is really quite dependable, June 5 Her outlook on life is very commendable. 51 aww. ,mam MARION SOCOSK! Osceola Mills, Pa. January 15 She has light brown natural curly hair, As pretty as you'll find most anywhere. Mousey is usually found in the kitchen, Food for us she's always a'flxin. 52 snuck me VIRGINIA GUNII.D TUBO Houfzdule, Pcs. January 22 To her swimming's lots of fun, And midnight snacks rote number one. Life without her would be dull, Ginny is o friend to oll. 53 km-fm sw'- BEVERLY DOREEN WRIGLESWORTH Grampian, Pa. January 12 Pinky is suited for most anything, Likes to square-dance, eat and sing. She's always willing and ready to go, And someday she'Il be on the top, we know. 54 -1-.. VIOLET BEVERLY YARGER Sanborn, Pa. October 21 Getting enough sleep is her rough task, About this problem never ask. Bev seems to be everybody's pal, To everyone she is cz popular gal. 55 lfmior 641,55 ,MA for? Here it is the end of our Junior year and we have climbed another step on the ladder of success. lt seems like only yesterday that we traded in our Freshmen classes for Junior experiences. Among these were the Operating-Room, Maternity, Pediatrics, and the Diet Kitchen. These special serves gave us important experiences and added responsibiliy to shoulder. The initial separation of our class of twenty-seven came about when the first of four groups left to take their psychiatric aFfiliation in Warren. This con- sised of three months of study, visualization, and care of this type patient. However we could never overlook the social aspects of our nursing. The parties, dances, and the infamous gala sessions have all played a very im- portant role in the life of each student nurse. To you Seniors, we'd like to express our thanks for helping make our Junior year an unforgettable milestone. As your graduation day looms before you, may we, the Class of 1956, extend our heartiest congratulations to you on a job well done. it J. Mary Lou Woods Nancy McFadden Barbara Harper laura Pusey President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 56 we 1, Margarel Acion P-S Anna Dempsey ,,.. nm, 1 5 ,I , sf wi' I Leona Bario 9 Carol Dickson 5 I X 5 an Ex X - flglzef 1 'lr M 7 ,4 ,T 59? I lf, .. Joanne Carter T V. K, 5 1 , , x Donna Dumbleion If , 5? so Margaret Conklin Q -Km Ar Verna Eshbczugh r ,sw i r 5 ' '1 5 4 gg, ' All 2? l . .ggi . Loretia Goss Consfonce Groe Florence Helsel Margaret Hill 57 wi ,f .sf i Eleanor Hurtock Norma John QHQW. i J mv' A J X 1 4 F as 2 if I A ,. F E i,Vh ..' son Judith Kenioro Shirley Lesko M, Z' 21 A 'f Dorothy Lutz Mar T y ingle Edith Neviing Ncuncy Reese 5' if .W ,':.1 e 1' V as G ,. .gl Elizabeth Rerko Emily Teeters Inez McCloskey 58 jre5Aman CALM clbfyfory First, let us introduce ourselves. We are the Class of 1957. On June 7, 1954 we entered the Nurses Home of the Philipsburg State Hospital. Twenty-two girls fresh out of high school searching for that one ambition of our lives-to become a nurse. Our first impression of PSH? We were scared, and yet our desire to be suc- cessful nurses made us forget everything else except we were going to like our new life. The first day of stay here, we arose that morning with the sun, eagerly awaiting the events of the coming day. After eating a hearty breakfast we hurried to our first class. We soon became more acquainted with Mrs. Bishop and Miss Smith, who reassured us and told us how to readjust our lives to living and working together in our future years of nursing. Our Probie months fiew by, filled with fun and long hours of hard work and studying. During this time we were initiated by the Juniors. We had a lot of fun that night, eats and everything. As time went on, we finally reached the night that we received the reward for those long hours of hard work- Our Cap- ping Exercises -which took place on November 19, 1954, the first milestone in the nursing profession. How proud we were and how proud our parents and friends must have been the moment the symbol of our proffession, our caps, were placed on our heads. The rest of our first year as students rushed by, full of long hours of work on the wards and classes, but we had our social activities too, the Halloween and Christmas parties brought much entertainment and fun. Our first year in training has passed by, filled with many cherished memories which we shall never forget. Mary Ashcroft Barbara Beckwith President al .ag-J 7 TL: ,gg , Beverly Bish Rose Cebulka Mary English Nancy Erickson Secretary 59 Josephine Gordon Nancy Hummel Sandra Pusey Dorothy Sankey Bernadefle Mineweaser .loan Mol? Treasurer Jeanne Swidersky Vice-President Mary Scovern A . ua. V x Donna Williams Helen Williams Jacqueline Yingling Margarei Zakufney 60 re - Kgnica 5 On June 6, 1955, twenty-nine new students entered the Philipsburg State Hospital School of Nursing. For the next six months they will carry the title of Pre-Clinicals, the first three months will be spent in learning the Sciences from the Pennsyl- vania State University. In the months that follow they will have Ward experience combined with classes to assist them to cor- relate their knowledge. To you, Pre-Clinicals, we, the Senior class, wish as happy a three years as we have had-Good Luck! First Row: G. Jacobs, J. Kane, M. Mostyn, J. Mclntire, M. Moore, S. Nelson, G. Thomas, B. Dunkle. Second Row: S. Waple, S. English, L.' Wriglesworth, C. Viard, D. Dinant, C. McGary, M. Buck, N. Beards lee, G. Kasubic, E. Gmerek, D. Morroni. Third Row: C. Thomas, A. Waterloo, J. Kennedy, J. Kilmartin, G. Maurer, M. Myers, S. Helsel. 61 omen 3 ,fdwxigarg The Women's Auxiliary of the Philipsburg State Hospital was organized March 31, 1922 at a meeting held in the Assembly Room of the Moshannon National Bank Building, and has acted continuously since. It was organized for the purpose of raising funds for equipment for the Hospital and assisting in any line of service connected with the Hospital, as re- quested bythe Superintendent. President . . ,. , . . Mrs. Joseph C. Helsel Vice President .. ,. Mrs. Wm. Meyer Secretary . . .. ., Miss Joan Hazelton Treasurer ..... . Miss Connie Homer x 62 A me QW! V0 MAINTENANCE STAFF H5953 S TA FFT Nusases' Lmmoa EYE NCME CMC PALATE CLUWC .LI P 5f'f79'f5Ap' DINMG C Room PKEUHOTHERAP X-RAY cumc FLOOR 0 OPERA11 NG SURGACAL REVENUE OFFICE FROM ROOM DEPT OFF! 4 'A wniiwvd FRIENDLY CHAT!!! 16 Www! 'L , ,Z A- W . U fkgw, , z , ,P wT w 'XM59' M I GETTING REPORT!!! II 64 SERVICE WITH A SMILE!!! HE'S THIRSTY! !! zfwgica YOU'RE ALLOWED UP TODAY! !! EMERGENCY ROOM 65 Walfernifg f Q Iaafgg' J 1 T S 2 3 2 x. -SS A Ii! I Aa isf 522 f,f I I : - Q5 If I 5 31 EQ I A I I 3 w ' I Q 9, I A' ..... Ns, --'-:::::::: 3331i ::::........ A 5 DON'T DROP IT!!! if I 2 ,V , I .gg : .,,. ii 'r' A5 3 li fi 4 I fe ,gnu- NIIL !.!!,,, YES, A BOY AND A GIRL!!! 66 GOING HOME!!! , .lv ,N HOLD STILL NOW!!! 'a z -mi. -H E: , . :-- .5 1--: .:. ws ' , EL- 1 187 gf f Q? i iz ' A A , Q? Leg g gig Q 'T .ir .HL , MM W4 .vw 0 !Zc!ialfric5 ww, CHECK UP!!! L fy Mn ,L if Q 2 3 '! fav 67 THOSE 3LB. PREMIES Miva fe YAG? w...d' ' ff f jxrfgk, ff 5'-4. r Flx lT PRETTY!!! My SY I fl J ,X , - if 5? ' E E 5 'M 'WY K X X WHERE DOES IT HURT??? 1 , ww-':L -'A ur A 1 E, E11 ?a2 A W 68 LISTEN CLOSE NOW!! ! M.--n HOW'S IT GOING, DOC? ? ? ? 7233: ,kv 3 . , - perafing 00m OUCH!!! SUTURES, PLEASE ! !! !9A75i0f!Leralo7 s s Q In 'I FEELS GOOD, HUH ! !! 35,66 AOPUL f0lf'y '1 'l DID YOU FIND ANY BUGS YET X-My I 70 -A I LIE STILL NOW!!! TIME FOR DINNER!!! def .JGLLCAQVL W R I H FUN IN THE KITCHEN!!! eggs ! 1 V V 4 Q 'E 1' , Qi O f 7 - E 3 r 1 X .yur 'H' r .A f Q WW A M 5 3 'L THREE MORE OUNCES ! !! J ......A' f' ' - will-l 7ll The Out Patient Department of the Philips- burg State Hospital is under the supervision of Miss Frances Houck. All this work is done in special clinics located in the basement of our hospital. A Cleft Palate Clinic is held once a month for the purpose of diagnosing and recommend- ing treatment for cleft palate and cleft lip pa- tients. This Clinic has been in operation under the direction of the Department of Health since October, l949, and examine on the average of 250 cases yearly. In addition to the above num- ber of patients the Clinic Staff also examine adults who are sponsored by the Bureau of Vo- cational Rehabilitation. The Clinic Staff consists of: Cloyd S. Har- kins, D.D.S., William R. Harkins, D.D.S., Pros- thodontists, Robert L. Harding, M.D., Plastic Sur- geon, Eugene T. McDonald, E. D., Speech Ther- apist, and J. Harry Blackwell, M. Ed., Psycholo- gist. Cleft palate and cleft lip children require very special care from birth to adulthood. Because of the coordinated and thoughtful plan- ning of these specialists an individualized long- term program can be outlined for each child. An important part in the conquest of Tuber- culosis in Pennsylvania is carried on in the Pneu- motherapy Clinical where air is introduced into the thoracic cavity to collapse the infected lung and promote healing. Here Dr. George Taylor, clinician in charge of this clinic, gives treatment to a Tuberculosis patient. This service which is given weekly, permits patients to cure in their own homes among their own people. 72 -l 1 E L, Lmfcd Dr. H. Ford Clark, Ophthalmologist, of Hun- tingdon, is shown examining the eye of this pa- tient in the Eye Clinic. This clinic serves patients with refractive errors, and medical and surgical pathology. It is held weekly on Wednesday, and patients from a wide area are referred for the specialized care available here. Dr. Costello, Orthopedic Surgeon, of Wil- liamsport, comes monthly to examine and treat orthopedically crippled children from Centre, Clearfield, and Elk Counties. He is shown exam- ining a boy who may require years of observa- tion, bracing, and surgical treatment. This ser- vice is sponsored by the Clearfield-Centre Crip- pled Children's Society. A very important community service, given in co-operation with the Warren State Hospital, is that of the Mental Clinic which is held monthly. Here patients with a psychiatric or neurological problems are examined and treatment is outlined to the family physician. Dr. Urbaitis, Psychia- trist, is here interviewing a patient in the clinic. Dr. Patti, shown with them, is a resident in Psy- chiatry in the Warren State Hospital, and will return to his native India in 1956 to work in a mental hospital in that country. Many problems are presented in this divi- sion by the persons who pass through. Within the facilities ofthe department, an effort is made to help the person to the proper service for his need. 73 l '1 l 'f ' T. GM WHERE'S THE FOOD? ? ? ining OOWLZ5 WHAT'S NEW IN THE NEWS??? DON'T FORGET TO CHEW IT!!! 74 -l. 8 UQVLULQ 8 vain Umm WHO S GOING HOME TODAY??? PUT THEM IN ORDER!!! NUMBER, PLEASE 75 OZ?0LlfLlfLJlf'g Wainfenance Ql06Llf'flf1fLQlfL1f GPJQIWAQ5 naman 1 XAQlfL1fQAQQl9Ql 1f lfLlf':5Q5 M95 41' 77 mm- ijlae mu! ing Mr. Idell, ihe Architect HOW'S PROGRESS? ? ? 78 LAYING THE CORNERSTONE L-Docfom xgimlw 79 'NIS- 81 Our wwe Woljiem The duties of a house mother with sixty to eighty students are somewhat like that of a mother. We find that no two girls are alike. As each student arrives, she is assigned to her room, and given instruc- tions concerning the rules which are to be observed. Every day we check the rooms to see that they have been dusted. In addition beds must be made and personal belongings put away. When evening arrives we check to see that each student is in study hall from 7:30 to 9:30 P.M. and at 10 P.M. we again check to see that the girls are in bed and lights out for the night. At 'l'l:30 P.M. the relief girls come off duty and their lights must be off at 12 midnight. We then lock the doors and our day is done. as ,ff s . 3 . ,, . JS? -Q , Q. 0 WM. mari! ,Muff WM. Warian .MWAPA 82 Q5 eoam 0 cggruice Mrs. Thelma Bishop, Mrs. Myrna Stoker, Miss Ruth Smathers, Mrs. Ella Noll Two of our valued employees retired this year. Mrs. Myrna Stoker, operating room supervisor for 33 years, and Mrs. Ella Noll, kitchen helper for 25 years. We regret valuable employees leaving our institution, but they well have earned their retirement. A ioint party was given them by the Board of Trustees, Doctors, Nurses, office personnel, maintenance department and domestic employees. They were given gifts they can long enjoy. 83 names ,xdfnmnae Mocioalfion The Nurses Alumnae of the Philipsburg State Hospital was organized in 1926. Quoting from the constitution the object is as follows- To advance the standing and interests of the graduates of the training school. To extend aid to those in trouble or sickness. To promote social activity. To raise the standing of nursing to the highest plane. Our organization keeps close contact with the American Nurses Association and the Pennsylvania Nurses Association by sponsoring graduate as well as student representation to na- tional, state, and district meetings. Monthly meetings are held by the association on the second Thursday of each month with certain special activities, such as the Annual White Elephant Party in January, Mother and Daughter Dinner in May, Picnic in July, and Dinner and Dance for the graduation class in August. To date we have 209 active members. In memory of Cecilia Ferlitch, who gave her life in World War Il, the association also presents an award to the most out- standing student nurse in the senior class. OFFICERS President .....,. .,... S hirley Voyzey Vice President .,... ..., A nna Kuhns Secretary .,.. ..., J eanette Carns Treasurer .... .... A nn Lesko 84 111' endow najw B5 vendor lfmlw ,LQ 'ik . g .B V If In A4 ., 41 ,s i V ,, :fm ffl af ii f '?3 86 7 r- 151' Wyan- g 0'LJlflf0Llf8.'5 of EAQ igllidyodgoarg Safe ,J41!05yQifa! CLASS OF 1917 Violet Marshall Zoe Brown Elizabeth Rose Ideceasedj CLASS OF 1919 Kathleen Foley IMcGintyJ Olive Poorman IReesel CLASS OF 1920 Louise Ollinger CLASS OF 1922 Myrna Keesey lStokerJ Beatrice Michael CLASS OF 1924 Alice Barrett Ideceasedj Frances Houck Olive Kalloway ILynnJ Anna Maguire IBuckeyJ Ideceasedl Katherine Scovern lPalmJ Bernice Wooster CGadeIl CLASS OF 1925 Avisia Chaplin IMesserl Laura Davey CPetersonl Ellen Kline ILowerl Elizabeth McGinty IReddingJ Hannah Lundholm CLASS OF 1926 Mary Carrol Ideceasedl Rhoda Chaplin iHamerJ Valletta Garrestson IO'HarraJ Frances Shoemaker IGreenJ CLASS OF 1927 Susan Butchko IMartinJ Mary Hill CSwaIesD Agnes Kane Alice Parker iGilmoreJ Loretta Thurston Mildred Turner IShadeD Mildred Wall CPlattJ CLASS OF 1928 Sally Brown CSmilesD Gertrude Foley fZuinnD Laura Hayes fBoylel Laura Hendershot fShoenfeItD Winona Hoover fMalcolmJ Dorothy Maguire Cleda McQuillen ISmeaIJ Mariorie Perks CHartIeyJ Elizabeth Thompson flsisherl Venetta Wilson IRymanD CLASS OF 1929 Rella Hicks IRounsleyJ Edna Houck CPynel Maude Igou CHerringtonl Margaret Ross CStonebrakerD Ruth Ross CGreatoreauxJ Clare Weston fAdamsl Bertha Wyland CLASS OF 1930 Isabelle Eckberg fBrooksJ Mildred Edwards fBowenJ Gertrude Hummel CRydbergJ Katherine Lucician QBerkl Anna Novak fdeceasedl Mary Ollinger CCarterD Virginia Ross CBoIognaJ Ailene Tompkins fWagnerJ Florence Wilscn CFinchl CLASS OF 1931 Eva Broloerg Clierkstresserj Isabelle Britten CHilIJ Lorena Campbell IBourgeourD Helen Clancy CBurnsl Hazel Eld IHillJ Mildred Glastonberry lGustafsonJ Lorena Johnson fMoFfettD Irene McKinney CLucasJ Genevieve Pollard IConkIinD Lillian Robinson CMilIerl Martha Turnquist IDownsj CLASS OF 1932 Martha Bucosky fLewisl Ethel Frieberg IScrudersJ Gladys Gladden fTwistJ Harriet Lewis CForshtJ Ideceasedj Alta McDowell CMUIIJ Ethel Sheen fRudeenJ Dorothy Sherkel ISauppl Viola Vogle CSauppD CLASS OF 1933 Aldine Aungst Rebecca Colgrove Gladys Davis Evelyn Edlund fKundratj Thelma Ellenberger CGIIIJ Goldie Fink fKyIerJ Frances Hodge IMooreJ Sara Johnson IPritchardD Martha Maguire Hannah McCready fForemanD Maggie Belle Robinson ICrainJ Lois Weston CO'BrienD . nn. g 0'l,JlfL6l,t85 of fAe CLASS OF 1934 Edna Ashcroft Thelma Ashcroft CHenryJ Annie Bennett Uamesl Bessie Bodle lGrantJ Edna Cook IGreenl Margaret Dunsmore lDeLanceyJ Freda Fisch CHirschJ Grace Hartshorne Uacobsj Rachel Hewlett CSmaIIwoodJ Helen Kelly IDurbinI Helen Means lMayesD Marie Ringler CHoImesJ Mary Smith CLoeschJ Margaret Turnbull CPoweIIl Henrietta White fGastonJ CLASS OF 1935 Ruth Adams CTepeIJ Marie Bonsall fChrusIinskiJ Louise Humphrey Uankel Lois Hunt CSantarisieroJ Ruth Lakin CHeniusJ Rachel Marshall lHardingl Sara Nedimyer CForceyJ Anna Putman CLargentI Genevieve Shaw CWenrickj Ruth Swauger Dorothy Westover fAdairJ Hazel Williams fKormanJ CLASS OF 1936 Marjorie Bloom fBorsheimJ Amelia Copenhaver IZewanI Olive Earl fShieIdsl June Hutchins fShuItzI Helen Randecker ICampbeIID Thelma Sutter CHQIIJ Dorothy Jean Smith CLASS OF 1937 Sara Adams fKrumerineJ Frances Ashworth CRickettsJ Emily Dumbleton CHowardJ Louise Kester CHortonl Cleo Milligan CMcNauIJ LaBonna Olson fPoormanJ Eleanor Reese fMiIesD Dorothy Ricketts fFowIerJ Marie Stoker fBentonI Linn Russell IWickmanJ CLASS OF 1938 Barbara Bryan fEyerIyI Elsie Durandetta CKrohJ Mary Dworsak fParkl Carrie Johnson fWoodringI Kathryn Kells fShaFferI Dorothy McCullough IEvittsl Margaret Pentz fScottJ June Pixley fMcNeishJ Bette Pooler CLannenD Edith Schoening fMiIIerI Madeline ShaFFer CRusseIJ Dorothy Stagner fAshworthD Helen Yahn CWomerJ ,9!Li6l95A1,wg jafe ,.A7!o5y9ifa! CLASS OF 1939 Sara Dietrich CWilliamsI Geraldine Fulton IDeWaIIsl Frances Hewlett fForsytheJ Hazel Johnson Mary C. Koontz fCusterD Louise Means fRiddleJ Irene Micklick Florence Miles CDenningJ June Womer CStauderJ CLASS OF 1940 Ella Amundson CHumphreyJ Lorna Campbell Uankel Ellen Cook CEmeryj Eva Demchak fPrinciJ Evelyn Houser Cecelia Howe Betty Jenkins IFIegalJ Margaret McCamley CCurtisI Thelma Muir lShawJ Jean Parks fSedelJ Irene Seibert fZeigIerI fdeceasedl Christine Shoff Florence Turnbull fCrammerD Jeanette Williams fMiIIerJ CLASS OF 1941 Betty Ashworth fDixonJ Edith Berty IThomasI Laura Bowers Uohnsonl Marguerite Caldwell fOmbergI Cecelia Ferlitch Cdeceasedj Esther Franzel fTulowitsJ Grace Hansel lCallisI Norma Hitchings CMandeIII Eva Hoffman Uamesl ' Agnes Janosik CLuptonJ Mildred Johnson fWestl Bernadine O'NeiII fArnoIdI Alice Parks CThomasl Margaret Sleigh CRounsIeyJ Sara Swinter lWiIsonJ Sara Tippett QWhiteD Bessie Williams CShoenfeItD Matilda Zweiner fDeBrossJ CLASS OF 1942 Agnes Brisbin fMeyersJ Eleanor Conrad fProchazkaI Veronica Ferlitch fProsnakJ Doris Hagerman lMcTavishJ Lucille Kruise CMaIoneyI Sara McCaulley fFryj Betty Moore fAnceyJ Alma Pellow fBrownD Louise Peters fGrebeJ Irene Reiner fYoungD Goldie Rimmey fllgenj Mary J. Ryan fChapmanl Margaret Wilkinson flimmerl Dorothy Wood fPetersl CLASS OF 1943 Betty Caldwell it Mariorie Carson Patricia Earl CLighthoIderD Jean Gack fZavlackyI 89 gifacfffmfw of fire ,9Aiglo5Lurg .Sinha Jgodpifaf Aline Hess fMessmoreJ Mildred Hoover fCaberJ Ruth Kreiner lLoweJ Anna Lesko Georgianna Lewis fLakeJ Etta McNelly CGallowayJ Alice Meyers fMeyerl Agnes Neff Ella Pinto CDavidsonJ Margaret Rowles QPeltonJ Lucille Sosoman CMcCartneyJ Josephine Wargo fKephartJ Jeane Wyse iHunterl CParkerJ CLASS OF 1944 Lois Burns KReiterl Pearl Copenhaver CWoodl Betty Desso CChaveyl Margaret Dugan CLawsJ Ruth France Mary Jane Hill CHamiltonJ Avonelle Kyler fTrudeJ Ruth Liberati fBurgerJ Margaret Leibold Ruth Lovell fDunlapJ Margaret McGivigan lLantzyl Betty Merryweather fCollinsJ Betty Neubauer Nancy Nicholson QNethertonj Hilda Peterson CRenshawJ Geraldine Price Ann Rogers CDimitroFfJ Mary Jane Sechler CGlassJ Agnes Shedlock QKellyJ Alice Steige Lenora Thomas fReesel Mildred Wood CRhoadsl CLASS OF 1945 Margaret Bell fMarshallJ Betty Bowers CGranvilleJ Helen Copenhaver fGloverJ Kathryn Goss CHublerJ Vivien Gray fBoyerJ Jean Hazelton fDruryl lrogene Hughes fMryersJ Helen Johnson fBrinkl Anna Jusick CLescoD Helen Mattern CFreyJ May McLaughlin Thelma Miller CUmbergerl Carlyce Nichlas Uohnsonl Marie Ohs CAtkinsonJ Isabelle Smith CDanielsl Nelly Waple fShusterl Kathleen Young fLuciaJ CLASS OF 1946 Elith Adams fFilesJ Rhoda Ashworth fFerrierl Mary Agan fRaffertyJ Phyllis Clancy fReedJ Rita Demchak Alice Eshbough Louise HoFFman fMacLacLeanJ Wilda Johnston fKinnisonJ Lois Johnson Uednyskej Betty Johns QWalkerJ Rita Jordan Evadene Keim fHitchensJ Kathleen Kephart lMcGonigalJ Lois Mark lGoldingl Anna McCullough CNedrickj Margaret Mitchell Elaine Moberg lStokerJ Jane Montour fShafferl Beulah Myers fKyper7 Helen McGarvey Wilmina Moyer Claire Omo CHunterJ Mary Price Margaret Reed fDoddD Doris Seabolt CAntonicchiaD Maxine Turk CReedJ Alice Williams fSchrefflerJ Florence Wood CSunderlandJ Jean Wilkinson flrwinj CLASS OF 1947 Lucy Adams CKephartD May Joanne Bagrosky CO'Neilll Bernetta Baylin fTomicaJ Julia Frances Brosius Alice Erickson fBurnsJ Anna Louise Evergart CConradD Doris Foltz fScalise7 Jessie Grimes fRietTl Beulah Harter CWilsonJ Marilyn Hansel Martha Hoover CEverhartj Marian Rose Johnson Shirley Kephart fMillsj Janice Kokoskie fKowalcykD Virginia Mae Kyper CRaineyJ Elizabeth Larson fFolmarJ Martha P. Lewis iDeBreel Catherine McCabe fWillingsj Catherine Meiss fConwayD Phyllis Louise Moore Thelma Noye fPoormanJ Margaret Oelberman fWoodJ Faustine Louise Scrano Helen Wolfs fPettitJ Alma Zwiener fSleighJ CLASS OF 1948 Cynthia Baylet CFetzerJ Gladys Baylin fRomesel Mary Jo Close fHagertyl Agnes Gallagher fWhiteheadJ Patricia Gorman CThomasD Betty Lou Granlun CSolleyl Margaret Hansel Eleanor Harrington fRitterJ Eleanor Kokosko Evelyn Materna fKovalskyD Jane Redding McAvoy fHrehovJ Emily McKedy Beverly Miller CByronJ Joyce Moberg Yvonne Moore Elva Jean Nedimyer fRettingerj Helen Louise Roberts CLovellJ Gertrude Schwab Marion Srock fKolesarj Faye Stanley CHummelJ Malissa Truax fPaulsonl M. Shirley Wilkinson CShofU Delores Wyse fWomerJ Q1aJMfw of fig CLASS OF 1949 Twila Adams fThomasJ Delores Ball CHamatyJ Dorothy Basford Jeanne Broberg iSementelliJ Eleanor Burnasky Joanne Fenton iHayesJ Mary Jane Hughes CBriceD Mary C. Johnson fSandersonJ Mariorie Morrison fDahlgrenl Oma Powell fYoungJ Janet Sherry lCopenhaverJ Sara Townsend iBennettJ Jean Troutman iSelbstJ Frances Vavreck Bette Yanker lAndersonD Regina Yosua Rita Jo Zizzo CMillerJ CLASS OF 'I950 Regina Burns fBorgerJ Marcella Deliman iKopchikJ Nancy Eberts Clynchl Sara Fink lKephartJ Lillian Fuge CForceyJ Evelyn Fye fBakerl Dorothy Goralsky Harriet Gowland Edna Hughes iArcherJ Pauline Humenik ideceasedl Anne Jones Margaret Josephson CDixonJ Mary Jo McKeown fMandelJ Delores Midlam fCaldwellJ Jeannette Nelson iCarnsl Louise Partridge lDeGroffD Irene Patnychuk Helen Pirow iLamendolaJ Barbara Plubell CMencerJ Loma Pusey fRanishJ Janet Todd fMananl Margaret Turnbull Marcella Wilkinson CNUIIJ CLASS OF 195 Esther Antes lFetterJ Delores Bellman fHoweJ Norma Bennett fWilsonJ Peggy Bigelow fMillerl Wilma Bloom CTibbensJ Joyce Briggs Frances Cadman fDouttJ Julia Duke CMohnolJ Iva Lou Fetter fHilderbrandJ Josephine Fusco fEstweightJ Lois Gearhart CSongerl Doris Gray iBrillaJ Phyllis Helsel Carol Hoover CApplebyJ Veronica Kubica Anna Kuhns Elizabeth Leigey iGuenotJ Dorothy Merrow Jeanine McAlee Straessleyl Carmen Nash fBurgeJ Alice Reish lSchreFflerD Charlotte Rossman CBathurstJ Marion Rougeux Lois Ryan fReddingJ Harriet Stine fSperanzaJ phigpjgwfg Cgiafe ciwloqoifaf 'I CLASS OF 1952 Margaret Scottson Mary Jane Greene Josephine Wisor lBellJ Hazel Graham Uonesl Sarah Baronner fMillerJ Colletta Bear lKrebsl Cleyoda Brickley fHurdJ Loraine Clever fSchaFFerJ lone Davis fHammakerJ Gloria Hamilton CWitherowJ Garnet Harpst CKayJ Joanne Magill CGensamerJ Betty Marchello Ruth McCartney Rosemary Morgan CDelimanJ Elizabeth Mulhollan fMcFaddenl Betty Lou Newcombe Margaret O'Neill lHughesJ Beverly Smith fPerksJ Kathleen Stonebraker fChiepporel Eleanor Thomas CSleethJ Anna Wilsoncroft CPollockJ Rosemarie Wood fWeirickJ Joyce Woodring fGillanJ Evangeline Yaletchko fHopkinsJ Gloria Youhon fPatrickl Mary C. Zimmerman fSimlerJ CLASS OF 1953 Beverly Brown Clchesl Mary Elizabeth Cowfer fShaFferJ Phyllis Druggs Cherry Fleck fWofeJ Sarah Gealsha Lois Hall fFreemanJ Mildred Hampton CBezillaJ Constance Hickok fBurdl Sarah Huston Margaret Hutchinson fShimmelJ Marcella Leigey Adele McCutcheon Mary Jane O'Rourke Audrey Owlett Elsie Patton Sarah Reed fSwistockJ Dana Roberts iEvansJ Peggy Shedlock fNearhoofl Shirley Voyzey Edna Pearl Zimmerman Patricia Zweiner CLASS OF 1954 Florence Barton Patricia Pleskonko Anna Tutokie Teddy Rumberger CPetersJ Shirley Baylin Patricia Briggs Anna Mae Cebulko Martina Chronister Zelda Combe iWatersJ Mary Hutchinson Ann Marie Johnson Judy Mott iKerrD Loretta Poshedly Doris Ritchey Aileen VanLierde -E--w ,f4cLnowLJ9men1f5 WITHOUT THE ASSISTANCE OF THOSE WHOSE NAMES ARE INSCRIBED ON THE PAGES THAT FOLLOW, OUR YEARBOOK COULD NEVER HAVE BEEN ANY- THING MORE THAN AN UNFULFILLED DREAM. IT IS THEREFORE WITH DEEPEST GRATITUDE THAT THE REFLECTION STAFF ACKNOWLEDGE THE MAGNIFICENT SUPPORT GIVEN TO THIS HISTORY OF THE YEAR 1955 AT PHILIPSBURG STATE HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING BY OUR FRIENDS, OUR BUSINESS PATRONS, AND BY, CARL AND DON STUDIO, PHILIPSBURG, PA. PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE I955 REFLECTIONS ZIMMERMAN ENGRAVING COMPANY, SYKESVILLE, PA. ENGRAVERS OF THE 1955 REFLECTIONS KURTZ BROS., CLEARFIELD, PA. PRINTERS AND BINDERS OF THE 1955 REFLECTIONS RICHARD PETERS, PHILIPSBURG, PA. DRAWINGS FOR THE 1955 REFLECTIONS 92 parfrona Ogio! Dr. Lester Luxenberg Board of Trustees Dr. C. S. Harkins Dr. W. R. Harkins Dr. J. Fulton Smith Dr. James Scott Dr. John Shott Drs. Frances and George Taylor Dr. R. L. Williams Dr. Melvin Ferrier Dr. Patrick Gianopoulos Dr. James Harvey Dr. Roy Tompkins Dr. Leonardas Drivas Dr. Clark Forcey Dr. H. Ford Clark Dr. Peter Guillard Dr. John Henderson Dr. Lorenzo Runk Dr. George Mills Dr. Edward Friday Drs. Frank J., Luther, and Claude Gette Dr. H. J. Knepp Mrs. T. N. Bishop, R.N., B.S. Miss D. J. Smith, R.N., B.S. Miss A. K. Kuhns, R.N., B.S. Mrs. Myrna Stoker, R.N. Miss Ruth Smathers, B.S. Miss Martha McGuire, R.N. Miss Alice Bell, R.N., B.S. Mrs. Eleanor Williams, R.N., B.S. Miller's Cleaning and Dye Works Marie Smith Hotel Phillips Ruth Kline Laura H. Sankey Friend Williams Clover Farm Passmore Hotel Jesse G. Smith Dr. C. D. Lewis 93 Our Sincere Wishes the Clcxss of '55 THE WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY TYRONE PENNA. BETTY JAY SHOP Pulp IJ 9 P AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 325 North F t St t Ph I p b g P Compliments of JUSICK'S HOTEL Philipsburg Penne J. E. FOX onucsclsr O I MII P ADELMAN AND RATOWSKY Ph I p b g P Congratulations WM. PRICE SERVICE CENTER PhiIipsburg Penne .ln-Q Sincere Wishes from MORNINGSTAR BAKERIES INC. QUALITY BAKERIES FOR OVER 65 YEARS PHI SBU G PENNA CHEVROLET HARPSTER INC. PHILIPSBURG - cmd - HARPSTER CHEVROLET CO. WARRIORS MARK A F sf Ch O T Y h 42 Pho I0 I2 P S G WARRIORS MA j I .I Wok' and through the process of fine photo engraving is transmitted to the printed page for all to enjoy PHILIPSBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT HARPER,S BEAUTY SALON Lutz Fleck Gustafson Decker Phmpsburgl Perma Gowlonnd ASHCROFT'S SERVICE STATION RICHMQNUS SERVICE STATION Philipsburg, Pennu. Philipsburgf Penne' WATSON'S SERVICE STATION ROWLAND THEATRE Cold Stream, Pennu. phmpsbwg penna THE VILLA and THE HUB Vows GROCERY STORE Tyrone' Pennc' Philipsburg Pennu COMPLIMENTS OF R. P. DUNSMORE PHILIPSBURG PENNA. 97 nf. , JOHNNY BRENNISH BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waving 84 Hair Cutting Our Specialty W. Presqueisle Street Phone 860 Philipsburg, Penna COWDRlCK'S PHARMACY Philipsburg Penna CURTIS PRODUCTS INC. Philipsburg Penna. EUREKA STORES Houtzdale Penna ASHCROFT'S FLORAL SHOP 204 N. Second Street Philipsburg Penna. HURWITZ FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Everything for the Home Philipsburg Penncl CHARLES A. JONES INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance Rowland Theater Bldg. Philipsburg, Penna. Success and Happiness To You IBBERSON'S DRUG 'STORE Philipsburg Penna. JACK LYNCH'S Sinclair Service Station Cold Stream Penna. MORRIS LEVINE Family Shoe Store Tyrone Penna. SWISTOCK BROS. CARPET CO. Rugs, Linoleum, Tile Phone 271-J Philipsburg Penna PURITY MILK CORPORATION Extends Their Best Wishes to You the Nursing Class of 'I955 Philipsburg Penna. COLD STREAM INN Cold Stream Penna. DAVlD'S JEWELRY COMPANY And Ladies' Apparel Tyrone Penna. Compliments of ROUNSLEY INSURANCE COMPANY Philipsburg, Penna. SHARP AND GRIEST Philipsburg Penna. 98 i DONLEY'S SERVICE STATION Houtzdule, Penna. Best Wishes to the Class of '55 from VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Philipsburg, Pennci. PIONEER TEA ROOM Laurel Street Philipsburg Penna. MOFFATT'S FLORAL SHOP CLORA BIGELOW MAE PARKS Philipsburg, Penne. BEEZER'S FUNERAL HOME , Congratulations from Philipsburg, Penne. LETZLER MOTORS Complete Home Furnishings since 1896 Homzdale Penm' Ron-:ERT coMPANY Compnmems 0, HOOVER HARDWARE Tyrone Pennci. Philipsburg Penna DAVID SOLOMON onocemes ond MEAT Philipsburg Pennq, HAYES GARAGE Houtzdale Penng, Compliments of LEE METAL COMPANY, INC. Philipsburg, Penna. iff JL, Jluun-. . Congratulations Best Wishes DAHLGREN FUNERAL HOME THE HOUTZDALE BANK 228 N. Third Street Houtzdale Penna. Pl'lllP5bUV9 Perma Compliments of REITER'S FLOWERS AND Summer, Winter, and even Fall Bonded Members of F. T. D. Compliments of T rone Penna. . Y Osceola Mills Penna F'NK'5 SUNOCO STAUON BILL cHARNEY's CLEANERS Front and Presqueisle Houtzdale Penna Philipslaurg Penna. PHILIPSBURG LEDGER L Oltice Supplies P A R S K Y ' S Smart Fashions PRINTING for the Entire Family Hallmark Cards Spruce Street Philipsburg, Pa. Philipsburg Penna. CARL AND DON STUDIO Complimenfs of Portrait and Commercial BROWNIS BOOT SHOP Studios phmpsburg pennav Philipsburg Penna. Compliments of Compliments of CHESTER HILL HOSE coMPANY BEST JEWELER5 philipsburg penna Philipsburg Penna. 'I' R E L L A ' S Compliments of Band Instrument Company JQNE5 AND COMPANY Pl'illP5bUV9 Pennq- Philipsburg Penna. W 100 -lu-unqg Best Wishes PARKWAY MARKET 441 S. Center Street Philipsburg Penna. SNYDER'S AUTO WRECKERS 24 Hour Towing Service Philipsburg Penna. BOOTH AND SHONTZ BOTTLING WORKS Philipsburg Penna. KNOWLES BEAUTY SALON Phone 1064 Philipsburg Penna REED'S MILL FLOUR FEED Philipsburg Penna. Congratulations and Best Wishes LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Lodge No. I3 Philipsburg Penna. B.B. MOTOR CARRIERS, INC. Heavy Hauling Philipsburg Penna. Congratulations and Best Wishes To Class of '55 HAYES FUNERAL HOME U Houtzdale Penna. DISSHON'S GARAGE C A R S General Repair on All Trucks Road Service Philipsburg Penna. Compliments of MCCRORY'S 5 AND 'I0 Philipsburg Penna MOSHANNON LOAN SERVICE, INC. Philipsburg, Penna. BARBER'S GROCERY STORE Philipsburg Penna - 1--Y Y-V Q WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORES Wizard Batteries True Tone Radios Philipsburg Penna. Congratulations To The Class of '55 TURTLE SPRING DAIRY Pl1lllpSl3UI'g Pennq Best of Luck to the 1955 Graduates EBOCH AND GREENE Funeral Service Prescriptions IRWIN'S PHARMACY Phone 197 Pl'lllP5bU 9 PGYWWCI- Philipsburg Penna. Compliments of PARKER FLOWER SHOP 12 N. Second Street Compliments of COUSER BROS. 5 and 10 Cent Store Philipsburg Penna. Houfzdnle penna, Compliments of MOTT'S DINER Osceola Mills Penna. Compliments of WOLF FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture - Draperies and Appliances Philipsburg, Penna. COLD STREAM DINER Philipsburg Penna. - -I HARRY H. GARDNER MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS 28 W. Tenth Street Tyrone Penna. Success To You MAJESTIC THEATRE Philipsburg Penna. Congratulations from KELLER'S DRUG STORE Philipsburg Penna. - - - W ,V -sf v ' Best Wishes of HOUTZDALE WHOLESALE PRODUCE RADIO SPECIALTY SHOP - Houtzdale, Penna. Houtzdale Penna RITE STYLE SHOPPE CHARLES GARHNKLE Philipsburg Penna Compliments of GRATTAN'S GROCERY STORE 508 Brisbin Street Houtzdale Perma R e a d THE PROGRESS For Clearfield County and Moshannon Valley News PRITCHARD'S SERVICE STATION Front Street Philipsburg Penna RALPH J. CORIO AGENCY Real Estate Best Wishes B. P. O. E. GFICI Philipsburg Penna Insurance Broker 3'I'I-I2 Moshannon Bank Bldg. CLAIR LLOYD Phone 31-J or IO32-J HARDWARE Philipsburg Penna. Bdsbin penn THE Best Wishes from FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of F. D. I, C, MCFEELY BRICK COMPANY Philipsburg Pennq. Port Matilda Penna. , Congratulations Compliments of from the JOE HAYES MODERN LOAN COMPANY Philipsburg Penna. NORDBERG BROS. Super Market 2l5 E. Pine Street Compliments of ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY MEATS GRocERIEs Philipsbws Penna. Congratulations GOLDBERGS Men's and Ladies' Wearing Apparel Houtzclale Penna. Pl lllp5bU 9 Penna. 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