Presbyterian St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - Alpha Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1957 volume:

6 ee When We Enter . . . 5. cyCuLe J J oSpitai C liicaqo, mmm Love; Devotion; Friendship; A tender hand in time of sickness, A ready ear for joys and sorrows, A soothing voice in a troubled storm, Attributes of our beloved Adopted Mother. A multitude of girls have passed thru these years, wiser and stronger due to her everlasting love, devotion, and friendship. We, the Class of 1957, take pride in dedicating this yearbook to a woman whom we all love, respect, and will long remember. Page 5 ( iecteJ O icerd — Student ssociatlow iC)S6 — i951 President -- - - - Inna Bowald Vice President - - - Marjorie Knight Secretary Joyce Pinney Peotter Treasurer - Caryl Neu S.N.A.I. Representatives Lois Cooke, Carol Sedgwick, Adele Nelson Nominating Committee Carolyn Ryan Skvara, Shizuko Kawaii, Sandra Casscl, Martha Magnuson, Pliyllis Noskcr, Carol I ' ckman Faculty Advisor to Rules and Regulations Committee Miss Allison Myers Faculty Advisors to Student Councii Mrs. Kathcrinc Holonyak, Mr. Hans Mauk.sch IIAIRMAN Riii.i;s AND Rr.Gl I LATIONS CoMMiTTEl Bonnie Jordan Cunningham IIAIKMAN Soc:iAi. CoMMi iT iii! Sally Strom Dolan ()-Ciiaikmi;n I ' lim ic Ri;lations c;ommittee l.ouisc Johnson, . X ' oigltt () I ' .DI IOKS Hami ' i:r Roberta hiist, Marjorie W ' ikstrom () I ' DITOKS ' I ' ARiiooK Lillian Tapia, Kay Thorpe I ' .ir.c (i 195 7 Vjeat ' lyool? Co-Editors Lillian Tapia, Kay Thorpe Staff; Barbara Schultz, Judith Edson, Mary Ellen McMeekan, Louise Johnson, Eileen Sorenson, Rose Mary Blechschmidt, Mary Van Selous, Joanne Sutcliffe, Mary Brain, Arlene Paris 1958 CLs6 Officers President Gail Dimmick (standing R) Vice-President Virginia Farmer ( seated ) Secretary Beverly McElmurry (standing L ) Treasurer Carol Borchert Faculty Advisor Mrs. M. Kubicz 1957 Class Officers President .Sally Strom Dolan Vice-President Violet Lamog Secretary Rtith Ekman Treasurer .....Janet Sandstedt Faculty Advisor..... Mrs. G. Beebe 1959 Class Officers President Diana Hill (seated R) Vice-President Sandra Kelson (seated middle) Secretary Maxine Hall (standing L) Treasurer Carol Baitland ( seated L ) Faculty Advisor.., Miss C. Bakke ' 4 ill ' . Page 7 Ctai6 of 195 7 SHIRLEY TITSCHINGER AUCK Titch CYNTHIA BAKER Cindy BARBARA BALES Barb JOAN BALEY Joanie CAROL BENCK Bein-k IRENE BENCK Beucko ROSE MARY BLECHSCHMIDT V osw IRMA BOW ALD hnr a a66 Oi 1957 MARY JANE BRAIN M.J LETITIA JANE JOHNSON BRUE Janie CAROL BURESH Carol MARILYN BUTLER Tivink LOIS COOKE Cookie JACQUELINE CONNER Jackie BONNIE JORDON CUNNINGHAM Bon KARIN YOUNG CROWE Kay Page 9 CL56 of i 9 57 VIRGINIA JAEHNE Ginn ' MARILYN MEHLENBACHER JOHANNSEN Mar BETTY LOU KADAR Betty Loll SHIZUKO KAWAI Chico PHYLLIS KERSCHKE Phyl MARJORIE KNIGHT Muzzy MARLENE KUS Mar VIOLET LAMOG 1 ■ II Class of 195 7 BARBARA LANGGUTH Bobbie DORIS LANGHOUT Dori KATHLEEN LARSON Kathy BARBARA LATIMER Barb DOROTHY MATES LOHR Don MYRNA LOY Myrna HELEN SORAK MacCONNELL Sorak NANCY DOWNS McKERROW Nancy Page 13 Clan of 195 7 CONSTANCE NOECKER SCHUBERT Connie BARBARA SCHULTZ Scbultzie MARY ANN SCHUNEMAN Mary Ann BARBARA SEXTON Bobby CAROLYN RYAN SKVARA Ryan SHIRLEY ANN SMITH Shitty EILEEN SORENSEN Safe If JOANNE SUTCLIEI ' E Jo ' .lUC l( CLsi of i 9 51 MARCIA HOLLOWAY WHITE Marcia DONA MAE WILSON Donie SHIRLEY MAE KORODI YAHL Shirley (graduation arewe This time the graduation ' s ours; This time we say goodbye To friends and things we cherished here; Where did the years go by? To reach the End, and start a Beginning; To know that we have grow n; To feel the warmth of Achievement That is our very own; To look ahead with head held high And many aspirations; To take with us a Knowledge that Will be our Inspiration. — L. T. I ft.i;e 1 S CLi of 1958 (Left to Right) Front Row: M. Manzanero, S. Pratt Second Row: E. Colonico, L. Echtenkamp, M. McMeekan, M. Karolus, C. Lontoc Back Row: D. Norton, D. Miller, M. Maier, G. Kamphenkel, I. Lyons, K. Brinks, 1. Martin, R. Marshall, D. Rehm ( l.cli ic) Ki.ulii ) Ihiiiil Rdir: A. Koi;.uluil , ( ' .. ' I ' oinlta, J. Spciuci-, S. WooJy, ( . Nfii, N. I ' ciulcll n,i(l: Roir: M. Wiksiioni, B, Siljcstroni, M. ullli;s, ( ' ,. Sti-Llfiii. 1.. RIssiii.in, M. Twi.u.s;. S. Milam, K. Rumano, V.. Voigt, J. S.iImii.i , 1 ' . W ' llli.mis CLi of 1958 (Left to Right) Back Row: J. Anderson, M. Kent, L. Bergstrom, V. Bryant, J. Ferguson, B. Faas, M. Elmore Center Row: M. Glorio, K. Brown, C. Bantz, J. Bennes, B. Branch Vront Roiv: L. Johnson, N. Law, M. Guyot ( Left to Right ) Back Row: M. Long, P. Gentry, N. McCrislin, B. Prigeon, C. Kerr, M. Goff, D. Stephens, N. Evans Second, Row: J. Householder, M. Weilgus, N. Truitt, N. Myles, H. Virvalo Vront Roiv: S. Cassell, C. Sedgewick, J. Shippy, M. McElroy Page 21 (Left to Right) Back Row: R. Cernocky, B. Bletsch, M. Horn, B. Giddis, C. Grulich, S. Weber, N. Willett, J. Greenquist Front Roiv: P. Wright, D. Sargent, N. Frezek, S. Johnson, B. Kopas, C. Hardigan ( Ix-li 1(1 Kighi) f, , Rnu : ( ,. Cdlsi.ul, ' I ' . Slu.m, H. 1. Wolcy Scdiiiil Kiiir. Sciilcil: ( , Hinrjry, M. Kiiiglu, ( . 1 .iiih.nii Ihoiil Rdir. Siiilcil: 1,. ' I lioiiuoii. P Hi ni.nniii, I Aiu.il. M. Mihmc Page 11 CLi of 1959 (Left to Right) Back Rou ' .- N. Stieper, D. Johnson, G. Asam, C. Zon, S. Matthews, J. Wade, J. Sakuma Second Rotv: B. Fleury, E. Baumann, M. Pettengell, R. Faas, H. Antonson, D. Johnstone Seated, Front: W. Watson, P. Gosha (Left to Right) Back Row: J. Majors, M. Bardo, C. Eicher, M. Miller, J. Vistain, P. Nosker, C. Springer, A. Bengesku, M. Magnuson, S. Dahl, O. Kalis Front Roiv: C. Eckman, H. Mohline, B. Kohn, M. Dunn, D. McCasland, C. StuU Page 23 INTl-RNS ( I.cft to Ri.yht) R. t) ' Doylc, D. Hopkids, C. McKicl. C. D.in.mcnioiul. C . Rolx ' its, W. Bates ' I ' l ' nJ Koir: B. MacDon.iUl, R. Ricnwn. (. .. Mcl ' hcrsoii. J, ( ornct. C. Blocilow. D. Clonzelman, D. NUirsc. J. Lipsey, R. I ' litli. P.. 1 ' csi.o Sciiiihl Roiv: v.. Sclmoor, R. MiKillop. S. Kais, 1,. R;ultoi l, 11. Nckonishi, 11. Omp, M. Roskflk-y, R. R.iv. C. Siliollv 1 ' . Winter, W. Marsli.ill, W. l ipps. .1. on. ( , S hniuli, W. Mclhy STAI ' I ' Ml ' N ( l.oli lo Ri.ulu ) Oi Cii.il, Hi. ( . I ' wis.s, Hi. CiiiKslem, Or. nilKMib.ui,!;h Hi. M. .Sii.ipp. Dr. I ' . lloliii,uer. Or. c;. I ' mol.i. Or. J. 1 Dr. !■. NKMIIl.m, Or. 1 ' . McC.re.uy I ' aue . ' 1 s. Oi. R, laiuiesoii Door to door . . . travelling many streets ... a different aspect of nursing . . . bringing care and teaching to the homes of the sick. Page 37 Si 4 S St Luke ' s, Presbyterian $0 ■njnjBjiOLilILJQJI J tMJ ■rnn-B in f m Til Tin Tin in ■n-nVinTinT p-rin T in ' n II . Set Building Program of 11 Millions The consolidation of _SJ. ' ' illi S ' i ' ' 2 Prcsbj ' ter- ; lan hospital into a new institu- tion was approved yesterday by the boards of both hospi- tals. The merger, it was reported. ill entail a three year build- ing program, costing 11 million dollars, to add facilities for a new Presbvterian- St. Luke ' s hospit ;__ ' Since the building funds of the two hospitals now amount to slightly inore than 2 million dollars, a new boSrd will find it necessary to conduct a cam- paign to raise 9 million dollars to . ' loance the consolidation and expansion. Bard Named Chairman Ralph A. Bard Sr , president of the board of managers of Presbyterian hospital, was se- lected chairman of the coiisoU- rtol«l board. John P. Bent) president of live new board. Two formalities must ' be completed in the next few days to effect the consolidation voted by the two boards. First, members of the two hospital corporations must approve the merger. Second, new articles of incorporation must be filed with and approved by the Illi- nois secretary of state. The fie hospital facilities will be built on the site of the present Presbyterian liospital, 1753 Congress St. It was an- nounced that all facilities of St. Luke ' s would be used until the new building program is completed. Boards Meet Separately The two boards met sepa- rately in the Northern Trust company building at 50 S. La Salle St. to approve the mer- gajL. JTlie fu-st official step toward consolidating the two hospitals was taken Felx 9 when both boards approved a resolution of an intent to merge, that lime, the boards sai,d the purpose of the integration would be to combine two eminent groups of doctors who, with a strong board, can pro- vide Chicago and the midwest with one of the coiinliy ' s fore- most v oluntary tcacbin.u hcjs- pitals. The A. WATSON ARMOUR AWARD j.e. w...... n.n..-...- ' .mx_li .. NAME One of the two most outstanding nurses in medical and surgical nursing. The Mrs. CHARLES H. MORSE AWARD k. ' : .4. ' r.LL.....S.C.V ' . i..lo.CJLia-0 l .lo.-g.C.i 5. 7.0 NAME The most outstanding nurse in theory and practice. The MARTHA HUGHITT McCULLOUGH MEMORIAL AWARD.. T..t:.oO.:a.....{Ao.W.. i. .X NAME The most outstanding nurse in bedside nursing . The CHARLES H. SCHWEPPE MEMORIAL AWARD..-k? Tir ....U.ayi ... .9. A.So.r)..].=- .f..VA NAME The most outstanding nurse in psychiatric nursing. J NAME The most outstanding Ti ' urse in obstetrical nursing. The MEDICAL STAFF AWARD J.C?;.0(SL........SO- -- ' --OO.. ..C_..._ NAME One of the two most outstanding nurses in medical and surgical nursing. The ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION AWARD in memory of HARRIET FULMER .o..4. ...... r - ' ..L .?.o F£.. ..i..v:.b.o.a NAME The nurse wkh the highest scholastic standing. M..a.f...Lc..r.L.e .-: c .i.C .ki The WOMAN ' S BOARD of ST. LUKE ' S HOSPITAL AWARD Y:..Lc..r.L. : x[Ah. ... J J The most outstanding nurse in pediatric nursing. The WOMAN ' S BOARD of ST. LUKE S HOSPITAL AWARD S.k.V ' r . ..l ... k .aU i.(.V NAME The most outstanding nurse in operating room nursing. rx u talker ' farewell eiSaae ST. LUKE ' S BLUE CROSS PRAYER Most Merciful God, whose Blessed Son, Jesus Christ didst minister to the sick and the suffering, and didst also command His disciples to take up the cross and follow Him, grant to these Thy servants here present, and within St. Luke ' s Hospital, so to imitate Thy Son, that they may be lov- ing and patient, sympathetic and faithful in all their ministrations to Thy sick servants; Support them in their work, shield them from temptation, help them to live in sym- pathy one with another, and at last bring them to their reward, through Jesus Christ, our Lord. are we After over a quarter of a century as Rector of Grace Church, in its one hundred and five years of ministering in and near the Loop the time has come for me to re- linquish the administration and guidance of this parish and hand over the helm to a younger man. This I do willingly, confident of the future of this Church as a down- town parish, and because I believe that fit choice will be made of the right priest and competent director of the destiny of this old parish. The years I have laboured here have been years of depression, of wars, of prosperity, of all the hopes and fears that flesh is heir to, with all the multitudinous changes and chances of this mortal life. On the whole they have been good years. I have been rea- sonably happy in trying to minister to a parish scattered all over the city. A great happiness has been in serving St. Luke ' s Hospital (the daughter institution of Grace Church ) and the School of Nursing, as a voluntary chaplain. On this vineyard of my ministry I could write a book. Some day I might. I am thankful for the support, the coopera- tion, and the loyalty of members of Grace Church and St. Luke ' s Hospital. Most of all I am grateful for the friendships that have been formed during the years; friendships that have endured the storms and stresses of living and working together. I cannot pull up all my roots from these two institutions; I would not if I could. Part of myself I shall leave here for weal or for woe. To all with whom I have worked, to those I have helped, or tried to help, I say Good- bye. This is not a note of finality, but be- ing interpreted means God be with you. Faithfully and sincerely yours Wm. Turton Travis Page 47 1957 graduates SHIRLEY TITSCHINGER AUCK - - 2144 Pleasure View, Aurora, 111. CYNTHIA BAKER 610 Short St., Fort Atkinson, Wis. BARBARA BALES ..-715 Hayes St., Gary, Ind. JOAN BALEY R.R. No. 3, Hinsdale, 111. CAROL BENCK..... 1055 W. Vermont St., Chicago, 111. IRENE BENCK...... R.R. No. 1, Lockport, III. ROSE MARY BLECHSCHMIDT R.F.D. No. 1, Lockport, 111. IRMA BOWALD 507 Sunset Blvd., Eureka, 111. MARY JANE BRAIN 726 Park Blvd., Glen Ellyn, 111. LETITIA JANE JOHNSON BRUE.. 703 N. Mill, Pontiac, 111. CAROL BURESH 9822 W. 21st Ave., Lakewood, Denver, Colo. MARILYN BUTLER 1257 Ridge Rd., Homewood, IlL LOIS COOKE 5715 N. Oriole Ave., Chicago, 111. JACQUELINE CONNER .....14923 Edbrooke, Dalton, IlL KARIN YOUNG CROWE...... 6744 Indi Illi Park, Hammond, Ind. BONNIE JORDON CUNNINGHAM 2040 St. Lawrence, Beloit, Wis. RITA CZUPRYN 7327 Kimbark Ave., Chicago, 111. ELIZABETH CHURCHILL DeMOSS 3019 S. Tripp Ave., Chicago, III. NANCY DEVER 1430 N. Rose Ave., Arlington Heights, 111. SALLY STROM DOLAN 809 S. Marshfield, Apt. 313, Chicago, 111. JOANNE DOMKO 2937 N. Normandy Ave., Chicago, 111. JOANNE DOWNING.. 370 N. Wolf Rd., Des Plaines, 111. JUDITH EDSON.... 10903 S. Hoyne, Chicago, 111. JUDITH EHLERT 1205 Neermann Ct., Sheboygan, Wis. RUTH EKMAN 1511 N. LaSalle, Chicago, 111. SONDRA FORGEON 517 S. Arthur, Pocatello, Idaho JANE GERMAN 715 S. 28th St., Lafayette, Ind. JOY GILLFILLAN Sheldon, III. MARGUERITE GOODENDORF 564 Parker Ave., Aurora, 111... DIANE GREENBERG 14518 Wallace Ave., Riverdale, 111. EMILY HAND ...2002 180th St., Lansing, IlL ARITH KAUFFMAN HUBBARD 2045 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111. VIRGINIA JAEHNE 623 North Ave., Naperville, 111. MARILYN MEHLENBACHER JOHANNSEN 432 S. Edgewood, LaGrande, 111. BETTY LOU KADAR 11928 Lowe Ave., Chicago, III. SHIZUKO KAWAI 1968 Elmwood Drive, Highland Park, 111. PHYLLIS KERSCHKE 906 E. Central Rd., Arlington, 111. MARJORIE KNIGHT 1875 Sherwood Dr., Beloit, Wis. MARLENE KUS 3410 W. Maple Ave., Evergreen Park, 111. VIOLET LAMOG P.O. Box 49, Hawi, Hawaii BARBARA LANGGUTH 213 S. Rose St., Bcnsonvillc, 111 DORIS LANGHOUT 15042 Morgan, Harvey, 11 ' ,. KATHLEEN LARSON 251 Arthur St., Ckuv, hul. BARBARA LATIMER 732 Bittct.sweet Place, C hicago, 111 DOROI ' MY MATl ' S LOHR 3849 Kedvale Ave.. Chic.ig.n 111. MYRNA LOY 146 Mvnie, Harvey, III. HELEN SORAK MacCONNI ' .I.I 17202 Ashlaiul, lla el Crest. HI. NAN(Y DOWNS McKliRROW ■)M2 S. C oinell, ( hicago, HI. VELMA HENDRICKS MAR ' I IN Buckley, 111. J4ome .Addressed — 195 7 graduates CARYL MARKS - - -907 Mapleton, Oak Park, 111. SONYA MARSH - - 53 Wiltshire, Battle Creek, Mich. SYLVIA JEAN FRISKE MAY - 430 La Mina Ave., Ajo, Arizona MARITA MURRAY - - - - - 8846 Leavitt, Chicago, 111. NANCY NELSON - - - -- - -821 Janice St., Lockport, 111. SANDRA NORTON - - - - 905 Arlington St., Loves Park, 111. ROBERTA NOVAK - - --8 136 W. 26th St., N. Riverside, 111. ARLENE PARIS - - - - - 617 Norton Ave., Joliet, 111. JOYCE PINNEY PEOTTER - R-R- No. 3, Sturgeon Bay, Wis. VENUS PETCOFF - - - - 80 Western Ave., Glen EUyn, 111. LINDA WILSON PETERSON - - 611 E. River Drive, Temple Terrace, Fla. JOAN POTTER - - - - R- - No. 1, Elmhurst, 111. SANDRA SCRIBANO ROBERTSON -.. - -.- - 3818 N. Hoyne Ave., Chicago, 111. MARY LOUISE ROWLEY -- -- 5535 72ncl. Ct., Summit, 111. SHIRLEY RUNGE -- - -- R - No. 2, Box 216, Burlington, Wis. CONSTANCE NOECKER SCHUBERT - 506 James, Eureka, 111. BARBARA SCHULTZ - - -- - - - -1908 Ridge Rd., Munster, Ind. MARY ANN SCHUNEMAN - - -- - - - Walnut, 111. BARBARA SEXTON - - - 9814 Richard, Franklin Park, 111. CAROLYN RYAN SKVARA -- -- - 305 Beverly Place, Munster, Ind. SHIRLEY ANN SMITH - Long Point, 111. EILEEN SORENSON - -- - 419 S. Clay St., Green Bay, Wis. JOANNE SUTCLIFFE... - - - Rt. No. 4, Ottawa, III LILLIAN TAPIA - — - - - - - 5231 S. Ellis, Chicago, III JANET SANDSTEDT THOMPSON - - 392 W. Ottowa, Paxton, 111. HELEN KAY THORPE -- - ....-3724 S. 57th Ave., Cicero, 111. LAURA TRIPP ...1230 Arlinton Ave., Lakewood 7, Ohio VIRGINIA TRONC Chenoa, 111. MARY VanSELOUS... - .. .R.R. No. 2, Three Rivers, Mich. NANCY VENA 13837 S. Halsted St., Chicago, 111. PIRRKO VIRVALO -- - 6751 S. Aberdeen, Chicago, lU. MARCIA HOLLOW AY WHITE. - ......1013 Wabash Ave., Matoon, 111. DONA MAE WILSON -- -- 1429 N. Garfield, Pocatello, Idaho SHIRLEY MAE KORODI YAHL.. ......12508 S. Emerald Ave., Chicago, 111. Gibson Studios Leander Publishing Company St. Luke ' s Public Relations Department Mr. George Knicely Mrs. Margaret Bell Miss Carolyn Kuecher Hines V.A. Hospital Tuberculosis Division Mrs. Katherine Holonyak Page 49 D w r ■f When We Leave